Band instrument class, Sturgis school.

Band of the Regina Rifle Regiment. Philip Mash, bandmaster, 1939.

A band playing in front of J.W. Thornton's store, the first building in Yorkton.

A band performing on stage for a large group of people on Hamilton street and another on Scarth St. A woman dressed up in Buffalo Day regalia singing to large group of people in Woolco parking lot. Man, woman and child dressed in Buffalo Day regalia.

Nature video: Video production takes depicting various types of bear traps and snares. As well, there is some footage of a conservation officer filling out a 'Bear damage' report.

Contrary to the possible title (and the fact that this particular reel of video is only supposed to contain 10 minutes of footage), there is also a significant amount of footage at the end (c. 60 mins) depicting the Regina Lions Jr. Band as well as several different lessons, classes and meetings at an unidentified elementary school. NOTE: this description is generated from a VHS copy of the original. Consequently, the final 60 minutes described above may not be on the original video reel.

Note: the original container is numbered 9028. There is also a VHS copy available.

Television series (excerpts): (1) Interviews with unidentified pilot and nurse of the Saskatchewan Air Ambulance (Sept. 78). (2) Lions A Band marching practice (Jan. 78). (3) Mendel Art Gallery (interior/exterior Oct. 78). (4) Bridge champion Jill Newbold. (5) Man on the Street interviews on federal election (Mar. 78). (6) Man on the Street interviews on fitness (Jan.78). (7) RCMP road stop checks (Dec. 78). (8) Construction at Sturdy Stone building. (9) Man on the Street interviews on Quebec separation.

Biggar School Band, early 1920's