Arbos November-December 1964, p. 8; "Calf-roping is one of the many exciting events during Swift Current's Frontier Days." Man on a horse chases after a calf as others look on.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1963, p. 62 "IN THE NEWS: MURRAY MEMORIAL LIBRARY EXPANSION. In the rare book room a volume is examined by D. C. Appelt, Librarian at the Murray Memorial Library. It is a religious and philosophical treatise printed in Venice in 1491. The two large volumes (upper left) are a first edition of the famous dictionary by Dr. Samuel Johnson, the eighteenth century author." Image consists of a photo of D.C Appelt reading a book in the Murray Memorial Library.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1966, p. 7 "LONG-TIME LLOYDMINSTER TEACHER HONORED ON RECENT RETIREMENT. Early in June, a testimonial dinner to honor Miss Bertha Archer upon her retirement from the teaching profession was held in the Andrew Walker Memorial Wing of the Presbyterian Church in Lloydminster." Image consists of a photo of Bertha Archer shaking hands with a gentleman at the front of the receiving line during her retirement testimonial dinner.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1966, p. 7 "LONG-TIME LLOYDMINSTER TEACHER HONORED ON RECENT RETIREMENT. Early in June, a testimonial dinner to honor Miss Bertha Archer upon her retirement from the teaching profession was held in the Andrew Walker Memorial Wing of the Presbyterian Church in Lloydminster." Image consists of a photo of Bertha Archer shaking hands with a gentleman at her retirement testimonial dinner.
