WRITER JEAN BELL MOSLEY INTERVIEW TO BE BROADCAST TONIGHT

A television interview celebrating the recent publication of "Seeds on the Wind," the newest book by Cape Girardeau's nationally-acclaimed author Jean Bell Mosley, will be rebroadcast at 6:30 tonight on public access Channel 5.

The book is a collection of vintage columns, written primarily for the Southeast Missourian newspaper, that take the reader on a leisurely stroll through the months of the year, harvesting delight from the everyday miracles of life.

The television program has been provided courtesy of KFVS-12, which produced the show as a "Perspective" interview. The show is hosted by KFVS news anchor Mike Shain.

The format is a public-affairs program that provides coverage of newsmakers across the Heartland.

Said Mosley: "The book is tied together from the perspective of seeds on the wind that find fallow ground and take root. I write in the introduction that I hope some of the thoughts I'm throwing out will take root in someone's mind and produce a good thought."

Published locally by Concord Publishing House, "Seeds on the Wind" is available at Southeast Missourian offices in Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Chaffee and Marble Hill. It is also available by mail by calling 335-6611, extension 129. The book is $20, including tax, plus a $3 postage and handling fee for mailing.

Ron Duff, director of public access Channel 5, is directing the special cable broadcast. Channel 5 is shown by Cape Girardeau and Jackson cable television.