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A FEMALE FIVE called the Texas Cowgirls humbles an overmatched disc iocltey team from WILS Lansing, Mich., before 5,100 persons jammed into the Lansing Civic Center on a very snowy night. On the card, too, was an exhibition by the Harlem Globetrotters. Final score: Cowgirls 42 and DJ's 28.
PET KEYSTONE PROJECT is planned as executives of Keystone Broadcasting System, client, agency and station map out annual "Pet Milit Grand Ole Opry Talent Contest." Meeting in Chicago are: (foreground, left to right) Edwin R. Peterson, Keystone senior v p.. and Dick Peterson, Keystone acct. exec. Clockwise from Edwin Peterson are: Robert Cooper, WSM Nashville gen. mgr.; Ray Morris, asst. ad. mgr. of Pet Milk; Ralph Hartnagel, dir. of promo, and adv.. Gardner Advertising Co.; Sidney J. Wolf, Keystone president; Earl Hotze, Gardner acct. exec, and Dee Kilpatrick, WSM prog. mgr.
SECURING SEATTLE SEDAN, Joe Maguire of Botsford, Constan+ine & Gardner, Inc., ad agency (third from left) receives keys to door prize (a Karmin Ghia) at the Columbia Empire Radio Stations' luncheon. Affair marked the formation of the group for sales. Members include (from left) John Matlock, KOZE Lewiston, Ida., owner; Jack Goetz, KIT Yakima, Wash., vice pres. and gen. mgr.; Mr. Maguire; Wynn Cannon, commercial mgr., and Dale Woods, gen. mgr., KUEN Wenatchee, Wash.; Wally Reid, KORD Pa co, Wash., gen. mgr.; Hugh Feltis, Seattle, who represents group, and Arch LeRoux, KHIT Walla Walla, Washington, president and general manager.
SIGN OF SAFETY is displayed in London, O.it., by CPFL personality Allen Mitchell (second from right) in the form of an "Elmer the Safety Elephant" banner. Helping are (left to right) Cheryl Hart of school safety patrol. Constable Fred Cronkite and Chief Gordon Stronach of London Township police. CPFL was commended for role in school safety program.
GETTING THE POINT from WWJ Detroit Assistant General Manager Don DeGroot (left) at the station's new sales presentation in New York are (left to right): Bob Boulware and John Ennis of Bryan Houston Inc., and Robert H. Teter, vice pres. and director of radio at Peters, Griffin, Woodward Inc. The colorslide and tape outlined WWJ's sound and services.