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Bob MacKowycz of Q-107 radio
Bob MacKowycz of Q-107 radio

Bob MacKowycz of Q-107 radio

Date9/2/1983
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0130091F
Q-107 deejay Bob Segarini calls himself The Iceman after his high school days in Stockton, Calif
Q-107 deejay Bob Segarini calls himself The Iceman after his high school days in Stockton, Calif
6/14/1983
Bob Segarini: Also known as The Iceman, deejay returns to Q 107 this week
Bob Segarini: Also known as The Iceman, deejay returns to Q 107 this week
9/2/1983
Psychedelic: Q 107 music director Andy Frost wears one of his favorite things, a Carbonell zigzag print jacket and a bolo tie with plain shirt and trousers
Psychedelic: Q 107 music director Andy Frost wears one of his favorite things, a Carbonell zigzag print jacket and a bolo tie with plain shirt and trousers
7/21/1987
The prize trip was no prize. The winner's mad at Q 107 deejay Scruff Connors
The prize trip was no prize. The winner's mad at Q 107 deejay Scruff Connors
n.d.
The donors: Patricia and Fred Benson, of Campbellville, donated this century-old stone house and 43 hectares (107 acres) of rolling farmland to the Mennonite relief committee after watching a television program in November about the famine and drought in Ethiopia.
The donors: Patricia and Fred Benson, of Campbellville, donated this century-old stone house and 43 hectares (107 acres) of rolling farmland to the Mennonite relief committee after watching a television program in November about the famine and drought in Ethiopia.
1/15/1985
The donors: Patricia and Fred Benson, of Campbellville, donated this century-old stone house and 43 hectares (107 acres) of rolling farmland to the Mennonite relief committee after watching a televison program in November about the famine and drought in Ethiopia.
The donors: Patricia and Fred Benson, of Campbellville, donated this century-old stone house and 43 hectares (107 acres) of rolling farmland to the Mennonite relief committee after watching a televison program in November about the famine and drought in Ethiopia.
12/16/1984
Bob Mackowycz founder of Q107 and Gary Slaight standing
Bob Mackowycz founder of Q107 and Gary Slaight standing
5/25/1987
Bob Mackowycz
Bob Mackowycz
5/26/1986
Bob Mackowycz: It's time I got on to other things, says Q107 program director
Bob Mackowycz: It's time I got on to other things, says Q107 program director
5/26/1986
Ready to help: Scarborough ham radio operator Michael Goldstein stands in his basement, which is packed which is packed with radio equipment.
Ready to help: Scarborough ham radio operator Michael Goldstein stands in his basement, which is packed which is packed with radio equipment.
11/3/1981
Radio active: Ronald McCracken belongs to the 20-member Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team helping motorists in distress.
Radio active: Ronald McCracken belongs to the 20-member Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Team helping motorists in distress.
6/5/1983
Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
Radio Buff Dick Cummins, president of Scarborough CB radio group, demonstrates how he can control 80 mobile citizen band operators from special trailer, when working with search and rescue operation. Pins on the board indicate their home baes. He is trying to organize all citizens-band groups in Metro into one.
10/4/1976