No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture, except for frames 10-12. Twenty images of councillors participating in debate and discussion at the council's plenary session.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, cover page - no caption A councillor on the left counts as another seated on the right raises her hand to vote.
No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. (except frame 2) Ten images of councillors seated around a conference table during the Superannuation Committee meeting.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 7 "30 COUNCILS AND OUT. President Frank Garritty presents a gift to STF office supervisor Sylvia Berryere on behalf of Council. Berryere, who retires this June, has been at Council meetings in 30 of the 32 years she had worked for the Federation."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 4 "TEACHERS AID TEACHERS THROUGH CTF - MCDOWELL. The Canadian Teachers' Federation offers the teachers of this country and their provincial and territorial organizations a way to help each other and their colleagues around the world. That was the message CTF Secretary General Stirling McDowell brought to councillors April 25 in his address to the opening session of the Council meeting."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 3 "GARRITTY TELLS COUNCIL: TEACHERS FACE GROWING CONCERNS. A number of growing concerns face the teachers of Saskatchewan, Frank Garritty told councillors in his presidential address, April 25."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 3 "CO-OPERATION KEY TO STABILITY - LOFSTROM. A continuing co-operative partnership approach to educational planning and decision-making is responsible for the relatively stable educational climate in Saskatchewan, said STF General Secretary Mel Lofstrom in his address at the opening session of the 51st Council."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 4 "REASSESSMENT HAS HELPED SOME, SMITH SAYS. 'While finances along with reassessment have created some problems for some of our jurisdictions this year, it has done the opposite for others,' maintained Education Minister Pat Smith in her address to Council April 25."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 5 "MANN STRESSES NEED TO COMMUNICATE. Teachers and trustees were urged not to be taken in by their own press clippings but to re-commit themselves to carrying on their communications through people rather than papers. This was the message brought to Council by SSTA president Bob Mann in his address April 27."
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 14, 1983, p. 1 "STF President Frank Garritty (right) chats with councillors Faye Kunkel of Saskatoon (far left) and Margaret Blakely of Biggar during an orientation meeting for new councillors, Sept. 30 in Saskatoon. Part of the evening's activities was the showing of a film on the role of the councillor."
No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Two images: Frame 3 is of Mel Lofstrom standing and speaking with Frank Garritty seated at his side. Frame 4 is of Frank Garritty waving his hands as he speaks.
