Arbos Periphery November-December 1967; "Marcel Faribault, President of General Trust of Canada delivered the keynote address 'Education - Key to Progress', at the annual CEA Convention."

A woman speaker [Dr. M. Cicely Watson, of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto] addresses the CEA convention.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1967, p. 7; "Elaine Petrie, Bernard Milette and Bonnie Ashley stand on the deck of a Viking ship and listen to the sound of the wild sea - perhaps off the Coast of Labrador. This is just one of the many displays visitors will find in the interior of the Confederation Train. During its across-Canada tour, the Confederation Train will visit Swift Current, March 27, 28; Moose Jaw, March 29 to 31; Saskatoon, April 1 to 7; North Battleford, April 8, 9; Prince Albert, April 11 to 13; Regina, April 14 to 21."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1967, p. 3; "Three delegates to the CEC Western Regional Conference held November 1 - 4 in Regina, examine some of the many materials on display. At left is Herb Essenburg, field secretary for the C.N.I.B. in Saskatoon, who is totally blind. With Mr. Essenburg are Miss Valerie Jensen and Miss Joy Harrison, home teachers for the C.N.I.B. in Saskatoon."

Members register for the 1966 Teachers' Credit Union annual general meeting.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1967, 9; "Grant Mitchell, on behalf of the Credit Union League, presents STF Credit Union President Phil Halter with a plaque on the occasion of the official opening of the Regina Branch of the STF Credit Union, on May 13. Looking on are STF provincial Credit Union manager Larry Fast, and Peter Woykin (far right), manager of the Regina office of the STF Credit Unions."

1966 Editors' Workshop instructors, from left - ; Errol Young, Mrs. Arlene Proctor, Julius Friesen and Mrs. Patricia Denhoff are seen consulting.

Lynne Ross, Louise Kirkpatrick, Wally Coates, Mrs. Newton, Arlene Proctor, Errol Young, Mrs. Patricia Denhoff, Mr. Ken Cooper

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 2; "'We're off to Expo' exclaim Margo Laatch, Southey and Peter hawryski, Saskatoon as they wave aloft the $500 cheques awarded them by the Saskatchewan Centennial Corporation for producing the best Centennial school newspaper and yearbook in the province. Presentation to Miss Laatch, editor of the prize winning newspaper 'The Southey Crier' and Mrs. Hawrysh, editor of the award winning Bedford Road Collegiate, Saskatoon 'The Lantern' was made by Errol Young, director of the STF Editors' Workshop (yearbook division) on behalf of the Centennial Corporation at the opening night of the workshop."

Front Row: Judy Caskey, Lorna Hinman, Donna McPhee, Alma Campbell, Valerie Rasmussen, Sandra Propp, Paula Scully. Second Row: Debbie Walker, Gayle Burling, Helen Hargrave, Joyce Flegel, Marjorie Main, Linda Powell, Sheryl Singer, Ann Watkinson. Third Row: Viola Ferster, Elizabeth Rekimowich, Trudy Saretsky, Gloria Kardish, Grace Sereduik, Shirley Pister, Elsie Baschuk, Carole Tacuik. Fourth Row: Phyllis Morrison, Miriam Hoffer, Carole Beaulieu, Dennis Deminchuk, Warren Brownbridge, Robert Lauder, Brian Lewis, Fred Humeny, Glen Weisenberger, Carolyn Sather.

"Sunday evening, July 23, 1967 in St. Thomas College gymnasium. The groups were led by the Larriettes."

"The groups seemed fascinated as a guide took them through Fort Battleford."