Statement: This is the workprint and negative for a 4 minute address by Mary Donaldson, Saskatchewan provicial librarian 1953-1966, deceased. By: ML

01 to 03: Books on shelves at Provincial Library.

Copy negatives and prints of charts depicting population areas in central Saskatchewan for 1951, 1962, and 1963. Images were taken from a regional libraries filmstrip, and were submitted for copy by the Provincial Library.

Views of employees of the Saskatchewan Provincial Library, located at 1817 Cornwall Street, Regina, engaged in their daily work activities. 01: An employee operates a glueing machine. 02: An employee uses a laminating machine to cover book jackets. 03: Two employees catalogue books for the collection. 04 to 05: Employees sort books. 06: An employee gathers books in the receiving department.

Views of employees of the Saskatchewan Provincial Library, located at 1817 Cornwall Street, Regina, engaged in their daily work activities. 01: Employees operate a laminating machine to cover book jackets. 02: An employee receives new books to be added to the Library's collection.

Views of books and other publications damaged by flood waters in the collection stacks area of the Provincial Library, located at 1819 Cornwall Street, Regina.

Exterior and interior views of public libraries at Alameda (01 to 02) and Oxbow (03 to 04). Images taken for the Saskatchewan Provincial Library.

Revised Second Edition of a bibliography published by the Saskatchewan Library Association in co-operation with the Saskatchewan Provincial Library. Published with funding from a Saskatchewan Heritage 1985 grant established partly to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the North-West Rebellion in 1885. The bibliography includes 2600 main entries and an index of titles, subtitles, joint authors and editors. Ved Arora of the Saskatchewan Provincial Library was compiler and project co-ordinator.

(1) Man signing a document while another observes. (2) Three men and three women posing with documents at Provincial Library meeting.

Portraits of Provincial Librarian, Mary Donaldson.