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March 2013 Program Guide 

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WTVP—More Choices

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March Is All About You 

As March roars in with the promise of spring, WTVP 

launches into a marathon of viewer favorites and brand 

new specials. We’re pulling out all the stops to remind you 

why WTVP is your go-to channel: a safe haven for your 

family, a trusted source for news and information, a front 

row seat to quality entertainment from around the world, 

and your one home for the stories of Central Illinois. 

It’s our chance to prove that we are television worth 

watching, and television worth supporting. 

In addition to the specials highlighted throughout the Guide, check the listings 

for these favorites, back by popular demand: Under the Streetlamp (the original 

Jersey Boys), Celtic Woman (and their glorious voices), and Les Miserable in concert 

(featuring a soul-stirring encore of original Jean Valjeans). And look for star turns from 

Johnny Carson, Rick Steves, Aaron Neville and Daniel O’Donnell. 

And mark your calendars for Saturday, March 23 as we relive the tragedy and triumph, 

romance and splendor of Downton Abbey Season 3 in its entirety during an all-day 

broadcast marathon. 

On the Cover... 

The Piano Guys: Live at Red 

Butte Garden a unique, live 

outdoor concert performance program, 

combining live performance 

and the group’s wildly popular 

music videos, airs Sunday, Mar. 3 

at 5:30 p.m. and Thursday, 

Mar. 7 at 8:30 p.m. 

And an American (and French) 

favorite, Jerry Lewis, comes to 

public TV with some of his greatest 

movies, moments and memories 

in An Evening with Jerry Lewis: 

Live from Las Vegas, Monday, 

Mar. 4 at 8:30 p.m. and Friday, 

Mar. 8 at 9:30 p.m. 

Boxcar People—The Story of Galesburg’s 

Mexican Railroad Families 

Witness a true story of the “American Dream” fulfilled with the broadcast 

premiere of Boxcar People, Thursday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m. 

A new WTVP production written and produced by Will and Luz Schick, 

Boxcar People tells the story of Mexican workers recruited in the early 1900s to 

work the railroads in Galesburg, Illinois. At a time when their own country was 

torn by a bloody civil war, American industry came to Mexico looking for workers 

to replace the men gone off to fight in WWI. To a culture centered on family, 

the railroads were particularly attractive to Mexicans displaced by chaos and war. 

For the rail companies provided not just a job, but a place to raise a family. Each 

worker was offered a home … a home in the form of a boxcar. 

Using historic film, original testimonials and photos from the actual inhabitants 

of the boxcar camps, Boxcar People goes beyond descriptions of horrible living 

conditions, dangerous and back-breaking work, and harsh discrimination to tell 

the tale of a proud people with strong traditions and deep faith who came to love 

their adopted country and all the opportunities it offered. 

Boxcar People is a truly inspiring story of immigrants rising up against all odds. 

It sheds light upon a rarely heard history of Galesburg and its Mexican population 

in context of national history. It also puts a local face on the national issues 

of the generations of “immigrants” who have built this country and fought its 

wars, but still struggle with acceptance 

and civil rights. 

Boxcar People was created by 

WTVP Executive Producer William 

Baker, and features original music by 

Daniel Godsil, Associate in Applied 

Music at Knox College. The program 

will encore Saturday, March 16 at 

4:00 p.m. 

For complete listings information, please visit wtvp.org

WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD WTVP 47.1 HD 

At Issue 

At Issue with host H Wayne Wilson 

generally airs on Thursdays at 8:30 p.m., 

repeating the following Sundays at 

4:30 p.m. 

The following programs will air in March: 

March 21—Retraining Our Workforce—Host 

H Wayne Wilson and 

his guests talk about how community 

colleges are helping to train individuals 

in mid-life to meet the job needs of the 

future. 

March 28—A Bloomington Mayoral 

Review—Bloomington Mayor Steve 

Stockton sits down with At Issue host H 

Wayne Wilson to take a look back at his 

past eight years in office and look ahead 

to what he sees in the future. 

Illinois Adventure 

Illinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm 

and produced by William Baker, 

generally airs on Thursdays at 

8 p.m., repeating the following 

Sundays at 4 p.m. For program descriptions 

visit wtvp.org. For additional 

information on past episodes, destination 

locations, contact information and directions, 

visit our Illinois Adventure website 

at www.illinoisadventuretv.org. 

This program is made possible by 

a grant from Country Financial. 

Interesting People 

Interesting People with host Ed Sutkowski 

generally airs Fridays at 7:30 p.m. 

The series can also be seen Wednesdays 

from 8-9 p.m. on WTVP World channel 

47.2. See page 14 for complete local 

World listings. For more information on 

upcoming Interesting People shows visit 

wtvp.org. 

Daytime Schedule 

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 

5:00 bbc world news 

5:30 wild Kratts 

6:00 Arthur 

6:30 Martha Speaks 

7:00 Curious George 

7:30 The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That 

8:00 Super Why! 

8:30 Dinosaur Train 

9:00 Sesame Street 

10:00 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood 

10:30 Sid the Science Kid 1 

11:00 Caillou 

11:30 Martha Primal Grill THe America’s sewing 

Stewart’s with victory Heartland with 

Cooking Steven garden nancy 

School Raichlen 2 

12:00 chARLIE ROSE 

1:00 MARKEt mclaughlin lawrence The Scheewe 

to market group welk Piano art 

s Show guy Workshop 

1:30 Motorweek european MARtha’s The best of 

j Journal sewing the joY 

r Room of painting 

2:00 body electric 

2:30 Curious George 

3:00 Arthur 

3:30 WordGirl 

4:00 wild kratts 

4:30 The Electric Company 

5:00 Martha Speaks 

5:30 nightly business report 

6:00 PBS NEWSHOUR 

1 

Monday—3/25 & Friday—3/29, 10:30 am, Sid the Science Kid: The Movie 

2 

Ciao Italia as of 3/19 

Children’s Programs 

 

 

WTVP—More Choices


Notes from the President & CEO 

As I write this piece there are still two more episodes of 

Downton Abbey Season 3 to broadcast. By the time you 

read it, you will know how the season ends: who’s in, who’s 

out, what the cliffhanger is that carries us to Season 4. 

If you already know, please don’t tell me. 

As have others at WTVP, I have made it a point to watch each episode as it airs Sunday 

nights on Masterpiece, even though I have an advance copy DVD on my desk. No 

one has spilled the beans to me, but some staff members have had conversations with 

Downton enthusiasts who have gone online or purchased recordings who then told 

them how the season ended. You wouldn’t believe the crushed look on our Programming 

VP’s face when someone revealed the ending. So, if you know…please don’t tell. 

If you are new to Downton Abbey or just catching up, please note that WTVP will air 

a 12-hour Downton marathon on Saturday, March 23 from noon to midnight. 

And if you are completely taken by 

British serial TV, I invite you to tune 

into to Doc Martin, returning Mondays 

at 9:00 p.m. starting March 18, and the 

new season of Call the Midwife starting 

March 31. The writing and the acting are 

superb. 

March, of course, is membership month 

for public television. Chances are you 

may have initially joined WTVP during 

a March membership opportunity, so it 

may be time to renew. Doing so on air 

or online at www.wtvp.org is quick and 

easy, and you also have an opportunity to 

earn one of our special thank you gifts. 

The main reason you contribute, though, 

is programming. I can assure you that 

even though the buzz has been about 

Downton Abbey over the last several 

months, public television continues to 

produce some of the most outstanding 

programming the medium has to offer. It 

is only made possible by your continued 

support. Thank you. 

Chet Tomczyk, President & CEO 

It’s the Weekend! 

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Adventure Sports Outdoors on 3/30 

2 

3/31—9am, Sid the Science Kid: The Movie 

SATURDAY (See listings for Pledge programming 3/2-3/23) 

5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 

bob daniel Curious The Cat super Dinosaur Thomas Angelina it’s fons & 

the tiger’s George in the why! train & Ballerina sew porter’s 

Builder neighborhood hat friends easy quilting 

10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 

Quilting mid- P. Allen victory america’s THIS OLD ask Home- American Wood- 

Arts american smith’s garden test house THIS OLD Time Woodshop smith 

Gardener garden KItchen house shop 

3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 

Essential sara’s cook’s lidia’s Motor the red 

Pepin weeknight Country italy in week 1 green 

meals americA Show 

SUNDAY (See listings for Pledge programming 3/3-3/24) 

5:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 

Sesame Street Curious The Cat Super Dinosaur daniel sid the martha arthuR 

George in the Why! train tiger’s Science speaks 2 

hat Neighborhood kid 

10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 

wild word- cyber- Signing consuelo TO THE MARKET The Moyers 

kratts girl chase time! mack CONTRARY to mclaughlin & Co. opinion 

wealthtrack MARKET group 

For more weekend daytime listings, please refer to daily listings in your Program Guide or visit our website at www.wtvp.org. 

Everyone’s favorite young scientist is 

going big time … with his own feature 

length science adventure! Follow Sid 

and his friend Gabriela through their 

adventure in The Super Ultimate Science 

Museum. The fun starts Monday, 

March 25 from 10:30 a.m.-Noon. 

Board of Trustees 

The Board of Trustees of the Illinois 

Valley Public Telecommunications 

Corporation, the governing board 

of WTVP, will meet Tuesday, 

March 12 at 4:00 p.m. in the 

WTVP Studio, 101 State St., 

Peoria. The meeting is open to the 

public. 



 

Friday—1 

7:00 Washington Week with 

Gwen Ifill 

7:30 Interesting People 

8:00 Ed Sullivan Comedy 

Special 

10:00 Aviators 

10:30 BBC World News 

11:00 Charlie Rose 

Overnight 

12:00 British Beat (My Music) 

2:00 Straight No Chaser—Songs 

of the Decades 

3:30 Victor Borge: Comedy in 

Music! 

4:00 The This Old House Hour 

Saturday—2 

5:30 Straight No Chaser— 

Songs of the Decades 

7:00 Daniel O’Donnell from 

the Heartland 

8:30 Magic Moments—The 

Best of 50’s Pop (My 

Music #102) 

10:30 Love for Levon 

Overnight 

12:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the 

Heartland 

1:30 Magic Moments—The Best 

of 50’s Pop (My Music #102) 

3:30 Fort Niagara: The Struggle 

for a Continent 


Gwen Ifill 

4:30 Need to Know 

Sunday—3 

3:00 Hopeful Aging with 

Dr. John Zeisel 

4:00 Aaron Neville: Doo Wop: 

My True Story 

5:30 The PianoGuys: Live at 

Red Butte Garden 

7:00 Great Performances 

Andrea Bocelli: Love in 

Portofino 

9:00 Under the Streetlamp 

10:30 Independent Lens 

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry 

Overnight 

12:00 An Evening with Jerry 

Lewis: Live from Las Vegas 

 

Andrea Bocelli: 

Love in Portofino 

Andrea Bocelli, the international 

superstar tenor, returns to Great 

Performances once again to 

delight fans with Andrea Bocelli: 

Love in Portofino, a new concert 

special in which he puts classical 

music aside for an evening of 

favorite love songs inspired by 

the breathtaking coastal setting of 

Portofino, Italy. 

Love in Portofino features timeless 

masterworks, including several 

beloved classics such as “Love Me 

Tender,” “Il Nostro Incontro” (the 

theme from Cinema Paradiso), 

“Sara Settembre” (better known to 

English-speaking audiences as Neil 

Diamond’s “September Morn,” and 

translated into Italian by Bocelli 

himself ) and “La mia via” (“My 

Way”), with the composer sitting 

harborside. 

Great Performances “Andrea 

Bocelli: Love in Portofino” will 

premiere Sunday, March 3 at 

7:00 p.m., with an encore 

scheduled for Saturday, March 9 

at 8:00 p.m. 

With 16-time Grammy-winner 

David Foster as both music director 

and keyboard accompanist, Bocelli 

is joined by trumpeter Chris Botti 

and is backed by the Ensemble 

Symphony Orchestra conducted 

by Giacomo Loprieno. He also 

manages a duet of “La Vie en Rose” 

with the late, legendary Edith Piaf, 

while his real-life love Veronica 

Berti looks on adoringly. 


Andrea Bocelli 

3:30 Rick Steves’ Europe with 

Abandon! 

4:00 Market Warriors 

Monday—4 

7:00 Protect Your Memory 

with Dr. Neal Barnard 


Lewis: Live from 

Las Vegas 

10:00 Religion & Ethics 

NewsWeekly 



Overnight 

12:00 Ed Sullivan Comedy Special 

2:00 Makers: Women Who Make 

America 

Tuesday—5 

7:00 Chris Mann in Concert: 

A Mann for All Seasons 

8:30 Rick Steves’ Europe 

Travel Skills 



Overnight 

12:00 Daniel O’Donnell from the 

Heartland 


Lewis: Live from Las Vegas 



4:00 Antiques Roadshow 

Wednesday—6 

7:00 Albert King with Stevie 

Ray Vaughan in Session 

8:30 60s Pop Flashback: 

Hullabaloo (My Music) 



Overnight 

12:00 60s Pop Flashback: 

Hullabaloo (My Music) 

2:00 Shift Happens! Live an 

Inspired Life with 

Dr. Robert Holden 

3:30 Bob Ross: The Happy Painter 

Thursday—7 

7:00 Boxcar People 

8:30 The PianoGuys: Live at 

Red Butte Garden 

10:00 Tavis Smiley 



Overnight 

12:00 The PianoGuys: Live at Red 

Butte Garden 

1:30 Yanni: Live at El Morro 

3:00 T’ai Chi, Health and 

Happiness with 

David Dorian-Ross 


Friday—8 


Gwen Ifill 

7:30 Rock, Pop and Doo Wop 

(My Music) 


Lewis: Live from 

Las Vegas 


Overnight 

12:00 Big Band Vocalists 

2:00 More Funny Ladies of 

British Comedy 

3:00 Inside Nature’s Giants 


Saturday—9 

6:00 Lawrence Welk’s Big 

Band Splash 


Andrea Bocelli: Love in 

Portofino 

10:00 Motown: Big Hits and 

More (My Music) 

Overnight 

12:00 Malt Shop Memories: 

The Concert 

2:00 Lawrence Welk’s Big Band 

Splash 


Gwen Ifill 


Sunday—10 

WTVP—More Choices 

12:30 Rick Steves’ Delicious 

Europe 

1:00 Suze Orman’s Money Class


Protect Your Memory with Dr. Neal Barnard 

Nothing is more important than health, family and loved ones. Connections with 

other people, entire relationships and everything loved ones have ever known 

could be wiped out if someone is at risk for memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer’s 

disease. But with groundbreaking research, Dr. Neal Barnard proves there is much 

that can be done to protect against memory loss and offers new ways to offset the 

risk. Find out how on Protect Your Memory with Dr. Neal Barnard, premiering 

Monday, March 4 at 7:00 p.m. 

In this new special, Dr. Barnard dives into three simple steps that can be taken to 

derail the degenerative processes that could in turn derail lives and memories. He 

also warns against potential threats to the brain, including medications, drug interactions, 

sleep deprivation and physical conditions that can put memory at risk. 

During the broadcast, viewers will also hear more about Dr. Barnard’s visit to 

Peoria this May, when he will speak at ICC. 

The program will also encore Saturday, March 9 

at 10:30 a.m., and Sunday, March 10 at 3:00 p.m. 

Jerry Lewis: Live from Las Vegas 

Taped in the Showroom at the Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in 

November 2012, this new special presents Jerry Lewis live on stage, telling stories 

of his eight-decade career through narrative and musical performances, with video 

montages from his television and film appearances – including rare, never-beforeseen 

clips from his personal and private vaults. Scheduled as a tribute to his 87th 

birthday in March, An Evening with Jerry Lewis: Live from Las Vegas airs 

Monday, March 4 at 8:30 p.m. on WTVP. 

During the course of the program, Lewis tells jokes and reminisces about his life, 

from his earliest days working with his father, a vaudeville entertainer, to his first 

solo gig “Record Act,” in which he exaggeratedly mimed the lyrics to songs on a 

phonograph, to the now-famous appearance by Dean Martin, his long-time comedy 

partner whom he hadn’t seen for 20 years, on Jerry Lewis’ annual Muscular 

Dystrophy telethon in 1976. 

Highlights include more never-before-seen clips from his movies, including Ladies 

Man and The Nutty Professor, as well as Jerry’s other solo projects and home movies. 

A special montage follows, with Jerry providing narration for “bloopers and 

out-takes” from some of his most famous movies, several with Martin. 

3:00 Protect Your Memory 




6:00 Celtic Woman: Songs 

from the Heart 


Hitman Returns: David 

Foster & Friends 

10:00 Half The Sky: Turning 

Oppression into 

Opportunity for Women 

Worldwide 

Overnight 


Hitman Returns 

2:00 Suze Orman’s Money Class 


Monday—11 

7:00 Johnny Carson: 

American Masters 

9:30 WTVP Local Spotlight 


NewsWeekly 



Overnight 




3:00 Call the Midwife 


Tuesday—12 

7:00 Don McLean—American 

Troubadour 


(My Music) 



Overnight 

12:00 Oscar Hammerstein II 

—Out of My Dreams 

1:30 Love for Levon 



Wednesday—13 

7:00 Civil War 

The Universe of Battle 



A 60s Pop Flashback: 

Hullabaloo 

(My Music) 

Transporting viewers back to the days 

of go-go dancers, mod miniskirts 

and swinging pop-rock sounds, 

My Music presents the first-ever 

retrospective of the fondly remembered 

and highly influential 1965-66 

NBC primetime series “Hullabaloo.” 

The top singers and groups of the 

hippest decade present their greatest 

hits, blending the British Invasion 

with folk-rock and classic rhythm 

and blues. Hosted by Peter Noone 

of Herman’s Hermits, A 60s Pop 

Flashback: Hullabaloo (My Music) 

premieres Wednesday, March 6 at 

8:30 p.m. 

In this new special, the musical 

melting pot of the sixties is fully seen 

and heard in complete song performances. 

Starting with the joyful pop 

harmonies of Herman’s Hermits 

(“Can’t You Feel My Heartbeat”), 

Sonny & Cher (“I Got You Babe”) 

and the Four Seasons (“Working My 

Way Back to You”), it then continues 

through the folk-rock sounds of the 

sixties including the million-selling 

“Mr. Tambourine Man” by the Byrds, 

“Eve of Destruction,” a #1 hit by Barry 

McGuire, the Pete Seeger-penned 

“If I Had a Hammer” sung by Trini 

Lopez, “You Didn’t Have to Be So 

Nice” by troubadour John Sebastian 

with the Lovin’ Spoonful, and the 

classic anthem “California Dreamin’” 

by the Mamas & the Papas. 

Rebellion-fueled rock is covered, too, 

by the Bobby Fuller Four (“I Fought 

the Law”), the Animals (“It’s My 

Life”), the Outsiders (“Time Won’t 

Let Me”), Nancy Sinatra (“These 

Boots Are Made for Walkin’”) and 

Paul Revere & the Raiders (“Kicks”). 



10:00 The Red Green Show 



Overnight 

12:00 Ed Sullivan’s Top 

Performers 1966-1969 

(My Music) 



3:00 Storm That Swept Mexico 

Thursday—14 


8:00 Magic Moments—The 

Best of 50’s Pop (My 

Music #102) 




Overnight 

12:00 Peter, Paul and Mary—25th 

Anniversary Concert 

2:00 Doc Martin 

3:00 Nature 

4:00 NOVA 

Friday—15 


Gwen Ifill 


Harry Connick, Jr. in 

Concert on Broadway 

9:30 Carole King—James 

Taylor 

Live at the Troubadour 


Overnight 

12:00 The Weavers: Wasn’t That 

a Time! 

2:00 More Funny Ladies of 

British Comedy 

3:00 Steve Jobs—One Last Thing 


Saturday—16 

 

4:00 Boxcar People 

5:30 Oscar Hammerstein II 

—Out of My Dreams 

7:00 Magic Moments— 

The Best of 50’s Pop 

(My Music #102) 

* Joined in progress 


(My Music) 

11:00 Front Row Center 

Phil Collins: Going 

Back—Live at the Roseland 

Ballroom 

Overnight 

12:00 Carole King—James Taylor 

Live at the Troubadour 


(My Music) 


Europe 


Gwen Ifill 


Sunday—17 

1:30 Les Miserables 25th 

Anniversary Concert 

at the O2 

5:30 Daniel O’Donnell from 

the Heartland 


8:30 Celtic Woman: Songs 

from the Heart 

10:30 European Journal 


Have You Heard from 

Johannesburg—From 

Selma to Soweto 

Overnight 

12:00 Celtic Woman: Songs from 

the Heart 


3:30 Tuba U: Basso Profundo 


Monday—18 

7:00 Super Brain with 

Dr. Rudy Tanzi 

8:30 WTVP Local Spotlight 

9:00 Doc Martin 

Blood is Thicker 


NewsWeekly 



Overnight 






Tuesday—19 

7:00 Time Team Special 

Edition 

9:00 Frontline 




Overnight 

12:00 Time Team Special Edition 





7:00 Nature 

The Loneliest Animals 

8:00 NOVA 

Smartest Machine on 

Earth 

9:00 Secrets of the Dead 

The World’s Biggest Bomb 




Overnight 

12:00 Nature 

1:00 NOVA 



Thursday—21 

8:30 At Issue 

Retraining our Workforce 

9:00 Spanning Time: 

America’s Covered 

Bridges 




Overnight 



3:00 Nature 

4:00 NOVA 

Friday—22 


Gwen Ifill 


8:00 From Dust to Dreams: 

Opening Night at the 

Smith Center for the 

Performing Arts 

10:00 Aviators 



Overnight 


Gwen Ifill 


1:00 From Dust to Dreams: 

Opening Night at the Smith 

Center for the Performing 

Arts 



Saturday—23 

12:00 Masterpiece Classic 

Downton Abbey, 

Season 3—Part 1 
















WTVP—More Choices 


8:00 Illinois Adventure






Europe 


Moby 

Overnight 

12:00 NOVA 





Gwen Ifill 


Sunday—24 

3:00 NOVA 

Smartest Machine on 

Earth 

4:00 Illinois Adventure 

4:30 At Issue 

Retraining our Workforce 

5:00 Design Squad Nation 

5:30 Biz Kid$ 


Spokane—Hour 3 


Have You Heard from 

Johannesburg—Free at 

Last 

Overnight 

12:00 Live From Lincoln Center* 

12:30 Masterpiece Contemporary 

1:30 POV 



Monday—25 


Myrtle Beach—Hour 3 

8:00 180 Days: A Year Inside 

an American High School 


NewsWeekly 



Overnight 

12:00 180 Days: A Year Inside an 

American High School 


3:00 Live From Lincoln Center 


Tuesday—26 

7:00 Tavis Smiley Reports 

Education Under Arrest 

8:00 180 Days: A Year Inside 

an American High School 




Overnight 








Thursday—28 



8:30 At Issue 

A Bloomington Mayoral 

Review 


The Song of Lunch 




Overnight 



2:00 Nature 

3:00 NOVA 

Friday—29 


Gwen Ifill 


8:00 American Masters 

Philip Roth: Unmasked 

9:30 Dangerous Edge: A Life 

of Graham Greene 



Overnight 


Gwen Ifill 



2:30 Dangerous Edge: A Life of 

Graham Greene 




9:00 Lark Rise to Candleford 

10:00 Austin City Limits 

Bonnie Raitt/Mavis 

Staples 


Train 

Overnight 






Gwen Ifill 


Sunday—31 

3:00 Nature 

River of No Return 


4:30 At Issue 

A Bloomington Mayoral 

Review 

5:00 Design Squad Nation 

5:30 Biz Kid$ 


Myrtle Beach—Hour 3 


Kristin Chenoweth: 

The Dames of Broadway 

All of ‘Em!!! 


The Song of Lunch 

9:00 Spanning Time: 

America’s Covered 

Bridges 


10:30 European Journal 


7:00 Nature 

River of No Return 

8:00 NOVA 

Hunting the Elements 




Overnight 

12:00 Nature 

1:00 NOVA 

Saturday—30 

6:00 Rick Steves’ Europe 

Little Europe: San Marino, 

Monaco, Vatican 

City, Liechtenstein 

6:30 Rudy Maxa’s World 

Thailand, Andaman 

Islands 

7:00 The Lawrence Welk Show 

Easter 

8:00 Last of the Summer Wine 

8:30 Keeping Up Appearances 



Mr. Selfridge, Part 1 


10:30 POV 

Girl Model 

Overnight 





4:00 History Detectives 


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Newsline 

Tavis Smiley 

Ideas in Action with Jim Glassman 

Closer to Truth 

Conquistadors with Michael Wood 

The Fall of the Aztecs 


The Conquest of the Incas 

Cave People of the Himalaya 

Independent Lens 

The Desert of Forbidden Art 

Tavis Smiley 

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Newsline 

Journal 







At Issue 

PBS 

NewsHour 

Nightly Business Report 

Journal 






PBS 

NewsHour 


Tavis Smiley 

America Revealed 

Food Machine 

Inside Washington 

Washington Week with Gwen Ifill 

To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe 

Asian Voices 

Need to Know 

McLaughlin Group 

In Search of Myths and Heroes 

The Queen of Sheba 


Arthur: The Once & Future King 

Consuelo Mack WealthTrack 

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly 


Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry 

Harpist’s Legacy: Ann Hobson 

Need to Know 







Asian Voices 

European Journal 

Linkasia 

Moyers & Company 



Need to Know 







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Need to Know 





Teaching Channel Presents 

America Reframed 

Passionate Politics 


AfroPop 

Stolen 

World Special Report: 

Behind Stolen 


Food Machine 




Sister Rosetta Tharpe 

Scarred Justice: The Orangeburg 

Massacre 1968 




AfroPop 

Stolen 

World Special Report: 

Behind Stolen 



Easy Yoga for Arthritis 

with Peggy Cappy 




Global Voices 

Chahinaz: What Rights for Women 






Global Voices 







Massacre 1968 

Newsline 

Tavis Smiley 

Linkasia 


Makers: 

Women Who Make America 


Massacre 1968 

Tavis Smiley 

Tavis Smiley 

Linkasia 


Makers: 


Newsline 

Journal 

Barbara Morgan: No Limits 

Makers: 


PBS 

NewsHour 


Journal 

Makers: 


PBS 

NewsHour 


Tavis Smiley 

Global Voices 


Newsline 

Tavis Smiley 

Asia 7 Days 


AfroPop 

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Electric Nation 



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Made in the U.S.A. 



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Our World Is Your World…March 

Look for local programming on 47.2 Monday-Friday Evenings 

Local Specials 

The following productions will be featured this month at 8 p.m.: 

21—Springdale Cemetery—Memories of a Lifetime 

28—Grand View Drive. 

Legacy 

The WTVP Legacy series will feature interviews at 8 and 8:30 p.m. with the 

following people: 

19—Jim Nowlan and Pete Vonachen 

26—Marjabelle Stewart and Lonnie Stewart. 

Interesting People 

WTVP will feature discussions, hosted by Ed Sutkowski, Wednesdays at 

8 and 8:30 p.m. 

20—Rev. Dr. Forrest Krummel and Johnna Ingersoll 

27—William C. Stone and Gordon Honegger. 


Illinois Adventure, hosted by Jim Wilhelm, will be featured Mar. 1, 22 & 29 

from 8-8:30 p.m. 

At Issue 

This locally produced Public Affairs series hosted by H Wayne Wilson will air Mar. 1, 22 

& 29 from 8:30-9 p.m. 

Pledge on WTVP World in March: 

3/3 6-7 p.m. Easy Yoga for Arthritis 

3/5 7-9 p.m. Dusable to Obama: Chicago’s Black Metropolis 

3/6 8-9 p.m. Hopeful Aging with Dr. John Zeisel 

3/7 7-9 p.m. Rick Steves Europe Travel Skills 

3/8 6-9 p.m. Dr. Wayne Dyer: Wishes Fulfilled 

3/9 7-8:30 p.m. Shift Happens! Live an Inspired Life with Dr. Robert Holden 

3/10 5-7 p.m. Suze Orman’s Money Class 

3/11 7:30-9 p.m. Protect Your Memory with Dr. Neal Barnard 

3/12 7-9 p.m. Weavers: Wasn’t That a Time! 

3/13 6-8 p.m. The Civil War Event 

3/14 7-9 p.m. Peter, Paul & Mary: 25 th Anniversary Concert 

3/15 8-9 p.m. Hopeful Aging with Dr. John Zeisel 

3/16 8:30-10 p.m. 3 Steps to Incredible Health! with Joel Fuhrman, M.D. 

3/17 5-7 p.m. Behind the Brit Com: From Script to Screen 

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Endowment Contributors 

WTVP extends a gracious thank you to all who contributed to the Endowment Fund 

throughout 2012 – once again helping us raise enough to take advantage of a substantial 

matching donation from an anonymous family donor. 

The endowment fund is not for daily programming or operational expenses, but 

a separate fund dedicated to building financial stability for the station’s long-term 

survival. As a safety net for unforeseeable expenses or events, the Endowment Fund is 

an investment in the future of public television for Central Illinois. 

$5,000 and above 

State Farm 

$1,000 and above 

Mr. & Mrs. B.F. Backlund 

Mr. Wayne E. Baum 

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bradshaw 

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kohlhase 

Additional Contributors 

Mr. and Mrs. John R. & Susan Adams 

Mr. & Mrs. Allen Andrews Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Behrens 

Mrs. Imogene G. Belsley 

Mr. Allen Blessman 

Mr. & Mrs. James Bradshaw 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Brown 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Buck 

Mrs. Eli Byrum 

Jim Capes and M. Joanne Huffhines 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Caughey 

Mrs. Ethel Coletta 

Mrs. Charles Cox 

Sean and Sally Coyle 

Miss Esther M. Daniels 

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Depler 

Mrs. George J. Dickison 

Mrs. Connie Disney 

Mr. Winsley Durand Jr. 

Mr. Sune Ericsson 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Flinn 

Mrs. Joan French 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gilbert 

Scott H. and Allison Goodyear 

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Graehling 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Grebner 

Mrs. Bernard Herriman 

Mr. George E. Hinman 

Mr. James Hoffman 

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Holmes 

Ms. Gloria A. Holt 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Jacobus 

Mrs. Janet Kelley 

Miss Beverly Kiesling 

Ms. Jacqueline B. Kinsinger 

Mr. A. Terry Knueppel 

Ms. Doris Larke 

Mrs. Mavis Lins 

Mrs. Robert Lott 

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Martin 

Ms. Rebecca Marvel 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. McEwen 

Mr. Stuart McKneight 

Jeff Millar & Colleen Ensley 

Mr. & Mrs. Jewel I Moyers 

Mrs. Edeltraud Muller 

Mrs. Frances P. O’Connell 

Ms. Ada L. Oetgen 

Mrs. Martha D. Orwig 

Dr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Palagallo 

Mr. John P. Pearl 

Mr. & Mrs. Larry B. Pearson 

Mr. Stanley Ransom 

Mr. Art Rauhaus 

Mrs. Ruth Rench 

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Retzer 

Mr. Steven J. Rock 

Ms. Rebecca A. Roesner 

Mr. Dale R. Romine 

Mr. Kurt P. Rostetter 

Ms. Anna Routenberg 

Mr. & Mrs. Bert Sanders 

Miss Cathy Schmidt 

Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Schmidt 

Mrs. Betty E. Scott 

Mr. David C. Slagle 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Speck 

Miss Donna Stelter 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Stien 

Mrs. Phyllis Strauch 

Mr. Scotty Sullivan 

Pat Sweeter 

Mr. & Mrs. Chet Tomczyk 

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Tower 

Miss Ann Turner 

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vaughan 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Weer 

Mr. Yon Wellerdieck 

Ms. Julia Weiss 

Mr. James Wygle 

Virtual Golf, Real Fun 

The inaugural WTVP Virtual Golf Outing was a huge success! Our intrepid golfers 

did have to brave the cold on February 1—but only until they got in the door at 

Quail Meadows Indoor Golf Center. There they were met with a warm welcome, 

followed by a chance to play the back nine at Pebble Beach, courtesy of some top-line 

simulators. A good time was had by all, and money was raised to support your public 

television station. 

The success of the event was made possible by major sponsorship from OSF Saint 

Francis Medical Center. WTVP extends special thanks to them for embracing this 

first-time event, and to their representative, Tom Hammerton, for his leadership. 

We also thank our other sponsors, our volunteers, and all our golfers for making it a 

fun day. 

Sponsors 

Prize Donors 

Coyote Creek Golf Club 

Illini Golf 

CMFI 

CEFCU 

Chestnut Mountain Lodge 

Presleys Outdoor 

Quail Meadow Golf Course 

Weaver Ridge Golf Course 

COSTCO 


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Paint This with Jerry Yarnell 

Chef John Folse & Company 

Bake Decorate Celebrate! 

Ciao Italia 

The Jazzy Vegetarian 

Globe Trekker 

This Old House 

Woodturning Workshop 

Growing A Greener World 

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Simply Ming 

Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef 

Lidia’s Italy in America 

Cook’s Country 

Pati’s Mexican Table 

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Grannies On Safari 

Katie Brown Workshop 

Sara’s Weeknight Meals 


Clodagh’s Irish Food Trails 

Knit and Crochet Now! 

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Donna Dewberry Show 

Joanne Weir’s Cooking Confidence 

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It’s Sew Easy 

Best of Simply Painting: Europe 

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Cuisine Culture 


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New Fly Fisher 

Ask This Old House 

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Mexico—One Plate at a Time 

Baking with Julia 


Travel Skills 



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Diet Free with Zonya Foco, RD 



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Smart Travels with Rudy Maxa 

The Seasoned Traveler 

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Great American Seafood Cook-Off 

Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home 

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Great American Seafood Cook-Off II 


Sewing with Nancy: Art Quilts 

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This month the Create schedule draws upon a total of 60 series, not including special Saturday and Sunday 

marathons which utilize additional programming resources. The schedule contains the following genres: 

crafting (including sewing, quilting, painting, scrap booking and home décor), cooking, travel, gardening, 

home improvement and woodworking. There are 9 crafting shows, 30 cooking series, 10 travel series, 

4 gardening series, 3 home improvement series, and 4 woodworking series. 

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S a t u r d a y / S u n d a y M a r a t h o n s 

4March 2 & 3—Ladies of Leisure Beautify your home with Katie Brown; get cooking 

in the kitchen with Lidia Bastianich, Sara Moulton and Joanne Weir; paint and sew with 

Donna Dewberry and Martha Pullen. It’s the weekend – do something that you truly 

enjoy! 

4March 9 & 10—Caribbean Spice From Puerto Rico to Jamaica and beyond, we have 

the recipes and adventure that will add spice to your life! Steven Raichlen, John Shields 

and Christina Pirello heat things up in the kitchen with flavorful dishes that are sure to 

please. 

4March 16 & 17—Irish Cookery Welcome to the Irish Cookery where Chefs Rachel 

Allen and Clodagh McKenna give you a taste of Ireland in every bite. You never know 

who you’ll meet along the way or what you’ll be eating, but you know it will taste good! 

4March 23 & 24—Spring is in the Air Whether you celebrate Passover or Easter, Burt 

Wolf will be in the mix of the festivities. P. Allen Smith will suggest flowers and food 

straight from the garden to usher in spring and Katie Brown will prepare an unforgettable 

spring brunch. 

4March 30 & 31—New York State of Mind Chef Joe Ciminera, host of Taste This!, 

takes us to eat all around the city he loves and shows us why New York is a true melting 

pot of cultures. We’ll taste all things Italian in the concrete jungle with Chef Lidia Bastianich 

and then finish our tour with a history lesson from world traveler Burt Wolf. 

WTVP—More 

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WTVP—More Choices


Program Underwriters—March 

AAA Antiques—Antiques programming 

Ameren Illinois—Hometime 

ATC Insulators—This Old House 

Callahan’s Antiques—Antiques programming 

Caterpillar Matching Gift Program—General 

programming 

CEFCU—Biz Kid$ 

Central Illinois Antique Dealers 

Association—Antiques programming 

Children’s Discovery Museum—Children’s 

programming 

Children’s Hospital of Illinois at OSF Saint 

Francis—Children’s programming 

Clock Corner Antiques—Antiques 

programming 

Corn Stock Theatre—General programming 

Country Financial—Illinois Adventure 

David Vaughan Investments—News, financial 

and investment programming 

ELM/Peoria Zoo—Nature programming 

Farmer’s State Bank—Nightly Business 

Report News Brief 

Galesburg Area Friends of 47—General 

programming 

Galesburg Sewing Center—General 

programming 

Growmark—America’s Heartland 

Harvest Café/Hometown Wine and 

Spirits—General and all food 

programming 

IPMR—The Lawrence Welk Show 

International Union of Operating 

Engineers—This Old House 

McLean County Museum of History— 


NECA/IBEW—PBS NewsHour, Nightly 

Business Report, Washington Week, 

Masterpiece Classics, This Old House, 

Hometime, Illinois Adventure and 

Austin City Limits 

Pekin Friends of 47—Children’s 

programming 

Pekin Insurance—NOVA 

Peoria Area World Affairs Council—PBS 

NewsHour 

Peoria Journal Star—PBS NewsHour 

Peoria Riverfront Museum—Sesame Street, 

NOVA 

Peoria RiverPlex—General programming 

Sparrow Studio Antiques—Antiques 

programming 

State Bank of Speer—General programming 

Uftring Subaru—Antiques Roadshow 

Weaver Ridge—General programming 

WGLT—General programming 

For Closed Captioning Concerns 

please contact our Captioning 

Hotline: 

Phone: 309-495-0585 

Fax: 309-677-4730 

Email: captioninghotline@wtvp.org 

We will make every effort to 

respond or otherwise resolve your 

inquiry within 24 hours or 

1 business day. 

Written Closed Captioning 

complaints should be directed 

to the following: 

Mr. Bill Porter, Chief Engineer 

WTVP-TV 

101 State Street, Peoria, Il 61602 

Phone: 309-677-4747 

Fax: 309-677-4730 

Email: captioninghotline@wtvp.org 

Before sending a formal written complaint, 

we recommend you first contact 

our captioning hotline. We may be able 

to resolve your problem immediately 

without the need for a formal complaint. 

In any event, we will respond to your 

complaint within 30 days. 

WTVP 47 

Illinois Valley Public 

Telecommunications Corporation 

Board of Trustees 

Chair: 

Joseph Strupek 

Vice Chair: Jonathan Burklund 

President & CEO: Chet Tomczyk 

Secretary: Dr. Cynthia Fischer 

Treasurer: 

At Large: 

Immediate 

Past Chair: 

Steve Backlund 

Elwin Basquin 

Bryan Chumbley 

Dr. John Day 

Salvador Garza 

Griffin Hammond 

Jerry Herbstreith 

Dr. Jeffrey Huberman 

Linda Huddle 

Mary Ann Knell 

Jerry Kolb 

Wayne Baum 

Nancy Levenik 

P. Joseph O’Neill 

Andrew Rand 

Barbara Leiter 

Allen Mayer 

Sheldon Schafer 

Adam Sloan 

Thomas Spurgeon 

Dr. William Tammone 

Russ Trowbridge 

Chuck Walker 

Peter Wong 

Lorrie Wu 

Editor: 

Linda Miller 

Writers: 

Linda Miller, Stacey Tomczyk, Courtney Bates 

Design & Pre-Press Production: 

Lee Renner 

Questions/Comments 

If you have questions or comments, please direct 

them to the following people: 

President & CEO 

Chet Tomczyk 677-4747 

Programming 

Linda Miller 495-0591 

Production 

William Baker 495-0530 

Development/Major Gifts 

Jennifer Davis 495-0525 

Membership 495-0547 

Auction 

Luann Claudin 495-0524 

Production & Satellite Rental 696-5288 

Underwriting Opportunities 

Angie Spears 495-0561 

Internet 

The WTVP 47 web site contains a variety 

of information about our station, including 

program details and special features. 

Visit us at www.wtvp.org. 

Volunteering 

If you’d like to contribute some of 

your valuable time to help us continue to 

bring quality television to our area please 

contact the Development Office at 

309-495-0547. 

Tours 

Our studio is open by appointment for free 

public group tours. Contact the station at 

309-677-4747. 

Friends of 47 

• The Galesburg Area Friends of 47—For information 

contact the president, Linda Huddle, at 

(309) 289-4032. 

• The Pekin Friends of 47—To join, contact the 

president, Jerry Herbstreith, at (309) 346-7901. 

Changes of Address 

If you move, don’t forget to let us know. 

Contact the Development Office 

at 309-495-0547. 

WTVP 47 

101 State Street 

Peoria, Illinois 61602 

309-677-4747 

FAX: 309-677-4730 

www.wtvp.org 


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The 2013 WTVP Auction 

is coming to Central 

Illinois, April 25 - 28! 

Merchandise is starting to 

arrive, but we can’t build a 

successful auction without 

you. There are a variety of 

ways to be involved . . . 

• Wear an Auction Shirt to promote 

the upcoming auction. 

• Register as an Express Bidder—New 

This Year . . . 2 Levels! 

• Donate Merchandise and/or 

Services. 

• Join our Volunteer Work Team … 

Go-getting opportunities are available 

now! 

• Invest cash dollars to be an Auction 

Sponsor. 

• Sponsor an item and donate it to the 

auction. (i.e. your favorite wine or a 

certificate for dining at your favorite 

restaurant) 

• Be an in-kind donor of goods and/or 

services 

Get involved TODAY . . . it’s a great 

time for a great cause. CALL 

(309) 495-0547! 

Donations Accepted 

The WTVP Auction is only possible through charitable donations. And we’re not just 

talking about the items up for bid. Plenty of goods and services are necessary to run the 

Auction so there are many ways to get involved. 

• Items: Market your business to our audience by showcasing your best products 

and services. Merchandise must be new* and have a retail value of at least $50 

to make it on-air. 

* Excluding antiques 

• In-kind Services: Printing, framing, office supplies, technical equipment, etc. 

Read on for more information. 

• Cash donations: Monetary donations help defray the costs of producing a fourday 

live television production. 

Give us a call to arrange your donation, (309) 495-0547. 

Volunteers—The WTVP Auction needs you! 

Auction In-Kind Donors Are Key 

WTVP relies on individuals and area 

businesses to be in-kind donors to our annual 

auction. In-kind donors help defray 

the cost of this long-standing community 

fundraising event by donating products 

and/or services that WTVP would otherwise 

have to purchase. In-Kind donors 

receive on-air promotion and contributions 

are tax-deductible as allowed by law. 

Here is a list of the some of the items and 

services that WTVP will needs to make 

this year’s auction a great success: 

2 cases 8 ½” x 11” Copy Paper 

36 3” x 3” Post-It Notes 

24 1” x 2” Post-It Notes 

1 Calculator 

2 reams 8 ½ x 11 white cardstock 

12 2”—3-Ring Binders 

24 boxes Small Paper Clips 

Printing Services 

12 boxes Staples 

4 Staplers 

12 8 ½ x 11 lined note pads 

12 5 x 8 lined note pads 

12 Sharpie Markers 

Custom Framing 

24 Phone Head Sets 

Laminating Services 

100 sheets Avery Laser Labels #5160 

3 rolls Duct Tape 

100 File Folders—1/3 cut 

Banners / Signs 

5 Scissors 

12 Felt Tip Red Pens 

12 Felt Tip Black Pens 

WTVP needs volunteers in the following communities to help pick up merchandise 

that has been donated to our 40th Annual Auction. If you live in, near or would like 

to travel to these communities, please consider donating your time during March and 

April. You will get to see first-hand the items that have been donated to this year’s 

annual fundraising event. To be a part of the Auction Acquisition Team, please call the 

Auction Office at (309) 495-0547. We would love to have you join us. 

We need help picking up auction merchandise in most any towns, but here are a few that 

we really need help with: 

• Princeville 

• East Peoria 

• Morton 

• Bloomington / Normal 

• Princeton 

• Henry 

• Lacon 

• Eureka 

• Chillicothe 

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Auction Shirts 2013 Edition 

Get ‘em early and wear them out! You can 

support the Auction and help promote 

it, too, with your purchase of the 40 th anniversary 

edition Auction shirts. Choose 

from tees, polos, sweatshirts and hoodies. 

Shirts are a stylish Cardinal Red and all 

are available up to 5X. Mail in the form 

or order online at wtvp.org/auction. 

Express Bidders Numbers— 

Now with Upgrade Potential 

Auction fans know the benefits of being 

an Express Bidder. For just $6.00 for an 

Express Bid number, these special bidders 

enjoy faster, easier phone bidding during 

the on-air Auction. They also have the 

option to pick up and pay for their winning 

items all at once instead of on a daily 

basis. This year, you can upgrade your 

status to VIP Express Bidder with a $10 

donation. In addition to the above benefits, 

VIP Express Bidders will be given 

a special electronic password so they can 

access a private daily list of merchandise 

up for bid during the on air Auction. 

Mail in the form or sign up online at 

wtvp.org/auction. 

Win Cash with the WTVP 

Raffle 

The WTVP Auction 50/50 cash raffle 

is on! Tickets are just $10 each and are 

available now. The jackpot will be split 

between WTVP and three lucky winners, 

drawn live on air on April 28, the final 

evening of Auction. Mail in the form, 

call us at 309-495-0547 or stop by to 

purchase tickets. 


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Where to find WTVP 

WTVP-HD is broadcast on 47.1 and on: 

Comcast Digital Cable: Channel 916 in the 

Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, Bloomington/ 

Normal and Galesburg areas 

Mediacom Digital Cable: Channel 710 in the 

Chillicothe, Henry, Elmwood, Farmington, 

Toulon, Wyoming, and Dunlap areas and Channel 

711 in the Metamora, Goodfield, Roanoke, Eureka, 

Toluca, Lacon, Atlanta, Heyworth, and McLean 

County areas 

DirecTV: Channel 47 

Dishnet: with Local Channels: 7756 

Comcast Regular Cable: Channel 12 in the 

Peoria, Morton, Pekin, Canton, and Galesburg 

areas—Channel 13 in the Bloomington/Normal 

area—Channel 3 in the Kewanee area—and Channel 

96 in the Lincoln area. 

Mediacom Cable: Channel 10 in the Chillicothe, 

Henry, Elmwood, Farmington, Toulon, Wyoming, 

and Dunlap areas—Channel 11 in the Metamora, 

Goodfield, Roanoke, Eureka, Toluca, and Lacon 

areas—Channel 18 in the Delavan area—Channel 

4 in the Astoria area—Channel 12 in the Abingdon 

area—and Channel 13 in the Vermont area. 

Cass Communications: Channel 3 in the Forest 

City/Manito/Havana area 

Gridley Cable: Channel 6 in Gridley/Meadows 

H.I. Cable: Channel 20 in Lostant 

Heartland Cable: Channel 12 in Armington and 

Channel 13 in Flanagan/Tonica 

McNabb Cable & Satellite: Channel 27 in 

McNabb 

Mid Century Telephone: Channel 21 in the 

Knox County and Fairview, Table Grove, and 

Williamsfield areas 

New Windsor Cable TV: Channel 61 in the 

New Windsor area 

NOVA Cablevision: Channel 12 in the Trivoli area 

Tel-Star Cablevsion: Channel 21 in the Edelstein, 

Woodland Heights, Brimfield, Hanna City, 

Mackinaw area 

WTVP-World is broadcast on 47.2 and on: 




Mediacom Digital Cable: Channel 122 in 

Fairbury, Atlanta, LeRoy, Heyworth, Chillicothe 

and McLean County 

WTVP-Create is broadcast on 47.3 and on: 




Mediacom Digital Cable: Channel 121 in 

Fairbury, Atlanta, LeRoy, Heyworth, Chillicothe 

and McLean County 

Customer Service Numbers 

Comcast Cable Customer Service (Peoria) 

888-736-6689 

Mediacom Cable Customer Service (Peoria & 

Central Illinois) 1-800-332-0245 

DirecTV customer service: 1-800-DirecTV 

(1-800-347-3288) 

Dishnet customer service: 1-800-Dishnet 

(1-800-347-4638) 

WTVP—More 

TV Guide customer service: 1-800-386-7380 

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Or call the number on your monthly bill. 

P.O. Box 1347 

Peoria, IL 61654-1347 

Return Service Requested ‐ Please deliver by Feb. 26 

Help WTVP 47 save money! If you pay your pledge in installments, clip 

and mail this coupon with your contribution before the 15 th of the month. 

Enclosed please find: 

Please charge my: 

$______________ , which will renew my 

membership for this year. 

$______________ , for this month’s 

continuing membership. 

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Signature______________________________ 

$______________ , additional/special gift. Please enclose this coupon with your 

check and mail to: WTVP 47, PO Box 1347, 

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