In the 1960’s in chicago, there was a radio program that started a Hootisapiticker day. Do you know of it?

It was a radio station in Chicago that started it and it even had a silly theme song to go with the Hootiesapiticker day

I searched on the net and could not fine it. Good Luck.

* Have a Good Day *

~ Don ~

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