Programs for NOV, 2013. Programs are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time daily. We are also on the web 24 hours a day at http://gfcc.peg.tv.
7:00 MIKE ROHALY & SWAP MEET
7:28 SCHOOL SUPPLY GIVEAWAY
7:41 FOOTPRINT OF HISTORY
7:59 HUMANE SOCIETY
8:12 COUNTY COMMISSION
8:29 DISASTER PREPAREDNESS EXPO
9:15 MISSION WV WAREHOUSE
9:30 DANCING WITH THE STARS
11:03 JOE CERISANO interview
11:21 CHRISTMAS TOY SHOP, 2012
12:00 COUNTY COMMISSION: Sept. 25, 2013
12:38 CITY COUNCIL: Oct. 8, 2013
1:19 COUNTY COMMISSION: Oct. 9, 2013
1:48 COUNTY COMMISSION: Oct. 16, 2013
2:28 CONSUMER SCIENCE NEWS: No. 186
2:51 COUNCIL OF CHURCHES NEWS
3:48 CHRISTMAS ADS 1
4:00 COAL MINERS APPRECIATION DAY- DEC 6, 2006
4:58 WOMEN’S HEALTH AWARENESS DAY: Oct. 11, 2013
5:18 MAMMOGRAPHY MACHINE DEDICATION
5:51 VISIT TO 911 CENTER
6:10 CHRISTMAS ADS 2
6:30 COUNCIL OF CHURCHES NEWS
Time Program Description
7:00 MIKE ROHALY & SWAP MEET:Interview with Mike Rohaly, Head of Miniature Golf Course,Northern Appalachian Coal Mining Heritage Association (NACMHA) and member of Dec. 6 "Swap Meet” highlights his efforts to preserve coal mining history and heritage in north central West Virginia. Visits are made and taped at the Museum and the Miniature Golf Course, and conversation is seen and heard with John Hartmann of Fine Arts Conservation Services, Inc. as well as on Adams St. in Fairmont during “Hands on History” Program
7:28 SCHOOL SUPPLY GIVEAWAY, Aug. 21:Kip Price taped events at Windmill Park for the School Supplies Giveaway. Interview is conducted with Charles Nallen, organizer of the event. Pictures are shown from John Piscateli, Kendra Fitzpatrick and Dominique Lee.
7:41 FOOTPRINT OF HISTORY: Sept. 21.Highlights include Jerry Villar as Mother Jones and Michael Rohaly on the Coal Museum and the Swap Meet on Dec. 6th
7:59 HUMANE SOCIETY: Sept. 21Highlights of the “Paws and Claws: We Ride for Tails,” Marion County Humane Society’s Fundraiser. Interviews include Don Downs, President; biker Don Loughery; coordinator Jimmy Nichlos and his wife; Cathy Reed-Vanata, volunteer; Amanda Allenby, Shelter Manager; and Kaylee, an adopter. Views are seen of the Copper Grill, a sponsor of the race and the 2012 Christmas Toy Shop
8:13 COUNTY COMMISSION: Oct. 2. Highlights included the approval of property transfer of the 100 block on Adams Street to the City of Fairmont in exchange for the city’s property at Palatine Park, support for Industrial Park Access Road Fund, and update on Riverfront.
8:29 DISASTER EXPO: Oct. 12.Highlights of this Disaster Preparedness Expo held at Church of Jesus Christ of later-Day Saints include interviews with Jennifer Hansen on Dutch Oven Cooking, Ed Liebhardt: Mountaineer Area Council Vice President on Water Purification System; Mike Niggenmeyer: Assistant Fire Chief Winfield Volunteer Fire Department on water rescue; Wade Robinson: Water Purification System - Soyer.com, Missionary to third world countries; Joe Masturzo and Sabrina Haught talk and exhibit "Patches and Pumper;” Rev. John Riley: Fleming Memorial Presbyterian Church discusses "Bereavement Kits;” Jeff Preston did Food Storage; and Charles Shields did program on Legal Documents.
9:15 MISSION WV REFURBISHED COMPUTERS: Oct. 18.Larry Harshbarger, Systems Administrator for Mission WV, guides us through the refurbished computer program at MWV
9:30 DANCING WITH THE STARS: Oct. 5.The MC Chamber of Commerce and the United Way joined together to launch “Dancing with the Stars” a fundraiser effort for both agencies Oct. 5th at Colebank Gym. 10 selected individuals were paired together: Sharon Swearingen and Chuck Jessup; Heather Fitzwater and Jerrod Calhoun; Mary Jo Thomas and George Levitsky; Dixie Yann and Bill Holmes; Christy Miller and Jonathan Rider. Kelsey Pape of TV 12 and Nick Fantasia served as Masters of Ceremonies. Judges interviewed were Holly Kaufman, Major Harris, and Kaitlin Gates. Choreographers appearing were Eileen and Arthur Frank, Theresa Sestito,Gabriel (Gabe) Akers, and Olivia Bowen. A special appearance from 16-year-old Fairmont native and ballerina Sophie Silnicki, the event’s featured dancer, highlighted the evening. She performed two dances for the audience: a classical piece, “Raymonda Act 2,” and a modern piece called “Gone,” which featured music from the recent film “Snow White and the Huntsman.”
11:03 JOE CERISANO:Famous Fairmont Singer Joe Cerisano discusses his life, music, values, and family in this heart warming interview on Dec. 6, 2006. He sings an immortal song, “Carbon Copy” and “Surrender”
11:21 CHRISTMAS TOY SHOP, 2012: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.
11:54 ADS FOR PROGRAMS
12:00 COUNTY COMMISSION: Sept. 25, 2013.Highlights were Riverfront Project update by Charlie Reese on RFP for engineering services at the park, such as the Splash Park and bathrooms and second house on New Street. A 50-year lease was signed with the DNR for a $300,000 boat dock and boat ramp project.The commission granted $300 to the Preparedness Expo, sponsored by the Greater Fairmont Council of Churches., signed a 50-year lease with the East Fairmont Athletic Foundation at $1 a year for land at the Poor Farm BMX Park to build Pony League fields, tabled appointing a member to the Marion County Health Board until the Oct. 2 meeting, and granted the request from the Town of Farmington for funding for materials for water-extension project.
12:38 CITY COUNCIL: Oct. 8.Highlights include 4 public hearings to transfer property to and from the County. The road paving success was given a breakdown by City Manager Jay Rogers
1:19 COUNTY COMMISSION: Oct. 9, 2013:Highlights include Proclamation for October to be proclaimed as Domestic Awareness Month and File of Life Presentation by Chris McIntire, Director, Homeland Security and Government Management
1:48 COUNTY COMMISSION: Oct. 16, 2013:Highlights include Larry Sipes speaking on Levy Election Cost and responses by Commissioners, Janice Cosco, Charlie Reese, and DD Meighen. Reese gives an update on Riverfront Project
2:28 CONSUMER SCIENCE NEWS: No. 186.Program features helpful information from experts at Three D Mammogram, ATV Safety, Government Vets, and Center for Disease Control. Entertaining Oddities this month focuses on Dental oddities.
2:51 NEWS OF COUNCIL OF CHURCHES:News was reported from Pope John 23rd Center in Charleston. Interviewed was Dr. Reante Pore, Chair of WV for Affordable Health Care. Others interviews included Judge Michael Aloi, who will speak Nov. 19th at the Gatherings in Fairmont, on Restorative Justice and Drug Court, Larry Harshbarger, Systems Manager for Mission WV, on refurbished desktop computer systems available from Mission WV; and Chris McIntire on the File of Life from the recent 911 Disaster Expo Preparedness Program. Special Christmas gifts to support TV19 and Council of Churches were mentioned. Also highlighted was First Presbyterian’s shoe ministry- many projects to support their yearly efforts, such as their Apple Butter
3:48 CHRISTMAS ADS:DVDs are mentioned for sale and highlights of A.J. Manchin and Charles “Spanky” Roberts are noted with an interview with “Moonie” Suggs. Scenes of Fairmont and Vocal Tapestry pictures are viewed.
4:00 COAL MINERS DAY- DEC 6, 2006 and 2013Highlights include the history of the first Coal Miners Appreciation Day with Creed Holden starting the concept and delegate Linda Longstreth on introducing bill. Other interviews are with author Sharon Garner talking about Robert Armstead in the book “Black Man, Black Dust;” Bill Blizzard, author of “When Miners March” whose father led the march on Blair Mountain; Wes Harris, who holds artifacts from the March and the famous trial; Larry Keeling sings with the dulcimer group, “Wha-kee-we-nn” the song written by Blind Alfred Reed, “Daddy Don’t go into the Hole Today;” the late Russ Bonasso talks about his book, Fire In the Hole; Michael Jeffrey Hayes talks about his work and bringing Dr. Hans Frontz-Wolfe to Fairmont; Dora Kay Grubb talks about the artifacts available in the Marion County Historical Society’s Museum; scenes from the First Father’s Day play written by Dr. Aimee Richards are performed in 2008 with interviews of Caleb Conley, Michael Valentine, Dilan McDaniel, Lydia Mon, Phyl Carnes and Dr. Richards; music of Joe Cerisano “Carbon Copy,” comments by Senator Roman Prezioso on grandfather not going into mines on Feast Day of St. Nicholas,” and Trudy Lemley discussing her book, “Carolina, A Northern West Virginia Coal Camp
5:01 WOMEN’S HEALTH AWARENESS DAY: Oct. 11.Highlights include interviews with Betty Markovich, member, Marion County Breast Cancer Coalition; Lucas Davis, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist and Director of Rehab Services Fairmont Rehabilitation Center; comments by County Commissioners “Butch” Tennant and Randy Elliott; Heather Swiger, nurse in the North Central WV Regional Cancer Center; Kelly Rutherford doing bone density; Dermatologist Dr. Krystal Tawney; Jill Zangari, American Cancer Society, Nancy Patterson, Fairmont State Student Nurses Community Project, Sherry Charles, Cancer Registrar; Katherine Markley, 18 year Cancer Survivor, signing the quilt,
5:22 Dedication of the New Mammography Machine as part of Fairmont General Hospital’s Women’s Imaging Suite and Breast Care Unit.Peggy Coster, President and CEO of Fairmont General Hospital announce Breast Care Unit for patients 35-50 years of age who fall 150% below national poverty guideline with Radiological Physicians Associates giving free readings. Also interviewed were Denise Porter, Technician, Trish Julian, Oncology Education Coordinator, Deborah Droppleman, CFO Fairmont Credit Union: "Robes for Recovery," Kyle Hamilton, Wilson Ford Warriors in Pink Quilt, Ron Hinkle, chair of Fairmont Hospital Foundation, Dr. John Leon, FGH Signature Gifts Chair & President of Radiological Physicians Associates, Peggy Coster, President and CEO: Fairmont General Hospital, Randy Elliott, President Marion County Commission.
5:51 VISIT TO 911 CENTER.Peggy Coster Visit is led by Glenn Satterfield and Chris McIntire and featured stops in the Receiving, Maintenance, Communication, Training, and Disaster Center rooms. The work of Emergency Management is shown. A visit to the Supply Center built recently concludes the on site activity.
6:10 CHRISTMAS ADS 1:
The 18 minute program features footage of the 1967 NAIA Football Championship by Fairmont State and the winning of the 1984 Olympic Gold by Mary Lou Retton with interview with Seseen Francis. The final episode describes the 1954 football game between Dunbar and West Fairmont and the episodes during the week of Sept. 27, 1954
6:30 NEWS OF COUNCIL OF CHURCHES:
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