No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Five images of councillors and speakers participating in debate and discussion at the council's plenary session.

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Five images of councillors and speakers participating in debate and discussion at the council's plenary session.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 26, 1985, p. 4 "SMITH SAYS EDUCATION 'HAS ARRIVED'. Education has arrived on the political agenda with recognition of schooling as an investment in the future, Education Minister Pat Smith told the annual STF Council."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Three images of an unidentified speaker and one of Education Minister Pat Smith.

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. (except frame 6) Four images of presentations and speakers.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 26, 1985, p. 4 "TEACHERS, TRUSTEES SHOULD CARRY MESSAGE: PUBLIC MUST BE TOLD SCHOOLS IMPORTANT. The responsibility schools and teachers must assume for ensuring public support of education in the province cannot be underestimated, Saskatchewan School Trustees Association President Bob Mann told delegates to the spring Council in Saskatoon."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. (except frame 4) Four images of councillors participating in a group discussion.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 26, 1985, p. 8 "Councillor Don Sangster of Long Lake makes a point during group session consideration of resolutions at Council '85."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Except frame 7. Twenty images of councillors and speakers participating in debate and discussion at the council's plenary session.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 26, 1985, cover page - no caption Image of delegate reading a catalogue.

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Thirteen images of councillors and delegates participating in the council's plenary session.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 12, 1984, p. 3 "GARRITTY SUGGESTS FORTHRIGHT APPROACH. Frank Garritty (left) discusses the 1985 provincial package with Dale McBain, an STF councillor from Moose Jaw, during the special meeting of Council, Sept. 29."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Five images of the STF executive for 1984-85.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1984, p. 1 "GARRITTY RE-ELECTED STF PRESIDENT. Members of the 1984-5 STF provincial executive are, from left, seated: Vice-president Bert Gordon, President Frank Garritty; standing: Doug Haroldson, Gloria Rathgeber, Gwen Munro, Gerry Cooke, Susan Bates, Glen King and Rudy Schellenberg."

No corresponding Saskatchewan Bulletin picture. Twelve images of the Teachers Credit Union board of directors and president. Frames 1-5: Bill Davenport, frames 6-8: directors James Hudson of Regina, left, Harold Leibel of Regina, centre, and Frank Frikouf of North Battleford. Frame 9: Frank Frikouf Frame 10: James Hudson Frames 11&12: Harold Leibel.