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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 17, 1976 Pledges Needed In 24-Hour Telethon Participation House is look- ing for people in the region who will give a second to a handicapped aduit. Participation House, a member group of the Ontario Federation for the Cerebral Palsied has its annual 24 hour non-stop telethon scheduled for April 24 at City-TV in Toronto. Il the organization was charged for the air time that Cy-Vis donating for the tetothe eost to Participa- tion House would be about five dollars per, second,. Telethon organizers have estimated. So, when Participation House asks for a second, they are not only talking about time; but also about a five dollar advance donation. Last year's Telethon host, Johnny Wayne, was present at a preview for the Telethon last Thursday night in Oshawa. He was a eo-çhairman of fund- raising for the Participation House Project last year and bas been involved with the Participation House in Mark- ham that was completed in 1972. The facility in Markham aceommodates 38 fuli-time residents, six family-relief' residents and serves 75 people who are bussed into the area on a daily basis. The residence is equîpped with a work shgp, green bouse, involvement centre and a hydro therâ'py pool. Although similar projeets in Hamilton and Ottawa are underway, the facility at Markham is presently the only one of its kind in North America, Mr. Wayne said. The Participation House proposed for Djurhamn region will have a capacity for 18 fuil-time residents, six emer- gency care, family relief residents and will, serve 30 others on a daily, bussed in basis. The "24 hour non-stop Par- ade of Stars - 1976" will begin at 10 p.m. April 24 on channel 79, cable seven and will run until 10 p.m. thenext night. TV Personalit ies Over six dozen Canadian and American radio, tele- vision, and movie personal- ities wîll make an appearance of some kind during the show. City-TV's 'cameras will be broadcasting from Toironto's St. Lawrence Centre for thje live performing segments of the show and will have pledges read in their studios. Some will appear on the program through tapes that will be pre-recorded for the show. While last year's Telethon covered 16 different areas, this year only eight areas will be represented in the show, giving more time to pledge reading without having to eut down on time given to entertainment. In the first Participation House Telethon last year, $272,000 was raised. Organ- izers are expecting an even larger total this year because of greater publicity for the event. The first Participation House built in Markham was started in 1968 af ter a group of people, mainly parents of severely handieapped young adults realized that there was no place for themn to go after they left the care, of the Ontario Crippled Children 's centres. 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