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Our head office and studios at 25 Naldera Avenue Glandore Southern & Western Community Broadcasters Inc. 25 Naldera Street, Glandore SA 5037 Office Phone: 08 8371 5887 M A R C H • 2 0 1 9 • Coast News Chrysler Day at Hart’s Mill SPONSORS COAST FM acknowledges the following SPONSORS : Adelaide Capital Lawyers, Aged Care Imaging SA, Almost Anywhere Tree Services, Barristers Block wines, Christmas Party for A huge number of Chrysler fans attended the Chrysler Day exhibition on Sunday, February Special Children, 24th.The Coast Outside Broadcast team were there, happy to spread the word and the music City of Holdfast Bay, - see inside. Bombora records, Flight Centre, Glenelg After founding the company in 1925, Walter Chrysler used the General Motors brand Funerals, Liquid Espresso, diversification and hierarchy strategy that he had seen working for Buick, and acquired Marion Glass, Mile End Office Furniture, Noel’s Fargo Trucks and Dodge Brothers, and created the Plymouth and DeSoto brands in 1928. Caravans, North East The Valiant was introduced in1960 as a distinct brand. In the U.S. market, Valiant was Mitsubishi, Parafield made a model in the Plymouth line for 1961 and the DeSoto make was discontinued in 1961. Gardens Community Club, With those exceptions per applicable year and market, Chrysler’s range from lowest to Pest 24 Seven, Priceless highest price from the 1940s through the 1970s was Valiant, Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto, Painting, Society of St. Chrysler, and Imperial. Hilarion Aged Care Inc., Seven Network Operations From 1963 through 1969, Chrysler increased its existing stakes to take full control of the Ltd, Slow Tours, Stockland French Simca, British Rootes and Spanish Barreiros companies, merging them into Chrysler Retirement Villages, Europe in 1967. In the 1970s, an engineering partnership was established with Mitsubishi Wallis Cinemas, Motors, and Chrysler began selling Mitsubishi vehicles branded as Dodge and Plymouth in Waterman & Waterman North America. Real Estate. www.coastfm.com.au Did you know? SUPPORTERS The Coastmobile, as it known is a 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander petrol / electric hybrid vehicle, supplied by North East Mitsubishi. Running on a petrol engine with an electric motor that can be re- charged from a standard power point, the Coastmobile can be seen cruising the streets of Adelaide. Give us a wave ! 1 Coast News Marketing news Saturday 26th. January - Australia Day saw Coast FM for the fourth year broadcast the City of Marion Citizenship Ceremony, this time from the Marion RSL. Mayor Kris Hanna did an excellent job chatting on air with the new Australian citizens and Peter Benn emceed. Rob McLennan addressed the Glenelg Kiwanis on Monday 11th. February at their monthly dinner on the subject of community radio and Coast FM. Rob is very happy to attend clubs and talk on this subject and often talks to interested community groups. Sunday 24th. February Coast FM. provided a wonderful Outdoor Broadcast at Port Adelaide of the annual Chrysler Car Show. Thanks to Peter and Jill, Janey M., Lucky Phil and our ever reliable tech man, Andrew Coombs. Rob McLennan, Marketing. Lynne Cavanagh presenting a Certificate to Talia Sheppard, in recognition of her week spent at CoastFM for Work Experience. equipment. Chairman’s Report I congratulate all our Everyone should be aware of a vast improvement in our sub-committees on the hard production area. Miles Jeffery has been a valuable addition. work being carried out to A special thanks to Craig Waddle, Steve McNally and others improve and maintain our Radio for their great work on voice-overs. Station. Our Board of Directors are We are introducing work experience people into the Radio serious about their respective Station. It is expected that all our members will welcome Portfolios and are working like a young people and exercise common courtesy at all times. well oiled machine. Thank you to Lynne Cavanagh, Peter Metzer and Deborah Reeve bringing this about. The sponsorship situation is im- proving every month due to the We conducted a recent joint meeting between the Board and great work of Brenton Montgomery, David Byrne and Irena the Programming Committee. Many great ideas to improve Smith, who are getting out and about gaining new sponsors the Radio Station were raised and discussed. It was and maintaining existing clients. A recent social function to considered that this meeting was very productive. ‘meet and greet’ was successfully held between key station Many thanks to all who attended. personnel and sponsor representatives. It is hoped this will Nigel Preston is currently spending a lot of time applying for become an annual event. grants from the likes of the Marion Council and the Community Broadcasting Foundation etc. Thanks Nigel and The Technical crew are doing a great job keeping us ‘on air’. let’s hope we are successful in our project applications. This is due to Phil Davis, Andrew Coombs, Gary Sjoberg, Ray Pryor and Colin Mercer, not only being ‘being on call’ but Keep up the good work and be proud of our Community Radio investing in new equipment as technology improves. Station. David Thalbourne, Chair. They are currently looking to improve Outside Broadcast 2 Chinese New Year for the Coast Crew Like us on Facebook “88.7 Adelaide’s Coast FM” Are you a Facebook user ? If you haven’t ventured into the world of Social Media, you’re missing Coast FM’s vibrant presence there. At the moment there are 8,180 people who ‘Like’ and ‘Follow’ our page and it’s easy to see why. Interspersed with things to make you smile, there are promotions about our programmes and events. There are hundreds of photos, news, playlists for some programmes and much much more. The page expe- riences a lot of interaction so why not join in. Go to ’88.7 Adelaide’s Coast FM’ We pride ourselves on having a great variety of programming and it’s unlikely you will like everything, but you might have a suggestion to offer. What should we do more of ? What With a packed restaurant, the Coast Crew and friends is missing that we could or should add? Maybe you would celebrated Chinese New Year the traditional Aussie way by like to apply to present a programme? Why not give it a go? enjoying what seemed like an endless array of wonderful We’re starting the process for the Autumn season right now. Chinese food from The Ginling Restaurant, Plympton. Sponsor’s night at Liquid Espresso L to R: David Byrne, Sponsorship Consultant; Debbie Glastonbury from Magain Real Estate (new sponsor of Manic Monday) Jacqui Gent from DPS Publishing, Announcer John Morissey. L to R: Brenton Outside Broadcast, Montgomery, Chrysler Day. Announcer and Our intrepid team of reporters, including Janey M, Peter Sponsorship Manager, Danica Metzer and Jill Metzer on the job keeping Coast listeners Bachmann and informed, entertained and up to date with Community Events. Trina Bradbrook We love meeting our listeners and putting faces to names! from Flight That is the charm of Community Radio - we know our Centre, Irena audience and meet many listeners at various functions we Smith, have. Sponsorship Consultant. We are looking forward to seeing you throughout 2019. 3 Programme news… The Programme Committee for 2018/19 is now in full operation and I am delighted to have a Committee that is dedicated to what is a challenging yet rewarding role to oversee the operation at our great Community station particularly in the role of programming. It is essential for our members to clearly understand our PC committee is a sub committee totally responsible to the Board at Coast FM. I am pleased to say we have met with the new Board already and it will be essential that further meetings take place during the year. We are blessed at Coast to have a wonderful group of Presenter/volunteers who have regular shows, who in their own particular style present programmes to the best of their ability. This has been shown very recently re our standing in this State where the McNair survey showed clearly that our station is the third most popular Community station in South Australia. Well done to all presenter/volunteers and dedicated listeners who are making this happen. Since starting, there have been some changes of Presenters and shows at Coast. To keep up to date with the latest changes please check our website and or collect our latest Programme Information which has recently had a very positive revamp. I would like to acknowledge one presenter, John Gillman who is retiring from the show Vets on Air. John has presented over 800 shows and has been a dedicated and passionate presenter with this show. Thank you for your great efforts and feel proud of what you have achieved. Finally, if you are a regular listener to Coast FM you will hear our listeners are now being given every opportunity to “Have their Say” re programmes presented on Coast FM. This includes, most importantly, positive feedback to our presenters. My challenge to our members and listeners is to give us your comments via email. I only ask members/listeners in their criticism of any show/presenter that it not be personal. If there is a concern, please suggest how we could do better. It is so easy to criticise but to come up with better ideas and presentations can be a real challenge - I look forward to your comments. Continue to enjoy what our wonderful station has to offer. Dave Hearn APM Programme Co ordinator Thank you Gilly Reach out to your customers You can sponsor a programme for 3 months or more. Tuesday March 19th, John (Gilly) Gillman retired from Talk to us We’ll show you why Vets on Air after his 800th and show you how.
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