File contains photographs of numerous Saskatoon citizens hard at work, shot for a Star Phoenix Labour Day special feature. Included are Ed Bachamer, window washer; Paolo Fenu, plasterer; Gary Leson and Hank Hanson, ice deliverers; Peter Sorba and Sandor Than, meat packers; Leo Renner, commissionaire; Verna Hallahna, waitress; James Erker, carpenter; and Lorne Grand, service station manager. Photographs also taken by Rick Olmstead. Items 1 to 18 are SP-A's (35mm) and items 19 to 23 are SP-B's.
File contains photographs of the sod-turning ceremony at Big River SK. J. Ross Barrie, Minister of Natural Resources turns sod to start construction on a new saw mill to be completed in May 1971. Also included are images of stacks of wood that was cut by two portable mills in the area, as well as images of the town of Big River. Items 1 to 13 are SP-A's (35 mm) and items 14 to 21 are SP-B's.
File contains photographs of the raising of the Canada Winter Games flag and the official ceremony that goes with it. Attending the ceremony was comedy team of Wayne and Shuster. The proceedings took place in front of the Centennial Auditorium in downtown Saskatoon. Items 1 to 10 are SP-B's (2x2" format) and items 11 to 12 are SP-A's (35 mm).
File contains 10 x 13 cm colour transparencies and 35 mm slide images of a woman wearing clothing in a style similar to the clothing worn on the popular television series "Dynasty". Transparencies are labeled SP-E and slides are SP-F.
Series consists of photographs of individual men and women who are on the staff of the Saskatoon Star Phoenix newspaper. Photographs were taken in the Star Phoenix offices.
File contains photographs of the "topping off" ceremonies at Mount Blackstrap. Included are images of Chuck Brown and Les Burns setting off to climb Mount Blackstrap, there is also an image of them planting a Canada Games Flag on top of the "mountain". Items 1 to 10 are SP-A's (35 mm) and item 11 is SP-B.
File contains photographs of helicopter pilot Jim Hamilton, and his helicopter, who finally returned to Prince Albert after being missing in the Northwest Territories for 36 days. Hamilton ran into bad weather upon leaving from Baker Lake NWT, and had to land. Realising that search planes would have little chance of finding him, he walked 21 miles to Ennadai Lake NWT, a remote weather station. Also pictured are members of Mr. Hamilton's family, his wife Trudy, mother Mrs. Nancy Hamilton, sons Ronald and David and daughter, Mrs. John Logan. Items 1 to 8 are SP-A's and items 9 and 10 are SP-B's.
Photographs include action and posed shots from the Western Speed skating Championships. The published photograph shows speed skating family, Ken Melnyk, Kevin Melnyk, Kathy and Karen Melnyk. Items 1 to 7 are SP-Bs (2x2" format) and items 8 to 13 are SP-As (35mm).
Photographs show physical fitness testing conducted by Dr. D.A. Bailey at the University of Saskatchewan. The images show Byron Bailey being put through testing on machines, using oxygen masks and electrical apparatus. Some images show Mike Bracegirdle supervising. Items 1 to 21 are SP-A's (35 mm) and item 22 is an SP-B. Images 1, 3, 11 and 21 were published.
Photographs show pre-school swimming lessons at the University of Saskatchewan, College of Education Building. The published images show 10 month old Vaughn Brossart kicking away manfully. Image 6 was published. Items 1 to 6 are 35mm format (SP-As) and 7 to 17 are SP-Bs.
File contains photographs of the official opening of Mount Blackstrap for the Canada Winter Games. Included in this file are images of Mount Blackstrap and the ceremonies that took place for the opening, pictured is Nancy Green Raine performing the "ribbon cutting."
File contains photographs of a five car pile up at the intersection of Clarence Avenue and 12th Street. One of the cars ended up on the lawn of a nearby house, no one was injured. Items number 1 to 6 are SP-B's (2x2" format) and items 7 to 17 are SP-A's (35mm).
File contains photographs of New Democratic Party leader Tommy Douglas speaking to an audience in Saskatoon. Over eight hundred people turned up for his final appearance in Saskatoon. Items numbered 1 to 6 are SP-A's (35 mm format) and items 7 to 9 are SP-B's ( 2x2" format).
File contains photographs of scenes from Batoche, including the church, cemetery, the cairn that was erected to commemorate this event, the rectory (which has been converted to a museum), and the metis rifle pits that are now barely visible in the earth overlooking the river. Also pictured are Gloria Daku who is a guide at Batoche, and George Pilon who was a boy during the rebellion, but whose father fought with Louis Riel. Items numbered 1 to 12 are SP-Bs ( 2x2" format) and items 13 to 27 are SP-As (35 mm).
Photographs show the Provincial High School Wrestling Titles. Larry Weigle of Bedford Road Collegiate, Alan Rich from Walter Murray Collegiate, Bob Going of Aden Bowman, Kim Steinke of Walter Murray Collegiate, Murray Hurton of E.D. Feehan High School and John Humphrey of Bedford Road Collegiate all won titles in their respective divisions. Items 1 to 6 are 2x2 format and items 7 to 21 [27] are 35mm.
