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Batka Lake; Duck Mountain Provincial Park; Yorkton and district; Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park; Doukhobor Prayer House at Veregin

Scenic views of various locations in east-central Saskatchewan. 01 to 04: Fishing on Batka Lake. 05: Bee hive in a tree along the fire road. 06 to 08: Scenery along the fire road. 09: Cabins in the Kamsack sub-division of Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 09: Tourist cabins in Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 10 to 11: Nature centre in Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 12 to 21: Tourists hike the nature trail in Duck Mountain Provincial Park and examine shelters and the roots of an over-turned tree. 22 to 23: Children examine a fossil in a rock along the nature trail. 24 to 26: Scenes along the nature trail. 27 to 32: Views along the bicycle trail in Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 33: Playground at Pickerel Point near Madge Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 34 to 42: Camping at Pickerel Point. 43 to 45: A fishing boat departs on Madge Lake from Pickerel Point, heading toward the Jubilee sub-division in Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 46 to 47: Fishing off of Pickerel Point. 48 to 51: Campers picnicking at Pickerel Point. 52 to 53: The entry office for Duck Mountain Provincial Park at the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border. 54: Exterior view of the recreation hall at Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 55: First site of Fort Pelly. 56 to 58: Second site of Fort Pelly. 59 to 62: Exterior views of the Ministik Inn near Madge Lake at Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 63 to 64: Exterior views of the bath house at Madge Lake, Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 65: Exterior view of the recreation hall at Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 66: A boat travels on Madge Lake. 67 to 70: Exterior views of rental cabins at Madge Lake, Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 71 to 74: Boat lagoon area at Madge Lake. 75: Kamsack sub-division of Duck Mountain Provincial Park. 76 to 77: Club house of the golf course at Madge Lake. 78 to 100: Golfing the course at Madge Lake. 101 to 104: Views of farm lands west of Duck Mountain Provincial Park and northwest of Yorkton. 105 to 106: Views of Yorkton, as seen from the highway. 107 to 113: Golf course at York Lake, southwest of Yorkton. 114 to 117: Views of Good Spirit Lake and Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 118: Exterior view of Manitou concession booth at Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 119: Exterior view of bath house at Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 120 to 121: Views of the Cottage sub-division. 122 to 123: Campers eating a meal at Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 124: Exterior view of the campground service centre at Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 125 to 127: Farm lands northwest of Yorkton. 128 to 130: Exterior views of the Doukhobor Prayer House located at Veregin. 131 to 132: Views of the entry point to Good Spirit Provincial Park. 133 to 136: Sand dunes at the south beach area in Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park. 137 to 139: Golf course and club house at York Lake, southwest of Yorkton.

Varley, Don

CENTURY WEST

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Series: (1) Coppermine in Lac LaRonge (interiors/exteriors). Aerial views of Saskatchewan. (3) Dr. Walter Kupsch is interviewed about the geological history of Saskatchewan. (4) Dr. Wardlaw is interviewed about the geology of Saskatchewan. (5) Fossils from Saskatchewan. (6) Dr. Walter Kupsch. (7) Dr. Kupsch and Dr. Wardlaw. (8) Dr. Byers.

CFQC (Television station : Saskatoon, Sask.)

Fossil and bird classes at Museum of Natural History

01 to 03: Bruce McCorquodale of the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History instructs an adult education class on fossils. 04: Dr. Bob Nero, assistant director of the Museum, instructs an adult education class on birds. Standing (L to R): E.S. Molberg, Mrs. J. Bailey, Mrs. I.G. Smith, G.R. Dodd. Seated (L to R): Mrs. J. Nicholl, Mrs. H. McGillivray, Dr. Nero, Mrs. D. Wade. The class is examining the skeletal structure of a prairie chicken. 05: The class studies the skeletal structure of a prairie grouse.

Dean, Calvin

[Fossils found by Bernie Devris]

01 - Bernie Devris of Fort Qu'Appelle inspects fossil of superbison. Mr. Devris mad this find in gravel pit south of Fort Qu'Appelle and donated it to the Museum of Natural History in Regina. This fossil is believed to be of the pre-glacial age.

02 - Mr. Bernie Devris of Fort Qu'Appelle looks over collection of fossils which he donted to the Museum of Natural History, Regina.

03 - Mr. Bruce McCorquodale (left), Anthropologist with the Museum of Natural History in Regina, is assisted by Mr. Bernie Devris in measuring the horn span of a superbison fossil.

04 - Mr. Bruce McCorquodale (left) and Mr. Bernie Devris study fossil of the superbison which is believed to be of pre-glacial age.

05 - Bruce McCorquodale and Bernie Devris look over the various fossils found by Mr. Devris south of Fort Qu'Appelle.

06 - Fossils found by Bernie Devris near Fort Qu'Appelle. The top fossil is of a superbison while the bottom two are modern bison.

07 - Fossil of superbison (top) and modern bison (bottom). The superbison fossil was found by Mr. Bernie Devris of Fort Qu'Appelle.

08 - Fossils of pleistocene horse donated to the Museum of Natural History by Mr. Bernie Devris.

09 - Mammoth bones donated to the Museum of Natural History by Mr. Bernie Devris.

10 - Foot bones of pleistocene horse.

11 - Jaw bones of pleistocene horse.

12 - Fossils of musk ox found by Mr. Bernie Devris.

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