One of the first hit charts,
One of the first
hit charts, 1967

1470 CFOX Button

The classic RCA 44 BX

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I Like CFOX 1470 Button

One of the last hit charts, 1977
One of the last
hit charts, 1977

Mic Triangle

Pointe Claire Windmill

1470 CFOX Button

The classic RCA 44 BX

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MEMORABILIA

1470 CFOX Good Guys Gold LPs, Volumes 1-2-3, circa 1968-69-70

1470 CFOX newsman Robert Vairo,
on-air news booth, circa 1969

1470 CFOX personalities Gary Bell and
Dan McLean w. Habs Peter Mahovlich, 1977

1470 CFOX 'Good Guy' Bob Baker
live at Loyola, circa 1966

1470 CFOX advertizing billboard
Décarie at Queen Mary, circa 1974

1470 CFOX live and on location at waterskiing competitions in Como (now Hudson Qc
to raise funds for the V.O.N. (Victorian Order of Nurses), 1961

1470 CFOX female on-air weekend
personality ‘Honey’, circa 1968

1470 CFOX sales manager
Jim Morrow, circa 1973

1470 CFOX personality Roger Scott
with John Lennon, Bed-In for Peace
Queen E. Hotel, Montreal, May 1969

1470 CFOX all-night operator
Dave Stubbs,
circa 1975

1470 CFOX personality Gord James and
production staffer Mike Heffernan,
circa 1975

1470 CFOX personality Chuck Chandler
with John & Yoko, Bed-In for Peace
Queen E. Hotel, Montreal, May 1969

1470 CFOX Baseball Team vs Team Lasalle Old Timers, circa 1968

1470 CFOX news team,
circa 1969

1470 CFOX on-air part-timer & sales rep
Larry Chapman, circa 1975

1470 CFOX secretary-receptionists
Nancy and Carole, circa 1977

1470 CFOX Country Gentlemen,
circa 1964

1470 CFOX cruiser, AMC Ambassador,
circa 1976

1470 CFOX personality Bill Lowell
on-air master control, circa 1969

1470 CFOX ‘Good Guy’ Roger Scott broadcasting live from Montreal’s World Fair
Expo ’67. Left: guest reporter Guy Thibaudeau, CFOX’s daily ‘Man About Expo’.

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