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Edward G. Nottagc, creative supervisor, Ted Bates, New Yortc, elected vice president, Allen Schwartz, product manager, Lever Bros., to Ted Bates as vice president and account supervisor. Joan Wagner, formerly of R.H. Macy, joins Kenyon & Eckhardt as copywriter. Robert L. Ball and William H. Caldwell, Jr., have joined art staff of Henry J. Kaufman & Assocs., Washington. Robert K. Swanson, account supervisor, Needham, Louis & Brorby, elected v.p. C. Edward Derr, formerly of S.C. Johnson & Son, joins NL&B as account executive. Lawrence W. Wetlin, executive trainee at NL&B, promoted to assistant account executive. Marvin H, Koslow, group executive, Young & Rubicam, named v.p. William Amanna, formerly on public relations staff of New York Hilton hotel, joins Burke & Corbin Assocs., as account executive. Jerry Caplan to Lewis, Dobrow & Lamb Advertising, Washington, D. C, as creative director. Other staff additions: Kopel Hyman, production manager, and John Baird and Jim Wood, copywriters. H. B. Groseth, formerly executive vice-president, Erwin Wasey, Ruthrauff & Ryan, Inc., Chicago, to Maxon there as senior vice president and account group supervisor, primarily responsible for agency service to recently acquired grocery products account of Staley Manufacturing. He has supervised Staley grocery products advertising for 15 years. Robert Guerrier appointed copy chief and John C. Barbuscak, Jr. advertising account executive on AC Spark Plug account at D.P. Brother, Detroit. Guerrier was senior writer, and Barbuscak was merchandising account executive. Irving Lewis to Shevlo, Inc., New York, as vice president and treasurer. He was formerly vice president and treasurer of Dunay, Hirsch & Lewis, New York. Richard Rife, Grey Advertising, to account executive at Kudner Agency, New York. William V. Ricglane, vice president and production manager, GothamVladimir Advertising, New York, named vice president and general manager. Robert J. Ricglane becomes vice president-media and Margaret Eleanor Stark, vice president-research. Chester A. Priest, secretary advanced to treasurer and comptroller. Sally Allen Pecorini, assistant secretary, to secretary. Frank A. Caporaso and Anthony Oliver, both accounting, to assistant secretary and assistant treasurer, respectively. Mario Gigante, assistant production manager, promoted to production manager. James Glass and Humberto Domenech, account executives in Chicago and San Juan, Puerto Rico offices, respectively, now vice presidents. February 24, 7964 TIME /buying & selling WFBL, Syracuse appoints Avery-Knodel, Inc. as its national sales representative, it was announced by Guy Corley, vice president and general manager of the Founders Corp. WFBL is licensed to First Broadcasting Corp., a subsidiary of Founders, and broadcasts full-time with 5 kw on 1390 kc. It is an affiliate of ABC. WFLN, Philadelphia, has appointed George P. Hollingsbery Co. as their national sales representative, effective immediately. WFLN will join the Hollingbery "classical music group" stations: WFMT, Chicago; WCRB, Boston; KFAC, Los Angeles; and KKHI, San Francisco. WTVO, Rockford, lU. joins Blair Television. Harold Froelich, general manager of WTVO Television recently signed the contract, designating Blair's BTA Division as the station's exclusive national representative. WHYN appoints Blair: WHYN, Springfield, Mass., has named Blair Radio as its exclusive national sales representative effective February 1st. The station is owned and operated by the Hampden-Hampshire Corporation. Studios and business office are located at 1300 Liberty Street, Springfield. WHYN's general manager is Charles N. DeRose; sales manager is Zachary W. Land. An independent station, WHYN is a l,000w 560 kc, directional outlet, operating 24 hours a day. WFMI to Grant Webb & Co.: WFMI, Montgomery, Ala., has appointed Grant Webb & Co. as exclusive national representative. KGBT stations appoint Mexican rep: KGBT Radio and Television names Hector Garcia Pereyra, Cadena Azul de Radio, S.A., Mexico City, as exclusive sales representative for Mexico. Stations serve the lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas' BrownvilleHarlingen-McAllen-Weslaco market. WRYM appoints two reps: WRYM, Hartford-New Britain, Conn., names Gil-Perna as national sales representative; Adam Young, Inc., Boston, as sales representative for New England. KALE repped by Williams: KALE, Pasco Richland Kennewick, Washington, is now represented by the Robert L. Williams Co. Paul H. Raymer Co. expands: The New York-based radio-tv station representatives, recently announced an expansion and realignment of the firm's executive and sales staff. Appointed as Assistant to the president was Frank A. Browne most recently with Metro TV Sales. Robert M. Richmond a Raymer vice-president, has been appointed Manager of the Radio Division. Warren G. Bodow has been appointed director of research and promotion, a new position. He has been FLORIDA'S rd MARKET tuned in mSHTf FLORIDA'S CHANNEL REPRESENTED BY THE KATZ AGENCY, INC. EOORLANDO • DAYTONA • CAPE KENNEDY 65