RECORDED: [location unknown], [1970?] SUMMARY: TRACK 1: Mr. Victor talks about his position as president of the Golden Age Club at the Jewish Community Centre, Vancouver, and about the club's members. He recounts his personal history; his work for; the "Winnipeg Free Press"; life in Eastern Europe; events of 1906; life in Canada; his family; Jewish-Canadian race relations; "Brotherhood Week"; housing for the elderly; seniors and problems of old; age. [TRACK 2: blank.]

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0317 side 1 SUMMARY: Part 1: Bing Crosby sings "Blue Skies". (13:54);

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0318 side 1 SUMMARY: Part 2: Sod-breaking ceremony. (4:22);

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0319 side 1 SUMMARY: Part 1 [sic]: Arrival at train station. Announcer: Fred Bass. (3:08). Part 3A: Memorial Centre. [The latter is a partial duplicate of SD0177:0317 - 0318; not mastered.];

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0320 side 1 SUMMARY: Part 2: City Hall. [Duplicate of SD0177:0316; not mastered.] Part 3B: [Partial duplicate of SD0177:0317 - 0318; not mastered.];

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0321 SUMMARY: Program produced and transcribed in Vancouver for broadcast on Philco Radio Time. Guests: Bill Gargan, Marilyn Maxwell, Ray Milland, Joe Venuti, John Scott Trotter. SIDE 1: Part 1 (11:42). SIDE 2: U;nrelated program.;

CALL NUMBER: SD0177:0322 SUMMARY: SIDE 1: Part 2 (11:32). SIDE 2: Part 3 (6:08).;

SUMMARY: At Vancouver City Hall, acting mayor George Miller presents a golden key to Bing Crosby in recognition of his work and friendship. CKWX announcer John Ansell. Bing sings "Blues in the Night".;

SUMMARY: This broadcast features Clyde Gilmour of the Vancouver Daily Province and Bill Rea of CKNW covering the events at the site of Sunset Memorial Centre, where special guest Bing Crosby is doing the cerem;onial turning of the sod.;

SUMMARY: Audio clips for a report on a meeting re: the proposed reconstruction of Carnegie Library as an East Side library and recreation centre.;

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SUMMARY: This recording has Bill Rea and Clyde Gilmore covering the sod-turning ceremony for the new Sunset Memorial Centre in Vancouver. The original field recording was a wire recording, made for later repla;y on the Vancouver Province-sponsored evening newscast.;