[Milsurplus] OT - For Those Who Might Be Interested...

[Dave And Merrijoy]

      Sunday, December 7, is the 67th anniversary of Pearl Harbor Day. 
Program number 217 of CHS-TV's weekly "Golden Age of Radio" will commemorate 
that day, which President Franklin D. Roosevelt called "a date which shall 
live in infamy."  Co-hosted by CHS-TV video technology students, Ebbie 
Sanders and Jared O'Neal, this special broadcast contains actual news 
broadcasts from December 7, 1941 and the days that followed, including 
portions of President Roosevelt's historic speech.


      "The Golden Age of Radio" allows listeners to relive (or enjoy for the 
first time) the experience of "life without television" and provides 
students valuable experience in research, writing, announcing and audio 
editing.


      This one-hour program can be heard anywhere in the world on-line at 
www.kzqx.com and in some areas of East Texas via FM radio.  Broadcast time 
is 8:30 p.m. (Central).  The program runs one hour.  "The Golden Age of 
Radio" is available in these areas of East Texas via radio:  Chalk Hill-Lake 
Cherokee (104.7 FM), Tyler (97.9 FM), Longview (101.9 FM), and Kilgore 
(105.3 FM).


       "Carthage Schools Present" and "The Golden Age of Radio" are 
productions of CHS-TV, the Video Technology - Broadcast Journalism 
department of Carthage (Texas) High School.  Classroom Instructor is Dave 
Tracy.  Donnie Pitchford is Media Coordinator.  Comments are welcome by 
e-mail at chstv at carthageisd.org and mail at CHS-