Broadcasting Telecasting (Jan-Mar 1960)

Help Wanted — (Cont'd) Situations Wanted — (Cont'd) Situations Wanted — (Cont'd) Announcers Management Announcers Wanted, experienced announcer with first phone. WSYB, Rutland, Vermont. Announcers. Many immediate job openings for good announcers throughout the S.E., Free registration. Confidential, Professional Placement, 458 Peachtree Arcade, Atlanta, Ga. Announcers. Many opportunities. Experience required. Send tapes, resumes to Paul Baron, Broadcast Manager, Lennox Personnel Agency, 630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, New York. Technical 1,000 watt station in southeast has opening for chief engineer-combination announcer. Good salary and excellent working conditions for right man. Send resume, references and tape to Box 176R, BROADCASTING. Experienced maintenance man for Pennsylvania station. Box 707R, BROADCASTING. 1,000 watt station in northeast has opening for chief engineer-recording engineer-combination announcer immediately. Send resume, references and tape to Box 976R, BROADCASTING. Combo job in southern market. Half-week board, half-week maintenance. Daytime kilowatt. Reference and experience, please. Box 134S, BROADCASTING. Wanted: First class engineer capable of routine maintenance on 250 watt full-time station. Must be above average announcer with strong news ability. Starting salary $110 per week. Contact KRTN, Raton, New Mexico, with complete resume. Wanted: Transmitter operator with first class license. Insurance and vacation benefits. Contact G. E. Crocker, Chief Engineer, KSDN, Aberdeen, S. Dak. First class engineer for maintenance and announcing, news gathering, traffic or writing. Small college town, excellent working conditions, free insurance. Contact Frank Corbett, WGAP, Maryville, Tennessee. Combination first class engineer and announcer-dj on upstate NY daytime station. Responsible position. Start soon as possible. WPDM, Potsdam, N.Y. Immediate opening: First class phone-combo announcer or first-class phone with managerial ability. Single station in beautiful, small West Virginia-Virginia market. Write, call or wire, Manager, WRON, Ronceverte, West Virginia. Midway 5-1327. Salary open. New England, 5000 watt, immediate opening first phone engineer. Experience unnecessary. Good salary, excellent working conditions. Phone, WTSN, Dover, N.H. Sherwood 2-1270. Production-Programming, Others Copywriter and traffic assistant. Large metropolitan station. Top pay. Box 863P, BROADCASTING. Chicago am station for 35 years commencing fm broadcasts. Program director needed for creative work which sponsors will prefer. Write WSBC, Chicago 12, Illinois. RADIO Situations Wanted — Management 14 years experience, 32, ready for manager's position small or medium market, gulf south. Box 983R, BROADCASTING. General manager available. Must move to fairly warm climate due to health of son. Eighteen years experience radio, seven years tv. Strong on programming, production, personnel and sales management. Highly successful radio sales. No magician but solid, steady builder of station profits and prestige. Distinguished community service record. Desire salary-incentive plan or part ownership from profits. Write Box 993R, BROADCASTING. General manager/sales manager. Radio and/or television. 18 years radio, 5 years radio and television. Past 13 years management and sales management. Complete background and excellent references upon request. Box 997R, BROADCAST. I can profitably program, promote, and sell your radio station. Use your staff ... or supply my own thru years of professional contacts. Box 101S, BROADCASTING. Raising sights. Now salesmanager ready to become general manager. Can sell, lead, train, program, supervise. Minimum $15,500.03. College, 36, married, references. Box 105S, BROADCASTING. I'll manage your station and make it pay. Box 108S, BROADCASTING. Recently sold interest as owner and general manager in successful operation. Thorough experience all phases broadcasting and telecasting. Quadrupled income of station thru public relations, promotions, and sane programming connected to sales. Stock purchase in future if possible. Available now. Box 111S, BROADCASTING. Manager ... 8 years experience in all phases. Presently employed as manager. First ticket, stable announcer, strong on sales. Desire coastal Virginia, Carolinas or Florida. Box 130S, BROADCASTING. Capable broadcaster can be available to your station if bona fide opportunity exists. Presently and for last ten years with exceptionally successful radio-tv operation in one of nation's top ten markets. Heavy in sales and promotion, well grounded in studio operations. Interview essential. Box 136S, BROADCASTING. Radio-management-idea selling and training a sales organization is my business. Every phase of station management should point to this end. Ample broadcasting experience, am, tv, and fm. Also F.W.ZIV experience. Mature, trustworthy, and sober. Box 143S, BROADCASTING. Manager. Radio and/or tv. Capable. Sales, programming, production. Box 148S, BROADCASTING. Sales Permanent connection wanted as salesman or sales development director with reputable, stable operation metro market. Background-manager, sales manager, promotion, medium and top 30 markets. Multiple operation. Box 126S, BROADCASTING. Experienced salesman, young, journ. grad., wants work midwest, Florida, Coloralo. Box 131S, BROADCASTING. Announcers Sports announcer, seven years background play-by-play. Top references. Box 405R BROADCASTING. football, basketball situation. Available midMarch. 5 years in radio-tv, plenty play-byplay. Box 851R, BROADCASTING. Southwest; — Announcer 8 years experience including all sports. Family, employed. Box 918R, BROADCASTING. Experienced young staff announcer who excels in dj work and sports play-by-play. Will liven up your station. Tape available. Box 954R, BROADCASTING. Fast paced, bright show dj — employed. Number one station — top market. Box 982R, BROADCASTING. Deep sound fm experience,, good voice for night shift. Also interested in sales. Anywhere. Box 984R, BROADCASTING. Idea gal. Station's pal. Disk jockey personified. Listeners always satisfied. Box 985R, BROADCASTING. Excellent play-by-play all sports. Top minor league baseball, college basketball, football, bowing, golf. TV-radio sports director experienced all types on-camera work. College grad, family man willing to move to good sports market needing play-by-play man. Thomas Dennin, 13 Hickory Rd., Binghamton, N.Y. RA 4-8277. Announcer, dj, first class license. Four years experience both net and indie. Sober, reliable, married, vet. Presently employed but not moving. Seeking permanent position with a chance for advancement. Box 988R, BROADCASTING. Air Force lieutenant, single, age 25. Aircraft controller in Albuquerque till March. Box 998R, BROADCASTING. Two announcers-enthusiastic, sincere pitch. Tight production. South. Both tapes promptly. Box 109S, BROADCASTING. Damned good "On The Air" salesman. Ready for management slot as announcer-program director. Strong production, speculation tapes. Resume, references, tape. Box 116S, BROADCASTING. Sports announcer — Top rated radio-television sports and special events personality. Play-by-play 9 years. Desires sports minded station and area. Employed, married. Box 805R, BROADCASTING. Morning man with "good morning" sound. Bright, happy adult show. Middle music policy. 5 years experience. Also sports playby-play. Box 121S, BROADCASTING. Top forty jock, pd, production, pace, strong news. Two major markets nine years. Married. Minimum $150. Box 122S, BROADCASTING. HERE'S A FINE SALES OPPORTUNITY . . . created by a vacancy on our local sales staff. Hard-working, seasoned radio account executive with proven large market sales ability should earn $10,000 first year with a realistic potential well above that. Station is consistently one of the top-rated in America's 12th market with programming beamed in good taste to the masses. Has been a major factor in the area for 38 years. All inquiries handled in confidence. Contact — Dudley Tichenor, Dir. of Sales RADIO STATION WFBR 13 East 20th St., Baltimore 18, Md. Mulberry 5-1300 BROADCASTING, February 1, 1960 90