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Programs shown at 7:00 a.m. will also be shown at 7:00 p.m.

For those of you with digital tuners
Channel 19 can also be seen on 80-10 and 80-32778




7:00 am/pm - VOCAL TAPESTRY
On June 8, 2009, Vocal Tapestry presented “Homeland” Concert at St. Peter’s. Songs were religious and patriotic while tracing a theme of American history and heritage.
8:17 am/pm - ARMY NEWS WATCH
Two Programs features many important news items regarding the Army. Sponsored by Man Tech of Fairmont, these programs are produced by soldiers and about soldiers.

9:16 am/pm - CONSUMER SCIENCE NEWS & NOTES
This fast moving 23 minute show features helpful information from experts at the US Center for Disease Control, the Poison Control Center, Ronald McDonald House Charities and 19 others. The other important feature of the show is entertaining oddities. You will learns about garden plants, how they received their names and their functions.

9:39 am/pm - AARP
Eric Wells narrates this fast moving half hour program with interviews from the WV Bureau of Senior Services. These people are interviewed: Nancy Cipoletti, Libby Boggess, Marcia Meeks, Ray Woods and Fredericka White.

10:03 am/pm - FAIRMONT YARD SALE OF JUNE 5-6 2009
Seven Types of Yard Sales are visited over the weekend of June 5-6 in and around the Fairmont Area. The seven are (1) Porch sale at Charlton St. (2) Church sales at Central Christian and Barrackville United Methodist Church (3) Traditional yard sale on Benoni Ave (4) Great Fairmont Community Yard Sale at City Parking Garage (5) Multi-Family Yard Sale on Murray Ave. (6) Street Sale on JoHarry Drive and (7) School Sale by Senior Class at Fairmont Senior High School.

10:50 am/pm - AFRICA UNIVERSITY CHOIR
The choir performs at West Virginia Wesleyan College during the United Methodist Conference on June 13, 2009. This is a portion of their concert – a more complete concert will follow in the months to follow.

11:00 am/pm - AIMEE RICHARDS ON ETHIOPIA - MAY 27, 2009
Aimee Richards speaks to the Rotary Club of Fairmont on adopting two children from Ethiopia while starting an orphanage there with a fellow adoptee in that country.

11:26 am/pm - FAIRMONT CITY COUNCIL OF MAY 12, 2009

12:28 am/pm - FAIRMONT CITY COUNCIL OF MAY 28, 2009

1:06 am/pm - BOARD OF EDUCATION - JUNE 1, 2009
Highlights of the evening include before the Banquet interviews with Duane Cochran, Fairmont Times-West Virginian reporter, Women Basketball Coach, Steve McDonald, Athletic Director “Rusty” Elliott, academic and community athletes Jamal Womble, Gerod Green, and Kristy Rausch. Green and Rausch interviews done on the track and softball field. Because of the wonderful help from Adam Zundell, director of athletic media relations and marketing, we were able to post pictures from the banquet and include the following talks: Coach Bob Huggins, Buck Thompson, Jack Reagan, Rausch and Womble. Closing comments were given by Rusty Elliott and Charles Reese

2:49 am/pm - COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING - JUNE 3, 10 & 17, 2009

3:00 am/pm - THREE RIVERS PARADE
The yearly kick off Parade to the Three Rivers Festival features the Marion County High School and the combined Monongah, Farmington, Barrackville, and Mannington Middle School. WVU mascot, football players, championship North Marion Basketball Girls and Fairmont Senior Boys and Girls Lacrosse Teams are featured.

3:54 am/pm - JOSH KNOTTS
Magician and Illusionist Josh Knotts is featured for the second consecutive year on TV19. Very popular with all audiences he performs illusionist that has elevated him to the top of the magician world.

4:31 am/pm - SAMPLES OF BAND JU JU, BULLDOZER
Two popular tri county and tri state bands perform brief samples of their original work at the Friday and Saturday Three Rivers Concert.

5:05 am/pm - PEPPERONI ROLL BAKE-OFF
The extremely popular and new event of the Festival, the Pepperoni roll bake off is featured. Many of the exhibitors are featured as well as the three winners. Some of the judges are interviewed, including the Festival and the Teen Queen. Also interviewed are Marcella Yaremchuk (in charge of the PRBO) and Sharon Swearingen (Director)

5:38 am/pm - THREE RIVERS CLOSING FIREWORKS
Closing fireworks amidst the Memorial Day weekend of Fairmont patriotic views and memorable music set to inspire.

5:54 am/pm - COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING - MAY 27, 2009


6:20 am/pm - I AM FLETCHER GOLDEN
The story of the father who inspired Father’s Day will reveal the rich history of Fairmont in this event of Father’s Day

6:43 am/pm - I AM DR. R. THOMAS WEBB
The life of Dr. R. Thomas Webb and his contribution to Father’s Day is presented

6:57 am/pm - PRAYERS OF THE CHILDREN
This world renown song is performed by three young men when they were at East Fairmont High School.


IMPORTANT DATES TO CONSIDER


Saturday, July 11, 2009 from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Training for PEG ACCESS Television. First session in training will be to create the idea, write the story, plan the interviews, develop the scenes, and plan the outcome. This involve planning the work and then working the plan. Cost will be $20.00. DD Meighen will lead the workshop. And will share the creation of such documentaries he has produced on Mission WV, Fairmont State’s 1967 Championship Football Team, Hunger in Marion County, and others. The cost is $20.

If you plan to attend all four sessions, the cost will be $50.

Friday, August 14, 2009 from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
This workshop will feature shooting video and utilizing techniques as staging, lighting, and positing. It will basically involve a one camera shoot but some thought will be given to using two cameras. The use of tripods will be discussed. Some hands on experience will be included. The goal is to prepare for local non-profits, community agencies, schools and Fairmont State to develop programs that can be aired on channel 19. The cost is $20.00

Saturday, September 26, 2009 from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
This workshop will allow persons to bring a five minute video of what they have written and created from the first and/or second workshop. We will discuss each briefly and developing a network of persons interested in taping. We will then begin the consideration of editing.

Saturday, October 10, 2009 from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Editing and Uploading. Different editing programs will be discussed and some will be shown. A discussion will the occur on uploading the finished product to DVD, the web, etc. Persons with experience will show others these techniques and methods. All programs will be held at Central United Methodist Church, 301 Fairmont Wave., Fairmont, WV 26554


Three ways to support us and a couple of notes


> First, most any of our shows can be purchased for $20.00.  This will assist us in the purchase of equipment, advertisement, production and travel.  Certain copyright laws may prevent us from offering all programs for sales.
 
> Second, we are offering an underwriting of any monthly program we do for a modest fee of $200 a month. Each program is shown twice a day which the underwriter can be mentioned twice in each show. Thus, the individual, company, or business will receive at least 120 mentions a month, which averages out to 60¢ per spot.
 
> Third, I will transpose your video tapes (VHS, S-VHS, Hi-8 or 8mm) onto DVD or CD for $25.00. This will include an hours of production, labeling, and a case. Beyond that, the cost is $20.00 an hour.
 
Any and all contributions are sincerely appreciated! We were blessed with $100 or more in donations during JANUARY from the following: Mr. and Mrs. Charles and JoAnn Kincell; Judd’s Mini Storage: Judd Doerfler; Marion County Transit Authority
 
Please Note: If you see the picture get stuck or frozen you can call me at 366-4511 or email. For those with digital tuners, channel 19 can also be seen on 80-10 and 80-32778. I am thankful for the help at Time Warner from Marshall Tenney. He puts all programs on the hard drive and adjusts the timing of the program for over the air viewing. He also programs channel 18. He is always trying to make certain all is running smoothly.



If you make a donation, TV 19 will credit you, your company, or your non profit for your generosity!

Tax deductible checks can be made to:

Greater Fairmont Council of Churches
Box 846
Fairmont, WV 26554



You may contact the host of TV 19 via the USPS, phone, or e-mail...

DD Meighen
3 Park Drive
Fairmont, WV 26554

Land line: 366-4511
Cell: 203-4037

E-mail: mrc@iolinc.net



We were blessed with $100 or more in donations during April from the following:

Mr. and Mrs. Charles and JoAnn Kincell, monthly love gift

Marion County Public Library, monthly underwriting of Library Programs

Man Tech, underwriting for Army NewsWatch


 

Archived Schedules

June 2009
May 2009
March & April 2009
February 2009
January 2009
December 2008

November 2008
October 2008
September 2008
August 2008
July & August 2008
June & July 2008
June 2008
May 2008
April 2008
March 2008
February 2008
January 2008
December 2007



DD Meighen receives lifetime achievement award