The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 16

r-- v-v-Tpir Em PLEHTY OF FREE PARK1UG TONIGHT, FRI. and SAL, SHOP till 10 P. I (3 Akron Beacon Journal Thursday, Prcerr.hor 6. FM Station At AU On Air Monday A new frequency modulation (FM) radio station goes on the Akron area airwaves at 6 p. m.

Monday, The University of Akron's WAUP-FM will be audible for 20 miles in all directions. That's roughly to the Summit-Cuyahoga County line on the north, Edinburg in Portage County on the east, Medina on the west and Massillon to the outh. The station will operate from studios on the AU campus from 6 to 10 p. m. Monday through Friday.

You can find it at 88.1 megacycles on the FM dial. ALL programming, scheduling, announcing and station engineering duties will be handled by students in the Radio Workshop, a function of the University's speech department. Mrs. Phyllis Ilarden-stein, speech instructor, is faculty adviser. The studio is in "Since you agree that If one's date is temporarily short, It's all right to offer him money, how about some?" IS sooiation of Educational Broadcasters.

Planning for the debut of WAUP-FM goes back to the late 1930s. Final approval to go on the air was received this week from the Federal Communications Commission after completion of all required tests and inspections of NOW THRU DEC. 22 STATE ROAD MERCHANTS OPEN EVERY WEEK NIGHT TILL 10 ARGUS C3 TRANSISTOR RADIO 6 TRANSISTORS ZMSEM $95 Penney's Famous Maker's Closeout Hen's Better Suits! Go On Sale 4 P. D. Today Regular $19.95 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 2 Honored By Frontiers Club Here James L.

Peavy and Al Fitz-patrick have been honored by the Frontiers Club International, Akron Chapter. Peavy has been elected president and Fitzpatrick has been named the "outstanding and most creative member" for 1962. Atty. Normal Purnell was elected vice president and Mercer Bratcher and Dr. N.

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Monday's 6 p. m. sign on will be followed at 6:02 by 13 minutes of campus news of interest to the community. First non-news program will be a lesson in Italian given by Robert Monaci, language instructor in Bath Richfield Schools. It will not be a classroom credit course.

The rest of the first night's program includes the start of a series on "The Federal Government and Higher Education" at 6:30, a discussion of James Fenimore Cooper's novel 'The Redskins" at 6:45, a program of Broadway show overtures at 7, a student production of Archibald Mac-Leish's radio play "The Fall of the City" at 8, a taped concert from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N. Y. at 8:30, and a recorded recital by Leontyne Price at 9:30. Sign off is at 10. OTHER locally produced shows set for the first week will include an art commentary at 6:15 p.

m. Tuesday by Bernard Weiner, AU assistant rt professor; a program on American folk music at 7 fuesday with commentary by AU instructor Walter Lehr-man, and Italian lessons at 6:15 p. m. Wednesday and Friday. Many shows on WAUP-FM will be tape recordings from the library of the National As- mittee and founder of the monthly newsletter, Frontier- FRUIT.

for HOLIDAY BAKING ing. He received a certificate I 1 of merit from outgoing president Allen F. Killings. Frontiersmen will Install new officers Dec. 14 in the 'The Woman Who Has Everything" YWCA.

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