AIRCHECK OF THE WEEK Edition #1163
- September 26, 2021
JOHN NOVAK
CKOC Hamilton, Ont.
September 18/73 (Pt. 2 - UNSCOPED)
(Contributor: Bob Seed
via Don Shuttleworth)
The
ultimate pro, John Novak was a mainstay at CKOC for 37 years.
Novak came to CKOC on June
6, 1972 and eventually became the third-longest tenured employee in
the history of the station. Novak, renowned for his flawless delivery
and personable style, spent nearly half a century in radio from CJLX
Thunder Bay in 1966 to Vinyl 95 (CING-FM) Burlington, Ont., in 2013.
Enjoy John Novak on CKOC
from September 18, 1973 (Pt. 2, UNSCOPED) ... in the
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