File contains photographs of Barbara Logsdail making a number of appetizing dishes with her food processor.

Fonds consists of professional papers of education professor Barbara Stange, chiefly relating to her research into students' "levels of moral reasoning." Included are a thesis proposal, literature, correspondence, written and tape recorded interviews, scoring sheets, analysis and notes pertaining to her Masters thesis (1977) and to a follow-up study in 1976, as well as additional interviews on the same topic conducted between April 1977 and June 1982. Minutes of the Early Childhood Education Area meetings (198401985), correspondence and a report relating to the University of Regina Children's Centre (1983-1984), and a small quantity of professional publications are also present.

Fonds consists of nursing school examinations for Bacteriology, Medical Nursing, and Hygiene.

File contains photographs of Barbara Turnbull, who won the qualifying round of the ladies golf tournament, June 12, 1962.

Photographs show Barbara Van Meenen in front of the Canada Building on 22nd Street in Saskatoon, SK.

File contains photographs of a Saskatoon resident barbecuing for supper.

Photographs show people standing around a large barbecue, cooking their food, July 7, 1982. [Published July 15, 1982]

File contains photographs of an older person and a younger person eating together at a barbecue at the Sherbrooke Centre in Saskatoon.

Photograph shows 77 year old barber, Chris Wanner with a client in his barber chair.. Image 7 was published.

Photographs show men singing and dancing for a barber shop choir practice, September 28, 1981. [Published October 10, 1981]

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 15, 1968, p. 7 ; "DR. L BARBER NAMED U OF S VICE-PRESIDENT. Dr. Lloyd Barber, dean of commerce at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, has been appointed vice-president of the University." Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Dr. Lloyd Barber.

Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Dr. Lloyd Barber, dean of commerce at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, speaking.

Images show barbers voting on whether to change closing to Monday from Wednesday. Identified are Dennis Ens, Ed Wiebe, D.W. Pearce and Paul Markwan.

File contains photographs of an undentified barbershop quartet receiving an award.