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Central Collegiate cadets on parade in front of the collegiate. 1917?

Document entitled Central Committee Inquiry Report of the Hon. C.S. Patterson, Commissioner, to His Honour The Lieutenant-Governor, Dated 31st December, 1877, with Report of Evidence Laid Before the Commissioner. Presented to the Honourable the House of Assembly, by Command, Arthur S. Hardy, Secretary. Printed by Hunter, Rose & Co., Toronto, Ontario, 1878.

The Committee investigated the alleged misuse of answers to mathematical questions which appeared in an Ontario school text.

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) Skyline Trailer Park in Saskatoon. (2) Jack Young on Western Canada Summer Games. (3) Mike McCourt reports on federal election. (4) Dr. Dennis Nineham on Christianity. (5) Emmanuel St. Chad Church interiors/exteriors. (6) Meeting on King Edward School (wildsound). (7) King Edward School exterior. (8) Fire at Patrick Pipeline. (9) Unidentified people on Skyline Trailer Park. Jeff Dufour reports on Skyline Trailer Park.

News: (1) Y.W.C.A. presentations to mothers and their new-born babies at the hospital [news item: "Y-Week babies"] (silent). (2) Unidentified farmer and his wife in their house [news item: "Land Bank acquisition"] (silent). (3) Unspecified school gym assembly and attending dignitaries for an addition opening; variety routines, ribbon cutting ceremony, a new classroom (silent). (4) Dr. Haakonson on physician-prescribed contraception. (5) Mayor Bert Sears and Peter Haymen, the British High Commissioner (silent). (6) Peter Haymen on Canadian exports. (7) Joseph Phelps on senior citizens' involvment in an unnamed commission. (8) Mrs. Taylor on her on cases of discrimination examined by the Human Rights Commission. (9) Ceramics exhibition and patrons in a studio space (silent). (10) Sea cadets parade and review, Armoury Building (silent).(11) Cal Udell on coordinating transport of barley. (12) Truck drivers andothers sitting in an audience for the annual Trucking Association Convention (silent). (13) Trucking safety awards; people receive awards ata dinner (silent).

News: (1) George Bowerman on city council salaries. (2) Grand opening, City Savings and Trust Company; exteriors, interiors, Mayor Bert Sears cuts the ribbon; offices, employees at work (silent). (3) Thomas Gray on parent's involvement in schools. (4) Premier Allan Blakeney on the New Democratic Party convention. (5) Ed Kelly interviews Thora Wiggins on the N.D.P. convention, and on getting more women involved in the party. (6) Senator David Croll on underfunding of social security. (7) Mr. Belzburg on construction and subdivision work. (8) Mr. Hewitt on N.D.P. internal policies, speaking at the N.D.P. convention.

News: (1) Alf Gleave's Christmas message (colour). (2) Senior citizens in a hall watch dancers and sing Christmas carols, accompanied by a small band; Mayor Bert Sears in attendance (silent). (3) Snow storm; stalled trucks and abandoned cars on the highway (silent). (4) Dr. J.W.T. Spinks on university coordination by the government. (5) Dave Steuart's Christmas message (optical soundtrack). (6) Premier Allan Blakeney's Christmas message (optical soundtrack). (7) Stephen Worobetz' Christmas message (optical soundtrack). (8) Robert Andres on funding for job creation programs. (9) Jim McFaul on Bill 90, the Hall Commission, and matters pertaining to the Board of Regions system of university government. (10) Alf Gleave on people serving on an unidentified board or task force. (11) Ed Kelly interviews William(?) Carruthers on the expansion of his recreational vehicle trailer business. (12) Nativity scenes in front of various schools (silent). (13) Broadway Bakery fire aftermath (silent).

News: (1) Francis Morrison on Mayfair library. (2) Francis Morrison (silent). (3) Traffic accident at 1st Ave and 24 St. (4 & 5) Allan Blakeney at nominating meeting (silent). (6) Mr. Groves of Zipper courier on postal strike. (7) Courier services (silent). (8) St. Mary's School being renovated (silent).

News: (1) Ms. Fortosky (silent). (2) School yard and school bus (silent). (3) House fire aftermath (silent). (4 to 6) Mr. Mckay on the uranium industry in Saskatoon. (7) Alex MacEachen on Otto Lang. Otto Lang makes speech. (8) Alex MacEachen on unknown subject. (9) Cutaway shots of crowd etc. at Otto Lang dinner. (10 & 11) Mr. Phillips on crime prevention.(12) Cliff Wright on Otto Lang. (13 to 15) Mr. Hagglund on airport administration. (16) Airport interiors and exteriors (silent). (17) Houses (silent). (18) Les Henry on soil drought. (19) Les Henry (silent).

Chamberlain Village School (School District No. 2264), a field stone building with a bell. The dimensions of the school have been written on the surface of the image so it is not a clean image.