News: (1) Lawyer's dinner; an audience listens to head table speakers (silent). (2) An audience listens to Premier Allan Blakeney speak at a New Democratic Party function (silent). (3) Peter Zakreski on industrial and recreational development (silent). (4) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention; registration table, audience listening to a speaker (silent). (5) George Slater on instruction available in schools. (6) Audience listening to Mr. Slater. (7) Saskatoon downtown streets (silent). (8) B'nai B'rith banquet, award presentation, and speeches (silent). (9 & 10) Gordon MacMurchy on teachers' collective bargaining, and education. Mr. MacMurchy on teachers' relations boards. (11) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention delegates listening to Mr. MacMurchy (silent). (12) Ed Chynoweth on supporting the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the United Appeal. (13) Mayor Bert Sears presents an award and receives a certificate from a representative of the United Nations (silent). (14) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to Bud Smith at his department store.

(1) Report on geodesic sphere home being constructed at 2363 East Hill St. (2) Mr.[Smillie] speaks at Legion meeting about disrespect for Canadian institutions (3) Report on sevices for the blind on the U. of S. campus (4) Mayor Wright on an Olympic-sized swimming pool for Saskatoon (5) City council session; Don(?) McKercher ona city planning bylaw regarding an unspecified development. (6) Truckcollision aftermath, residential area (silent). (7) Roy Romanow on updating the Landlord/Tenant Act. (8) Don MacDonald on a United Nations peacekeeping force. (9) Ken Sawatsky on reducing costs for ambulance care service. (10) Harvey Mazinke on curling events in Regina and Saskatchewan. (11) Legion presentation, Hotel Bessborough ballroom(colour) (silent) (12) Mr. Hauge at the Legion night, on putting an end to apathy toward law enforcement. (13) Dr. Fred Gathercole on restructering of Saskatoon's education system. (14) Ed Kelly interviews Alderman Cliff Wright on consulting seniors on civic programs. (15) Hallowe'en; children in costumes acquire candy.