Images shows birdwatchers and bird houses to be put up at Pike Lake to encourage the nesting of Bluebirds. Identified are Peter Gerrard, Greg Michalenko, John Gerrard, Christopner Gerrard and Jim Slimmon.

Photographs show a man displaying gems and precious stones at Birks Jewellery in Saskatoon.

File contains photographs of man standing in front of the Birks Jewellery store in downtown Saskatoon.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 15 1973, p. 14 "POEMS SHOULD BE HEARD, NOT SEEN: EARLE BIRNEY. Earle Birney collects sound poems written by Grade 12 students at Mount Royal collegiate, Saskatoon, during the class he taught there. Mr. Birney was in Saskatoon Feb. 26 to promote Pandora, a Canada-wide poetry and song writing contest." Image consists of Earle Birney stands among students at their desks in a classroom at Mount Royal collegiate.

Earle Birney speaks to students at Mount Royal collegiate, Saskatoon, during the class he taught there.

Image consists of photo of Earle Birney reading to students at Mount Royal collegiate, Saskatoon, during the class he taught there.

Image consists of a photo of Earle Birney reading to students at Mount Royal collegiate, Saskatoon, during the class he taught there.

Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Howard Birnie, Saskatchewan Science Teachers' Society president in 1985.

Church history file.

Photographs show the Canada Post Office in Birsay, SK, including the post mistress.

Photographs show devices used for birth control.

File contains an image of Henry E. Miller, aged 97, and Mrs. Jessie DeGear, aged 92, the oldest residents of North Battleford as they share a birthday party. File also contains an image of horse lying on the track following a pile-up at a harness race at The Battlefords Exhibition grounds. File also contains an image of Mrs. J. Kerr, and Rev. D.B. Isaac as they take part in the sod breaking ceremony for the Knox St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in North Battleford. File also includes an image of the charred remains of a hot dog stand at Cochin SK. The stand was owned by Sandy Backus, and damage was estimated at $1500.00.