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Component is a series of news items concerning the Saskatchewan Archives Board (SAB): the retirement from the SAB of Frank Korvemaker (appraisal and acquisition archivist), the death of Douglas Bocking (former associate provincial archivist and editor of Saskatchewan History), the acquisition of the records of P.G. Downes, and a review of the Harvest Fair celebrations held in the Regina reading room. Pages also include corrections to information appearing in the spring/summer 2013 issue of Saskatchewan History.

Black and white photographs appearing with these news items include: head and shoulders image of Frank Korvemaker; P.G. Downes seated beside a few boats; Nadine Charabin (manager of SAB Reference Services and publications coordinator of Saskatchewan History) and Tim Novak (reference archivist) interacting with guests at the Heritage Fair; Linda McIntyre (Provincial Archivist) and Barr Gorkin (member of Friends of the Saskatchewan Archives) making a draw for a door prize at the Heritage Fair; Douglas Bocking working at his desk (S-B6536); and several men standing in farm yard and wheat field of an unidentified farm (R-D1192).

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 2.

Component is an editorial that highlights the contents of the fall/winter 2013 issue of Saskatchewan History.

Editorial is accompanied by black and white photographs showing: Myrna Williams (editor of Saskatchewan History) and Lenora Toth (Saskatchewan Archives Board executive director of archival programs and information management, and general manger of Saskatchewan History) at the Harvest Fair held at the Saskatchewan Archives Board's Regina reading room; Saskatoon Christmas scene of a Swedish family gathered around a person reading from a book [S-SP-A21090 (2)]; and a close-up of a (Swedish) woman at wearing on her head a wreath adorned with lit candles and carrying an additional candle in her hands [S-SP-A21090 (4)].

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 4.

Item component consists of reminiscences by Arnold Isbister of the first time he watched Fred Sasakamoose play hockey, an exhibition game for the Sandy Lake Chiefs that was held in Debden, Saskatchewan.

Article is supplemented by colour and black and white reproductions of images from Fred Sasakamoose hockey cards and a black white picture of Fred Sasakamoose and his wife Loretta Isbister.

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 12.

Item component is an article on medical care development in Lloydminster, in particular the efforts to establish and fund hospital care and the activities of councillor and later mayor D. G. Tuckwell.

Article is supplemented by photographs showing an early view of Lloydminster, the Lloydminster hospital in 1909, the new "union" hospital in Lloydminster (1917 or after), and D. G. Tuckwell with wife, son, daughter and two granddaughters.

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 22.

Item is volume 66, issue number 2 (Fall/Winter 2014) of Saskatchewan History. Issue includes notes from the Saskatchewan Archives Board, notes by the editor, and articles. Contents are supplemented by images from the holdings of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon Public Library Local History Room, Jaimie Fedorak, and Peggy Hayes Looby.

Cover image is a photograph from 1916 that shows Tom Hall and Earl Anderson (from Regina) at Camp Hughes, military training camp in Manitoba. iMage was colourized by journal art director, Andrew Kaytor.

Inside front cover image shows Curt Campbell, manager of the Sasktchewan Archives' Preservation Management Unit and Digital Records Program, posing with the video exhibiton at the Sasaktchewan Legislature that was created to commemorate the start of the Great War. At a bottom of page is a black and white image from the exhibiton that shows men of the 46th Battalion embarking at Regina.

Back cover shows two images: top image is a portrait of soldiers from Oxbow, Saskatchewan (Bill Walsh, Mike Carey, Walter Merrel, and Big Wiggins) who were part of the 10th Amubulance Field Corps; bottom im age shows a tinted phograph of soldiers in a car.

Item is volume 65, issue number 2 (Fall/Winter 2013) of Saskatchewan History. Issue includes notes from the Saskatchewan Archives Board, notes by the editor, articles and book reviews. Contents are supplemented by images from the holdings of the Saskatchewan Archives Board.

Cover image is an illustration by Arnold Isbister showing a snow-covered street with a horse-drawn covered sled/sleigh/cutter on the street in front.of a bakery and general store both lit and decorated for Christmas.

Inside front cover image is a black and white photograph of Trevor Powell (chair of the Saskatchewan Archives Board [SAB] and former provincial archivist) in conversation with Minister Responsible for the SAB the Honourable Nancy Heppner (right) and ministerial assistance Tennile Olson (centre).

Inside back cover image is a black and white photograph of an evergreen tree being tied to th roof of a car [S-SP-A22794 (1)].

Item is volume 65, issue number 2 (Fall/Winter 2013) of Saskatchewan History. Issue includes notes from the Saskatchewan Archives Board, notes by the editor, articles and book reviews. Contents are supplemented by images from the holdings of the Saskatchewan Archives Board.

Cover image is an illustration by Arnold Isbister showing a snow-covered street with a horse-drawn covered sled/sleigh/cutter on the street in front.of a bakery and general store both lit and decorated for Christmas.

Inside front cover image is a black and white photograph of Trevor Powell (chair of the Saskatchewan Archives Board [SAB] and former provincial archivist) in conversation with Minister Responsible for the SAB the Honourable Nancy Heppner (right) and ministerial assistance Tennile Olson (centre).

Inside back cover image is a black and white photograph of an evergreen tree being tied to th roof of a car [S-SP-A22794 (1)].

Item component is an article describing the development of and continued effect of socialist political thought and activities in Saskatchewan. The article draws upon information presented by earlier historians and describes various influences including from the British Labour Party, the Non-Partisan League in North Dakota, the composition of the immigrant population, religious movements, urbanization, gender, labour and economic conditions, and the structure of political institutions.

Article is supplemented by images showing: Woodrow Lloyd and Tommy Douglas (1956); E.A. Partridge and other officers of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association (ca. 1909); M.J. Coldwell; Sophia Dixon; Annie Hollis; Woodrow Lloyd and M. J. Coldwell; and Frank Eliason.

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 26.

Item component is a photo-essay concerning winter activities in Saskatchewan.

Images shown are: a hockey game on Wascana Lake in front of the newly constructed Saskatchewan Legislature (1912); a studio portrait of the first ladies hockey team in Regina (1896); a studio portrait of a men's hockey team from Davidson (1907); the Santa Claus float from a parade in Regina; grade 6 children from Dalmeny School being pulled on an inner tube by a snowmobile at the farm of teacher Mrs. Walker; and two images of propeller-driven snowplanes/snowmobiles from 1942 and about 1946.

Article is found in volume 65, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History, beginning on page 16.