WPGW Breakfast Club Fall 2010

Our live broadcasts are hosted by WPGW's John Boggs interviewing public figures from the community and bringing you information on up and coming events.  The WPGW Breakfast Club airs live on WPGW 100.9FM/1440AM starting at 7:30 a.m.-9:00 a.m. on specific dates during the seasons. 

We would like to thank you for listening to the WPGW Breakfast Club.  Our fall season is over, and we are going to take a little break.  Keep listening to WPGW AMFM Portland and check back into to www.wpgwradio.com and on facebook for updates on our next season. 

If you missed any of our previous shows you can listen to them here on the web. You can also look at pictures of the broadcast taken by our own Sam Thomas on WPGW Radio on Facebook.

New season of the WPGW Breakfast Club will be on a new page found here: www.WPGW-Breakfast-Club-2011.html

September 9th:
Our special guest for this broadcast was Jay County Christian Academy (JCCA) Principal Mike Eads, and Ft. Recovery Ambassador representatives Will Collins and Craig Wendel talking about the First Annual Civil War at the Fort. 

  Seg. 1: Thank you for joining our show on www.wpgwradio.com. This is the first show for our fall season. Our Host John Boggs starts off our show talking to JCCA Principal Mike Eads.

    Seg. 2: JCCA Principal Mike Eads talks about the mission statement, and how he is adjusting to his new position with the JCCA.

    Seg. 3: JCCA Principal Mike Eads talks about how the economy has hurt the JCCA, fun raisers, how to make a donation and to visit the JCCA. 

    Seg. 4: JCCA Principal Mike Eads talks about cost of running the school and tuition at JCCA.

    Seg. 5: Ft. Recovery Ambassadors Craig Wendel and Will Collins talks to us about the First Annual Civil War at the Fort and the Ft. Recovery Ambassadors program.

   Seg. 6: Ft. Recovery Ambassadors Craig Wendel and Will Collins talks about sponsors who helped put the First Annual Civil War at the Fort and some of the activities that they have planned.

September 23rd: 
Our guests were State Rep. Bill Davis and Bob Lyons who shared with us the planning and activities that surrounds Jenae Day. We also had JCHS students Megan Taylor and Austin Mann who talked about JCHS Homecoming. 

  Seg. 1: Thank you for joining our show on www.wpgwradio.com. This first segment is our Host John Boggs talking to Bob Lyons and State Rep. Bill Davis who talk about Jenae Horn and how Jenae Day got started. 

  Seg. 2: Bob Lyons and State Rep. Bill Davis talk about the Jenae Day Activities and committee members. 

  Seg. 3: State Rep. Bill Davis continues talking about committee members and activities that surround Jenae Day going on September 25th. 

  Seg. 4: State Rep. Bill Davis and Bob Lyons talks about how others can donate money or auction items to contribute in Jenae Day Saturday September 25th. 

  Seg. 5: JCHS Seniors Austin Mann and Megan Taylor talk about JCHS Homecoming Parade and Game events for Friday September 24. 

  Seg. 6: JCHS Seniors Austin Mann and Megan Taylor talk about Spirit Night for this years JCHS Homecoming. 

Seg. 7: As we close our show for this week, State Rep. Bill Davis finishes talking about the Jenae Day activities, including the Bike Ride and Auction. 

October 7th:
It was a busy show this week for the WPGW Breakfast Club. We had Jim Waechter who talked to us about the Museum of the Soldier’s Annual Chicken Dinner and Military Vehicle Display coming up Oct. 16^th. We talked to representatives of the Ft. Recovery Schools talking about the future of the Ft. Recovery schools buildings. We talked to chairs for the Taste of Jay County coming up Oct. 17^th. And we talked with the United Way of Jay County about the Small Business Blitz.

  Seg. 1:  Jim Waechter talks about the Museum of the Soldier's Annual Chicken Dinner and Military Vehicle Display coming up Oct. 16th

  Seg. 2:  Pat Niekamp, Superintendent of Ft. Recovery Schools, and Ft. Recovery School Board Member Dave Dull, talks about the proposal of Ft. Recovery Schools.

  Seg. 3: Pat Niekamp and Dave Dull answers questions frequently asked from the public on the proposal for Ft. Recovery Schools.

  Seg. 4: Pat Niekamp and Dave Dull talk about how the tax levy works and how it will effect tax payers if voted in on Nov. 2nd.

  Seg. 5: R  representatives from the Jay County United Way, Cindy Denney, April Wallischeck, Rose Morgan, and Mark Clemmens, talk about Jay County United Way's Small Business Blitz.

  Seg. 6: Mandee Mikulski Membership Director of the JC Chamber of Commerce, Executive Director of the JC Visitor and Tourism Bureau Gyneth Augsberger, and Janice Fritz talk to us about the Taste of Jay County coming up on Oct. 17th. 

  Seg. 7: Mandee Mikulski, Gyneth Augsberger, and Janice Fritz finish up their segment on the Taste of Jay County and our host John Boggs thanks you our local listeners for joining us on the WPGW Breakfast Club for your support. 

October 21st:
On this edition of the WPGW Breakfast Club our special guest were local educator and author Jeanine Poole and her granddaughter Audrey. Jeanine talked about how her families special holiday weekend ideal became "More Than A Gift." We talked to Jennifer Hartley and Charlene Wilder about their non-profit organization Sky-Riders, and how they help special needs individuals live out dreams. And Janet Bantz and Jeanna Ford from the Crossroads Credit Union talk about "Make a Difference Day" that is coming up Saturday Oct. 23rd.

 
Jeanine Poole share what Christmas is like at the Poole home and the memories they share.

  Seg. 1: Jeanine Poole talks about the details of the Poole Family Christmas.  And Granddaughter Audrey share what her favorite theme was.

  Seg. 2: Jeanine Poole shares from her book "More Than A Gift."  And what her family's special holiday means to her.

  Seg. 3: Jennifer Hartley and Charlene Wilder talk about their non-profit organization Sky-Riders. 

  Seg. 4: Jennifer Hartley and Charlene Wilder talk about how you can help with donations and volunteer for their non-profit organization Sky-Riders.

  Seg. 5: Janet Bantz and Jeanna Ford from the Crossroads Credit Union talk about "Make a Difference Day" going on Sat. October 23rd. 

   Seg. 6: Janet Bantz and Jeanna Ford talk about how to make a difference everyday.  and WPGW Breakfast Club host John Boggs gives a special thanks to our listeners and guests for our latest edition. 

November 11, 2010 Veteran's Day

Today we recognized and honored our Veteran's who have serve our country and those who have gave their lives for our freedom. Our special guests were Jim Waechter and Roy Leverich who came on our show to talk about how Veteran's Day got started, and gave us facts and stories surrounding the military. Doug Inman also came on our show to talk about the dedication ceremony to be held at Freedom Park later that morning. Make sure you check out our Veteran's Day page dedicated to all the men and women who have served our country.

 Seg. 1: WPGW Breakfast Club host John Boggs starts our show by introducing our guest Jim Waechter and Roy Leverich who talk about Veteran's Day.

 Seg. 2: Jim Waechter reads an essay from a Jay County student from years ago about everyday heroes.

 Seg. 3: Doug Inman from the Portland Foundation talks about the dedication ceremony at Freedom Park.

 Seg. 4: Roy Leverich talks about some facts and stories that surrounds our U.S. Military.

 Seg. 5: Jim Waechter and Roy Leverich talk about the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery in Washington D.C.

 Seg. 6: Jim Waechter talks about how the poppy became a symbol of Veteran's Day.

 Seg. 7: Jim Waechter reads Flanders Field, and John Boggs closes out the show thanking our Veterans.

November 18, 2010 Fall Finale

For our Fall Finale we had the chairs for the Winterfest activities. Cindy Gardner, Emily Roberts, Jane Ann Runyon, Carly Sanderson, Tressie Monroe, and Sue Wade came on our show to talk about and give information on all the activities for Winterfest 2010 with our host John Boggs.

  Seg. 1: Cindy Gardner, Emily Roberts, and Jane Ann Runyon talk about the committies that put on Winterfest and the coloring contest.

  Seg. 2: Carly Sanderson talks about the live nativity and Cindy Gardner talks about the sponsors of Winterfest and the cookie contest.

  Seg. 3: WPGW Breakfast Club host John Boggs talks about the auction at Arts Place. While Carly Sanderson talks about Little Miss Winterfest. and Cindy Gardner finish talking about the cookie baking contest.

  Seg. 4: Tressie Monroe talks about the Kids Breakfast with Yogi Bear, and Sue Wade talks about the Kids Karnival that both will be held Saturday morning at East Jay Middle School.

  Seg. 5: Tressie Monroe talks a little more on the breakfast, while Emily Roberts gives you the run down on the activities for Winterfest on Saturday. And Cindy Gardner talks about the Sunday Home Tours.

  Seg. 6: WPGW Breakfast Club host John Boggs closes our show thanking our guests and the people who make the Breakfast Club possible as we end our second season of the show.

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING TO OUR SHOW!

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