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01, 02: Sorting fish in the trap at the spawning camp on Potato River, 12 miles south of Lac La Ronge. From left to right: Mike Kupchanko; Dan Snell, Fisheries Supervisor; Leslie Ulvild.

03: Fish Trap at the spawning camp on Potato River, 12 miles south of Lac La Ronge.

04, 05: Stripping a female pickerel.

06: Stirring eggs and milt with feather.

07: Egg container, filled with spawn, in river at spawning camp.

08: Egg containers partially raised above water level.

09: Egg trays stacked in container for transportation from spawning camp to hatchery.

10: Ice being added to container of fish trays.

11: View of spawning camp on Potato River, 12 miles south of Lac La Ronge. (12) includes a view of the camp and fish traps.

13: Pickerel in fish trap at spawning camp on Potato River, 12 miles south of Lac La Ronge.

14: Jackfish or Northern Pike

15: Walleye or Pickerel in net.

Images showing various parts of Waden Bay Road near Lac La Ronge. Includes images of the bridge constructed over the Nemeiben River and images of the Nemeiben River Tourist Cabins.

E.C. Nicholson, Supervisor, Conservation Officer Training School, Prince Albert.

A. Dickson, Forester 2, Forestry Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

W.S Bailey, Forester 3, Forestry Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

E. Dodds, Field Supervisor, Northern Affairs Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

G.R. Boweman, Fisheries Supervisor, Fisheries Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

R.N. Gooding, Director, Construction Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

M.A. Laird, Forester 3, Forestry Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

H.Kagis, Forester 3, Forestry Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

R. Hook, Radio Engineer, Communications Division, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

A. Bereskin, Director of Surveys, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

J. Barnett, Assistant Director, Construction Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Prince Albert.

R. Whitlock, Field Engineer, Southern Region, Department of Natural Resources.

D. Snell, Ft. Qu' Appelle, Fish Hatchery, Department of Natural Resources.

G. Graff, Supervisor of Revenue, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

R.G. Young, Director of Conservation, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

H. Stav, Field Supervisor, Southern Region, Department of Natural Resources.

W.A. Hartwell, Region Superintendant, Southern Region, Department of Natural Resources.

T. Preston, Director of Administrative Services, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

Dr. R. Nero, Assistant Director, Museum of Natural History, Regina.

A. Jakeman, Soliciter, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

W.L. Johnson, Supervisor, Accounts Branch, Department of Natural Resources, Regina.

R. Pechey, Supervisor Land Records.

M. Miller, Director of Research and Planning.

M.P. McConnell, Supervisor.

Images of O.G. Horncastle, a Regional Forester with the Prince Albert Region, who examines a Jack Pine that he planted in 1927 and a group of Jack Pines planted by college students in 1946. Also included is an informal portrait of O.G. Horncastle.

Lake Trout in simulated natural habitat at Lac La Ronge (06,07), and a variety of fish including Arctic Grayling, Northern Pike (Jackfish), Pickerel, Yellow Perch, Rainbow Trout and Brook Trout in tanks at the Fisheries Branch Exhibit (01-05,08).

Photos of Lake Trout in Natural Habitat at Lac La Ronge (05-08). Photos of various fish inlcuding: Rainbow Trout, Eastern Brook Trout, Northern Pike (Jackfish), Yellow Trout, Perch, Pickerel and Arctic Brayling in tank at Fisheries Exhibit in Saskatoon (01-04).

W.H. Collins, a certified tree farmer near Shellbrook, examines a young Scots Pine which he is cultivating for use as a Christmas tree.

Images of Henry Lightfoot and Ted Weaver, trappers from Maple Creek, trap and ready live beavers for export to the United States. Lightfoot and Weaver are aided by trapper Reynold Utke, and supervised by Maple Creek Conservation Officer Al Lueck.

W. Cheny, Chief Gilbert Bird, Harold Read, and R.M. Tunstead[sp?] at the 1959 Trappers Convention.

05: This is the original house in which Peter Skotheim lived with his family for the first winter when he first moved to his present location in 1933.

06: Marilyn and Peter Skotheim with young Hereford calf.

07: Aerial view of the Skotheim Farm 16 miles north of Prince Albert. At the right of the photo is the original house in which the Skotheim family lived when Mr. Skotheim first moved to this location in 1933. Above and to the left is the present house.

08: Skotheim family group shot. In this Skotheim family group are, from L to R: Back row: Harvey, Mrs. Skotheim, Mr. Skotheim, Wayne; Front Row: Donald, Peter, Marilyn, Sandra and Sharon. Missing are: Arlene, Kenneth, and Gary [sp?].

09: Peter Skotheim, left, talks with two of his sons, Harvey (centre) and Wayne.

10: Harvey and Wayne Skotheim arriving at their home after a morning's work in the fields.

11: Park Way farm house, owned by Peter Skotheim, 16 miles north of Prince Albert.

12: View of yard, Park Way farm, owned by Peter Skotheim.

13: Wayne Skotheim and year old bull, displayed at 4H-Club competition.