10:00
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8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
December
8,
1950
10:15
Minuet
10:30
"Melody
Time"
RADIO
DIAL
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CFPR
12:25-
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10:45
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illNu
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10:55
Weauiei
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
Date
11:30
Weather
Report
Thai
Smile
Tells
the
Answer!
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
.
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P.M.
4:i5
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
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Time
Storlen
4:45
Lyrical
Lady
4.S5
CBC
News
5:00
Int.
Cornty.
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
"Revitalize
Boy
Scouts
Plan
Achievement
Adapted
-
After
Hearing
Provincial
Executive
I
.
"Plan
Achievement."
designed
5
to
revitalize
the
.
Boy
Scout
m
movement
in
Canada,
was
ex-
plained
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
Association
last
night
by
Executive
Commissioner
R.
Ken
I
Jordan.
Adopted
by
the
Asso-5
1
elation
here,
it
is
a
sequel
to
B
!
"Plan
Opportunity,"
which
was
I
designed
shortly
after
General
tion
was
-rervlclng.
Also
there
were
lone
si
outs
in
places
where
patrols
could
not
be
raised.
They
learn
their
scouting
through
correspondence.
There
is
now
In
operation
a
plan
for
further
development
of
scouting
in
B.C.
Of
the
plan
itself,
Mr.
Jordan
said
the
first
target
was
to
emphasize
the
daily
good
turn
for
scouts.
The
good
turn,
ho
said,
was
being
carried
farther
so
that
sixes
and
packs,
patrols
and
troops
organised
for
community
good
turns.
He
mentioned
what
some
groups
'
had
chosen
for
their
good
turns.
Also
"be
prepared"
was
extended
to
groups
so
that
Boy
Scouts
could
take
part
in
civil
defence
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6:30
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1:00
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News
RounduD
.a..
op.,
CL..
W....
and
disasters.
He
told
of
the
to
reorganize
headquarters
and
work
the
B
gc
'
change
the
organizational
set-lrtnn.
,...
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7:30
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Chamber
Roundup
REUTERS
APPOINTMENT
Charles
B.
Lynch
has
been
appointed
editor
of
REUTERS
North
American
service,
with
headquarters
In
New
York.'
For
the
past
three
years
Lynch
has
been
REUTERS
chief
correspondent
ln
Canada,
with
head
8:00
Alia
My.
Friend
Satan
by
The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad'
.up.
I
nlpeg
earlier
in
the
year.
He
felt
quarters
in
Ottawa.
Previously,
I
I.,,
,c
x-,,
wppu.vu.my
,
that
advance
training
of
older
reviewed
and
of
the
was
most
f'
scouU
for
tnat
sor
k
targets
were
attained.
-
There
would
help
k
lnte
were
still
"bugs"
In
the
scouting
of
o(ler
movement
and
"Maple
Leaf,
readership
was
also
stressed
P
an
was
put
forward
to
pro-
ln
tne
,an
It
started
,
vincial
,
organizations,
finally.
st
commlWee
and
ex-
on
examination,
the
plan
was
tended
to
teaders
and
masters.
f
J.
Ooscoe
8:30
Opening
Night
9:00
"Burn
Chuckwagon"
9:30
Canadian
Short
Stories
.
9:45
The
Meaning
of
Comedy
10:00
CBC
Newt
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Club
Date
'
10:30-r-Rlverside
Rancho
10:55
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11
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off.'
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8ATURDAV-A.M.
he
was
REUTERS
manager
In
Brazil,
after
having
served
as
a
war
correspondent
th
North
west
Europe.
He
is
a
native
oi
Saint
John,
N.B.
(CP
PHOTO)
RUBBER
OVERB001
uunu
w
oe
not,
wmu
suouu-rs
Tne
plftn
t
t
caUed
f
thought
was
necessary.
Ideas
,eader
,or
te
In
from
all
over
the
country
were
h
s,lrIt
th.
o,
BROWN
gathered,
sorted
out
and
cons
d-
many
as
m,.
attend
the
ered.
The
Hnal
result
was
"Plan
other!
summer
courses.
Among
Achievement
the
p
an
Mr
Jor-
beneflts
of
the
courses
he
piace.
dan
was
explaining
last
night.
ed
tradlng
of
ldeas
among
lead-1
In
drawing
up
the
plan,
Mr.
pr,
,rnm
a,,,
n
h.h
Of
BUCK
This
advertisement
ij
not
Dublisheti
or
dijplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
$
British
Columbia.
SMALL
CHANGE
.
SHORT
AGAIN
"
Shortage
of
,
coppers
.'
and
silver
coins
is
again
perplexing
city
banks
and
local
stores
today.
Banks
made
an
appeal
to
piggy-bankers
and
others
who
have
stocks
.
or."smalJ
change
to
turn
lt
In
to'aclll-tate
the.
carrying
on.
of
.business..'
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8:30-i-Mrjrrtlng
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8:45
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8:00
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Jordan
explained,
the
volunteer
on
jne
jj.
.
scout
had
the
right
to
overrule,
There
were
also
supported
Ur,
the
professional
scout.
-
gets;
Formation
of
a
badge
com-
The
British
Columbia
council,
mUtee
wlth
a
e
8Ccretarv
the
speaker
said
at
first
felt
the
woul(J
glve
thB
dlstrlct
commla
plan
premature
but.
on
consid-
sloner
a
better
picture
of
thp
eration.
decided
It
was
very
op:
bad
hejd
,n
the
dlstr,ct
Eacn
portune.
Speaking
of
volunteer
badge
would
have
M
tnro
helpers,
he
said
there
were
many
the
commlttee
and
a
ceruficate
Mrs.
Hanley
L
A.
President
Kinsmen
Plan
For
Christmas
Plans
for
Christmas
Tree
parties
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
Mil
S'
ft"
prominent
Dusiness
ana
proies-
signed
by
the
secretary
would
be
lponlrcd"
hpfnrp
t.h
hartuo
rnnlH
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
was
reelected
president
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Le-
sionai
men
in
the
British
Co-
ler
Bay
Hospital
occupied
the
lumbia
organization.
He:
said
xied.
In
addition
to
other
.....
friAii
niArs
nnl
lair
fimicaViAaHa
heTw
Rio
at
their
meeting
last
night,
greater
part
of
the
business
,
they
were.,
not,.
Just,
figureheads
O
()
her
her
offir-ers
officers
e
elected
prr.prl
wpi-p-
were
i
session
rocd...
of
f
the
v,
vinmpn
Kinsmen
nu,h
Club
i..
,1.,
,u
Li.--,
t
advantages
aavaaiages,
ne
saw,
mis.
thb'
would
WOUia
Flat
Sole
Bottoms
bu
that
thev
worked
hard
at
the
At
Tesrrace
at
their
dinner
meeting
Wednes-,
job.
From
them
the
organization
cm
y
day
evening.
Treats
will
feature
Fits
any
heel!......
tend
to
standardize
throughout
the;
province
and
country
requirements
to
obtain
badges.
Summing
up,
he
said
the
boy
was
the
most
Important
part
of
the
effort."
With
a
good
group
J
received
millions
of
dollars
of
advice
for
nothing.
'
'.
Mr,
Jordan,
told
..the
meeting
that
they-
must'
.
study
where
they
stood'
in
relation
to
"Plan
First
vice-president
Mrs.
Dar-row
Gomez.
Second
vice-president
Mrs.
J.
Ciqcone.
Secretary
Mrs.
Jean
Mur-dock.
Treasurer
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Executive
Mrs.
Elsie
Ander-
1
both
parties
with
presents
for
the
children
at
Miller
Bay.
The
I
committee
consists
of
Mickey
I
Fudger,
chairman;
Vince
Dodds.
'
Harry
Swaffield
and
Eric
Janes,
i
W.
E.
(Bill)
Bond
of
Prince
mr
committee
and
good
leadership
Achievement''
and
set
their
tar-
he
Sftldt
lt
was
up
to
bof
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
j
TERRACfc-rPttur
nominations
recivc
yesterday
for
three
vacanclei
6rtLthe
board
of
vlUaue
commissioners
here.
They
were:
.
,C.
W1.
te$tT,'
school
secretary
i
Oeotfrty
LamWy,
business
man
WUWant'ffeorne,-
Jr.,
garage
and
sawmill'
operator.
r
8.
-N.
0:
,Klrlialdy,'
postmaster
and
retj'lng.tsommlssioner.
-Th
-elactlon
-will
take
lace
ret
Thursday.
gets
accordingly.
It
i
was
neces
from.
there
on
Rupert
was
a
guest
at
the
meet-
629
-3rd
Ave.
W.
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
Phone
sun,
Mrs.
H.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
1
ing.
sary
ti"
go
Into
the
plan
with
each
group
so
that
scoutmasters
and
cub
leaders
could
choose
tar
President
Fred
Conrad
was
in
the
chair
and
there
was
an
excellent
attendance
at
the
meeting.;
-.
:-r;:.:r..-
u.
tiusrin.
Following
dinner
and
the
busi-
Sergeant-at-arms
Mrs.
Mont-
ness
session
Armlne
Boas
and
gets
within
their
reach.
It
Wfis
sm
ere.
pomerv.
Eric
Barton
of
the
entertain-no
g00d
t0
choose
targets:
im
Rcnorls
were
heard
frnm
the
ment
committee
showed
some
possible
of
achievement
as
It
enst
and
west
sick
visiting
com-
documentary
RCMP
films.
mUtecs
and
the
bazaar.
Mrs.!
:
:
COALVILLE.
Leicester,
England
K
Marshlands
near
this
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
could
tend
toward
frustration.-The
speaker
mentioned
the
36
riiKtrictjs
nd
'
4S
Inripnendpnt
town'
are
being
reclaimed
for
a
For
action
use
JJews
classified?.
groups
the
provincial
organlza-
recreation
ground.
AXMINSTER,
MATS
3LONDIE
By
CHIC
YOUNG
i
-His
Daily
Dozen
Ut-an
reported
it
had
been
successful
financially.
t
It
was
decided
to
visit
Miller
B.iy
Hospital
and
the
Pioneer.?',
Home
with
Christmas
cheer.
.A
letter
from
Provincial
Com-'.TV.md
regarding
hospital
insurant
lor
veterans
was
left
over
uti'il
the
January
meeting.
In-rivliaUoii
of
officers
and
the
initiation
of
new
members
will
te
held
January
4,
1951.
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