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Paper hardcover Surveyor's Notebook for 52-13 W3, 54 pages, presumed to have been owned and used by R.C. Laurie (1858-1938). Notes written in ink on page 1 and dated May 31,1911. Only page 1 has been written on, the rest of the notebook is empty.

Correspondence, grant applications, financial records, newsletters, meeting minutes, membership lists pertaining to the Saskatchewan Council for Archives and Archivists (SCAA) and its predecessor, the Saskatchewan Council of Archives (SCA). Also contains material regarding the amalgamation of the SCA and the Saskatchewan Archivists Society (SAS) to form the SCAA.

Photocopies of reports, letters, newspaper articles pertaining to Louis P. McNamee, one of the founding members of the United Farmers of Canada. Also included is an audiotape recording of a broadcast of CBC radio's "Counterpoint" from the early 1970s, including an interview with McNamee's son and daughter, Frank McNamee and Margaret Neojelski (Tape S-1492). This material was collected by Terry Pugh, who has an interest in the career of Mr. McNamee.

Document entitled Recollections of Seven Decades, written by John M. Telford of Regina, Saskatchewan. Chapter titles are as follows: Early Childhood (1878-1894); Five Years in British Columbia (1894-1899); Woodstock College and First Mission Field (1899-1903); McMaster University, Toronto (1903-1910); The European Tour (1907); Ten Years an Ordained Baptist Minister (1910-1919); Five Years Studying Law in Melville (1920-1924); Twenty Years in Law Practice in Pelly (1924-1944); Twelve Years with the Saskatchewan CCF Government (1944-1956); A Winter in the Sunny South (1956-1957); and Retirement. Telford, a clergyman and lawyer, was born in 1878 and died in 1963.

Records of Working for Women of Saskatoon (and its predecessor, Women Alone in Society) for the period 1980-2001. This organization offered services and programs that supported women's efforts to gain economic and personal independence, and advanced a better understanding of women's work: paid, underpaid, and unpaid. The records include: administrative records; financial records, 1980-1997; project files; program materials, evaluations, and class lists; Women to Women Training Program files; records of program worker Judith Cheesbrough; client case files, 1989-2001; video tapes; audio tapes; posters; human resources records, including personnel files; project operation files; research and development files; minutes; reports; records of Working for Women of Saskatoon Inc. Board, including minutes, correspondence, bylaws, needs assessments, board manuals, membership records; newsletters; brochures; contracts.

"Applicants for Homesteads, 2-15-W2," a report compiled by Anna and Keiva Feldman, providing information on homestead activity by Jews and Non-Jews in the township.

Volumes 24 to 27 of the ESS newsletter, meeting agendas, membership form and the constitution for the Society, 2003. Also included are the proceedings of the Entomological Society of Saskatchewan from 2002-2005.

Executive and Annual Meeting minutes of the Saskatchewan Registered Music Teachers' Association, 1962-1984. Also included are two pamphlets: one for the SRMTA and one for the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers' Associations (CFMTA).

Letters from Professor Hilda Neatby of the History Department at the University of Saskatchewan, to Mollie Cameron, dated January, February and April 1975 (months just prior to Neatby's death.) Also, correspondence in 1983 between Mollie Cameron and Professor Michael Hayden, who wrote a biography of Professor Neatby. Professor Hayden encouraged Cameron to donate her letters from Neatby to the Saskatchewan Archives.

Records of the Saskatchewan Craft Council dating from 1987-1994, including: correspondence; minutes; reports; briefs; policy documents; newsletters and other publications; budget and financial records; membership records; personnel records; press clippings; subject files pertaining to marketing and promotions, the Saskatchewan Handicraft Festival, the Saskatchewan Spring Craft Sale, museums and galleries, associated organizations, long-range planning, funding; records of the Education Committee.