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Watching the news team of

Terrace’s :latest: television °

station, .SCTV, at, work
preparing for their weekly news
show is quite treat to say the
least. It's doubtful that such
orderly “chaos can be. found
anywhere -else in town as
writers. write, editors edil,
cameramen go through their
foolage and ETV instructor
Brad Kenny runs tovand fro
getting ‘everything together.

SCTV is: the School District's
talevision station and part of the
Educational Television system. .
developed undér the watchful
eye of Brad Kenny, Kenny, who
has ‘had considerable ex-
perience in the world of video-
tape production, since coming
to Terrace has brought the use
of video tape in the schools to a
level - thal’ is" unmatched * in
British Columbia and much of
Canada.

For. the past two weeks the
film crews have put together a
one hour news package seen
Sunday’s at 5 p.m. The show
has featured video-taped
highlights. of most of the top
news stories of the day along
with the feature reports and a
special one hour interview with
MLA Hartley Dent on Northern
Development,

The two’ shows were just
warm-ups though and SCTV is
ready and raring to go with a.
fuller Hne of television offerings
in the very near future,

This reporter talked with
Brad Kenny first during the
preparation of the latest news
hour {late -last week} and ther
again Monday as to what the
SCTY people are up to and whal
we dan expect in (he future.

Kenny first explained how the
students handle the news. . The
slory ideas come ‘from the
students themselves ‘and are
subject lo the ‘approval of
Kenny. The students talk their
assignments oul with Kenny,
picking up tips and developing a
“slant” for thestory. Then they
go to work doing the necessary
research, taping interyiews and
#elling the whole thing down on
video-tape. After |hal. it's back
to the SCTV. studio ‘in’ the
basemem of the Caledonia
‘Senior Secondary School for —
‘editing and - finally - inclusian
-in the SCTV News. :
+ The news hour is put together

* Hate in the week and it's ready ta
Woll Simday at five: on Channel

ll, The news presentation is
often light-hearted and one of
“the tricks they have is having
news-casler Garry Dixon blink
out to be replaced instantly by
sportscaster Greg Shannon.
“That disappearing act,” ‘said
Brad Kenny while trying to get
everything put together last
Friday, “is just our way of
saying to the people that we're
nol professionals and we're not
irying to be.

“The whole purpose of this
news hour is to train interested,
students in the various aspects
of lelevision production.. We're
not here to compete with any
established media.”

During preparation tor the
news shaw, if’snot the best time
to conduct an interview,
Students dash madly about
setting up lights, editing film,
writing “leads” lo news stories
and just gererally creating
hayoc, Kenny beguiles his crew

10 further heights wilh Lhreals,
Jnsults

and inirealies.
Somehow it all comes logether
in the form of one hour of en-
joyable © and entertaining
news. ;

“She two news shows thal have
been presented ta date are just
warm-ups fer an expanded
service as SCTV continues 10
build local programing.

“We can't fill Channel eleven

-with local programing night
_ after

night," said “Kenny
Monday werning, “bul we plan
to build our programing, using
local things, lo the end of June

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and then again next fall wilh the
resumption af school.”

HAs it stands now we'll be
broadcasting Sunday nights
starting with our news hour.
at five and then re-broadcasting’
the same shows again Wed-
nesday evenings.”

“we've had two weeks of just
the news so far but this Sunday
we plan to expand on that. On
May 6th, this Sunday, we have
the news from 5 p.m. to 6 and
then Terrascape from 6 to 6:50
and then the first of an eight
part series Information
Education, starting at 6:30 and
running, to 7 p.m.
“Terrascope’’ is a half hour

interview program which will
feaiure a variety of hosts during
it’s season . The first one is
hosted by Nadine Asante. In-
formation Education is a fast
mioving documentary on ail
aspects of education in the
North. The third and. fourth
shows for example, will feature
education in Telegraph Creek.
Information Education is going
te he’ an entertaining
documentary, one thal should
be fun to wateh.”

“Following (hat there'll be a
number of specials. Qn May 12
we'll .broadcas| ihe Terrace
Little Theatre’s Production of
Dark of the Moon.”

“This coming fall we'll have
more trained people both from
television classes being in-
stituted in the school and night
schocl courses inall aspects of
lelevision production .-On top af .

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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

‘And now, from SCTV...

that there will be the high school

news crew so we're looking al-

more programing. We hope to
be on location for most major

avenis next year such as the

Music Festival and the Drama
Finals.” :

“Until the end of June,:

though, programing will still be
somewhat limited with our
news shows and several feature

interested community residents
are learning all about television’
in what -is probably the most
effective educational television
set-up in British Columbia.’ Not

_only are the shows educational.
bul the making of | them

provides an -education in
television production, jour-.
nalism and the such for those
involved.

shaws such as Terrascope. One,/seen’ and the quality is high.

thing we will try is filming a
couple of softball games for
replay on a delayed basis.” |
With the expert help of people
like Brad Kenny and
Cablevisions's Dave Caine who
has been a big help and con-
tinues to be, students at
Caledonia High School and

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productions. of SCTV.
lime is Sunday at 5 p.m. and
then a repealed performance on
Wedriesday night starting al 7
p.m. on Channel I. :

‘The resuils we've.

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Chain |
Reaction
’
Red Cross aid to un-
derdeveloped countries is
creating a chain reaction that is
benefitting many other un-
_derdeveloped cauntries., :
Countries which have been
helped through the development

program organized. by: the
League of Red Cross Societies,

are now, In their turn, providing’
help to other less developed: -

‘countries.

ment was described Sunday by -
Arthur E.° Wrinch, Toronto,
national commissioner of ‘the
Canadian Hed Cross, to’ 120
delegates attending the annual
meeting of the B.C, - Yukon
division of the Red Cross, held.
at (he Sheraton Landmark
- Hotel in Vancouver recently.
Instructars in
education, disaster
organization and fund raising
are now being pravided by some
African countries ta ather less
developed countries, rather
than coming only from the
developed
Wrineh said.

Red Cross Societies, which
includes 121 national socielies,
has conducted 14 training in-
slitules involving 80 national

parts of the world.

Mr, Wrinch, who also serves
as international chairman of the

development pragram, said
that‘ the training institutes,
lasting from two weeks to a
month, bring together members

service organizations | to
prepare them to hold similar
lraining sessions for people in
their own countries. .

Canada ‘has been one of the’
best supporters of this program,
Mr. Wrineh said.

Dr. J.W. Thomas, head of the
haematology deparimeot at
Vancouver General Hospital,
was re-elected president of the
B.C. - Yukon division at the
meeling.

and Judge Darrell D. Jones.

wd epee Etrre rere

This encouraging develop-

health ~

countries, | Mr. §

The development program, §
sel up in 1969 by the League of

Red Cross societies in different
advisory committee for the §

of local Red Cress and other §

Elected - vice- §
presidents were John R. D'Eath §

“GENERAL ELECTRIC

WEDNESDAY MAY I, 1874

Red Gross OBITUARY © |

Elsie Mabel Leed:

Funera! service was held in
Princeton, Saturday, April 27
for Mrs. Elsie Mabel Leed, nee
Willis,. who passed away on

“Wednesday, April 24th in the

ielowna General Hospital after

‘a period of failing health. She

was in her 53rd year.
Elsie was born in Chilliwack
on March 11, 1922. During her

‘childhood she lived in Keremeos

and Princeton and later
returned to Chilliwack where
she altended high school.

At Princeton, in 1940 Olav
Leed and Elsie Willis were
married at the home of Mr, &
Mrs. John Carolson with (he
late Rev. J. .C. Goodfellow, DD

officiating.

a great deal of time assisting
ber husband at the vations
construction sites throughout
his career. a

Elsie had great gilts of mind
and hear and these qualities
‘made her beloved by all who
knew her, She was a member of
the: Royal Canadian Legion -at
Stewart, B.C. and gave freely of
her time and talent to the
Vadies’ Auxiliary of that
branch,

‘Mrs. Leed is survived by her
laving husband, Olay, her
daughter, Mrs. Virginia Lowrie
of Terrace, B.C.; 1 brother, Abe
Willis of Princeion , B.C., 2
sisters, Mrs, Irene Slalker of
Kilimal, B.C. and Mrs. Ruby

* Bey of Princeton, B.C, and twa

Since then the Leeds have
made 34 major moves to the

“varied construction projects

throughout most of+British
Columbia and as far east as*
Quebec and south to Mexico.

These projects were classed as
heavy construction which in-
cluded railway and highway
building and mine site:
developments, Mrs, Leed spent

introd

~ Mr. Darrell

our sales staff.

~ Give her a Dishwasher to make
her days a little “Brighter”
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prandchildren, Verpnica and
Ricky. _ :
Funeral arrangements under
the direction of Mr. Alf Lee, dr.
Princeton Mortuary with Mr.
Eric Goodiellow officiating.
Honorary Pallbearers; Dick
Holding, Tom Coyne -Jr.,
Ingemar Edstrom, Ed Olsen,
Roy Hodgson, John Paul.
Cremation following.

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