CJME Regina 1975-1976
enlarge photo - more info
Chuck (Ken) Connors
Chuck Connors (1975) on air from 9am-1pm at CJME Regina, Saskatchewan. (Bigger page has AUDIO CLIPS)
enlarge photo - more info
Hart Kirch CJME Mornings
In 1975 Hart Kirch did the mornings at CJME Regina - (Bigger page has AUDIO CLIPS)
enlarge photo - more info
1975- Mel Corey on CJME
Mel Corey (Wolfgang Fritzche) did afternoons on CJME Regina. (Bigger page has AUDIO CLIPS)
enlarge photo - more info
1975- Scott Miller
Scott Miller did the evening show on CJME Regina. (Bigger page has AUDIO CLIPS)
enlarge photo - more info
CJME Morning Crew
In 1975 Ron Temrack did sports, Hart Kirch played the music and Bob Richards did the news.
enlarge photo - more info
CJME Regina
Photo of the CJME DJ's December 1975. (Bigger page has AUDIO CLIPS)
enlarge photo - more info
Chuck (Ken) Connors
Enlarge page and access more AUDIO CLIPS of Chuck (Ken Connors) CJME Regina 1975.
enlarge photo - more info
CJME Jim Goddard
One of the Newsmen at CJME Regina in 1976 was Jim Goddard.
enlarge photo - more info
CJME Regina 1975
Phil Mackesy and Johnny Russell were two of the CJME Announcers on air.
In 1975-1976 the Big 1300 CJME AM radio played Top 40 Music and was in competition with CKCK Regina that played adult contemporary. The owners and managers at that time were Gord and Doug Rawlinson. VIew the STAFF LIST from 1975 STAFF LIST
enlarge photo - more
CJME Chart 1968
Enlarge to view the tops songs on the CJME Chart
enlarge photo - more
CJME Chart 1968
Enlarge to view the tops songs on another CJME Chart
CJME was founded in 1959. In 1967 CJME was purchased by the Rawlinson family, owners of CKBI radio and TV in Prince Albert. Their company later came to be called Rawlco Communications. With the changes in AM radio, CJME became a "News Talk 1300 CJME" in 1998. It was about then, that many radio stations started switching frequencies. The 1300 kHz frequency used by CJME was always disliked because of its limited reach outside of Regina. It seemed the further down the dial, the better and further the reception was. CKRM-AM gave up its 980 kHz frequency to take up 620 kHz when CKCK-AM radio closed down. When 980 kHz was available, CJME moved to that spot on the radio dial in 2001 and later became News Talk 980.