Agricultural film: Scene of 4-H Club memebers showing their steer at an achievement.

Agricultural film: Scenes of a summer camp for 4-H Club members.

Agricultural film: Scene of 4-H Club members canoeing at Camp Rayner, a summer camp.

Newspaper article: 4-H Movement in Sask. Has Reached 10th Year by Jerry Wade, Regina Leader-Post, January 9, 1962. 1 p.

Newspaper article: 4-H: Much More Than Livestock and Crafts by Kevin Hursh, Regina Sun, July 18, 1990. 1 p.

4H grain clubs displays at Regina exhibition--Sturgis, Campbelltown, and Creelman displays.

Agricultural film: Silent colour A roll of a film about the 4-H international movement and its aimes and goals. Describes activities sponsored by 4-H including macrame, candle making, horse riding, cooking lessons, and grain, horse and cattle judging competitions. Includes scenes of Camp Rayner, a camp in Saskatchewan for 4-H members and describes activities offered at the camp including water skiing, archery, photograghy, and camping, hiking and canoeing trips. Also includes interviews with Lynn Dixson, Janice Carter, D. Nelson, Pat Adams (the Director of Camp Rayner), Dale Heenan, Diane Pain, and Bonnie Ray.

Agricultural film: Silent colour B roll of a film about the 4-H international movement and its aimes and goals. Describes activities sponsored by 4-H including macrame, candle making, horse riding, cooking lessons, and grain, horse and cattle judging competitions. Includes scenes of Camp Rayner, a camp in Saskatchewan for 4-H members and describes activities offered at the camp including water skiing, archery, photograghy, and camping, hiking and canoeing trips. Also includes interviews with Lynn Dixson, Janice Carter, D. Nelson, Pat Adams (the Director of Camp Rayner), Dale Heenan, Diane Pain, and Bonnie Ray.

Agricultural film: Optical sound track of a film about the 4-H international movement and its aimes and goals. Describes activities sponsored by 4-H including macrame, candle making, horse riding, cooking lessons, and grain, horse and cattle judging competitions. Includes scenes of Camp Rayner, a camp in Saskatchewan for 4-H members and describes activities offered at the camp including water skiing, archery, photograghy, and camping, hiking and canoeing trips. Also includes interviews with Lynn Dixson, Janice Carter, D. Nelson, Pat Adams (the Director of Camp Rayner), Dale Heenan, Diane Pain, and Bonnie Ray.