Assorted political and campaign literature from various members of the Liberal Party of Saskatchewan, including David Karwacki, Nathan Friesen, candidate from Martensville, and Chris Axworthy, candidate from Saskatoon-Wanuskewin.

Premier J.G. Gardiner and cabinet on the steps of the Legislative Building, probably after being sworn into office.

Executive members of the Womens' Liberal Club posed in two rows at Hart McPherson's cottage. Elizabeth Roley Cruikshank is in the front row, first on the left.

Papers relating to his career which include biographical information, certificates of merit, and his 1937 Bryant cup Oratory Contest winning speech re "State Medicine"; correspondence; political pamphlets; materials relating to the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, New Democratic and Liberal parties. Includes photographs of an unidentified young man; portrait of Ellis taken by Capital Press Service; and an image of Ellis with M.J. Coldwell with a New Purpose banner in the background, taken by Don Webb Photography Ltd., Regina.

This fonds consists of records created, accumulated and by Ross and Peggie Thatcher focusing primarily on the public side of Ross Thatcher's political career prior to and while he was Premier of Saskatchewan. Most of the items were collected and compiled by Peggie Thatcher. Some items feature other members of the family, but the central focus is the public life of Ross and Peggie Thatcher.

The types of records included are newspaper clippings; photographs; photo albums; scrapbooks; slides; certificates of achievement and recognition; correspondence; copies of Ross Thatcher's speeches; Ross Thatcher's 1936 Bachelor of Commerce thesis "The Marketing of Milk" and yearbook; audio cassettes; a 16 mm film and some mementos.

Also included are official portraits of Pierre Elliot Trudeau and Roland Michener, signed by photographer Yousuf Karsh; an official signed family photograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, Sir Angus Ogilvy and their children; audio recordings of Thatcher's final Speech from the Throne recorded on five long play albums; original political cartoons featuring Ross Thatcher and his Cabinet and audio recording of Ross Thatcher's funeral. Most of the photographs are unlabelled and unidentified, and were taken by a Saskatchewan Government Services photographer.

No series assignment has been applied to the records in this fonds; however, most records are described at the item or file level.

Head and shoulders portrait of Edward M. Culliton, Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for Gravelbourg.

Head and shoulders portrait of Paul Prince, Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for The Battlefords.

Head and shoulders portrait of A.T. Procter, who served as a Liberal Member of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for Moosomin from 1934 to 1948.

Composite photograph of the James Gardiner Cabinet, sworn into office after the 1934 Saskatchewan general election.

NEWS: (1) Dr. Gourdeau talks about the need for updating [the bible]. (2) Mr. McDonald talks about the reason for an inquiry about damming the Churchill River. (3) Mr. Smith speaks about Canada at a Liberal Party convention. (4) Silent footage of construction of the John Dolan Playground. (5) David Hnatyshyn talks about the Progressive Conservative Party's Saskatoon representation. (6) Tony Banks talks about the federal Progressive Conservative Party's Saskatoon representation. (7) Liberal Party - Saskatoon.