Item is an image showing a group of men and women at the Annual Dinner of the Morton Historical Association held in the King George Hote, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. John and Alice Archer are third and fourth from the right side respectively.

News: (1) Gordon Snyder on contract talks. (2) A crowd watches a tractor- pulling contest. (3) "Pioneer Days" summer exhibition; moustache contest (silent). (4) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to a police officer (silent). (5) Don Waldron on a partial solar eclipse visible in Saskatoon. (6) Retirement dinner and gala for Mr. Dallin (silent). (7) Princess Suirindhla on spiritual enlightenment. (8) Old-style fashion dress-up at a pancake breakfast at Simpson-Sears (silent). (9) "Pioneer Days" children's day parade (silent). (10) Old cars drive past the Saskatoon Grandstand; Ed Tchorzewski speaks on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan. (11) Mr. Sykes, Mayor of Calgary, on city planning.

News: (1) Lawyer's dinner; an audience listens to head table speakers (silent). (2) An audience listens to Premier Allan Blakeney speak at a New Democratic Party function (silent). (3) Peter Zakreski on industrial and recreational development (silent). (4) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention; registration table, audience listening to a speaker (silent). (5) George Slater on instruction available in schools. (6) Audience listening to Mr. Slater. (7) Saskatoon downtown streets (silent). (8) B'nai B'rith banquet, award presentation, and speeches (silent). (9 & 10) Gordon MacMurchy on teachers' collective bargaining, and education. Mr. MacMurchy on teachers' relations boards. (11) Saskatchewan School Trustees Association convention delegates listening to Mr. MacMurchy (silent). (12) Ed Chynoweth on supporting the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the United Appeal. (13) Mayor Bert Sears presents an award and receives a certificate from a representative of the United Nations (silent). (14) "Phantom Tourist" Board of Trade presentation to Bud Smith at his department store.