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In a Thanksgiving Day game, October 13, 1958, the British Columbia Lions play the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Taylor Field in Regina. The Roughriders lost.

The Honourable J. H. Brockelbank cuts the ribbon which officially opens the new curling rink at Bishopric, Saskatchewan. Townspeople and other government officials look on.

Honourable A.G. Kuziak, Minister of the Department of Natural Resources, throws the first rock at the opening of the new curling rink at Bishopric.

General views of the plant and heavy equipment at work in the sodium sulphate plant at Bishopric.

Sodium sulphate plant at Bishopric. A tournapull and motor scraper are shown unloading the harvested salt at the top of the stock pile. Soon the unloaded machine will plunge down the side and return across the frozen lake to the reservoir for another load.

Distant view of the town of Bishopric, looking north. School building on left and Provincial sodium sulphate plant in background on right.

Child's toy pistol along with paper showing burn marks it made.

01 - A Department of Highways employee gives directions via an intercommunication system to the driver of the paint striping vehicle. This workman, riding in the back of the same vehicle, controls the flow of paint in the highway striping operation.

02 - Side view of a new Department of Highways vehicle used for road striping on Saskatchewan highways. This vehicle operates much faster than any previously used.

03 - A Department of Highways vehicle "stripes" No. 1 highway just west of the Belle Plaine overpass.

04 - A front view of the Department of Highways new road striping vehicle. In the background, the smaller pick-up truck is used for the lying down and picking up of markers indicating wet paint.

01 - "Do It Now" Campaign - Mr. Allan Jezegou(?), an electrician, working in the home of Mr. J. Wanner 2806 23rd Avenue in Regina, employer of Ortman & Pelling Electrical Contractors.

03 - Two carpenters, employed by the John Rippert Construction Company, work on the conversion of an attached garage to a bedroom at the home of Marsh Evans, 2700 Thornton Avenue. Shot for t.v. use originally.

04 - A painter, employed by the Staseson Painting & Decorating Company, applies filler to the mahogany pannelled walls of the newly constructed basement office in the hom e of J. Wanner, 2806 23rd Avenue, Regina. Shot for t.v. use originally.

05 - Vern Davis, carpenter with Bird Construction Company, works on wardrobes in a new nursing home.

06 - Peter Jobst, painter with Yarnton Decorating Company, applies paint to newly built wardrobes in the new nursing home.

07 - Plasterers from the Cadman Plastering Company, Paul Singer (left) and John Raby (right), apply plaster to wall in new hursing home.

10 - M. Wodinski, carpenter with Smith Brothers, sawing lumber to fit window frame on the Shell Oil building.

11 - Jack Klein, carpenter with Smith Brothers, uses ranset to pin board strip to cement wall in the Shell Oil building.

12 - A. Kesthelye, Bricklayer with Smith Brothers, lays brick for wall in the Shell Oil building.

13 - R. Schuck (left) and A. Sushelniski (right), plumbers with Smith Brothers, soldering pipes into position in the Shell Oil building.

15 - Tony Kohlruss, with Smith Brothers, trawls out finishing coat on cement floor in the Shell Oil building.

17 - Alex Szokal(?) on the left and Victor Barabass, plasterers with Monarch Plaster Company, fill cracks in ceiling of Knox Metropolitan Church.

Informal portraits of Tommy Douglas in his office at the Legislative Building.