Cartoon supplied by the Department of Natural Resources.

Ceremony held in June 1960 by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources to mark the opening of the resort area at Pike Lake Provincial Park. 01 and 03: General views of ceremony. 02 to 04: Deputy Minister of Natural Resources, J. Wilfred Churchman, addresses the audience. 05: The Saskatoon Junior Lions Band playing at the ceremony. 06 to 07: Hon. Woodrow S. Lloyd addresses the audience. 08: John S. White, Deputy Minister of the Department of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation, addresses the audience. 09 to 11: General views of the audience. 12: Majorettes from the Saskatoon Junior Lions Band. 13 to 14: J.S. White officially opens the resort area with the planting of an evergreen tree.

Copy of certificate, "Royal Order of the Hanging Moosehide", submitted by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources.

Scenes from a ceremony marking the presentation by Hon. John H. Brockelbank, Minister of Natural Resources, of a Certificate of Title to Tom Pederson, the oldest white settler in Buffalo Narrows. Pederson settled there in 1909. 01: Mr. and Mrs. Pederson holding certificate, with Hon. Brockelbank (left, rear) and J. Wilfred Churchman, Deputy Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources (right, rear). 02: Brockelbank presenting certificate to Pederson. 03: Aerial view of a bridge over a body of water.

Scenes from a ceremony marking the presentation by Hon. John H. Brockelbank, Minister of Natural Resources, of a Certificate of Title to Tom Pederson, the oldest white settler in Buffalo Narrows. Pederson settled there in 1909. 01: Brockelbank presenting certificate to Pederson. 02: Mr. and Mrs. Pederson holding certificate, with Hon. Brockelbank (left, rear) and J. Wilfred Churchman, Deputy Minister of the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources (right, rear). As a child, Churchman stayed with the Pedersons when he attended school in Buffalo Narrows. 03: Hon. Brockelbank presenting certificate to the Pedersons. 04: Pederson expresses words of thanks, while Eric Kreick, manager of Waite Fisheries in Buffalo Narrows, holds the microphone. 05: Exterior view of the new Co-op store at Buffalo Narrows.

Group photographs of farmers who were presented with Tree Farm signs and certificates during a meeting of the Forestry Branch, Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources at Prince Albert. 01: Back row: (l to r) Carl Halland; David Halland; Arvid Halland; Alfred Ferland; Bernard Neusauter. Front row: George Neis; George Ross, chair of the Rotary Club Rural Urban Committee; Alan Beaven, manager of the Prairie Province Forestry Association; Dale Neal; Charles Neal. 02: Members of the Halland family who are all certified tree farmers. Back row: Carl; David; Arvid. Front row: Mrs. Halland; Anders; Mrs. Arvid Halland.

Charts showing average values per pelt, total volumes and total values of pelts of various fur-bearing animals during the years 1946 to 1956. Photographed for Department of Natural Resources, Conservation Information Services Branch.

01: J. Wilfred Churchman, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources (L) presents a cheque to B. Hooker, vice-president of the Wood River Co-op Beach Association, to assist in future development of public facilities at the Co-op Beach site. 02: Churchman and Hooker are joined by Jack Davidson and T. Tronsrud, directors of the Wood River Co-op Beach Association.