WOUB-TV Announces Fall Schedule Week of Sept 29 to Oct 4
The station unveils a new fall lineup at WOUB-TV with many new programs and several time changes on continuing shows. Viewers should review the schedule for updated air times.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
10
The station unveils a new fall lineup at WOUB-TV with many new programs and several time changes on continuing shows. Viewers should review the schedule for updated air times.
Evening program guide lists a 5 15 slot for an Evening of Japanese Television and a 10 00 block for News Weather and Sports across the night. Programs are described in brief time blocks for the local lineup.
A daylight in-school schedule lists time blocks from 40 a.m. to 10 p.m. featuring programs such as 4:00 Pocketful of Fun 4:30 Once Upon a Day 5:00 Critique The Misanthrope 6:00 Bridge With Jean Cox 6:30 Antiques Bottles 7:00 Merlin the Magician 7:15 Muffinland World of the Forest IS 7:30 Whats New Lapland 8:00 World Press 9 0 Black Journal 10 News Weather Sports.
The lineup lists four to five programs across channels including 4:20 Once Upon a Day, 5:00 Best of NET Festival A History of Frivolity, 6:00 Book Beat The In land Island by Josephine Johnson, 6:30 Channel 20 Presents The Place on the Hill, school programs 8:40 a.m. to 4 p.m., 7:00 Wonder Window, 7:30 Whats New Car Museum, 8:00 Fact of the Matter Accent Duo, 9:00 NET Special Fall Preview.
A listing outlines a morning in-school program from 40 a.m. to 4 p.m. followed by NET Journal Science & Conscience at 5:00. Evening slots include Eastern Wisdom Things and Thinks at 6:00, Smart Sewing The Invisible Hem at 6:30, Sleeping Animals Muffinland Smoky Mountains at 7:15, What's New A Day on a Shrimp Boat at 7:30, The French Chef Brioches at 8:00, Jazz Alley Doc Evans at 8:30, and News in Perspective at 9:00.
A morning to afternoon schedule lists In-School Programs from 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. followed by a slate of NET Almanac segments News in Perspective American Land Living Soil and Farming U S A programs. Evening offerings include Ladybug's Garden Fairies and What's New followed by Washington Week in Review and NET Playhouse Rem brandt.
At 7 30 to 9 30 shows include What’s New The Do nuts at 7 30 The Misanthrope critique at 8 00 Antiques Bottles at 9 00 and Bridge With Jean Cox at 9 30 all presented with recordings.
A dense evening of programs features Dr Ruane Hill hosting Japanese television segments with art and culture notes. Critics Emily Genauer Walter Kerr and John Simon appear on Critique The Misanthrope. Various arts science and music features follow plus NET Playhouse Rembrandt and Sounds of Summer with Pete Seeger.
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