The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • 57

STATION CLOSED FOR SUMMER Mountain Channel 8 Moving to Stone The University of Georgia's educational television station WGTV signs off the air Sunday night for the summer as work begins to move Channel 8's transmitter tower from Jacks Creek Mountain near Monroe to the top of Stone Mountain. The purpose of the move is related closely to the long-range growth potential of the metropolitan Atlanta area, already one of the largest in the world. This move by WGTV will provide Atlanta and Northeast Georgia with a double educa- tional television service. Several of the largest cities in the country already have two educational channels, including Chicago, Philadelpia, and Boston. Atlanta will become the first city in the South to have this service.

The area is now being served only by WETV which is owned and operated by the Atlanta area schools. The studios of WGTV will remain at the University of Georgia's Center for Continuing Education. During the remainder of May, June, July, and August, WGTV will continue to program in the evening hours for the other educational stations throughout the state. The stations are WABW-TV, Pelham; WACS-TV, Dawson; WCES-TV, Wrens; WCLP-TV, Chatsworth; WDCO-TV, Cochran; WJSP-TV, Warm Springs; WVAN-TV, and WXGA-TV, Waycross, all owned and oper- WGTV-Ch. 8 A 'svw CHANNEL 8 MOVES ANTENNA TO STONE MOUNTAIN THIS SUMMER Education Outlet in Athens Bids for Greater Atlanta Audience Strictly For the Girls ted by the Georgia State Department of Education.

WGTV will return to the air on September 1 from the new transmitter site on Stone Moun- facilities of the University of Georgia. WGTV is a prime affiliate of the National Educational Television Network and is a member of the newly-formed Southeastern Educational Network. The staff of WGTV includes William H. Hale, station manager and associate director of the Georgia Center; Hill Ber-mont program director Ed Graham chief engineer; and David G. Fisher, production manager.

The director of the Georgia Center for Continuing Education is Thomas W. Mahler. tain. The University of Georgia, through the Board of Regents and the Chancellor of the University System of Georgia, has an agreement with the Stone Mountain Memorial Association to place the tower and transmitter there. The basic program policy of the station will, remain unchanged.

The emphasis will remain on public affairs, cultural programming, and special purpose programming, but will be intensified. WGTV's sources of programming include its own studio productions, utilizing faculty and A new show; similar to Virginia Graham's TV Girl Talk, will be inaugurated here Monday on WRNG-Radio, when Mickie and Teddi are featured daily, Monday-Friday, at 2 p.m. in a program designed to appeal to sophisticated women. Mickie Silverstein and Teddi Levison have been featured on WRNG-Radio, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

They have Buckley Debates With Professors William P. Buckley Jr. debates Profs Alfred Conrad, Allan Grossman and Jeffrey Hart on the colleges in crisis at 5:30 p.m. Sunday on The Firing Line. II y.

i fflr. si sis 3:00 The French Chef-Julia Child gives recipes for "Lamb Stew is French 3:30 The Toy That Grew Up The "Man of a Thousand FRces," Lon Chaney. stars in the 1922 film, SHADOWS. Chaney gives an intensely moving and poignant performance as a Chinese laundryman shipwrecked in a small New England Town. 4:30 The Victorians "Silver King" by Henry Arthur Jones and Henry Herman tells the story of a man who loses heavily to the bookmakers and takes to drink.

4:30 N.E.T. Festival "The World of Hart Crane" Through the memories of friends and associates, his memorabilia, and a presentation of some of his poems, the life and work of the American poet is evoked. 8:00 Public Broadcast Laboratory "Multiply and Subdue the Earth" How American cities and suburbs become unllvable and how to build for future population growth without poisoning the land, the air and the water. (Color) 1:30 Creative Person "Fred Rogers" is host of the children's program "Alisterogers' Neighborhood." StNDAT 12:00 B'Wana Don in Jungle-La "The Movie Producer." 12:30 Cartoon Stories Cartoons with Miss Jo. 1 :00 Daver and Goliath "Lemonade Stand" (Color) 1:15 A Visit with Aunt Lollipop For a puppet show, stories and songs.

1:30 InsiEht "With A Lona Beard" Re-, cords the exploits of an egomaniac whose illusions are shattered when i i God speaks to him through a psychiatrist, bartender, doctor and a fellow patient. 1:00 Lamp Unto Mr Feet Commentary on moral and religious issues expressed through the media of the creative arts. (Color) 2:30 Yoga For Health Billy Graham Crusade Features in Telecasts Teddi Levlsou Mickie SUverstcia i been on the station almost since its inception, interviewing people in all walks of life. Their new show will be designed, as they said, "to expand the minds of those women inter ested in things other than housework and gardening." The first show on Monday will afford listeners the opportunity to express just what they'd like to hear discussed on the air and which guest personalities they'd like to hear. Among the topics for discussion already scheduled are "Should I Give My Daughter the Pill?" "Trial Marriages," "Women's Rights," "Is Marriage With a Successful Businessman Possible?" Tedd Smith and John Innes at WSB Television will telecast Dr.

Billy Graham's Australian FREE CLEANING YOUR FURNITURE EXPERTLY CLEANED ABSOLUTELY FREE Crusade, which features three, the piano and organ. During the first telecast Dr. Graham discusses what it means to be a Christian, his tcpic for the second is "Telling It Like It Is," and during the final telecast Dr. Graham will speak on "Forgiveness." The three colorcasts were recorded in Melbourne, Australia. hour-long colorcasts recorded i Australia.

The telecast dates for the series are 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 7:30 Thursday, and 7:30 p.m., Friday, on Channel 2. All three pro grams feature Cliff Barrows directing the crusade choir, Gospel singer George Beverly concert pianist 3V neetffl Keep coo with Martin Learns How to Fall HOLLYWOOD Director George Seaton was rehearsing a scene at Universal for Ross Hunter's all-star production of "Airport" in which Dean Martin trips and falls while trying to catch Van Heflin, who was a bomb. "I'How I fall?" Dean asked. SUMMER AIR CONDITIONING Dispositions improve appetites perk up the whole family is healthier and happier with refreshing AFCO cooling during the hot, sticky months.

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