December 2012 Schedule

Programs for DECEMBER, 2012. They are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time. We are also on the web 24 hours a day at http://gfcc.peg.tv.

 7:00    57 min      GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS                  Nov.  6

Quickest coverage in West Virginia is documented in this program that highlights setting up on Monday and executing the election on Tuesday. Many interviews and 2 reports on voting are given. A must see for those interested in why Marion County is so successful in its election coverage. Persons interviewed include Andrew Sabak and Belinda Biafore, and winning candidates Bill Burdick and Joe Carpenter. Also interviewed is Fairmont Times Managing Editor Misty Poe, County Commissioner employees Rob Holmes and Dennis Sanders, County Clerk Janice Cosco and Dixie Yann Bond Supporter.

7:57  1 hr. 15 min  FARMINGTON MEMORIAL 44th SERVICE Nov. 18

Llewellyn Portal is the site where the 44th Memorial Service of the Farmington Mine Disaster Event takes place. Complete coverage is offered. Speakers include Delegate Mike Caputo, International District 31 Vice President, Cecil Roberts, International President of United Mine Workers, singer Sharon Clelland, poet , and many persons and organizations laying wreaths at the monument.

 9:13   16 min      CHRISTMAS MUSIC                                      1990-2011

Music includes the best of Monongalia County Elementary Chorus of 1996 including the WV Brass. Also is the Vincent Memorial United Methodist Church choir of 2000 singing "Silent Night" with images of Nutter Fort community and the people of the area featured.  Following that is First Presbyterian Choir singing at their cantata in Dec. 2010

9:30    57 min      2012 VETERANS PARADE & PROGRAM    Nov. 12

The 2012 Veterans Parade is shown with bands, antique cars, and military processions. Then, the scene shifts to the Veterans Plaza where highlights of the program is presented with wreath laying and comments from Grand Marshall, Sgt. Shawn Shoulders.

10:20   29 min   2012 CHRISTMAS TOY SHOP                     Nov. 22-23

Highlights include both setting up and distribution of Nov. 22-23. Comments are given by Butch Tennant and David Sturm the day before. Friday's events include overview of shoppers and comments from volunteers Marshal Fluharty, Alfreda Britton, Rev. Holley Faulkner, Lauren Prinzo, Janet Curry, Janet Chittum, Suzie Petry, Guy Ward, Linda Willis, Randy Elliott, and the Elliott family. Humane Society volunteers Cathy Reed-Vanetta, Don Downs, and Kayla are interviewed as well as those who selected animals, Kaylee Janes and Judy Keplinger. Finally, two shoppers Alicia Greathouse and Vanessa Corley are interviewed.

10:50   10 min      REV. SIOBHÁN PATTERSON                         Nov. 18

Rev. SIOBHÁN PATTERSON presented her final sermon at Christ Episcopal Church on Nov. 18th She presented to the church a painting of the New River Gorge Bridge. The choir is seen performing an anthem and the Children's are seen playing handbells to "How Great Thou Art."

11:00   11 min      RIVESVILLE POWER PLANT                        Nov. 13

109 Pictures and a brief river scene of the Plant are shown in this 11 minute program. Many of the pictures are identified as "return to Lila Edman- Rivesville." Apparently, the photographer was Josie Dalton. Pictures were apparently collected and put on cd by David Bledsoe of Rivesville. And the cds were given to TV19 by Kip Price, a former employee of the Plant. Program dedicated to Harry Grubb.

11:12   22 min      WEST SIDE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS    Nov.  7

Program on Nov. 8th features comments by Coach Chris Neptune and All-Stater Nick Trefz.

11:34  10 min    Greater Fairmont Council of Churches Dinner   Nov. 15

The Greater Fairmont Council of Churches celebrated their year with a dinner on Nov. 16, 2012 at Knights of Columbus Building. Special speaker was WV Senator Roman Prezioso. He spoke of the strong relationship between faith, politics, and civic life, as reflected in the writings and actions of such heroes as Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and John Adams. Rev. Jeff Allen, Executive Director of the WV Council of Churches, spoke on the issue of justice and faith and the new initiative of the "Common Good" in Faith and Life. The ten top achievements of our Council were highlighted:  Church League Basketball, (2) Bi Weekly Prayers for City Council, (3) Weekly prayers for County Commission, (4) 2 Mission Trips Yearly, (5) Special Worship Services ( 9-11 and Easter Sunrise Service), (6) Weekly worship at John Manchin Health Center, (7) Christmas Toy Shop Supporter, (8) United Way Supporter Campaign, (9) TV19, and (10) Supporter of Individual Church efforts to provide for the common good. Finally new officers were installed that included Rev. Dr. Mike Richards, Moderator; John McKenney, Vice President; Don Downs, Treasurer, and D.D. Meighen, Secretary.

11:44   10 min   CHRISTMAS LIGHTS: MORRIS PARK     Dec. 5, 2011

All the lights and sponsors are shown against a background of Christmas Music at Morris Park are shown from this 2011 video

11:54     5 min         ROYCE LYDEN - HABITAT HOUSE            Nov. 20

Royce Lyden talks about her Habitat for Humanity house. Program recorded by Habitat for Humanity.

12:00   2 hours            ST. PETERS REUNION                Aug. 10-11, 2012

Friday evening comments by Frank Fuscaldio, Jr. Joseph Cinalli, Jr., Antionette Diamond Carney, Joan Oliverio Minarich, Charlotte Lawler, Susan Annan Patton, Christine Schmidt, Frances Chester Wade, Marilyn Shreve Boudreau, Janice Pitrolo Cota, Greg Kropog, Dr. Joseph Sieran, Steve Yambor, Connie Pitrolo Pulice, Charles Lawler, Jim McCormley, Patty Rosenberger Dinneerville, Nick Cinalli, Jim Donofrio, Gloria Potesta Jett, Margaret Yambor Puderbaugh, Eileen DeBellis Akers, Mary Frances Colebank Strano, Judy Kirpita Newman, Susan Martin Pluto, Sandra DeVito King, Frances Jean Reese Higgins, Cecily McAteer Enos, Sandra Ross Rosenberger, Loretta Saporito, Edward Rosenberger, Ron Zeni, Bob Yost, George Dragich, Paul Parker, Beverly Romino Jezioro, Doreen Martelli Branham, Pat McCormley, Maureen Kennedy Wolfe, Peggy Kennedy Mauney, Marie Murrin, and Richard Kennedy.

 Saturday's Program Aug. 11, 2012: Welcome, George Dragich (MC), Motown Strutters (Singin in the Rain), John Egan McAteer (1957 class), Sister Bee by Linda Beccaloni McClung, Charles Lawler (1967 class), Motown Strutters (New York, New York), Tom Dragich (1962 class), George Dragich speaks, Tom Dragich as Monsignor and Linda McClung as Sister Bee, and calling attention to certain people.

 EXTRAS: Antionette Diamond Carney, Frank Fuscaldio, Jr. Joseph Cinalli, Jr., Dr. Joseph Sieram, Connie Pitrolo Pulice, Charlie Lawler, Nick Cinalli, Loretta Saporito, Sandra DeVito King, Walt Parden, Robert Ellis, Conclusion

 2:00    1 hour 30 min         105th Morgan Reunion           Aug. 11, 2012

105th Morgan Reunion on Aug. 11, 2012; 1 hr. 38 min. Highlights include last year singing of "My Monongahela" by Jonathan Turner, written by William Prunty and rearranged by Robert Ellis. Other highlights include "We Remember" by Rita Laishley on the Morgan Morgan History and the 201st Field Artillery history and personal narrative given by Sergent Oliverio. Treasurer Steve Martin offers the Morgan History from the Civil War standpoint.  Jim Rote in Greentown speaks and is interviewed for his restoration of the George Pinkney Morgan House. Former Delegate Paul Prunty is interviewed on his efforts in saving the House. Jamie Lester speaks and is interviewed on his Zackquill Morgan Bronze Sulpture Statue for Morgantown. And Linda Nixon Glover gave winning Bid for Zackquill Morgan Sketch for $581. Songs "God Bless the USA" and "Country Roads" are presented. Copies of video can be obtained from Mark Records, PO Box 1564, Fairmont, WV 26554 for $20.00.

3:30  23 min.       Consumer News Report         177                          Nov 21

Consumer Science News and Notes is an informative program from experts on your health, home, family, food and finances. Report Highlights include travel safe and health travel for seniors, automotive pointers for parents, and entertaining oddities concerning dentistry. For example, tooth decay is said to e the second most common disease in the US after the common cold, the enamel on a human's tooth is the hardest thing in the body, and the first braces were constructed by Pierre Fauchard in 1729 in France.

3:53  4 min.         Streets of Sarajevo                                              Nov 21

John McCutcheon's song by is performed against the backdrop of Gateway Connector construction.

3:57  3 min.         Country Roads Take Me Home                         Nov 21

Song of WV set against backdrop of WV scenery

 4:00 34 min        County Commission Meeting of                         Oct 31

Highlights include Resolution to Apply for West Virginia Community Participation Program Funds on behalf of the Bunner Ridge Community Association and the Barrackville Christmas in our Town Celebration. Jesse M. Richie hired as full time Deputy Sheriff.  Raymond Morgan was re-appointed on the board of the Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority. Request for funds was received from the Feast of the Seven Fishes Festival. Bids were opened for new 9-11 Emergency Building at the Call Center.

 4:34 36 mi           Mission WV National Adoption Month             Nov 3

Highlights include interviews with Karissa Loring, northern representative of Mission WV, and adopted daughter Morgan Cassie. Other interviews are with Jim Martin and family, Kelly Thompson, Associate Director of Mission WV, and Carrie Robey Dawson, Public Relations Director of Mission WV. Lisa & Danny Jenkins speak. They are adoptive Parents of 1 Biological Child, 2 Adoptive Sons, 3 Adoptive Daughters, 1 with Legal Guardianship, and 3 Foster Children. Also speaking is an adopted Fairmont State student. Master of Ceremonies is  Dana Arquilla of WBOY.

 5:11 18 min        Rev. Johnna Mansuetto Installation                   Nov 11

Rev. Mansuetto is installed as minister of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) on Big Tree Drive. Highlights included the playing of "Happy Day" by Nick Mansuetto (son) playing the guitar, Brooks Parker playing the piano, the praise group along with the choir and congregation joining in celebration. Regional Minister Thad Allen installs Johanna and Jeff Carpenter leads in the congregational response.

 5:28 39 min        City Council Meeting of                                       Nov. 13

Following prayer by Chaplain James Riggs, Council set consideration for business the following items:

 An Increase In The Compensation Of The Mayor And Members Of Council Effective January 1, 2015, A One Time Cash Payment In Lieu Of Base Increase Payable On Or Before December 31, 2012, and amending The Pay Plan And List Of Occupational Classes To Provide For Adjustments To The Base Salaries Relating To The Positions Of Water/Wastewater Operators And Electricians And Police Lieutenants, And To Further Provide For Alternative Pay Plans And Longevity Pay Structures For The Following Classes Of Employees: Firefighters Covered Under The Collective Bargaining Agreement By And Between The City Of Fairmont And IAFF Local 318; and  Department Heads, Other Supervisory Positions, And Certain Unclassified Positions.

 6:08 21 min      Greater Fairmont Council of Churches News    Nov. 26

Highlights include the Greater Fairmont Council of Churches dinner on Nov. 15th where comments by WV Council of Churches Executive Director Jeff Allen and WV Sen. Roman Prezioso are shared. Other highlights include the Christmas Toy Shop, the installation of Rev. Johnna Mansuetto , and the final Sunday at the Episcopal Church where Rev. Siobhán Patterson preached her last Sunday. We will visit Mission WV's National Adoption Day and sense the joy and faith of being an adoptive parent or being adopted from a child's standpoint.  Special tribute is paid to Charles Kincell, who helped to underwrite TV19 and the purchase of a camera, and Harry Grubb, the father of Dora Kay Grubb. A special section is the dedication to the Farmington Mine Disaster where past pictures are revealed for the first time.

 6:30 30:00          WVU News                                                          11/26/12

WVU students originate, write, and produce this 15 minute news program shown Sundays on WWVU-TV and then daily on channel 19.  Through the efforts of Gina Dahlia, this production has captured national attention while being awarded the top news program in America among all Universities and Colleges

     TV-19         Quick Schedule        Dec. 2012

TIMEPROGRAMTIMEDATE TAPED
7:00General Election Highlights57:3011/06/12
7:57No 9 44th Farmington Memorial1:15:4611/18/12
9:13Christmas Music16:1011/18/10
9:30Veterans Parade50:2011/12/12
10:20Christmas Toy Shop29:4011/23/12
10:50Siobhán Patterson9:4011/22/12
11:00Rivesville Power Plant11:2411/13/12
11:12West Cross Country Team22:1111/07/12
11:34Council of Churches Dinner10:1011/15/12
11:44X Lights: Morris Park9:3712/05/11
11:54Lyden- Habitat House5:0112/02/12
12:00St. Peter's Reunion2:00:0508/10/12
2:00105th Morgan Reunion1:29:5408/11/12
3:30Consumer Science 17722:3211/01/12
3:53Streets of Sarajevo4:3510/17/12
4:00County Commission34:3210/31/12
4:34National Adoption Month36:2711/03/12
5:11Rev. Mansuetto Installation17:5011/11/12
5:28City Council39:3011/13/12
6:08Council of Churches News21:3011/26/12
6:30WVU News30:0011/26/12