The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 5

JhURSD'AY. NOVEMBER 1, 1979 he By Geoff York KODAK PRODUCTS AVAILABLE AT: show JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT. Morning news casts on CKCU-FM are prepared on the back of old public service announcements. Tape is scrounged from left-overs at local recording studios. Albums are played by the crackle and pop of what disc jockies call "the rice crispie syndrome." These are the signs of the budget squeeze faced by Carleton University's radi6 station.

The second annual fund-raising drive for Radio Carleton begins today, with the station's future still not assured. About 40,000 listeners tune in to CKCU every week. Last year, 1,400 of these contributed $17,000 to keep the station on the air. i $22,000 goal This year, the two "week campaign's goal is $22,000. It's needed to help pay operating costs and salaries to supplement the work of more, than 100 volunteers at Radio Carleton.

A further $3,000 will be raised from local businesses to form a contingency fund for the station. "You can have all the volunteers must LOCAL and enthusiasm you want, but if you don't have the support staff, that energy just dissipates," station manager Craig Mackie said last "What's really important is td have some continuity," he said, pointing out that staffer; who tratn the volunteers rarely stay more than a year because they can only be paid part-time. 1 Glum future-; -1 The $125,000 annual budget -of CKCU is barely half what isre-, quired, Mackie said. The station cannot survive forever by recycling tape and salvaging equipment parts. The fund-raising drive has alT ready attracted widespread support.

Among the biggest boosters of Radio Carleton are Max Webster, one of Canada's top rock bands. Max Webster will perform a ben-ftt concert for CKCU on Nov. 15, at the Civic Centre. The group has agreed to donate $2,000 of its contract fee to the station. (Please Print Clearly) Name Address.

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"Last year we kept it very restricted because we didn't, really know -what-we" were doing," Mackie School support One of features involves local high schools in a "Spirits contests The school, which raises the most money tor CKCU, through car bake sales and marathons, wilK'receive a free concert from two Ottawa rock bandsy "A -lot, of interest has bejen shown by head grls a.nd head.boys," But the bulk of the money will still come from $10 and $15 pledged from individual listeners. Radio Carleton is trying to make its audience, see themselves as annual subscribers. Mackie says listeners are attracted the, station's alternative sounds. "We're a little crazy," he said. "But they turn on the radio to.

listen to us. They ask 'what's'going to come'on Commercial ban CKCU was the first station of its type to get a licence from the --v--" 7: ABMAMO LQAULT JOURNAL "XH1 mmmmnmm iiii rwM tim mui I mm Model No- PHOTOGRAPHIC STORES "3 stores to serve you" i 65 Sparks SI 232-671 19 Main. 235-4545 722-3864 SARO'S LIMITED 1 32 Bank St. 232-4735 I VS" CKCUdisc jockey John Tackaberry taps the airwaves for support with a little moral support from station manager Craig Mackie and fund-raising co ordinator Neil Bregman, right. Canadian Radio-Television and Te.

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CKCU received $46,000 from the Carleton University Students' Asso-. ciation in 1979, but this source of i. revenue is shrinking because of declining enrolment. Rideau Club blaze began near elevator The disastrous blaze that gutted the stately Rideau Club last week began near an elevator shaft in the club's basement and not in a boiler room as was first speculated, a public works spokesman said yesterday But the future of the building's burned out shell won't be known until tomorrow when a report by the Dominion Fire Commissioner's office is complete. Boiler undamaged r' "The fire started' in the north-central area of the basement near an 'elevator shaft," said spokesman Wendy Sailman.

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