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

 
W.T. Cruickshank was recognized by the Manpower Centre for his and his station's public service.
199 of 221 		W.T. Cruickshank on the cover of Canadian Broadcaster & Telescreen, 1957
200 of 221 		W.T. Cruickshank was made an honorary life member of the Central Can. Broadcasters Association
201 of 221 		Haselgrove's Pool Hall - Doc Cruickshank shot a mean game of pool here on occasion.
202 of 221 		Letter about W.T. "Doc" Cruickshank written by Ross Hamiltonn
203 of 221 		Letter about W.T. "Doc" Cruickshank written by John Langridge
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Story about Johnny Brent's experience working with W.T. Cruickshank
205 of 221 		W.T. Cruickshank worked with many community groups, like the Salvation Army Advisory Board.
206 of 221 		This letter outlines CKNX's role in the formation of the Western Ontario Athletic Association
207 of 221 		A. Lockridge worked with W.T. Cruickshank to form and run the Western Ontario Athletic Association.
208 of 221 		CKNX was open for tours and lucky visitors often got to meet with W.T. Cruickshank while on tour.
209 of 221 		Wilfred "Doc" Cruickshank working in his office.
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Scott Reid presents a retirement gift to Mabel and W.T. Cruickshank from the CKNX staff
211 of 221 		Cruickshank fountain, part of a park dedicated to W.T. "Doc" Cruickshank in Wingham.
212 of 221 		CKNX sale-John Cruickshank, Mabel Cruickshank, G.W. Cruickshank, W. Blackburn & wife, Murray Brown
213 of 221 		Walter Blackburn, owner of Blackburn holdings (including CKNX) died on December 16, 1983
214 of 221 		News release about the sale of CKNX radio and television, 1970
215 of 221 		Press announcement about the sale of CKNX radio and television, 1970
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