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
a/pm
-
ARMY
NEWS
WATCH
Highlights
includes
Flu
Prevention,
Coping
in
Combat,
Liberia
Training,
Disappearing
on
the
Chesapeake,
Fossils,
Recycling
and
Reusing
Center,
Fort
Bliss
expansion,
and
Sesame
Street’s
Elmo
deployed
so
dads
know
how
kids
feel.
7:29
a/pm
-
FSHS
LACROSSE
CHAMPIONSHIP
On
May
16,
2009
the
Fairmont
Senior
High
Girls
defeated
Morgantown
High
School
for
their
second
straight
state
Lacrosse
championship.
The
contest
is
shown
almost
in
its
entirety
with
introduction
of
players,
singing
of
the
National
Anthem,
and
presentation
of
trophy
at
the
conclusion
of
the
game.
9:03
a/pm
-
COUNTY
COMMISSION
&
PROMO
9:23
a/pm
-
MARION
COUNTY
LIBRARY:
Blackshere
4-22-09
9:53
a/pm
-
FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
10:24
a/pm
-
CONSUMER
SCIENCE
NEWS
&
NOTES
This
fast
moving
25
minute
show
features
delightful
food
ideas,
your
pet’s
health,
problem
gambling,
newsworthy
trends,
military
families,
exercise
ideas,
traveling,
food
and
internet
safety.
Other
important
60
second
spots
including
where
to
secure
additional
information
are
given
on
bike
safety
for
kids,
choosing
a
college,
driving
a
bargain,
children
and
nutrition,
and
entertaining
oddities.
10:47
a/pm
-
PROMO
10:54
-
FAITH
IN
ACTION
AND
PROMOS
This
special
assistance
program,
organized
by
Faith
United
Methodist
in
Fairmont
and
shared
by
Central
Untied
Methodist
and
Fleming
Memorial
Presbyterian,
shows
volunteer
work
being
done
at
American
Red
Cross,
Child’s
Advocacy
Center,
Try-Again
Homes,
and
Salvation
Army
Thrift
Shop.
Beautiful
backlay
of
music
compliments
the
faith
in
action
video
without
words.
11:00
a/pm
-
DD
DISCUSSES
NEXT
4
HOURS
11:07
a/pm
-
LETTERMAN’S
ATHLETIC
BANQUET
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
1:00
a/pm
-
R-W,
W-I
ALUMNI
GAME
This
short
3
minute
highlight
prepares
the
viewers
for
more
to
come
in
the
following
month
of
an
alumni
game
for
a
great
cause,
uniting
many
former
or
present
Marion
Countians
in
a
traditional
game
that
was
as
strong
as
the
Fairmont
West-East
rivalry.
This
game
will
be
broadcast
on
both
TV19
and
18.
3:00
a/pm
-
LIBRARY:
JOHN
CUMMINGS
John
Michael
Cummings
discuses
his
new
book,
“The
Night
I
Freed
John
Brown”
An
excellent
speaker,
his
novel
shares
much
about
his
home
and
family
life
in
and
around
Harper’s
Ferry
and
the
life
and
sacrifices
made
in
order
to
write
this
novel.
4:00
a/pm
-
CROP
WALK
The
annual
CROP
Walk
to
benefit
world
and
local
hunger
projects
was
held
the
first
Sunday
in
May,
starting
at
East
West
Stadium.
Sponsored
by
the
Greater
Fairmont
Council
of
Churches,
it
provides
both
a
healthy
and
monetary
approach
to
assist
those
who
have
little
health
or
food
or
are
in
need
of
one
or
both.
4:22
a/pm
-
DISABILITY
ACTION
CENTER
DEDICATION
Held
April
30,
2009,
the
dedication
of
the
old
Fairmont
Bowling
Center
and
formerly
Webster’s
College
has
been
made
over
as
a
result
of
a
free
gift
from
brothers
George
and
Herman
Haupstein.
The
dedication
service
is
shown
in
its
entirely
with
participation
from
recipients
of
service,
politicians,
and
board
members.
5:08
a/pm
-
SPECIAL
OLYMPICS
Special
Olympics
of
Marion
County
was
taped
at
North
Marion
High
School.
It
featured
interviews
with
April
Kaull
and
Coach
Mike
Lopez
of
Fairmont
State
Football
Team,
students
from
West
Fairmont
and
North
Marion
as
well
as
John
Petrucci.
The
opening
ceremony
is
covered
and
portions
of
a
few
of
the
games.
5:50
a/pm
-
FAITH
IN
ACTION
This
special
assistance
program,
organized
by
Faith
United
Methodist
in
Fairmont
and
shared
by
Central
Untied
Methodist
and
Fleming
Memorial
Presbyterian,
shows
volunteer
work
being
done
at
American
Red
Cross,
Child’s
Advocacy
Center,
Try-Again
Homes,
and
Salvation
Army
Thrift
Shop.
Beautiful
backlay
of
music
compliments
the
faith
in
action
video
without
words.
6:10
a/pm
-
R-W,
W-I
ALUMNI
GAME
VIDEO
This
short
3
minute
highlight
prepares
the
viewers
for
more
to
come
in
the
following
month
of
an
alumni
game
for
a
great
cause,
uniting
many
former
or
present
Marion
Countians
in
a
traditional
game
that
was
as
strong
as
the
Fairmont
West-East
rivalry.
This
game
will
be
broadcast
on
both
TV19
and
18.
6:13
a/pm
-
COMIC
BOOK
GIVE
AWAY
DAY
Filmed
at
Comic
Paradise
Plus
Building
and
the
Marion
County
Library
shows
the
love
and
fascination
of
comic
books
among
young
and
old
alike.
James
Wyer
and
others
at
the
store
are
interviewed.
Activity
at
the
Library
are
also
shown.
6:30
a/pm
-
WVU
NEWS
IMPORTANT
DATES
TO
CONSIDER
Saturday,
June
27,
2000
Training
to
Interview
People
for
TV,
Oral
History,
and
other
settings.
Miles
Chapel
Church,
501
Monroe
St.,
Fairmont.
At
intersection
of
Monroe
and
High
Street,
past
the
former
Dunbar
School.
This
will
be
the
first
step
to
train
people
to
do
Public
Access
Television
and
to
assist
in
working
on
a
documentary
on
African-American
History
in
Fairmont
by
collecting
oral
histories.
FIRST
OF
FOUR
WORKSHOPS.
$20
each
or
$70
for
all
four.
Central
United
Methodist
Church,
301
Fairmont
WV,
Fairmont
26554
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
$70.
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
9:00am
-
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,
2001
from
9:00am
-
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
generousity!
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
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