A woman sits contemplating a projector placed on a table. She is holding the instruction manual for a Bell & Bowell projector.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1950, p. 15; "Sub-committee of STF's Regina committee on Public Relations initiated sponsorship of 'Junior Jury'; keeps a check on how it gets along. J.W. Paul (standing right) was chairman of Public Relations committee, chats with Miss M.H. Robertson. G. Harbourne (standing left) was chairman of sub-committee on Publicity. Centre, seated: Mrs. A.S. MacMillan and Fred S. Rawlinson chuckle over questions submitted."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1955, p. 57; "A big, new, relief map of Canada for offices, homes and schools was published early in September, 1955, by Canadian Aero Service Limited, Ottawa." Advertising photo - a woman and three children are grouped around a plastic relief map of Canada.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1953, p. 42; "Meet the Folks Who Script the Broadcasts. Left to right (sitting): Ruth Bowes, Moose Jaw; Anne MacMillan, Regina; Gertrude Murray, Supervisor of School Broadcasts, Regina; Amelia Wensley, Regina; Rowena hawkings, Regina; Mary Ellen Burgess, Regina; Marilda Clermont, Regina; David Watson, Regina. Left to right (standing): Eva Chapman, Moose Jaw; Muriel Clements, Regina; Beatrice Harding, Regina; Fred Laight, CBC Program Organizer, Winnipeg; Mary Gardiner, Regina; Kay Parley, Regina; May Neal, Regina; Ed. Abbott, Regina."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1949, p. 52; "Visual Education Division (Saskatchewan Film Board) of the Department of Education, Regina, is a busy place. Below: Administration section of the Provincial Film Library."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1949, p. 52; "Visual Education Division (Saskatchewan Film Board) of the Department of Education, Regina, is a busy place? Bottom: the Booking Department of the Film Library."

A woman stands beside a large projector behind a class whose attention is directed toward a projector screen.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin November 1962; "Gordon Braun of Lake Lenore, pictured above, was the top winner of the 1962 Historama Essay contest sponsored by the Sask. Teachers' Federation and the Western Development Museum."