News: (1) Mr. Weeldon on unit care in Notre Dame Hospital, North Battleford. (2) Notre Dame Hopsital, North Battleford, exteriors (silent). (3) Alex Taylor on child welfare. (4) Co-op convention; delegates sitting at tables, listening to speakers (silent). (5) Unidentified speaker on a positive outlook towards the Co-op system. (6) Dr. Robert Haslam on on construction planning for the University of Saskatchewan. (7) Unidentified building, University of Saskatchewan(?) (silent). (8) Unidentified construction site; Aden Bowman Collegiate; street sign at 24th Street East and 6th Avenue North (silent). (9) Don Faris on alcohol consumption; accompanying graphic. (10) Mayor Gottsleig of Outlook on job losses in his home town. (11) Unidenfied man on the Hub City Curling Bonspiel. (12) Trucker's Convention, Centennial Auditorium; an audience listens to speakers (silent). (13) Art exhibition, location unidentified (silent). (14) Peter Zakreski on getting Saskatoon excited over an unidentified event. (15) A luncheon audience watches Mr. Zakreski (silent). (16) Miss Teen Canada pageant; the winner is announced (silent). (17) Boy Scout workshop; Scouts and Scoutmasters in a small classroom (silent).

News: (1) Mendel Art Gallery interiors and exteriors. (2) Public hearing on the new 42nd Street Bridge (wildsound). (3) Traffic footage. (4) Mr. Mayne on grain transportation. (5) Mr. Mayne on unknown meeting. (6) Mr. Mayne at press conference (wildsound). (7) Alderman Peter Zakreski (wildsound). (8 to 10) Ed Broadbent on natural resources. (11) Benjamin Wolff on Reg Schafer election issue. (12) Reporter Jeff Dufour. (13) Mr. Wooley on the health hazards of potash dust. (14) Mr. Markham on potash dust. (15) Conference concerning the effects of potash dust (silent).

News: (1) Otto Lang about unidentified topic. (2) Dr. Begg about funding support for unidentified research. (3) Mr. Sikorski about an upcomng snow golf tournament. (4) Mr. Semeniuk about a planned demonstration against wage and price controls. (5) Ray Fast about disclosure of information on students. (6) City council discussion about changes in legislation for enumeration procedures. (7) Peter Zakreski on city revenues from parking meters. (8) City council discussion about boulevard development and beautification.

News: (1) Lawyer's dinner; an audience listens to head table speakers (silent). (2) An audience listens to Premier Allan Blakeney speak at a New Democratic Party function (silent). (3) Peter Zakreski on industrial and recreational development (silent). (4) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention; registration table, audience listening to a speaker (silent). (5) George Slater on instruction available in schools. (6) Audience listening to Mr. Slater. (7) Saskatoon downtown streets (silent). (8) B'nai B'rith banquet, award presentation, and speeches (silent). (9 & 10) Gordon MacMurchy on teachers' collective bargaining, and education. Mr. MacMurchy on teachers' relations boards. (11) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention delegates listening to Mr. MacMurchy (silent). (12) Ed Chynoweth on supporting the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the United Appeal. (13) Mayor Bert Sears presents an award and receives a certificate from a representative of the United Nations (silent). (14) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to Bud Smith at his department store.

News: (1) Dave Steuart on nationalizing the energy and oil industries. (2) Ed Kelly interviews Irvin Seimens on truck safety and speeding. (3) Premier Allan Blakeney on oil profits hurting Canadians. (4) Owen Buss at the Saskatchewan Legislature, Regina, on bills to be passed during the upcoming session. (5) Eiling Kramer on a national government policy vacuum regarding energy supplies. (6) Owen Buss in the Legislature; news item on northern management and energy, and on the trone speech. (7) Peter Zakresky on a financial audit of an Indian reserve. (8) Ed Kelly interviews Peter Lomax on the appointment of a Minister of Tourism.(9) Provincial Correctional Centre, exterior; building yards, inmates walking (silent).