News: (1) "Pionera Days" opening, Exposition grandstand; dignitaries on stage; an audience looks on; Royal Canadian Mounted Police band performs (silent). (2) Convenience store fire; fire fighters on scene (silent). (3 & 4) Polling station, Humboldt civic election (colour) (silent). Interview with unidentified man on the Humboldt economy and on local farms (colour). (5) Wayne Rorke interviews Elwood Hart on "Pionera Days" attendance. (6) Ed Kelly interviews Alderman Glen Penner on government contributions to an Olympic-sized swimming pool for Saskatoon. (7) House fire aftermath on 8th Avenue; people and fire fighters on scene (silent). (8) Interview with various unidentified children on rides at the "Pionera Days" fair. (9) Technicians work on electronic gear at SaskTel; government officials (including John Brockelbank and Owen Mann) tour the facilities (colour) (silent). (10) Flooding, night; cars on streets submerged under water; people wading through water (silent). (11) Various unidentified people on their opinions of the "Pionera Days" fair (colour). (12) Alderman Cliff Wright on additional riverbank property acquired by the city of Saskatoon. (13) Midway rides at "Pionera Days"; the Spider, Tilt-a-Whirl; Yo Yo; etc. (colour) (silent). (14) Wayne Rorke interviews Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on their contributions to organizations that help mentally handicapped children (colour). (15) Police drag a river in search of a body (silent).

Minutes of meetings of shareholders and directors of this company, which was established in the Clover Hill School District near Kindersley.

Records of the Colonsay Rural Telephone Company, Limited including minutes, 1930-1981, register of members, 1914-1964, accounts ledger, 1937-1949, and share certificates, 1914-1929.

Copies of correspondence concerning supplies and equipment, and a tender for construction of the Bansley Rural Telephone Company, which operated at Perdue, Saskatchewan.

Minute books, 1914-1947; account book with individual subscribers' accounts, undated. The Crocus Belle Rural Telephone Company was organised in the Kinley District in 1914. It was amalgamated with the Perdue Rural Telephone Company in 1947.

Minutes, 1946-1980 (3 volumes); accounts, 1975-1980 (1 volume); subscribers list.

Minute books.

Minutes, correspondence, financial records and maps of the Debden Rural Telephone Company (est. 1971) and its predecessor organizations, the Mattes Rural Telephone Company and the Ormeaux-Victoire Rural Telephone Company.

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