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Eureka, CA – 1400 AM

General Information

KIHH joined the Immaculate Heart Radio family of stations as the 21st station on July 26, 2008. KIHH can be heard on 1400 AM.
Broadcast Area

KIHH’s signal reaches into the Diocese of Santa Rosa.

While Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Hopalong, Sky King and The Lone Ranger were stars we saw on the silver screen, our local stars were Mr. Moon, Mr. Duffy, Rusty Nails, Heck Harper, Addie Bobkins and Ramblin’ Rod. We grew up with them and they were our pals. When television was in its first decade in Portland, in the 1950s and 60s, they were there for us. They entertained and educated us, helping us to get a healthy start in life. Every kid who grew up in the Portland area, will remember what fun it was to visit their shows where they brought our favorite cartoons to us everyday with their own flair, style and schtick.

In 1958, Frank Kinkaid auditioned at KOIN TV to produce a children’s show. His predecessor, Heck Harper, had just been hired by rival station KGW TV to produce a similar show there. Frank had been in acting and show business all of his life, spending over 15 years in Seattle and he decided to try something new in Portland. He brought his many talents to KOIN where he stayed until retiring in 1983 after 25 years. Frank had been the Frederick & Nelson Santa Claus in Seattle for 15 years and he used his Santa voice combined with his riverboat captain’s voice from his days in “Showboat” to land the job of “Mr. Duffy” and Cartoon Circus was born.
http://www.pdxhistory.com/html/mr_duffy.html

Lit. booths. One of the Shalosh R'galim (three pilgrimage festivals). A festival commemorating the wandering in the desert and the final harvest. Also known as the Feast of Tabernacles or the Festival of Ingathering.

Oyf Eybik Yung.