 |
7:00
a.m.
-------
11:00
a.m.
(approximate)
7:00 a.m.
Introduction
7:02 a.m.
WVU
&
United
Way
–
This
Program
features
interviews
with
most
of
the
WVU
Basketball
Players,
the
coaches,
and
support
staff
that
came
for
a
mini-camp
for
children
of
Marion
County.
Also
interviewed
were
Tiffany
Samuels,
executive
director
of
United
Way,
and
some
of
the
children.
WVU
players
and
coaches
talk
about
being
honored
they
can
give
back
to
the
community
that
supports
them.
You’ll
see
them
working
with
the
children,
shooting
among
themselves
in
competition,
and
holding
an
informal
dunk
contest.
8:00 a.m.
Summer
Basketball
at
West
Fairmont
Girls
Gym
-
This
25
year
old
program
brings
together
teams
from
around
the
area
to
play
against
each
other
in
a
month
long
summer
league.
On
this
segment
we
focus
on
the
boys.
David
Retton
of
West
Fairmont
and
Bill
Bennett,
coach
of
Robert
C.
Byrd
High
School,
are
interviewed
and
then
about
10
minutes
of
the
game
can
be
seen.
The
game
was
won
in
the
closing
seconds.
8:18 a.m.
Roosevelt-Wilson,
Washington-Irving
Reunion
Alumni
Basketball
Game.
May
30,
2008
at
Robert
C.
Byrd
High
School
to
benefit
American
Cancer
Society
for
former
R-W
coach
Doug
Hogue.
-
Many
Fairmonters
came
from
Clarksburg
and
attended
these
two
schools
which
ended
their
rivalry
17
years
ago
in
merger.
In
a
unique
and
special
setting
with
over
4,000
people
attending,
players
and
students
gathered
to
play
an
alumni
basketball
game.
But
it
was
not
just
a
normal
game.
It
benefited
the
American
Cancer
Society
and
honored
Mrs.
Janice
Hogue,
beloved
wife
of
former
R-W
coach
Doug
Hogue,
who
died
of
cancer
March
16,
2008.
Her
husband,
now
principal
of
W-I
Middle
School,
is
now
battling
cancer
himself.
All
the
players
who
came
to
play
and
honor
Coach
Hogue
and
support
the
American
Cancer
Society
will
bring
tears
of
sorrow
and
yet
expressions
of
gratitude
to
those
who
view
the
program.
Those
attending
but
not
playing
were
Clayce
Kisbaugh,
great
guard
with
Hot
Rod
Hundley
on
WVU’s
basketball
team
in
the
early
50’s;
Jeff
Schneider,
W-I
and
Virginia
Tech’s
All-American.
He
is
the
only
player
in
WV
Basketball
History
to
be
voted
state
player
of
the
year
twice.
Names
that
might
be
familiar
include
Bob
Ferrell,
the
leading
scorer
in
the
nation
at
one
time
with
Davis
&
Elkins;
Jim
Crutchfield,
basketball
coach
at
West
Liberty,
Chris
George
who
has
the
all
time
football
receiving
record
in
the
nation
at
Glenville
State,
and
Chris
Meighen,
who
played
both
at
Fairmont
and
in
Clarksburg
and
then
completed
his
career
at
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Wilmington.
A
very
unique
interview
was
with
Al
Cox,
the
radio
and
PA
announcer
who
recalls
his
time
with
Nick
Fantasia,
Sr.
and
Jay
Randolph
at
WHAR
in
Clarksburg.
10:58
a.m.
Conclusion
11:00
a.m.
-------
3:00
p.m.
(approximate)
11:00
a.m.
Introduction
11:03
a.m.
I
Am
Fletcher
Golden.
This
Power
Point
traces
the
life
of
the
“Father
who
inspired
Father’s
Day.”
Rev.
Golden
was
the
father
of
Grace
Golden
Clayton
whose
inspiration
led
to
the
first
service
100
years
ago
this
year,
on
July
5,
1908.
11:26
a.m.
CROP
Walk
-
This
walk
to
benefit
Church
World
Hunger
is
sponsored
by
the
Greater
Fairmont
Council
of
Churches.
We
walk
the
route,
talking
to
some
of
the
participants
and
viewing
some
of
the
sights
along
the
way.
The
coordinator
of
the
event,
Rev.
Scott
Ingleton
is
interviewed
as
well
as
the
Police
Reserve
and
the
“Blister
Bus”.
11:46
a.m.
3
Rivers
Parade.
This
parade
held
on
Thursday,
May
22,
2008
is
shown
in
its
entirety.
Highlights
include
the
Clydesdale
Horses
and
the
Oscar
Mayer
Weimer
Mobile.
Bands
from
East
and
West
Fairmont
are
shown,
3
Rivers
Participants
and
Beauty
Queens.
12:34
p.m.
3
Rivers
Educational
Day.
2
Events
are
shown
from
the
Carnegie
Science
Center:
Fractured
Physics
is
presented
at
Parables
Limited
Place
on
Monroe
St.
as
students
learn
about
the
laws
of
physics.
The
second
is
the
“Weather
Game:
Hurricane
or
Tornado”
presented
at
the
Fairmont
Elks
Club.
1:00 p.m.
3
Rivers
Palatine
Park.
Highlights
include
the
illusion
of
Josh
Knotts
from
Weirton
who
is
on
a
national
tour;
the
lady
who
drives
the
Oscar
Mayer
Weiner
mobile,
and
one
of
the
6
trainers
who
handle
the
Clydesdales.
1:34
p.m.
Project
Graduation
-
4
Hours
of
Taping
are
condensed
into
this
50
minute
program.
Special
interviews
with
Gary
and
Roberta
Steele.
Roberta
has
been
the
coordinator
for
the
past
12
years.
Students
from
the
various
schools
are
interviewed.
Games
are
shown
and
prizes
are
viewed.
Singing
is
shown
and
people
at
the
Concession
Booth
and
the
3
different
schools
are
interviewed.
However,
some
mistakes
were
made
and
the
interviews
with
West
and
East
Fairmont
support
staff
was
not
taped.
2:25
p.m.
1999
FSHS
Percussion
Ensemble.
Former
band
director
Barry
Vingle
directs
this
ensemble
in
national
performance
action
in
1999.
2:55
p.m.
Conclusion
3:00
p.m.
-------
7:00
p.m.
(approximate)
3:00
p.m.
Introduction
3:02
p.m.
Father's
Day
History
-
Power
Point
3:17 p.m.
Marion
County
Historical
Society
-
2007
3:59 p.m.
Marion
County
Historical
Society
Woodlawn
Cemetery
4:11 p.m.
City
Council
Meeting:
5/27/08
5:24 p.m.
County
commission
Meeting:
5/28/08
5:42 p.m.
Mike
Stivers
introducing
Compassion
International
5:45 p.m.
Compassion
International
6:18 p.m.
1st
Baptist:
Dr.
Robert
Varnam
and
"Deacon
Duvall"
6:35 p.m.
Caring
for
the
Earth
-
WV
Council
of
Churches
6:55 p.m.
Conclusion
7:00
p.m.
-------
11:00
p.m.
(approximate)
7:00 p.m.
Introduction
7:02 p.m.
WVU
&
United
Way
–
This
Program
features
interviews
with
most
of
the
WVU
Basketball
Players,
the
coaches,
and
support
staff
that
came
for
a
mini-camp
for
children
of
Marion
County.
Also
interviewed
were
Tiffany
Samuels,
executive
director
of
United
Way,
and
some
of
the
children.
WVU
players
and
coaches
talk
about
being
honored
they
can
give
back
to
the
community
that
supports
them.
You’ll
see
them
working
with
the
children,
shooting
among
themselves
in
competition,
and
holding
an
informal
dunk
contest.
8:00 p.m.
Summer
Basketball
at
West
Fairmont
Girls
Gym
-
This
25
year
old
program
brings
together
teams
from
around
the
area
to
play
against
each
other
in
a
month
long
summer
league.
On
this
segment
we
focus
on
the
boys.
David
Retton
of
West
Fairmont
and
Bill
Bennett,
coach
of
Robert
C.
Byrd
High
School,
are
interviewed
and
then
about
10
minutes
of
the
game
can
be
seen.
The
game
was
won
in
the
closing
seconds.
8:18 p.m.
Roosevelt-Wilson,
Washington-Irving
Reunion
Alumni
Basketball
Game.
May
30,
2008
at
Robert
C.
Byrd
High
School
to
benefit
American
Cancer
Society
for
former
R-W
coach
Doug
Hogue.
-
Many
Fairmonters
came
from
Clarksburg
and
attended
these
two
schools
which
ended
their
rivalry
17
years
ago
in
merger.
In
a
unique
and
special
setting
with
over
4,000
people
attending,
players
and
students
gathered
to
play
an
alumni
basketball
game.
But
it
was
not
just
a
normal
game.
It
benefited
the
American
Cancer
Society
and
honored
Mrs.
Janice
Hogue,
beloved
wife
of
former
R-W
coach
Doug
Hogue,
who
died
of
cancer
March
16,
2008.
Her
husband,
now
principal
of
W-I
Middle
School,
is
now
battling
cancer
himself.
All
the
players
who
came
to
play
and
honor
Coach
Hogue
and
support
the
American
Cancer
Society
will
bring
tears
of
sorrow
and
yet
expressions
of
gratitude
to
those
who
view
the
program.
Those
attending
but
not
playing
were
Clayce
Kisbaugh,
great
guard
with
Hot
Rod
Hundley
on
WVU’s
basketball
team
in
the
early
50’s;
Jeff
Schneider,
W-I
and
Virginia
Tech’s
All-American.
He
is
the
only
player
in
WV
Basketball
History
to
be
voted
state
player
of
the
year
twice.
Names
that
might
be
familiar
include
Bob
Ferrell,
the
leading
scorer
in
the
nation
at
one
time
with
Davis
&
Elkins;
Jim
Crutchfield,
basketball
coach
at
West
Liberty,
Chris
George
who
has
the
all
time
football
receiving
record
in
the
nation
at
Glenville
State,
and
Chris
Meighen,
who
played
both
at
Fairmont
and
in
Clarksburg
and
then
completed
his
career
at
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Wilmington.
A
very
unique
interview
was
with
Al
Cox,
the
radio
and
PA
announcer
who
recalls
his
time
with
Nick
Fantasia,
Sr.
and
Jay
Randolph
at
WHAR
in
Clarksburg.
10:58
p.m.
Conclusion
11:00
p.m.
-------
3:00
a.m.
(approximate)
11:00
p.m.
Introduction
11:03
p.m.
I
Am
Fletcher
Golden.
This
Power
Point
traces
the
life
of
the
“Father
who
inspired
Father’s
Day.”
Rev.
Golden
was
the
father
of
Grace
Golden
Clayton
whose
inspiration
led
to
the
first
service
100
years
ago
this
year,
on
July
5,
1908.
11:26
p.m.
CROP
Walk
-
This
walk
to
benefit
Church
World
Hunger
is
sponsored
by
the
Greater
Fairmont
Council
of
Churches.
We
walk
the
route,
talking
to
some
of
the
participants
and
viewing
some
of
the
sights
along
the
way.
The
coordinator
of
the
event,
Rev.
Scott
Ingleton
is
interviewed
as
well
as
the
Police
Reserve
and
the
“Blister
Bus”.
11:46
p.m.
3
Rivers
Parade.
This
parade
held
on
Thursday,
May
22,
2008
is
shown
in
its
entirety.
Highlights
include
the
Clydesdale
Horses
and
the
Oscar
Mayer
Weimer
Mobile.
Bands
from
East
and
West
Fairmont
are
shown,
3
Rivers
Participants
and
Beauty
Queens.
12:34
a.m.
3
Rivers
Educational
Day.
2
Events
are
shown
from
the
Carnegie
Science
Center:
Fractured
Physics
is
presented
at
Parables
Limited
Place
on
Monroe
St.
as
students
learn
about
the
laws
of
physics.
The
second
is
the
“Weather
Game:
Hurricane
or
Tornado”
presented
at
the
Fairmont
Elks
Club.
1:00 a.m.
3
Rivers
Palatine
Park.
Highlights
include
the
illusion
of
Josh
Knotts
from
Weirton
who
is
on
a
national
tour;
the
lady
who
drives
the
Oscar
Mayer
Weiner
mobile,
and
one
of
the
6
trainers
who
handle
the
Clydesdales.
1:34
a.m.
Project
Graduation
-
4
Hours
of
Taping
are
condensed
into
this
50
minute
program.
Special
interviews
with
Gary
and
Roberta
Steele.
Roberta
has
been
the
coordinator
for
the
past
12
years.
Students
from
the
various
schools
are
interviewed.
Games
are
shown
and
prizes
are
viewed.
Singing
is
shown
and
people
at
the
Concession
Booth
and
the
3
different
schools
are
interviewed.
However,
some
mistakes
were
made
and
the
interviews
with
West
and
East
Fairmont
support
staff
was
not
taped.
2:25
a.m.
1999
FSHS
Percussion
Ensemble.
Former
band
director
Barry
Vingle
directs
this
ensemble
in
national
performance
action
in
1999.
2:55
a.m.
Conclusion
3:00
a.m.
-------
7:00
a.m.
(approximate)
3:00
a.m.
Introduction
3:02
a.m.
Father's
Day
History
-
Power
Point
3:17 a.m.
Marion
County
Historical
Society
-
2007
3:59 a.m.
Marion
County
Historical
Society
Woodlawn
Cemetery
4:11 a.m.
City
Council
Meeting:
5/27/08
5:24 a.m.
County
commission
Meeting:
5/28/08
5:42 a.m.
Mike
Stivers
introducing
Compassion
International
5:45 a.m.
Compassion
International
6:18 a.m.
1st
Baptist:
Dr.
Robert
Varnam
and
"Deacon
Duvall"
6:35 a.m.
Caring
for
the
Earth
-
WV
Council
of
Churches
6:55 a.m.
Conclusion
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