The Saskatchewan Bulletin February 1964, p. 14; "Saskatchewan teacher, Victor Rea, of Eatonia, who spent a year in Gambia, West Africa, instructing at Yundum Teachers' College is pictured examining a Black Cobra he had just killed."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, November 1964, p. 3; "E. W. Holmes of Nipawin is shown with Mrs. Holmes bound for St. Vincent, B. W. I. where he has accepted an overseas teaching assignment under the External Aid program."

Source?; Montreal, August 25, 1965. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Downey of Winnipeg, Man. are seen here with their four children: (from left to right) Pamela, Gregory, James and Laura prior to departure, via Air Canada, for Kagumo T. T. College, Nyeri, where Mr. Downey will train teachers in English."

Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading and writing as a librarian leans over to help one student. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

Four Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading as a librarian leans over to help one. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1964,; "Voluntary assistance in the library is nice, but trained clerical help is needed!" A volunteer re-shelves books from a cart.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1965; "Professional librarian Doris Laing, who was recently hired by STF head office to staff an expanding library, is shown sorting material in the new STF reference room, located on the ground floor at Central office."

Doris Laing as she sorts through a magazine shelf.

Doris Laing sitting at her desk.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1965, p. 1 ; "A public library may seem a strange place to find love, but four-year-old Gregory Gilroy - a regular library visitor - has captured the hearts of all the girls in the library. That includes Miss Muriel Clancy, head of the Children's Department of the Saskatoon Public Library. She's not really offering him his choice of valentines. She's helping him admire the collection of Mrs. Phil McMeans. Some Cupid cards date back to 1870. Greg wasn't a bit surprised to find the display in the Christopher Robin Room - he knows the public library preserves the romance of the ages." Gregory Gilroy and Muriel Clancy look at the historic Valentine collection in the Saskatoon Public Library. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1954, p. 14; "HOUSE OF HISTORY: A trip through Mackenzie House in Toronto, the former home of William Lyon Mackenzie. Below: The curator shows the two boys the hand-operated press used by Mackenzie." NFB school broadcast - "virtual tour" of Mackenzie House, Toronto. Actor Earle Grey plays a curator showing two boys old toys and relics.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 28; "Below: Larry Glover outlined contribution of private stations to Canadian TV." First provincial conference on educational TV - speaker Larry Glover, production manager for CKCK-TV.