SDFRC DECEMBER ISSUE 1971 - 5 - VERONICA'S PROGRAMME GUIDE (continued) 20.00 "HANS MONDT SHOW" 22.00 "TINEKE" 12.00 "PARELS VAN WILL" 02.00 "CLOSEDOWN" OTHER PROGRAMMES DURING THE WEEK Mondays 14.30 till 15.00. Spar Show (programme sponsored by Spar Grocers) 16.00 till 17.00. Sports Programme Part Two. 18.30 till 18.35. Pop joernal. Pop news with Daniel Klijzing. 19.00 till 20.00. Rhythm and Blues. Reviews of R n' B records by Harry Knipschild. Tuesdays 16.00 till 16.15. "Clearisil Time" 19.00 till 20.00. "C and W" Country and western music with Karel van der Kemp. Wednesdays 14.00 till 15.00. "Veronica's Musiek Express" Lex Harding. 19.00 till 20.00. "Latijnse Hits" Spanish and Italian music introduced in Spanish by Mimo. 20.00 till 22.00. "Klassiek Magazine" Classical music magazine programme produced by Rob van Dijk. Thursdays 19.00 till 20.00."Meet the beat" Rhythm and Blues with Harry Knipschild. Fridays 19.00 till 20.00. Country and Western. 02.00 till 05.00. Dick Klees. HOSPITAL BROADCASTING Over the past few years more and more hospitals have adopted their own system of internal broadcasting for the patients. Usually this has meant having a studio, and a DJ always present to play record requests etc., which is quite an expensive way of doing things. This is where Radio Recovery - a unique organisation run by a dedicated group of people in South-East Essex - has scored. Radio Recovery provides taped music programmes to hospitals all over Britian completely free of charge. Top name DJ's have contributed programmes, such as Roger Day of Caroline and RNI (now voted No. 1 DJ in Record Mirror), Andy Archer of Caroline and RNI (No. 19 in RM), Mike and Mandy Raven of King London and 390, Phil Jay of City and Adrian Love of City plus the resident DJ team: Scott Peters, who manages the station, Pauline Peters, who specialises in children's programmes and Rona Dene, pop and light classical DJ. Programmes have been promised by RNI's Mark Stuart, Larry Tremaine ('Geeta') Alan Clark, ex-City, 390 and Radio Nederland (SW) and Ed Cole ex-390, now with Harlech TV. Michael Lindsey has advised us on the technical side, together with Steve Taylor and John Steven. All tapes are very high quality as the studio equipment consists of: a Newham Discotheque Unit fed into a Phillips Stereo 4500 3 track tape deck. A second tape recorder is used for jingles. It is a Sony-O-matic TC-105. The record library contains 2,300 singles and 200 L.P's and special Recovery jingles have been made by singers Lois Lane (BBC) and Mike Redway. « « « to the previous page to the next page » » » to the "Monitor Originals" index page ...
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