HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-07-27, Page 23A special gallery to honour CKNX founder “Doc” Crulckshank was opened Wednesday night at the
Wingham and District Museum. Museum director Paul Elgie holds the ribbon while Doc’s brother John,
son Bud and daughter Lois, Mrs. Ross McCall of Brussels cut the ribbon opening the display. The room
[right] is packed with memorabilia of the early years of CKNX radio and television and the CKNX barn
dance.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1988. PAGE 23.
Huron Genealogical Branch
plans meeting August 3
The Huron Genealogical Branch
ofO.G.S.,willmeetat7:30p.m. on
the first Wednesday of each month
in the Goderich Assessment Build
ing in the Board room. The August
meeting will see Janice Bonthron
bring a report on her family history
in Scotland. The July 6 meeting,
the picnic in Maitland Cemetery
was not too successful, on account
of the heat, maybe next time will be
better.
LONDESBORO SLO-PITCH
COMMITTEE
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DANCE
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BLYTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Kitty Wells
Kitty Wells performs
for Brussels Legion
The legendary country and
western superstar Kitty Wells will
perform at the Wingham arena
Thursday night in a special benefit
performance for the Brussels
Legion fire fund, sponsored by the
Wingham Legion.
Also appearing in the same
concert are her husband Johnny
Wright and their son Bobby
Wright.
Kitty Wells was elected to the
Country Music Hall of Fame in
1976 and has had 23 number one hit
records. She has been called the
undisputed ‘‘Queen of Country
Music”.
She met Johnny Wright when
she was 16 and two years later they
were married. The two, along with
Jack Anglin, were instrumental in
the early development of the
‘‘Louisiana Hayride” in Shreve
port, Louisiana before moving on
to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville
in 1952.
Theirson Bobbyappeared for
four years on the television series
McHale’s Navy before turning to
musicfor his career recording such
hits as ‘‘Here I Go Again”,
‘‘Season’s in the Sun” and
‘‘Caroline’s Footsteps.”
Tickets to the concert at $12 in
advance and $15 at the door are
available at Brussels Variety,
Ernie King’s music in Wingham,
the Wingham Legion and Triangle
Discount stores throughout the
area.
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