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The item is a news video from 1975 broadcast on CHEK-TV and BCTV.

The item is a news video containing Bill Bennett giving a speech in Prince George.

The item is a video which contains footage of Bill Bennett giving a speech on education.

The item is a video containing footage of Bill Bennett in North Vancouver.

The item is a news video containing speech clips given by Bill Bennett.

SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): Bill Bennett: election campaign speech RECORDED: [location unknown], 1975 SUMMARY: An election campaign speech by Social Credit Party leader Bill Bennett, 1975.;

SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): Bill Bennett: health care in British Columbia RECORDED: [location unknown], 1974-12-06 SUMMARY: TRACK 1: In an address at the annual dinner of the Victoria Medical Society, December 6, 1974, BC Social Credit Opposition Leader Bill Bennett discusses: health care in British Columbia, criticisms of the NDP government, and the program of the Social Credit Party. Bennett is introduced by Dr. Howard McDiarmid and thanked by Dr. Charles Ireland. [TRACK 2: blank.]

The item is a video recording of a television address on the subject of BC labour relations in general, and particularly those in the pulp and construction industries.

The item is a video recording of Premier W.R. Bennett's television address on the subject of the government's restraint program.

The item consists of two videotapes containing interviews. Tape 1. Laurier LaPierre interviews W.A.C. Bennett -- interview segments no. 1, 2, 3 & 4. Tape 2. Laurier LaPierre interviews W.A.C. Bennett -- interview segment no. 5. Interview with Premier Bill Bennett on "Vancouver" (i.e., presumably, CKVU's "The Vancouver Show").

The item is an off air recording of an excerpt of Jack Webster's popular tv show. Premier Bill Bennett is interviewed by Jack Webster. The first five minutes of the recording are missing.

The item is an off air video excerpt recording of Jack Webster's popular show. Dave Barrett accuses Premier W.R. Bennett of lying in regard to the BC Resources Investment Corporation (BCRIC).

The item is an off air recording of a video excerpt from Jack Webster’s popular weekday morning talk show. Guests and topics for this episode are: Excerpt showing press conference where Premier Bill Bennett discusses the BC Place announcement. Jack Webster and Brian Coxford comment on Bennett’s press conference and show the concept drawings. Webster opens the phone lines; metric system halted; Marathon Real Estate.

Series consists of posters, signage, brochures, pamphlets, cards, and other promotional materials from B.C. provincial elections. Represented are the Social Credit (Socred), Progressive Conservative (PC), New Democrat, Green, Western Canada Concept, and Liberal parties as well as independent candidates.

Identified candidates include: David Anderson, Charles Barber, Dave Barrett, Tom Bate, Robert (Sam) Bawlf, Leonard Bawtree, William (Bill) Richards Bennett, Andy Bigg, Robin Blencoe, Robert Bonner, Helen Boyce, Buda Brown, Kevin Bruce, A.J. (Tony) Brummet, Adriane Carr, Frank Carson, Joe Conroy, John Craggs, Hugh Austin Curtis, Walter Davidson, Gordon Dowding, Mike Emes, Thom Ferguson, Gordon Hanson, Frank Hillier, F.C. Christopher Huddlestan, Lyle MacWilliam, Ken Mallinson, Kitty Maracle, Jake Martens, Eric Martin, Alex Matthew, Cliff Michael, Bob Monaghan, Clyde Nunn, Terence Pitt O'Grady, Sheila Page, Les Peterson, Paul A. Phillips, Bert Price, Ron Price, Ian Rendle, Karen Sanford, Cyril Morley Shelford, Allan Arthur Schroeder, Bob Tanner, Forrest Felix Walkem, George Scott Wallace, and Malcolm Wright.

Additional items include posters for provincial Notice of Polls (Vancouver 1949, 1952, and 1956 and Prince Rupert 1975), one federal Notice of Poll for Vancouver 1945, one electoral districts map for 1989 (Item: 24921C), notices of meetings for new World War II veterans, and hospital charges for B.C.H.I.S. benefits.

The item is a microfiche copy of a thesis by Karen Jean Layng titled "Stereotypes of ten Canadian premiers: a study of their newspaper images during election campaigns in the seventies." x, 166 p: illus., tables. Theses (M.A.), Queen's University, 1982. Vita. Bibliography: p 158-166. Canadian theses on microfiche, 61714.

SUPPLIED TITLE OF TAPE(S): Interview with May Bennett, CHIM-FM, Kelowna PERIOD COVERED: 1897-1978 RECORDED: Kelowna (B.C.), 1978-08 SUMMARY: A radio program based upon an interview with Mrs. May Bennett, recorded by Jaquie Czernin for CHIM-FM Kelowna, August 1978.;