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[[broadwcast:Wisconsin Public Television|Wisconsin Public Television]]'s semiannual fund campaign, titled "Home for the Holidays," begins at 11 a.m. Saturday and runs through Dec. 10. Fund-raising time on public television is almost like rating "sweeps" time on commercial television, so look for some of the best that it has to offer during the week, including Bogart films and a Dr. Who festival. Incidentally, those who contribute during the Dr. Who period will get a ballot with which they can vote on their favorite episode, which will be shown during the next fund drive. | [[broadwcast:Wisconsin Public Television|Wisconsin Public Television]]'s semiannual fund campaign, titled "Home for the Holidays," begins at 11 a.m. Saturday and runs through Dec. 10. Fund-raising time on public television is almost like rating "sweeps" time on commercial television, so look for some of the best that it has to offer during the week, including Bogart films and a Dr. Who festival. Incidentally, those who contribute during the Dr. Who period will get a ballot with which they can vote on their favorite episode, which will be shown during the next fund drive. | ||
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- Publication: The Post-Crescent
- Date: 1984-11-30
- Author: Tom Richards
- Page: B-7
- Language: English
Wisconsin Public Television's semiannual fund campaign, titled "Home for the Holidays," begins at 11 a.m. Saturday and runs through Dec. 10. Fund-raising time on public television is almost like rating "sweeps" time on commercial television, so look for some of the best that it has to offer during the week, including Bogart films and a Dr. Who festival. Incidentally, those who contribute during the Dr. Who period will get a ballot with which they can vote on their favorite episode, which will be shown during the next fund drive.
Paul Abramson of WPNE-TV, Channel 38, the Green Bay station in the state network, says that Wisconsin ETV is looking for 1,400 new contributors this fund drive.
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- APA 6th ed.: Richards, Tom (1984-11-30). Home for the Holidays. The Post-Crescent p. B-7.
- MLA 7th ed.: Richards, Tom. "Home for the Holidays." The Post-Crescent [add city] 1984-11-30, B-7. Print.
- Chicago 15th ed.: Richards, Tom. "Home for the Holidays." The Post-Crescent, edition, sec., 1984-11-30
- Turabian: Richards, Tom. "Home for the Holidays." The Post-Crescent, 1984-11-30, section, B-7 edition.
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- Wikipedia (this page): <ref>{{cite web | title=Home for the Holidays | url=http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Home_for_the_Holidays | work=Doctor Who Cuttings Archive | accessdate=23 November 2024}}</ref>
