The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1964, p. 44 ; "A wood sculpture by Ray Evans, Grade 8 student at Buena Vista. The sculpture has been finished with a commercial wood stain." Part of an elementary school art display at Buena Vista school

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 23; "Mrs. Opal Fleckensteins (left) with Mary Smith in Education 62, 1957.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 23; "Articles woven from prairie weed stems and leaves."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 22; "Displays included? an interpretive project - built around a mythical 'Bong Tree'."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 22; "Displays included puppets?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1954, p. 36; "Mrs. MacGregor Hone (Mr. Hone is art instructor at Central Collegiate, Regina) acts as instructor in ceramics for night students Raina Yanda and Mrs. Leonard James."

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.

Attached caption (removed): "Special masking of colour transparencies ensure optimum colour quality in finished filmstrip. National Film Board."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1966, p. 6; "Thirty educators from across Canada attended a six-week seminar on motion pictures at the Montreal headquarters of the National Film Board. Aimed at investigating the social and personal effects of film and television, the NFB's Summer Institute is the first project of its kind ever held in Canada."

Attached caption (removed): "Shooting of filmstrip colour negatives is complex and requires special experience. National Film Board"