Sponsor (Oct-Dec 1963)

Yule log wrapped up for candy firm Sun-oundinu prixliuts lo \u piomott'd ii) first radio In Torrx II. ('hipiirnoi. Inc. — a 9()-in i n lit c '■('liristinas in Ni-w York" spi-iial on NN'CHS — arc (I-rl Mr. (■hipiirnoi. I'liairnian of thf import-distributor; Sanj J. Slaff, CHS \ .p. and uon. im;r. of U'CH.S; and jack knrshan. ('hipiirnoi prcsidi-nf. Sliowcasini; assortt-d candies prochicod in London b\ ("allard \ Bouser, for «ln'cli (lliipiirnoi is solo importer. le i;ii'ati"r iiifiTi'st ainonii tolK lif louts in till hroaclc'.i.st iiuhi.strN. i^iiKiIly, the amount w ill In* $500, X" iiiveii annually to a hroad inj; stuclfnt from difforont Texas egt's and uniMTsitifs. PrtTiMjui.s aro roconmu-ndation from tlu' (K)l, completion of one year of ege. and liroadca.stinn as the Tohjeetive. Mike Shapiro, "4en1 manager of W'F.V.V stations in lias and eliairman of the Seholarp Committee, said the first ijrant ?s to the lni\frsity of Texas for term starting Septemlx'r U)64. B award will fx* presented at the lual "Betlv .\\\ard" banquet of ET in May. new vets join ranks: The CHS Year Chih in New York now JSts 3.i3 active members, after recent induction of 51 new mbcrs. \n addition, tlie Club lias members at various stations d in ofFues and plants throuyhout f'Countr\ and o\erseas associated ih the Laboratories, News, Radio, SIHSOR <) 1)1 ( KMiuR IWh.S flic li\c-on-fapc spi'tial "ill he aired 15 Decemher on hoth am and fm, beuinniim at i-.'M) p.m.. and feature traditional liMinis, carols, and sonus of the seaso-i. \ merchandisinu tie-in "ill ha\e the \N(:BS Hadio Christmas Bus, complete «ith Santa Claus. distrihutinc (AB candies at major shoppinu centers in the New York area. Auenc\ for Chipurnoi is Merrill l.indsav \d\ertisiim Ki'cords. Tele\ision Network, Ttle\ision Stations, and Stalf division of CBS. Michigan station sold: WXiilN. Grand lia\en, sold In Kicliard I) Gillespie, president, to Messrs Douglas J. Tjapkes, general man ager of W JBL, Holland: Georu. Klies. promotion manager of W jHl .iiul William Nh)kma, a Ilollaiul businessman. Sale price was $120.(MX), negotiated by Hamilton I..in (lis. Uollins income up 5(rr: For tin six months ended 31 Octolx-r. Rollins Broadcasting net earnings were $4S6.3.S.5 or 51 cents per share as compared w ith $32-3,200 or 34 cents per share for the same 1962 pt«riod. Re\emies for the six months wer. $4,2.52,7.50 as compared with $V 948,919 liist year, an increase of 8 Neu officers elected by 0.\B: Man anne Campbell, of \\ jKll. (iallipolis. is now president of the Ohio WHY SALES CLIMB ALONG THE SKYLINE You really go places in this oneA buy" TV market with Gasoline /\ and Petroleum sales as large V as the 16th metro area and B* Automotive sales that rank P 19th! SKYLIIME TV INJ E T \A/ □ n K P.O. BOX Z1S-I I OAHO FALL*. A«K A coos •oa ' I O A M O Call your Hollingbery otlice or Art ^m^ ^^ Moore in the Northwest or Johf» L. CvJ vTA McGuire in Denver. ^"^ ^^ KOOK Billinot KFBB Great Falls KXLr Buit< KID Idaho Falls KBLL Helena KMVT Tom Falls WDBJ RADIO !^7"p SUPER SALESMAN I N ROANOKE AND WESTERN VIRGINIA • Tha super sailing powar of WDBJ reoches into o 2J-co«r;ty or«o beoming soles mmoges lo the customer who actually mokes the buying decision. • For over 39 yeors advertisers on WDBJ hove been bocked-up by the exceptional merchorsdising services ttial are offered. CIS RADIO Reanek«, Virginia ... • WOKc • 5000 warn FM • 94.9MC • 14450 went MTIBV oifriN. vooo»«aow inc VJ