The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 25, 1977, p. 5 "DEAN FARQUHAR INTERVIEWED; RURAL, NATIVE NEEDS SAID TO BE MAJOR ISSUES. The educational needs of rural communities and of people of native ancestry are two major issues in Saskatchewan education, according to Robin Farquhar, dean of education at the University of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1960, p. 30 "New Members of the STF Executive. Peter Paul Fieger, B.A., B.Ed., Beechy." (more text)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1965, p. 34 "ONLY SOLUTION TO CONTINUE STF WORK, INCREASE IN FEES. If it is important enough for the STF to continue its work in the rapidly expanding areas of federation activity, the only solution is increased income in the form of a membership fee increase. This statement was made by Peter Fieger, STF Vice-President and Chairman of the council Finance Committee in presenting the proposed 1965-66 budget to a general session of the 1965 Council, April 20, in the Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina."

Arbos, September-October, 1966, p. 7; "CTF President Wendelin Herle (above), and Peter Fieger (left), both past presidents of the STF, were part of the 18-member Canadian delegation to the 15th convention of WCOTP (World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession) in Seoul, Korea."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1956, p. 25 ; "Dr. George E. Flower was a special lecturer at the seminar in educational leadership conducted this summer under College of Education auspices, in Brunskill School, Saskatoon."

Image of Dr. George Flower of Toronto standing and speaking during a banquet held in Swift Current.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1964, p. 3; FOUR PROVINCIAL SCHOOL UNIT SUPERINTENDENTS APPOINTED. Ernest R. Franks, principal of Quill Lake School has been appointed superintendent of the Wadena School Unit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1960, p. 35 "LARGEST ATTENDANCE YET AT EDITOR'S WORKSHOP SPONSORED BY STF AT REGINA COLLEGE IN 1960. Fil Fraser, editor of the Weekly Mirror, was the photography specialist at the workshop."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct., 1960, p. 6; "The gentleman with the 'face-fungus' looks askance at a sober-faced counterpart. These 'Jekyll and Hyde' features belong entirely to the new assistant editor, Julius Friesen! (He got the beard as part of Frontier Days at Swift Current when he was with the Sun there."

Head and shoulders image of The Saskatchewan Bulletin assistant editor, Julius Friesen.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin assistant editor, Julius Friesen holding an Educational Press Association of America award for "Arbos" with two similar awards for "The Saskatchewan Bulletin" on the wall behind him.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 15, 1972, p. 12 "150 REPLIES TO CROSSWORD CHALLENGE. Valerie Tremblay, teller for the STF Credit Union, helps Julius Friesen, editor of The Saskatchewan Bulletin, find the winning entry."

Farewell Dinner for Julius Friesen, editor of The Saskatchewan Bulletin.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 20, 1972, p. 3 "KINDERSLEY COMPOSITE - AS TOLD BY JACK FUNK. During the controversy over the termination of his principalship, Jack Funk did not appeal to the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation for help, maintaining that he wanted the ratepayers of the district as his judges."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 29, 1970, p. 2 "DR. ALAN FURBAY CLAIMS SELF EVALUATION GOAL OF EDUCATORS. New and strange expressions soon may be heard in the halls of Saskatchewan schools if the ideas of Dr. Al Furbay, Wheaton College, catch on." (more text)