• /'“.W....... - ,v-^;^.^- v.v. t lt;■ *?v:-: . V-•■T'k;m- •.• ,«.'*1' • - ■ ' ••-of 'ttiirlme* ?■: COUNTRY MUSIC*• s'' *r’ * ' ’ . ” 'RADIO WOBL••:■’'v'%'.: r’ rr ;'r ' m ’ .feioterftojtorniiiThe importance of locai radio to the community it serves depends on among other things, its community involvement. Public Service is a big component of community involvement Many Cleveland radio stations look at Public Service as a necessary evil and relegate it to Sunday mornings or over-nights. Local radio stations in Lorain County recognize PublicService for what it is, an opportunity to help the community we serve. Happily, the more people we involve in our public service campaigns, the more people tune in to WOBL because they are personally involved. Many of these people become regular listeners.If you own or manage a business, this is just one reason why our audience continues to grow. Why not tell them about your business? Call orte of our advertising representatives at 440/774-1320.v^ •r:-:-vr'V.Doug Wilber, President of WOBL RADIO, Inc., and Angel Ramos, President of the Latino Media Group, Inc. are pleased to announce that they have entered into an agreement to purchase radio station WDLW 1380am licensed to the city of Lorain from Baldwin Broadcasting pending approval of the Federal Communications Commission. WDLW is currently northern Ohio's only commercial 24 hour Spanish formatted radio station serving the people of Spanish, Caribbean andU*-;. 1.:':'•V*r 1 ■■ ‘TL—'I. nr - r—'.s•/.V i• « -V t ^causes £inMexican heritage living in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. When asked if they intended on maintaining the Spanish programming, Wilber said. It's primarily the Spanish programming that makes this such an attractive opportunity: The Hispanic population is currently under-served by local media and I look forward to working with Angel Ramos of the Latino Media Group to continue serving the Hispanic community with high quality Spanish programming:n-r.f '■ •- :c?4.1320AM“COUNTRY MUSIC RADIO99