News Stories -- Bell Media and Fiber Optics, Fire Department's Safety Interview, Lethbridge Public Library's Visitor Award, and other videos

Scope and Content: Compilation of various videos. A crew working at a construction/demolition site? No sound. A Christmas tree lot. A news story covering Bell Media, fiber optics, and technology innovations. A brief news story covering guns. Videos of airshow presentations set to music? Clip from the movie, Sup…

History Biographical: "Scene and Heard" (Scene & Heard) is a non-news regional lifestyle show produced by Global Television and broadcasted in Lethbridge region. The show deals mainly with community events, hosted by Mark Campbell.

Scope and Content: Compilation of various videos. A crew working at a construction/demolition site? No sound. A Christmas tree lot. A news story covering Bell Media, fiber optics, and technology innovations. A brief news story covering guns. Videos of airshow presentations set to music? Clip from the movie, Superman. Police and EMS at a crime scene at the Marquis Hotel. A construction site. Inside of a building, including the home safety equipment; exits, fire alarms, dinning are, workspace, etc. Storm damage to a farm? Allan Watson School. The opening of printing press? RCMP and police with an individual in handcuffs. Fire fighters at a Shell gas station fire. An officer from the Fire Deparment is interviewed about fire safety during the holidays. An award is presented at the Lethbridge Public Library about the one millionth visitor. Views of the library. A lecture event on the Oldman River. Speakers on the panel include Alistair D. Crerar, Dr. Dixon Thompson, Tom Sissons, and others. Bernard Fox is interviewed, no sound. A blood drive event, people donating blood. People working at the Post Office. Views of artwork and people studying in a library? Lethbridge Correctional Institution. Westminster Laundromat. An election event? Railway workers and emergency crews at a train de-railment incident? A Lethbridge College employee announces his decision to not run for re-election in 1979.