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News: (1) Play at University of Saskatchewan Theatre Department (silent). (2) Kinsmen Karnival exhibition (silent). (3) Dr. A.N. Burton on a possible virus outbreak. (4) A woman takes a census at a house (silent). (5) Mosquito control truck sprays neighbourhood trees (silent). (6) Federal Agriculture minister Joe Green at the Forestry Farm Park (silent).(7) Wardair 727 passenger jet at Saskatoon Airport (silent). (8) People sorting "Pionera" coins (silent). (9) Allan Hustak news item on the College of Law and Commerce buildings under construction at the U. of S. (10) A boy and a dog [news item: "Lost boy found in doghouse"] (silent). (11) Student art day (silent). (12) Mr. Stubbins on contacting groups assisted by the United Appeal. (13) Prof. Wilfrid John Rae retirement dinner (silent). (14) Mr. Tkachuk, Student Union president, U. of S., on rent increases for student housing. (15) City hospital graduation; nurses receive certificates (silent). (16) Canadian assistant trade ministers inspect an assembly line (silent). (17) People in early 1900's costumes sing at a piano (silent). (18) Ed Schreyer on the longshoreman's strike. (19) Sterling MacDowell on teachers who were dismissed unfairly.(20) Dance competition (silent). (21) Air force day; people look at military displays (silent). (22) Dr. Brand on the Fowler Report on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. (23) Mr. Tomecko on national involvement in Expo '67 in Montreal. (24) Parapalegic Safe-Driving Rodeo(silent). (25) Armed Forces parade; cadets, reserve, bands, wreath-laying ceremony (silent). (26 & 27) Mayor Cole on the Land Deal Report inquiry.(28) Car accident, 21st Street and Avenue A; car accident, 25th Street and Clarence Avenue (silent). (29) Construction workers fix up the fair sitefor "Pionera Days" (silent). (30) Kinsmen Karnival; people ride various carnival rides (silent). (31) Mayor Cole on locating a heavy water plantin Saskatoon. (32) Road crews lay pavement on Circle Drive (silent). (33) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to a waitress at the Del Restaurant (silent). (34) A driver demonstrates his car's automatic power doors (silent). (35) Mr. Gibbings, president of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, on adjusting global wheat prices. (36) Roy Atkinson on getting wheat to China and Russia. (37) Annual Pretetic Convention; food displays (silent). (38) Cars drive down muddy and wet streets (silent). (39) Car accident aftermath on Saskatchewan Crescent (silent). (40) Doug Grant on recent rainfall in Saskatoon and area. (41) "Pionera" breakfast; people in 1900's garb enjoy breakfast in the park (silent). (42) Terminal car control office, CNR (silent). (43) "Pionera" party at the Elk's Club (silent). (44) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation at Caswell's Men's Wear (silent). (45) "Beauty Queen" contest (silent). (46) Fire control display (silent). (47) W. Ross Thatcher on the

News: (1) J. Ruddinger on measuring and testing Charolais cattle. (2) Dean Dickson, football coach at Bedford Road Collegiate, on high school football. (3) Gordon Currie, coach of the Regina Rams football team, speaking at a football dinner, on Paul Dojack, and on winning against the Montreal Maple Leafs (magnetic sound). (4) S. Halter speaks at a football dinner in Regina (magnetic sound). (5) Eagle Keyes speaking at the football dinner, on the Regina Rams, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and football (magnetic sound). (6) Don Smith, coach of the Saskatoon Quakers hockey team, on hockey. (7) Basketball; University of Saskatchewan vs. Wayland, Texas (silent). (8) Lynn Bannister, coach of the Saskatoon Macs hockey team, on a new junior hockey league. (9) Speed skating (silent). (10) Bowling award presentation and bowling game (silent). (11) High school basketball tournament (silent). (12 & 13) Jim Kemp on "Jubilee Games", an indoor track meet, and on running. (14) B. Stensrud on "Jubilee Games" tickets.

News: (1) Mr. Thompson on Winter Games lottery. (2) Ron Shorvoyce reports on Legislative Bill 2. (3) Mr. Ellis on the Yellowhead Highway opening ceremony. (4) Phantom Tourist Award to Pat O'Brien. (5) Mr. Kindrachuk on summer school education. (6) Children on amusement rides at Kinsmen Park. (7) Mr. Hazen on upcoming Kinsmen Club convention. (8) Sid Buckwold on speedskating oval facilities. (9) Don Koyl on car allowance issue. (10) Photographers show at the library. (11) Saskatoon swimming pools. (12) Sandbox competion at Parks and Recreation Units. (13) Evelyn Edwards on use for vacant nurses residence. (14) Mr. Ristau on increase of residental sales. (15) Mr. Brown on student grain for fees program. (16) Cliff McIsaac on employment prospects for new teachers. (17) Cy McDonald on the Canada Winter Games. (18) Opening ceremony at Cedars Villa. (19) Mr. Waschuk on "Woodtick" music festival. (20) Saskatoon Berry Festival. (21) Phantom Tourist Award to Jack Knapp. (22) Soap Box Derby cars are inspected (with Miles Newman). (23) Cy McDonald on welfare use increase. (24) Ron Shorvoyce reports on oil drilling at Shell Lake. Bob Milner on oil drilling. (24) Horticultural Society's city garden tour. (25) Sewer cave in, five men injured. (26) Sid Buckwold pays tribute to the Canada Winter Games. (27) Miss Teenage Canada visits Childrens Rehabilitation Centre. (28) Mr. Turner on Urban Indian Society. (29) Tourist trade award to The Pedde family. (30) Soap box car derby. (31) Mr. Friesen on teachers issue in Eston - Elrose. (32) William Godsalve on spending cuts issue. (33) Mr. Dorgan on University of Saskatchewan registration issue. (34) United States Ambassador Schmidt (at Saskatoon Airport) gives his views on Saskatchewan. (35) Stirling McDowell on teachers issues. (36) Mr. Richardson on walkathon fundraising. (37) Phantom tourist award to Joyce Horst.

News compilation: 1) Footage of several unidentified people getting TV film from CFQC-TV. (silent) 2) Unidentified man seen storing TV film. (silent)

News: (1) Police investigate the scene of a shooting on 4th Avenue North (silent). (2) Parents' meeting; children in a classroom learning new reading and writing techniques at St. Francis School (silent). (3) Mr. Klein on downtown business areas. (4) Mr. Klein on housing. (5) Mr. Thompson, of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, on a staff training centre in Toronto. (6) City council chambers; Court of Revision and Property Assessment (silent). (7) W.G. Wood, of Air Canada, on growth in air traffic. (8) Opening of a community hall in Hanley (silent). (9) Seperate school students' "Centennial Art Display" (silent). (10) Children receive oral polio vaccinations (silent). (11) Sid Buckwold on the public school budget. (12) Terry Higgins news item on construction on the Idylwyld Freeway. (13) Bill Hanson on demand for summer jobs. (14) Commodore Edwards, on HMCS Unicorn. (15) Sid Buckwold on a civic budget surplus. (16) Mr. Murphy, speaking at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention, on assessment procedures. (17) Ross Thatcher speaking at the S.A.R.M convention, on potash production. (18) People lining up to receive new licence plates (silent). (19) Saskatoon police in training and parade, Armoury Building; Mayor Buckwold makes a presentation (silent). (20) Don Harron on the "Spring Thaw" comedy show (21) Harry Smith, Musicians Union president in Saskatoon, makes a presentation to Murray Adaskin, composer (silent). 22) Bert Salloum on the Board of Trade career exposition. (23) "Gala Night" talent auditions (silent). (24) 60th anniversary flag-raising ceremony, St. Paul's Hospital; hospital interiors (silent). (25) Mayor Buckwold on the civic budget. (26) William Godsalve on the civic budget. (27) Dr. Brydon Smith, curator from an art gallery in Toronto, arrives at Saskatoon Airport and is met by a group of University of Saskatchewan students (silent). (28) Ron Shorvoyce news item on the murder trial of Joseph Kolonowsky, accused of murdering his wife, Gladys. (29) Dr. C.D. Stewart on water resources. (30) Centennial dinner for Chinese-Canadian senior citizens; Sid Buckwold in attendance (silent). (31) Prof. Arthur Stillborn on jobs in agriculture. (32) Mr. Winters, Federal trade minister, on the "Operation Export '67" trade forum. (33) Mr. Latrace on the "Centennial Train" in Saskatoon. (34) Easter lilies at the Mendel Art Gallery. (35) Martin Pederson business. (36) Mr. Boyko on the making of the National Film Board film "Helicopter Canada". (37) Easter Day; abandoned downtown, people going to church. (38) "Helicopter Canada" premiere ceremonies at the Roxy Theatre. (39) Sid Buckwold on the Idylwyld Freeway. (40) 23rd St. underpass. (41) Marbles tournament. (42) United Appeal campaign workers. (43) Flooded streets. (44) Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities convention.

News: (1) City council session; Aldermen George Taylor and Cliff Wright on costs for a swimming pool. (2) "RIKI" Walkathon kick-off, Saskachimo Exposition Stadium; George Reed carries Riki on his shoulder; people walk down a residential street (silent). (3) Shrine Circus; an audience watches elephants, acrobats, monkeys, etc. (4) Memorial service for an unknown reason; navy band plays, naval officers lay a wreath at the foot of a monument in front of city hall. (5) Owen Buss interviews Gordon Snyder at the Saskatchewan Legislature in Regina, on a contract settlement with an unidentified labour group. (nurses?) (6) Nurses board a bus at the Nurses' Residence, University of Saskatchewan, bound for Vancouver. (7) Ed Kelly interviews Mary Parchewski on negotiation committee bargaining for nurses.

News: (1) Close-up shots of a model of University Hospital (silent). (2) Shots of the Farmers Market In Saskatoon (silent). (3) Cecelia Kohlman, from the Canadian Agricultural Reasearch Station, on the state of the crops in the province. (4) Doug Pearce about the availability of student housing in Saskatoon. (5) Edelmira Carvacho, the Brazilian Young Women's Christian representative at a convention in Saskatoon, about the problems the organization faces in Brazil. (6) Mr. Higgens on the procedings of the latest city council meeting. (7) Cliff Wight about developng a parcel of land as a sub-division for mobile homes. (8) Peter Zakreski about street cleaning and maintenance.