The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1966, p. 9; "In the transmission control room of the Education TV Centre in Glasgow, Scotland, an operator supervises the transmission of an educational program going out to some of the city's 300 schools and colleges?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 1963, p. 30; "Pictured above Lorne Wilson, left, science teacher at Aden Bowman Collegiate and Lorne Ehmann, right, science teacher at Mount Royal Collegiate, demonstrate a lesson on momentum in the new Physical Science Study Course being introduced in Saskatchewan. They were televised on closed circuit television at the first educational TV Workshop to be produced in the province."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1964, p. 9; "Students in five classrooms at the Avenue A campus, College of Education, receive instructions via closed circuit television."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 36; "The photograph below shows Captain Bill Campbell in aircraft cabin. All the students visited the cabin during the flight."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 34; "The photo below shows the excited youngsters ready to board the airplane."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 35; "The conducted tour of the Legislative Buildings was only one highlight for the group, shown below while boarding five special CPR cars at their home city, Swift Current."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 43; "It was pass-out day at the RCMP barracks, and the Swift Current tour group got the full treatment?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 41; "The next photograph shows a display in the RCMP museum."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 43; "It was pass-out day at the RCMP barracks, and the Swift Current tour group got the full treatment?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 35; "History was in the making when 236 Grade VIII student - the largest number ever involved in an educational tour in Saskatchewan - visited the Legislative Buildings in Regina."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 40; "George Shepherd (far left), the Curator of the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, was an excellent host as he conducted a tour for the Nut Lake students. The sod house in the background and the old steamer provided just the right atmosphere before the youngsters entered the museum building."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, November, 1965, p. 1; "Estevan teachers attending the North Dakota Education Association convention in Minot presented Dr. J. Baumann with the Saskatchewan Jubilee Flag. From left are: Dr. Baumann, Vic Mitchell, Mrs. V. Mitchell, STF Executive assistant, Harry Costello, William Dowhaniuk and Estevan Teachers' Association President Melvyn D. Rainey."

Arbos January - February 1966, p. 19; "Below, are the well-known Yevshan Dancers who have added another accomplishment to a growing list. They recently participated in a film produced by Crawley Films Limited for the Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee and Centennial Corporation..."

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 18; "B. Imhoff's studio near St. Walburg." B. Imhoff was a German settler and artist.

People sit around a table and a boy stands holding a scythe, on a blue and white parade float honoring the Doukhobor Settlers.