Close-up views of a plaque awarded to the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources by the American Association of Conservation Information for placing first place internationally in 1968 for its radio program excellence.

Copy image of a plaque erected on Paynter Island in 1955, commemorating William Charles Paynter and Joseph Edward Paynter and their contributions in establishing the first co-operative venture in Saskatchewan (then North-West Territories) in 1895.

J. Wilfred Churchman, Deputy Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources presents a commemorative plaque marking the location of Stratton Lake to Kathleen Louise Stratton, widow of George Frederick Stratton. Lance Corporal George Frederick Stratton was killed in action on August 1, 1944 while serving with the Canadian Highlanders R.C.I.C. unit of the Canadian Army during the Second World War. See also 60-233-01 for similar image.

Knights of Columbus trophies.

(1)-(2) Letter from school children to sawmill workers. (3)-(6) 1977 plaque "Silver Award" presented by International Film and TV Festival of New York.

(1), (2) Man, possibly C.R.W. Hamilton D.C., examining certificate for chiropractor of the year. (3)-(5) Presentation of certificate to C.R.W. Hamilton D.C. (6)-(8) Portrait of a man, possibly C.R.W. Hamilton D.C.

Photograph of a plaque identifying the names of persons who died in the First and Second World Wars.

J. Wilfred Churchman, Deputy Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources presents a commemorative plaque marking the location of Stratton Lake to Kathleen Louise Stratton, widow of George Frederick Stratton. Lance Corporal George Frederick Stratton was killed in action on August 1, 1944 while serving with the Canadian Highlanders R.C.I.C. unit of the Canadian Army during the Second World War.

Close-up views of a plaque that was installed as part of a monument honouring the contributions of surveyors to the settlement of the province of Saskatchewan, and to recognize the work of the Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association. The monument also included a time capsule deposited at the monument site on March 28, 1968 with the intention that it be opened in 2067 for Canada's bi-centennial. The monument was designed and constructed by the Wascana Centre Authority and stand within Wascana Centre at Regina.