| Series 1 |
News footage. - March-June 1976 |
| F-158-1a | Anti-abortion demonstration at Holy Cross Hospital. --
March 1, 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-1b | Basketball game. University of Calgary Dinosaurs vs.
University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. University of Calgary gymnasium. --
March 1, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; no audio |
| F-158-1c | Worker health and safety conference in Calgary.
Canadian Labour Congress leader shown making speech. Clip of Premier Peter
Lougheed. -- March 2, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-1d | Provincial attorney-general to investigate juvenile
delinquency in Calgary. Clip of Keith Woods,juvenile detention centre director. --
March 3, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-1e | View of Inglewood fire hall, Gulf oil refinery in
background. Clip of Inglewood resident, commenting on ruling by fire marshall,
defining safety hazard posed by refinery. -- March 3, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-1f | Woman discusses plans for Alberta Winter Games curling
competition, including social activities. -- March 3, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-1g | Farms, fields, hills surrounding Calgary city limits. --
March 4, 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-2a | John Helton, Calgary Stampeders football club,
discusses upcoming football camp for junior, senior high school players. Part 1.
-- March 4, 1976. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-2b | Problems young people have with legal system dealt with
in new film for teenagers. Clip of Calgary police officer. -- March 6, 1976. --
2 min. |
| F-158-2c | Oil industry analyst Carl Nickle comments on proposed
Petro-Canada purchase of Atlantic Richfield Canada. -- March 8, 1976. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-2d | John Helton, Calgary Stampeders football club,
discusses upcoming football camp for junior, senior high school players. Part 2.
-- March 8, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-2e | Model parliament at Western Canada High School,
Calgary. -- March 18, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-2f | Man says his organization opposes abolition of capital
punishment. -- March 18, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-3a | School board official reacts to mayor's comment about
school boards' rising demands for property tax revenue. -- March 23, 1976. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-3b | Police official exhibits gun carried by officer slain
in bank robbery shoot-out, saying shotgun may have been more effective weapon. --
March 23, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-3c | Energy Rights and Responsibilities conference at
Palliser Hotel, Calgary. Reporter describes controversy over eviction of American
Indian Movement (AIM) members from hotel. -- March 23, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; audio
incomplete |
| F-158-3d | Policeman says 16-year-olds too young to take
responsibility for operating a motor vehicle. -- March 23, 1976. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-3e | Calgary Exhibition and Stampede official says expansion
of Corral not yet justified, wants Calgary Cowboys (World Hockey Association) as
Corral tenant for another two years. -- March 23, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-3f | Police official says shotguns "less forgiving" than
handguns. Police cars on street, meeting in board room also shown. -- March 24,
1976. -- 1 min.; audio incomplete |
| F-158-3g | Over-crowding in Okotoks school discussed. M.D. of
Foothills ratepayers may have to pay for more classrooms. -- March 24, 1976. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-4a | Views of Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary. Shortage of
chronic-care hospital beds in Calgary discussed. -- March 25, 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-4b | Outdoor, indoor views of Calgary schools, mostly older
schools. Views of street in new residential neighbourhood. -- March 25, 1976. --
1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-4c | Unveiling of model of Fort Calgary, at Glenbow Museum.
Person in RNWMP uniform shown. -- March 27, 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-4d | Interview with 1976 Calgary Exhibition and Stampede
Queen Cindy Morres. -- March 27, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-4e | Alberta Teachers Association convention resolution
calls for more classroom experience for student teachers. Clip of Pat English,
ATA president. Views of delegates voting, speeches. -- March 29, 1976. -- 2
min.; audio incomplete |
| F-158-4f | Federation of Alberta Students (FAS) spokesman urges
provincial government to spend more on student housing, financial aid. -- March
30, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-4g | Gladys McKelvie-Egbert elementary school filled to
capacity. Junior high students who were to have used the school may have to be
bused elsewhere. Clip of school board trustee Sam Blakeley. -- March 30, 1976. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-5a | Views of Nose Creek, alongside Deerfoot Trail. Water
pollution evident. -- March 9, 1976. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-5b | Couple interviewed about new services to be offered to
bus passengers. -- March 9, 1976. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-5c | Man questions housing prices, developers' claims about
cost of servicing land for housing. -- March 9, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-5d | Woman says new military equipment paid for by closing
bases, questions Department of Defence spending priorities. -- March 9, 1976. --
1 min. |
| F-158-5e | Group of people hold mock city council meeting, to
protest the way City of Calgary does business. -- March 10, 1976. -- 1.5 min.;
audio incomplete |
| F-158-5f | Mayor Rod Sykes says person thrown out of council
meeting probably deserved to be thrown out. -- March 10, 1976. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-5g | Woman says city council denies citizens fair chance to
be heard, get questions answered. -- March 10, 1976. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-5h | Man says new measure will discourage "fly-by-nighters",
won't bother companies of "substantial reputation". -- March 10, 1976. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-5i | Crosswalk closed at corner of Macleod Trail and
Glenmore Trail. -- March 10, 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-5j | Canadian athletes compete in international track and
field events. -- March 10, 1976. -- 1 min.; optical audio track |
| F-158-5k | Views of Canadian Forces Base Currie Barracks, CFB
Sarcee. -- March 11, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-6a | Views of downtown Calgary, Broadcast House. Police
cars parked on 8th Avenue Mall, in front of The Bay. -- March 11, 1976. -- 1
min.; no audio |
| F-158-6b | Museum of old telephone equipment. -- March 11, 1976. --
30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-6c | Man sitting in bleachers. -- March 11, 1976. -- 5 sec.;
no audio |
| F-158-6d | Interview with George Kingston, coach of University of
Calgary Dinosaurs hockey team. Interview with team captain Ron Gerlitz. -- March
11, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-6e | Man says closing operating rooms one way for hospitals
to save money, in response to reduced levels of provincial government funding for
health care. -- March 12, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-6f | Man describes campaign, aimed at preventing closure of
military base. Views of man making speech, audience reaction. -- March 12, 1976. -
- 1 min.; audio incomplete |
| F-158-6g | Canadian national volleyball team prepares for
Olympics. -- March 12, 1976. -- 1 min.; optical audio track |
| F-158-6h | Man says his association will be issuing a statement in
response to mayor's comments, regarding police handling of hostage-taking
incident. -- March 15, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-7a | Coach of Calgary Canucks junior hockey team talks to
players in dressing room. Interview with Taber Golden Suns coach Vic Stasiuk. --
March 15, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-7b | Interview with coach of Calgary Canucks junior hockey
team, regarding upcoming Alberta Junior Hockey League playoff series with Taber
Golden Suns. -- March 15, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-7c | Views of ambulance, stretcher, patient, hospital, Old
YMCA Action Centre, St. Regis and York Hotels. -- March 16, 1976. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-7d | Coach of Calgary Canucks junior hockey team
interviewed, regarding upcoming Alberta Junior Hockey League playoff series. --
March 16, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-7e | Women curling. -- March 16, 1976. -- 45 sec.; no
audio |
| F-158-7f | Officials of Calgary Stampeders football club discuss
recruiting, roster expansion. -- March 16, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-7g | Teachers union spokesman says grievance will be filed.
School board trustee defends cutting number of professional development days. --
March 17, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-8a | Interview with Skipper Voss, Texas rodeo clown and
bullfighter. -- March 17, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-8b | Canadian national volleyball team. -- March 17, 1976. --
1 min.; optical audio track |
| F-158-8c | Willie Burden of the Calgary Stampeders football club,
named Calgary's Athlete of the Year, 1975-76. Award presented May 3, 1976. Clip
of Willie Burden. -- May 3, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-8d | Views of river and city clean-up: police divers, patrol
boat, army amphibious vehicle. -- May 8, 1976. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-8e | Moira Hagerty appointed first woman senior high school
principal. Clip of school board trustee Scott Saville. -- May 11, 1976. -- 1.25
min.; audio incomplete |
| F-158-8f | Man says exceptions to city hitch-hiking by-law may
have to be made. -- May 11, 1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-8g | Woman explains how banks, retail outlets discriminate
against women trying to obtain credit. -- May 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-8h | Excerpts from Wayne Harris Roast. Harris played
linebacker for the Calgary Stampeders football club. Clips of Normie Kwong,
Jerry Keeling and George Reed. -- May 11, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-9a | Native man reads suicide note of Nelson Small Legs Jr.,
who committed suicide to protest the treatment of native peoples by the Canadian
government over the last 100 years. Reporter comments that native people now
have a martyr and a date to remember. -- May 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-9b | Father of Nelson Small Legs Jr. says he does not want
his son's death to be used as vehicle for violence. -- May 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-9c | Student says proposed increase in tuition fees for
foreign students unfair. -- May 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-9d | Views of trees on downtown streets. -- May 1976. -- 1
min.; no audio |
| F-158-9e | Alex Akiwenzie, American Indian Movement, promises the
death of Nelson Small Legs Jr. will not go unavenged. Views of funeral in
Brocket, Alberta. -- May 21, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-9f | Two marathon runners describe upcoming Alberta Marathon
Championships. Comments made on the ability of women to compete. -- May 1976. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-9g | Calgary city policeman describes his work in a local
high school. -- May 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-10a | Two energy industry analysts say new federal
government rules for Canadian participation in the oil industry may prevent some
companies from taking part in long-range, high risk ventures in the North. -- May
1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-10b | Calgary Humane Society official assesses implications
of judgement on case involving Animal Protection Act. -- May 29, 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-10c | Public opinion on hitch-hiking, hitch-hiking by-law
sampled. -- May 31, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-10d | Nancy Southern, at Spruce Meadows, describes Rocky
Mountain hunter course and competition, demonstrates horse jumping. -- May 31,
1976. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-10e | Alderman Barb Scott describes hitch-hiking by-law as
"violation of individual rights". -- May 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-10f | Federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
visits Calgary. Clark says impact of higher energy prices on rest of Canada must
be considered. -- May 1976. -- 2.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-11a | Views of construction sites; Calgary Board of
Education headquarters; apartment buildings; Calgary Housing Authority office
entrance. -- May 1976. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-11b | Man discusses resistance to province-wide testing in
schools, which may be linked to perceptions of teacher performance. -- May 1976. -
- 45 sec |
| F-158-11c | Man says homebuilders moving out of Calgary. Reporter
says that even with annexation, current price trends are not expected to turn
around soon. -- June 1, 1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-11d | Nancy Southern, at Spruce Meadows, explains dressage
event. Views of indoor horse riding arena, sand ring for practice. -- June 1,
1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-11e | University of Calgary students object to fee
increases. Views of registrar's office, bookstore, residence entrance. -- June
2, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-11f | Landlord complains about lack of respect for property
shown by social assistance recipients. -- June 3, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-11g | Intersection of 7th Avenue and Centre Street SW.
Alberta Government Telephones (AGT) construction crews lay underground cable. --
June 3, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-12a | Nancy Southern, at Spruce Meadows, explains challenge
posed by jump called "Devil's Dike". -- June 3, 1976. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-12b | Construction site at 4th Avenue SE; parking lots, old
building across street. -- June 7, 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-12c | Reporter says that United News won't censor magazines,
but that police will. -- June 8, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-12d | Man wearing medals says government should strengthen
armed forces. -- June 8, 1976. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-12e | Alberta government to lease land from City of Calgary
for public housing, most of which will be built in East Calgary, especially
Forest Lawn. -- June 9, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-12f | Views of Calgary Jimmies (Alberta Major Baseball
League) game at Foothills Stadium. Views of stadium, ballpark fence, McMahon
Stadium in background. -- June 9, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; no audio |
| F-158-12g | City of Calgary to allow Canadian Pacific subsidiary
Marathon Realty to develop land along CPR railroad tracks from city centre to
14th Street SW. Views of tracks, looking east from 5th Street SW. -- June 11,
1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-12h | Woman says landlord-tenant law without teeth, calls
for protection for tenants and more public housing. -- June 12, 1976. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-12i | Views of downtown Calgary: St. Louis Hotel, Alexandra
Hotel, interiors of taverns, restaurants, kitchens. -- June 12, 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-13a | Views of conference of native peoples. Native man
says civil servants don't understand Indian people. Button reads "Remember
Nelson Small Legs Jr., May 16, 1976". -- June 15, 1976. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-13b | Release of balloons at construction site. Clergyman
says part of downtown changed for the better, calls for more housing for seniors.
-- June 16, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-13c | Sandstone brick building christened with champagne
bottle. -- June 19, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-13d | New rules for drinking establishments now in effect.
Clip of Ed Thorne, former president of hotel association and manager of Westgate
Hotel. -- June 21, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-13e | Motorcycle stuntwoman Kerry Kezar interviewed.
Reporter's questions indicate attitude toward women in sport. -- June 28, 1976. --
1 min. |
| F-158-13f | Public opinion on pay raises for mayor, city aldermen,
sampled. -- June 29, 1976. -- 1.25 min. |
|
| Series 2 |
News footage. - September-December 1976 [Glenbow has no footage for July or August] |
| F-158-14a | Quarterback John Hufnagel signs with the Calgary
Stampeders football club. -- September 17, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-14b | Horse show-jumping at Spruce Meadows during Spruce
Meadows Masters. -- September 17, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-14c | Calgary school children urged to boycott classes to
join Canadian Labour Congress national day of protest against federal wage and
price controls. Clip of Phil Hall, local organizer. -- September 1976. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-14d | Strathcona Heights area now being prepared for future
housing. Design brief delayed one year for transportation study. -- September
1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-14e | Front view of Western Canada High School. Two
students discuss prohibition of initiation rituals, cliques in school. Inside
views of hallway, stairway and study areas. -- September 1976. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-14f | Calgary Stampeders football club team official
announces head coach Bob Baker has been fired. Joe Tiller, assistant general
manager, appointed interim coach. Stampeders' record at the time: 0 wins, 9
losses, one tie. SUB sports and leisure. -- September 24, 1976. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-15a | Views of Palliser Hotel exterior, lobby; Calgary Golf
and Country Club front gate, golf course. Reporter describes arrangement between
Palliser Hotel and golf club. -- September 1976. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-15b | Tony Anselmo, McMahon Stadium Society, outlines
proposal for expanding stadium. -- September 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-15c | Views of Lincoln Park area, including Mount Royal
College, ATCO industrial park, Currie Barracks. -- September 1976. -- 1 min.; no
audio |
| F-158-15d | Indoor, outdoor views of various Calgary schools,
including Melville Scott and Vincent Massey Junior High. -- September 1976. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-15e | Views of Inglewood, including Gulf oil refinery. --
September 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-15f | Views of Victoria Park. Woman says Neighbourhood
Improvement Program money needed. -- September 1976. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-16a | Ron Southern outlines who will participate in upcoming
Spruce Meadows Masters competition, Sept. 16-19. Views of horse and rider
practicing. -- September 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-16b | Views of Glenmore dam, traffic on one-lane road across
dam. Design of interchange at 14th Street SW and Glenmore Trail discussed. --
September 1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-16c | Calgary Stampeders football club general manager Gary
Hobson dies. Reaction, tributes from Roy Jennings, Joe Tiller, Bob Baker, Basil
Bark, Alec Recsky. -- September 1976. -- 4.5 min. |
| F-158-16d | Views of McDougall School, and other Calgary downtown
schools. Redevelopment of downtown school sites discussed. -- October 1976. -- 3
min. |
| F-158-17a | Views of intersection at 9th Avenue and 11th Street
SW. City of Calgary crew repairs damaged power lines. -- October 3, 1976. -- 30
sec.; no audio |
| F-158-17b | Joe, Tom and John Forzani discuss football careers,
athletic footwear business. -- October 17, 1976. -- 4.5 min. |
| F-158-17c | Views of Bow River valley, Blackfoot reserve, east of
Calgary. Native man says project will make money for Indian band, town of Cluny
will benefit. -- October 19, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-17d | Structure of Calgary electoral districts, impact on
election spending discussed. Man endorses ward system over "city at large"
structure. -- October 23, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-17e | Reporter, cameraman in police car. Views from inside
car of Bow Trail at 14th Street SW, Memorial Drive, near Firestone tower, and of
9th Avenue SW, at 11th Street SW. -- October 23, 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-18a | Views of apartment buildings, displaying "No Vacancy"
signs. Man says rent controls harmful. -- October 25, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-18b | Aerial views of highway interchanges in southeast
Calgary. -- October 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-18c | Views of rural area, northwest Calgary. Sign reads
"Private Property, Scenic Acres". Cattle graze in field next to residential
subdivision. -- October 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-18d | St. Louis Cardinals baseball club moves farm team to
Calgary, into Pioneer League. John Elik (Calgary Jimmies) to be a partner in
running the team. -- October 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-18e | Calgary Curling Club burns down. Club executives
discuss implications, what must now be done. -- October 1976. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-18f | Citizen demonstration in Victoria Park. Sign reads:
"City Hall's priority list for Victoria Park", arrow on sign points to toilet.
Community spokesperson demands Neighbourhood Improvement Program funding. --
October 1976. -- 2 min.; no audio |
| F-158-18g | Reporter, outside downtown CUPE office, says office
workers' strike now settled. Strike at Domtar gypsum plant into third month.
Striker says workers seeking 15 per cent wage increase. -- October 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-19a | Joe Clark, Progressive Conservative leader, enters
meeting room, to applause. Clark shakes hands, mingles. -- October 1976. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-19b | Man explains why Calgary Exhibition and Stampede has
cancelled horse racing during Stampede. -- October 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-19c | Availability of French-language education in Calgary
public schools discussed. Clip of Dan Davies, head of French department, Calgary
Board of Education. Views of classrooms. -- October 1976. -- 2.75 min.;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-19d | National Day of Protest (Oct. 14) against federal wage
and prices controls. Protest march to provincial legislature in Edmonton. NDP
leader Grant Notley addresses marchers. -- October 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-19e | Reporter, outside Calgary Transit bus garage, says
transit service unaffected by National Day of Protest (see #4 above). Clip of
Calgary Transit general manager Bob Rae. -- October 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-19f | Reporter, outside Calgary city hall, says few city
workers have joined National Day of Protest (see #4 above). Clip of city
official. -- October 1976. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-19g | Calgary mayor Rod Sykes crosses picket line to go to
work. Sykes comments on utility of National Day of Protest. Views of City of
Calgary Account Inquiries office. -- October 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-19h | Reporter, outside Calgary CUPE office, describes
turnout for National Day of Protest. Views of rally at Mewata Stadium. Clip of
local protest organizer. -- October 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-20a | Buses leaving Calgary Transit garage. Picketers stand
outside of garage. Part of coverage of National Day of Protest (Oct. 14) against
federal wage and price controls. -- October 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-20b | Views of public inquiry counter at Calgary city hall,
office workers, on National Day of Protest. -- October 1976. -- 30 sec.; no
audio |
| F-158-20c | Views of Calgary CUPE office. Aerial view of protest
march through downtown Calgary, on National Day of Protest. -- October 1976. -- 1
min.; no audio |
| F-158-20d | Calgary mayor Rod Sykes comments on Canadian Labour
Congress encouraging students to boycott school on National Day of Protest. --
October 1976. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-20e | Views of new housing subdivision. Sign reads "Keith
Construction". Reporter says builder keeping show homes open, even though no
homes available for sale to the public; federal department of Consumer and
Corporate Affairs investigating. -- October 1976. -- 2 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-20f | Street scenes in Okotoks, views of weekly newspaper
The Western Wheel in production. Man says town council not allowing "free flow
of information". -- October 1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-20g | Views of military men talking to civilians, people
climbing into plane with Canadian Armed Forces markings. Aerial views of
mountains, out window of plane. -- October 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-20h | Man explains how military helps provincial authorities
in search and rescue operations, how civilians are trained as spotters. --
October 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-20i | Views of downtown Banff, as seen from Banff National
Park administration building. -- October 1976. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-20j | Views of farm fields, harvesting, flowers, camping,
children's birthday party, Thanksgiving decorations. -- October 1976. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-21a | Native people dancing in traditional costume. Native
man says "Indian Days" held in honour of Nelson Small Legs Jr. -- October 1976. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-21b | Views of funeral procession, grave site ceremony,
native dancing, drumming. -- October 1976. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-21c | Man (with back to camera) says more people joining
Alcoholics Anonymous at a younger age. -- October 1976. -- 2.75 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-21d | Excerpt of man at podium, delivering speech, talking
about federal wage and price controls. Views of audience. -- November 1, 1976. --
2.75 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-21e | ATAC (Air Transport Association of Canada) logo.
Views of banquet hall full of people. Man says healthy air travel industry
benefits public. -- November 1, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-21f | School board trustee Scott Saville says neighbourhood
schools should be kept open, despite declining enrolment. -- November 1, 1976. --
1 min. |
| F-158-21 g | Views of cement truck tipped over, at Charleswood
Drive at 32nd Avenue NW. -- November 1, 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-22a | Man describes how Main Street improvement, paid for by
Devonian Foundation, vandalized overnight. Views of Beiseker grain elevator,
main street where trees in planters have been cut down. -- November 1, 1976. --
1.75 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-22b | Children go "Trick or Treating", dressed in costumes,
at night, on Halloween. -- November 1, 1976. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-22c | Athletes, coaches in locker room, interviewed after
football game, won by Calgary Stampeders, 36-28 over Edmonton Eskimos. --
November 1, 1976. -- 5 min. |
| F-158-22d | Reporter describes declining enrolment at Chief
Crowfoot School in Calgary, impending school closure. Reaction from school
children. -- November 4, 1976. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-22e | Sideline interview with Ron Lancaster, Saskatchewan
Roughriders quarterback, at McMahon Stadium. Views of Roughriders' work out,
including Lancaster throwing football. -- November 6, 1976. -- 3 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-23a | Man says transit workers upset over wage increase
being rolled back to eight per cent. -- November 10, 1976. -- 1.25 sec. |
| F-158-23b | Views of Remembrance Day ceremonies in Calgary,
including laying of wreaths at Calgary Cenotaph. Clips of war veterans,
discussing meaning of Remembrance Day. -- November 11, 1976. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-23c | Views of exhibit of photographs by Yosuf Karsh,
displayed in Glenbow Museum art gallery. -- November 12, 1976. -- 1.5 min.; no
audio |
| F-158-23d | Man discusses stock market reaction to election
victory of Parti Quebecois in Quebec. -- November 17, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-23e | Views of 9th Avenue SE, through Inglewood; Zoo turn-
off at 12th Street SE. Woman says city must solve traffic problems. -- November
17, 1976. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-24a | Views of apartment buildings on hillside, view of
downtown Calgary from hill. -- November 19, 1976. -- 1.75 min.; no audio |
| F-158-24b | Views of Queensland Downs in southeast Calgary.
Reporter discusses traffic problems in new subdivision. -- November 20, 1976. --
1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-24c | Indoor, outdoor views of Calgary Convention Centre.
Clip of new marketing director, who describes change in Centre policy. --
November 25, 1976. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-24d | Reporter discusses construction of new schools in
Calgary. Views of Roland Michener Elementary School in Marlborough Park. --
November 1976. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-24e | Views of Calgary Red Cross office, other buildings. --
November 29, 1976. -- 1.75 min.; no audio |
| F-158-24f | Man discusses forecasts for health care spending in
the 1980s. -- November 30, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24g | Alberta Livestock Cooperative goes out of business.
Views of industrial park complex, including truck wash, farmers' market. --
December 1, 1976. -- 2 min., incomplete |
| F-158-24h | Interior, exterior views of halfway house in Calgary.
Man says facility designed to fit into community. -- December 5, 1976. -- 3 min.,
incomplete audio |
| F-158-24i | City of Calgary reinstates five-day work week for its
employees. Ron Brown, CUPE Local 37 (outside workers) announces work-to-rule
campaign. -- December 6, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24j | Inside CFCN Radio. Views of studios, record library. -
- December 6, 1976. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-24k | Calgary Stampede president Stew Barker reviews
financial results of 1976 Stampede. -- December 7, 1976. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-24l | Ross Alger criticizes Mayor Rod Sykes' attendance
record at city council and committee meetings. -- December 9, 1976. -- 1.25 min.;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-24m | Man says Quebec unable to produce enough food to feed
itself, making independence risky. -- December 9, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24n | Man calls upon four western provinces to make joint
submission to Ottawa, regarding GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade)
talks. -- December 14, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24o | Alberta Social Credit leader Bob Clark says quotas for
Alberta students in post-secondary schools established as a result of provincial
government policy, not because of an increase in foreign student enrolment. --
December 14, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24p | Plans for $50 million project (offices, shopping,
parking) along CPR railroad tracks downtown announced. Views of site from
Calgary Tower. -- December 15, 1976. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-24q | Protest against Glenbow Museum art exhibit, sponsored
by Reed Paper. Demonstrator says Reed Paper logs in northern Ontario, without
regard for native people living there. -- December 16, 1976. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-24r | City builds new ice arena in Renfrew, to be named
after CFCN sportscaster Henry Viney. Clip of Alderman Pat Ryan. -- December 16,
1976. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-24s | Reporter describes status of plan to develop block
west of city hall, between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue SW, as government office
complex. -- December 21, 1976. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-24t | Christmas rush for post office, Greyhound parcel
delivery. Views of interior of postal plant, bus cargo terminal. -- December 22,
1976. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-24u | Reporter says superstition may keep some people from
running for public office in Ward 13. -- December 23, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24v | Calgary Mayor Rod Sykes' Christmas message covers
municipal services, racial tolerance and understanding. -- December 24, 1976. --
2 min. |
| F-158-24w | Rent controls for subsidized public housing to be
lifted Jan. 1. Reporter describes reasons why. -- December 28, 1976. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-24x | Alderman Ed Oman says 17% increase in city's operating
budget excessive. Oman says 12% (based on 8% inflation, 4% growth of city)
increase more realistic. -- December 29, 1976. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-24y | Woman says several animals given as Christmas gifts
handed over to SPCA because recipients unprepared to care for them. -- December
31, 1976. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-24z | Man says city won't run extra garbage trucks to pick
up used Christmas trees. -- December 31, 1976. -- 1 min. |
|
| Series 3 |
News footage. - January-June 1977 |
| F-158-25a | Views of bridge over irrigation canal; street in
Brooks. -- January 6, 1977. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-25b | Views of grader ploughing snow on highway, cars buried
in snow, men pushing car out of snowbank. -- January 7, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no
audio |
| F-158-25c | Man in ethnic costume describes Ukrainian Christmas.
Family sits down to Christmas dinner. Views of food. -- January 7, 1977. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-25d | Views of rural area, west of Calgary. Sign reads
"Artists View Park" (housing development). CFAC television transmission tower.
Sign reads "Artists Viewpoint". -- January 11, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; no
audio |
| F-158-25e | View of highway, looking west to mountains. Ski hill
operator says snowfall less than normal. Views of ski runs. -- January 11, 1977.
-- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-25f | Man describes plan to collect unpaid bills for
ambulance service. View of city hall account payments counter. -- January 12,
1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-25g | View of street, house with Block Parent sign in
window. Man outlines goals for 1977 for Block Parent program. -- January 21,
1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-26a | Mascot Ralph the Dog comes to city hall to pay a bill.
-- January 12, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-26b | Views of snowmobilers using trails in Kananaskis area,
encounters with obstacles in trail. Reporter says provincial Lands and Forests
Department may be responsible for obstacles. -- January 13, 1977. -- 2.75 min.;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-26c | Man comments on divorce rate, single mothers, juvenile
delinquency, need for day care for working women. -- January 17, 1977. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-26d | Views of Hillhurst-Sunnyside. Need for green space,
improved planning processes discussed. -- January 18, 1977. -- 2.5 min.;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-26e | Views of homes in Parkland, built by Keith
Construction. Company spokesman explains why show homes kept open, even though
company has no homes to sell. -- January 19, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-26f | City council gives final reading to by-law, setting
boundaries for electoral wards. Clip of Alderman Don Hartman. -- January 24,
1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-27a | View of meeting in progress, attendees leaf through
booklet "Canadian Resources and the National Interest". Aerial view of oil rig
in middle of woods. Exploration and development of new oil fields discussed. --
January 26, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-27b | Views of river valley land, south of 8th Avenue SE.
City of Calgary considering acquiring more land for park use. -- January 26,
1977. -- 2.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-27c | Calgary Cardinals baseball club unveils management
team, uniforms. Man says tryout camps for local ball players will be held. --
January 27, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-27d | School board trustee Scott Saville says school boards
must solve problems posed by declining enrolment together. Indoor, outdoor views
of William Reid Elementary, St. Patrick schools. -- January 31, 1977. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-27e | Reporter, outside Mineral Springs Hospital in Banff,
discusses concerns over quality of patient care. Clips of hospital
administrator, doctor. Views inside hospital. -- January 31, 1977. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-28a | Interview with Ron Northcott, Calgary curler, about
participating in the upcoming provincial curling championships. -- January 31,
1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-28b | Views of clerical staff working at Calgary city hall.
Man says suggestions regarding employment equity will be examined. -- January
1977. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-28c | Curlers interviewed about competition for berth in
provincial curling championships. Views of curling. -- January 1977. -- 3.75
min. |
| F-158-28d | Three people debate merits of fire alarm system. --
February 2, 1977. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-29a | Examples of medical research in progress. Views of
National Research Council laboratories in Ottawa. -- February 2, 1977. -- 1.25
min.; optical audio, no commentary |
| F-158-29b | Views of hot rods, dragsters, funny cars, stock cars,
etc., on display in auto show. -- February 2, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; no audio |
| F-158-29c | Curler interviewed about upcoming provincial curling
championships. Views of curling. -- February 2, 1977. -- 2.75 min, |
| F-158-29d | Women practise figure-skating routines. -- February 2,
1977. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-29e | View of countryside, looking west toward mountains.
View of street in downtown Calgary. Reporter discusses sharing natural gas with
Americans. -- February 3, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-29f | Views of closed gasoline station, cars parked outside.
Sign on another gas station reads "Thorncliffe Shell Service: Peter Chappel".
Chappel says profit margins have narrowed, despite increasing prices. -- February
4, 1977. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-29g | Stampede official outlines plans for new layout of
Stampede grounds using map. -- February 6, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-30a | Three people react to court decision regarding school
board affiliation, based on religion. -- February 8, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-30b | Views of Alberta Dairymen's Association convention.
Working conditions on farms discussed. -- February 8, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-30c | Disabled man (Ron Homenuke, former Calgary Centennials
hocky player) shown meeting friends, getting on bus. Reporter's questions,
actions indicate attitude toward disabled. -- February 11, 1977. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-30d | Man says criticism of alcohol, cigarettes socially
acceptable, but criticizing marijuana is not. -- February 17, 1977. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-30e | Interview with Laurier Lapierre, McGill University
professor, who says education system demands conformity, breeds racism, violence.
-- February 18, 1977. -- 1,5 min. |
| F-158-30f | Reporter says city council asked to sign statements
disassociating themselves from statements made by the mayor about the character
of the Levesque government in Quebec. Clips of aldermen. -- February 21, 1977. --
1.25 min |
| F-158-30g | Views of police car stopping traffic, checking cars at
west end of downtown Calgary. Also views of Centre Street bridge. -- February
21, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-30h | Views of city council meeting in progress, mayor Rod
Sykes presiding. -- February 21, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-31a | Views of conference on native affairs. Native man
calls for Indian unity. Second native man says federal government helping to
divide native people. -- February 24, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-31b | Views of people talking, shaking hands. Grand
entrance by head table guests at banquet. Large blue posters on wall behind head
table, promoting Jack Horner, federal Progressive Conservative MP. -- February
1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-31c | February 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-31d | Man in front of sign "Alberta Forest Service/Bow-Crow
Forest", says more snow needed to prevent forest fires. -- February 1977. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-31e | Views of office workers exercising at work. Man says
more fit employees are more productive employees. -- February 1977. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-31f | Aerial view of downtown Calgary. Views of meeting in
progress. -- February 1977. -- 1.25 min.; no audio |
| F-158-31g | Views of industrial site. Reporter says industrial
accident investigations transferred from Workers Compensation Board to provincial
Department of Labour. Clips of Herb Buchwald, Department of Labour; Scotty
Falconer, City of Calgary. -- February 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-32a | 1. Views of cattle herded into auction mart. Large
crowd of people in big room. Joe Clark, Progressive Conservative leader,
addresses audience. Reporter says war between producers and consumers of meat
will continue. -- February 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-32b | Views of barber shop. Barber says hairstylist can't
cut men's hair, nor can he cut women's hair. -- April 7, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-32c | Views of award presentation at Calgary Corral. World
Hockey Association Calgary Cowboys. Players receive awards. -- April 8, 1977. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-32d | Views of large red barn being moved to Heritage Park.
City of Calgary crews move power lines. -- April 14, 1977. -- 1.25 min.; no
audio |
| F-158-32e | Policeman says mounted patrol in Fish Creek Provincial
Park not a priority. Views of stables at Fish Creek Provincial Park. -- April 16,
1977. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-32f | Views of homes on tree-lined street, apartment
buildings. Woman says 24% of survey respondents use over half of income to pay
rent. -- April 18, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-32g | Views of Calgary Booster Club awards dinner. -- April
18, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-33a | Views of Calgary Booster Club awards dinner. Trophies
handed out. Excerpts of speech. -- April 19, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-33b | Man argues restrictions on firearms unfair. -- April
20, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-33c | Views of railroad tracks beside Macleod Trail (south
of Anderson Road), railroad crossing at Anderson Road. Man says city council
must ensure LRT line goes in correct place. Views of downtown Calgary. -- April
20, 1977. -- 2,25 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-33d | Sign reads "Chestermere
Lake/restaurant/groceries/gas". View down road, along lake shore, of docks,
cottages. -- April 22, 1977. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-33e | Views of film editing facilities. Man says private
industry should take over for government. -- April 25, 1977. -- 1.5 min;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-33f | Calgary Cowboys, World Hockey Association. Team
executives discuss lack of adequate seating in Corral, season-ticket goal,
acquiring top players to attract fans. -- April 25, 1977. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-34a | Vews of various apartment blocks. Man says he can't
make money on building, blames rent controls. -- April 26, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-34b | Man says water metres should be mandatory in Calgary. -
- April 28, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-34c | Views of new wing under construction at Calgary
General Hospital. -- April 28, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-34d | Aerial view of Glenmore dam, Elbow River downstream
from dam. -- April 30, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-34e | Views of Premier Peter Lougheed delivering speech to
audience of women. Excerpt of speech on education spending. -- April 1977. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-34f | Views of heavy oilfield equipment, sitting idle in
yard. Logo reads "Henuset Pipeline Construction". Clip of company president
Henry Henuset, commenting on loss of Alberta Energy Company contract. -- April
1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-34g | Views of Palliser Hotel from southwest corner, 1st
Street SW subway under railroad tracks. Views of proposed mural, mural on wall
of building on 8th Avenue Mall. -- April 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-34h | Picture of booklet "Being Your Own Boss - A Guide to
Running Your Own Summer Business". Woman says keeping employers satisfied major
concern of Hire-A-Student office. -- April 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-35a | Views of Memorial Park library building under
renovation. April 1977. -- April 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-35b | Views of downtown Calgary streets. Palliser Hotel,
Convention Centre, Glenbow Museum, Skyline Hotel, Regis Hotel, York Hotel shown. -
- June 3, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-35c | Exterior views of house damaged by fire. June 6,
1977. -- June 6, 1977. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-35d | Man discusses how fires are treated in another
country. June 6, 1977. -- June 6, 1977. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-35e | Man says some children are a problem to society
because authorities try to shape the child to fit the system, instead of vice-
versa. -- June 6, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-35f | Hockey game in progress. -- June 6, 1977. -- 10
sec. |
| F-158-35g | Views of tennis, squash, lacrosse match. Man
describes what happens to the eye when struck by a hard, fast moving object.
Views of helmets with visors, other eye protection. -- June 6, 1977. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-35h | Views of accident scene. Truck with load of wood
turned over on its side on road. -- June 6, 1977. -- 30 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-35i | Views of playground equipment, made of old tires.
Playground under construction. -- June 6, 1977. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-35j | Views of golf game in progress. -- June 6, 1977. -- 45
sec.; no audio |
| F-158-35k | Baseball game at Foothills Stadium. -- June 6, 1977. --
1 min; no audio |
| F-158-35l | Calgary Stampeders football club practice at McMahon
Stadium. Focus on defensive backs. -- June 6, 1977. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-36a | Man reflects on role of Canadians in Canadian Football
League, college career, adjusting to professional football. -- June 6, 1977. --
45 sec. |
| F-158-36b | Views of track meet at Foothills Athletic Park. Pole-
vaulting, sprinting, high jump shown. -- June 6, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-36c | Calgary Stampeders football club training camp.
Interview with lineman Andy Johanssen, re: his role with the team. -- June 6,
1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-36d | Views of downtown Calgary. Calgary Youth Hostel,
apartment building, old woman crossing street, Rundle Men's Hostel. Woman
discusses how to best use resources of social agency. Reporter refers to report
by provincial social services department. -- June 14, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-36e | Delay in building new hospital in High River
discussed. Building chairman Dick Newman says new, larger hospital needed to
serve growing population. -- June 17, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-36f | Views of consumer advocate Ralph Nader speaking to
meeting at Calgary Inn. Clip of interview with Nader, talking about fat content
in weiners. -- June 17, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; audio incomplete. |
| F-158-36g | Views of motorcyclists riding along city streets,
riding into parking lot at Mewata Stadium. Views of rally at Mewata Stadium,
policemen in riot gear. T-shirt reads "Helmet Laws Suck". Clip of rally
organizer. -- June 18, 1977. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-37a | Views of new Calgary International Airport terminal,
exteriors, interiors. -- June 22, 1977. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-37b | Native man says natives across Canada share common
values. Views of site on Blackfoot reserve, east of Calgary, where signing of
Treaty 7 to be commemorated. Native man discusses how ceremony will be paid for.
-- June 23, 1977. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-37c | Views of Edworthy Park, bridge across Bow River,
people dressed for formal ceremony. -- June 25, 1977. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-37d | Views of Bow Trail/Crowchild trail interchange. Man
syas once people learn about consequences of driving drunk, they are less likely
to do it again. -- June 29, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
|
| Series 4 |
News footage. - July-December 1977 |
| F-158-37e | Canada Day. Prince's Island features marching band,
flag raising, other activities. Airdrie features parade, fly-past by vintage
airplanes. Item includes aerial views of Airdrie, from cockpit of vintage
airplanes. -- July 1, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-37f | Views of preparations at Blackfoot Reserve for
commemoration of Treaty 7 signing, including parade rehearsal. -- July 1, 1977. --
1 min. |
| F-158-37g | Views of nurses on strike, picket line on 2nd Street
SW, outside Holy Cross Hospital. Views of Calgary General Hospital, Foothills
Hospital, picket line along Memorial Drive also featured. -- July 5, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-38a | Views of site on Blackfoot Reserve where Treaty 7
signing to be commemorated. People lined up in hockey rink, at table draped in
Canadian flag. Children ride hores through teepee compound. -- July 5, 1977. --
45 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-38b | Views of nurses picket line at Holy Cross Hospital,
boardroom where negotiations taking place. Union spokesman reacts to news nurses
have been ordered back to work. -- July 8, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-38c | Calgary Stampede chuckwagon race. LePage-Melton Real
Estate wagon, driven by Gary Dorchester, goes around track without a driver.
Dorchester falls out of wagon at outset of race. -- July 9, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-38d | Calgary Stampede chuckwagon race. Smokey Wilson, Doug
Nelson, Dallas Dorchester participating. -- July 11, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-38e | Views of native people in downtown Calgary, 8th Avenue
Mall, Queen's Hotel, Alberta Liquor Store (11th Avenue and 1st Street SW),
ceremony at Blackfoot Reserve. Man says he would like to see more natives on
police force. -- July 13, 1977. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-39a | Views of native children at play. Native man plays
guitar, sings, talks about what life is like for native people in city. Views of
8th Avenue Mall, police van. -- July 14, 1977. -- 3 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-39b | Views of Calgary Native Friendship Centre (interior,
exterior), Native Outreach display, school for native children, native children
at play outside suburban home. -- July 15, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-39c | Views of Calgary skyline. Reporter describes agencies
working on behalf of native people in city, focusing on housing and alcoholism
treatment services. Clips of Robbie Robertson, Can-Native Housing Corp.; Tom
Whitney, Crowfoot Lodge. -- July 15, 1977. -- 4.25 min. |
| F-158-40a | Calgary Stampede chuckwagon race. Participants:
Maclin Ford/Kelly Sutherland, Irving Wire Products/Tom Glass, Vern Mouth/Johnny
Crawford, Nomac Oil Wells/Dallas Dorchester. -- July 16, 1977. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-40b | Views of intersection at 10th Street NW and Memorial
Drive NW. Woman, man criticize city transportation department decision. Aerial
view of Memorial Drive NW in Hillhurst-Sunnyside. -- July 20, 1977. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-40c | Reporter describes federal government native hiring
program. Clip of Mr. Bear Chief, commenting on program. -- July 22, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-40d | Sampling of public opinion on usefulness of proposed
LRT line for Calgary. Views of Blue Arrow Heritage Station. -- July 27, 1977. --
1.75 min; incomplete audio |
| F-158-40e | Views of ceremony at Blackfoot Crossing, where signing
of Treaty 7 commemorated. Prince Charles smokes peace pipe with Indian chiefs. --
July 29, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-41a | Views of Heritage Park: horse-drawn wagons, main
streets, S.S. Moyie on Glenmore Lake. -- August 1, 1977. -- 45 sec.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-41b | Views of Bow River Folk Arts Faire (sic). Reporter
describes growth of festival. -- August 1, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-41c | Mayor Rod Sykes decides not to run for re-election.
Collection of other comments by Sykes on various subjects. -- August 4, 1977. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-41d | Views of suburban shopping centre and surrounding
area. -- August 4, 1977. -- 45 sec; no audio |
| F-158-41e | Views of Vulcan, Alberta. Alberta Hail and Crop
Insurance Corp. official discusses lack of moisture. Sub agriculture ; geography
rural landscape -- August 4, 1977. -- 2 min; incomplete audio |
| F-158-41f | Views of Sylvan Lake, dance in progress, fight on
street, police, ambulance attendants at work. -- August 4, 1977. -- 2 min;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-42a | Views of traffic on city streets, houses under
construction, renovation, older homes. -- August 3, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-42b | Views of military parade, signing ceremony on parade
grounds at Canadian Forces Base Currie Barracks, speech made by new commanding
officer. -- August 5, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-42c | Reporter discusses Al-Can natural gas pipeline project
proposed for MacKenzie River corridor. Clip of oil industry analyst Carl Nickle,
regarding two-year delay in construction ordered by federal cabinet. -- August 3,
1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-42d | Oil industry analyst Carl Nickle describes economic
benefits of natural gas pipeline. -- August 8, 1977. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-42e | Views of signs outside Calgary hotels: Four Seasons,
Trade Winds Motor Hotel, Calgary Inn. Hotel occupancy rates falling, Greyhound
bus traffic increased, because of strike by air traffic controllers. Views of
interior of airport terminal, CP train station. -- August 8, 1977. -- 2 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-42f | Views of oil rig, sign: "Saddle Ridge Community
Association", sign: "44th Street and 80th Avenue NE" Views of home, garden,
nearby oil rig. Woman says resource development must not infringe upon
residential community. -- August 11, 1977. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-42g | Views of 28th Session of the General Synod of the
Anglican Church of Canada, held at the University of Calgary. Discussion of
euthanasia, church responsibility for promoting social change. -- August 11,
1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-43a | Views of press conference, mayoralty candidate Brian
Scott explains why he has dropped out of race. Outgoing mayor Rod Sykes,
candidate Ross Alger comment. -- August 15, 1977. -- 3.25 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-43b | Reporter tests motorists' knowledge of metric
measurement of distance, speed. Metric system to be implemented September 1. --
August 20, 1977. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-43c | Views of Sarcee Trail, from inside moving vehicle. --
August 22, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-43d | View of city council in session. Man calls for more
public access to information about salaries of public officials. -- August 22,
1977. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-43e | Views of flood damage in basements of homes, city of
Calgary crews cleaning streets. -- August 22, 1977. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-44a | Interview in airport, with coach of baseball team,
just returned from tournament in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Calibre of American,
Canadian baseball compared. -- August 22, 1977. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-44b | Views of football game at McMahon Stadium. Calgary
Colts vs. Calgary Mohawks, Alberta Junior Football League game. -- August 22,
1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-44c | Interview with football coach Bud Riley, Winnipeg Blue
Bombers, who discusses previous week's performance of team. -- August 22, 1977. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-44d | Premier Peter Lougheed delivers speech. Clip re:
responsibility of government to ensure jobs created in Alberta for Albertans. --
August 23, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-44e | Interview at McMahon Stadium, with Tony Anselmo,
McMahon Stadium Society, re: planned stadium expansion. City council grants $1
million for expansion. -- August 23, 1977. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-44f | Views of gasoline stations, gas pumps, price signs
(76.9 cents per gallon). -- August 29, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-44g | Views of meeting hall where Anglican Church General
Synod takes place. Examples of magazine advertising for liquor, cigarettes. Man
says people should complain about advertisements. Second man says sex
stereotyping not a problem in advertising. -- August 29 1977. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-45a | Views of Heritage Park, Sam Steele ceremonial mounted
troop, participating in ceremony. -- August 27, 1977. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-45b | Views of city of Calgary crews putting up metric road
signs, Alberta Solicitor-General Roy Farran discussing metric conversion, metric
speed limit signs around Calgary. -- August 31, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-45c | Views of election campaign headquarters of Ross Alger,
Ed Oman (mayoralty candidates). Views of campaign workers planning strategy. --
September 1, 1977. -- 4 min. |
| F-158-45d | Views of antique car driving along streets of Heritage
Park. -- September 5, 1977. -- 30 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-45e | Man discusses tourism potential of youth hostels in
Calgary, Canada. Views of presentation. German man compares German, Canadian
facilities. -- September 5, 1977. -- 3 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-46a | Woman interviewed about upcoming Spruce Meadows
Masters horse show-jumping competition (contestants, sponsors, etc.). Views of
horse and rider negotiating show-jumping course. -- September 6, 1977. -- 2 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-46b | Aerial view of lake, woods. Alberta Liberal leader
Nick Taylor discusses Al-Can pipeline project. Views of downtown Calgary office
buildings, including Alberta Gas Trunk Line, Mobil Oil, Gulf Canada Resources,
Dome Tower. -- September 8, 1977. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-46c | Man discusses reconstruction of Calgary Curling Club.
Exterior views of new building under construction. -- September 8, 1977. -- 2.75
min; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-46d | Views of minister of education visiting Calgary
school. Calgary school board trustee Sam Blakeley says minister does not know
what's going on in his own department. Views of St. Rose of Lima school. --
September 14, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-47a | Excerpts of address by Quebec premier Rene Levesque to
National Conference of Editorial Writers in Calgary, re: economic future of
sovereign Quebec; attitudes in the rest of Canada toward Quebec separation;
future of Canada without Quebec. -- September 14, 1977. -- 6 min. |
| F-158-47b | Views of Devonian Gardens, in Toronto-Dominion Tower
in downtown Calgary. -- September 14, 1977. -- 1 min.; no audio. |
| F-158-47c | Excerpts of address by Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed
at Calgary Convention Centre, re: agriculture, economic association with a
sovereign Quebec, selling refined natural gas products. -- September 15, 1977. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-47d | Aerial view of York Hotel, downtown Calgary, looking
north along Centre Street; ground level views of downtown Calgary, along 7th
Avenue SW. -- September 15, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-48a | Mark Phillips (husband of Princess Anne) rides at
Spruce Meadows Masters competition. -- September 15, 1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-48b | Excerpt of speech by Alberta Progressive Conservative
MP Jack Horner, re: federal government control of oil and gas industry. --
September 20, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-48c | Views of hospital nursing station, hospital hallway.
Man says nurses are pawns in political game. Reporter says nurses will take
government to court over Anti-Inflation Board decision to roll back nine per cent
wage increase, awarded by conciliator. Sub labour health care -- September 23,
1977. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-48d | Views of comic book collectors' show. -- September 24,
1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-48e | Reporter says architect who made allegations of
corruption among city officials, is forced to apologize for remarks. Alderman
Barb Scott comments. -- September 26, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-48f | Views of convention, school classroom. Man says
school superintentent spending too much time doing paperwork, not enough time in
classrooms. -- September 26, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-48g | Views of television station control room, apartment
living room with television set. Man says cable television can be useful tool
for handicapped. -- September 26, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-49a | Reporter describes "Think West" conference in
Edmonton, organized by Financial Post, University of Alberta. Man calls for
changes to tax regime for resource industries. Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed
says focus of education system changing. Reporter describes reaction to
premier's speech. -- September 28, 1977. -- 4.75 min. |
| F-158-49b | Reporter summarizes "Think West" conference in
Edmonton, asks participants what they thought of it: focus on economic prospects.
Clip of Dome Petroleum chairman Jack Gallagher, discussing advantages of
MacKenzie Valley route for northern gas pipeline. -- September 29 1977. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-49c | Views of Coleman Collieries coal mining operation,
United Mine Workers of America picket line. -- September 29, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no
audio. |
| F-158-49d | Clip of Jack Gallagher, Dome Petroleum chairman,
proposes development of natural gas fields in Beaufort Sea, as means of
convincing Quebec to stay in Canada. -- October 1, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-50a | Views of Calgary: downtown, from Calgary Tower,
looking west, over Scotia Centre, TD Square; Memorial Drive NW; 10th Street NW,
looking north towards SAIT; Centre Street, downtown; Ward 7 election signs;
corner of 14th Street SW and 17th Avenue SW; Connaught district. -- October 4,
1977. -- 3 min.; no audio. |
| F-158-50b | View of Queensland Downs School, school children
tending garden around school. Woman says involving children in garden may
prevent vandalism. -- October 6, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-50c | Views of large field, nearby townhouses. Man says his
area gets all public housing, because no one else will accept it. Second man
says city must develop areas for affordable housing. -- October 10, 1977. -- 1.75
min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-50d | Man says problems experienced by native people in
Calgary must be addressed, proposes meeting between chiefs, city council. Poster
in background reads: "Re-elect Harry Huish, Alderman, Ward 9". -- October 10,
1977. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-50e | Mayor Rod Sykes challenges mayoralty candidate Ross
Alger to appear before city council and defend his criticisms of city
administrators. -- October 11, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-50f | Group of people stands on hillside, next to unfinished
John Laurier Blvd. Mayoralty candidate Peter Petrasuk shown. Woman says
construction of John Laurier Blvd temporarily suspended. -- October 11, 1977. --
1 min. |
| F-158-51a | Views of election signs along Calgary streets. Man
says signs removed (and candidate billed for removal) if signs prompt complaints,
obstruct view. -- October 11, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-51b | Interior, exterior views of new airport terminal,
dignitaries touring new facility. Man says computer-controlled air conditioning
system requires further testing. -- October 11, 1977. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-51c | Mayor Rod Sykes maintains defence of city staff, in
face of criticism from mayoralty candidate Ross Alger. -- October 15, 1977. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-51d | Views of north Calgary: unfinished John Laurier
Boulevard; intersection of McKnight Blvd., 48th Avenue NW; John Laurier Blvd. at
14th Street NW; townhouses, apartment buildings; election signs; Centre Street N;
intersection of Centre Street, 16th Avenue N. -- October 15, 1977. -- 2 min.; no
audio. |
| F-158-51e | Views of southeast, northeast Calgary: downtown
Calgary, as viewed from northeast; industrial areas in Bow River valley; traffic
on 17th Avenue SE; The Properties; Saddle Ridge, gas pipeline crossings. --
October 15, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; no audio. |
| F-158-51f | Views of Chinatown, in downtown Calgary. Chinese-
Canadian Association spokesman says national unity debate should not be left to
French- and English-speaking people only. -- October 15, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-51g | Views of Chinatown, in downtown Calgary. Chinese-
Canadian Association spokesman says national unity debate should not be left to
French- and English-speaking people only. -- October 15, 1977. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-52a | Views of partially-finished Max Bell Arena. Ice in
hockey arena. -- October 17, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-52b | Views of provincial court house, downtown Calgary.
New site plans displayed. Clip of Premier Peter Lougheed. -- October 21, 1977. --
45 sec.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-52c | Reporter describes efforts to develop parcel of land
at 9th Avenue and 4th Street SW. -- October 25, 1977. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-52d | Reporter describes first meeting of new city council
and new mayor Ross Alger, behind closed doors at Westward Inn. Reporter outlines
schedule for new mayor and council. -- October 26, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete
audio. no picture audio track only for part of item. |
| F-158-52e | Man says government unfairly restricting snowmobile
access to Kananaskis Country. -- October 26, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-52f | Man describes moisture conditions in Alberta, assesses
prospects for coming year. -- October 27, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-52g | Views of Miss Teen Calgary Pageant, including crowning
of new Miss Teen Calgary. -- October 27, 1977. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-52h | Group of people standing on hillside, next to
unfinished John Laurier Blvd. Politicians get explanations from city staff. --
October 28, 1977. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-53a | View of interior of new Calgary Curling Club. Man
interviewed about how club was rebuilt after fire destroyed original building one
year before. Sub sports and leisure -- November 2, 1977. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-53b | Exterior, interior views of North Hill News printing
plant, newspaper production facilities. Man comments on dispute over freedom of
speech. Sub communications -- November 2, 1977. -- 1 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-53c | Views of school buses, high school gym class.
Reporter says school boards seeking more funding from province to improve busing,
lower student-teacher ratio. -- November 3, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-53d | Man says his union wants to be trade union like
others, opposes Bill 41. Views of AUPE (Alberta Union of Provincial Employees)
convention. -- November 17, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-53e | Views of displays in large room, portraying different
cultures. Man says display intended to counter lack of understanding among
Calgarians of different ethnic groups. -- November 19, 1977. -- 1.75 min.;
incomplete audio, film scratched. |
| F-158-53f | Views of Mayor Ross Alger presiding over first city
council meeting, new council being sworn in at city hall. Clip of Ross Alger. --
November 22, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-53g | Views of people crowding into book store, John
Diefenbaker signing books, talking with visitors. Clip of Diefenbaker. Sub arts
politics -- November 22, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-54a | 1. Views of men at work in steel fabrication plant.
Man blames management for workplace accidents, saying company responsible for
debris on plant floor. -- November 23, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-54b | Man says suggestion for making Alberta a destination
for snowmobile tourists rejected by provincial government. Second man says
dealers report sales down. Views of meeting. Sub sports and leisure -- November
24, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-54c | Exterior, interior views of new Calgary airport
terminal under construction. Man warns public to expect problems on first day new
terminal open for business. -- November 25, 1977. -- 2 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-54d | Views of taxi stand outside old Calgary airport
terminal. Man says proposals for taxi service at new terminal under
consideration. -- November 25, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-54e | Views of old school which now houses Bankview Fine
Arts Centre. -- November 30, 1977. -- 1.25 min.; no audio. |
| F-158-54f | Views of downtown Calgary streets. Man says his
agency deals with "blended" families, children of divorced people. Calgary
divorce rate said to be high. -- November 30, 1977. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-55a | Views of Social Credit party convention, banners with
slogan "Take Our Government Back to the People". Clip of party leader Bob Clark,
who says the party is already preparing for the next election in 1979. --
November 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-55b | Provincial government funding of local school boards
discussed. Clips of provincial government, school board officials. -- November
1977. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-55c | Views of Deerfoot Trail Information Centre in local
shopping mall, CIL explosives plant in southeast Calgary. -- November 1977. -- 1
min.; no audio. |
| F-158-55d | Man says beds may be closed at Holy Cross Hospital,
because of financial constraints. Views of hospital equipment. Man says some
programs may be cut, to enable purchase of new equipment. -- December 1, 1977. --
1.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-55e | Banner reads "Welcome delegates to AHA convention".
(Alberta Hospitals Association) Man says health care system needs to be better
organized. Views of convention, empty hospital waiting rooms, empty beds. --
December 2, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-55f | Reporter says Alberta retailers more optimistic than
elsewhere in Canada. Over 600,000 square feet of retail space built in Calgary
this past year (1977). -- December 5, 1977. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-56a | Views of school bus, driving down road, stopping to
let off children. Views of cars stopped on cold, snowy city streets, snowplows at
work, etc. Sub environment -- December 7, 1977. -- 2.25 min.; no audio. |
| F-158-56b | Views of disabled children at work in classrooms,
getting around in institutional setting. Woman says children must be bused to
VRRI to use pool there. -- December 7, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-56c | Views of cars stopped in cold, snow, with hoods up.
Service station operator says car owners not maintaining their vehicles properly,
since the advent of self-serve gas stations. -- December 9, 1977. -- 1.5 min;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-56d | Native man says maintenance contacts should go to
people on reserve, to create employment, keep money on reserve. Same man says
federal government mismanaging funds. -- December 12, 1977. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-56e | Views of Calgary city council at work. Alderman Don
Hartman says city does not need water meters. Views of interior of water
treatment plant. -- December 13, 1977. -- 1.25 min. incomplete audio. |
| F-158-56f | Views of exterior of school, balloting in election on
Blackfoot reserve, east of Calgary. -- December 14, 1977. --
|
| F-158-57a | Alderman Nomi Whalen polls residents of her ward (Ward
12, south Calgary). 26% response rate. Focus of news item on opinions on LRT,
development around Glenmore Lake, public consultation. Clip of Alderman Whalen. -
- December 19,1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-57b | Alderman Brian Lee plans to ask city council to set up
citizens committee to look into ways of improving access to information at city
hall. -- December 20, 1977. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-57c | Views of Christmas lights in Confederation Park, on
city streets. Views of malls, stores crowded with Christmas shoppers. Man says
many people feel pressured at Christmas to live up to unrealistic expectations,
which causes stress. -- December 23, 1977. -- 3.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-57d | Views of Lilydale Alberta Poultry Marketers
Cooperative packing plant, focus on assembly line where turkeys packaged for
sale. -- December 24, 1977. -- 45 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-58a | Reporter tours grain elevator with operator. Man says
operator responsible for ensuring elevator clean, to prevent explosions. --
December 30, 1977. -- 45 sec.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-58b | Calgary Mayor Ross Alger delivers New Year's message. -
- December 31, 1977. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-58c | Woman relates example of job discrimination against
epileptics, discusses public attitudes toward epilepsy. -- December 31, 1977. --
1 min. |
|
| Series 5 |
News footage. - January-April 1978 |
| F-158-58d | Views of school classrooms. Reporter outlines options
for school board for dealing with lack of collective agreement with teachers. --
January 5, 1978. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-58e | Demonstration of video arcade game "Death Race 2000". -
- January 5, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-58f | Man says school board offficial "out of line" by
suggesting board withold teacher salaries for month of January, or until
collective agreeement signed. -- January 6, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-58g | Views of public meeting. Man says farmers plan to
stop buying machinery, fertilizer until prices come down. View of Alberta Wheat
Pool elevator at Midnapore. -- January 10, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-58h | Reporter describes dispute between Schmidt family,
Calgary Public School Board, over residency, payment of fees. Two school board
trustees comment. -- January 11, 1978. --
|
| F-158-59a | Native man describes his removal from band council,
blames those who "had something to fear" from "clean-up" of band operations. --
January 11, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-59b | John F. Mayell describes expansion of athletics
program in Calgary high schools under his stewardship, assesses achievements of
high school athletics. Views of Mayell's workplace. Subject: sports and leisure --
January 12, 1978. -- 5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-59c | Front page of The Albertan: "Sun Life move good for
PQ, Levesque says". Views of Sun Life of Canada's Calgary office. Man says
business community supports Sun Life's decision to move out of Quebec. -- January
13, 1978. -- 1.75 min. incomplete audio. |
| F-158-59d | Various views of Calgary airport, including: Concorde
in front of new terminal; interior of weather office; planes on tarmac. Man
outlines concern over delivery of weather information. -- January 13, 1978. --
1.5 min.;incomplete audio. |
| F-158-60a | Reporter describes situation facing City of Calgary,
in final year of 10-year program to acquire Victoria Park land for Stampede
expansion. Expropriation of remaining homes may be difficult, reporter says. --
January 13, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-60b | Reporter describes controversy over police raid on
gambling house in Chinatown. Views of Chinatown, mainly around Centre Street and
2nd Avenue SW. -- January 16, 1978. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-60c | Clergyman says church launching effort to get ordinary
people involved in keeping Canada together, to counter influence of media,
politicians. -- January 20, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-60d | Views of Bank of Montreal building on 8th Avenue Mall
in Calgary. -- January 23, 1978. -- 30 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-60e | Public school board trustee Scott Saville says new
board policy will ensure public school system open to all Calgary residents. Mr.
Schmidt expresses relief. -- January 24, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-60f | Bob Mackie, Vance Peters of Calgary Minor Hockey
Association, describe activities for Minor Hockey Week, state of minor hockey in
Calgary. -- January 24, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-61a | Views of ambulance personnel in action. Man says
Municipal District of Rocky View strives to ensure all rural communities served
equally. -- January 26, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-61b | Various views of City of Calgary offices. Mayor Ross
Alger, city chief commissioner outline contigency plans in case of strike by
inside workers; describe differences between city, union. -- January 26, 1978. --
2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-61c | Reporter describes situation, as city inside workers
prepare for first-ever strike. Clips of CUPE local 38 president Jim Corcoran. --
January 27, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-61d | Reporter describes public reaction to prospect of
strike by city inside workers. -- January 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-61e | Reporter says tentative agreement reached between city
of Calgary and its inside workers. Major issue: Job re-classification, impact on
salaries. Clips of union president John Corcoran, Mayor Ross Alger. -- February
6, 1978. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-62a | Induction of James (Cappy) Smart into Southern Alberta
Curling Association (S.A.C.A.) Hall of Fame. Clips of curlers Fred Storey, Ron
Northcott. -- February 6, 1978. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-62b | Welcome scene at Calgary airport. Interview with
woman about Canadian figure skating champions Brian Pockar, Peggy McLean. --
February 6, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-62c | Views of public meeting, farmers harvesting (stock
footage). Man says farmers across Canada in trouble, demands prices that will
cover production costs, with "reasonable" profit. -- February 8, 1978. -- 1.25
min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-62d | Views of blizzard in southern Alberta. Truck driver
says feed delivered to farmers, despite 15-foot drifts. -- February 9, 1978. --
2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-62e | Views of city workers, leaving meeting where
ratification vote taking place. Clip of union president John Corcoran, who says
80% of membership has voted for a tentative agreement reached with the city of
Calgary. -- February 9, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-63a | Scenes from Scotty Munro memorial night at Corral
hockey arena, before start of Calgary Wranglers-Medicine Hat Tigers hockey game.
Son, daughter of the late Scotty Munro take part in ceremonial face-off. --
February 11, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-63b | Pacific Western Airlines (PWA) Boeing 737 crashes in
B.C. RCMP officer, survivor comment. Views of crash site. Pastor offers
prayers in Sunday service. -- February 13, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-63c | Members of provincial men's curling championship rink
interviewed. Ed Lukowich, skip. -- February 13, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-63d | Sign reads "Rocky View Park". Views of mobile home
park, cats on front steps of mobile homes. Woman says cats becoming nuisance. --
February 15, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-63e | Laurier Lapierre addresses teachers at convention,
defines teachers' task, challenges people to challenge authority. Trustee Scott
Saville takes exception. Views of audience. -- February 16, 1978. -- 2.25 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-63f | Views of entrance to Calgary Zoo. Views of apartment
building, sign in front reads "The Rhubarb Patch". -- February 17, 1978. -- 45
sec.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-64a | Man says courts running out of room (in Calgary),
government to study options. Views of busy office, Rocky Mountain Plaza, doors
to provincial court, traffic court, stickers being affixed to license plates. --
February 21, 1978. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-64b | Views of University of Calgary campus: Education
building, residence tower, Varsity Court student housing. -- February 21, 1978. --
45 sec. |
| F-158-64c | Man says Calgary now second in Canada in number of
office buildings; Calgary financial, construction industries growing. Reporter
says hotel, motel occupancy rates high, indicating boom in Alberta economy. View
of Motel Village. -- February 22, 1978. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-64d | University of Calgary students protest tuition fee
increase, stage sit-in at board of governors' meeting. Clips of students saying
education a right, not a privilege or commodity. Sub education social attitudes --
February 22, 1978. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-64e | Reporter says city outside workers enjoy wide support
in dispute with city. Clips of Mayor Ross Alger, union president John Corcoran. --
February 24, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-64f | Members of city council, native leaders, sit down to
dinner. Mayor Ross Alger announces creation of committee of civic officials,
native representatives. Native leaders say creation of committee historic, long
overdue. -- February 24, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-65a | Calgary Mayor Ross Alger comments on strike vote taken
by city outside workers, promises essential services will be maintained, in the
event of a strike. -- February 25, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-65b | Views of man setting up hang-glider with motor, taking
off, landing. Man outlines usefulness, cost advantages of motorized hang-glider.
-- February 25, 1978. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-65c | Views of CFCN sports reporters throwing miniature
curling stones on curling rink. -- February 25, 1978. -- 45 sec.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-65d | Calgary Mayor Ross Alger questions whether strike by
municipal employees should be allowed. Union president John Corcoran shown
signing written strike notice. Corcoran says mayor does n't haveo authority to
take away workers' right to strike. -- February 27, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-65e | Calgary Stampeders football club president Roy
Jennings says ticket price increase necessary to keep revenue ahead of expenses,
as community-owned teams 90% dependent on gate receipts. -- February 28, 1978. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-65f | Views of picket lines in front of city hall, empty
city offices, idle work sites, city dump. Clips of CUPE Local 37 president Ron
Brown, city residents. Sub labour municipal government -- March 3, 1978. -- 1.5
min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-65g | Views of Queen's Park cemetery. Woman says she is
upset over delay in burial caused by strike by city outside workers. Reporter
says outside workers have agreed to operate city hockey arenas for minor hockey
playoffs. -- March 6, 1978. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-66a | Court of Queen's Bench rules City of Calgary acted
improperly against striking city outside workers. Lawyer promises city will
issue statement of claim, file for injunction. -- March 7, 1978. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-66b | Views of Pierre Elliot Trudeau visiting Calgary. In
address at University of Calgary, Trudeau promises government will respect native
treaty rights. -- March 11, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-66c | Views of Ramsay Community Centre. March 17, 1978. No
audio. 15 sec. -- March 17, 1978. -- 15 sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-66d | Views of picket lines in front of city hall, other
city facilities. Clips of strike leaders, who discuss wage dispute. -- March 17,
1987. -- 3.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-66e | Striking city outside workers agree to operate hockey
arenas for Calgary minor hockey playoffs. Clips of CUPE Local 37 president Ron
Brown, Murray Kolpott, past president, Calgary Minor Hockey Association. -- March
21, 1978. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-67a | 1. Views of Calgary International Airport operations,
including Pacific Western Airlines plane parking at terminal, check-in counters,
baggage handlers. Canadian Airline Employees Association (CALEA) button shown. --
March 22, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-67b | Man comments on impact of anticipated job action. Man
wears placard, which reads "CALEA, locked out", Pacific Western Airlines sign in
background. Reporter says union has applied for federal mediator. -- March 28,
1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-67c | Man says University of Calgary won't be able to
attract top graduate students, without more funding for research, scholarships.
Views of students at work in labs, drawing tables. Sub education -- March 28,
1978. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-67d | Reporter relates Ontario MP's position on federal-
provincial conferences. Clip of Conservative MP Flora MacDonald. Canada West
Foundation Conference on Canadian Unity, in Banff. -- March 28, 1978. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-67e | Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed addresses Conference on
Canadian Unity in Banff, sponsored by Canada West Foundation. Lougheed comments
on special status for Quebec. -- March 29, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-67f | Views of new Calgary suburbs Deer Run (Genstar),
Midnapore (Keith and Standard). -- March 31, 1978. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-68a | Federal minister of national defence Barney Danson
comments on discovery of satellite wreckage in North. Danson shown inspecting
troops at Canadian Forces Base Calgary. -- March 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-68b | Demonstration of Calgary Public Library book check-
out/security system. Woman says system sometimes fooled by objects other than
books not checked out. -- April 1, 1978. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-68c | Poster reads: "So you think drunk driving is funny".
Man says object of campaign is to educate people about the dangers of driving
after only a few drinks. -- April 1, 1978. -- 45 sec, incomplete audio. |
| F-158-68d | Reporter says downtown apartment vacancy rate seven
per cent, prompting landlords to convert unfurnished suites to furnished suites,
in order to attract more tenants. -- April 3, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-68e | City, union negotiators reach tentative settlement of
strike by outside workers. Clips of mediator, CUPE Local 37 head Ron Brown. --
April 4, 1978. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-68f | Views of Shell oil refinery/tank farm, Inglewood Bird
Sanctuary, Gulf oil refinery. -- April 4, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-68g | Views of downtown apartment buildings, signs read:
"suites for rent". -- April, 4 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-69a | 1. Views of people entering Jubilee Auditorium.
Reporter asks people to comment on union rejection of the city's latest offer.
Mayor Alger, city council, refuse to accept the memorandum of agreement
negotiated by a provincial mediator. -- April 5, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-69b | Views of 8th Avenue Mall, between 1st Street and 2nd
Street SW, Palace Theatre, Grain Exchange Building, at 9th Avenue and 1st Street
SW. Alderman Pat Donnelly outlines benefit of new plan for the block. Sub
geography urban landscape -- April 11, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-69c | Views of Court House, 4th Street SW. Stampede
official says he returned gift from Royal American Shows. Reporter says free
midway tickets sent to mayor's office distributed to underprivileged children.
Sub Calgary Exhibition and Stampede -- April 18, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-69d | View of Bridgeland, from top of hill, looking south to
General Hospital. Community residents want to be consulted by city, developers.
Design brief process underway, man says. Sub housing municipal government
geography urban landscape -- April 20, 1978. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-69e | Woman upset over mayor's latest offer to striking city
outside workers (CUPE Locals 37, 709). Edmonton municipal workers (CUPE Local
52) come to Calgary to demonstrate union solidarity. -- April 21, 1978. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-70a | Views of Crescent Heights, Bridgeland (around Edmonton
Trail) communities. -- April 21, 1978. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-70b | Banner reads: "Calgary Chinese Masonic Athletic Club".
Views of Chinese dragon on parade in Chinatown. -- April 24, 1978. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-70c | Striking outside workers approve settlement with city,
by 80% majority. Workers clipped say eight week strike not worth it. Union head
Ron Brown says workers better off. Mayor Ross Alger says union coerced city
council into agreeing to settlement. -- April 25, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-70d | Calgary Stampeders football club general manager Joe
Tiller comments on lagging season ticket sales, increase in parking fees at
McMahon Stadium. -- April 25, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-70e | Views of CUPE picket line, union meeting. Clip of
union leader comments on end of strike. Views of burial at cemetery, workers
tending flowers in greenhouse. Man says strike will have negative impact on
spring planting. Views of garbage, garbage trucks, coffins in hockey arena. --
April 26, 1978. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-71a | Views of garbage bags piled on curbs. Man says city
garbage collection back on schedule. Reporter says now that strike is over,
summer job applicants lining up. -- April 27, 1978. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-71b | Mayor Ross Alger holds press conference, comments on
problems caused by city outside workers' strike, city budget process, LRT,
traffic congestion, annexation. -- April 28, 1978. -- 8.25 min. |
| F-158-72a | 1. Mayor Ross Alger holds press conference, comments
on working relationship among city councillors, behaviour by union members and
Calgary residents during outside workers' strike, costs of strike. Former mayor
Rod Sykes says city paid too much to settle strike. Peter Petrasuk says city
council performance has fallen short of promises. -- April 28, 1978. -- 7.75
min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-72b | Views of Old Sun Campus, Mount Royal College,
Blackfoot (Siksika) Nation. Views of students at work in classrooms, on tractor,
in metal shop. April 29, 1978. -- April 29, 1978. -- 2 min. |
|
| Series 6 |
News footage. - May-August 1978 |
| F-158-73a | Man making speech at Calgary Chamber of Commerce.
Crime trend said to be moving to Western Canada, expertise of criminals noted.
May 1, 1978. Sub legal police -- May 1, 1978. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete
audio |
| F-158-73b | Native women shown laying blankets on ground for
family picnic. Man says he would like to see holiday continue, will present
suggestion to All Chiefs Conference. -- May 1, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-73c | School board trustee Scott Saville proposes putting
health foods in vending machines in Calgary schools. Students say they will buy
junk food elsewhere. View of school cafeteria. -- May 2, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-73d | View of City of Calgary Manchester maintenance yard.
Reporter says two vacancies for mechanics may not be filled, because of shortage
of mechanics in Alberta. -- May 2, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-73e | Building across 9th Avenue SW from Palliser Hotel
demolished. View of stores, restaurant in demolished building. Sub geography
urban landscape -- May 3, 1978. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-73f | Views of windmill, display of solar energy concepts,
solar-heated home. Solar heating system paid for by National Research Council. --
May 3, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-74a | Reporter describes sequence of events in crash of
Pacific Western Airlines flight 314, at Cranbrook B.C. in February, 1978. Only
six of 49 people aboard survive. Coroner's inquest opens in Cranbrook. Clip of
Crown counsel Dick Reinevold. -- May 8, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-74b | Views of sea cadets on parade, wreath-laying, at
Calgary cenotaph. -- May 8, 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-74c | Peigan Indians blockade Lethbridge Northern Irrigation
District wier, on Oldman River. (No Picture-Audio Only) Reporter describes
competing claims to land surrounding wier. Clips of Cal Lee, executive director,
Native Affairs Secretariat, Alberta government; Chief Nelson Small Legs, Peigan
band. -- May 11, 1978. -- 3.75 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-74d | Views of Fernie, British Columbia. Five people
explain why many Fernie residents do shopping in Alberta. Proposed secession of
southeastern B.C. to Alberta discussed. -- May 11, 1978. -- 4 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-75a | Reporter compares level of care provided by city-
operated Shagnappi day care centre, with new provincial standards. Woman says
new standards will lower quality of care drastically. -- May 16, 1978. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-75b | Exterior, interior views of new Fort Calgary
Interpretive Centre. -- May 16, 1978. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-75c | Tow truck tows police car, which has collided with
another vehicle. Committee meeting. Police officer describes departmental policy
on high-speed chases. -- May 17, 1978. -- 1 min |
| F-158-75d | Sign reads "Blackfoot Indian Reserve". Views of homes
in river valley. -- May 24, 1978. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-75e | Calgary Cardinals (baseball team) official describes
new stadium lease agreement with city. Alderman outlines his objections to new
deal. -- May 24, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-75f | Sign reads "South corridor LRT project". Views of
traffic, railroad crossings on Macleod Trail, Southland commercial office park
under construction. Man says millions of square feet of office space will be
built near LRT stations. -- May 26, 1978. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-76a | Views of Alberta Wheat Pool elevator at Iron Springs,
Alberta, public meeting, Peigan blockade of Lethbridge Northern Irrigation
District (LNID) wier on Oldman River. Man says most farmers not worried yet
about water supply, because seeding still underway. -- May 29, 1978. -- 2 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-76b | Views of shoreline, on Kinbrook Island, Lake Newell,
near Brooks, Alberta. Man says island in danger of being flooded, which would
ruin recreation facilities. -- May 30, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-76c | Peigan band council office. Man says people not from
Peigan reserve responsible for provoking crisis over irrigation wier, predicts
trouble. May 31, 1978. -- May 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-76d | Views of Okotoks, pop.: 2,600. Property taxes
increasing sharply. Mayor Bill Wylie says increased requisition by Foothills
School Division responsible for tax hike. -- June 2, 1978. -- 1.5 min,;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-76e | Peigan blockade of L.N.I.D. wier on Oldman River
lifted. Views of Chief Nelson Small Legs, answering reporters' questions. --
June 5, 1978. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-76f | School trustee Scott Saville says teachers
irresponsible to reject memorandum. Cost of lowering student-teacher ratio by
one, would be $3 million, Saville says. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-76g | School trustee Scott Saville says teachers
irresponsible to reject memorandum. Cost of lowering student-teacher ratio by
one, would be $3 million, Saville says. -- June 5, 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-77a | Justice J.V.H. Mulvane rules on Peigan claim for
compensation for access to Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District (LNID)
headworks wier. Peigans awarded $500,000. Clips of Justice Mulvane, Chief
Nelson Small Legs. -- June 6, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-77b | Views of downtown Calgary skyscrapers. Man says
businessmen must be convinced tourists expect to see Stampede fever all over
town. June 8, 1978. -- June 8, 1978. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-77c | Views of Hillhurst-Louise Bridge. Reporter says
bridge to be closed five months for repairs, beginning June 18. Man describes
detours, other work to be done while bridge closed. Sub transportation -- June 8,
1978. -- 2.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-77d | Reporter examines controversy over hiring of
aldermanic assistants. Clips of aldermen Don Hartman, Brian Lee. -- June 14,
1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-77e | Views of Canada Employment Centre, demolition workers.
Man says students don't want to work, wages of $5 per hour are "plenty" for a
student. Second man says students not looking for full-time work yet. -- June
15, 1978. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-77f | Alberta Solicitor-General Roy Farran says day care
subsidies must follow child, large government-operated day care centres
impractical. -- June 15, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-78a | City council debates LRT. Model of LRT car on
display. Views of workers assembling LRT car. Alderman says analysis of
potential ridership inadequate. -- June 16, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-78b | Views of people on 8th Avenue Mall. Man says
experiment will allow businesses to extend onto the mall. -- June 16, 1978. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-78c | Views of Toronto Dominion Square, outside only, on 8th
Avenue side. -- June 20, 1978. -- 20 sec. |
| F-158-78d | Views of balloting. Voters decide 2 to 1 in favour of
amalgamating municipalities in Crowsnest Pass. Population of new city: 7,300. --
June 22, 1978. -- 2 min; incomplete audio |
| F-158-78e | Views of river bank, while voice-over says 20 acres of
land lost annually. Man with sign: "St. Mary's Indian Reserve, No Trespassing",
stands in middle of railroad tracks. Native man says barricade will be lifted
periodically. -- June 24, 1978. -- 2.25 min |
| F-158-78f | View of Calgary Tennis Club. Club official describes
improvements made over winter, comments on setting, membership. -- June 27, 1978.
-- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-78g | Views of Calgary Cardinals (AAA) baseball team season
opener, vs. Medicine Hat Blue Jays. Includes ceremonial first pitch. -- June 27,
1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-79a | Views of Coaldale, Alberta residential areas. -- June
30, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-79b | Views of construction site. Union spokesman discusses
proposed changes to length of work week. Sign reads: "Plumbers and Steamfitters,
Local 496". -- July 3, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-79c | Views of start, finish of chuckwagon race. Focus on
CFCN rig. -- July 3, 1978. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-79d | Little League baseball game. -- July 3, 1978. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-79e | Demolition derby. -- July 3, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-79f | Boys lacrosse game, indoors. -- July 3, 1978. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-79g | Rowing competition on lake. -- July 3, 1978. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-79h | Baseball game at Foothills Stadium, Calgary. Calgary
Cardinals vs. Lethbridge Dodgers. Pioneer League (Class A). Sub sports and
leisure -- July 3, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-79i | Baseball game at Foothills Stadium, Calgary. -- July
3, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-79j | Reporter describes disturbance at Prince's Island
Canada Day rock concert, legal consequences. Calgary Police Chief Brian Sawyer
relates thoughts on crowd control. -- July 4, 1978. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-80a | Calgary Chamber of Commerce meeting at Calgary
Convention Centre. Man says constitutional debate must not overshadow economic
concerns, children must be taught Canadian identity at school. Shown: "People to
People Petition for Canadian Unity". -- July 5, 1978. -- 1.75 min; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-80b | Rally to support legalization of cannibis (marijuana),
on Prince's Island. -- July 6, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-80c | Views of Calgary Stampede preparations, including
parade route, set-up at Stampede grounds, line-up at hiring office, signage in
downtown area. Stampede official says improvements to signage planned. Sub
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede -- July 6, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-80d | Pierre Elliot Trudeau visits Calgary, officially opens
Stampede. Views of Trudeau touring Stampede grounds, meeting people. July 7,
1978. -- July 7, 1978. -- 3.75 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-81a | Views of Calgary Stampede midway at night, booth
attendant sweeping away rain water. Stampede official says profit expected,
despite lower attendance. -- July 8, 1978. -- 2.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-81b | Seniors Day at Calgary Stampede. Senior citizens
asked what they would like to see at the Stampede. -- July 11, 1978. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-81c | Views of Calgary Stampede midway. Conklin Shows
officials complain of police harassment, after carnie arrested. Clip of Colin
Forbes, western manager, Conklin Shows. -- July 12, 1978. -- 3.5 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-81d | Views of tourist information booth at 9th Avenue and
14th Street SW, Calgary hotels, including Calgary Inn, Sheraton Calgary,
International Hotel. Chamber of Commerce president Norman Green says more
coordination needed to boost tourism. -- July 13, 1978. -- 1.75 min.;incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-82a | Reporter describes feud between Calgary Chamber of
Commerce president Norman Green, Calgary Tourist and Convention Association
manager Doug Johnson, over comments made by Green. (see F-158-81, item 4) --
July 14, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-82b | Canadian Football League (CFL) game between Calgary
Stampeders, Edmonton Eskimos, at Clark Stadium in Edmonton. Regular season
opening game. -- July 14, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-82c | Views of Calgary brewery, brewery workers on strike.
Reporter says union wants more control of local plant, in case Ontario-based head
office decides to close plant. -- July 22, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-82d | Construction cranes perch on several downtown Calgary
buildings. -- July 22, 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-82e | Reporter describes dispute between Calgary public
school board, teachers. Conciliator's report recommends 7.4% wage increase over
one year. Clip of school board chairman Sam Blakeley. -- July 27, 1978. -- 2.25
min, |
| F-158-82f | Interior, exterior views of Energy Resources
Conservation Board Core Conservation Centre in Calgary. Scientists study core
samples in laboratories. Man describes importance of data generated by studies. -
- July 27, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-83a | Views of idle construction workers, striking brewery
workers. Economist says conversion to non-union workplace recipe for trouble,
larger wage settlements may lead to higher inflation. -- July 28, 1978. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-83b | Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip visit Grande
Prairie, Alberta. Views of preparations in city, people lined up on street for
parade, sod-turning ceremony for new Katherine Prittie Memorial Hospital
(includes Premier Peter Lougheed), airport arrival, departure. -- August 2, 1978.
-- 4 min. |
| F-158-83c | Views of demolition, neighbourhood streets in
Connaught-Beltline area. Man complains developers, city withhold information from
citizens. -- August 3, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-84a | Views of Sikome Lake, Fish Creek Provincial Park.
Ranger says developing swimming hole along creek, Bow River not feasible, so
artificial pond built instead. -- August 4, 1978. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-84b | View of new Municipal District of Rocky View office
building, in Calgary. Reporter says court challenge could force new facility to
close. -- August 9, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-84c | Views of Commonwealth Games shooting range, in
Strathcona County, near Edmonton. Prince Phillip attends, hands out medals to
winners. -- August 10, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-84d | Views of downtown Banff. Man says local business
paying more attention to customer service. Visitors surveyed about level of
service afforded tourists in Banff. -- August 14, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-84e | Alderman Barb Scott outlines effort to point out to
city staff the advantages of hiring disabled people, minorities. -- August 15,
1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-84f | Views of north edge of downtown Calgary, athletic
fields in residential area. Reporter says province to fund capital projects for
Alberta's 75th anniversary in 1980. City must pick a project to receive this
funding. Case made for funding construction of athletic fieldhouse. Clip of
Bill Nield, president of Calgary Booster Club. -- August 15, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-85a | Views of construction activity, striking brewery and
meat-packing plant workers, pharmacists at work, empty shelves in beer stores,
architect at work, heavy equipment. -- August 15, 1978. -- 4 min. |
| F-158-85b | Views of old downtown fire hall, antique fire trucks,
holes in ceiling, scum on floor, new downtown fire hall. -- August 16, 1978. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-85c | Reporter describes report on master plan for downtown
Calgary. View of downtown from Crescent Heights. -- August 18, 1978. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-85d | Views of Inglewood, industrial southeast Calgary,
Calgary Brewery. -- August 22, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-86a | Views of Calgary streets, through eyes of trucker
(Glenmore Trail, Blackfoot Trail shown). Accident scene. -- August 22, 1978. --
2 min. |
| F-158-86b | Views of downtown Calgary streets. Man says downtown
master plan no cure-all for social problems, some improvements may be possible.
Reporter says public hearings on plan scheduled. -- August 23, 1978. -- 3.25
min. |
| F-158-86c | Reporter says that per capita donations to United Way
in Calgary lag behind that of other cities. Man discusses reasons for this.
Views of YMCA tennis courts, pool. -- August 24, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-86d | Reporter describes non-impact of provincial
legislation regarding realtors' commissions. Views of residential streets,
realtors' lawn signs, realtors' offices (including MacCauley, Nicolls, Maitland &
Co. Ltd., P.J. Toole & Cote, Cowley & Keith, Royal Trust). Sub commerce labour --
August 24, 1978. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-87a | Air Canada cancels all flights, because of strike.
Travellers stranded at Calgary International Airport. Views of concourse, coffee
shops, air traffic controllers, etc. -- August 24, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-87b | Reporter describes plans for new civic centre for
Calgary. Man says those displaced by this project must be looked after. Views
of block west of city hall (second-hand stores, housekeeping rooms), federal
building (1st Street at 8th Avenue SE), block containing Queen's, Imperial
hotels. -- August 28, 1978. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-87c | Views of Fort Calgary, bands playing outdoors on
grounds. -- August 28, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-87d | Views of Glenmore Trail, looking east and west, from
intersection at 14th Street SW. Views of accident scenes, traffic on downtown
streets. Policeman says preventative approach taken to solving traffic problems.
Reporter says 280,000 cars registered to Calgary drivers in 1977. -- August 30,
1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-87e | Views of Oldman River valley. Man says Lethbridge
Northern Irrigation District only 26% efficient, needs money for rehabilitation.
Reporter says farmers living along Oldman River expect a dam to be built. --
August 30, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-88a | Russ Parker, owner of Calgary Cardinals baseball club,
discusses team's attendance figures. Views of Cardinals in action at Foothills
Stadium. -- August 30, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-88b | Views of deserted Air Canada ticket counters,
equipment at Calgary International Airport. Man says money, job classification
biggest issues in strike. -- August 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-88c | Sign on wall: "Glenbow Alberta Institute". Lawyer
Chris Evans, reporter discuss implication of law regarding the use of endangered
wildlife. Views of Indian headdresses, stuffed bird on display in Owl's Nest,
Calgary Inn. -- August 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-88d | Front of Crowfoot Sunrise Residence. Woman says
changes in board of directors needed. -- August 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-88e | Man explains new computer system at Stampede Park race
track, designed to improve off-track betting process. Views of system in action,
betting windows. -- August 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-89a | Lacrosse players parade in opening ceremonies of
tournament. -- August 31, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
|
| Series 7 |
News footage. - September-December 1978 |
| F-158-89b | Man complains building he has renovated to be
expropriated by city. Views of Queen's Hotel, 8th Avenue SE. -- September 1,
1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-89c | Views of harvesting (combine at work, loading grain
trucks, etc.). Farmer says good yields, prices wather expected. (See also roll F
158 90e) -- September 2, 1978. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-89d | Rancher points out damage from pipeline construction,
discusses compensation. -- September 5, 1978. -- 2.5 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-89e | Views of Calgary city council in session, considering
plans for LRT stations. Alderman criticizes council decision not to make LRT
stations wheelchair accessible. -- September 6, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-89f | Views of Calgary city council in session, considering
plans for LRT stations. Alderman criticizes council decision not to make LRT
stations wheelchair accessible. -- September 6, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-90a | Man discusses importance of National Energy Board
hearings on natural gas exploration, says 1,000 wells need to be drilled to
measure size of gas deposits in Deep Basin area. -- September 6, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-90b | Plans for new interchange at Glenmore Trail and 14th
Street SW displayed, explained. -- September 7, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-90c | Town of Stirling, Alberta evacuated, after butane
spills from railroad tank car. Views of roadblocks, stricken train, people in
evacuation centre. CP Rail official says chemical spill will vaporize in time. --
September 11, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-90d | CP Rail spokesman says shipping of propane, butane
common, that the public need not be concerned. -- September 12, 1978. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-90e | Views of crop land near Warner, Alberta. Man says all
crops damaged by rain, cold weather. Farmer says sun, wind needed to dry crops.
(See also F-158-89c) -- September 13, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-90f | Reporter says Calgary in continental climate area
(long, cold winters, mild summers). Views of city streets, crop land,
construction sites. Rain in all locations. -- September 13, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-91a | Alberta Solicitor General Roy Farran says he is
retiring to spend more time with his family, and to cut the amount of time he
spends commuting. -- September 14, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-91b | Views of Brooks Wildlife Centre, operated by Alberta
Recreation, Parks and Wildlife. Official opening. Clip of provincial government
minister. Sub sports and leisure -- September 14, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-91c | Man describes recent trends in wine consumption.
Views of lab, wine cellar. Front entrances of two Calgary wineries shown. --
September 20, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-91d | Views of construction activity in downtown Calgary. --
September 20, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-91e | Courier dispatcher at work. Views of reception areas
of Northern Messenger, CP Air offices. Reporter says courier companies welcome
extra business created by postal dispute. -- September 21, 1978. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-91f | Views of students at work in vocational school auto
shop. Man says students need more diversity of experience. Sub education --
September 22, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-92a | Views of abandoned, boarded-up railroad hotel,
station, rail line. View from Calgary Tower, looking east along 8th Avenue SE,
past city hall. -- September 25, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-92b | Calgary baseball promoter Russ Parker explains why St.
Louis Cardinals withdrew sponsorship of "A" league professional baseball team in
Calgary. -- September 25, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-92c | Calgary baseball promoter Russ Parker explains why St.
Louis Cardinals withdrew sponsorship of "A" league professional baseball team in
Calgary. Sub sports and leisure -- September 25, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-92d | Views of condominiums, other housing in Westhills
Village, Coach Hill Meadows. Woman says developer hasn't adhered to design
brief, hasn't provided affordable housing, as promised. -- September 26, 1978. --
2 min. |
| F-158-92e | Man explains why he thinks City of Calgary should
donate downtown land for new athletic fieldhouse. Views of city traffic
operations garages, Calgary Transit garages in Eau Claire. -- September 26, 1978.
-- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-92f | Camera follows Blackfoot tribal policeman on his
rounds. Officer describes role of native police force, compares salaries to that
of other police forces. -- September 28, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-93a | Interview with bantam football coach re: state of
sport in Calgary. Views of game in progress at Mewata Stadium. -- October 2,
1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-93b | Synchronized swimmer Helen Vanderberg named Calgary's
Athlete of the Year. Sub sports and leisure -- October 3, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-93c | Girls 16, 17 years old, facing criminal charges, to be
tried in adult court, instead of youth court. Views of Calgary Correctional
Institution, interior, exterior. Clip of school board chairman Sam Blakeley. --
October 5, 1978. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-93d | Alberta Liberal Party leader Nick Taylor says
provincial civil service too large, growing faster than population of province. --
October 9, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-93e | Views of fall foliage in rural areas west of Calgary,
harvest, sailing at Glenmore Lake, three-legged races in park. -- October 9,
1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-93f | Views of back of Rocky View Hospital, facing Glenmore
Lake. -- October 10, 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-94a | Ross Alger's first year as Calgary mayor, compared to
election promises re: leadership, working relations among council. Clips of
Mayor Alger. -- October 10, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-94b | Report on Calgary's long-term transportation needs
approved by city council committee. Views of Calgary streets, traffic. --
October 11, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-94c | Ross Alger's first year as Calgary mayor. Clips of
Ron Brown, CUPE, and Norm Green, Calgary Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Alger.
Discussion of downtown civic centre project, land acquisition. Views of
construction sites, Calgary roads. -- October 11, 1978. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-94d | Publisher Mel Hurtig says energy industry lacks
credibility, tailors supply forecasts to suit its interests. -- October 13, 1978.
-- 1 min. |
| F-158-95a | Sign reads: "Sarcee Indian Reserve No. 146". Views of
Sarcee band offices, at Anderson Road and 37th Street SW entrance to reserve. --
October 13, 1978. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-95b | Group promoting legalization of marijuana sponsors
horse race at Stampede Park. Man says all groups welcome to sponsor races.
Views of track, winners' circle. -- October 13, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-95c | Postal workers on strike. Views of CUPW picket line,
Canada Post mail processing plant. Man says management unpredictable, antagonism
likely to increase. -- October 18, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-95d | Crime in Chinatown concerns community leaders. Lack
of social cohesion blamed. Views of Chinatown buildings, streets. -- October 18,
1978. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-95e | Views of striking postal workers' picket line, parked
Canada Post vehicles outside mail processing plant. Man says law unjust, workers
should not go back to work. Calgarians asked if they think postal workers should
go back to work. Most say yes. -- October 19, 1978. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-95f | Views of people arriving at Canada Post mail
processing plant, views of sorting machines inside plant. Man says no one being
fired yet. Second man says another walkout likely, unless management improves. --
October 26, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-96a | Views of homes under construction in Strathcona, Coach
Hill; views of residential areas in Calgary, Airdrie; school buses picking up,
dropping off children. Man expresses safety concerns. -- October 26, 1978. --
3.5 min. |
| F-158-96b | Views of LRT construction activity along CP Rail right-
of-way through south Calgary. Reporter explains agreement between CP Rail, City
of Calgary, under which construction proceeds. -- October 27, 1978. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-96c | Accident scene. Installation of sign at 9th Avenue SW
at Mewata Stadium, indicating annual number of traffic fatalities in city. --
October 27, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-96d | Reporter says traffic on northbound 14th Street SW
severely congested, lane-widening on causeway slowing eastbound traffic on
Glenmore Trail. Aerial view of causeway, looking west. -- October 30, 1978. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-96e | Bearspaw water treatment plant shut down two months
for installation of two new pumping units. Views of lab where water samples
tested. -- October 30, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-97a | Alberta Liberal Party leader Nick Taylor says Alberta
has one-man government; also that Liberal party growing in membership, raising
more money. -- October 30, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-97b | Calgary Stampeders football players John Helton, Tom
Forzani, others, asked to explain success of team in 1978. -- October 30, 1978. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-97c | Views of University of Calgary Dinosaurs football team
playing University of Saskatchewan Huskies at McMahon Stadium. Coach Mike Lashuk
explains Dinosaur defeat. -- October 30, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-97d | Reporter outlines arguments against city land-
acquisition program for civic centre project. Views of buildings around city
hall, now owned or leased by city. -- October 31, 1978. -- 5 min. |
| F-158-98a | Scenes of destruction caused by fire in Olds. Skating
rink, curling rink, agricultural building, several homes, two grain elevators
destroyed. Fire blamed on Halloween pranksters. -- November 1, 1978. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-98b | Reporter says grain from elevators destroyed by fire
still smoldering under surface, bursting into flame when disturbed. -- November
6, 1978. -- 30 sec |
| F-158-98c | Views of Salvation Army building at 7th Avenue and 1st
Street SE. Plaque reads "Salvation Army, erected in the glory of God, in memory
of Henry and Eleanor Tomkins". Clip of Alderman Barb Scott, criticizing city
council decision regarding building. -- November 6, 1978. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-98d | Report says city saved $1.2 million not paying
striking outside workers earlier in 1978. Alderman Don Hartman says overtime by
managers cost city more than was saved. -- November 7, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-98e | Views of Coutts border crossing, signs referring to
exchange rate between Canadian, U.S. dollar. Reporter buys American money in
bank. -- November 8, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-98f | Baseball executive explains why Montreal Expos decided
to place rookie league ("A" level) team in Calgary. -- November 8, 1978. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-99a | Views of housing conditions on Indian reserve. Views
of interior, exterior of house. Native man says council members have lost
confidence in senior representatives. -- November 9, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-99b | Views of people lined up in cold weather to buy
tickets for Calgary Stampeders' first CFL playoff game since 1971, at McMahon
Stadium. -- November 9, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-99c | Views of rally at city hall for Calgary Stampeders,
before playoff game against Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Views of Calgary Stampede
band, Outrider cheerleaders, Ralph the Dog. -- November 10, 1978. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-99d | Views of Remembrance Day ceremonies at Jubilee
Auditorium, cenotaph in downtown Calgary. Views of soldiers, veterans,
spectators. -- November 11, 1978. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-99e | Views of Salvation Army building, Single Men's Hostel,
other housing in downtown Calgary. -- November 11, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-100a | Fire boxes installed on telephone poles around
Calgary now obsolete, taken out of service. Views of fire department emergency
dispatch centre, fire department memorabilia. -- November 13, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-100b | Calgary Stampeders win Western Football Conference
(WFC) semi-final, defeating Winnipeg. Post-game interview in locker room with
Tom Forzani. -- November 13, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-100c | John Porter, Independent Petroleum Association of
Canada (IPAC), Ted Bah, Canadian Petroleum Association (CPA), criticize Petro-
Canada purchase of Phillips Petroleum Company shares in Pacific Petroleum
(Pacific 66 gasoline stations). -- November 14, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-100d | Hospital support workers in Calgary go on strike.
Clips of union, hospital officials. Views of press conferences, picket lines. --
November 20, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-100e | Calgary Stampeders lose to Edmonton Eskimos in WFC
final, in Edmonton. Views of welcome at airport. Post-game interviews in locker
room include John Helton, Jack Gotta, Stampeders; Tom Wilkinson, Eskimos. --
November 20, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-101a | Sign reads "Welcome to the land of the Bloods".
Views of homes, horses, farm machinery, entrance to Kiani Industries. Native man
says land ownership big issue with young. -- November 20, 1978. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-101b | Views of press conference, picket line in front of
hospital. Two picketers express opinions on value of strike by hospital support
workers. -- November 28, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-101c | Reporter relates testimony by first witness at
inquiry into Halloween night fire in Olds, which destroyed winter recreation
facilities and grain elevators. -- November 28, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-101d | Father David Bauer announces Calgary to be home base
for Canada's Olympic hockey team, for 1980, 1984 Winter Games. -- November 29,
1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-101e | Owners of Calgary hockey teams (Wranglers,
Stampeders, Spurs) react to news of Olympic hockey team being based in Calgary.
View of Calgary Stampede Corral hockey arena. -- November 30, 1978. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-102a | Premier Peter Lougheed dedicates monument at
Foothills Hospital. New building under construction. Striking hospital support
staff heckle premier. -- December 1, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-102b | Hardyville (pop. 520) residents vote in favour of
annexation by city of Lethbridge. Views of public meeting. Clips of municipal
officials. -- December 1, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-102c | Hospital support workers vote in favour of tentative
agreement, in meeting at Jubilee Auditorium. Clips of union spokesman, unhappy
workers. -- December 4, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-102d | George Kingston, University of Calgary hockey coach,
describes potential benefits of association with Canadian Olympic hockey team. --
December 4, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-102e | Social agencies could face eviction if old YMCA
building closed. Views of offices inside building. -- December 5, 1978. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-103a | City of Calgary unveils Calgary River Valleys Plan.
Woman describes advantages of citizen involvement. Views of Bow River at
Edworthy Park. -- December 6, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-103b | Vietnamese refugees housed in York Hotel. Calgary
Immigrant Aid Society coordinates donations for refugees. -- December 8, 1978. --
2 min. |
| F-158-103c | Police detectives question complainant, man accused
of sexual assault. Reporter says police encouraging rape victims to come forward
and report crime. -- December 16, 1978. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-103d | Views of Crowchild Trail, at 17th Avenue SW and 26th
Avenue SW. -- December 18, 1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-103e | Views of mobile home subdivision in Airdrie, Alberta.
Clip of provincial Social Credit leader Bob Clark, describing plight of some
mobile home owners. -- December 19, 1978. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-104a | Christmas shoppers fill downtown stores. Views of
8th Avenue Mall, The Bay, Scotia Centre. -- December 20, 1978. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-104b | Boxing Day shoppers at Woolco store. -- December 26,
1978. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-104c | Man says discovery of Deep Basin natural gas field
and West Pembina oil field and go-ahead for Syncrude oil sands plant, bode well
for energy industry in coming year. -- December 27, 1978. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-104d | Man describes inconvenience caused by plumbing
problems, flooding in basement, in Airdrie mobile home. Views of mobile home
subdivision. -- December 28, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-104e | View of judge at bench in court room. -- December 28,
1978. -- 10 sec. |
| F-158-104f | Man interviewed about major midget hockey tournament
in Calgary, comments on style of play, organization, prestige of tournament.
Views of hockey game in progress. -- December 28, 1978. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-105a | Hockey game in progress. Midget level tournament.
(See F-158-104, Item 6). -- December 28, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-105b | Cold weather grips Calgary. Views of Crowchild
Trail, other snow-covered streets. Motorist adjusts car. Environment Canada
staff explain source of cold weather. -- December 29, 1978. -- 1.75 min. |
|
| Series 8 |
News footage. - January-April 1979 |
| F-158-265c | Provincial election. Provincial New Democratic Party
leader Grant Notley criticizes the Social Credit party's tax policy and says the
Social Credit party will no longer exist after the election. -- January 1979. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-105c | Views of 8th Avenue SE, between 1st Street and
Macleod Trail SE. Quick cash services, pawn shops shown. -- January 2, 1979. --
1 min. |
| F-158-105d | Former U.S. president Gerald Ford visits Calgary.
Views of airport arrival, news conference, dinner and speech at Calgary
Convention Centre. -- January 3, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-105e | Calgary Stampede may replace CRCA (Canadian Rodeo
Cowboy Association) cowboys, stock this year, because of CRCA demands. Clip of
Stampede president Les Blackburn. -- January 4, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-105f | Views of Spiller Road, cemetery, vacant land on south
side of Glenmore Lake, 14th Street SW at 90th Avenue SW. City council decision,
fundraising goals discussed. -- January 9, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-106a | Farmers stage noisy protest on steps of legislature
in Edmonton. Reporter says transportation problems cost grain farmers $2,000 to
$3,000 each last year. Premier Peter Lougheed says political will needed to
improve grain transportation system. Views of grain trains, elevators, port
facilities. New $100 million grain terminal for Prince Rupert discussed. --
January 9, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-106b | Views of native people on Calgary streets. Chief
Nelson Small Legs says many natives come to city with high expectations. --
January 10, 1978. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-106c | Premier Peter Lougheed says grain transportation a
federal responsibility. Federal transport minister Otto Lang announces federal
funding for Prince Rupert grain terminal. -- January 10, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-106d | Views of -30 degree weather in Calgary. Construction
worker, letter carrier discuss how they cope. -- January 11, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-106e | Canadian Rodeo Cowboy Association (CRCA) spokesman
describes his group's negotiating position, in a dispute with the Calgary
Stampede over prize money and entry formulas. Chuckwagon driver Kelly Sutherland
comments. -- January 11, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-107a | Credit Suisse opens branch in Calgary. Reporter says
12 foreign banks from six countries now have Calgary branches, up from none five
years ago. Views of Gulf Canada Square, under construction. -- January 12, 1979. -
- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-107b | St. Francis Browns annual basketball tournament set
to begin. Browns' coach interviewed, views of game in progress. -- January 12,
1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-107c | Opponents of extension of Shaganappi Trail through
Edworthy Park demonstrate in park. -- January 13, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-107d | Calgary public schools to open in August. Clips of
school board officials, giving reasons for opening schools earlier. -- January
15, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-107e | New trade and convention centre project announced at
press conference. Coliseum, hotel, trade show and conference complex ("Ehret
Centre") to be located on site of old Firestone plant. -- January 18, 1978. --
2.75 min. |
| F-158-108a | Collection of Asian, Latin American artifacts given
to Glenbow Museum. Clip of museum director Duncan Cameron, who says expansion may
be necessary. -- January 19, 1979. -- January 19, 1979 |
| F-158-108b | Time Air turbo-prop plane takes on passengers, taxis
out onto airport runway. Man says pilots' allegations will be investigated. --
January 19, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-108c | Indian Friendship Society launches referral program
for native people in Calgary. Views of Greyhound bus terminal. -- January 23,
1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-108d | Editorial by Mike Adams, CFCN Sports, about conduct
of Jim Morley, owner of Calgary Wranglers junior hockey club. -- January 19,
1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-108e | Calgary Wranglers owner Jim Morley elaborates on his
remarks published in the Calgary Herald newspaper. Morley says he can't afford
to lose money running the Wranglers franchise for another season. -- January 23,
1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-108f | Man talks about problems experienced by fire
fighters. Views of conference. -- January 25, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-108g | Views of bridge over Bow River, oil slick in river,
people attempting to remove oil from duck. -- January 25, 1979. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-108h | Views of Calgary Catholic high school. Vandalism
problem, school's bad reputation discussed. Views of phys-ed and shop classes,
school hallways. -- January 25, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-109a | Reporter says 12% of "aged Albertans" are in some
kind of institution, the highest rate of institutionalization in the world.
Expert says most of these people are single and over 85 years of age. -- January
25, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-109b | Woman figure skater discusses her preparations for
upcoming Canadian championships. -- January 25, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-109c | Robin Laycock discusses transition from junior
(Calgary Canucks) to intercollegiate (University of Calgary Dinosaurs) hockey.
Dinosaurs' coach George Kingston comments on Laycock's progress. Sub sports and
leisure -- January 25, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-109d | Views of last year's elevator fire in Olds. --
January 25, 1979. -- 15 sec. |
| F-158-109e | Views of University of Calgary Dinosaurs hockey
practice. -- January 25, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-109f | Brian Pockar assesses his progress since last year's
Canadian figure skating championships, and his prospects for this year's
competition. -- January 25, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-109g | Calgary Stampeders' Jack Gotta wins CFL Coach-of-the-
Year honours and Annis Stukus Trophy. Edmonton Eskimos alumni Don Getty makes
presentation. -- January 26, 1979. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-110a | Views of Calgary Catholic high school. Man compares
Bishop Grandin and St. Mary's to Bishop Carroll, in terms of academic ability of
students, and approaches to education. -- January 27, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-110b | Funeral for former Calgary mayor Don Mackay, at
church in Crescent Heights. Premier Peter Lougheed in attendance. -- January 31,
1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-110c | Interview with Dave King, coach of Billings Mustangs
of Western Canada Junior Hockey League, in town for game with Calgary Wranglers.
King discusses trade that sent Pat Conacher to Saskatoon. -- January 31, 1979. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-110d | Interview with Lanny MacDonald, Toronto Maple Leafs,
in Calgary. MacDonald discusses Leafs' problems winning in NHL this season. --
January 1979. -- 1.75 min |
| F-158-110e | Provincial government announces financial assistance
to municipalities. Funds to be drawn from $1.9 billion operating surplus. Clip
of Calgary mayor Ross Alger. -- February 1, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-110f | CUPE petition against city council pay raises opposed
by some aldermen. Clips of Alderman Pat Donnelly, unidentified alderman, CUPE
Local 37 president Ron Brown. -- February 1, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-111a | Canadian Rodeo Cowboys Association (CRCA) sanctions
Calgary Stampede Rodeo Royal, after settling dispute with Stampede over prize
money. -- February 5, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-111b | Calgary police to concentrate efforts on drug
dealers, instead of users. Clip of Chief Brian Sawyer, who says resources must be
allocated more effectively. Drug paraphernalia shown. -- February 8, 1979. --
2.5 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-111c | Calgary Stampeders football club report profit of
$177,000 for 1978. Attendance 98.8% of capacity. -- February 8, 1979. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-111d | Paul Devlin defeats Ed Lukowich 7-4 at the Stampede
Corral, to win the Alberta men's curling championship, and a berth in the Brier
(national championship) in Ottawa. Interviews with Devlin, Lukowich. Trophy
presentation shown. -- February 8, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-111e | Federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
meets party faithful in Calgary, comments on delay in federal election call. --
February 14, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-112a | City council throws out CUPE petition against pay
raises on technicality. Reaction from union leader Ron Brown, people on Calgary
street. -- February 14, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-112b | Premier Peter Lougheed campaigns in Sport Chek,
Safeway stores. Provincial election scheduled for March 14. -- February 17, 1979.
-- 1 min. |
| F-158-112c | Views of Mormon Temple, Main Street in Cardston,
Alberta. Premier Peter Lougheed promises compensation for Peigan Indians will be
settled by next spring. Local PC (Progressive Conservative) candidate: Johnny
Thompson. Sub geography rural landscapes politics -- February 21, 1979. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-112d | Premier Lougheed speaks to election rally in
Drumheller, in support of local PC candidate Nicki Clark. Views of downtown
Drumheller. Clip of federal PC MP Gordon Taylor. -- February 22, 1979. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-112e | Parkdale Community Association holds election forum,
PC candidate Neil Webber does not attend. Clips of Webber, community residents. -
- February 23, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-113a | Candidates running against Premier Peter Lougheed in
Calgary West featured. Frank Cottingham, Social Credit; Barb Scott, Liberal,
unidentified, NDP. -- February 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-113b | Alberta NDP leader Grant Notley speaks at rally for
NDP candidates in Lethbridge. -- February 27, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-113c | Views of Calgary Public Building. City alderman says
city council can protect historic buildings, no new bureaucracy needed. --
February 27, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-113d | Social Credit leader Bob Clark campaigns at North
Hill Mall, Calgary. Clark shakes hands with shoppers. -- February 1979. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-113e | Social Credit leader Bob Clark campaigns in Fort
Macleod. "No host" luncheon for candidate Roelof Heinen in restaurant. --
February 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-114a | Social Credit leader Bob Clark campaigns in
Blairmore. Views of Blairmore main street. Clip of local candidate Elmer
Borstad. Provincial election March 14. -- February 1979. -- 1.75 min |
| F-158-114b | Views inside, outside motorhome used by Social Credit
leader Bob Clark to travel around Alberta during election campaign. Provincial
election March 14. -- February 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-114c | Meeting in Vulcan, Alberta to nominate Social Credit
candidate for Little Bow constituency. Ray Speaker acclaimed. Social Credit
party leader Bob Clark makes appearance. Provincial election March 14. --
February 1979. -- 6.25 min. |
| F-158-115a | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley campaigns in kitchen of community hall. Speech concerns highways,
Heritage Fund. -- February 1979. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-115b | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley boards small plane, answers question about meeting with provincial
minister of transportation, regarding paving highway 49. -- February 1979. -- 3.5
min. |
| F-158-115c | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley prepares for television interview. -- February 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-115d | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley speech to meeting for candidate Anne Hemmingway. Topics include
public ownership of utilities, prices for farm commodities. -- February 1979. --
2.75 min. |
| F-158-116a | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley speech to "coffee party" in farmhouse. Topics include role of MLA. -
- February 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-116b | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley reacts to election call, comments on issues, focus, likely result of
campaign. -- February 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-116c | Provincial election March 14. Premier Peter Lougheed
press conference in Lethbridge. Lougheed comments on role of Lethbridge MLAs
John Gogo, Dick Johnston; Progressive Conservative party strategy. Views of
Lougheed campaigning door to door. -- March 1979. -- 4 min. |
| F-158-117a | Provincial election March 14. Premier Peter Lougheed
press conference. Lougheed reacts to statements made by federal energy minister
Alistair Gillespie, regarding Alberta oil and gas royalties. -- March 1979. --
3.5 min. |
| F-158-117b | Provincial election March 14. Premier Peter Lougheed
speech to rally in Red Deer. Topics include oil and gas royalties and prices,
Heritage Trust Fund, cost of education and health care. -- March 3, 1979. -- 7
min. |
| F-158-117c | Provincial election March 14. Excerpts show pomp and
pagentry of election rally for Progressive Conservative candidate Elmer Borstad.
March 1979. 1 min. -- March 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-118a | Provincial election March 14. Premier Peter
Lougheed, Treasurer Lou Hyndman press conference. Briefing on result of
constitutional conference. Constitutional process since 1971 reviewed. Lougheed
lists most important issues: amending formula, provincial powers, natural
resource taxation, proposed Charter of Rights (French language education),
negotiating stance of provincial government. -- March 1979. -- 8.75 min. |
| F-158-118b | Provincial election March 14. Premier Peter Lougheed
visits returning office. Several people shown signing Lougheed's nomination
papers. -- March 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-119a | Views of Red Deer. Local candidate Jim Foster shown
greeting people. Premier Peter Lougheed addresses meeting. (See also F-158-117b)
-- March 3, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-119b | Drumheller Sun newspaper headline. Views of campaign
headquarters of Ken Taylor (Social Credit) and Mickey Clark (Progressive
Conservative), streets of Drumheller. -- March 3, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-119c | Views of Scott Saville "election luncheon". Clip of
Saville addressing luncheon. -- March 8, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-119d | Air Canada seat sale prompts big response, travel
agents swamped. Views of Calgary International Airport. -- March 9, 1979. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-119e | Election forum, organized by local women's group.
Progressive Conservative candidate does not attend, woman says Tories don't care
about women's issues. -- March 12, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-119f | Calgary Stampeders' coach and general manager Jack
Gotta discusses progress of construction at McMahon Stadium. Seating expanded,
new press box being added. -- March 13, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-119g | Views of CFCN News election night studio. -- March
14, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-120a | Provincial election March 14. Alberta NDP leader
Grant Notley on Election Day, in Spirit River, Alberta, Fairview constituency. --
March 15, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-120b | Provincial election March 14. Election night
headquarters of Premier Peter Lougheed. Views of Lougheed's victory speech, press
conference. Tories win 74 of 79 seats in legislature. -- March 15, 1979. -- 3.75
min. |
| F-158-120c | Provincial election March 14. Man compares
leadership, public perception of Premier Peter Lougheed, federal Progressive
Conservative leader Joe Clark. -- March 15, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-120d | Views of McDougall School in downtown Calgary.
Alderman Barb Scott says school board should reconsider closures. -- March 19,
1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-120e | Native peoples hold conference. Banner reads: "Our
Future Together, Indian Government and Self-Determination". Man says funding for
services inadequate. -- March 19, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-121a | Alberta-bred horse runs in large-stakes horse race in
Santa Anita, California. Trainer, jockey review performance. -- March 19, 1979. -
- 2 min. |
| F-158-121b | Views of construction of interchange at Glenmore
Trail and 14th Street SW. -- March 20, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-121c | New Calgary Parking Authority parkade to open March
23. Cost: $15 million, downtown developers pay one-third of cost. 1,500 stalls.
Located behind Gulf Canada Square, over CPR tracks, between 9th and 10th Avenue
SW. Serviced by $500,000 computerized ticketing system. -- March 21, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-121d | Discussion of Team Rodeo format, employed at Rodeo
Royal, in Stampede Corral. Views of bareback, calf-roping, bull riding, barrel
racing. -- March 21, 1979. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-121e | Model of proposed, new dinosaur park at Calgary Zoo. -
- March 22, 1979. -- 1 min.; no audio |
| F-158-122a | Rodeo clown plays with bull, using barrel. Rodeo
Royal, in Stampede Corral. -- March 24, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-122b | Rodeo Royal, Stampede Corral. Views of bareback,
saddle bronc, calf-roping, bull riding. -- March 26, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-122c | Views of propane loading facility at Midnapore.
Reporter outlines dangers posed by facility's location. -- March 28, 1979. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-122d | Report of the committee on beverage alcohol
legislation to the Attorney-General published. Selling wine in grocery stores
proposed. -- March 19, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-122e | City of Calgary, Campeau Corp. in dispute over price
of land on east shore of Glenmore Lake. City wants to expropriate land for park,
Campeau wants to develop land for multi-family housing. -- April 2, 1979. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-122f | Political rally. Jack Horner, Pierre Trudeau
featured speakers. Excerpts of speeches by Horner, Trudeau. -- April 2, 1979. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-123a | Driver of snowplough, alleged to have been on the
runway when PWA 737 jet crashed at Cranbrook airport in 1978. Driver describes
his personal experiences since the crash. -- April 2, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-123b | Views of blocks near city hall, due to be sold and
demolished for new Civic Centre project. Reporter explains merchants'
expectations re: prices. -- April 3, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-123c | Physician who was on the scene, snowplough driver
discuss effectiveness of rescue efforts, following crash of PWA 737 jet at
Cranbrook in 1978. -- April 4, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-123d | Federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark
visits High River. Speech at Senator Riley High School. Reception at house in
High River. -- April 4, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-124a | Easter Parade in downtown Calgary. -- April 7, 1979. -
- 50 sec. |
| F-158-124b | Alderman Pat Donnelly complains about tactics used by
community activists. Activist responds. Reporter describes activists' influence
at city hall. -- April 9, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-124c | Pierre Trudeau speech re: national energy policy, at
Petroleum Club. Two businessmen express disappointment with what Trudeau said. --
April 10, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-124d | Passenger train given ceremonial send-off from
Calgary station. One-car train (dayliner?). -- April 12, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-124e | Ontario premier William Davis speech to Canadian
Petroleum Association in Calgary. Davis lists disagreements with Alberta
government, including differences over corporate taxation, inter-provincial
trade, price of oil. -- April 12, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-124f | Ceremonies mark opening of Sikh temple in Calgary.
Church spokesman describes relations with community. -- April 14, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-124g | Interior, exterior views of Queen's Hotel, hotel
tavern. Patrons describe atmosphere. Hotel to be demolished to make way for new
civic centre. -- April 16, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-125a | Home in Inglewood threatened by build-up of gasoline
in ground underneath. Gulf Oil tank farm across street. Views of immediate area,
intersection of Blackfoot Trail, 9th Avenue SE. -- April 17, 1979. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-125b | Mayor Ross Alger assesses first half of city
council's term of office. Clips of Alger, commenting on labour relations,
southward Sarcee Trail extension. -- April 19, 1979. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-125c | Views of Lake Bonavista shoreline. Homeowners
association to vote on policy on swimming in lake. -- April 25, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-125d | Sunshine Village ski area conforms to Parks Canada
guidelines re: waste disposal. Views of lower runs of ski area, spring ski wear.
-- April 28, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
|
| Series 9 |
News footage. - May-August 1979 |
| F-158-259c | Interview with Calgary East New Democratic Party
candidate Barry Paschuk. -- May 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-261b | Clip of Calgary North MP Daryl Rainmaker on incumbent
Progressive Conservative MP Eldon Woolliams. -- May, 1979.. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-259b | Rhinosaurus Party candidate for Calgary South, Dave
E. Fred Lamb, holds a press conference. He discusses Rhino Party policy. -- May
1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-261c | Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau addresses a Calgary
audience. He talks about himself and the Liberal Party's natural resources
policy. -- April 1979.. -- 8.5 min. |
| F-158-126a | Federal election May 22. Speech by Jim Thomson,
Progressive Conservative candidate. Thomson promises Petro-Canada will be sold
to Canadians. -- May 1, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-126b | Calgary public school board chairman Sam Blakeley
says there will be no school closures this year. -- May 3, 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-126c | Federal election May 22. Liberal, Progressive
Conservative candidates go door-to-door in Calgary North. -- May 3, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-126d | Views of intersection at 16th Avenue and 52nd Street
NE. Clip of Mayor Ross Alger, re: interchange construction. -- May 3, 1979. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-126e | Federal election May 22. Rally for New Democratic
Party. Speech by federal NDP leader Ed Broadbent. Broadbent proposes natural
gas bank, calls for end to corporate concentration in wholesale/retail sector. --
May 4, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-126f | Canadian Armed Forces exercise, in field. Women
appear in combat role. -- May 5, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-127a | Views of Calgary CNIB (Canadian National Institute
for the Blind) building. Man explains voting card for blind people. -- May 8,
1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-127b | Parade in downtown Calgary. Lord Strathcona's Horse,
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Inspection by Mayor Ross Alger at
city hall. -- May 8, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-127c | Man describes institutional efforts regarding sports
programs for women and men. Woman says male and female programs should be kept
separate. -- May 9, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-127d | Views of building construction in Calgary. Two men
say processing and developing land a complex process, needing simplification. --
May 10, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-127e | Federal election May 22. Candidates John Kushner
(Progessive Conservative) and Albert Ludwig (Liberal) campaign in Calgary East. --
May 11, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-128a | Peigan Indians sign two-year access agreement with
Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District. Clip of Peigan Chief Nelson Small Legs.
-- May 14, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-128b | Calgary public school board chairman Sam Blakeley
says school system costs $182 million to operate. A nine per cent tax increase
may be necessary. -- May 15, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-128c | Police, fire department personnel, at scene of
accident. Truck with camper drives off bridge. -- May 16, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-128d | Technicians measure cracks in pavement on downtown
street. -- May 16, 1979. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-128e | CFCN News sends reporter to Toronto, to ask
Torontonians their opinions on national unity. -- May 16, 1979. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-128f | Boys playing baseball. -- May 16, 1979. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-128g | Tourism conference in Calgary. Clip of speech by
Premier Peter Lougheed, on economic importance of tourism. Man describes
importance of making tourists feel welcome. -- May 17, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-128h | Mobile unit hired by Pacific Petroleum (Petro-Canada
subsidiary) drills core sample near Lethbridge, to determine size, shape of coal
seam, quality of coal. -- May 19, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-129a | Mobile unit hired by Pacific Petroleum (Petro-Canada
subsidiary) drills core sample near Lethbridge, to determine size, shape of coal
seam, quality of coal. -- May 19, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-129b | Federal election May 22. Speech by federal
Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark at rally in High River. Clark promises
to bring country together through consultation, to create a "government of
partnership". -- May 21, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-129c | Delegation from Montana arrives at Heritage Park in
Calgary by motorcycle. References made to maintaining good relations between
Canada and Montana. Views of Heritage Park. -- May 21, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-129d | Little Britches Rodeo in High River. Wild horse
race, steer riding, barrel racing shown. -- May 21, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-129e | Residents of Calgary Centre vote in federal election.
75% turnout expected. Views of Calgary skyline, campaign headquarters of Harvie
Andre, Progressive Conservative candidate. -- May 22, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-129f | Views of acreages, farms facing mountains, west of
Calgary. Man says new regional plan to control country residential development.
View of new land use map. -- May 22, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-130a | Federal election May 22. Catherine Clark, daughter
of Prime Minister-elect Joe Clark, talks to reporter. Clips of Charles and Grace
Clark, Joe's parents; and Joe Clark with Maureen McTeer. -- May 23, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-130b | Federal election May 22. Man says new government
must make economy first priority to regain confidence of international investors,
blames Pierre Trudeau for national unity problems. -- May 23, 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-130c | Federal election May 22. Progressive Conservative Jim
Hawkes, winner in Calgary Northwest, comments on campaign. -- May 23, 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-130d | Federal election May 22. John Kushner celebrates
election victory. Kushner promises to make re-instatement of capital punishment
his first priority. -- May 23, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-130e | Calgary public school board searches for site for new
vocational secondary school. Views of Van Horne, Shaughnessy vocational
secondary schools. People living near school comment on students' behaviour. --
May 25, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-261a | Federal election 1979. Two Calgary Members of
Parliament, Eldon Woolliams (Calgary North) and John Kushner (Calgary East) react
to the possibilities of a minority Progressive Conservative government. -- May
22, 1979.. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-130f | Views of Western Canada High School. Principal Grant
MacEwan notes distinguished reputation of drama, art departments. -- May 26,
1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-130g | Calgary firemen practice using breathing apparatus in
smoke-filled building. Man comments on importance of wearing breathing apparatus
at all times. -- May 29, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-131a | Reporter describes reaction of High River residents
to Joe Clark's election as prime minister of Canada. Views of downtown High
River, including memorial to pioneers Don Riley, A.E. Cross, John Ware. -- June
4, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-131b | Couple weds in Lloyd's roller-skating arena in
Calgary. Entire wedding party wears roller-skates. -- June 4, 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-131c | Environment Day. Children (pre-schoolers to
teenagers) talk about importance of preserving environment. -- June 4, 1979. --
2.5 min. |
| F-158-131d | Police divers demonstrate techniques in Bow River.
Diver says garbage in river makes their job dangerous. -- June 5, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-131e | Reporter goes canoeing, fishing on Bow River. Sign
reads "Fish Creek Sewage Treatment Plant". -- June 7, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-131f | Golden Acre Garden Sentres (sic). Man says after
slow start, sales up 40% over last year. Reporter says waste energy should be
used to operate greenhouses year-round in Alberta. -- June 7, 1979. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-132a | New seats, press box installed at McMahon Stadium.
Calgary Stampeders coach/general manager Jack Gotta comments. -- June 12, 1979. --
1 min. |
| F-158-132b | Banff National Park gate, divided highway ends.
Environmental assessment hearings on twinning Trans-Canada Highway through Banff
National Park. -- June 13, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-132c | Private company (Flight 9 Transportation Fire
Services) bids to take over City of Calgary ambulance service. Clip of Bob Lee,
superintendent of ambulance services for city. Views of fire halls where
ambulances parked. -- June 13, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-132d | Views of Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park.
Man calls for installation of fences, under-passes for wildlife, if highway
twinned. -- June 14, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-132e | Macleod Trail over Cemetery Hill closed for LRT
construction. Views of detour. Views of 7th Avenue SW., where LRT to be built. -
- June 14, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-132f | Views of Calgary Zoo. Man praises staff, volunteers.
Second man recalls flooding of 50 years ago. -- June 14, 1979. -- 1.75 min.;
incomplete audio |
| F-158-132 g | Views of detour around LRT construction on Macleod
Trail at Cemetery Hill. -- June 18, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-133a | Airdrie residents oppose hotel project near George
McDougall High School. Parents fear alcohol consumption by students in hotel bar.
Clips of two concerned residents. -- June 18, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-133b | Sunshine Village to install new 2 3/4 mile, $10
million gondola; new day lodge, five new lifts on Goat's Eye Mountain. Pat
Judge, Sunshine marketing director, explains choice of gondola manufacturer.
Views of gondola station under construction. -- June 18, 1979. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-133c | Reporter says labour strife a problem once again this
summer in Calgary. Views of construction sites, line-up at Alberta Brewers Agents
store. -- June 20, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-133d | Reporter says reform of civic government needed to
cope with rapid growth. Clip of City of Calgary chief commissioner Dennis Cole. --
June 21, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-133e | Views of crowds at Calgary Zoo. Zoo official
explains how zoo helps protect endangered species. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-133f | Russ Parker, owner of Calgary Expos baseball club
(Pioneer League, Class "A") discusses prospects for 1979 season. -- June 23,
1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-134a | Members of Calgary Stampeders football club discuss
prospects for 1979 season. Clips of Jack Gotta (coach/general manager), Tom
Forzani (wide receiver), Al Burleson (defensive back). -- June 25, 1979. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-134b | Fundraising event for multiple sclerosis at Spruce
Meadows. Views of sky-diving, parachuting. Last image: parachute not open, sky-
diver plunging to ground. -- June 25, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-134c | Plans unveiled for First Canadian Place (Bank of
Montreal, Cadillac-Fairview) office tower in downtown Calgary (7th Avenue at 3rd
Street SW). -- June 27, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-134d | Views of Ernest Manning, Lord Beaverbrook high
schools, Carriage House Motor Inn. Opponents of Airdrie hotel development say
Lord Beaverbrook students have drinking problem. See F-158-133a. -- June 27,
1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-134e | Franciscan retreat near Cochrane celebrates
anniversary. Views of chapel, grounds, kitchen, pottery shop. -- June 28, 1979. -
- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-135a | Conference on sex role stereotyping in the media.
Women comment on level of concern about this issue in Calgary, characteristics of
portrayal of women in television advertising. -- June 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-135b | Views of Teamsters' picket line at Conmac, Revelstoke
yards; downtown construction sites. Man says slow development permit approval
process may scare off investors. -- July 3, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-135c | Local hotels report cancellations because of gasoline
shortage. Reporter says more Canadians travelling in Canada. -- July 4, 1979. --
1 min. |
| F-158-135d | Model of planned expansion of Rocky View Hospital, to
be completed in 1984. Man comments on potential funding. -- July 5, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-135e | Views of Calgary Stampede midway rides, rodeo.
Stampede official describes effort to restore country-fair atmosphere. -- July 6,
1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-135f | Views of High River rodeo grounds, preparations for
professional chuckwagon races, July 6-16. -- July 6, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-136a |
Views of Calgary (Carling O'Keefe) Brewery, beer
store closed by labour dispute. Reporter comments on reason for dispute. -- July
10, 1979. -- 2 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-136b | Views of Calgary Stampede nightlife. Queen's Hotel,
Silver Slipper Saloon, St. Louis Hotel. -- July 11, 1979. -- 1.75 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-136c |
Calgary Stampede, "egg-drop" midway attraction,
sponsored by CFCN. -- July 11, 1979. -- 1 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-136d |
Professional chuckwagon drivers compete in High
River, instead of at Calgary Stampede. Driver Kelly Sutherland compares
performances. -- July 11, 1979. -- 2.5 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-136e |
Mayor's office flooded with calls, opposing
initiative to bring 8,000 Vietnamese boat people to Calgary. CUPE head Ron Brown
says refugees could make unemployment problem worse. Organization coordinating
initiative: Someone Cares. -- July 12, 1979. -- 1.5 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-136f |
Businesses challenge expropriation orders in court.
City attempting to expropriate businesses for new civic centre. Business owners
say city acting illegally, because parts of civic centre include hotel and retail
elements, not strictly for municipal purposes. -- July 13, 1979. -- 1.5
min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-137a | Veteran Calgary Stampede chuckwagon driver Orville
Standquist interviewed. Clip of beginning of race in High River. -- July 14,
1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-137b | Boxes packed for move from McDougall to Connaught
school. Provincial education minister says concept of "community school" needs
definition. Calgary public school board chairman Sam Blakeley says schools can't
be kept open without more funding. -- July 16, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-137c | Mayor Ross Alger describes negotiation process
between city and outside workers. -- July 16, 1979. -- 20 sec. |
| F-158-137d | Viability of $1 billion American solar energy
research program discussed. Cost of developing conventional energy sources
compared. -- July 16, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-137e | 7th Avenue SW closed between 7th and 9th Street SW,
for LRT construction. Transit officials hand out information to bus riders. --
July 16, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-137f | Chuckwagon race in High River marred by accident.
Tom Glass, driver involved. -- July 16, 1979. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-138a | Calgary Stampeder football club players Mike McTague
(punter), J.T. Hay (place-kicker) model new Stampeder uniforms. Commentary by
Stampeder general manager/coach Jack Gotta. -- July 16, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-138b | Interview with professional chuckwagon driver Tom
Glass, his mother Iris, and his father Ron. Clip of start of race in High River.
-- July 17, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-138c | Official dedication of McMahon Stadium expansion.
Increased stadium seating capacity, new amateur sports facilities. -- July 18,
1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-138d | Views of farmers' fields in southern Alberta. Crops
stunted by hot, dry weather all summer long. Local residents comment. -- July
20, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-138e | Promoter expects 50,000 people for outdoor rock
concert Alberta Jam I. Promoter comments on process of putting show together. --
July 27, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-139a | Farm machinery sales poor, dealer blames poor crop
outlook caused by hot, dry weather. -- July 31, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-139b | Reporter describes outdoor rock concert Alberta Jam I
as a success, despite rain, ticket rip-off. Attendance: 30,000. Aerial view of
concert site. -- July 31, 1979. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-139c | City council approves $234 million civic centre
project. Reaction to vote from Aldermen Brian Lee, Gordon Shrake, former mayor
Rod Sykes. -- July 31, 1979. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-139d | Views of outdoor rock concert at McMahon Stadium.
Ticket-takers check for counterfeit tickets. -- August 6, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-139e | Views of Heritage Day activities in Calgary. Bow
Cliff Seniors Kitchen Band. Fort Calgary. Prince's Island arts and crafts
displays, music and dance. -- August 6, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-139f | Views of flood damage in Ranchlands, following
torrential rains. -- August 2, 1979. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-140a | Man says design of subdivision, landscaping to blame
for flooding in Ranchlands. City official says streets cleaned, storm sewers
working again. Woman says residents may sue city, developer. -- August 9, 1979. --
3.25 min. |
| F-158-140b | Salvation Army building in downtown Calgary torn
down, cornerstone removed, time capsule opened. Views of Burns Building,
Colonial Hotel, Imperial Hotel. -- August 15, 1979. --
|
| F-158-140c | Police boat patrols Bow River. Mayor Ross Alger
notes increased weed growth in river. -- August 16, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-140d | Indian Youth Week opening ceremonies at city hall.
Man says native people from reserves need to learn how to cope with urban life. --
August 17, 1979. --
|
| F-158-140e | World professional chuckwagon races at High River.
Two races. Winners: Dallas Dorchester (Going Real Estate), Alan Brown (Len's
Welding). -- August 18, 1979. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-141a | Views of farms, fields, foothills, acreages.
Conservation of agricultural land discussed. Clips of farmer, municipal
official. -- August 18, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-141b | Minto Cup, national junior A lacrosse championship,
to be held in Calgary, at Max Bell Arena, Sept. 2-8, 1979. Clip of local
organizer Joe Pendergast. -- August 21, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-141c | Banff International Festival of Films for Television.
Clip of festival chairman Fil Fraser. Views of party for participants. --
August 24, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-141d | Lord Strathcona's Horse mounted troop performs at
Fort Calgary. -- August 25, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-141e | School begins in August, for first time in Calgary.
Man says all students showed up to register for courses. Activists collect
signatures for petition against August school opening on 8th Avenue Mall. --
August 29, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-141f | East-end businessmen news media of bias, in favour of
civic centre in downtown Calgary. Businessmen demand equal time, after article
by Mayor Ross Alger published in Calgary Herald newspaper. -- August 31, 1979. --
1.25 min. |
|
| Series 10 |
News footage. - September-December 1979 |
| F-158-142a | Soccer number one participation sport in Calgary.
City lacks facilities because of lack of awareness. -- September 1, 1979. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-142b | 26,500-name petition, demanding plebiscite on civic
centre project, presented to Mayor Ross Alger, by members of HALT (Human Action
to Limit Taxes). -- September 4, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-142c | Developer Abacus Cities collapses. Reporter outlines
involvement of Calgary Centre MP Harvie Andre. Creditors hold meeting to examine
options. -- September 11, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-142d | Fording Coal plans $60 million coal mine for
Shaugnessy area, west of Lethbridge. Public meeting held in Picture Butte to
present plans to area residents. Views of Picture Butte. -- September 14, 1979. -
- 2 min. |
| F-158-142e | Official of world governing body for equestrian
competition comments on Nations Cup event at Spruce Meadows. -- September 14,
1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-143a | Calgarians asked how they will vote in civic centre
plebiscite. 8th Avenue Mall. -- September 17, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-143b | Well drilled on boulevard in residential area, to
determine extent of gasoline contamination of soil. -- September 19, 1979. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-143c | Calgary public school board adjusts length of school
year, to avoid August opening. Clip of trustee Scott Saville. Views of students
running store, selling "natural 100% meat products". -- September 19, 1979. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-143d | Mayor Ross Alger pitches civic centre concept to
businessmen. Speech delivered at Palliser Hotel. -- September 19, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-143e | UN peacekeeping troops demonstrate tactics, equipment
at Canadian Forces Base Calgary (Currie Barracks, Sarcee). UN officer explains
role of peacekeepers. -- September 19, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-143f | Telephone tapping, bug-detection equipment
demonstrated. Man says industrial espionage a fact of life in a vibrant economy.
Lie detector (voice analysis) demonstrated. -- September 19, 1979. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-144a | Combine at work on Diamond V Ranch near High River.
Farmer says crop yields down 40% this year. Views of harvest, herding cattle,
baling straw. -- September 20, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-144b | Joe Clark delivers speech in front of High River
Times building. Clark calls High River symbol of what Canada can be. -- September
22, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-144c | Swimsuit contest in television studio. Judges only,
no audience. -- September 22, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-144d | Alberta Medical Association (AMA) convention.
Keynote speaker says health care system working well, balanced billing by doctors
not a problem. -- September 26, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-144e | Provincial health minister Dave Russell addresses
Alberta Medical Association (AMA) convention. Russell says if negotiations fail,
doctors will either have to use the government fee schedule, or opt out of the
system. -- September 28, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-144f | City council in session. Alderman Harry Huish says
anti-smoking by-law unenforceable. -- October 1, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-144g | Man says supply of rental apartments in Calgary 30%
less in 1979, than in last two years, forecasts vacancy rate of one per cent.
Views of apartment buildings. -- October 1, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-145a | Calgary Wranglers (Junior A, Tier I) hockey team
introduced by coach Doug Barkley. -- October 3, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-145b | Plans for new hospital in High River unveiled.
Price: $12 million. Clip of building committee chairman Dick Newman. Views of
old High River Municipal Hospital. -- October 4, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-145c | Views of Glenmore dam, water treatment plant.
Alderman says council getting incomplete information from administration.
Reporter says water meters would solve summer water shortages. -- October 4,
1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-145d | Beauty pageant held at Jubilee Auditorium. Protest
against pageant held outside. -- October 4, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-145e | United Way board of directors decides not to extend
funding to Calgary Birth Control Association, despite favourable recommendation
from ad-hoc advisory committee. -- October 11, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-145f | Reporter says shares in Pacific Petroleum (recently
taken over by Petro-Canada) being given away. Stock analyst says brokers don't
have time to deal with issue. -- October 15, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-145 g | Sidewalks in Inglewood being rebuilt, as part of
Main Street improvement program. -- October 15, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-146a | Use of actor to portray downtown "rubbie-dub" under
fire. Restaurant owner Bob Whitworth says pro-civic centre film project gives
unfair portrayal of area. -- October 16, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-146b | Downhill skier Ken Read describes fall training
schedule of Canadian alpine ski team. -- October 16, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-146c | Go Calgary official says using actor to portray
"rubbie" in pro-civic centre film project a mistake. -- October 17, 1979. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-146d | Man describes amendments to fieldhouse proposal.
Model of proposed facility shown, described. Promoters of project (Calgary
Booster Club) seeking funding from private sector, governments. -- October 17,
1979. --
|
| F-158-146e | Views of Heritage Park, Glenmore boat dock. Man says
collection of railroad rolling stock will be one of world's finest. -- October
18, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-147a | Fashion show, featuring uniforms of Canadian team for
1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. -- October 18, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-147b | Views of Lethbridge airport. Federal transport
minister Don Mazankowski, Premier Peter Lougheed attend ceremony. PSAC flight
service specialists on strike. -- October 20, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-147c | Calgary city council in session. Reporter says east-
end businesses being expropriated for civic centre may not be getting a fair
price for their property. -- October 23, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-147d | Premier Peter Lougheed speech at official opening of
Joffre natural gas processing plant. Excerpt of speech refers to employment
opportunities for young Albertans. -- October 23, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-147e | Business education standards at University of Calgary
under review. Report says improvement needed. -- October 24, 1979. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-147f | Federal transport minister Don Mazankowski meets with
local officials to discuss dispute over taxi service at Calgary International
Airport. Local cab operators protest exclusive contract let to Yellow Cab. --
October 25, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-147g | Prince Phillip announces conference to involve
Canada. -- October 25, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-148a | Rock band "Battered Wives" performs at University of
Calgary. Woman says name trivializes violence against women. Band member says
he can't understand what all the fuss is about. -- October 30, 1979. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-148b | Alberta Liberal party holds convention in Lethbridge.
Speech by party leader Nick Taylor. Scenes from convention floor. -- October
1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-148c | One year after fire destroys recreational facilities
in Olds, town still feeling loss, man says. -- November 5, 1979. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-148d | Alberta School Trustees Association convention.
Speech by Calgary school board trustee Scott Saville focuses on local autonomy. --
NOvember 5, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-148e | Funeral held on Indian reserve. Views of procession,
graveside ceremony. Native elder says prayer. -- November 5, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-148f | Petro-Canada offices in Canada Place in downtown
Calgary. Consultant discusses report on future of Petro-Canada. -- November 6,
1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-149a | Alberta School Trustees Association convention.
Interview with Calgary school board trustee Scott Saville. Issues:
centralization vs. local autonomy. -- November 6, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-149b | Stockman's Centre opens. Plans include Hall of Fame,
library, tourist attractions. -- November 6, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-149c | Provincial education minister Dave King addresses
Alberta School Trustees Association convention. Issue: local autonomy. Reaction
from delegates. -- November 7, 1979. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-149d | Views of "Cash Corner". Employers pick up, drop off
casual labourers at Centre Street at 12th Avenue SW. -- November 7, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-149e | Man discusses development of Calgary. Head offices,
financial centre in downtown core, recreation in suburbs. -- November 8, 1979. --
1 min. |
| F-158-149f | Fans line up outside Stampeder ticket office at
McMahon Stadium for playoff tickets. Calgary Stampeders football club. --
November 8, 1979. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-149g | CFCN Quarterback Club luncheon becomes pep rally for
Calgary Stampeders football team. Players introduced, Outrider cheerleaders
perform. -- November 8, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-150a | In community hall on Indian reserve, Remembrance Day
ceremonies held. World War I, II veterans honoured. -- November 12, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-150b | Issue: demolition of downtown Calgary landmarks with
names associated with royalty. Hotels named: Royal, Wales, Victoria, Empire,
Queen's, Imperial, Alexandra. -- November 13, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-150c | Man relates growth of horse-race betting at Stampede
Park, says "handle" up 20% over last year. -- November 14, 1979. -- 20
sec. |
| F-158-150d | Calgary Stampeders football club prepares for CFL
western final, against Edmonton Eskimos. -- November 14, 1979. -- 6 min. |
| F-158-151a | Calgary Police await provincial court ruling on
prostitution case, which may determine how law is enforced. Clip of former
provincial court judge Duane Rau. -- November 15, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-151b | Alberta Social Credit Party convention in Calgary.
Belly-dancer entertains delegates. Delegate Rod Sykes (former Calgary mayor)
objects. -- November 16, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-151c | Provincial court judge rules on prostitution case,
acquits woman, saying "persistence" not proven. Reaction from legal expert,
lawyer. -- November 16, 1979. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-151d | Alberta Social Credit party convention in Calgary.
Speech by party leader Bob Clark. -- November 17, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-151e | Man says homicide rate increases in boom times.
Second man says people moving to Calgary often without family support when crisis
strikes. -- November 19, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-151f | Calgary Stampeders football club. Team officials,
players analyze loss to Edmonton Eskimos in CFL western final. -- November 19,
1979. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-152a | Local reaction to Pierre Trudeau's announcement that
he is quitting politics. -- November 21, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-152b | United (Way) Appeal has raised $2.6 million of $3.6
million goal. Calgary Birth Control Association getting its own donations. --
November 22, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-152c | Mortgage rates rising, up 4.5% in one year. One-year
mortgage at 10 1/4%. Man says European interest rates hitting 17-20%. -- November
22, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-152d | Wives of armed forces personnel at CFB Calgary speak
out about low pay, inadequate housing, loss of vote in civic centre plebiscite. --
November 23, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-152e | Motorists line up at gas stations, which are running
out of gasoline. Gas station operator comments. -- November 27, 1979. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-152f | Calgarians are asked how they will vote in the civic
centre plebiscite. -- November 28, 1979. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-153a | Voters reject civic centre in plebiscite. Mayor Ross
Alger expresses his disappointment with result, turnout. Leader of HALT (Human
Action to Limit Taxes) says city council will have to be more careful in future. -
- November 28, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-153b | Mayor Ross Alger speculates on implications of result
of civic centre plebiscite. 60% of eligible voters did not cast ballots. --
November 29, 1979. --
|
| F-158-153c | Leader of HALT (Human Action to Limit Taxes) says
outcome of civic centre plebiscite proves city council out of touch with people
they represent. -- November 30, 1979. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-153d | Reporter outlines cost of campaign to sell civic
centre to voters, identifies major supporters of project. -- November 30, 1979. --
3 min.; reporter voice-over on static picture for 2 min. |
| F-158-153e | Performing arts centre may go ahead, despite defeat
of civic centre project. Some people worry performing arts centre may not be
viable without being part of civic centre complex. -- December 3, 1979. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-154a | A look at city of Calgary's sign-making shop.
Bureaucrat says new roads can't be opened without signs. -- December 4, 1979. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-154b | Opening day at Fortress Mountain ski area. Manager
Bob Stickle comments on late start to ski season, conditions on opening day.
Skiers asked to comment on conditions. -- December 6, 1979. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-154c | Retail sales up sharply this Christmas. Store
managers say people have lots of money to spend. Views of Sport Chek ski shop. --
December 10, 1979. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-154d | Views of LRT construction on Cemetery Hill, new
interchange at 16th Avenue and 14th Street NW. -- December 12, 1979. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-155a | Views of Ranchmen's Club building: front entrance,
parking lot. -- December 12, 1979. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-155b | Ardell Weigandt named new head coach of Calgary
Stampeders football club. Jack Gotta remains as general manager. Clip of
defensive coach Marvin Bass. -- December 14, 1979. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-155c | Local reaction to Pierre Trudeau's announcement that
he is returning to politics to lead the Liberals in the February 1980 federal
election. -- December 18, 1979. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-155d | Gasoline prices 18.5 cents per litre. Rebate program
benefits only credit card customers. -- December 18, 1979. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-155e | Ed Chenowyth, Calgary Wranglers, discusses cost of
running a junior hockey franchise. -- December 18, 1979. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-156a | Labour trouble looms at City of Calgary.
Commissioners awarded 13% pay raises, unions expected to use this as yardstick in
negotiations. Strike by outside workers expected. -- December 19, 1979. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-156b | Hiring practices of Calgary city police questioned.
Issue: benefits/drawbacks of hiring younger or older recruits. -- December 19,
1979. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-156c | Referendum on Blood Reserve re: payment of oil
royalties to individuals or band as a whole. Clip of Glen Eagle Speaker,
spokesman for people favouring payments to individuals. -- December 19, 1979. --
2 min. |
| F-158-156d | Salvation Army dinner for street people. People
gather in bar to celebrate Christmas season. -- December 24, 1979. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-156e | Views of Boxing Day sales at Woolco department store.
Line-up at refunds and exchange counter. -- December 26, 1979. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-157a | Mayor Ross Alger reviews the past year at city hall.
Clips of Alger re: civic centre plebiscite, labour relations. -- December 27,
1979. -- 2.5 min. |
|
| Series 11 |
News footage. - January-April 1980 |
| F-158-157b | Large banquet marks beginning of Alberta 75th
birthday celebrations. Note Star Wars paraphernalia. -- January 2, 1980. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-157c | Inside Queen's Hotel tavern. -- January 2, 1980. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-157d | Downtown and inner city plan examined at public
meeting. Planner says goal is to put life back in downtown. -- January 2, 1980. -
- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-157e | Provincial government announces 1980 school grants.
Clip of Calgary school board trustee Scott Saville. -- January 3, 1980. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-157f | Cracks appear inside LRT tunnel. City promises quick
repairs, safety inspection. -- January 6, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-158a | Federal Progressive Conservative nomination meeting.
Candidate piped into hall by pipes and drum corps. -- January 10, 1980. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-158b | Police investigate assault on child in residential
area. Views of homes, school. Children tell reporter they are afraid. --
January 10, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-158c | Former Calgary mayor Rod Sykes addresses federal task
force on role of Canadian Armed Forces. Clip of Sykes, commenting on morale of
armed forces personnel. -- January 10, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-158d | Fall harness race meet at Stampede Park suspended
because of cold weather (-30 degrees). -- January 10, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-158e | Tennis player Lori Layton, 18, featured. Ambition: to
play on Avon Tour. Clips of Coach Keith Hancock, Layton, unidentified woman. --
January 10, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-159a | Federal election Feb. 18. NDP candidate in Calgary
East accuses John Kushner (Progressive Conservative) of lying. Kushner responds.
-- January 11, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-159b | Federal housing minister Elmer MacKay announces
removal of maximum loan limits for CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation). -- January 14, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-159c | Provincial government to review proposals for
projects that help celebrate Alberta's 75th anniversary. Calgary Alderman Nomi
Whalen comments. -- January 15, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-159d | Calgary public school caretakers reject conciliator's
report, condemn proposed nine per cent wage increase as "inadequate". Clips of
union, school board spokespersons. -- January 16, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-159e | Meterologist says less snow than usual has fallen
this winter, weather patterns may not change until turn of century. Farmer says
subsoil moisture declining. -- January 17, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-159f | New LRT cars delivered to Calgary by rail.
Dignitaries observe delivery. -- January 17, 1980. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-160a | People to People Petition for Canadian Unity comes to
Calgary. Organizer says Albertans do care about national unity. -- January 21,
1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-160b | World Cup ski race at Lake Louise. Safety
precautions, accommodation (at Chateau Lake Louise) discussed. Views of Lake
Louise ski area. -- January 31, 1980. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-160c | Calgary International Airport no longer served
exclusively by Yellow Cab. Yellow Cab, Shamrock Taxi officials comment. Views of
taxis leaving airport. -- February 1, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-160d | Views of exercises at Canadian Forces Base Sarcee.
Two soldiers discuss poor morale, lack of public support. -- January 28, 1980. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-160e | Views of start of Great Alberta Cross-Country Ski
Race. -- January 28, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-161a | Calgary Wranglers junior hockey club. Hockey fans
asked about low attendance at Wrangler games. -- January 30, 1980. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-161b | National Ski Week events at Paskapoo ski area.
Theme: participation. Ski hill manager interviewed about high school program,
coming events. -- January 22, 1980. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-161c | Views of King Edward Youth (KEY) Centre, South
Calgary community. Local residents take action following murder of Kimberly
Thompson. -- January 28, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-161d | Federal election February 18. Candidates forum at
Canadian Forces Base Calgary. Candidates promise pay raises for military
personnel. -- February 2, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-161e | Views of Lake Louise ski area, front face. --
February 4, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-162a | Canadian Olympic hockey team. Last game in Calgary
before Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid, New York. Opponent: Czechoslovakia.
Players, coach interviewed. -- February 4, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-162b | Emergency room at Holy Cross Hospital, at night. --
February 6, 1980. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-162c | Inside Calgary Remand Centre. Man says criminal
element more prominent as Calgary's population increases. -- February 8, 1980. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-162d | Royal Canadian Legion presents cheque to Alberta
Track and Field Association, for development of 13 to 16-year-old athletes.
Legion, ATFA officials comment. -- February 8, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-162e | Canadian ambassador to Iran Ken Taylor comes home to
Calgary. "The Canadian Caper": six American hostages freed from Iranian
captivity with assistance from Taylor and his staff at the Canadian embassy. --
February 11, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-162f | City of Calgary outside workers have tentative
settlement with city. No details announced, but union had been seeking 20% pay
raise, 32-hour workweek. -- February 11, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-163a | Federal election February 18. Rally for George Ho
Lem (Liberal) Calgary Centre. Ho Lem accuses Progressive Conservative candidate
Harvie Andre of impropriety re: bankrupt developer Abacus Cities. Andre shown
visiting senior citizens. -- February 11, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-163b | Canadian ambassador to Iran Ken Taylor honoured by
Calgary Chamber of Commerce, Calgary city council. Mrs. Taylor interviewed re:
American reaction to "Canadian Caper" (see F-158-162e). -- February 12, 1980. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-163c | City of Calgary outside workers reject tentative
settlement reached with city. CUPE 37 union head Ron Brown comments. -- February
13, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-163d | Federal election February 18. Calgary East
Progressive Conservative candidate John Kushner accused to trying to bribe a
police officer, on behalf of a nephew. Argument with reporter Terry Milewski (CBC
News) shown. Kushner tells his side of story to CFCN. -- February 14, 1980. --
2.25 min. |
| F-158-163e | Federal election February 18. Calgary Centre
Progressive Conservative candidate Harvie Andre predicts "constitutional
donnybrook" over Alberta-Ottawa energy pricing disagreements. -- February 14,
1980. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-164a | Teachers call for lower student-teacher ratio,
propose smaller wage increase to free funds for hiring more teachers. -- February
14, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-164b | Federal election February 18. Calgary North
candidate Darryl Raymaker (Lib) campaigns on street corner. -- February 15, 1980.
-- 30 sec. |
| F-158-164c | Federal election February 18. Calgary voters trudge
to polling stations through light snow. Views inside polling station. --
February 18, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-164d | Federal election February 18. Rally for Progressive
Conservatives, Prime Minister Joe Clark. Excerpts of speeches by Clark, Alberta
Premier Peter Lougheed. -- February 18, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-164e | Canada West Foundation official explains political
goals of organization. -- February, 19, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-164f | Federal election February 18. Liberals under Pierre
Trudeau win majority. Progressive Conservative candidate Jim Thomson wins his
seat, defeating Liberal Madeline Hombert. Views of candidates' headquarters. --
February 19, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-165a | Federal election Feb. 18. Calgary North.
Progressive Conservative Bill Wright defeats Darryl Raymaker. Both candidates
comment on result. Views of campaign headquarters. -- February 19, 1980. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-165b | Federal election Feb. 18. Calgary Centre.
Progressive Conservative Harvie Andre defeats Liberal George Ho Lem. Andre
comments on Alberta-Ottawa energy pricing disagreement. Ho Lem pays respects. --
February 19, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-165c | Federal election Feb. 18. Calgary East. Progressive
Conservative John Kushner defeats Liberal Albert Ludwig. Kushner comments on
accusations made during campaign. Ludwig expresses opinion on result. --
February 19, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-165d | February 19, 1980. -- Federal election Feb. 18.
Calgary West. Progressive Conservative Jim Hawkes wins. Hawkes comments on
result, expressing concern about fiscal policies of Liberal government. |
| F-158-165e | Federal election Feb. 18. Rhinoceros Party Calgary
headquarters. -- February 20. 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-165f | Calgary Wranglers junior hockey club. Team official
discusses poor attendance, team's performance. -- February 20, 1980. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-166a | Red Adair of Houston, Texas, fights gas well fire. --
February 22, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-166b | Views of construction during winter in downtown
Calgary. Official outlines concerns over inspection procedures, liability and
public safety. -- February 25, 1980. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-166c | Jake Braat hog farm, near Lethbridge. Mr. Braat
discusses government subsidies, state of hog farming industry. -- February 25,
1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-166d | Report published on quality of education at
University of Calgary business school. Students, faculty comment. Views of
classroom, meeting in progress. -- February 29, 1980. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-166e | Labatt's Brier, Canadian men's curling championship,
held in Calgary at Stampede Corral. Interview with Alberta skip Paul Gowsell. --
February 29, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-167a | Police puzzled by "missing persons" case. Brother of
restaurant owner mysteriously disappears. Views of kitchen in King's Pizza and
Steak House. -- March 5, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-167b | Calgary public school board chairman Sam Blakeley
comments on prospect of caretakers' strike. -- March 5, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-167c | New computer system, microphones installed in city
council chambers. City Clerk explains operation of new system, designed to make
debate more orderly. -- March 5, 1980. --
|
| F-158-167d | Local writers group proposes old fire hall by Bow
River be used for drop-in centre. -- March 5, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-167e | World Cup ski race at Lake Louise. Interview with
Canadian downhill skier Steve Podborski. -- March 5, 1980. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-167f | University of Calgary Dinosaurs men's basketball
practice. -- March 5, 1980. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-167g | Calgary business community forms joint committee with
native people to encourage employment of native people by Calgary business.
Chamber of Commerce, native spokespersons clipped. -- March 6, 1980. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-167h | Labatt's Brier, Calgary (see F-158-166, Item 5).
Alberta skip Paul Gowsell, CFCN reporter Russ Peake have lively discussion about
relationship between curling, media, colourful characters. -- March 8, 1980. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-168a | Rick Volk, Saskatchewan, wins Labatt's Brier
(Canadian Men's Curling Championship) at Stampede Corral. Interview with Volk
re: final game, upcoming Silver Broom (world men's championship). Highlights of
final game, closing ceremonies. -- March 10, 1980. -- 4.5 min. |
| F-158-168b | Views of 9A Street NW, in Hillhurst-Sunnyside, before
LRT construction. -- March 15, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-168c | Development in Bridgeland-Riverside. Expansion of
Calgary General Hospital proposed. Bridgeland-Riverside community centre,
several businesses, may be affected. -- March 17, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-168d | Reporter says teachers want working conditions to be
negotiated in new contract with Calgary public school board. Board chairman Sam
Blakeley comments. Views of school science lab. -- March 19, 1980. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-168e | Rodeo Royale at Stampede Corral. Bull-riding. 3
cowboys ride. -- March 22, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-169a | Phil Elder announces candidacy for mayor. Elder
discusses his platform: controlling growth, city hall spending, building housing.
-- March 24, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-169b | Horse barns at Stampede Park in poor condition.
Three horsemen comment on conditions, compare Stampede Park facilities to those
in California. Views of barns, horses training on track. -- March 25, 1980. --
2.75 min. |
| F-158-169c | Nurses march to protest pace of contract talks, hold
press conference. Spokesperson says many nurses leaving profession because of
pay, working conditions. -- March 26, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-169d | CUPE task force on quality of care in privately-run
nursing homes. Union spokesperson comments on report on working conditions for
staff, living conditions for residents. -- March 27, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-169e | Tour of Burns Building. Aldermen Harry Huish, Sue
Higgins, others. Reporter describes political wrangling between mayor, aldermen,
over fate of Burns Building. -- March 31, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-170a | Colonel Belcher Hospital, exteriors, interiors.
Provincial Hospitals Minister Dave Russell announces more funding for hospitals,
comments on dispute between Alberta Hospitals Association (AHA), United Nurses of
Alberta (UNA). UNA spokesperson Debbie Service comments on AHA offer. -- April
1, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-170b | Two Calgarians plan expedition to North Pole. Views
of equipment being packed. -- April 4, 1980. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-170c | Eastern Irrigation District concerned re: impact of
Calgary's growth on water quality in Bow River. Views of elevators at Brooks,
Calgary sewage treatment plant. -- April 10, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-170d | Provincial government orders striking nurses back to
work. Two people comment. -- April 12, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-170e | Views of food stores in Calgary, incl. Safeway,
Allwest, Food City. Stores open seven days a week. Sunday shopping becoming
prevalent, man says. -- April 12, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-170f | Calgarians asked if they support an American-led
boycott of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics, to protest the Soviet invasion of
Afghanistan. -- April 12, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-171a | Bernie "Boom Boom" Geofferion comments on possibility
of NHL Atlanta Flames moving to Calgary. -- April 14, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-171b | Calgary landlords gouging renters, reporter says.
Mayor Ross Alger says city can't do much about it. Views of apartment buildings.
-- April 16, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-171c | Nurses walk picket line outside Calgary General
Hospital, alongside Memorial Drive. Union spokesperson discusses financial,
legal consequences of strike. -- April 18, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-171d | Mayoralty candidate Phil Elder. Campaign kick-off.
Alberta Liberal Party leader Nick Taylor offers support. Clips of speeches by
Taylor, Elder, re: controlling city growth. -- April 18, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-172a | Ken Newans discusses the proposed sight for the
Olympic Saddledome. Views of Stampede Park. Views of Lindsay Park. -- April 19,
1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-172b | United Nurses of Alberta strike rally at McDougall
Centre. Nurses discuss the possibility of being ordered back to work. Several
nurses say they won'tgo back towork even if ordered. -- April 23, 1980. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-172c | Story on Aldermanic renumeration. Comments from
labour on the morality of Aldermen taking pay increases. Views of City Council
meeting presided over by Ross Alger. Man gives opinion on Aldermanic
renumeration. -- April 23, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-172d | Transit driver funeral. -- April 23, 1980. -- 30
sec.; no audio. |
| F-158-172e | Tri-Media Studios is discussed. City is fighting a
local municipal district for the rights to studio. Man says that could damage the
movie industry in Alberta. -- April 23, 1980. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-173a | Murder investigation at Prince's Island. Police and
Medical Examiner survey the scene and search the river for clues. -- April 25,
1980. -- 30 sec.; no sound. |
| F-158-173b | Calgary Stampeder's Head Coach Jack Gotta discusses
the teams training camp roster. -- April 25, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-173c | Man discusses possibility of a Canadian boycott of
the 1980 Summer Olympic Games. -- April 25, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
|
| Series 12 |
News footage. - July-December 1980 [Glenbow has no footage for May and June] |
| F-158-173d | Canada Day 1980. Scenes of people enjoying the
festivities at Prince's Island Park. Reporter talks about the celebration also
including Alberta's 75th birthday celebration. -- July 1, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-173e | A.L.C.B workers go out on an illegal strike. They are
striking to protest slow negotiations and a law outlawing strike action for
provincial employees. Reporter gets comment on the effect of the strike for beer
drinkers from people on the street. -- July 2, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-174a | Reporter discusses complaints from Victoria park
residents about parking during "Midnight Madness" during Stampede Week. -- July
4, 1980. -- 1 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174b | Alberta Union of Provincial Employees continue strike
in protest of legislation that forbids the provinces employees to strike. -- July
7, 1980. -- 1 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174c | Mock gunfight by the Cochrane Rifle and Pistol Club
at Stampede grounds. Scenes of Stampede grounds. -- July 7, 1980. -- 30
sec. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174d | Mass walkout by provincial jail guards and Alberta
Liquor Control Board (ALCB) workers in protest of the anti-strike legislation for
provincial employees. -- July 8, 1980. -- 1.5 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174e | Canada West Foundation launches it's platform at the
University of Calgary. They talk of freeing the west, and warn Prime Minister
Trudeau that constitutional reform will force the west to leave confederation. --
July 8, 1980. -- 2 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174f | Stampede revellers two step outside the Royal
Alexandra Hotel. -- July 10, 1980. -- 45 sec. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-174g | Reporter takes a look at a typical day of Stampede
partying and festivities. Views of the Palliser Hotel. -- July 10, 1980. -- 3
min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-175a | Provincial employees walk out in a mass wild-cat
strike aimed at both getting negotiations starterd again and protesting the anti-
strike law for provinvicial employees. -- July 16, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-175b | Miss. Nude Calgary contestant discussing public
morality in regards to exotic dancers. Views of man purchasing poster of another
contestant. -- July 17, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-175c | Woman fears being thrown out of her home because her
land lord won't accept her her government rent voucher. Sub women social issues --
July 23, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-175d | Man discusses the new logo for Calgary's new NHL team
the Calgary Flames. -- July 18, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-175e | Native groups in Southern Alberta protest
discrimination by white shop owners and in particular Mormons. Views of the
Mormon Temple, Main Street in Cardston. -- July 23, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-176a | Protest by residents of 9A Street NW to the proposed
destruction of their street for the building of the LRT. Views of a City Council
vote on the matter and a march down Stephen Avenue (8th Avenue). -- July 24,
1980. -- 4.5 min. |
| F-158-176b | Canadian National Men's Field Hockey Coach discusses
the success of the men's national team. Views of a field hockey game. -- July 31,
1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-176c | Views of the farewell party for the Alexandra Hotel.
The hotel stood on the current site of the Centre for Performing Arts. -- August
1, 1980. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-177a | The Calgary Albertan stops publication as the Calgary
Sun begins. Views of the farewell Albertan and the first Sun. 1980 -- August 1,
1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-177b | Calgary Wranglers executive talks about the signing
of Mike Vernon to the Western Hockey League team. Views of Mike vernon talking
about why he signed with the Wranglers. -- August 11, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-177c | Ralph Klein announces his bid for Mayor of Calgary.
Views of Klein and another candidate. -- August 21, 1980. -- 1.5 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-177d | A police inspector discusses the increase in major
crime and how it is related to the influx of people from eastern Canada. --
August 22, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-177e | A Petro-Canada executive discusses the possibility of
purchasing the Philips 66 retail operations in Canada. Views of signs posting
20.9 cents/litre gas prices. -- August 22, 1980. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-177f | Ralph Klein reports that Mayor Ross Alger is having a
serious conflict with the city's chief commissioner. Views of Mayor Alger, the
chief commissioner and an interview of Ralph Klein by another reporter. -- August
23, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-177g | A Ford Motors spokesperson discusses the role of
women in the new car marketplace. -- August 24, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-178a | Parents march on the Public School Board, the Alberta
Teacher's Association, and the Alberta Government to protest the the slow pace of
talks in the dispute between the teachers and the board. Sub Education Labour --
August 8, 1980. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-178b | Public School Board discusses the teachers strike and
the possibility of binding arbitration. -- August 10, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-178c | Reporter looks at out of school care for children
affected by the strike. -- September 10, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-178d | Man from the Cancer Society explains how the
donations to the Terry Fox Run are handled. Views of volunteers counting money
and cheques. Views of a jogger on a bike path. -- September 11, 1980. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-178e | School Board Trustee Scott Seville calls for
arbitration, but does not rule out further negotiation on what he calls under-
lying issues. Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) spokesperson responds. --
September 20, 1980. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-178f | Calgary Stampeders football practice at McMahon
Stadium. -- September 20, 1980. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-178 g | Peter Petrasuk giving a campaign speech about crime.
He calls for morepolice on the streets. -- September 20, 1980. -- 45 sec.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-179a | Joe Clark discusses the energy situation in Canada.
He says that Canada should be more self sufficient when it comes to its energy
needs and that it should take advantage of the shortage of foreign oil to sell
its own. -- September 24, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-179b | A reporter talks to Mayor Ross Alger's campaign team
about campaign strategy. Man says they will focus on one to one door knocking
campaigns. -- October 7, 1980. -- 1,5 min. |
| F-158-179c | Views of Calgary Flames versus Toronto Maple Leafs
hockey game at the Calgary Corral. -- October 7, 1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-179d | Election night victory celebration at Ralph Klein's
Headquarters. Klein discusses his drinking and driving problems as well as his
ties to motorcycle gangs and his involvement with prostitutes. -- October 16,
1980. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-179e | Alderman Bob Hawkesworth and Mayor Klein discuss the
issue of full time aldermen. -- October 28, 1980. -- 3,25 min. |
| F-158-180a | Mayor Ralph Klein fends off charges of abuse of
power. Various officials discuss the incident where the mayor apparently ordered
a city police officer to drive him home because he felt he was impaired. --
November 7, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-180b | Controversy over Saddledome site and Stampede
expansion into Victoria Park, Erlton, and Ramsay neighbourhoods. -- November 10,
1980. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-180c | Views of a disaster management exercise. -- November
25, 1980. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-180d | Report says Saddledome construction at Revelstoke
Acres will hurt communities. -- November 25, 1980. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-180e | Ralph Klein discusses the growing rift between the
city commissioners and his office and council. -- December 15, 1980. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-180f | Man discusses the effects of the National Energy
plan. -- December 15, 1980. -- 30 sec. |
|
| Series 13 |
News footage. - January-June 1981 |
| F-158-180g | Random selection of CFCN coverage of a hostage taking
involving two Calgary Sheriff's department officals ( Mark Pollard and Rober
Redfern) who were taken hostage while repossessing a home. Views of press
conferences held by police, interviews with neighbours and others involved in the
incident. This item is on a separate reel from other F-158-180 material. --
January 1981. -- 10 min. |
| F-158-181a | 1. Man discusses the death of his friend. Says he
can't figure out who would want to hurt him. -- January 12, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-181b | Alderman Sue Higgins discusses cost over-runs on the
LRT construction. She says it is due to inflation. -- January 15, 1981. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-181c | Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) spokesperson
addresses membership concerns over what they see as a lack of action by the
executive regarding the strike. -- January 29, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-181d | Reporter discusses the possibility of prosecution of
city officials as the result of an investigation of a major city waterworks
project for alleged phantom payroll practises. -- February 3, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-181e | Reporter talks with Duncan Cameron about Nigerian
exhibit at the Glenbow. Cameron says it is more educational than the Tut exhibit.
-- February 3, 1981. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-181f | Police official discusses the recruitment of women
onto the force. Says that the lack of women on the force is due to purely
physical limitations. -- March 2, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-181g | A reporter talks to a gas station owner regarding the
"price guaging" when it comes to gasoline. -- March 5, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-182a | Jack McCarthy returns to his job after a two year
fight to regain it. -- April 1, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-182b | Mayor Ralph Klein is kidnapped by police as a
combination "April Fools" joke and charity fundraiser. -- April 1, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-182c | Abacus, a Calgary development firm, declares
bankruptcy. Creditors await a creditors meeting to discuss their options. --
April 1, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-182d | Frank King, head of the Calgary bid for the 1988
Winter Olympics, discusses the problems that the Sarejevo 1984 committee is
having. He says that if the International Olympic Committee asks, he will
certainly give some thought to stage the 1984 olympics in Calgary. -- April 1,
1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-182e | A freak winter snow storm surprises the city. People
caught unprepared for the blast of inter. Views of traffic slow downs, people
waiting for the bus and children in snow suits. -- May 6, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-182f | Coach of the Calgary Boomers soccer club discusses
the teams chances this year. Pictures of McMahon Stadium. -- May 12, 1981. -- 3
min. |
| F-158-183a | LRT accident. Interview with two victims who say
they are skeptical of the LRT trains. -- June 1, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-183b | Interviews with Calgary Stampeder football coach
(unknown), player Ray Odums and British Columbia Lion player Joe Paopao. -- June
1, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-183c | Gas station customers commenting on the $.07 a litre
gas hike by the federal government. Shots of Petro-Canada gas station. -- June
2, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-183d | Report on the Hudson Bay Oil and Gas Company takeover
by Dome Petroleum. -- June 2, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-183e | Interview and report with Transit manager about LRT
accident. -- June 2, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-183f | Interview with Calgary Boomers Soccer team coach. --
June 2, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-183g | Mayor Ralph Klein responds to concerns over LRT
accident. -- June 4, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-183h | Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford visits Calgary to
discuss Hibernia Oil Project. -- June 4, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-184a | Report on the increase in LRT accidents. -- June 5,
1981. -- 25 sec. |
| F-158-184b | Report on the development of new Calgary Park and
Recreation facilities. -- June 5, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-184c | Interview with USA equestrian rider Kevin Freeman and
Canadian Equestrian leader Albert Klives at Spruce Meadows. Also pictures of a
competitor riding his horse around the course. -- June 5, 1981. -- 4.45
min. |
| F-158-184d | Federal Energy Minister David Crombie explaining
increase in gasoline prices. -- June 8, 1981. -- 20 sec. |
| F-158-184e | Report on sour gas leaks into Calgary water system. --
June 8, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-184f | Calgary Stampeders football practice. -- June 8,
1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-184g | Interview with witness of a building crane accident
in downtown Calgary. -- June 9, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-184h | Sour gas well safety report. Interview with unknown
gas spokesman and environmentalist Andy Russell. -- June 9, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-185a | Report on how high interest rates are hurting
Calgary's housing market. 2 interviews with housing representatives -- June 10,
1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-185b | University of Lethbridge professor David Elton says
Canada's water resourses are not threatened by USA. -- June 10, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-185c | Unknown speaker wants to start a tax protest. -- June
11, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-185d | Report on a forecasted water shortage in 10 years.
Shots of Bow Falls and surrounding area in Banff. -- June 11, 1981. -- 1.5
min |
| F-158-185e | Mayor Ralph Klein comments on mobile construction
cranes and recent crane accident in downtown Calgary. -- June 11, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-185f | Alberta Energy Minister Merv Leitch meets Federal
Energy Minister Marc Lalonde in Calgary to discuss oil prices. Shots of people
at negotiating table. Liberal Donald Macdonald and Alberta Stock Exchange
representative comment on talks. -- June 11, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-185g | Calgary Men soccer team game. -- June 11, 1981. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-186a | Report on Prairie Water Management conference in
Banff. -- June 12, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-186b | Wheelchair basketball game in school gym. -- June 12,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-186c | Chateau Estates trailer park supporters at city
council meeting to fight for retaining their homes. -- June 15, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-186d | Report on water metering. Guest in story unknown. --
June 15, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-186e | Registered Nursing Assistants protest layoffs at
Calgary Hospitals. Pictures of picketing nurses. Interviews with RNA and Hospital
spokespersons. -- June 16, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-186f | Report on mine sweeping exercise by soldiers at CFB
Calgary. -- June 17, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-186g | LRT expansion public meeting. Calgary Ward 7 Alderman
Elaine Husband comments. -- June 17, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-186h | Calgary International ladies softball tournament may
be cancelled. Interview with organizer. -- June 17, 1981. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-187a | Mountain emergency rescue training exercise. Shots of
helicopeter rescue in Rocky Mountains and Foothills area. -- June 18, 1981. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-187b | Calgary Stampeder Football Club team equipment
manager explains his role on the team. -- June 18, 1981. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-187c | Report on the First Earl Grey Charity Golf
Tournament. -- June 22, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-187d | Light Rail Transit (LRT) expansion proposal to North
East and South West Calgary. City planner supports South West extension. North
East Alderman says North East residents need it. -- June 23, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-187e | Calgary Rowing Club workout on Glenmore Reservoir.
Good pictures. -- June 23, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-187f | Mayor Ralph Klein says he supports LRT expansion to
Midnapore. -- June 24, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-187g | Calgary Boomers Soccer game at McMahon Stadium. --
June 24, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-187h | Opponets of proposed hockey coliseum (now Olympic
Saddledome) speak out against the project. -- June 25, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-187i | Ladies fastball pitcher Gail du Pauli of Calgary
Raiders interview. Story part of Ladies International Softball Tournament in
Calgary. -- June 25, 1981. -- 1.25 min |
| F-158-188a | Calgary Expos baseball team representative discusses
the chances of a Major League Baseball strike. Shots of Foothills baseball park.
-- June 29, 1981. -- 2.5 min |
| F-158-188b | Canada Post Workers set to strike. Union
representatives of inside and outside workers discuss strike possibilities. --
June 30, 1981. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-188c | Pan Pacific Sychronized Swimming Championship report
at the University of Calgary. Interview with two competitors -- June 30, 1981. --
2.5 min. |
|
| Series 14 |
News footage. - July-December 1981 |
| F-158-188d | Canada Day Celebrations. Clip of man explaining
meaning of Canada Day. -- July 1, 1981. -- 1 min |
| F-158-188e | Millarville Horse Races on Canada Day. -- July 1,
1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-188f | Terry Fox memorial service in downtown Calgary.
Excerpt of Minister's eulogy and Mayor Ralph Klein's speech. -- July 2, 1981. --
2.5 min |
| F-158-188g | Report on Calgary Exhibition and Stampede theme
"Youth in Action". -- July 3, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-189a | Calgary City Alderman and Mayor Ralph Klein disagree
on cause of LRT accidents. -- July 6, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-189b | Calgary alderman Brian Lee presents proposals for LRT
changes. Mayor Ralph Klein response to proposal. -- July 7, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-189c | Polo match at Calgary Polo grounds. -- July 7, 1981. -
- 45 sec. |
| F-158-189d | Police officer describes LRT accident. Mayor Ralph
Klein says rash of accidents reducing Calgary Transit moral. -- July 8, 1981. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-189e | Shortage of summer student workers for many Calgary
businesses. Shots of Canada Employment Centre in report. -- July 13, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-189f | Calgary city council may cut proposed performing arts
centre construction project. -- July 14, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-189g | Calgary Oldtimers Hockey game. -- July 15, 1981. --
30 sec. |
| F-158-189h | Interview with High River Chuckwagon Champion Will
Willard. -- July 15, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-189i | Calgary Rape Crisis Centre issues an information
pamphlet to raise funds for Kelly Cook family. -- July 16, 1981. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-189j | Pictures of police investigating a crime. Good shots
of police dispatch, inside of patrol car and police entering building. -- July
17, 1981. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-190a | Calgary Fire Department boat patrolling Bow River
near the weir. -- July 19, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-190b | Calgary city planning meeting about building of Petro-
Canada building. Comments about building blocking sunlight on 8th Avenue mall. --
July 19, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-190c | Vancouver man brings giant mailbox to Calgary in
order to get around the post office strike. -- July 19, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-190d | Calgary police department says they are reducing high
speed car chases in the Calgary. -- July 20, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-190e | Members of Calgary's Irish community protest in front
of City hall. Arguments between Catholic and Protestant Irish Calgarians. -- July
20, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-190f | Calgary men's fastball game between Canada's national
team and Alberta Break and Clutch at Renfrew Park. -- July 20, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-190g | Quadro Oil Drilling rig company prepares to leave
Alberta because the National Energy Program is hurting business. -- July 22,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-190h | Pictures of Sarcee reserve and Old Sarcee reserve
sign. -- July 22, 1981. -- 45 sec. ; no audio |
| F-158-190i | News conference announcing the federal government's
commitment to build 300 additional non-profit houses in Calgary. Mayor Ralph
Klein, Alderman Elaine Husband and Federal housing minister Paul Cosgrove
attending. -- July 23, 1981. -- 1 min |
| F-158-191a | Premier Peter Lougheed says province will support
Calgary's Coliseum project. Mayor Ralph Klein comments on the decision. -- July
28, 1981. -- 2 min. ; incomplete audio |
| F-158-191b | Pictures of Petro-Canada building site and model of
the building. -- July 28 , 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-191c | Hailstorm damage pictures. Interview with auto repair
clerk and victim of the storm. -- July 29, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-191d | Calgary Sikh Society public meeting. Representative
says Sikhs have responsibilities in the community. -- August 1, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-191e | Pictures of LRT extension construction at 7th Avenue
SW and 8th Street SW. -- August 2, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-191f | Pictures of Crowchild Trail/Glenmore Trail
interchange. Interview with construction worker saying rainy summer has slowed
down construction projects. -- August 4, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-191g | Pictures of 12th Avenue SE and Centre Street SE.
Story on corner where men wait to get work every day. -- August 5, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-191h | Demolition of Kinsmen Centre in Stampede Park. --
August 6, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-191i | Picketers demonstrating outside USA Consulate Office
in Calgary to support American air traffic controllers strike. -- August 7, 1981.
-- 45 sec. |
| F-158-192a | USA air traffic controllers strike makes travelling
difficult for Calgarians. Passenger travel stories at airport. -- August 11,
1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-192b | Calgary realtor explains mortgage buy down principle
being used to deal with high interest rate affects on the housing market. --
August 11, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-192c | Calgary Mayor Ralph Klein explains the provincial and
municipal land agreement for coliseum (Saddledome) site. -- August 12, 1981.. --
30 sec. |
| F-158-192d | Provincial government plans to re-establish farmers
makrets in Calgary. -- August 14, 1981. -- 1.5 mins. |
| F-158-192e | Report on Pan-Alberta gas pipeline construction from
Sundre to the USA border. Alberta gas destined for Southern California. --
August 15, 1981. -- 1.5 mins. |
| F-158-192f | Meat producer says increase beef and pork prices
needed to offset losses. Price increase passed on to consumer. -- August 17,
1981. -- 1.5 mins. |
| F-158-192g | Pictures inside Calgary's main postal station, letter
sorting building. -- August 18, 1981. -- 45 secs. |
| F-158-192h | Mallet motorcycle race tracks preparation for
national junior and school boys motorcycle championship. -- August 18, 1981. --
45 secs. |
| F-158-193a | USA Reverend Billy Graham press conference explaining
why he has come to Calgary -- August 19, 1981. -- 30 secs. |
| F-158-193b | Alberta government increases spot logging in south
Kananaskis and Banff region. Pictures of Castle River Valley area. -- August 20,
1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-193c | Interview with Calgary professional tennis player
Paul O'Connell. -- August 21, 1981. -- 45 secs. |
| F-158-193d | USA Reverend Billy Graham preaches at McMahon
Stadium. -- August 23, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-193e | Canadian Natural Gas company demonstrates its new
natural gas powered cars. Interview with company spokesman. -- August 24, 1981. --
1 min. |
| F-158-193f | 2.4 cents/litre gasoline increase by September 1
takes consumers by surprise. -- August 25, 1981. -- 30 secs. |
| F-158-193g | Report on the high number of train accidents in
Alberta. -- August 26, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-193h | Interview with University of Calgary Dinosaur
quaterback Greg Vavra. -- August 26, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-194a | Report on failure of an experimental trailer park in
Huntington Hills area of Calgary started by the City of Calgary. -- August 27,
1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-194b | Pictures of New City Hall models submitted for the
City Hall design competition. Interview with city planner and Mayor Klein. --
August 28, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-194c | The number of prisoners escaping Spy Hill
correctional centre increases to alarming levels. -- September 3, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-194d | Protest against high interest rates of banks in front
of Bank of Canada office in downtown Calgary. Organizer John Turmel interviewed.
-- September 8, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-194e | North American motorcycle convoy passes through
Calgary. Interview with motorcyclist explaining the trip. -- September 8, 1981. --
1 min. |
| F-158-194f | 1980 Mayoral candidate for Calgary Peter Petrasuk has
law practice closed and is investigated by the Alberta law society. -- September
10, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-194g | Premier Peter Lougheed and Calgary Mayor Ralph Klein
ride on the LRT. Lougheed expresses interest in LRT expansion in Calgary. --
September, 11, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-194h | Canadian National Rail frustrated by people
trespassing on their railway lines. CN Rail spokesman unknown. -- September 14,
1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-195a | Pictures of Calgary's downtown. Shots of Calgary
traffic, construction site, police headquarters, coliseum construction
(Saddledome), public library. -- September 15, 1981. -- 1 min.; incomplete
sound |
| F-158-195b | Independent Petroleum Association of Canada president
Bob Brown says it is against the Alberta and Ottawa oil price agreement. --
September 15, 1981. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-195c | Canadian Petroleum Association says Canada will not
be self sufficient in oil and gas by the end of the 1980's. -- September 16,
1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-195d | Pictures of soldiers cleaning up and disposing of
artillery shells found on the Sarcee Indian Reserve testing area. -- September
18, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-195e | Calgary Board of Educations cuts to bilingual
programs upsets some parents and teachers. Mayland Heights school is featured. --
September 19, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-195f | Report on Foothills Hospital final two weeks of
construction before opening. Interior and exterior pictures of building. --
September 23, 1981. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-195g | Opening of William Watson Lodge for the disabled by
Premier Peter Lougheed. -- September 23, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-195h | Kidnapping of two year old Crossfield girl has local
residents upset and concerned for their safety. -- September 24, 1981. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-196a | Women protesting outside of downtown building because
the Alberta Medical Association says it is against home births. -- September 26,
1981. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-196b | Spy Hill Correctional Centre superintendent Tom
Drummond is fired because of the increasing numbers of prison escapes. --
September 28, 1981. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-196c | Canmore residents say the future of the town lies
with the outcome of Calgary's Olympic bid. -- September 29, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-196d | Calgary is awarded the 1988 Winter Olympics. Reaction
from Calgary Olympic organizers, staff and volunteers. -- September 30, 1981. --
3.5 min |
| F-158-196e | Canadian Hunter Exploration president Jim Gray says
new natural gas lines to USA is good for Alberta gas producers. -- October 1,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-196f | Conflicts between wildlife and people rise as
Calgary's urban area expands. Story on moose being chased and caught in the city.
-- October 2, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-196g | Mayor Ralph Klein supports saving the Queen's Hotel
as part of the new City Hall project. Interior and exterior shots of Queen's
Hotel. -- October 3, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-197a | Pictures of proposed Winter Olympic sites and venues.
Alderman Craig Reid says city council should be informed and part of all Olympic
related decisions. -- October 5, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-197b | Calgary Stampeder football club fires head coach
Ardell Weigandt and announces Jerry Williams as his replacement. -- October 5,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-197c | Reaction to an Alberta judges decision to declare
Calgary's anti-prostitution bylaw illegal. -- October 7, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-197d | Federal minister Jean Chretien's speech to the
Association of Canadian Clubs of Calgary. Reaction to his speech included. --
October 7, 1981. -- 1.25 min |
| F-158-197e | Mayor Ralph Klein says he will look for other ways to
fight Calgary's prostitution problem. -- October 8, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-197f | Speech on the bad shape of Canada's monetary policy.
Speaker is possibly John Turmel. -- October 10, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-197g | Construction at Glenmore and Crowchild Trail. Mayor
Klein says residents property affected by the project should be compensated. --
October 14, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-197h | People in the town of Brooks concerned about
pollution in the Bow River coming from Calgary. -- October 15, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-198a | Bank robbery rate increases in Calgary. Response from
the police and a banker. -- October 20, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-198b | Calgary nurses protesting for a better contract.
Interview with a spokesperson for the nurses union. -- October 21, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-198c | Mayor Klein promises action on the Bow River
pollution problem. Pictures of protesters and water treatment facility. --
October 22, 1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-198d | Aerial pictures of an ocean oil rig and the City of
Calgary. -- October 26, 1981. -- 45 sec.; no audio |
| F-158-198e | Housing price slump hitting Calgary homeowners hard. -
- October 27, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-198f | Mayor Klein is angry Alderman Jack Long was voted off
the city planning committee. -- October 28, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-198g | Halloween party at a downtown hotel. -- October 31,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-198h | Federal Finance minister Alan McEachen gives a speech
in Calgary. Demonstrators protest inside the Calgary Convention Centre. --
November 1, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-199a | Calgary Alderman Brian Lee demands problems with
access road to Strathcona Park be dealt with immediately. -- November 2, 1981. --
1 min. |
| F-158-199b | Sarcee Native band members protest road closure to
their reserve by the military at CFB Calgary. -- November 2, 1981. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-199c | Officer at CFB Calgary explains military's reaction
to yesterday's demonstration by Sarcee Indians. -- November 3, 1981. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-199d | A report attacks Calgary public school trustees
decision to close some Calgary schools facing declining enrolment. -- November 5,
1981. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-199e | Pictures of Hillhurst-Sunnyside district. Memorial
Dr. between 14th Street NW and 9a Street NW shown re: LRT expansion to the NW. --
November 9, 1981. -- 1.25 min |
| F-158-199f | Calgary Alderman Elaine Husband says secret bidding
process for LRT train contracts is flawed. -- November 9, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-199g | Old Chiefs conference (leaders of various native
bands) meet in Red Deer to discuss approaches to land claims issues. -- November
11, 1981. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-199h | RCMP say Calgary is the centre of Western Canadian
drug trade. 2 people interviewed (unknown). -- November 12, 1981. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-200a | Alberta New Democratic Party leader Grant Notley says
Alberta Heritage Savings and Trust Fund should be used to help Alberta homeowners
and buyers. -- November 14, 1981. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-200b | Scale model of proposed new Calgary Chinatown.
Interview with Chinese community member. -- September 30, 1982. -- 1.25 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-200c | Report on low vacancy rates in Calgary's rental
housing and apartment market. -- November 19, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-200d | Report on the increasing rate of school vandalism and
the effects of a new vandalism prevention program. -- November 20, 1981. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-200e | Interviews with Canmore residents concerned about the
towns expansion due to the Calgary Olympics. -- November 23, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-200f | Unveiling of new Lindsay Park Aquatic Centre
(Swimming and Recreation facilities). Model of development shown along with an
explanation. (speaker unknown). -- November 26, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-200g | Stampede expansion possible into neighbourhood of
Victoria Park. Alderman Pat Donnelly interviewed. -- November 26, 1981. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-200h | Pictures of firemen fighting a forest fire in dense
wooded area. Location unknown. -- December 1, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-200i | Calgary Public Board of Education tries to deal with
changing make-up of the student population in Calgary schools. -- December 2,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-201a | Interview with Brinks armoured car employee saying
his work is more dangerous with rapid increase in Calgary's crime rate. --
December 8, 1981. -- 20 sec. |
| F-158-201b | Plans for LRT expansion along Memorial Dr. NE. --
November 9, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-201c | Crowds outside 8th Avenue Mall (Stephen Avenue Mall)
video arcade are creating problems for other mall merchants. -- November 9, 1981.
-- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-201d | Interview with four time Canadian Figure Skating
pairs (dance) champion Susan Carscellan (with partner Eric Gillies). -- November
9, 1981. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-201e | A Calgary doctor explains why Alberta physicians are
protesting Alberta health care payment schedules. -- December 10, 1981. -- 1.5
min |
| F-158-201f | Demolition of old CFCN AM radio broadcast antenna. --
December 12, 1981. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-201g | High River resident Debbie Stevens disappears after
leaving a Christmas party in Calgary. Local residents concerned. -- December 15,
1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-201h | Alberta doctors say they will extra bill patients
starting in the New Year. -- December 16, 1981. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-201i | Calgary municipal government committee suggest
changes to peddling laws to control prostitution in the city. -- December 17,
1981. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-201j | Mayor Klein helps out at the annual Salvation Army
Christmas dinner at the mens social service centre. -- November 18, 1981. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-202a | Calgary's Polish community holds a large rally at
City Hall to protest the suppression of the Solidarity Movement in Poland. --
December 19, 1981. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-202b | Calgary's Planned Parenthood office may be shut down.
Interview with office director Pat McLaughlin. -- December 22, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-202c | Pictures of post-Christmas snow storm in Calgary. --
December 28, 1981. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-202d | Cost of postage stamp jumps from $.17 to $.30 on
January 1, 1982. Guest interviewed (unknown). -- December 30, 1981. -- 1.5
min. |
|
| Series 15 |
News footage. - January-June 1982 |
| F-158-202e | Calgary doctors say patients support provincial
physicians direct bill (extra-billing) plan to protest government health care
billing policy. -- January 4, 1982. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-202f | Cold weather pictures of downtown Calgary. Aerial
and street level views. -- January 5, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-202g | Profile of the University of Calgary Swim club.
Interview with coach Deryk Snelling. -- January 7, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-202h | Mayor Klein says he wants eastern criminals to stay
out of Calgary. This is Ralph Klein's famous statement about Eastern creeps and
bums. -- January 7, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-203a | Satan's Angels motorcycle gang is being observed and
questioned by the RCMP. -- January 11, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-203b | Mayor Klein says his remarks about eastern Canadians
were taken out of context. -- January 11, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-203c | University of Calgary engineering students say they
would rather work for a private oil and gas company than Petro-Canada. -- January
11, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-203d | Calgary Public School Board caretakers strike. --
January 15, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-203e | President of Zephyr Resources predicts a major
downsizing in the oil and natural gas industry. -- January 15, 1982. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-203f | Richard Pound of the International Olympic Federation
says Calgary's Winter Olympic organizing committee is the most organized group in
the history of the Olympic games. -- January 16, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-203g | Anti-fur protesters picket Furs by Michel store (1424
- 4th Avenue SW). Interview with a protester. -- January 17, 1982. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-203h | Pictures of laundry facilities at the Foothills
hospital. -- January 19, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-203i | Pictures of Pacific Western Airlines logo. Airport
check-in counter and aircraft shown. -- January 19, 1982. -- 30 sec.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-203j | Calgary police seize a large quantity of marijuana.
Detective commentary on arrest. -- January 19,1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-204a | Calgary Public School Board caretakers strike is
settled. Interview with Fred Pyke, Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
chief negotiator. -- January 21, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-204b | American astronaut of the space shuttle Columbia, Joe
Engle, visits Calgary to talk about his experiences in space. -- January 23,
1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-204c | Woman wears underwear with the saying "Not all
Easterners are bums" at a reception for Mayor Klein. -- January 23, 1982. -- 20
sec. |
| F-158-204d | Pictures of proposed area for LRT expansion. North
Hill Mall (14th Avenue NW), Banff Trail, and McMahon Stadium area included. --
January 26, 1982. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio |
| F-158-204e | Calgary police announce a new low key approach toward
recruiting new officers. -- January 28, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-204f | Alberta's provincial treasurer Lou Hyndman says he is
optimistic about the oil sector despite predictions of a slow year. -- January
28, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-204g | Alberta's Native Affairs minister Don McCrimmon and
Sarcee Chief Clifford Big Plume announce federal and provincial assistance for
Redwood Meadows development near Bragg Creek. -- February 4, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-204h | Alberta's Attorney General's office investigation of
four Calgary aldermen causing problems at city council meetings. Aldermen Don
Hartman, Jim Bell, Bob McCombie and Gordon Shrake are the four involved. --
February 8, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-204i | Signing ceremony of the document to incorporate
Calgary's Olympic Association as a non-profit company. Richard Pound (Canadian
Olympic Association), Frank King (Calgary Organizing Committee chairman) Juan
Antonio Samaranch (President of the International Olympic Committee) and Mayor
Ralph Klein present. One other person is present (unknown). -- February 8, 1982.
-- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-204j | Canada's Everest mountain climbing expedition leader,
Bill March, talks about the sudden death of climber and expedition member John
Laughlin. -- February 8, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-205a | Feature report on rural crime. -- February 9, 1982. --
2.75 min.; no visuals on reporters script. |
| F-158-205b | Calgary's 1981 Sportsman of the Year. -- January 9,
1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-205c | Canadian downhill skier Ken Read talks about his
future in the sport. -- February 16, 1982.. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-205d | Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) executives
in Calgary are suspended for financial inproprieties. Interview with Ron Brown
and Harley Horne of CUPE. -- February 17, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-205e | Western Canada Concept candidate Gordon Kessler wins
the provincial by-election in Olds-Didsbury. Pictures and comments from
Kessler's headquaters. -- February 18, 1982.. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-205f | Western Canada separatist hats and signs popular
after Gordon Kessler's by-election victory in Olds-Didsbury constituency. --
February 19, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-205g | Four Calgary alderman (Don Hartman, Jim Bell, Bob
McCombie and Gordon Shrake) are vindicated of any criminal offences by the
Alberta's Attorney General's office. -- February 24, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-205h | Report on the 10 day old Alberta nurses strike. --
February 25, 1982.. -- 25 sec. |
| F-158-205i | Health services in rural Alberta hurt by nurses
strike. Pictures of hospital in Olds, Alberta. -- February 25, 1982.. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-206a | Calgary Buffalo MLA Tom Sindlinger explains why he
changed from being a Progressive Conservative MLA to an independent member of the
provincial legislature. -- March 3, 1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-206b | United Nurses of Alberta's (UNA) strike fund runs
low. Interview with UNA representative. -- March 8, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-206c | Dome Petroleum's President William (Bill) Richards
says high interest rates and the company's rapid expansion is hurting Dome. --
March 8, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-206d | Federated Coop looks at ways to expand during their
annual general meeting. -- March 10, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-206e | Burnsco Gravel mining and environmentalists fight
over the use of the Calgary's Nose Hill Park area. -- March 12, 1982.. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-206f | Calgary Olympic Development Association (CODA)
chairman Frank King says Mount Sparrowhawk will likely be the downhill site for
the 1988 Winter Olympic Games. -- March 12, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-206g | Canada's and USA's oil industry downturn is hurting
Canadian oil drilling companies. Interview guest (unknown). -- March 19, 1982. --
45 sec. |
| F-158-206h | Mount Royal College announces major expansion plans.
Pictures of college, models of expansion plans. Interview with college President
Donald Baker -- March 20, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-206i | Shortage of pediatric beds predicted in Calgary
hospitals in the near future. -- March 20, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-207a | Pictures of the Western Canadian Snooker (billiard)
Championship held at Towne Billiards. Interview with former champion (name
unknown). -- March 24, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-207b | Alberta construction industry hits tough economic
times. -- March 24, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-207c | Calgary midwives plan to fight a new provincial law
forbidding home childbirths by midwives. -- March 29, 1982. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-207d | Contaminated drinking water in Banff townsite may be
due to a beaver disease. -- March 29, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-207e | Report on the oil and natural gas industry downturn
and its effects on Calgary shopping malls, car dealers and real estate sales.
Interviews with people from each of these areas. -- March 20, 1982. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-207f | Alberta New Democratic Party leader Grant Notley says
the Western Canada Concept Party will affect the NDP's chances to gain seats in
the next provincial election. -- April 1, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-207g | Director of the Atomic Energy of Canada Oil Sands
Project, Al Bancroft, says there is a possibility of nuclear power plants being
used in Alberta to extract heavy oil from the ground. -- April 7, 1982. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-208a | A Calgary man starts a rent a rabbit business. --
April 8, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-208b | A feature report on the Calgary Jewish community's
celebration of Passover. Report includes songs and a description of the symbolism
found in the Passover meal. -- April 9, 1982. -- 4.25 min. |
| F-158-208c | Alberta teachers express concerns about introducing
computers and computer programs into the classroom. Report from the Alberta
Teachers Association's Annual General Meeting in Calgary. -- April 13, 1982. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-208d | Pictures at the funeral of Sarcee Chief David
Crowchild. -- April 13, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-208e | Mount Royal Gymnastic club is banned from attending
an international tumbling Championship in Montana because a South African team is
participating in the event. Canada has an official boycott against South Africa.
-- April 13, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-208f | Trans Canada Broadloom Ltd, a Calgary carpet company,
is charged by the police for advertising products using imperial and metric
measurements. -- April 14, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-209a | Exterior pictures of the University of Calgary
campus. Reeves Theatre, MacEwan Hall and Mackimmie library shown. -- April 15,
1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-209b | Western Canada Concept Party (WCC) seems to be
gaining support in urban and rural ridings in Alberta. Pictures of elected WCC
member Gordon Kessler speaking in Calgary. -- April 16, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-209c | A consumer group speaks out against the extra billing
practices of Alberta doctors. Emmett Hall is shown speaking on the issue at a
Banff medical conference. -- April 20, 1982. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-209d | A Calgary-Chinese businessman (former Calgary
alderman and MLA) George Ho Lem says the Chinese community has not been a part of
the planning for Chinatown's development. -- April 22, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-209e | Calgary plans to launch a public awareness campaign
about the dangers of walking downtown near construction sites. Calgary's Chief
Building Inspector Sid Cartwright is interviewed. -- April 23, 1982. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-209f | RCMP officers block part of the Rogers Pass to check
for unsafe cars and trucks on the road. -- April 27, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-209g | A legal challenge to the RCMP's road block in the
Roger's Pass may be possible under the new Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Interview guest (unknown). -- April 28, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-210a | Calgary's unemployment rate increases 70 percent
between January and March, 1982 from the same time last year. Interview with
unemployment office manager. -- April 29, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-210b | Sports Canada reverses its decision to ban the Mount
Royal gymnastic club from competing in an international competition in Montana. -
- April 29, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-210c | Alderman Brian Lee says the goals of the +15 walkway
system should be revised to complement and not compete with street level shops. --
April 30, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-210d | Mayor Klein says Chinatown residents must become a
more united community in order to control its future development. -- April 30,
1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-210e | The Alberta Party, a new political party, holds its
founding meeting at the Calgary Convention Centre. Leader of the party, Tom
Sindlinger, is interviewed. -- May 1, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-210f | A general construction strike may stop all building
projects in the city. -- May 6, 1982. -- 1.75 min.; audio track damaged but
audible. |
| F-158-210g | Interview with Prime Minister Joe Clark's parents at
their home by reporter Ralph Klein. -- May 11, 1982. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-211a | Oil industry slump gives a boost to the natural gas
industry. -- May 17, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-211b | Pictures of a computer information firm that sells
information to Calgary businesses. -- May 20, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-211c | Federal and provincial communications conference in
Calgary discusses the future of Pay TV. Interview with Neil Webber, Alberta's
Associate Telephone Minister. Pictures of Rogers Cable. -- May 21, 1982. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-211d | Contestants for Miss Calgary Pageant. Contest is a
yearly feature on CFCN Television. -- May 23, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-211e | Pictures of Heritage Park and the Glenmore Resevoir
area on Victoria Day. -- May 24, 1982.. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-211f | Calgary financial community worries about the effects
of the construction industry slowdown. -- May 26, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-211g | No till plowing seen by a Strathmore area farmer as a
way to cut down on soil erosion. -- May 26, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-211h | A short report on the settlement in the Calgary
construction strike. -- May 28, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-211i | A Calgary developer predicts high vacancy rate in
downtown office space by 1983 because of a downturn in the oil and natural gas
industry. -- May 28, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-212a | Oil and natural gas producers reaction to the revised
National Energy Policy by the federal energy minister Marc Lalonde. Jim Gray
(Canadian Hunter Ltd.) and one other person interviewed. -- May 31, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-212b | Footage of a downtown building being demolished by
dynamite. -- May 31, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-212c | Interview with new Calgary Flames head coach Bob
Johnstone. -- May 31, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-212d | Public unveiling of the name Olympic Saddledome for
the new hockey coliseum. Calgary Flames General Manager Cliff Fletcher and
another person (unknown) comment. -- June 3, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-212e | Report on how provincial Progressive Conservative
candidates are not necessarily guaranteed to win their seat in the upcoming
election. Interview with MLA Dave Russell. -- June 3, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-212f | University of Calgary basketball star Karl Tillman is
named Calgary Sportsman of the Year. Interview with Karl Tillman. -- June 3,
1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-212g | Transportation inquiry releases its findings on the
safety of Calgary railway trestle bridges. Good pictures of the Bowness rail
trestle and a train crossing it. -- June 4, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-212h | Report on a rapist in Calgary who has attack for the
8th time. Police ask for assistance from the public. -- June 4, 1982. -- 2.25
min. |
| F-158-212i | Calgary hotels are trying to survive the economic
downturn. Pictures of the Palliser and Sheraton hotels. -- June 9, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-213a | Arab-Calgarians carry Lebanese flags and protest
signs outside of the USA Consulate Office to demonstrate against Israel's
invasion of Lebanon. -- June 12, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-213b | Pictures of Canadian Forces Base Suffield. -- June
12, 1982. -- 30 sec.; no sound. |
| F-158-213c | Report on the effects of the economic slump on the
lumber industry in British Columbia. Pictures of Cranbrook lumber mill. -- June
15, 1982. -- 2 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-213d | Cowley and Keith Real Estate company, Canada's sixth
largest, is up for sale and may go bankrupt. Interview with owner David Cowley. -
- June 16, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-213e | Cominco lead-zinc mine in Trail, British Columbia
closes down. Interview with two workers. -- June 16, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-213f | Report on the underground economy and its growth
during economic downturn. -- June 17, 1982. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-213g | Pictures of Cowley and Keith owned property in
Calgary. -- June 21, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-213h | Mount Allan may replace Mount Sparrowhawk as the
downhill ski location for the 1988 Winter Olympics. Interview with Peter
Lougheed. -- June 24, 1982. -- 1.75 min.; audio track damaged but
audible. |
|
| Series 16 |
News footage. - July-December 1982 |
| F-158-214a | Native Pow Wow. Location may be Heritage Park. --
July 1, 1982. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-214b | Interview with Calgary Stampede Rodeo Manager Winston
Bruce. Only Stampede footage from 1982. -- June 7, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-214c | Western Canada Concept (WCC) policy convention in Red
Deer. Interview with MLA Gordon Kessler. More material on convention found on F
158 215. -- July 3, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-214d | Opening of the Alberta Rhythm exhibition: The later
works of A.Y. Jackson at the Glenbow Museum. Women opening exhibition unknown. --
July 13, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-214e | Calgary sychronized swimmers Kelly Krycka and Sharon
Hambrook talk about their goals for the upcoming world championship. This is a
promotional film not produced by CFCN but more than likely shown on their
sportscast. -- July 23, 1982. -- 1 min.; optical sound. |
| F-158-214f | Beltline residents near Central Park are complaining
to the police commission about male prostitution in the neighbourhood. Interview
with an apartment manager in the area. -- July 22, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-214g | Canada's National Cycling (Bicycle racers) Team
training at the Calgary Velodrome. -- July 30, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-214h | Calgary city council announces major budget cuts and
tax increases. -- July 31, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-215a | Western Canada Concept (WCC) policy convention in Red
Deer. Interview with Gordon Kessler -- July 13, 1982. -- 2 min |
| F-158-215b | Western Canada Concept (WCC) party convention in Red
Deer. Interview with party chairman (name unknown). -- July 13, 1982. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-215c | Pictures of Western Canada Concept (WCC) party
delegates at its convention in Red Deer. -- July 13, 1982. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-215d | Delegates at the Western Canada Concept convention in
Red Deer are asked why they support this party. -- July 13, 1982. -- 5.25
min. |
| F-158-215e | Interview with Western Canada Concept candidate Elmer
Knutson. -- July 13, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-215f | Western Canada Concept (WCC) convention delegates are
asked why they think Albertans need this type of political party. -- July 13,
1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-215g | A clip of Western Canada Concept (WCC) member Elmer
Knutson. -- July 13, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-215h | Reporter's closing remarks in his story on the WCC
convention. -- July 13, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-215i | B-roll of report on WCC convention. Reporter's voice
only interspersed with clips from the convention. -- July 13, 1982. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-215j | Pictures of WCC convention delegates. -- July 13,
1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-216a | Train derailment in the Crowsnest Pass area. Aerial
pictures of train cars. Interview with emergency worker and a person who was
camping nearby. -- July, 1982. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-216b | Dome Petroleum shareholders meeting. Press
conference with President Jack Gallagher. -- July, 1982. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-216c | Interior and exterior pictures of Cominco lead-zinc
plant in Trail, British Columbia. -- August 2, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-216d | Harness racing horses practicing at Stampede Park.
Featured horse is H.H. Legend. -- August 5, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-216e | Hot air ballooning in the Calgary region. Aerial and
ground views. -- August 8, 1982. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-216f | Farmers expect a bumper crop this year. But it may
only be enough to cover skyrocketing farming cost. -- August 11, 1982. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-217a | Windsurfing (boardsailing) at Glenmore resevoir. --
August 12, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-217b | Arab-Calgarians protest against Israel's invasion of
Lebanon. -- August 14, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-217c | Shaganappi golf course expansion plans are put on
hold by city council. Pictures of the golf course. -- August 14, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-217d | Report on level railway crossing accidents in
Alberta. Pictures from a train locomotive and the Edmonton-Calgary dayliner.
Interview guest (unknown). -- August 20, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-217e | Report on the increasing popularity of running.
Pictures of a road race in Calgary. Interview guest (unknown). -- August 22,
1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-217f | Critics of noise pollution in Calgary say city
planners must address the issue. Interview guest (unknown). -- August 24, 1982. -
- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-217g | Naomi Whelan and David Carter compete for the
Progressive Conservative nomination in Calgary Edgemont. Interview with Naomi
Whalen. -- August 30, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-217h | Pictures of irrigation farming and polluted waters
near Brooks, Alberta. -- August 31, 1982. -- 25 sec. |
| F-158-218a | Pictures of a taxi motorcade for the funeral of
murdered Shamrock cab driver Gurmeet Singh Warach. Black flags fly from the
antennaes of the taxis. -- August 17, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-262a | Clip of retiring alderman Pat Donnelly comments on
the efforts of Hillhurst-Sunnyside residents to recruit her as that city ward's
alderman. Interview at the Hillhurst-Sunnyside fall fair. -- September 1983.. --
1.75 min. |
| F-158-218b | The Alberta government announces a mortgage relief
plan for all new, existing, and renewable mortgages in the province. Premier
Lougheed and another official (unknown) interviewed. -- September 8, 1982. --
1.25 min |
| F-158-218c | Reaction from homeowners and real estate agents to
the Alberta government's mortgage relief plan. -- September 12, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-218d | Calgary's transit union rejects job sharing proposal
by the municipal government. Interview with union representative (unknown). --
September 14, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-218e | Calgary firemen recover a single engine airplane that
crashed into Ghost Lake ten years earlier. -- September 17, 1982. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-218f | A group of women at City Hall protesting increasing
violence against women. -- September 17, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-218g | Public meeting of the Alberta Social Credit party.
Interview with interim party president George Richardson. -- September 18, 1982. -
- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-218h | Alberta's Progesssive Conservative candidates hold a
private meeting with Premier Lougheed to discuss election strategy for the
upcoming election. -- September 21, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-219a | Mayor Klein says he is lobbying to make Calgary an
international banking centre. -- September 22, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-219b | Bankruptcy rate is expected to reach record numbers
in Calgary. Interview with C. Garth MacGirr, incoming president of the Canadian
Insolvency Association, at a meeting in Calgary. -- September 22, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-219c | Pictures of the Calgary Zoo. Interview with a staff
member regarding the theft of a statue at the zoo. -- September 23,1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-219d | Feature interview with former Federal Progressive
Conservative leader Robert Stanfield. He speaks about the economy and Canada's
foreign policy regarding Lebanon. -- September 23, 1982. -- 5.25 min. |
| F-158-219e | Pictures of Olympic Saddledome (coliseum)
construction. Comment from Mayor Klein on the Olympic Saddledome Foundation's
idea to have the Saddledome managed by the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede board.
-- September 26, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-220a | News conference with ATCO employee, 23 year old Guy
Boisvert, recently released hostage of the Kurdish rebels. -- September 22, 1982.
-- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-220b | Report on the provincial Progressive Conservatives
and New Democratic Party not addressing unemployment issues during the election
campaign. -- October 16, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-220c | Union petition against city council to stop the
firing of 34 bus drivers. Interview with woman (unknown) and a fired bus driver. -
- October 1, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-220d | LRT line between the University and the Stampede
grounds may not be built on time for the Olympic Games. Interview with Mayor
Klein. Pictures of the Winter Olympic bid book. -- October 4, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-220e | City bows to pressure to retain city bus routes that
it had planned to cut. -- October 6, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-220f | Progressive Conservative candidates campaigning in a
Calgary shopping mall. Pictures of election headquarters. Clip from a campaign
manager. -- October 8, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-220g | Provincial Liberal party leader Nick Taylor says he
will not run candidates in the ridings where the Alberta Reform Movement has
strong candidates. -- October 9, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-221a | Candlelight vigil in downtown Calgary protesting
against human rights violations. -- October 16, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-221b | Report says the Progressive Conservative party and
the New Democratic party do not believe unemployment is a major issue in the
provincial election campaign. -- October 16, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-221c | Native hoop dancing exhibition (location unknown). --
October 16, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-221d | Pictures of train and car collision in rural Alberta
(location unknown). Good nighttime and daytime pictures of the accident scene. --
October 17, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-221e | Western Canada Concept leader Gordon Kessler
confronts Premier Peter Lougheed while they are both campaigning in High River. --
October 20, 1982. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-221f | Protest march by the Calgary Disarmament Coalition. --
October 31, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-221g | Provincial Liberal leader Nick Taylor speaking to a
group of Liberal supporters (location unknown). -- October, 1982. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-222a | Three Calgary alderman running in the provincial
election say they will still serve their municipal constituents. Alderman Gordon
Shrake, Stan Nelson, and Brian Lee interviewed. -- October, 1982. -- 1.25 min.;
incomplete audio. |
| F-158-222b | Voluntary car emission standards testing takes place
throughout Calgary. Pictures of pollution over city. -- October 5, 1982. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-263a | Pictures of the Lodgepole forest fire clean-up.
Pictures of the public meeting in the aftermath of natural gas well that burned
out of control over a month between October and November, 1982. -- November
1982. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-222c | Provincial New Democratic Party leader Grant Notley
election campaign. Pictures of flight to Pincher Creek. -- November 1, 1982. --
30 sec. |
| F-158-222d | Several Calgary Stampeder football club players
interviewed at the end of the regular season. Lloyd Fairbanks, Gerry Datillio,
J.T. Hay, James Sykes and two others interviewed. -- November 1, 1981. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-222e | Pictures of Ogden railway yards in Calgary. Report
on a West Coast strike and its affects on the CPR railyard workers. -- November
5, 1982. -- 45 sec.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-222f | Interview with a Calgary tennis player and his
experiences at Wimbledon. -- October 5, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-222g | Aftermath of bombing at the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce. Pictures of investigation and clean-up. -- November 8, 1982. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-222h | Officials retrieving dead fish from the Elbow River.
Fish died due to high levels of lead and zinc released from the Glenmore water
treatment plant. -- November 9, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-223a | Mount Allan is chosen as the Olympic downhill ski
venue for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. Canadian Olympic Development
Association (CODA) chairman David Layton at press conference and interview. --
November 9, 1982. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-223b | CFCN starts producing Crimestopper stories to help
police solve crimes in the Calgary area. Pictures of show production at a
Macdonald's restaurant. -- November 10, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-223c | Shell Canada representatives at Energy Resources
Conservation Board hearings on the future of its gas plant near Pincher Creek.
Two people interviewed (unknown). -- November 15, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-223d | Calgary Chamber of Commerce launches "Yes We Can"
campaign to combat recession in the city. Chamber of Commerce official (unknown)
gives background information on the campaign. -- November 16, 1982. -- 4.25
min. |
| F-158-224a | Controversy surrounds the opening of Judy Chicago's
"The Dinner Party" exhibition at the Glenbow Museum. Interview with two people
(unknown). -- November 22, 1982. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-224b | United Nurses of Alberta executive director Simon
Renouf says there will be more government interference between provincial nurses
and hospitals in the future. -- November 23, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-224c | Hockey game footage between Calgary Flames and the
Washington Capitals at the Corral. -- November 23, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-224d | Petro-Canada plans to buy BP Canada. Interview with
Petro-Canada president William (Bill) Hopper. -- November 24, 1982. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-224e | Pictures of Bearspaw Dam, water treatment plant, and
Bow River. Interior and exterior shots of water treatment plant. -- November 24,
1982. -- 2.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-224f | Pincher Creek mayor Dr. Juan Teran says his town
supports keeping Shell Canada's gas plant open. Shots of gas plant, town of
Pincher Creek, and Westcastle ski area. -- November 16, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-224g | Calgary Stampede board president says 1982 Calgary
Exhibition and Stampede revenues down one million dollars. Interview with board
president Ken Moore. -- November 16, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-225a | Pictures of Chinatown area of Calgary. -- November
25, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-225b | Federal transportation minister Jean Luc Pepin meets
with agriculture industry representatives to discuss future of the grain freight
rate (The Crow Rate). Interview with two agriculture representatives (unknown). -
- November 26, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-225c | Scenic picture of downtown Calgary in fog. Shot
taken from Broadcast hill. -- November 27, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-225d | Mayor Ralph Klein is angry Calgary public service
union representatives are not taking talks of wage and job cuts seriously.
Interview with Mayor Klein and Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)
representative Harley Horne. -- November 27, 1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-225e | Maureen McTeer speaks to the federal Progressive
Conservative Women's Caucus of Calgary luncheon at the Palliser Hotel. --
November 29, 1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-225f | Two clips of federal Progressive Conservative leader
Joe Clark speaking at the Calgary Convention centre. One clip is on the economy,
the other is on the state of the Progressive Conservative party. -- November 30,
1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-225g | Dedication ceremony of a new ambulance to the St.
John's Society by the Royal Calgary Legion. Ceremony held outside the Kensington
branch. -- December 2, 1982. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-225h | Interview with City of Calgary inside workers union
leader John Corcoran. -- December 10, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-225i | Vietnamese-Calgarians in front of city hall protest
human rights violation. Mayor Klein talks to the rally. -- December 11, 1982. --
45 sec. |
| F-158-225j | Picture of a chinook arch to the west of Calgary. --
December 11, 1982. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-226a | Provincial election. Western Canada Concept party
members campaigning in Olds-Didsbury riding. -- November, 1982. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-226b | Provincial election. Western Canada Concept
candidate (WCC) Gordon Kessler describes his campaigning style. -- October, 1982.
-- 20 sec. |
| F-158-226c | Provincial election. Reporter's summation of the
High River campaign. -- October, 1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-226d | Provincial election. Highwood riding profile.
Interview with two people following an all-candidates meeting. Reporter summary. -
- October, 1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-226e | Provincial election. Interview with Alberta Reform
Movement leader Tom Sindlinger. -- October, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-226f | Provincial election. Western Canada Concept party
(WCC) candidate Elmer Knutson comments after his election loss. -- November 2,
1982. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-227a | Calgary police force members meet to discuss the
municipal government plan to reduce the police department. -- December 14, 1982. -
- 1 min. |
| F-158-227b | Petro-Canada President William (Bill) Hopper defends
the construction of the company's new head office in downtown Calgary during the
recession. Pictures of one of Petro-Canada's old offices, and construction of
new building. -- December 16, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-227c | Salvation Army Christmas drive. Pictures of street
corner donation kettles, volunteers picking up food and clothing, dinner
preparation at the Salvation Army hostel. Interview with the sargeant of the
downtown Salvation Army hostel. -- December 16, 1982. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-227d | Pictures of North American Van Lines crash at
Blackfoot Trail and 17th Avenue NE railway overpass due to a winter storm. Good
pictures of a moving van hanging over the bridge. -- December 18, 1982. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-227e | Military ceremony at CFB Calgary. -- December 18,
1982. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-227f | Calgary Police Commissioner Brian Sawyer says the
last two graduating classes of police officers will be laid off in the new year. -
- December 21, 1982. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-227g | Calgary Police Academy graduation ceremony. Comments
from new officers about impending layoffs. -- December 22, 1982. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-227h | Story on Patricia Steeves giving birth to four girls
at the Foothills hospital. Shots of maternity ward. Interview with doctor. --
December 23, 1982. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-228a | Story on the Holy Cross Hospital. Shots of operating
room, obstetric ward, medical labs. Interview with hospital officials. --
December 23, 1982. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-228b | Pictures of an outdoor Christmas pageant and
residental Christmas light displays. -- December 23, 1982. -- 1.5 min. |
|
| Series 17 |
News footage. - January-June 1983 |
| F-158-228c | Sharon Pollock's play "Blood Relations" is being
produced as a mini-series by CFCN Television. Interview with two people involved
in the production (unknown). -- January 3, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-228d | A small group of women called the Feminist Town Hall
Coalition protest outside of the Eaton's store in downtown Calgary. They are
protesting the introduction of Playboy programs on First Choice cable network.
Eaton's is a majority shareholder in the company. Interview with one of the
protesters. -- January 17, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-228e | Mayor Ralph Klein says the City of Calgary needs
financial help from the Alberta government in order to do its share of the clean
up of pollution in the Bow and Elbow Rivers. -- February 3, 1983. -- 40
sec. |
| F-158-228f | Federal Employment minister Lloyd Axworthy visits
Calgary to discuss unemployment problems. Pictures and clips of Axworthy speaking
on CFCN Radio program and to students at the University of Calgary. -- February
8, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-228g | Mayor Ralph Klein defends his "bums and creeps"
statement a year after he said it. This is a better clip than the first one on
this issue. (See F-158-202h and F-158-204c) -- February 8, 1983. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-229a | Calgary Progressive Conservative group starts
campaign to get Premier Peter Lougheed to run for the national party leadership.
Interview with campaign organizer Anna Sudden. -- February 10, 1983. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-229b | Pictures of Calaway Park. -- February 15, 1983. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-229c | Report on the Calgary Speedskating Club. Interview
with a coach and a speedskater. -- February 16, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-229d | Report on financial cuts to Calgary schools and its
effects on students and teachers. -- February 17, 1983. -- 30 sec. |
| F-158-229e | Calgary man tries to break the world record for pole
sitting. Picture of pole sitting platform above Orestes restaurant. Interview
with pole sitter Will MacPherson. (See also F-158-230f). -- February 18, 1983. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-229f | Report on the effects of drop in world oil price on
one Calgary drilling company (name of company unknown). -- February 23, 1983. --
1 min. |
| F-158-229g | Report on Esso Resources and an oil spill near their
facilities in Norman Wells, Northwest Territories (NWT). Shots of oil wells and
construction at Norman Wells. -- February 28, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-229h | Officials from Calgary and towns east of the city
along the Bow River tour a water treatment plant and talk about pollution
problems in the Bow River. Two people interviewed (unknown). This may be the
Bonneybrook water treatment plant. -- February, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-230a | Pictures of Stampede Park from racetrack and Scotsman
Hill. Report on Stampede Park expansion plans and its possible effects on the
neighbourhood of Victoria Park. -- March 1, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-264d | Pictures from a tour of the Gulf Canada Gas plant
near Pincher Creek. -- March 3, 1983. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-230b | Winter carnival pictures (possible location Heritage
Park). Shots of horse-drawn sleigh, dog sleds, log sawing contest. -- March 5,
1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-230c | Report on proposed 50 percent increase in Calgary
sewage tax and how it will not be used to deal with Bow River pollution problems.
-- March 9, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-230d | Report on Calgary court decision to allow retail
stores to be open on Sunday. Interview with defense lawyer Tim Boyle. -- March
9, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-230e | Report on unemployment in Calgary and how the
government is not listening to the concerns of the unemployed. Interview with
two unemployed workers. Shots of Calgary Herald printing press. -- March 10,
1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-230f | High Chinook winds leading to accidents in downtown
Calgary. Pictures of emergency workers helping man hit by a flying plywood sheet
and the collapse of the pole sitters platform on Orestes restaurant (see F 158
229e). Interview with pole-sitter Will MacPherson. -- March 10, 1983. -- 1.25
sec. |
| F-158-230g | Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is met by protesters
outside the federal Liberal Convention in Lethbridge. Interview with Alberta
Liberal organizer (unknown) talking about problems of the Liberal party in
Alberta. -- March 12, 1983. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-230h | Federal Progressive Conservative MP Jim Hawkes
addresses a town hall constituents meeting. Interview with Hawkes stating his
constituents want Joe Clark as party leader. -- March 19, 1983. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-231a | Mayor Klein criticizes Royal Commission on the
Economy for not formally including municipal governments as part of the
commission. Interview with commission representative saying municipal governments
are not a special interest group. -- March 21, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-231b | Mayor Ralph Klein says the Alberta government is not
giving the Alberta's major cities enough money for transportation projects. --
March 29, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-231c | Interior pictures of Lindsay Park Aquatic Centre
under construction. Interview with Western Canada Summer Games organizer
(unknown). Report on the difficulty raising money for the games during an
economic recession. -- March 30, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-231d | Dedication ceremony pictures of Calgary Number One
fire station as an historic site. -- March 31, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-231e | Predictions of a fifteen percent unemployment rate in
Canada by 1991. Interview with two people (unknown). -- May 6, 1983. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-231f | Report on the growing popularity of rugby in Calgary
high schools. -- May 11, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-231g | Martial arts demonstration. Good pictures. -- May
13, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-231h | Report on the recession's impact on downtown office
space leasing. Views of downtown from 10th Avenue SW, model of expansion plans
that have been put on hold. Interview with developer (unknown) and oil company
representative (unknown). -- May 17, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-232a | Report on housing sales and people leaving the
province due to the recession. Interview with real estate agent (unknown) . --
May 18, 1983. -- 1.25 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-232b | Report on increased immigration of Hong Kong Chinese
to Calgary. Interviews with recent Chinese immigrant and a representative of the
Chinese community in Calgary. -- May 19, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-232c | Pictures of the Olympic Saddledome cement roof being
installed and the new offices of the Calgary Flames Hockey Club. -- May 19, 1983.
-- 50 sec. |
| F-158-232d | Federal Energy Minister Jean Chretien and Alberta
Energy Minister John Zaozirny hold a news conference. Clip of Chretien on the
current world price for oil. -- May 19, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-232e | Interview with representative of First Choice, a
Canadian Pay Television channel, who refutes claims that the company is in
financial trouble. -- May 20, 1983. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-232f | Preview of the Calgary Mustangs Soccer Club.
Interview with a player on the prospects of the new club in the new Canadian
Soccer League. -- May 23, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-232g | Interview with chuckwagon driver Richard Cosgrove
while he is training his team of horses. Pictures inside the chuckwagon and
close to the horses on the track. -- May 25, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-233a | Maclean-Hunter Limited chairman Donald Cameron
speaking at the Canadian Radio Television Commission hearings about his ownership
of the Calgary Sun and CFCN Radio and Television. -- May 24, 1983. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-233b | Calgary hockey fans lined up outside the Calgary
Flames Hockey Club offices to puchase seasons tickets for the new Olympic
Saddledome. Interview with fans and General Manager Cliff Fletcher. -- May 24,
1983. -- 1.5 min |
| F-158-233c | Picture of construction workers at the topping off
ceremony (when the building has reached its projected height) of the Petro-Canada
building in downtown Calgary. Petro-Canada building is now the tallest building
east of Toronto. -- May 26, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-233d | Calgary Police Commission meet to discuss
prostitution problems in Calgary. Interview with two members of the commission
(unknown). -- May 26, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-233e | Report on a temporary job agency in Calgary and the
people who use them. Interview with two unemployed people at the centre. -- May
30, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-233f | Interior and exterior shots of the new Eau Claire
condominiums in downtown Calgary. Greyhound bus depot on 4th Avenue and 1st
Street SW also shown. -- June 1, 1983. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-234a | Eau Claire development plans put on hold because of
the recession. Pictures of Eau Claire district and 1886 Cafe. Interview with
representative of Eau Claire development (unknown). -- June 2, 1983. -- 50
sec. |
| F-158-234b | Reporter summary on the effects of the recession on
the Calgary construction industry. Good report. -- May 3, 1983. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-234c | Caneverex, the agents for the Canadian Mount Everest
Expedition Society, hold a press conference about the expedition. Clips from Roy
Fisher and John Amatt of Caneverex as well as expedition climber Alan Burgess. --
June 6, 1983. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-234d | Report on a pair of rare peregrine falcon birds
nesting on the roof of the Alberta Government Telephones (AGT) building in
downtown Calgary. -- June 7, 1983. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-234e | Behind the scenes look at the CFCN Television
production of the Miss Calgary contest. Band practice, make-up, staging, and
interview with two people involved in the production. -- June 8, 1983. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-234f | Report on Calgary's Chinatown resident campaign
against changes to the Continental Plaza building in Chinatown. Interview with
two members of the community. -- June 9, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-234g | Cruise missile protest march and rally. Interview
with two protesters. -- June 11, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-234h | Approximately five hundred Calgary high school
students demonstrate outside of the Calgary Public School board offices over
changes to their curriculum. Interview with a protester and Calgary school board
superintendent Jake Longmore. -- June 10, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-235a | Interview with Alberta Liberal leader Nick Taylor.
Comments on new Progressive Conservative leader Brian Mulroney and the future of
the federal Liberal Party. -- June 12, 1983. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-235b | Chinatown community residents protest in front of
Calgary City Hall over proposed changes the Continental building in Chinatown.
Residents want the building used for low cost housing while the municipal
government plans to make it a hotel. -- June 13, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-235c | Pictures of the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame induction
ceremony (25th Anniversary) at the Carriage Motor Inn. Margaret Berezowski
(figure skating), Elsie Farano (basketball), Andrew Purcell (baseball) and one
other (unknown). -- June 13, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-235d | Blackfoot Farmers Market burns down. Pictures of
fire. Interview with people who worked and shopped at the market. -- June 14,
1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-235e | Provincial treasurer Lou Hyndman speaks to the
Calgary Chamber of Commerce on Alberta's economic future and the natural resource
sector. -- June 16, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-235f | Calgary city council debates cost overrrun
controversy of the Olympic Saddledome. Interview with alderman Don Hartman. --
June 17, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-235g | World University Games (Universad) torch relay
arrives at Prince's Island Park. Mayor Klein officiates over a brief ceremony in
the park. -- June 28, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-236a | Report released urging oil and natural gas companies
to listen to environmental concerns of the public. Speaker unknown. -- June 28,
1983. -- 1 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236b | Report criticizing widespread LRT construction in
Calgary is released. Clip of University of Calgary economic professor Bob Wright
and Alderman Elaine Husband. -- June 29, 1983. -- 1.25 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236c | Federal Energy minister Jean Chretien and Alberta
Energy minister John Zaozirny announce an agreement to hold crude oil prices at
its current level. Clip from oil company representative (unknown). -- June 30,
1983. -- 1.5 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
|
| Series 18 |
News footage. - July-December 1983 |
| F-158-236d | Union group (unknown) releases a report on budget
recommendations for the provincial government. Clip of union representative
(unknown) and Premier Peter Lougheed. -- July 5, 1983. -- 1.25 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236e | Alberta natural gas producers say new international
pricing structures for exports to the USA will help the industry in the long
term. Clip of Jim Gray (Canadian Hunter) and one other person (unknown). -- July
7, 1983. -- 1.25 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236f | Pictures of the 15th International Boy Scouts
Jamboree taking place in Kananaskis Country. Shots of opening ceremony and flags
of different countries. -- July 7, 1983. -- 45 sec.; no sound. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236g | Report on Kinsmen arena roof collapse (31st Avenue
and 16th Street SW). Interview with arena representative (unknown). -- July 11,
1983. -- 1 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-265a | International Scouts Jamboree in Kananaskis Country.
Comments from two scouts on their jamboree experiences. Pictures of
international dining area and festivities. -- July 7, 1983. -- 4.5 min. |
| F-158-265b | Aerial views of Nose Hill area of Calgary. -- Summer
1983. -- 1.5 min.; no sound. |
| F-158-236h | Pictures of Calgary Stampede events taking place in
downtown Calgary. Wild west shoot-out and city council members serving free chili
on 8th Avenue shown. -- July 14, 1983. -- 45 sec. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-236i | Pictures of mudslide and road washout in Rogers Pass
near Woolsey Creek (35 km west of the Rogers Pass summit. (Worst flooding in area
since 1962). Clip with emergency worker and a local merchant. -- July 15, 1983. -
- 1.25 min. -- DVD copy available (Calgary Stampede CFCN). |
| F-158-237a | Pictures of Rangeland Derby chuckwagon race at the
Calgary Stampede. This is the first footage of chuckwagon racing at Stampede
Park in the CFCN database. Richard Cosgrove, Kirk Sutherland and two other
drivers featured in this race. -- July 16, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-237b | Report on striking miners from British Columbia
picketing Fording Coal Company offices in downtown Calgary. -- July 18, 1983. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-237c | Interview with high rise building window cleaners
regarding safety on the job. This story is a follow-up to a recent window
cleaner accident. -- July 19, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-237d | Report on pest control officer removing skunks from
the Midnapore grain elevator. Good pictures. -- July 21, 1983. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-237e | Report on new Calgary municipal building construction
(about twenty five percent completed). Interview with two people (unknown)
regarding budget of the building and the impact of the building on other area
development. -- July 22, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-237f | Aerial view of the new Kananaskis golf course. --
July 23, 1983. -- 1 min.; no sound. |
| F-158-237g | Pictures and comments from a Calgary chili cook-off
event. -- July 23, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-238a | Interview with Western Canada Summer Games ticket
organizer Bernie Benning regarding preparations and ticket sales. -- July 25,
1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-238b | Mayor Ralph Klein says the provincial government and
not the Calgary municipal government will have to pay for the cost overrun of the
Olympic Saddledome. Good pictures from the roof of the Saddledome. -- July 26,
1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-238c | Greenpeace protester George Callies dumps a suitcase
filled with dead fish on the desk of Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB)
chairman Vern Millar. Greenpeace members protest ERCB decision to approve a sour
gas well development near High River. -- August 12, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-238d | Final race at the North American Chuckwagon
Championship in High River. Trophy presentation to winner Tom Glass shown. Good
pictures of start and finish of race. -- August 15, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-238e | Report on organized crime in Calgary. -- August 25,
1983. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-238f | Report on a proposed aide package to Western Canadian
Coal producers in order to keep the industry alive. -- August 25, 1983. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-238g | Canadian olympic hockey team coach Dave King assesses
his players. -- August 30, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-239a | Calgary Herald celebrates its one hundredth birthday.
Pictures of the printing press, newsroom, and birthday cake cutting ceremony.
Interview with Herald publisher J. Patrick O'Callaghan regarding the federal
governments concerns over media ownership. -- August 31, 1983. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-239b | Carling O'Keefe brewery workers in Calgary are
worried about job losses with the introduction of canned beer by the company.
Interview with a company official and a union official (unknown). -- September 2,
1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-239c | Calgary city council decides to borrow ten million
dollars in order to complete construction of the Olympic Saddledome. Councillors
question President of the Calgary Saddledome Society Construction Committee, Art
Froese. Comment from Mayor Klein and Alderman Elaine Husband. Clip of an angry
Alderman Don Hartman during the debate. -- September 13, 1983. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-239d | Report on future development of Hillhurst-Sunnyside
area and its relationship to electing Pat Donnelly as area alderman. Interview
with business owner in the area and pictures of 10th Street and Kensington Road
NW. -- September 13, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-239e | Report on new public health sexual counselling
program and the increase in teenage abortions. -- September 15, 1983. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-239f | Civic election. Alderman Sue Higgins opens her
campaign headquarters in her bid to become mayor of Calgary. (All material
regarding topics on this election is listed under civic election) -- September
15, 1983. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-240a | Report on sex education and the opening of a new
public health centre counselling teenagers in Calgary. Interview with a parent
of a teenage girl and three unidentified teenage girls. -- September 16, 1983. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-240b | Federal Health minister Monique Begin comes to
Calgary to discuss extra billing practice by Alberta doctors. Interview and clip
of Begin on CFCN radio talk show. -- September 17, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-240c | CPR disputes Canadian Transport Commission
investigation into the crash of Edmonton-Calgary dayliner. Pictures of the
hearing. -- September 21, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-240d | Report on the impact of the recession on public
donations to civic election candidates. Interview with two campaign chairmen of
municipal candidates (unknown). -- September 21, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-240e | Tim Bardsley (before he becomes an alderman)
circulates a petition to have the province release government documents about
Olympic Saddledome cost overruns. Interview with Tim Bardsley and provincial New
Democratic Party member Ray Martin. -- September 22, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-240f | Calgary police chief Brian Sawyer apologizes for
saying Calgary's Italian and Asian community harbour major criminal elements in
the city. Clip of Sawyer and Pier Siccardi, a member of the Italian community. --
September 23, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-241a | Calgary community groups are worried large bingo
halls are cutting into traditional fundraising sources for local communities.
Interview with West Hillhurst community association member (unknown). --
September 28, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-241b | Report on the Calgary Stampeder football club annual
"Duck Day" gag performed on a rookie football player. Pictures of the gag and
interview with Danny Barrett and two other players. -- September 29, 1983. -- 2
min. |
| F-158-241c | Report on controversy over Thornhill Public Health
Service providing sexual counselling services to teenagers. Clip of woman
(unknown) talking about her concerns on CFCN radio and an administrator at the
Thornhill Public Health Service. -- September 30, 1983. -- 1.75 min.; incomplete
audio. |
| F-158-262c | Municipal election. Candidate for mayor in Calgary,
Martin Cargill, accuses Mayor Klein of withholding public information regarding
the cost overruns of the Olympic Saddledome (coliseum). Klein and his campaign
chairman Pat Donnelly hold separate news conferences denying the allegations. --
September 30, 1983. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-241d | Pictures of mock LRT disaster involving Calgary
police, firefighters, ambulance and hospital workers. Interview with two people
(unknown) involved in the emergency exercise. -- October 3, 1983. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-241e | Report on the Alberta government's crackdown on
people not paying health care premiums. Picture of busy Alberta health care
office. Clip of two people against the crackdown and a health care official. --
October 4, 1983. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-241f | Civic election. Coop Taxi general manager Martin
Cargill runs as candidate for mayor of Calgary. Clip of Cargill and pictures of
his campaign office. -- October 12, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-262b | Calgary ward 12 alderman Larry Gilchrist talks about
the issue of bingo halls in this ward. -- October 12, 1983.. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-241g | Report on the number of Calgarians moving outside of
the city to live and its impact on Calgary and the surrounding communities. --
October 13, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-242a | Civic election. Pictures of incumbent Mayor Ralph
Klein and candidate Sue Higgins on election day. Reporter summary of the
election campaign. -- October 17, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-262d | Municipal election. Interview with defeated Calgary
mayoral candidate Martin Cargill on election night at his campaign headquarters. -
- October 17, 1983. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-242b | Civic election. Pictures of the newly elected city
council members. These include Ron Leigh, Les Pears, Tim Bardsley, Theresa
Baxter, Bob Hawkesworth, Diane Hunter, Barb Scott, and Craig Reid. -- October 18,
1983. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-242c | Max Bell hockey arena gives unemployed Calgarians
reduced rates on ice rentals. Interview with arena manager (unknown). -- October
20, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-242d | Report on teen suicide and how the Salvation Army
teen crisis line is addressing the problem. Pictures of crisis centre and a
school lecture on teen suicide. Interview with Salvation Army representative. --
October 21, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-242e | Report on the McMahon Stadium Amateur Support
Facility (now called the Sports Medicine Physiotherapy Centre). Interview with
two representatives of the centre. -- October 21, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-242f | Report on the provincial task force on tolerance and
understanding which was formed in the wake of the Jim Keegstra affair. Interview
with Sheldon Chumir. -- October 23, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-243a | Pictures of native protest in front of Indian
Friendship Centre in Calgary over lack of promised funding from federal
government. -- October 24, 1983. -- 20 sec. |
| F-158-243b | Interviews with downtown Calgary highrise office
workers describing their feelings during a small earthquake that hit the city in
the morning. -- October 28, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-243c | Press conference by the Crown Commonwealth League of
Rights (a international right wing anti-semitic group) explaining why they banned
the media from their annual meeting being held in Calgary. Clips of group
members Eric Butler (main speaker), Don Martin centre) and Bill Daly (far right
in picture). -- October 30, 1983. -- 2.75 min. |
| F-158-243d | Interview with Calgary Flames hockey club rookie
goalie Mike Vernon. -- November 1, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-243e | Report on increase demands on the Calgary Inter-Faith
Food Bank during the pre-Christmas season. -- November 3, 1983. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-243f | Mayor Ralph Klein refutes claims that Calgary may
lose the rights to hold the 1988 Winter Olympic games. -- November 3, 1983. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-243g | Report on a street vendor charged by Consumer and
Corporate Affairs for selling cherries using imperial measurements instead of
metric measurements. Clip of vendor (unknown) and his lawyer (unknown). --
November 4, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-244a | Calgary Number One Royal Canadian Legion is declared
a provincial historic site. British World War Two singer Vera Lynn unveils the
commemorative plaque. -- November 11, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-244b | Grain farmer says the new CPR Crow Rate will hurt
small farm owners. -- November 15, 1983. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-244c | Gala fundraising dinner for Canadian Boxer Willie
DeWitt at the Westin Hotel. Speakers shown include Herb Capozzi (main speaker)
Lanny McDonald, Normie Kwong, unknown person, movie stars Farrah Fawcett and Ryan
O'Neil. -- November 15, 1983. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-244d | Alberta Hospitals minister Dave Russell tours the
$9.8 million renovation of the Colonel Belcher Hospital in Calgary. Clip from
Russell. -- November 18, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-244e | Report on increasing use of non-union labour in the
provincial construction industry. Interview with union representative (unknown)
and a dry wall worker (unknown). -- November 18, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-245a | United Brotherhood of Electrical Workers board
charter buses to Edmonton to protest plan changes in the government labour laws. -
- November 22, 1983. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-245b | Clip of angry school official commenting on proposed
education cuts and a freeze in school funding. Alberta education minister Dave
King shown in the report. -- November 25, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-245c | Community groups in Calgary want city hall to
understand the importance of community bingos to the many community programs in
the city. -- December 5, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-245d | Report on Alberta Government Telephones (AGT) plan to
charge directory assistance users. Pictures of directory assistance office and
interview with manager (unknown). -- December 6, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-245e | Business receivership sales increasing due to rise in
business bankruptcy rates in Calgary. Clips of customers at a sale. -- December
7, 1983. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-245f | Pictures of the Calgary Police Check Stop program
being enforced. Clip of Police Chief Brian Sawyer. -- December 9, 1983. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-245g | Report on protest march by members of the
Unemployment Action Centre in downtown Calgary. -- December 10, 1983. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-245h | Calgary city council approves high increases in water
and sewage rates as well as bus fares. Clip of Mayor Klein and Alderman Jim
Bell. -- December 11, 1983. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-245i | Interview with Canada and USA bullriding champion
Cody Snyder at the Calgary International Airport after his victory at the
National Finals Rodeo. -- December 13, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-246a | Report on vacant retail and office space in downtown
Calgary. Man comments on problem (unknown). -- December 14, 1983. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-246b | Report on efforts to attract Chinese and Hong Kong
businessmen to Calgary. Clips of Mayor Klein, a Calgary businessman (unknown) and
a Chinese-Canadian businessman (unknown). -- December 14, 1983. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-246c | Footage of the Calgary Police physical endurance
training test. -- December 20, 1983. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-246d | Report on Teen Connection Program for troubled
teenage boys. Interview with two teenagers and a supervisor involved in the
program. -- December 28, 1983. -- 1.5 min. |
|
| Series 19 |
News footage. - January-December 1984 |
| F-158-246e | Feature report on Calgary Sun cartoonist Vance
Rodewalt before he leaves the Calgary Sun newspaper. Pictures of his cartoons,
interview with Rodewalt and a news editor (unknown). -- January 6, 1984. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-246f | Calgary women's groups are invited for the first time
to participate in a committee to change Canada's prostitution laws. -- January 8,
1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-247a | Angie Travel Limited of Calgary holds a news
conference to announce a two week business and trade tour of China for Calgary
businesses. Clip from company president Amideus Chow. -- January 11, 1984. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-247b | Interview with three people over the proposed closure
of Clem Gardner Elementary School. Clips from man (unknown), Anne Blough and
another woman (unknown). -- January 12, 1983. -- 2.5 min. |
| F-158-247c | Pictures of roast and/or retirement party for Pat
Donnelly. Good clips of Mayor Klein and his executive assistant Rod Love as well
as other civic officials and dignitaries (Brian Scott and Ron Ghitter). --
January 13, 1984. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-247d | Clip of a labour leader (unknown) speaking to a group
about the possiblities of an economic recovery in the near future. -- January 17,
1984. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-247e | Mayor Klein proposes building a world class casino to
raise funds for parks and recreational facilities in the city. Clip from a city
official (unknown). -- January 20, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-247f | Footage of Robbie Burns Day celebration. Pictures of
parading and serving of haggis. Comments from two people (unknown) on the
festivities. -- January 25, 1983. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-247g | Reaction to Mayor Klein's international casino
initiative. Clip from a casino operator, a gambler and a Kinsmen club member. --
January 26, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-248a | A member of the committee to select a name for
Calgary's Olympic mascots reads one of the entries and talks about some of the
entries to the contest. (The mascots were subsequently named Heidi and Howdy). --
January 27, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-248b | Mayor Klein reacts to an newspaper advertisement
challenging the city's decision not to hire a private waste disposal company. --
January 27, 1984. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-248c | Report on Midnapore students selected to attend the
first International Children's Festival in Los Angeles. -- January 31, 1984. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-248d | Report on renovation plans for Calgary's old Number
one Fire Hall. Clip from planner. Exterior shots of fire hall before
renovations. -- February 2, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-248e | Report on reaction to transportation fares for
handibus users and senior citizens using public transit. No visuals on some of
the reporter's story. Clip from handibus user. -- February 2, 1984. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-248f | Calgary Birth Control Association (CBCA) campaign to
hand out free condoms to the first one hundred men who come to the clinic for
birth control information is criticized by the public. Clip from Alderman Barb
Scott and two women (unknown) from the CBCA. -- February 8, 1984. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-248g | The Alberta Teacher's Association annual conference
discusses using computers in the classroom. Clip from a grade school student
(unknown) demonstrating computer assisted education and a teacher (unknown). --
March 16, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-248h | Calgary city council approves the Calgary Tourist and
Convention Bureau's effort to have the Miss Universe pageant take place in
Calgary. Comments from Mayor Klein, Tourist Bureau President Jim Adams and
Alderman Ron Leigh. -- March 17, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-249a | Report on plans to turn the Eau Claire Calgary
Transit bus barn into a farmers market. Clips of Alderman Bob Hawkesworth and
Alderman Ray Clark. Shots of Eau Claire bus barn. -- March 20, 1984. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-249b | Clip of Calgary lawyer Ron Ghitter commenting on
Eckville teacher Jim Keegstra and anti-semitic attitudes in Alberta. -- March 21,
1984. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-249c | Comments from passengers about a Pacific Western
Airline fire on flight 501 at the Calgary International airport. Pictures of
Calgary General Hospital. Shots of the salvage operation (March 23) and a clip
from a Transport Canada investigator. -- March 22, 1984. -- 2.75 min |
| F-158-249d | Pictures of Canadian Forces troops ceremony at the
Calgary International Airport prior to leaving for overseas service (destination
unknown). Calgary Stampede flag is presented to the troops. -- March 29, 1984. --
30 sec. |
| F-158-249e | Unemployment protest outside of the National
Progressive Conservative Party Convention in Calgary. Shots inside the
convention hall at the Palliser Hotel. -- March 30, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-249f | Federal election. Toronto lawyer John Gorman,
calling himself the Spirit of Canada, announces his intent to be Prime Minister
of Canada to students at the University of Calgary. -- March 30, 1984. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-250a | Alberta beef producers worry about beef subsidies in
Quebec hurting sales of Alberta beef. Pictures of a cattle auction in Calgary
and farmland near the city. Clip from a beef producer representative. -- April
2, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-250b | Calgary Centre Progressive Conservative MP, Harvey
Andre, comments on the oil and natural gas policy of his party. -- April 4, 1984.
-- 45 sec. |
| F-158-250c | Contract talks between the Calgary transit union and
city officials are at a stalemate. Clip of Mayor Klein and member of the transit
workers union (unknown). -- April 5, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-250d | Report on Canadian Olympic team swimmers Alex Baumann
and Victor Davis at a Canada Cup Swim Meet, Lindsay Park Aquatic Centre. -- April
6, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-250e | Pictures of Calgary firefighters and local residents
fighting a grass fire near the outskirts of the city. -- March 9, 1984. -- 30
sec. |
| F-158-250f | Pictures of the new astroturf field being installed
at McMahon Stadium. -- May 1, 1984. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-250g | Report on increasing demand for sulphur and its
impact on natural gas exploration. Pictures of Oxy Petroleum sulphur operation
Northeast of Calgary. Clip from company representative (unknown). -- May 2,
1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-250h | Report on the NW route of the LRT. Clips from Mayor
Klein and Premier Lougheed after a meeting in Calgary. Pictures of LRT
construction. Reporter summary on the potential changes to the route. -- May 2,
1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-250i | Clip from two Calgary inductees to the Alberta Sports
Hall of Fame. Joan French (softball) and Fred Storey (curling). -- May 2, 1984. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-251a | A moratorium on AIDS research is placed on University
of Calgary researchers. Clip from University of Calgary researcher. Shots from
a Red Cross blood donor clinic. -- May 9, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-251b | Canadian Union of Public Employees union
representatives leaving the Court of Queen's Bench in Calgary following court
hearing into imporprieties by the CUPE leadership. Ron Brown and defense lawyer
John Wilson shown. -- May 14, 1984. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-251c | A Calgary Post Office uses electronic surveillance to
watch its employees in the workplace. Clip from Canada Post representative and
an inside workers union representative. -- May 16, 1984. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-251d | Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford's speech at the
Palliser Hotel regarding the dispute between Newfoundland and Ottawa over the
future of the Hibernia oil fields. -- May 17, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-251e | Interview with the owner of the new Calgary triple A
baseball club, Russ Parker. (The club now known as the Calgary Cannons).
Pictures of Foothills Athletic Park before renovations. -- May 19, 1984. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-251f | Reaction from Burn's meat packing plant workers on
the company's offer of a five dollar wage cut. -- May 22, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-251g | Calgary alderman Jim Bell says a three storey parking
lot at LRT stations is necessary in order to have people use the transit system.
Shots of Anderson LRT station. -- May 22, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-251h | Pictures of the Deane House renovations (9th Avenue
SE). Interior and exterior views of house. Interview with one of the organizers
behind the renovations (unknown). -- May 24, 1984. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-252a | The Calgary Construction union reaction to the
Alberta Labour Board decision to uphold a company's right to lockout its workers
and rehire workers at reduced wages. Clip of Construction Labour Relations
representative George Derocher and plumbers union business manager Lorie Cook. --
May 24, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-252b | An international group of planners and developers
meet in Calgary to discuss the future of downtown development. Clips from two
planners. Various pictures of the downtown area. -- May 26, 1984. -- 1.75
min. |
| F-158-252c | Clips of a construction worker reacting to recent
lockouts and wage rollbacks. -- May 28, 1984. -- 40 sec. |
| F-158-269b | Pictures of an archaeological dig near Banff.
Interview with dig leader about the aboriginal artifacts that have been
recovered. -- June 1984. -- 3.75 min. |
| F-158-252d | Report on union response to lockouts and wage
rollbacks in the construction industry. Clip of two union leaders. -- June 7,
1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-252e | Burn's meat packing plant in Calgary closes.
Reaction from striking meat packing workers and Mayor Klein. Historic pictures
of the plant in the report. -- June 11, 1984. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-252f | Construction workers, mostly plumbers and
pipefitters, hold a roadside protest on the eighth day of their strike against
wage rollbacks. Comments from the protesters. -- June 13, 1984. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-252g | Progressive Conservative leader Brian Mulroney
attends Stampede festivities in Calgary. Two clips from Mulroney. -- July 7,
1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-253a | Report on tourist trade in Calgary during the
Stampede. Interview Calgary Hotel Association representative John Pye. -- July
11, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-253b | Calgary city council discuss control of pornographic
material in city stores. Clips from Sheila Martin representing the Calgary
Coalition against Pornography and John Hazelton, general manager of United News
Ltd of Calgary. -- July 16, 1984. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-253c | Grain crops are threatened by a summer drought. Clip
of grain farmer. Pictures of farmer walking through a field and discribing the
damaged crops. -- July 17, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-253d | Report on continued use of Bowness railway trestle as
a diving platform for swimmers despite the warnings from CPR of the danger.
Pictures of people diving off the bridge. Clip from a swimmer and a CPR
representative. -- July 18, 1984. -- 1 min.; incomplete audio. |
| F-158-253e | Federal election. National Coalition of Canadians
(NCC) very disappointed on the support they are receiving especially from
Albertans. -- July 19, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-253f | Report on grasshopper plague hitting Southern Alberta
farmland already affected by a summer drought. Clip from a farmer in the Nanton
area. -- July 27, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-253g | Calgary alderman Jim Bell says the CPR train station
is inadequate for the expected Olympic traffic. Shots of VIA Rail (CPR) station
in downtown Calgary. -- July 30, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-254a | Feature story on Calgary Cricket League playing at
Riley Park. Interview with a cricket player. Pictures of a cricket match at
Riley Park. -- July 30, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-254b | Report on difficulties farmers face in 1984.
Interviews with three farmers at a farm equipment auction. -- August 1, 1984. --
1.5 min. |
| F-158-254c | Budget cuts at the university is making it difficult
for students to register in the courses they need to graduate. Interview with
two students and an university administrator. Pictures of line-ups at the
registrar's office. -- August 1, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-254d | People are angry not all bottle depots are accepting
new long neck beer bottles. Interview with two customers at the Carling O'Keefe
bottle depot in Calgary and a representative of the depot. -- August 2, 1984. --
1 min. |
| F-158-254e | The Alberta government announces plans for a new
hospital in North East Calgary (later named the Peter Lougheed Hospital).
Picture of scale model of hospital. Interview with contractor who won the bid
for the hospital. -- August 9,1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-254f | Federal election. Two Liberal candidates in Calgary
speak out against the federal party line on natural resource issues. -- August
12, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-254g | Alberta's Department of Education reverses its
decision to close Viscount Bennett Junior High School. Clip of school
representative (unknown). Interior and exterior shots of school. -- August 27,
1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-255a | CFB Calgary tightens security at the base by closing
traffic to the public. Interview with military representative. Pictures of
weapons cache and military vehicles at the base. -- September 5, 1984. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-255b | Calgary city council discusses plans to encourage
high density residential development near LRT stations to encourage its use.
Pictures of Safeway in Sunnyside. Clips from Alderman Tim Bardsley and Bob
Hawkesworth. -- September 10, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-255c | Pictures of Canada Cup hockey tournament game in
Calgary between Team USA and the Federal Republic of Germany. -- September 10,
1984. -- 45 sec. |
| F-158-255d | Pictures of Olympic flag raising ceremony at Calgary
City Hall. Comments from people at the ceremony. -- September 11, 1984. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-255e | Report on the effects of a poor economy are affecting
school enrolment levels. Interview with a school official (unknown). Pictures
of grade school students studying in class. -- September 13, 1984. -- 45
sec. |
| F-158-255f | News conference about plans for the Calgary Centre
for the Performing Arts. Clip of vice-president and chairman of special projects,
Sandra LeBlanc. -- September 14, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-255g | Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers try to catch a
bear wandering near the residential areas of Fish Creek Park in Calgary. --
September 14, 1984. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-255h | Calgary city council plans to impose land taxes on
the new Calgary Centre for the Performing Arts. Clip from a supporter of the
idea (unknown). Pictures of the arts centre. -- September 17, 1984. -- 1
min. |
| F-158-256a | Calgary MLA, Brian Lee, proposes legalizing beer and
liquor sales in corner stores. Clip of Lee and a corner store owner. Shots of
an Alberta Liquor Control Board (ALCB) outlet. -- October 16, 1984. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-256b | News conference announcing the establishment of the
Calgary Cannons baseball club. Interview with the clubs first manager. Pictures
of club president Russ Parker. -- October 18, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-256c | Motel Village business owners (on Crowchild Trail)
express concern over the planned LRT route to the Northwest. Clip of Alderman
Thresea Baxter and two businessmen (unknown). -- October 19, 1984. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-256d | Alberta farmer and entrepreneur, Steve Haley,
introduces a new sport called Aeroball to Calgary. Clip with a man explaining
the game as well as Hailey. Demonstration of the game shown. -- October 30, 1984.
-- 2 min. |
| F-158-256e | Calgary's Sikh community holds a public demonstration
after the death of India Prime Minister Indira Ghandi. -- October 31, 1984. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-256f | Interview with Grim Reapers bike gang's lawyer, Brian
Devlin, and a police official (unknown) following the conviction of three Calgary
motorcycle gang members. -- November 2, 1984. -- 2 min. |
| F-158-257a | Various pictures of Calgary's one hundredth birthday
celebrations. Mayor Klein at city hall cake cutting ceremony, the centennial
couple getting married at City Hall. Premier Lougheed and historian Grant
MacEwan address an evening dinner function. -- November 5, 1984. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-257b | Report on job losses in the Alberta trucking
industry. Interview with a representative of Kingsway Trucking Company of
Calgary. -- November 7, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-257c | Report on the rise in escapes at the Calgary
Correctional Centre. Interview with a law enforcement official and Mayor Klein. -
- November 14, 1984. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-257d | Clip of Toronto psychologist James V.P. Check
following his testimony at the obscenity trial of Calgary store owner Fred Wagner
who is charged with selling pornographic material. -- November 15, 1984. -- 1.5
min. |
| F-158-257e | Report on Bishop Grandin high school students chosing
bowling as a school elective. Pictures of the Silver Dollar Action Centre
bowling alley. -- November 22, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-257f | Calgary stores selling pornographic magazines install
barriers to cover the front of the magazines. Clip from John Hazelton of United
News and one other person (unknown). -- December 6, 1984. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-257g | Clips of unemployed workers attending a job fair at
the Crescent Heights community hall. -- December 6, 1984. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-258a | Report on the economic impact of the Winter Olympics
is released by the Calgary Olympic Committee. Clip from committee chairman Frank
King and Calgary MLA Ed Oman. -- December 10, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-258b | Calgary Salvation Army says there is a twenty-five
percent increase in demand for Christmas Food hampers. Pictures of the Salvation
Army food centre. -- December 10, 1984. -- 50 sec. |
| F-158-258c | Calgary businessmen and USA military contractors meet
in Calgary to discuss business opportunities. Clip from USA defense
representative and two businessmen. Pictures of peace activists protesting
outside of the meeting. -- December 12, 1984. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-258d | The Calgary Olympic Committee plans to upgrade
Foothills Arena (Father David Bauer Arena) for the Olympics despite lobbying by
the South West Arena society's bid to erect a new hockey arena. Clip of Alderman
Craig Reid and South West Arena Society representative Gerry Stotts. See F 158
236g -- December 13, 1984. -- 2.5 min. |
|
| Series 20 |
News footage. - Date uncertain, [ca. 1976-1984] |
| F-158-259a | Report on attitudes of people living in Toronto
toward Western Canadians. Series of clips from people in downtown Toronto.
Reporter is Ralph Klein. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 4.25 min. |
| F-158-259d | Comments from Calgary public school trustees on how
they would end the school board's teachers strike. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 2.75
min. |
| F-158-260a | Interview with a Toronto journalist about differences
in attitudes and behaviour between Central and Western Canada. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 6.25
min. |
| F-158-260b | Journalist Peter C. Newman talks about the
possibility of federal Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark becoming Prime
Minister of Canada. He also talks about differences between eastern and western
Canadians. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 5.25 min. |
| F-158-263b | Alberta Fish and Wildlife officers set-up a checkstop
to catch illegal hunters and hunting practices. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-263c | Interview with Blackfoot native regarding the future
of the buffalo herds on the reserve east of Calgary. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 1.25
min. |
| F-158-263d | Blackfoot native talks about religion in the context
of native beliefs. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-264a | Blackfoot native says tribal police need more
authority on the reserve. -- [ca. 1979]. -- 1.75 min. |
| F-158-264b | Hotel bar owner talks positively about his Blackfoot
native customers. Bar could be a hotel in Gleichen. This is the fourth part in
a series of interviews about Blackfoot natives done by reporter Ralph Klein. --
[ca. 1979]. -- 1 min. |
| F-158-264c | Pictures of Via Rail dayliner between Edmonton and
Calgary. Shots of train passing and interior of moving train. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 1.25 min. |
| F-158-264e | Pictures of ice boat sailing. Location unknown. --
[ca. 1983]. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-265d | Interior pictures and description of the Alberta
Environment department mobile testing laboratory. Clip from scientist working in
the mobile vehicle. -- [ca. 1983]. -- 3.5 min. |
| F-158-266a | Short film on oil research and drilling activities.
Pictures of refinery work, a northern drilling operation and the construction of
an oil derrick. Not a CFCN produced film. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 5 min.;
optical sound. |
| F-158-266b | Trapper Ed Cesar says he has developed a more humane
animal leg hold trap. Demonstration of old and new style of traps. -- [ca. 1976- 1984]. -- 3 min. |
| F-158-266c | Hot air balloon flight over farmland near Calgary. --
[ca. 1976-1984]. -- 2.5 min.; no audio |
| F-158-267a | Pictures of hot air balloon trip over residential
area of NE Calgary. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-267b | Interior pictures of Palm Dairy milk processing
plant. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-267c | Pictures of Burns meat packing plant. Interior shots
of inspection and packaging of meat and pork products. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. --
3.5 min. |
| F-158-268a | Small group of University of Calgary medical students
studying skeletal and muscular models in a laboratory. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. --
1.25 min. |
| F-158-268b | Premier Peter Lougheed speaking in the Alberta
Legislature on the future of agriculture and the oil and natural gas industry in
Alberta. -- [ca. 1976]. -- 3.25 min. |
| F-158-268c | Pictures of doctors and nurses attending to patients
in the Foothills hospital's intensive care ward. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 2.5
min. |
| F-158-268d | Exterior pictures of a coal mining operation in
Sparwood, British Columbia. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-269a | Interview with southern Alberta farmer who uses wind
power to generate electricity on his property and sells some of it to Trans-Alta
utilities. -- [ca 1982]. -- 2.25 min. |
| F-158-269c | Interview with the minister of the Springpoint
Hutterite Colony in southern Alberta. He talks about other farmers attitudes
toward the colony and concerns over its size. -- [ca. 1979-1984]. -- 5
min. |
| F-158-270a | Pictures of the Springpoint Hutterite colony in
southern Alberta. Kids playing around colony, men working with bales of hay,
structures around the colony, hutterites shopping in Pincher Creek, shots inside
a home and inside the communal kitchen. -- [ca. 1979-1984]. -- 10 min.; no
sound. |
| F-158-271a | Interior pictures of the Nova Corporation gas
terminal in Edmonton. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 1.5 min. |
| F-158-271b | Pictures of operating oil rig near Okotoks. Rig
owned by Arrowhead Drilling Company. -- [ca. 1976-1984]. -- 3 min. |
