The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1965, p. 3; "Eleven consultants conveyed information and directed discussion at the Saskatoon Teachers' Association Seminar held on March 6. Pictured above, from left to right are: Bruce Wiggins, STF executive assistant; Ken Benson, STF examinations committee; Carson Tufts, principal, Mount Royal Collegiate; Duane Campbell, Division IV teacher; and Julius Friesen, STF executive assistant. STF executive member J. Brown (on extreme right) was in charge of organizing the seminar."

Boy carrying a riding crop stands holding the rope halter of a pony.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 25, 1964 News Supplement, p. 4; "Seven charming young Argentine senoritas, touring Canada as guests of various Rotary Clubs, were entertained by representatives of the STF on Jan. 20. Their Saskatoon itinerary, arranged by Rotary Club member Minke Kindrachuk (principal of Lorne Hazelton School), included visits to schools and University. Five of the senoritas are teachers. The STF types apparently enjoyed the cultural exchange provided at the home of host Hector Trout (on rug). Others in the picture, from left, are: Executive member Joe Brown, Graciela Olano, Edith Rosa Berlin, Susanna di Bartolo, Maria Celia Carranza, STF President Victor Lalonde, Alicia Fornabaio, Ana Maria Poratti, Ana Maria Melfi, and an STF Past President John Egnatoff, who is also a Rotary Club member."

Caption on verso: Saskatchewan Art and Craft Work will be on display in Weyburn from October 9th to 11th, during the 1963 Saskatchewan Festival of the Arts, co-ordinated by the Saskatchewan Arts Board. The work displayed will be sold at public auction on Saturday, October 12th."

Displays of paintings on dividers set up in gymnasium at the Festival of the Arts.

A sculpture by Jack Tapanila on display at the Delisle Festival of the Arts.

Sketches on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.

Five paintings on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.

Metal sculpture "Blue Grill" on display at Kenderdine art gallery, University of Saskatchewan.