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News: (1) Mr. Hammond on United Appeal fundraising. United Appeal workers. (2) Reverend Ian McRury's farewell luncheon. (3) Mr. Apps on unemployment statistics. (4) George Taylor on reduced parking on Spadina Cres. (5) Air Canada "Sports Dinner". (6) Douglas McFarlane on economic forecast for agriculture in 1971. (7) Saskatoon School Board dinner. (8) Allan Blakeney on postponement of the opening of Legislative session. (9) Mr. German on inflation rate issue. (10) Provincial Livestock convention. (11) Saskatoon Board of Trade dinner. (12) Western Canadian Exhibition Association meeting. (13) Wildlife artist Mr. Tillenius. (14) Mr. Wentz on provincial election issues. (15) High school students visit University physics class. (16) Fire at the Pollocak family farm house. (17) Synthetic wig display. (18) Mr. Nasser on "wheatkey" hamburgers. (19) Perdue meteorite. (20) Poor people picket outside Telephone Building. (21) Don Koyl on parking lot issue. (22) Owen Mann on bus purchase issue. (23) Bert Wellman on recreational facilities issue. (24) Fire at Gagne home on Simpson Crescent. (25) Mr. Graf on provincial election issues. (26) Real Estate Board dinner. (27) Mr. Erickson on student loan issue. (28) University of Saskatchewan law students strike. (29) College of Engineering awards ceremony. (30) Sid Buckwold accepts safe driving week award from Mr. Erb. (31) Mr. Ristau on residential real estate sales. (32) Mr. Nelson at unidentified ceremony (Citizen of the Year?). (33) "Sing-Out"jamboree at City Hall. (34) Wally Stambuck and Denny Carr on Groundhog Day. (35) Fire at Hector Steel Plant. (36) Don Brinton on Yellowhead Highway Association issues. (37) Dog show.

Documentary: Features a look at the problems of modern farm amanagement and the deterioration of the rural lifestyle. The film contains a short statement of policy by Premier Allan Balakeney concerning the "family farm" and the Canadian Wheat Board.

News: (1) Harvesting a field, loading grain into silos (silent). (2) Premier Allan Blakeney on Saskatchewan economic diversification [NOTE: Film has major processing stains]. (3) Dog Show; trainers run dogs around a track, judges look at dogs (silent). (4) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to an unknown recipient (silent). (5) Children return to school for the first day of classes; children at Bishop Klein Elementary School (silent). (6) Linda (?) on being chosen as "Indian Princess of Canada". (7) Freshman Barbeque, University of Saskatchewan (silent). (8) Premier Blakeney on the Port of Churchill. (9) Mr. Todghara(?), Chrysler Corporation, on the development of non-polluting engines (colour).

News: (1) Robin Hood Flour mill facility (silent). (2) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to a taxi driver (silent). (3) White Owl conservation award presentation to the Department of Audio/Visual Services, University of Saskatchewan. (4) Fire aftermath at 319 25th Street; police and fire department on scene (silent). (5) Ed Kelly interviews Leona (?) on the University of Saskatchewan's "Kegarama" fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis. (6) Lipizzan horses being unloaded from a trailer and herded into stables (silent). (7) Fire aftermath at 324 10th Street, corner of 10th and Osborne Avenue; fire department on scene (silent). (8) Premier Allan Blakeney on grain handling. (9) Ed Kelly news item on the Progressive Conservative Party and provincial by-elections. (10) Ted Scott on the United Church of Canada's view of liberation. (11) Boats drag the river near a boat launch (silent). (12) Saskatoon Forestry Animal Farm; deer, an eagle, owls, a fox, wolves, a bear, etc. in cages and pens (silent). (13) Mayor Bert Sears signs an unspecified contract (silent).

Statement: Hon. Allan E. Blakeney, Premier of Saskatchewan, delivers his Christmas message for 1972 and good wishes for the year 1973 ahead. By: DSR

News: (1) Ed Kelly interviews an unidentified Canadian Armed Forces representative at Candian Forces Base Moose Jaw, on the air base's particulars. (2) William Godsalve on estimates of city expenditures. (3) Don Watson on his air company's plan to expand into Saskatchewan. (4) Roy Romanow on transport competition. (5) Dog show; dogs, owners, indoor exhibition setting (silent). (6) Premier Allan Blakeney on TransAir flight service to Saskatchewan. (7) Gordon MacMurchy on teacher/trustee negotiation meetings. (8) Order of DeMolay shuffleboard marathon for charity (silent). (9) Fitness test for employees of "The Bay" (silent). (10) Don Watson on shipping cattle to southeast Asia. (11) Terry Stevens on a potash contract agreement.

News: (1) Ed Kelly interviews Jack Lovell, representative of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 319, on their strike action. (2) Ed Kelly interviews Dr. Don Rennie on soils and weather influences on moisture. (3) Ron Shorvoyce reports on the new Board of Regions system for Saskatchewan universities. (4) A woman goes on a shopping spree at a Safeway grocery store (silent). (5) Premier Allan Blakeney on Intercontinental Packers. (6) Dave Steuart on a bill regarding National Products marketing. (7) Don MacDonald on government involvement in hearing aids. (8) Wayne Rorke reporting from Convocation Hall, University of Saskatchewan, on the Board of Governor's session. (9) Mr. Archer on a fastball league for Saskatoon.

News: (1) Ed Kelly news item about a new O.K. Economy grocery store to open in downtown Saskatoon. (2) Mr. Balking on Canadian water development and its environmental impact. (3) Men tour a park and a shooting range (silent). (4) Norm Millar on the city mil rate's effect on school systems chosen by homeowners. (5) Ralph(?) Pasmore on a hot oil pipeline constructed over permafrost. (6) Premier Allan Blakeney on the teacher hiring process, and local bargaining for seperate schools. (7) Premier Blakeney at the North Battleford Mental Hospital, talking about psychiatric services. (8) Ed Tchorzewski on a consumer advisory commitee. (9) Arts and crafts displays and demonstrations, Centennial Auditorium (silent). (10) "Press Club Roundup"; dinner, guest speakers, Senator Sid Buckwold, Mayor Bert Sears in attendance (silent). (11 & 12) Dr. James Monks on how a modern lifestyle contributes to ill health. (13) Quebec exchange students arrive at Saskatoon Airport (silent). (14) John(?) Wallace at the Saskatchewan Tourism annual meeting, on projects to increase tourism to Manitoba and Saskatchewan. (15) Mr. Marshall on serving liquor in Centennial Auditorium.

News: (1) Arthur Klippenstein on new agreements for teachers' salaries. (2) Otto Lang on meat and grain production programs. (3) Wilson McIntyre on rising cattle and meat production costs. (4) Mr. Burnett of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on mineral exploration in northern Saskatchewan. (5) City council session; unidentified man on exterminating a skunk in a city building. (6) Premier Allan Blakeney on selling feed grain at the world market price. (7) City council session; Dr. Ian Cockings on park expansion. (8) City council session; Alderman Mike Cherneski on establishing a parking mall on 21st Street; general discussion.

News: (1) Jack Sandberg interviews an unidentified ski instructor on an indoor ski school. (2) Jack Sandberg interviews Dennis Adkin on the upcoming Saskatchewan Winter Games. (3) Mr. Dinsdale on apple production profit. (4 & 5) Premier Allan Blakeney press conference, on a meeting with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau regarding oil production, and on the price of beer. (6) City council session; Aldermen Don Koyl and Cliff Wright on licencing taxi companies. (7) Lions Club banquet and seeing eye dog show; seeing eye dogs lead blind people (silent). (8) City council session; Cal McLeod on unspecified matters. (9) City council session; general discussion on a partnership land deal.