Television series (excerpts): (1) The town of Asquith. (2) Jim Kettles receives Citizen of the Year award. (3) Parents and teachers react to playground vandalism. (4) Sgt. John Phillips on police robbery prevention program " Operation ID ". (5) Saskatoon in winter. (6) Traffic and parking in Saskatoon. (7) Service station. (8) Police radar speed trap. (9) Milroy Apartments in Saskatoon. (10) Medical heart technology. (11) Computer footage. (12) Unidentified doctor demonstrating cardio- pulminary resuscitation. (13) Shopping cart abuse. (14) The town of Wilkie. (15) Chateau Towers Apartments in Saskatoon. (16) Rod Vogelsang with Dale Heath. (17) Construction on Sturdy Stone building and police station in Saskatoon. (18) Bob Rudolph on employment for the blind.

News: (1) Ambulance trainee workshop; people gathered around an "injured" person in a classroom setting (silent). (2) Ross Walker on the Saskatchewan economy. (3) Dr. J.W.T. Spinks on an unspecified University of Saskatchewan project. (4) Lecture hall audience watches Dr. Spinks speak (silent). (5) Police Chief Kettles on improving law enforcement. (6) Otto Lang, Mr. Borden, and Roy Atkinson speak to an audience (silent). (7) Jack Messer on farm incomes. (8) Vasaileyart opening, presentation, and exhibition; op art (silent). (9) Families skating in front of City Hall; skiing on Blackstrap, outside Saskatoon (silent). (10) Board of Trade dinner and presentations (silent). (11)Walter Mills on the plot of a Greek play. (12) The play in performance( silent). (13) Jack Messer speaks to a large audience, about the Land Bank program (silent). (14) A large crowd gathered for a dinner for Senator Sid Buckwold (silent). (15) Opening of WestCore Steel; hard-hatted dignitaries take a tour of the facility (silent). (16) Head table audience attendees for the Buckwold dinner (silent). (17) Army cadet straining at Dundurn camp (silent). (18) Roy Romanow on the relocaion of an unidentified plant to Saskatchewan. (19) William Godsalve in council, on aletter from Allan Blakeney regarding the amusement tax. (20) Train-truck collision; police on the scene (silent). (21) Queen Elizabeth Power Station; exteriors, interiors (silent). (22) Presentation of Canada Safety Coucil "Safe Driving Award". (23) Dr. A.W. Taylor on medical transplants.(24) Saskatoon Airport; exterior, interiors; people disembark from a plane, ticket counter, baggage handlers (silent). (25) Fire aftermath at a dairy farm; burned structures, equipment (silent). (26) Friendship Centre open house; people arrive and talk (silent). (27) Jack Messer on farm stability and government farm programs. (28) Dog show; owners and dogs,etc. (silent).

News: (1) Sid Buckwold on upcoming international conference about urban development and city living. (2) Mr. Gormely about proposal on medicare. (3-4) Mr. Kowalchuk on tourism in the province. (5) Scene of fire damage to Ryan Auto Body Ltd. (silent). (6) Dr. Begg about priorities set by him to receive expected funding. (7) Scenes of ceremonies to mark the Saskatoon United Way Campaign (silent). (9) Commissioner Brown from the Salvation Army about the role of the Army in today's world. (10) Mr. Berry on the use of audio-visual aids in improving education and upgrading opportunities for people in the medical profession. (11) Scenes of a trailer park fire (silent). (12) Portion of instructional film on procedure to collect cerebrospiral fluid. (13) Mr. Gauley on union strike.

News: (1) City council session; topic discussed is business meetings with the government (silent). (2) Blanchard Foundry at Idylwyld Drive North and 22nd Street East. (3) Tommy Lennon on a platform for an unspecified office. (4) Dr. John Gutelius on integrating medical students with cancer patients. (5) Pierre Trudeau in Regina, on federal money for job creation, and lax government administration. (6) Audience listening to Mr. Trudeau; Otto Lang and Sid Buckwold in attendance (silent). (7) Dundurn military training camp, night exercises (silent). (8) Carol Festival at Third Avenue Church; choir, band, audience (silent). (9) Walter Smishek on a new cancer-treating machine. (10) Audience watching Mr. Smishek; coverage of the new machine (silent). (11) Dr. Alex Kavadas on unspecified matters. (12) Sed Systems Ltd., an electronic design laboratory (silent). (13) An unidentified man speaks to a lecture hall audience; Mayor Bert Sears in attendance (silent). (14) Saskatchewan Council for Crippled Children and Adults Crafts Shop; people woodworking, making ceramic items, etc. (silent).

Biography of J. Wendell Macleod (1905-2001) written by Louis Horlick. Publication is the 29th volume in the McGill-Queen's/Associated Medical Services Studies in the History of Medicine, Health, and Society series.

Original handwritten notes and examinations taken by Georgetta Blanche Hart while completing nursing training at Prince Albert Municipal Hospital in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Subject matter includes surgery; obstetrics; anatomy; nursing ethics; and diseases of children. Hart graduated as a registered nurse in 1915 and was employed at the Prince Albert Municipal Hospital as a registered nurse from 1915 to 1923. She and her husband, Gordon Zoellner, moved to British Columbia in 1924.

Item are architectural drawings (including design development plans, floor plans, layouts and revisions) for the Veterinary College of the University of Prince Edward Island.