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Harold Essex
Featured appliances to be promoted on the shows will be the Westinghouse non-stick appliances, electric toothbrushes, irons and a Christmas "gift selector" of portable appliances. Tied to the Westinghouse campaign will be special in-store displays, dealer aids and promotions.
Essex Is Named N. C. Broadcaster of Year
First winner of the North Carolina Association of Broadcasters' "Broadcaster of the Year" award is Harold Essex, general manager of WSJS-AMFM-TV Winston-Salem. The award, which will be presented annually at each NCAB fall meeting, was established to honor the North Carolina broadcaster who has made the greatest contribution in service to broadcasting.
Essex, a veteran of 25 years at WSJS, has twice been president of NCAB and is currently a member of the board of directors of the National Association of Broadcasters.
Bowlin New President Of Radio-Tv Reps
C. C. (Bud) Bowlin, Katz Agency tv manager for New England and Upper New York State has been elected president of the New England Assn. of Radio and Tv Representatives succeeding George C. Bingham, president of New England Spot Sales.
Richard P. Luetters, vice president of Bill Creed Associates is the new vice president and Steve Meterparel, New England manager of Robert E. Eastman & Co. is secretary-treasurer.
Shupert Resigns From Twentieth Century-Fox
George T. Shupert, vice president in charge of sales for Twentieth Century-Fox Television, Inc., has resigned as of Oct. 16, it was announced by William Self, executive vice president.
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Deacon Doubledaij with a farm news item.
• Syracuse shoppers make a buying rush on SYRACUSE a downtown store after an Ed Murphy spot.
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• Sports fans call Bill O'Donnell to settle arguments about yesterday's game.
• This is personality poiver at work.
With WSYR's strong personalities selling for you in the 18-county area of Central
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