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Article entitled Church to Celebrate 70th Anniversary Of Purchase of Property Here, regarding the anniversary of the Grace United Church in Saskatoon, printed in the Star-Phoenix, Saskatoon, April 20, 1954.

Article entitled To Honor Pioneers, regarding a special service at the Grace United Church in Saskatoon to honor pioneers, printed in the Star-Phoenix, Saskatoon, [ca. 1942].

This collection consists of records created, accumulated and used by former Saskatchewan resident Lloyd G. Warkentin. The records relate to his personal and family life; his interest in religion; his early life in Dalmeny, Saskatchewan; his work as a bank manager and as an employee of the Saskatchewan Department of Co-operation and Co-operative Development. Many of the items reflect Warkentin's general interest in Saskatchewan and its history.

The types of records included are photographs, yearbooks, telephone directories, family histories, correspondence, notes, reports, publications, postcards, maps, and memorabilia.

The graphic materials in this collection focus mainly on the Warkentin, Thiessen and Kowalko families; the town of Dalmeny; and various representations of Saskatchewan, including agricultural scenes, abandoned farms and machinery, elevators, towns (including hotels and other businesses), bridges, ferries, landmarks, Taylor Field and the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the RCMP Musical Ride.

All of the records in the collection have been described at the file or item level, except for S-G906.6, which includes a publication entitled The Western Teacher: Modern Classroom Magazine, Volume 3, No. 2, published by Western Extension College, 1932.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this collection.

Newsclips: (1 & 2) Dr. Don Rennie on soils. (3 & 4) Helen Hughes on election issues. (5) Reg Marksinkiw on election issues. (6) Prince Albert footage. Dick Spencer (silent). (7) Reg Marksinkiw and Dick Spencer (silent), and Mr. Eikland. (8) Reporter Ken Lawrence. Father Bob Ogle talks about making his first speech in parliament. (9) Dick Spencer on election issues. (10) Mr. Smith on election issues. (11) James Maher on election issues. (12) Dr. Don Rennie, and Glen Beck (wildsound).

Group photographs of unidentified male attendees at Farm Boys' Camp gathered in front of buildings on University of Saskatchewan campus in Saskatoon. The 1945 photograph is credited to Gibson Photo.

Image of Saskatchewan Archives Board display entitled Saskatchewan Archives: Preserving Our Past, at the Heritage Fair held at the Saskatoon Public Library in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on February 18, 1985. Image was taken by Brock Silversides. Two publications edited by D.H. Bocking (Saskatchewan: A Pictorial History; and Pages From the Past) are included in the display.

Exterior views of the Carling O'Keefe Breweries of Canada Ltd. brewery at 519 2nd Avenue North and exterior views of the Labatt's Saskatchewan Breweries brewery at 8th Street and Saskatchewan Crescent in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Images were taken by Richard Sweet.

Images of Sutherland, a mainly residential neighbourhood in east-central Saskatoon, Saskatchewan taken by Jeaniene Brandell and used in a booklet entitled Saskatchewan Homecoming Project '71: The History of Sutherland, compiled by Jeaniene Brandell and Margaret Osler for Mr. Sawatzky. Includes images of Sutherland School; the forestry farm in Saskatoon; St. Matthew's Anglican Church; the Powe house; Sutherland Fire Hall; Sutherland Memorial Hall; the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) depot; a park in Sutherland; and the Sutherland Industrial area.

A photocopy of the booklet is available in the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan collection (reference code S-YF 191.2).

Images of Liberale and Attilia Vidotto and family; the Lidio Vidotto farm in the Baldwinton, Saskatchewan district; Lidio Vidotto seated on a Massey-Harris combine, 1951; Esther Ruberry seated in a wagon with Air Mail written on the side; construction of the salt plant at Unity, Saskatchewan in 1948; members of McQueen's Orchestra in Winter, Saskatchewan; James McQueen building a chicken coop; and the operations and employees of the Arctic Ice Company in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1946. Employees included Lidio Vidotto; Herman Unger; Duff Bryce; and Bob Bryce.

Aerial photographs of Saskatchewan villages, towns, cities, farms and rural areas taken by Ron Garnett as an aerial photographer and owner of Birds Eye View Photo. A textual file with business cards, a price list for enlargements, Garnett's numerical listings and a detailed listing compiled by the archivist is included with the photographic prints.

Please consult the detailed list as not all subject access points and place access points have been entered in this description.

Media kit (KT-10) entitled Human Rights, produced by SaskMedia (Saskatchewan Educational Communications Corporation) for the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. The kit consists of two series: Alternatives to Stereotype Attitudes in the Classroom; and They Hear More Than We Say. The slides include images copied from the Saskatchewan Archives and the Public Archives of Canada. The series included participation from the students and staff of Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School, Regina; E.D. Feehan High School, Saskatoon; Kitchener School; and University of Regina Day Care Center.

Producer was R.B. Trottier; consultant was H.C. Van Dyck; and narrator was Deborah Tomlinson.