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Correspondence and other records relating to associations for children with learning disabilities.

Records created, accumulated and used by Mary Helen Richards including correspondence and subject files, copies of minutes, circulars, clippings and other printed materials relating to her interests and involvement with educational, women's, children's, and other human rights issues, especially the Saskatoon Society for the Protection of Children, Status of Women Society and the Canadian Federation of University Women.

Constitution and bylaws of the Saskatchewan Council on International Year of the Child; correspondence, publications, news clippings and photographs relating to its activities in co-ordinating provincial celebrations during the International Year of the Child, 1979.

Minutes, correspondence, briefs, newsletters, press clippings, and printed materials; correspondence files created by Dr. P.C. Matthews as President of the Society. The Society, formerly called The Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, was established in 1974. Its name was officially changed to the Saskatoon Society for the Protection of Children Inc. in 1981.

Administrative records of the Council for Exceptional Children (Saskatchewan Federation) including correspondence, newsletters, study papers, reports, briefs, minutes and agendas, conference planning, membership lists, annual reports, constitution, and budgets.

Records of the Council for Exceptional Children (Saskatchewan Federation) for 1995-1998, including minutes, reports, newsletters and brochures.

Records of the Council For Exceptional Children (C.E.C.), Northwest Chapter No. 950 (established 1974), including minutes, reports, newsletters, correspondence and agendas. This chapter folded in 1999, at which time the records were transferred into the custody of the Saskatchewan Federation C.E.C.

Publication entitled Canada's Child Immigrants: Annual Report of the Committee on Immigration and Colonization to the Social Service Council of Canada. Includes a reprint of the report of the Oversea Settlement Delegation to Canada, 1924.

Leaflet entitled Infant Mortality, by Mrs. Pearl Johnston. Issued by United Farmers of Canada, Saskatchewan Section Limited.

Five unidentified children and one adult female are on a baseball diamond. A girl is swinging a bat while a boy is behind her prepared to catch a ball. The other three children and the adult sit by the sidelines.