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

 
Larry Kent was an announcer at CKNX in 1962.
181 of 221 		Ed Blake was a sportscaster on 920 CKNX who made the switch to TV in 1955.
182 of 221 		John Langridge joined CKNX as a control room operator in 1949. He became program director mid 60s.
183 of 221 		Reg Bitton at work in the telecine room.
184 of 221 		CKNX Staff - Marg (Brophy) Walters & Betty Ann McGowan (women's programs) & Bruce St. George
185 of 221 		CKNX staff - Clint Godwin, Johnny Brent, Margaret Brophy, Brian Nordlund and Warner Newton
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l-r Karl Krug, John Strong, John Langridge, Johnny Brent and Margaret Brophy - TV program staff
187 of 221 		Don Hildebrand, Vin Dittmer and Reg Bitton in the TV studio
188 of 221 		Don Vair wore two hats at CKNX - one as as designer and one as comedy performer.
189 of 221 		John Cruickshank, brother of W.T. Cruickshank became manager of the radio station in 1955.
190 of 221 		Gerald "Bud" Cruickshank, son of W.T. Cruickshank worked in both radio and television at CKNX.
191 of 221 		To the left of W.T. Cruickshank's picture, is a list of former CKNX employees' titles in 1954.
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Portrait of Wilfred T. "Doc" Cruickshank
193 of 221 		This the Stone School, S.S 7 Morris Twp, where W.T. Cruickshank attended public school.
194 of 221 		Wingham Public School, that W.T. Cruickshank (and later his son) attended when he moved to Wingham.
195 of 221 		Doc worked as a projectionist at the Lyceum Theatre at nights.
196 of 221 		A write-up about W.T. Cruickshank featured in the Barn Dance souvenir booklet.
197 of 221 		News clippings detailing the awards won by CKNX & W.T. Cruickshank over the years.
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