Copy negatives and prints of images pertaining to lung cancer awareness and anti-smoking campaign promotion. Images were submitted for copy by the Health Education Branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health.

Television news: Clips of broadcasts of CTV Regina news with Bill O'Donovan as news anchor, and CBC Regina news with Kristy Snell as news anchor and Jo Lynn Sheane as reporter, on initiatives being taken by the Government of Saskatchewan for Anti-Smoking legislation. Interviewed is Associate Minister of Health Minister Judy Junor. Portions of the CBC News report are missing due to poor quality of recording. Urelated material of an address by Premier Roy Romanow follows.

News: (1) Shots of artifacts collected and displayed by the Manitou Beach Restoration Club (silent). (2) Interview on treatment of sewage. (3) Morris Chernesky about a proposed farmers' market in Saskatoon. (4) City council meeting on the development of a camp ground. (5) David Ahenakew on treaty rights. (6) Shots of members of the Provincial government cabinet gathering for a meeting (silent). (7) Mr. Cardinal on the structure of the department of Indian Affairs. (8) Scenes of a helocopter flying at night. (9) Scenes of an art show at the University of Saskatchewan. (10) Scenes of an anti-smoking display (silent).

Item is a studio portrait showing William Robert Bell seated in a chair at an oblique angle to the camera. Proper left hand is holding a cigar.

News: (1) Jeff Dufour reports on Doctors wanting extra billing because rate increase were not enough: (2) Interview with Dr. Kendel about extra billing; (3) Shots of a Doctor's office; (4) Cost of living; (5) Transit Manager re: self-enforced non-smoking by students on buses; (6) Students smoking on buses; (7) A Christmas Card display; (8) Carlson re: farm program not accessible; (9) Carlson; (10) Elizabeth Medernaca; (11) 6th Street house fire; (12) Parsons re: the need for clarification on a core neighbourhood study; (13) Parsons; (14) Christmas lights; (15) MaCallum re: energy conservation program at Intercon.

News: (1) Interview about a course designed to help high school students stop smoking. (2) Mr. Cross on funds available for the construction of housing units. (3) Scenes of army exercises. (4-5) Interview on the importance of household smoke detectors. (6) Shots of snow in grain fields (silent). (7) Scenes of a bike-a-thon (silent). (8) Jean Marchand on railway branch line abandonment. (9) Interview on tourism amd recreation in Saskatchewan and the opening of the Oasis facilities at the Cavalier Hotel.

Footage for a public service announcement relating to smoking during pregnancy. Footage shows an aboriginal woman smoking and a female child mimicing her. The woman then butts out her cigarette.

Copy image of an anti-smoking display, produced by the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health entitled, "Threat to Life!". Text reads "Excessive smoking is definitely associated with lung cancer and heart disease." Display was located in the lobby of the Health and Welfare Building, Regina.

Views showing an anti-smoking seminar for youth, hosted by the Saskatchewan Department of Public Health and held at the auditorium at St. Thomas More College on the University of Saskatchewan campus at Saskatoon.

Item is an image showing John Richard Matheson (missionary at Onion Lake), smoking a pipe in the company of two other men at Long Lake.