CFGP Grande Prairie 1973
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1973 Ken Connors
The CFGP was located at 103 Ave and 100 St Grande Prairie, Alberta. Enlarge page for AUDIO CLIPS of Ken.
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Patrick David CFGP
In 1973 the Morning man was Patrick David. Enlarge page for AUDIO CLIPS of Patrick.
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1973- Vaughn Ripper CFGP
Vaughn Ripper was one of the Newsmen at CFGP Grande Prairie.
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CFGP Media Maniacs
In 1973 CFGP had their own basketball team. Enlarge page for AUDIO CLIP of Barry Smith.
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CJME 1973
More announces who made up the Media Maniacs. Neil Edwards and Doug Gousen.
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Colonel Sanders - 1973
Ken Connors interviews Colonel Sanders reperesenting Kentuck Fried Chicken in Grande Prairie.
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CFGP Jack Soars
Open Line with Jack Soars was on the air at 11am each day on CFGP Grande Prairie.
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CFGP Announcers
In 1975 CFGP announcers Neil Edwards and Andy Kilkus helped Ken Connors celebrate.
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Al Cherny visits CFGP
Liz Solska GFGP Continuity Writer with the famous fiddler Al Cherny
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Grande Prairie Concerts 1973
A number of recording artists performed in Grande Prairie
Other employees of that time: Fran Tanner sports announcer, later moved into sales. (deceased) Cass Remple spent years in the accounting department. (deceased) Don Lindsey announcer then went into sales (deceased).
In 1973 CFGP Radio was the only radio station in Grande Prairie. The music format was middle of the road which included playing a number of instrumentals, including artists like Al Martino, Englebert Humperdink and Johnny Mathis. Also some country music in the afternoons. Every weekday evening was the live telephone show called Lauzons Trading Post where you could phone in and list an item for sale.
In 1973 CFGP Radio was the only radio station in Grande Prairie. The music format was middle of the road which included playing a number of instrumentals, including artists like Al Martino, Englebert Humperdink and Johnny Mathis. Also some country music in the afternoons. Every weekday evening was the live telephone show called Lauzons Trading Post where you could phone in and list an item for sale.