Cable 10
wins
award

The 1982 recipient of the

Canadian Cable Television
Association's major
programming award was
honoured May 31, during
the Association’s 25th
Anniversary Convention.
. Established in 1980 to
recognize special
achievement in this key area
of the industry, the Omer
Girard Award for In-
novation in Programming is
named in honour of this
early cable television
pioneer and _ founding
member of CCTA. Girard,
who is also a_ Vice-
Chancellor of the Senate
which governs. the
Association’s Honours List,
was on hand to present the
award to this year’s winner,
Wendell Ellis of Island
Cablevision, Charlottetown,
P.ELI.

All disabled Prince Ed-
ward Islanders were invited
to attend a Wind-Up Rally
for the International Year of
Disabled Persons’ which
Island Cablevision’s com-
munity Channel organized on
November 21, 1981. The
Rally succeeded in bringing
together the disabled and
members of the community
in general while promoting
awareness of the community
channel.

Cable West TV Lid. of
North Vancouver, British
Columbia, placed second
and received an honourable
mention for their program
“Disaster Alert”.

The “Disaster Alert” test
was conducted to determine
the audibility effectiveness
of the ‘sirens as a warning
device,' and as a_ drill
enabling citizens to learn
how to react in the case of a
genuine disaster.

Prior to June 20,
30 second
was

1982, a
announcement
repared and = read
cally during channel
10's 8 cOmmunity program.
ming breaks. On June 20, all
North Vancouver alert sirens
were sounded for 90 seconds
beginning at 1:00 p.m.
Members of the community
immediately tuned to
Channel 10 to view a one
half hour disaster scenario
prepared by the Fire
artment.
hree days after this test,
8 follow-up program was
presented to allow people to
“phone-in” their ob-
servations about the test
program, the procedure
used and the results
This project enabled
Cable West to make full usc
of their resources, allowing
them to become a part of the
workings of their community
in a way which no other
media: or communicavons
method has or could do

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Seycove
summer

This summer Seycove
Community School is of-
fenng a number of fun
activities for both children
and adults Included in our
varied list are Pottery 6-10
years, Outdoor Cooking 6-10
and 11-14 years. Yoga for
mothers and daughters,
adult and teen Badminton
and an Arts and Sports
Activity Camp for school-
aged children in the month
of August.

Ths camp runs from 9
a.m.- 4 p.m. and involves
swimming, painting. e¢x-
cursions, bike decorating,
games and much more. It is
$35.00 a week For more

information, phone 929-
7981

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