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CKNX Tales from Wingham: the Radio & Television Town of Canada

 
An overhead photograph of the burning CKNX radio and television studios.
145 of 221 		Smouldering ruins of the CKNX radio and television studios the day after the fire.
146 of 221 		The main building was in ruins, only the studios were salvageable.
147 of 221 		CKNX staff, broadcasting from F.E. Madill 's auditorium, helped raise rebuilding funds.
148 of 221 		Opening of new CKNX building - Ross Hamilton, W.T. Cruickshank, John Cruickshank, G.W. Cruickshank
149 of 221 		W.T. Cruickshank and his granddaughter, Kathy Cruickshank at the opening of the new CKNX building.
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The new CKNX station in celebration of Canada's 100th anniversary in 1967.
151 of 221 		Over 10,000 people responded to CKNX's invitation to their listeners to tour the new building.
152 of 221 		Guenther Heim worked at CKNX in the commercial design department from 1964 to 1971.
153 of 221 		New CKNX building - opened in July 1963
154 of 221 		Shirley Boucher worked in the continuity department at CKNX.
155 of 221 		Mary Louise Hauser, a CKNX employee
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Margaret Bennett, one of the talented CKNX receptionists.
157 of 221 		Mae Williamson, a CKNX employee
158 of 221 		Lois Hamilton, a CKNX employee
159 of 221 		Lillian Stevenson was a valued CKNX employee.
160 of 221 		Helen Lockridge West
161 of 221 		Iona Terry was the station music librarian as well as an announcer on CKNX radio.
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