Today is CJOY's 70th anniversary. CJOY went on the air June 14, 1948 and is one of the few AM stations still playing music-currently a classic hits format (70's, 80's, 90's - although they still play some 60's). As a teenager in the 50's I did not listen that much, but I do remember when Bob McAdorey did the morning drive and Jack Gracie did PM drive with a Top 40 music show. We all know Bob McAdorey's history after CJOY but I have no idea what happened to Jack Gracie. A CJOY staple was Jimmie Rogers who was there four different times, as well as at sister station Magic 106.1, and Wayne Moore who came to Guelph from CFGM Toronto and stayed for years. Marilyn Kane was another who was there forever, but more at the FM sister CKLA (now Magic 106.1). I understand that Bob Bratina, Lloyd Robertson and Gordie Tapp also all worked at CJOY at one time - and Norm Jary, who was the mayor of Guelph for many years, did news, sports and Guelph hockey play by play. Currently morning drive is hosted by Mike Devine, who is himself a local radio legend. There is much more that others will know and remember.