Sponsor (Sept-Dec 1958)

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that goes for everybody and that the seller himself can understand and explain. Media buyers in agencies around the Chicago area have formed a new organization: Chicago Media Buyers Group. Purpose: to raise media buying standards via an interchange of media ideas and techniques, and discussion of specific media problems. Membership: open to all agency media buyers in the area. Officers: Harry C. Pick, media director. Reach McClinton & Pershall, chairman; Harry Sager, K&E, v.p.; Dave Williams, G. Wade, v.p.; Elaine Kortas, Marsteller-Rickard, secretary; and Dick Rogers, John W. Shaw, treasurer. Anderson & Cairns, Inc. has set up a new subsidiary. Creative PR, Inc., will be an independent public relations firm han dling publicity for A&C's clients, in addition to seeking new business on its own. Officers: Ralph Tanner, president: Ashley Burner, v.p.; Raymond Corder, secretary and Harold Lester, treasurer. Combining: Donahue & Coe, Inc., with billings at $30 million and Keyes, Madden & Jones, billing $20 million, have entered into a "working agreement." The agencies plan to combine their facilities in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles while still retaining its identity and executive structure. The set up: D&C, with stronger offices in New York, will service both agencies' clients here. K,M&J will do the same in Chicago. In both cities, the staffs will headquarter together. New name: George Feldman and Martin Ball, partners in the Feldman Advertising Agency. Evansville, Ind., have changed the firm's name to Feldman-Ball Advertising . . . New Agency: In San Diego. Cal.. Wally Blake Advertising, at 2627 B Street . . . New partners: In Allen & Reynolds, Omaha, include: Lyle DeMoss: John Enis. O. Earl Lowry and Edward Whelan. Agency appointments: The Kruger Brewing Co.. Newark. N. J., to Ellington & Co. for its Holsten lager beer ... The G. Heileman Brewing Co., LaCrosse, Wis., from Compton to McCann-Erickson's Chicago office . . . National Car Rentals System, Inc., with a budget of $.500,000, to Gardner Advertising, St. Louis . . . The O'Brien Corp.. paint products manufacturers, to Clinton E. Frank, Inc., Chicago . . . Morgan & Lindsey Co. variety stores, to EWR&R's Houston office . . . Slumberland Products Co., to the Bresnick Co., Inc., Boston. Thisa 'n' data: Wm. B. Remington, Inc., Boston, has prepared an Cutting the anniversary cake: John Blair, president, marked the 10th year of Blair-Tv with a staff party held at the New Yoik officf. with others participating \ia wire I parade: Wi majorettes tote --tj 1 mind. WSB-TV, Atlanta, celebrated its 10th anniversar> a, attracting some 200,000 spectators. Here, drum so in parade, floats promoting station and shows Worth his weight in chips: Jim French, d.j.. KING, Seattle, promoted National Potato Chip Month h^ asking folks to guess how many chips .qiidl hi~ u.iuht. Piize: Year's supply of chips This station's dynamite: So says WTOL-TV, Toledo, in a promotion piece sent to agencies. Here, Lois Foukal, of F&S&R, Cleveland, examines the T.N.T. 6 DECEMBER 1958