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There was even a children's corner at the Morning
Market at Wesley -Willis United Church's annual
bazaar last Saturday in Clinton. And the children
came in droves to the table that featured goods
from 10 to 35 cents. The Market has become one of
the largest church bazaars in Huron . County.
(News -Record photo)
Channel 12's fall line-up
BY
JOANNE BUCHANAN
"It all started at a little
5000 watt television
station..."
That's newscaster Ted
Baxter's line in the Mary
Tyler Moore Show but it
could very well be a line
for the crew at the
Channel 12 TV Station
located at Holmesville.
Ronnie Varga,
program co-ordinator for
the community TV
station is really excited
about this year's
line' -up of shows. She
feels that community
programming has come a
long way since it was
started here three years
ago. This year the station
will -produce six different
programs up from last
year's 'three. This in-
crease is all due to the
tremendous efforts of the
volunteers who work for
non-profit community
programming.
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The volunteer Crew was
originally taught to use
the equipment at the
station by a technician
but since then, they have
mastered the equipment
by trial and error and
practise, practise,
practise!
The station does not
have a full crew for both
nights of their
programming so the crew
that does exist often has
to double up for both
nights. Ronnie would like
a full crew for each night
and would be happy to
Rev. walks for
W4ile most people
might complain of aching
feet, the cold, or being
tired and thirsty, Rev.
Michael Boulger's main
problem during his 100
mile walk from Toronto
to Monkton was being
bored.
The Mitchell Advocate
reported that the 43 -year-
old minister made his
long, lonely trek to raise
money for renovations to
be done on the Monkton
United Church. The
journey netted Rev:
Boulger about $2,700 but
with an anonymous
donation of $100, his total
may near $3,000.
Rev. Boulger made
three-quarters of the trip
by himself but was joined
by friends and members
of the church along the.
way. On his second day,
Rev. Boulger's 14 -year-
old son walked with him
for about two hours.
When he reached his
finishing point in
Monkton, Rev. Boulger
was greeted by the town
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hear from anyone who
would like to help out this
way (no experience
necessary).
The community
programming runs from
November to May. It
begins this year on
November 22. On Monday
evenings the Lions Club
TV bingo is on from 7-9
p.m. On Wednesday
evenings from 7 to 7:30
Doug Fisher of Goderich
will host a sports show on
TV 12 called Simply:
Sports. Then from 7:30 to
8 p.m. Stan Profit will
host a show called I'll be
Seeing You, in which he
will interview people of
interest in the com-
munity. Every few weeks
both Ronnie and Stan will
appear on this show to
give different points of
view.
On Thursday evenings
TV 12 will feature a
different regular special
once ' a month, Warren
and Eleanor Robinson
will host a musical
special called The Best of
Friends ' one week a
month; Fred Salter will
host a program called
The Bluewater Special on
events at the Bluewater
Centre one week a
month; . and Ronnie
Varg will host a
prog am called Foxy's
Frie ds (about "women
stuff and silliness") one
week a month. It is hoped
that the Goderich Little
Theatre Group can fill in
church '
fire engine and young
people carried him on a
stretcher.
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the remaining week of
each month with weekly.
specials.
Thursday evenings will
also feature other local
talent and events filmed
by the crew who will be
wandering about the area
once in a while with their
portable camera.
TV 12 also covered the
local elections this year.
Community and social
events and . barometric
readings are on TV 12
when community
programming is not on.
"Everyone pitches in
here and we all have a lot
of fun," says Ronnie, 'who
feels they are all doing
something for the
community.
What , people have to
remember, she says, is
that "community
station" means it's
everybody's station in the
area (Goderich, Clinton,
Vanastra and
Holmesville). She would
like to hear ,from anyone
who has any ideas or wlho'•
would like to assist the
crew.
• With more programs
this year and an increase
in standards, who knows,
the crew at Channel 12
may some day be saying:
It all started...
Vote
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for
Board of Education
in
Colborne 8 Goderich
Townships
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Playhouse looking for donations
James Murphy,
Artistic and 'Mandging
Director of the Huron
Country Playhouse,
announced this week that
the Playhouse was
awarded a $10,000 grant
from The Sully Foun-
datitin of Goderich.
Bruce Sully presented
the cheque recently • to
James Murphy on the
basis of the "wonderful
contribution the Huron
Country Playhouse is
making to the region."
The Playhouse reports
a break-even budget for
the current year,
boasting an 80 percent
attendance for the
season. With operations
now in the black, the
Playhouse wants to raise
an additional $10;000
The Playhouse Board
of Trustees is seeking out
100 people to give $100
each. The "100 Club"
would be special friends
of the Playhouse con-
tributing to a "one time
only" financing drive.
The special drive will
be headed up by Dave
Sheppard, a member of
the Playhouse Board of
Trustees.
On the capital side of
things, the Playhouse,
which financed its
development through a
seven year bank loan,
looks forward to a retired
mortgage in the near
future.
Jacqui M•anning-
Albert, Theatre Officer
for the Ontario Arts
Council, said this week
that she thought the
Huron Country
Playhouse was a really
dedicated and hard
working organization.
Ms. Manning -Albert was
referring to the ways and
means by which the
Playhouse raises funds to
support its activities.
The Art Auction netted
$3,500, the Beaux Art Ball
made $725, the Lottery
brought in $350, the
Consignment Auction
made $600 and the Spring
Dance made $650
In addition to these
activities, the Playhouse
Guild, a group of women
volunteers whose purpose
it is to assist the
Playhouse, contributed
$4,000 to capital
operations during the
1977-78 fiscal year. The
Guild raises money
through membership fees
and through various
bazaars, teas, fashion
shows, etc.
HELEN TENCH
VOLUNTEERED
HER SERVICES
FIRST
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VACANCY—
MAKE HER
FIRST
AT THE POLLS ON NOVEMBER'13
ELECTORS
00 HULLETT
It has been a privilege for me to have been able to
serve o coinrll and the various committees 1 hove
been on�uring the past four years.
If elected to the position of Deputy Reeve. 1 think
these years of council experience will be of groat value
when I am required to make decisions affecting the
future of both Huron County and Mullett Township.
1 apologize for not being able to call on everyone.
but the corn harvest has made thls an Impossibility.
I respectfully solicit your support at the polls on
November 13.
VOTE
GREG BRANDON
Deputy Reeve
...and give Hullett good
representation at County Council
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