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News: (1) Cowboy and horse at Pionera. (2) Mr. Grant on agriculture. (3) Fireworks. (4) Fastball game. (5) New born baby at City Hospital. (6) Canada Day? celebrations at Gordie Howe Bowl in Saskatoon. (7) Chariot racing at Pionera. (8) Pionera "Chuckwagon Breakfast" on 2nd Ave. (9) Unidentified(Wilf Carter?) country singer on Pionera. (10) Pionera awards ceremony? (11) Pionera. (12) Pionera Blue Garter Saloon. (13) Pionera grandstand parade. (14) Unidentified baptism(adults) ceremony? (15) Unidentified woman on Miss Dominion beauty contest. (16) Unidentified man on Y.M.C.A. fundraising. (17) Unidentified man on Pionera. (18) Pionera; Railroad track laying contest. (19) Unidentified dinner(banquet). (20) Phantom tourist vists woman in fabric store. (21) Unidentified man on road construction. (22) ? (23) Traffic accident at Circle Drive. (24) Parade in Humbolt. (25) Flowers; prairie lilys. (26) Will Hutchins(Actor) on unidentified play. (27) J. Gray on wheat transportation through Port Churchill. (28) Traffic accident at 23rd st. and Ave. J. (29) Phantom tourist at shoe store. (30) Traffic accidents on highway #5 and #11. (31) Boy scouts leave for? (32) Bert Sears on industrial development. (33) Evelyn Edwards on Saskatoon Arena renovations. (34) Unidentified man on new reservation system at the Sheraton Cavilier Hotel. (35) Terry Higgins reports on the demolition of the Bank of Commerce. (36) Sutherland School interior/exterior. (37) Traffic accident at 3rd Ave and Queen St. (38) Doug Grant on grain. (39) Parade in Outlook. (40) Terry Higgins reports on water supply/waterworks.

News: (1 & 3) Terry Higgins interviews Fire Chief Tommy Lennon about fire at Canadian propane. (2) Army leaves by airplane for Wainwright. (4) Terry Higgins on fire at Canadian Propane. (5) Apprentice carpenters contest. (6) Swimming pools open; Mayfair Pool. (6) Victoria Day at the Golden Gate Animal Park. (7) Victoria Day parade in Hanley. (8) Stirling McDowell on teachers salary negotiations. (9) Mr. Mcleod on Civic union salary negotiations. (10) Archbisop Clark on the existence of God. (11) Mr. Wedge on Western Development Museum. (12) Sid Buckwold speaks at the opening of a new tourist booth. (13 to 15) Amusement rides at Kinsmen Park. (14) Dean Lederman, Dr. J. Spinks, Dr. Lebel speak at University of Saskatchewan convocation ceremony. (16) Sid Buckwold on money bylaws. (17) Cliff McIssac on homeowner grants. (18) Esso '67 " X " car. (19) Ross Thatcher on budget surplus. (20) J. Heywood on fundraising for new Y.M.C.A building. (21) Women's Press Club book sale. (22) Caswell school children fashion old-fashion clothing. (23) Cub scouts and girl guides field day. (24) Hydro foil boat. (25) A.C.T. talent show. (26) Fire at Goodyear Tire Service. (27) Helicopter lands at Holiday House Hotel/Motel. (29) George Taylor on anti-loitering bylaw. (30) Saskatoon City Council ? (31) D. Fulton on Federal Progressive Conservative leadership convention. (32) Elwood Hart on new livestock complex at Exhibition. (33) Mr. Milne on sewage plant. (34) Fire at the Hudsons Bay Store in Saskatoon. (35) Ron Shorvoyce reports on the construction industry. (36) Ross Thatcher on taxes. (37) Teachers retirement ceremony. (38) Train accident. (39) Feedlot at the University of Saskatchewan. (40) "Frosty the Colt" and other horses and colts. (41) Cows at the Rudinger ranch. (42) Barbecue in Vanscoy. (43) Royal Stewart on the Pan-Am games in Winnipeg.

News: (1) Frank Hatashita on judo. (2) Don Dickson on Bedford Road Collegiate football team. (3) Mr. Mooney on Evan Hardy Collegiate Football Team. (4) Bill Story interviews Robert Stanfield. (5) Horses and frost.

Interviews conducted by Gillian Hanley, Linda Quigley and Bevin Bigalky for the Chapters of Saskatchewan's Spoken History oral history project, an Opportunities for Youth Project conducted by students with financial assistance from the federal government . Brief summaries are available in the Audio transcript file.

Joseph H. Blondeau of Regina, Saskatchewan, a farmer and postmaster born in 1900, discusses his homesteading experiences with comments about hunting and gathering food to supplement farming, his work as a postmaster, holiday celebrations and the impact of the Depression.

Alex Mark Cochrane of Regina, Saskatchewan, a hospital employee born in 1901, talks about coming to Canada in 1929, working in the Regina General Hospital as a bill collector, his involvement in politics, union organization and community activities.

Mary Longley of Regina, Saskatchewan, born in 1890, talks about her homesteading experiences in the Lumsden district, school, neighbours, stores, social activities, the Regina Cyclone in 1912, her involvement in World War I, and the impact of the Depression.

August Paul Salemka of Regina, Saskatchewan, a clergyman born in 1890, talks about his youth in Germany, immigration to Canada, the Depression, Regina Riot in 1935, the establishment of the church and how it has changed over the years, his involvement in the church community and ministry in Biggar, Weyburn and Regina.

Catherine Schaefer of Regina, Saskatchewan, born in 1893, discusses her homesteading experiences with comments about building a sod house, picnics, cyclones and the impact of the Depression.

William Frederick Staples of Regina, Saskatchewan, a farmer born in 1880, talks about early farming practices and life, schooling, hunting, running a dairy farm, the Depression and his involvement with horses.

Clara Thorson of Regina, Saskatchewan discusses life in Gravelbourg from 1914, the relationship between the French and English communities, the 1918 flu epidemic, social life, and the impact of the Depression.

Itmes are images showing children of Deer Valley School lined up in front of the school with teacher, Delbert Nixon. Children are wearing their outdoor clothes, ready to go home - some in carts or buggies, some on horse-back and others standing.

Twenty-two Clydesdales, Percherons and Belgians pulling a freighter wagon. Wagon belongs to Western Development Museum.

Items are images showing: (1) Conservation officer Ron Brown, checking the catch of commercial fishermen on Lake Katepwa with buildings on shore in background; (2) two Indian fishermen pulling a fish net from Echo Lake with a horse team and cutter nearby; (3) an Indian fisherman removing a fish caught in the net with a horse team and cutter near hole in the ice.

Comparative Prices: Canada and the United States. Published by direction of the Hon. Sydney A. Fisher, Minister of the federal Department of Agriculture. A comparative price list of agricultural commodities.

Composite picture of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, their house and farm buildings (formerly the Beckton brothers ranch buildings) and horses, one of which is a prize horse called "Skipper".