Television Spot: Three one minute TV commercials: (1st) promotes forest fire prevention for the Sask. Dept. of Tourism and Renewable Resources (same as S-13); (2nd) for Sask. Forest Products Corp. showing Peter Ens grading lumber; (3rd) promoting electrical safety for the Sask. Power Corporation (same as S-72). By: FH

A sign re the cause of a forest fire and a man standing on a fire tower watching for fires.

A sign with a thermometer which tells the amount of danger of forest fires in the area each day.

Film Report: Contains sequences of procedures in aerial fire spotting, including scenes from an observation tower, pilot in plane, radio communication, and plotting of ground location, and the dispatch omen and equipment by truck.

Photographs of Air Ambulance planes; Canso water bomber.

News: (1 to 3) Air Canada strike. (4 & 5) Bus depot footage and interviews with passengers on Air Canada strike. (6) Mr. & Mrs. Britan on Air Canada strike. (7) Forest fire control equipment in airplane. (8) Ray Fast speaks to teachers. (9 & 10) Teachers at conference (silent). (11) Saskatoon City Council on using Saskatchewan architects on projects. (12) Saskatoon City Council on unknown subject. (13) Glen Penner on Clavet School.

Item is an image showing a climber nearing top of ladder of a fire tower in northern Saskatchewan.

Copy images of fire prevention education posters created by Saskatchewan students for a competition sponsored by the Prairie Provinces Forestry Association and the Canadian Forestry Association. 01: Poster created by John Strachan, a 13-year-old from Saltcoats, which placed third in the senior division. 02: Poster created by Patricia Sonntag, a 13-year-old from Goodsoil, which placed second in the senior division. 03: Poster created by Susette Szumutku, a 12-year-old from Stockholm, which placed first in the junior division. 04: Poster created by Douglas Gerwautz, an 11-year-old from Regina, which placed second in the junior division. 05: Poster created by Carl Vandald, a 13-year-old, which placed third in the junior division.

Demonstrations by the "Fire bosses" of the D.N.R. in water bombing techniques and parachuting into brush in fire fighting. Bittern Creek. 1963