The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 2, 1969, p. 7; "Delegates from across Canada attended the Canadian Teachers' Federation Teaching Practices Conference in March. Saskatchewan delegates included from left to right, Janet Knight of Watrous, STF president Gordon Merryfield, Mrs. Helen Bumphrey of Saskatoon who acted as a resource person, and Norman Debienne, Regina."

(Attached caption, removed) "STF teachers at the Canadian Teachers' Federation Teaching Practices Conference in March. Left to right: F. L. Wagman (CTF Teaching Practices Committee), Janet Knight, Gordon Merryfield (STF President), Mrs. Helen Bumphrey (Resource person), Norman Debienne and Dr. John Macdonald of Montreal (Resource person).

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 16, 1970, p. 7; "The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation played an important role at the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation at Halifax this summer. Members of the STF delegation were: R. K. Bolton, W. R. Lewchuk, H. G. R. Walker, S. McDowell, M. P. Sorokan, J. E. Chyzowski, F. M. Badham, W. A. Eddingfield, A. G. McBeath."

"The New Canadian Teachers' Federation Board of Directors are: (l to r) T. N. Trafford of New Brunswick, I. P. Stonehooker of Alberta, Ed. Kowalchuk of Manitoba, Del Doerksen of the Yukon, J. G. Maher of the Northwest Territories, Gordon Merryfield former Director who was substituting for new Director Larry Young of Saskatchewan, Rufus D. Reid of Prince Edward Island, CTF Secretary General Norman Goble, CTF Past President Bro. A. F. Brennan of Newfoundland, CTF President Peter P. Fieger of Saskatchewan, First Vice-President Rod Fredericks of Nova Scotia, Second Vice-President Wendell Sparkes of Quebec, Roger C. Simmons of Newfoundland, Rev. J. F. Kavanagh of Ontario, J. W. Killeen of British Columbia, Bro. Maurice Lapointe of Ontario, Mrs. Helen Farr of Ontario, Miss Phyllis McGlashan of Quebec, Boyd Barteaux of Nova Scotia. Martin Murphy of Quebec and Larry Young of Saskatchewan were not present when this photo was taken."

"The new Officers of the Canadian Teachers' Federation are, left to right: seated, President Peter P. Fieger of Saskatchewan, First Vice-President Rod Fredericks of Nova Scotia; standing, Past President Bro. A. F. Brennan of Newfoundland, Secretary General Norman Goble of Ottawa, Second Vice-President Wendell Sparkes of Quebec."

"The 50th anniversary of the Canadian Teachers Federation was observed in November with the naming of the library in honor of the first fill-time secretary-treasurer. It will be called 'The George G. Croskery Memorial Library' after the Ottawa educator who served the national teacher organization from 1947 to 1961 in the top administrative post. his widow and daughter took part in a commemorative ceremony in Ottawa. Left to right are: CTF Secretary General Norman Goble, CTF President Peter Fieger, Mrs. Croskery of the University of Guelph and daughter Mrs. J. Douglas Heyland, school psychologist in Quebec City. The annual general meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation will be held in Regina next July."

CTF News Release: "Pictured above, listening intently to debate, are, from left to right, Paul Bourgeois, CTF Director from New Brunswick (AEFNB), Dick Klippenstein, CTF Director from Saskatchewan and Al Fogarty, CTF Director from Prince Edward Island. They were participating in the CTF Board of Directors' meeting held in Ottawa from November 15 to 17."

CTF News Release: "Pictured above is Dr. Stirling McDowell, General Secretary of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Dr. McDowell gave the opening address at the recent national conference on the Financing of Education in Canada sponsored by the Canadian Teachers' Federation and held in Quebec City. With Dr. McDowell, from left to right, are Mr. Tom Trafford, CTF President and Dr. Murray Jampolsky from Alberta. Dr. Jampolsky was chairman of the conference."

CTF News Release: "Pictured above during the opening session of the CTF-sponsored Project International seminar are from left to right: Emerson Arnett, general secretary of MTS; Stirling McDowell, general secretary of STF; and Dave Loudon, assistant secretary of OSSTF. A total of 35 leaders of the teaching profession from across Canada attended the recent seminar where they discussed ways of increasing their overseas assistance efforts and of designing a more effective CTF program. Last year Canadian teachers' organizations invested $176, 642 in assistance to educational development overseas."

The Saskatchewan delegation to the 1975 CTF AGM are pictured seated at long tables. From left are Fred Herron, Wanda Eddingfield, Bill Boyd, unidentified man, Karen Rongve, Stirling McDowell and Matt Karcha.

The transparency represents a [CTF?] symbol consisting of a maple leaf centered on a stylized map of Canada, all enclosed in an open circle.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 31, 1975, p. 1 "Teacher representatives from across Canada met in Ottawa Oct. 23-24 to discuss the federal government's anti-inflation program. Seen here, in the foreground, are, from left, the STF representatives, President Mike Badham and General Secretary Stirling McDowell, and Dr. R. L. Lamb from Ontario."