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Springfield News-Sun from Springfield, Ohio • 20

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Springfield, Ohio
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srererrer- O' VX wmm re i wrorew 'ft II 4 Springfield (0) NEWS-SUN Sunday Sept 19 1971 WUSO Resumes 'Broadcasting i An electronic medium return with the students to Wittenberg 4 University Tuesday when WUSO radio resume broadcasting to the school and community ow" and "Adventures in Good a show which researches music in depth V- However new programming ia hot all that ia expected to be different at WUSO The station also plans to move to a larger facility hopes to change frequencies and ia considering raising the effective radiated watts from 10 to SOO sir Davis this year WUSO sincerely hopes that its efforts will complement the fine radio entertainment already available on the other three Springfield Mr Davis concluded J- United Kingdom Italy' Canada and France (made1 available through various puhllo service agencies) begin at 730 pun weekdays "Cbncert Hall? oeglna at 8 pm with music of the masters finest in classical music Underground Music of Today" from 11 pm to 3 am concludes the WUSO broadcast day Weekend programming will feature "Sunday at the Prom" a promenade of light classical music weekly revivals of such old time radio favorites as "The' from such countries as the Green and Shad Bike License Increase Set For Monday An Increased effort to license more local bicycles will begin Monday by the Springfield Police and fire Division It was announced Saturday The move la being made to Attempt to reduce tlie number of bike thefts and police officers and firemen will visit elementary and parochial schools to register bicycles The license decal is free courtesy of a local radio station but the bike must be brought to school to be licensed and recorded -V Registration will 5 be from 8 to 430 pm each day The achedule follows: Monday Buahnell and Elmwood chop a Tuesday Emerson and Frey Schools Wednesday Fulton and Garfield Schools Thursday Grayhill and Highlands Schools Friday Jefferson and Simon Kenton Monday Sept 37 Kenwood and Lagonda School Tuesday Sept 28 Lincoln and Mann School' Wednesday Sept 29 McGuffoy and McKinley Schools Thursday Sept 30 Perrin Woods and Snowhlll Schools Friday Oct 1 Snyder Park and Warder Park Schools Monday Oct 4 Washington and Anthony Wayne Schools Tuesday Oct 5' St Teresa and St Bernard Schools Wednesday Oct 6 St Marys and St Joseph Krjf than SO Wittenberg students The llve-yesrold otatlm ii tak-- Ins on a new aound this year accordins to its adviser Don Alan Davis and Dr Donald Niemcler associate dean of students mis year WUSO hopes to appeal through Its program to both the community and the campus" Mr Davis explained "To make this possible we will publiah a montlily guide with a complete description of the programs for each day The program guide win then be distributed at eertaln locations on campus and In the city and will be available by subscription "Each day will offer a variety of entertainment that should appeal to ail Mr Davis said i 1 -s it The station is open each weekday from 5:30 to am with Dr' Donald Niemaisr (loft)' and Don Alan Davis co-advisars for the Wittenberg Uni- ify radio station discus programming for tho 1971-72 broadcast yaar WUSO cal ba cl at 891 on thaFM dial vnr founi Registration For Classes Slated At Wlicldrin Park V-L- South High Band Parents Set Meeting i The South High Band Parents Club win meet Tuesday at 730 pun In the band room at South High School I All parents of band members are Invited to be present at this initial meeting 'of the 1971-72 school year Officers who' will serve during thia school year are James Scohy president: Paul Warren vice-president Mrs Gerald Kline secretary and Mrs Sheldon Nolcox treasurer 1 --'V: Committee chairmen win be Mr and Mrs Holland McQ-eanor basketball concession stand Mrs CUvin Mtrkley aunahine Mrs James Thicker membership and Mrs Lamed Snow publicity A social period will follow the business meeting and refreshments will be yerved Fll KITCHEN CABINETS CUSTOM DESIGNS WITH THE WIFE IN MINDI Ull I I bitildino nlLL SUPPLY 814-8891 Sheridan WUSO's news ancl public affairs 'director Mart Hansetl left' and Program Director '-Stephan Rugh: test equipment prior to the resumption of broadcasting by the Witten-' berg University station on Tuesday Both students are 'Springfield residents A i 8801 -T Oct 4 from 335 to 430 pun On Monday the session will be crafts for girla in grades three through six Tuesday gymnastics with boys- and girls alternating weeks grades five and ix Wednesday crafts for boys in grades three through six Thursday movies for boys and girls grades three through aix and Friday crafts for boy and girls in grades one and two On Saturday there will be a fun session from 9 to 11 am for boys and girls In grades five and six While children's daises are free a foe la charged for the adult sessions Mr Koogler laid Participants tor the classes will be considered in order of paid registrations he added Information on the courses may be obtained by calling 325-7710 L- Registration for the fall term of classes at the Wheldon Park Recreation Center 3525 East st are scheduled to begin Monday according to Nelson Koogler no-reation director' rs- 7 Interested persona may register between the hours of 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday Mr Koogler said The fall term for adults and children begin the week of Oct 4 with adult classes continuing for a period of eight weeks and classes running for 13 weeks -f Two new classes 'have been added for the term Mr Koogler announced They will be a drapery and 'curtain making clau to be conducted by Mrs Francine Shepeard from 9:30 to Monday and an adult craft session under the direction of Mae Elliott recreation center director on Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 am 4 i Other classes are Mrs John Singer will conduct two classes in cake decorating on a beginners class from 930 to 1130 am and an advanced session from 1330 to 3:30 JM1L' Mrs Ruby Cbok will conduct a sewing dan for beginners from 930 until 1130 am and an advanced class from 13:30 to 230 pun on 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