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Monday April 111938 The Miami Herald 3BR Eatha Public Interest New library draws eager readers in shopping centers are not new he said pointing to branches mixed with commerce centers in Tamarac and the Riverland branch in Fort Lauderdale need to put libraries in the busiest place you can he said With the Imperial Point branch a reality the county will turn its attention to opening a branch at Nob Hill Road and Oakland Park Boulevard in Sunrise and renovating the Percy White branch in Deerfield Beach Beach said Both are slated for next year Interior designer Scott Currie used light woods and colors to complement the A-frame architecture of the new branch library Currie who has designed the main library and nine others for the county said he put some extra effort into this one my neighborhood Currie said the one going to LIBRARY I prom IBR the materials at the library or take them home The book crowd had little to complain about Stack upon stack of unopened tomes welcomed browsers Sunday The 35000 volumes half for adults and half for children are heavy on nonfiction Among the first people to stream through the doors Sunday were Ruth Gover and her husband Ray The Covers have attended meetings and surveyed architectural plans and sometimes thought this day would never come wait to see Ruth Gover said been waiting and waiting and waiting I bet be the busiest library in the county" Library Director Cecil Beach agreed Libraries Victoria Yarema of Fort Lauderdale and her grandson Spencer 8 scan the microfilm at the new library Broadcasts encompass many denominations In order for cable to be competitive it has to be able to distinguish itself from broadcast television Holdgate said Because Channel 45 is a UHF station viewers can receive it without disconnecting their cable Still people are denied a service Quinn argues lot of people know they can still get Channel Quinn said dumped they have anybody to tell them how to get us We will not be there when they need Television ministry has other problems for example the well-known troubles of TV preacher Jimmy Swaggart who clashed with the national Assemblies of God over an appropriate penalty for his admitted involving a prostitute But problems have not affected the station Quinn said Still the publicity troubles him way I look at it is this: If we refuse to show programs where the producer of the program is not perfect we have any Channel 45 for part of the cost of air time While the station is operated as a religious nonprofit organization the RV park also located on its grounds is run by the network as a for-profit corporation The network bought Trinity Towers RV park about five years ago to cut down on potential conflicts with the owners Like most other parks in town it is mainly populated by French-Canadians Occasionally people come to the park because they know run by the network manager Michael Everett said More often park dwellers participate in the studio audience of tapings at the station But for the most part Trinity Towers is like any other park he said try to make the atmosphere very comfortable" said Everett a Christian would think that if in the tourist business you would do The network also operates an outreach program known as His Hand Extended which provides food and clothing to about 9000 families annually although families are limited to three visits a year In addition volunteers staff a prayer hot-line which counsels callers who see a number flashed on the television screen Callers are referred to churches in their neighborhood we get the people to the Quinn said have the fellowship they need Hopefully pay their tithe to the church and have some money left over for Because the station does virtually no advertising most viewers tune in through word of mouth or chance meetings Those meetings with his station are endangered Quinn said because cable providers are dropping Channel 45 In the past year Storer Cable has eliminated the station from its Hollywood and North DadeSouth Broward markets Competition is fierce for cable time Storer Cable spokesman Andy Holdgate said and viewer surveys indicate people would rather have say ESPN than a local inspirational channel STATION rom IBR having But the response to a recent eye injury Castellanos suffered while taping his program may provide an indication of the influence In one week he received 5000 calls from concerned viewers he said Unlike commercial television stations Channel 45 does not participate in ratings services For one thing ratings cost money and the main purpose of ratings is to determine advertising rates something the station has no use for Channel 45 counts on its roll of 70000 individual and church donors for financing It airs no commercials Two weeks a year the station makes a fund-raising appeal to viewers once in the spring and once in the fall The next fund drive begins Apnl 18 make our appeal for a week" Quinn said then The programs themselves some taped in Pembroke Park some seen nationally pay Here is this schedule of government meetings: COUNTY COMMISSION The County CommUslon't next meeting It at 10 a Tuesday at the Broward County Governmental Center IIS Andrews Ava Room 422 Fort Lauderdale The Herald's county government reporter It Douglas Delp (S27-M00) SCHOOL BOARD The School Board meets at 10 a Tuesday at board headquarters 1320 SW Fourth St Thursday's meeting Isas been canceled COCONUT CREEK The City Council's next meeting It a special meeting at 2 Monday to till a vacancy created by the deeth ot Ted Thomas The next reguler council meeting It at 7 30 April 2S at City Hall 4400 V4 Copans Rd The Herald's Coconut Creek reporter Is Ronald Oewklnt (721-1400) COOPER CITY The next City Council meeting It at T-J0 Tuesday at City Hall WOO SW SOth PI The Herald Cooper City reporter Is Getareh Asayesh (985-1514) CORAL SPRINGS The next City Commission meeting Is at 7 30pm April 19 at City Hall 9551 Sample Rd The Herald's Coral Springs reporter It Richard Chapman (721-1400) Dan i a The next City Commission meeting Is at pm Tuesday at City Halt 100 Dania Beach Blvd The Herald's Dania reporter Is Carolyn Mlttermaier (W4-4S33) DAVIS The next Town Council meeting Is at 7 30 April 20 at Town Hall 4591 SW 45th St The Herald's Davie reporter Is Getareh Aaayash (995-4514) DEERFIELD BEACH The next City Commission meeting It at 7 April 19 el City Hell 150 NE Second Ave The Herald's Deerfield Beach reporter It Darrell Eiland (527-M99) PORT LAUDERDALE The next City Commission meeting Is at I am April 19 at City Hall 100 Andrews Ave Fort Lauderdale The Herald's Fort Lauderdale reporter it Gerald Davis (527-0420) HALLANDALE The next City Commission meeting It at 10 am April 19 In City Hall 309 Dixie Highway The Herald's Hallandale reporter Is Ann Bradley (995-4514) HILLSBORO BEACH The next City Commission Meeting it at 9-30 a May 2 at City Hall 1210 Hillsboro Mile The Herald's Hillsboro Beach reporter Is Darrell Eiland (527-B499) HOLLYWOOD The next City Commission meeting It at 9 April 20 at City Hell 2400 Hollywood Blvd The Herald's Hollywood reporter it Christopher Wellisi (995-4517) LAUOERDALE-BY-THE-SEA The City Commission's next meeting Is at I Tuesday at City Hall 4501 Ocean Or The Herald Lauderdale-by-the-Sea reporter Is Darrell Eiland (527-9499) LAUDERDALE LAKES The next City Council meeting Is at 7 30 Tuesday at City Hall 4330 NW 3tth St The Herald Lauderdale Lakes reporter Is Ronald Dawkins (721-1400) LAUDERHILL The next City Council meeting It at 7 30 Monday at City Hall 2000 City Hell Dr The Herald's Lauderhill reporter It David Medlar-Ian (721-1400) LIGHTHOUSE POINT The next City Commission meeting Is at7-30p Tuesday at City Hall 2200 NE 39th St The Herald's Lighthouse Point reporter Is Darrell Eiland (527-M99) MARGATE The next City Commission meeting Is at 7 30 April 20 at City Hall 5790 Margate Blvd The Herald's Margate reporter Richard Chapman (721-1400) MIRAMAR The next City Commission meeting It at 9 April 19 at City Hall 4700 Miramar Parkway The Herald's Miramar reporter Is Diedtra Henderson (995-4534) NORTH LAUDERDALE The next City Council meeting Is at 7 30 Thursday at City Hall 701 SW 71st Ave The Herald's North Lauderdale reporter 4s Richard Chapman (721-1400) OAKLAND PARK The next City Commission meeting It at 7 30 April 20 at City Hall 3450 NE 12th Ave The Herald's Oakland Park reporter Is Darrell Eiland (527-9499) PARKLAND The next City Commission meeting It at 7 April 20 at City Hall 4500 Park side Or The Herald's Parkland reporter Is Richard Chapman (721-1400) PEMBROKE PARK The next Town Commission meeting Is at 7 Monday at Town Hall 3150 5W 52nd Ave The Pembroke Park reporter It Carolyn Mlttermaier (995-4533) PEMBROKE PINES The next City Commission meeting Is at 7-30 April 20 at City Hall 1021 1 Taft St The Herald's Pembroke Pines reporter It Den Holly (995-4515) PLANTATION The next City Council meeting It at 7 30 April 20 at City Hall 400 NW 73rd Ave The Herald's Plantation reporter Is David Med-zerlan (721-1400) POMPANO BEACH The next City Commission meeting Is at 7 30 pm Tuesday at City Hall 101 SW 1st Ave SEA RANCH LAKES the next Village Council meeting Is at 7 Tuesday at City Hall I Gatehouse Or The Herald's Sea Ranch Lakes reporter It Darrell Eiland (527-9499) SUNRISE The next City Council meeting It at 4 30 pm Tuesday at City Hall 10770 Oakland Park Blvd The Herald's Sunrise reporter Is David Medterlan (72M400) TAMARAC The next City Council meeting It at 9 a Tuesday at City Hall 5911 Pine Island Rd The Herald Tamarac reporter Is Ronald Dawkins (721-1400) WILTON MANORS The next City Council meeting Is at 7 30 Tuesday at City Hall 524 NE 21st Ct The Herald's Wilton Manors reporter is Darrell Eiland (527-9499) Close Up on Cataracts and Glaucoma SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY Enter me the Grand Opening Sweepstakes at the new AW Phone Center in the Hollywood Fash- ion Center (You must bring this ticket in by 2 45 pm on Saturday April 16th to be 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