Images of a reunion of people who served in the Allan Blakeney Cabinet from 1971 to 1982. The reunion was held on June 23, 2002 at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and the home of Walter and Ruth Smishek in Regina, Saskatchewan.

Everett Wood, Eiling Kramer and John Kowalchuk were deceased at the time of the reunion. Roy Romanow and Ed Whelan were not in attendance. Some of the wives of the former cabinet ministers were also in attendance.

Cabinet members and deputy ministers on front steps of Legislative building.

This series consists of records created, accumulated and used by the Executive Council of Saskatchewan (Cabinet Secretary and Clerk of the Executive Council) during the tenure of Premier Roy Romanow. The records consist of Cabinet meeting agendas and minutes; records relating to approval of legislation policy; Cabinet Minister oaths; Legislative Instruments Committee (LIC) agendas and minutes; miscellaneous files accumulated by Premier Grant Devine; miscellaneous ministerial and personnel files; a small volume of records relating to Cabinet delegations, 1996-2000; briefing notes; Cabinet Minister certificates; proclamation working files; Deputy Minister certificates; Cabinet Planning Conference records; and Cabinet budget finalization records.

The series includes a videocassette relating to the installation of Dr. Lynda Haverstock as the 19th Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan on February 21, 2000.

Views of a Swearing-in ceremony for members of the W. Ross Thatcher Cabinet, held at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on September 1, 1970. Hon. Stephen Worobetz, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, administered the Oath of Office to: Hon. Darrel Verner Heald as Minister of Co-operation and Co-operative Development (01 to 02); Hon. Lionel Philias Coderre as Minister of Public Works (03); Hon. Allan Ray Guy as Minister of Municipal Affairs and Minister of the Saskatchewan Indian and Métis Department (04); Hon. Clarence Leslie Baldwin Estey as Minister of Industry and Commerce (05) and Hon. Donald Gilbert MacLennan as Minister of Labour (06 to 07). 08 to 09: Views of Hon. Worobetz and Hon. Coderre signing the Oath book. 10 to 11: Hon. Worobetz and Hon. Guy signing the Oath book. 12 to 13: Hon. Worobetz and Hon. Estey signing the Oath book. 14 to 16: Hon. Worobetz and Hon. MacLennan signing the Oath book. 17 to 18: (L to R): Hon. MacLennan; Hon. Estey; Hon. Guy; Hon. Coderre; Hon. Heald.

News: (1) Interview about the reorganization of the Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association. (2) Shots of an accident involving a large cattle truck. (3) Bert Salloum on presenting a brief to the city council on the city business tax. (4) Cliff Wright on an unidentified topic. (5) Walter Podiluk explains 6 construction projects propossed by the city's separate school board. (6) Report on claims for insurance made under the Saskatchewan Flood Assistance Agency. (7) Mr. Brecker explains how he believes the Department of Municipal affairs should be reorganized. (8) Shots of an airplane purchased for charter service in the province. (9) George Taylor on the formation of a zoning appeal board. (10) Interior shots of a by-election polling station (silent). (11) Scenes of a government cabinet meeting held in Humboldt.

News: (1) Shots of artifacts collected and displayed by the Manitou Beach Restoration Club (silent). (2) Interview on treatment of sewage. (3) Morris Chernesky about a proposed farmers' market in Saskatoon. (4) City council meeting on the development of a camp ground. (5) David Ahenakew on treaty rights. (6) Shots of members of the Provincial government cabinet gathering for a meeting (silent). (7) Mr. Cardinal on the structure of the department of Indian Affairs. (8) Scenes of a helocopter flying at night. (9) Scenes of an art show at the University of Saskatchewan. (10) Scenes of an anti-smoking display (silent).

Edward Charles Whelan at a gathering during an out-of-town cabinet meeting.

Identified on recto as Hooke; G.J. Trapp; ? ; L. Coderre.

Gordon S. MacMurchy at an out-of-town cabinet meeting. Davidson or Outlook. Oct. 17-18, 1977.

Gordon S. MacMurchy speaking with individuals during an out-of-town cabinet meeting.