The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Head shot of Berny Wiens.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, p. 4 "SSTA PRESIDENT SAYS STANDARDIZED TESTS DON'T ENSURE QUALITY. Standardized testing will not ensure that students receive the kind of education they will need for the world of the 21st century. That was the message Berny Wiens, president of the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association, left with STF councillors April 8."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Head shot of Fred Herron.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, p. 1 "SYSTEM SAID 'JEOPARDIZED': TEACHERS MUST PRESERVE ED. QUALITY. The STF's recently appointed general secretary used his first report to Council to sound a warning that teachers must act to save the quality of Saskatchewan's school system. Fred Herron told councillor April 6 the system's quality has been 'jeopardized' in recent months, and he wants teachers to use their substantial influence to correct the situation."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Head shot of Glen King.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, p. 3 "IN SPITE OF ADVERSITY TEACHERS CAN AND WILL PREVAIL - KING. While teachers face adversity, increased expectations in the community and an inaccurate public image, they will be able to meet those challenges, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) President Glen King said April 6."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, p. 7 "DELVING INTO THE ISSUES. Each resolution received in-depth consideration in small groups. Above, Tony Oscienny of La Ronge, left, and Christine Fowke of the University of Saskatchewan, right, listen while Walter Nyuli of Nipawin makes a point."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, p. 1 "MINISTER GIVEN MESSAGE ON TESTING. Both during his speech and at Council's political panel, Education Minister Lorne Hepworth met resistance to his call for a look at the need for standardized testing. Here, Battlefords councillor Bob Krismer, left, talks with Hepworth after the panel discussion. In background, Prince Albert councillor George Georget, left, talks with NDP MLA Myron Kowalsky."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Image of an unidentified councillor at a microphone asking a question.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Head shot of Sheena Hanley of CTF.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 22, 1988, cover page - no caption Head shot of Lorne Hepworth.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 25, 1987, p. 2 "GETTING ACQUAINTED. First-time councillor Cathy Dodds, from Kamsack, right, raises a point during a new councillor orientation seminar held Nov. 13 in Saskatoon. She and Elaine Muzichuk, from Watrous, left, were among more than 50 councillors who attended the evening session which offered information about their roles at both local and provincial levels as well as information about the structure and function of the STF."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture (except frame 11). Twenty-two images of councillors participating in debate and discussion at a new councillors' orientation seminar.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 25, 1987, p. 3 "THE 3Ds OF COUNCIL?Decision: Above, when discussion and debate are over, and the question has been called, hands go up saying yea or nay, thus deterring the fate of the resolutions."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 25, 1987, p. 3 "THE 3Ds OF COUNCIL? Debate: more formal debate of the issues takes place in plenary sessions. At left, Verda Petry, from Regina Public, speaks to one of the resolutions her association presented."