"Why We Need Streetcars" A downtown Saskatoon street is crowded with horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians.

"Corner of 3rd Avenue and 20th Street, Saskatoon" View of commercial buildings on a city street, including "Canadian Feed and Flour", "--- Bicycles", "Goods Bought, Sold & Exchanged" and undesignated others. Wooden sidewalks abut the unpaved street.

"2nd Avenue Saskatoon" Pedestrians walk along a commercial street with buildings advertising "Klein's Clothes", "Caf", "Pool" etc. An electric streetcar approaches along rails laid in the middle of the street.

"2nd. Ave. Saskatoon" View of commercial buildings on an unpaved street with wooden sidewalks.

"Second Avenue, looking South, Saskatoon, Sask." Pedestrians, automobiles and horse-drawn vehicles are seen on an unpaved commercial street. Thunderheads pile up in the sky in the background.

A view down 21st Street in Saskatoon, lined with shops and with the Bessborough Hotel at the end and cars lining the street. A large clock and numerous streetlights can be seen.

"2nd Ave. Saskatoon." Commercial buildings, pedestrians, and horse-drawn vehicles are seen on 2nd Avenue in Saskatoon.

"20th St. Saskatoon" Commercial buildings, and pedestrians are seen on 20th Street in Saskatoon.

"Bird's Eye View Saskatoon" Aerial view of Saskatoon, [downtown].

"3rd Avenue S." Commercial buildings, pedestrians, horse-drawn and motor vehicles are seen on 3rd Avenue S. in Saskatoon.

"2nd Avenue S. - Saskatoon" Commercial buildings, pedestrians, motor vehicles and trolleys are seen on 2nd Avenue S. in Saskatoon.

"2nd Avenue Saskatoon" Pedestrians, horse-drawn vehicles and commercial buildings are seen on 2nd Avenue in Saskatoon.

Commercial buildings, pedestrians, motor vehicles and trolleys are seen in the business district in Saskatoon.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1967, p. 10; "Miss Irene Toth looks on as Sister Albina gives a group of the teachers' Year I students difficult words to unlock. The children and two teachers were taking part in a workshop held at St. Francis school on the phonetic program 'The Writing Road to Reading'. Both Miss Toth and Sister Albina, teachers at St. Francis School, are using the program."

Source? "The newest STF-affiliated special subject council is the Saskatchewan History Teachers' Association which organized in Saskatoon on December 7, 1963. Shown here is the association's Executive. Standing, from left, are: Colin Thomson, Saskatoon; Frank Willems, North Battleford; Wm. McKenzie, Saskatoon; D. A. Loewen, Brownlee; Mrs. Agnes Groome, Regina; Don Kent, Prince Albert; Gordon Baxter, Regina; Peter Janzen, Davidson; Bill Schleman, Regina. Seated, from left, are: Bonace Korchinski, Saskatoon; Miss Georgina Bone, Saskatoon; Ken Benson (President), Saskatoon; and Sam Nesdoly, Saskatoon. Missing: Father Wolff, Saskatoon."