Shamokin News-Dispatch from Shamokin, Pennsylvania • Page 12

-I PAGE T8FELVE SH AMOK IN NEWSDISPATCH. SHAMOKIN. PA, SATURDAY. JANUARY 24. 1853 on LfU Ui uy IT May Get You Mites St KMe mm dim PENNSYLVANIA BROADCASTERS' ASSOCIATION Rodger W.

Clipp "President PHILADELPHIA 2, PA. Appreciate Sincerely the Loyal Support Accorded Us by Shamokin Area Sponsors and Listeners Which Resulted in this High Recognition During WDSL's Fifth Anniversary just Recently Accorded Our Corn- Mr. Charles R. -Petrie, General Manager Radio Station WISL Rock and Sunbury Streets Shamokin, Penna. Dear Charlie: As the Chairman of Pennsylvania Week Radio and Television Committee for 1952, it gives me great pleasure to tell ycu that you are one of the winners in the Radio and Television Promotion Contest.

Your Station WISL has been awarded irst place, in the watts and up division. The selections were made by an impartial committee consisting of Dr. Harold E. Nelson, Penn State College, Chairman; Everett McLaine, Director Public Relations Department, United States Steel Corporation, and Robert Evans, his assistant. Mr.

Evans filled in for D. Edwards, President of Brights Stores, Lansford, who was unable to attend the meeting. We have arranged for Governor John S. Fine personally, to present to you, the plaques in the Executive Offices at Harrisburg, 3:00 P. M.

on February 5th. The plaques have been provided and paid for by the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters. I certainly hope that you will be present for the presentation of fhe awards. Kindest personal regards. Sincerely yours, 1 952 Pennsylvania Week 5 Victor C.

Dfehm, Chairman, Radio and Television Committee munity and Staff: Week Here's How You May Pick Up an Easy $5: FIRST PLAC award Join us in celebrating WISL's Fifth Anniversary. During the week of January For Station WIS I 25th (Ending January 31st), Sta tion WISL will pay FIVE for ONE in actual dollars, and here's how we'll do just that: WISL has put TEN brand new one dollar bills into circulation Among All Stations of 1 ,000 Watts, PROMOTION of PENNSYLVANIA or more, of Power in the EEK -1952 in Shamokin. If YOU discover one of the bills, listed below by serial number, take it to the NATIONAL -DIME BANK, Mar ket and Independence Streets, present it to any of the tellers, Our First Public Announcement and they will TRADE IT FOR FIVE DOLLARS IN CASH. So, WATCH your dollar bills this week. In order to make it easier for you to identify the bills, DSL APPLIES FOR they are in numerical order, as listed below.

We repeat: Take any of these one dollar bills to TEL EM Lira any of the tellers at the NA TIONAL-DIME BANK, in SHAM OKIN, and trade it for FIVE DOL 1948-1953 On This Our FIFTH ANNIVERSARY We Re-State and Re-Affirm Our Original Pledges of Servico: We Promise to serve the people within the broadcast radius of Station 1,000 watts with constantly improved programming of every type. to serve sponsors with improved ond added services in promotion, merchandising, advertising and new ideas in programs. to participate in those things which will bring improvement to Shamokin and the immediate area; to assist in unity of purpose toward the accomplishment of on ever greater Shamokin. to cooperate with officials of civilion defense so that WISL can keep listeners informed of developments, and aid to the fullest in com of disaster. to be olert to the desires of the listeners; to tht needs of the sponsors; to the requirements of Federal, State and locol lows and.

to maintain a high stondard of good taste in oil programming. Our thanks ga out to oil WISL listeners for their loyolry to programs and sponsors. It is this loyalty and response thot is the true bosis of the success thot WISL is enjoying. For this, ort truly groteful. LARS in CASH.

Watch for Those $1.00 Bills Each One Is Worth $5 I 90111501 I 90111502 I 90111503 I 90111504 Radio Anthracite, operator of Station WISL in Shamokin, has applied for a permit to construct and operate a Television Station on Channel 65. This is in keeping with a company policy of continued progress in the field of broadcasting. It is impossible to state definitely, or even to assume, vvhen such a television broadcasting station construction permit might be granted to Radio Anthracite, or if it will be granted at all. Such decisions must be made by the Federal Communications Commission which is making every effort to process applications as'soon as possible. However, a tremendous backlog of applications in both radio and television has taxed the capacity of the FCC.

to the limit, and we, as applicants can make no forccosts on the WISL application. Be thot os it may, we will bend every effort toward community and area welfore in every possible way, whether it be in radio, television, or personol services. I 90111505 I 90111505 I 90111507 I 90111503 I 90111509 I 90111510 I A m. I A lIA A klPUn lITr? -1 I. ft ei.X.Ll wwneu una vporuTcu ny kmviv MmniiHUiEf inciarK uunuing, juumoiii ruimu.

iq wi HENRY W. LARK, President CHARLES R. PETRIE, General Manager Mmfcr. National Association of Breodcosttrs; PennsyWonio Broadcasters' Assot'ottcn.