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June 18,2002

Mr. Mike Riddle WITN P 0 Box 468 Chocowinity, NC 27889

Dear Mr. Riddle:

The blood drive on Friday, May 24,2002 at WITN-7 was a life-saving event that benefited many ill and injured patients in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Below is a recap of the statistics for your blood dnve.

PERSONS ATTEMPTING TO DONATE BLOOD: 58 DEFERRALS: 11 FIRST TIME DONORS: 3 PRODUCTIVE UNITS OF BLOOD COLLECTED:

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December 6,2002

Mike Weeks General Manager WlTN Television Washington, NC 27889

Dear Mike,

Thanks so much for your grand hospitality while in Washington last week to tape a segment for Business Breaks When I walked in people were poised to help me out, and I really appreciated that I was able to do a phone and Internet link for a national phone conference with about a dozen colleagues !?om around the country We were discussing issues that relate to the management of institutionally related foundations in preparation for a national conference in Apnl

I also appreciate the promptness with which you were able to work me into your schedule Increasingly we are finding people attracted to gift annuities because of their relatively high payout and their simplicity. Thanks for letting us share that concept with your viewers

I have had three people stop by or call to say they saw the spot this morning Let's hope someone wants information

Best wishes for a grand holiday season

Sincerely,

J Lanier

MARINE CORPSRESERVE

February 18,2003

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation for your donation to the 2002 Cherry Point Reserve Support Unit Toys For Tots Campaign.

With your support, 42,701 toys were collected and distributed to the children of Beaufort, Bertie, Carteret, Craven, Edgecombe, Halifax, Hertford, Hyde, Jones, Lenoir, Martin, Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pitt, Tyrell and Washington counties. The Marines, community volunteers and local business’ collective efforts resulted in 20,129 children receiving toys.

Your contribution to ensure a brighter Christmas for deserving children and your support of the Marine Corps community outreach is commendable. You should be proud to know that your donation had a positive impact on the lives of others.

Thank you again for helping us to make this years campaign another success.

With warm regards,

David N. Hicks G Y W t USMCR

Toys for Tots Caadinator Reserve Support U n r ~ Mame Corps A x B- Eastern Area, C h e w Point NC 28533 Phone (252) 466.25% FAX (252) 466-2984

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April 15,2003

Mike Riddle

PO Box 468 Washington, NC 27889

Dear Mike,

Thank you very much for your great promotional support of the 1 lth Annual Med-Law Classic As you h o w , the Med-Law Classic is the signature event that identifies the fundraising efforts of the Pitt County Health Education Foundation (PCHEF). This year, we were able to meet ow goal of $100,000. This summer these funds will be awarded as grants to projects here in Pitt County that address issues of health and health education.

The basketball challenge between the physicians and the lawyers has grown over the past 11 years into one of the most successful fundraising events in Pitt County. We thank you for continuing to support us in so many ways: production and airing of the PSA (Robert Banner outdid himself this year and created a very memorable PSA!), morning shoot- outs with Jim Howard, Business Break, appearance on the 5:00 p.m. news, Billy Weaver and Amanda Ross joining us at the game for the shoot-out, the Sumo Wrestler suits. . The list goes on and on! We value our partnership with WITN and look forward to a great on- going relationshipas we continue to address Pitt County's many community health needs. As you know, the welfare and prosperity of our community depends on the health of its children and families.

WITN-TV7

Your continued support is twly appreciated. We hope you will join us again next year as we strive to make the 121h Annual Med-Law Classic even bigger and better.

Sincerely,

Don Higley PCHEF Charperson

Dave Michall, MD PCHEF Vice-Chair

The Piit Couny Health Educaim Fooundauon IS a "on-piofit, chantable aiganrzauon ded.cated to improving the heailh of Pill County children and farmlles

P O Box 8294 % Greenvllle, North Carohna 27835 @ (252) 758-8833 @FAX (252) 758-0930

Beaufort Business Association Proud Sponsor o f the

Beadort Music Festival PO Box 56

Beaufort, NC 28516

May 12, 2003

Mike Riddle ProgramlOperations Manager

PO Box 468 Washington, NC 7-7889

WITN-TV7

Dear Mike:

On behalf o f the Beaufort Business Association, I would like to thank you and your team for all you did to help us promote the 15th Annual Beaufort Music Festival. Your coverage was outstanding and having WITN-7 on board really made a difference.

I very much enjoyed my two inten,iews with Linda Shore. She makes it all so easy and is so comfortable to talk with that there is never a thought of being nervous. I certainly appreciated the opportunity t o talk about our festival on bvo different occasions and I know her interviews helped us get the word out. Thanks t u your coverage, the town was packed for the POCO concert on Saturday. Unfortunately, the downpour on Friday night kept the crowd down and the Driffers didn’t have such a big turnout (but what a show they put on in the NC Maritime Museum .I hope you had a chance to see it!!)

Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to MC the activities on Saturday. You did a great job and we really appreciate all the promoting you did for our sponsors. Thank Patrick and Poug for their help also.

I t was great having yoc all here and we all very much appreclate having WTN-7 as a Sponsor for the 2003 Beaufort Music Festival.

S i n r e i y ,

Nan O’Pray

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Ed Mwell ADMIMSTRATOR

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June 2,2003 I Mr. Mike Weeks WIT”-TV PO Box 468 Washington, NC 27889

Dear ME Weeks,

On behalf of the Museum of the Albemarle, I would like to thank you for the opportunity you gave for the museum and the other Historic Albemarle Tour sites to appear on your station The Historic Albemarle Tour plays a huge role in the tourism mdustry of North Carolina and the Museum of the Albemarle is proud to be a part of the organization

As one of only two North Carolina stations in Elizabeth City, WTN-TV is valued very much and we appreciate the opportunity to appear I have enclosed a copy of our upcoming calendar of events for the remainder of 2003 If the Museum of the Albemarle can be of any service in the future, please feel fiee to contact us

Sincerely,

\LuL.wQQ--e---- Howard Draper Educator

For Release: Immediate Date: February 7, 2000

Contact: Sara Kempin, APR. Phone: (919)

(ext.233) 733- 502 7

NC CAN Program Launched to Recover Abducted Children

SANFORD--Three hours i s enough time to enjoy your favorite sporting event or catch a movie. It is also enough time to kidnap and murder a small child.

According to national research from the state of Washington, seventy-five percent of the children who were abducted and killed at the hands of strangers were dead within three hours of being kidnapped.

In an effort to capitalize on this small window of opportunity, . dio, law enforcement agencies in a four county area, and the N.C. Center for Missing Persons today announced the creation of the NC Child Alert Notification System.

The North Carolina Child Alert Notification (NC CAN) System is the brainchild of the North Carolina Center for Missing Persons, and was developed in conjunction with Chatham, Moore, Harnett and Lee county law enforcement agencies and radio station WWCP-AM /WFJA-FM in Sanford.

"Our goal was to develop a simple yet effective system for law enforcement to immediately broadcast information to the public about an abducted child" said Billy Ray Cameron, deputy secretary of the N.C. Department of Crime Control & Public Safety (CC&PS). The N.C. Center for Missing Persons is a division within CC&PS.

A similar program in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area has already been credited with the safe return of an abducted four year old girl.

The NC CAN system is similar to the emergency broadcast system, used to alert people during adverse weather. It works when local police or sheriff departments fax information to the radio station concerning an abducted child. The radio station then interrupts their program with an alert tone developed by an engineer at the Sanford radio station, and broadcasts specific information about the child and possible abductor.

"The cooperation of local law enforcement agencies has been tremendous," said John Goad, director of the N.C. Center for Missing Persons. "Hopefully, we will be able to take this program statewide."

Agencies participating in the four county pilot program include: Chatham County Sheriffs Office; Harnett County Sheriffs Office; Lee County Sheriffs Office; Moore County Sheriffs Office; Angier PD; Lillington PD; Dunn PD; Broadway PD; Sanford PD; Pittsboro PD; Siler City PD; Erwin PD; Aberdeen PD; Carthage PD; Coats PD; Foxfire Village PD; Pine Bluff PD; Pinhurst PD; Robbins PD; Southern Pines PD; Taylortown PD; Vass PD; and, Wispering Pines PD.

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Warning signal could rescue abducted child BY DAWN MELVIN Herald SWWnrcr

SANFORD - A program aimed at recovering abducted ’ children has been implemented in the Central Carolina area - the f i s t region of the state to get it

The North Carolina Chlld Alert Notification System was developed by law enforcement oMcials m Chatham. Moore, Harnett and Lee counties, two Sanford radio stations and the North Carolina Center for Missing Persons.

Representatives of law enforcement agencies from the four counties attended the (NC CAN) signing agreement on - - - Monday

“The NC CAN system is sim- ilar to the emeraencv broadcast system,’’ said Billy day Cameron of Sanford, deputy secretary of the state Depart- ment of Crime Control and Public Safety. “It works when local police or sherlff depart- ments fax information to the radio station concerning an abducted child.”

The radio station then inter- rupts their programming with an alert tone, similar to that for advisory weather reports, and broadcasts spec& informa. tion about the child and poss1- ble abductor. “The program will be able to bring into light the first three hours, which are the most critical,” Cameron said

A Washmgton state study showed 75 percent of the chil- dren abducted and killed by strangers were dead within three hours of being kid- napped.

According to Cameron, a simllar program in the Dallas- Forth Worth area has been

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Lee County Sheriff Billy Bryant signs the form as Sanford radio station owner Richard Feindel and Angier Chief of Police Mlquel Aponte look on.

credited with the safe return of an abducted 4-year-old girl.

The two Sanford radio sta- tions involved in the program are WWGP-AM and WFJATM. The North Carolina Center for Missing Persons is also part of the program.

“We are pleased to be a part

of the program,” says R i c l l ~ i ti Feindel, owner of the radio sta tions. “It is sad In llfe that we have to have this program, hiir we are going to t ry to do our best to help ”

Cameron and Feiiidcl Iiopr, the program will becomi. statewide

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SANFORD - A program to help locate abducted children that got its srarr in Sanford is beginning to spread across the state.

The North Carolina Child Alert Notlfication system (NC-CAN) is a program designed to help locate children as soon after the abduction as possible

Once an abduction has been veri- fied. an announcement goes on the air, either by TV or radio, alerting

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complete physical description, the clothing the child was wearing at the time, the place the child was last seen, information about the abduc- tion, and contact information

The announcement pre.empts any programming that is on the atr a t the time

Sanford's WWGP-AM/WFJA-FM was the first radio station in the state to participate in the program.

% couple of other stations have joined (the program) since we got

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17 2000 by John Goad, director 01 North Carolina's Center for Missing Persons, and asked to help start the program

"We launched the program i n Lee, Moore and parts of Chatham and Harnett counties,*with WWGP, and now we are incorporated in 14 counties," Goad said

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and the babysitter's friends were calling her and telling her to turn herself in So not only did it work like it was supposed to, it was directly responsible for the safe return of the little girl "

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napped in Franklin County by well a babysitter," Goad said "We "What makes (the NC-CAN got the program on the air, program) work so well is the

speed at which the media are alerted and work together," said Lee County Sheriff's

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Chief Deputy Ronnie Currin "(NC-CAN) is a tool that great- ly enhances the workings of law enforcement I'

Goad said the program's popularity is growing every

"We've got WRAL FM and TV in Raleigh on the program, and lately we've been getting a lot of interest from the east coast of the state," he said "We've also been getting some calls from the Piedmont area and Charlotte."

Goad said the program is easy to implement and costs stations nothing

"I can't imagine why a radio or TV station wouldn't want to participate," Goad said "We've never had a sta- tion turn us down when we've asked them to help us with this program 'I

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State of North Carolina Department of Crime Control and Public Safety

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For Release Immediate Contact Sara J Kenipin 4PR

Date 2/7/00 Phone 919-733-'(1:-

NC CAN Proaram Launched to Recover Abducted Children

SANFORD--Three hours is enough time to enjoy your favorite sporting event or catch a movie I t is also enough time to kidnap and murder a small child.

According to national research from the state of Washington, seventy-five percent of the cliildrei; who were abducted and killed at the hands ofstrangers were dead within three hours of being hidi1qipc.o

In an effort to capitalize on this small window of opportunity, WWGP-MWFJA-FM radio Ian enforcement agencies in a four county area, and the N C Center for Missing Persons today announced t h c

creation of the NC Child Alert Notification System

Carolina Center for Missing Persons, and was developed in conjunction with Chatham, Moot c I / d l .IC: ,'

Lee county law enforcement agencies and radio station WWGP-AM NFJA-FM i n Sanford

information to the public about an abducted child" said Billy Ray Cameron, deputy secretary of the \ C Department of Crime Control & Public Safety (CC&PS) The N C Center for Missing Persons is a di\ I C ' ~ ~

within CC&PS Asimilar program in theDallas-Fort Worth, Texas area has already been credited wi th the \ a : c i c , . i r , -

of an abducted four year old girl The NC CAN system is similar to the emergency broadcast system, used to alen people during

adverse weather It works when local police or sheriff departments fax information to the radio station concerning an abducted child. The radio station then interrupts their program with an alen tone debeiopcc! by an engineer at the Sanford radio station, and broadcasts specific information about the child an3 p ~ x s i : . . ~ abductor

"The cooperation of local law enforcement agencies has been tremendous," said lohi> GoaJ d i i e i : i r i

ofthe N.C Center for Missing Persons "Hopefully, we will be able to take this program statewide "

Agencies participating in the four county pilot program include Chatham County Sheriffs Ollicc Harnett County Sheriffs Office, Lee County Sheriffs Office, Moore County Sheriffs Office A n q e r PD Lillington PD, Dunn PD, Broadway PD; Sanford PD, Pittsboro PD, Siler City PD. Erwin PD A h c i d e r i s 1 ' 1 )

Canhage PD, Coats PD, Foxfire Village PD; Pine Bluff PD, Pinhurst PD; Robbins P D Souihcrr I ' ' n c < I ' 1

Taylortown PD, Vass PD, and, Wispering Pines PD

The North Carolina Child Alert Notification (NC CAN) System is the brainchild of the \<>,:I

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July 23, 2003

M r Richard Fetndel WWGP & WFJA PO Box 3457 S.mt'ord. NC 27331.3457

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On behalf of rhe Lee County 4-H Clubs, thank you for ~ponsor~ng the annual Lee County 4 - H Invitational Superball Golf Tournament ar Tobacco Road Golf Course wa* a huge succes? thank7 to the suppon of al l our golfers and sponqors tuurn.inient will greatly benefit our l0c.d 4-H clubs

It' you h . i w m y cutimieni\ or \ugge?lton\ that would help u\ ro Improve next year'\ iournament. plea\s glve me a call

Sincerelv

The tournament Proceeds from the

Bil l Stone Eytenrion Agent 4-H Youth Development

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28 April 2003

W W G P ( A M ) 1050iWFJA (FM) 105 5 P 0 Drawer 3457 Sanford, NC 27331-3457

TO A L L EMPLOYEES,

We sincerely appreciate the outstanding suppon your staff o f WWGP (AM) 1050iWFJA IFM) 105 5 have continually provided the North Carolina National Guard We are proud ofour relationship with the 100 Nonh Carolina counties where we are located in 75 with 94 annones and we've never forgotten that our first mission i s lo support the local community U ithour \our generous contnbution o f our Non-Commercial Sustaining Announcenients. we could 1101 adequately man. equip and train the soldiers necessary for our local, slate and federal niissiuns

With your help, we have maintained a force ofover 10,300 soldiers throughout Nonh Carolina who serve pan-time and are committed full-time 10 being ready when needed M e l i a i c helped thousands of these citizen-soldiers earn a college degree, receive fornial training dnd #dit1

specldllred skills The National Guard i s unique among Amied Services. with a dual iiiissioc io l l i e stale and nation M'ith lineage dating to 1636, we are proud to be Anierican's oldest 4mird Services

We know how valuable your airtime i s and we humbly appreciate the trust you've placed 111

us If we can be ofservice to you now or in the future, please let us know

Sincerely,

H& SFC. NCARNG Marketing Director

I cc Counl! High School

October 28, 2002

W W G P M I A P O Box3457 Sanford, NC 27331-3457

Dear Fnends of HAVEN in Lee County, lnc

On behalf of the staff, clients, and Board of Directors of HAVEN in Lee County, I would llke to thank you for the very generous donation of radio advertising for Halloween HAVEN m the Sanford Herald Your gift helped make this first annual event a tremendous success We appreciate your support of HAVEN (Helpmg Abuse and Violence End Now) in Lee County, Inc and the fme job you are doing to make this fun event a success If you prefer not to have your business listed m our quarterly newsletter as a donor please call the HAVEN office between 9 00 a m and 5 00 p m with your request

As a nonprofit organization, we are constantly trymg to raise b d s locally to supplement the state and federal dollars as well as the pnvate foundauon grants that partially pay for the semces we offer Our services help hurting people heal from abuse as we work to end domestic violence and sexual assault through community education and intervention

The organizers ofthe event are still tallying up numbers Please look for an up-date in the near future for the final amount raised for HAVEN m Lee County, Inc

Our tax I D number is 56-1586246 should you need it for your records Thanks again for your support to HAVEN

S incerel y, $;arfe&L rc.45

Special Projects Coordinator

Leecounty Center North Carolina Cooperative Extension 2420 Tramway R o a d Sanford, NC 27332 Phone 9 1 9 - 7 7 5 - 5 6 2 4 Fax 9 1 9 - 7 7 5 - 1 3 0 2 ht tpYhnw.ces.ncsu edulleel

July 23, 2003

I Mr. Richard Feindel I WWGP & WFJA i POBox3457 j Sanford, NC 27331-3457 I

Mr. Feindel,

On behalf of the Lee County 4-H Clubs, thank you for sponsoring the annual Lee County 4-H Invitational Superball Golf Tournament at Tobacco Road Golf Course . The tournament was a huge success thanks to the support of ail our golfers and sponsors. Proceeds from the tournament will greatly benefit OUI local 4-H clubs.

If you have any comments or suggestions that would help us to improve next year’s tournament, please give me a call.

Sincerely,

Bill Stone Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development

Employment and program opportunities are offered to all people regardless of race. color. national ongin. sex. age. or disability North Carolina State Unbversity. North Carolina A&T State University, U S Department of Agrlculture. and local governments cooperating

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Sandra L Bridges Charrmrson

LEE COUNTY 530 CARTHAGE STREET * POST OFFICE BOX 1066

SANFORD,NORTH CAROLINA 27331-1066 Tel(919)718-4690 Far (919)718-4634

September 7, 1999

WWGP Radio Station 2201 Jefferson Davis Hwy Sanford, North Carolina 27330

Attention: Richard Feindel

Dear Mr. Feindel:

On behalf of the Community Child Protection Team of Lee County, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your recent fifty dollar savings bond donation given to Barbara Cameron for our Safe School Project. We, like all other parents, have been concerned for the safety of children while in OUT schools

This year we will be sponsoring a project with the theme "Safety in the Schools". The kick off for the project will be during the Lee County Agricultural Fair. We will be asking the students in grades sixth through twelve to create a design suitable for a button that best depicts our theme. We will be using the donations, such as yours, for prizes to the winners of each grade level in each of the schools. We will select one grand prize winner that will be used to make buttons to distribute to the school children.

This project would not have been possible without a partnership with the Lee County Schools and our generous Lee County community leaders. Thank you on behalf of the entire Community Child Protection Team.

Sincerely,

Sandra L. Bridges

Benjamin T. Bullock Elementary School 1410 McNeill Road

Sanford, North Carolina 27330 4 b Telephone (919) 718-0160

Linda B. Murphy Charles J. Alexander Principal Principal

January 17,2001

Mr. Richard Feindale WFJA Radio Station 2201 Jefferson Davis Highway Sanford NC 27330

Dear Mr. Feindale,

On behalf of our students, and staff, I wish to express our gratitude for your help in making our Good Citizens Recognition Sock Hop Dance a success on Friday, January 12,2001.

Your choice of music from the 50’s and ~ O ’ S , as well as the loan of a tape audio system enhanced the event and made it more relevant for our students.

Again, we truly appreciate the support you provided in making our Good Citizens’ dance a success.

Charles J. Alexander Co-Principal

C: Mrs. Linda Murphy, Co-Principal

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autism society ofM&th Carolina

Dear Mr. ~eindiL;

d i e h-damett h a f u n i t 4th autism society OfTLhth C a r o h

wouUkke to rehy to you our dkep aFectation for the he+, time, and

cmmitment in maky our community aware 4 autism. With your he+ and

the airiy 4th V f i s autism awareness %tl;" yots we have been a6h to

better inform andeducate our community a6out autism

September 3, 1998

Margaret Murchison WFJA Radio 2201 Jefferson Davis Highway Sanford. NC 27330

Dear Margaret

On behalf of the Sanford Kiwams Club, let us express our sincere thanks for your contribution to the success of our 3rd annual Golf Shoot-out Your interview and promos of the event helped us to get golfers out dunng the week and encouraged them to spend more money trying to get into one of the top 30 positions It may just be part of the station's daily routine to do announcements like this, but it sure helped our tight budget to get ttus kind of advertising

Our club supports many activities in Lee County including scholarships, the Boys and Girls Club, the Amencan Red Cross and projects too numerous to name here Of course, our greatest project in terms of the community is the Kiwanis Park and the Strolling Gardens Without continued help from people like you with our fund-raisers, these programs would not exist

Again, we extend our sincere and heartfelt "thank you"

Sincerely,

Lyn Roberts and Susan Larsen Co-chairpersons, Golf Shoot-out

PO. Box292 / Sanford, North Carolina 27331

31 January 1998

WFJANWGP 2201 Jefferson Davls Highway Sanford, NC 27330

Dear Fnends and Sponsors,

M e r the close of a very successful Fall soccer season, the Board of Directors of the Sanford Area Soccer League thank you for your sponsorshp of an advertising stgn displayed at the Lions Club Fairgrounds Without your contribution, it would be extremely difficult to provlde the youth of Lee County and the surrounding area wth quality coaches, referees, umforms, and playing facilities

Once again, we thank you for your sponsorshp We hope that you will continue to support SASL in the upcormng Spnng season

President Board of Directors Sanford Area Soccer League

PO BOX 1 2 1 2 Sanford, NC 2 7 3 3 1 b

SANFORD AREA

).n.(Habitat for Humanity P 0 Box 382 I - Sanford, N C 2733 1 - Phone (9 19) 774-7779

We at Sanford Area Habitat for Humanity thank you for your support in our 5* annual golf tournament. As you are aware, all of the net proceeds of this golf tournament go towards building more homes for God’s people in need.

As a supporter, your help has given us a lot of support and hope. Again we thank you for your interest and your generous support, Looking forward towards next years tournament in May.

Respectfully,

WL&d Herb Hincks, President

8 anford

Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce

June 15. 1988

Ms. Margaret Murchison WWGP Drawer R Sanford, NC 27330

Dear Margaret:

The 15th annual Duke Children's Classic was another wonderful success and the success we enjoyed was due in many ways to your special contribution

Your efforts play such a significant and vital role to benefit children's health care at Duke University Medical Center.

You have our sincere appreciation and thanks for your excellent coverage of the Classic and we hope you will continue to be helpful to our cause.

Thanks on behalf of the children treated at Duke.

All the best for a wonderful summer S ~ R S O ~

Kindest regards,

Je w ry Ne ille Executive Director

4cbl.- Don Shea Publicity Chairman Executive Committee

A Celebrity-Amateur GolflTennis Tournament To Benefit Children's Healthcare Programs

Box 2975 , Duke University Medical Center Durham, North Carolina 2 7 7 1 0 (919) 493-0495

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May 26, 1988

Margaret Murchison WWGP & WFJA Radio S t a t i o n US 1 South Sanfo rd , NC 27330

Dear M s . Murchison:

Our S t a f f , C l i e n t s and Board Members thank you and WWGP & WFJA Radio S t a t i o n f o r announcing Lee County I n d u s t r i e s Open House which was h e l d Wednesday May 18, 1988. Our Open House was a s u c c e s s thanks t o l o c a l b u s i n e s s peop le such a s y o u r s e l f .

S i n c e r e l y ,

Debra S . K i d d A s s i s t a n t D i r e c t o r

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EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMfSSfUtV Of NORTH CAROIINA 201 South Hancock S t r e e t , Rockingham, North C a r o l i n a 28379

May 16 , 1985

Mr. Richard K . F e i n d e l , Gene ra l Manager Radio S t a t i o n WFJA P o s t O f f i c e Drawer R S a n f o r d , North C a r o l i n a 27330

Dear Mr. F e i n d e l :

I want t o e x p r e s s my a p p r e c i a t i o n f o r t h e c o o p e r a t i o n our Branch Office i n Sou the rn P i n e s is r e c e i v i n g r e l a t l n g t o t h e p u b l l c ser- v i c e time on t h e a i r your s t a t i o n is making a v a i l a b l e .

T h i s s e r v i c e i s v e r y i m p o r t a n t t o a p p l i c a n t s and employers i n t h e area whereby t h e y are a b l e t o o b t a i n i n f o r m a t i o n conce rn ing j o b open ings and s p e c i a l programs sponsored by t h e Employment S e c u r i t y Commission.

The c o u r t e s i e s a f f o r d e d Mr. Angel Alva rez and Mr. J a y Jones of ou r Sou the rn P i n e s staff w i l l be r e t u r n e d w i t h p l e a s u r e should you f i n d t h a t o u r o f f i c e can be of any s e r v i c e to you. Please do n o t h e s i t a t e t o c a l l on u s .

S i n c e r e l y ,

J

B e t t y A . D o r s e t t Manager

EMPLOYMEKT SERVICE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LABOR MARKET INFORMATION

607 Wicker Street PO Box 7 408 Sanford NC 27330

August 26, 1985

S t a t i o n Manager WWGP AM

Sanfo rd , N . C. 27330

Dear S i r :

Many thanks f o r your a s s i s t a n c e and t h e c o o p e r a t i o n of t h e WWGP s t a f f i n h e l p i n g us p u b l i c i z e and c e l e b r a t e S o c i a l S e c u r i t y ' s 50th b i r t h d a y . The e v e n t was a s u c c e s s , p r i m a r i l y because o f e f f o r t s such a s t h o s e made by t h e WWGP s t a f f .

We con t inue t o r e c e i v e complimentary camnents and q u e s t i o n s g e n e r a t e d by t h e p u b l i c i n f o r m a t i o n . p r o f e s s i o n a l l y done and caugh t the a t t e n t i o n o f the listeners.

Again, thank you. Looking forward t o working w i t h t h e WWGP s t a f f i n t h e f u t u r e .

H V 1, S.9

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S i n c e r e 1 y ,

Manager