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Copy negatives of a well screen (01) and of a diagram of a water well drilling rig (02). Images submitted for copy by the Family Farm Improvement Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture.

Copy negatives of maps showing the location of the Cracking River Project, east of Carrot River along Highways 23 and 163. The project, led by the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, converted land that was reclaimed after a forest fire burned nearly 18000 acres of land in the area in 1961.

Copy negatives of charts created by the Saskatchewan Department of Highways and Transportation, pertaining to: reported single vehicle accidents in which the collision occurred off the roadway in 1964; reported roadside obstacles struck in 1964; fatal single vehicle ditch collisions between 1962 and 1965; incidents on 4-lane divided highways; a winter ditch incident study, conducted between November 1966 and April 1967; reported rural provincial highway accidents in 1964; and reported single vehicle accidents in which the vehicle left the roadway before a collision in 1964.

Copy negatives of unidentified medical image charts, submitted for copy by Dr. Cassel of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health.

Copy portrait of Veronica Harty of Medstead. Harty designed the cover for the Saskatchewan Department of Education's School Broadcast Telecast book.

Copy negative of a drawing of the proposed Centennial Survey Monument for the Wascana Centre Authority.

Copy portrait of Hon. Clarence Estey, Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Municipal Affairs.

Copy negative (2 copies) of a presentation drawing of the proposed Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Regina for the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture, prepared by The D.H. Stock Partnership Architects, Regina.

Copy negatives of a map showing the Blackstrap Lake Recreational Area.

Copy negative of image showing the scroll, issued by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, commemorating the memory of Rfn. Frank Edward Matyas Jr., R.C. Army and the naming of Matyas Lake in his memory. Rfn. Matyas, originally from Lemberg and a member of the 1st Battalion, Regina Rifle Regiment, was killed in action in France on June 9, 1944 during the Second World War. The naming of Matyas Lake was certified by the Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names, and adopted by the Department of Natural Resources on May 1, 1958. The scroll was presented to Rfn. Matyas' father.