Grade 4 students at Thomson School in Regina listen to a Friday afternoon school radio broadcast as they work. Radio seen on left.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 13, 1969, p. 9; "The two winners of this year's Lion's Club and News-Optimist Citizen of the Year award are Mrs. Mary Curator of the city and Dr. Ian Smith of Edam. The two were presented with their certificates at a banquet held in their honour Monday evening."

Mr. George Thompson (right) presents Ralph Derdall (left) with a cheque.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 2; "'We're off to Expo' exclaim Margo Laatch, Southey and Peter Hawrysh, Saskatoon as they wave aloft the $500 cheques awarded them by the Saskatchewan Centennial Corporation for producing the best Centennial school newspaper and yearbook in the province..."

Church at Batoche. Log cabin style.

Cemetery at Batoche. Historical marker as well as several headstones are visible.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 36; "Greetings from the city of Saskatoon were brought by Mayor John D. McAskill, himself a former Saskatchewan teacher. Hon. Woodrow S. Lloyd, minister of education and past president of STF gave the main address."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 37; "Mrs. Wm. E. Perkins presented one of the paintings by her late husband, Bill, who had been pensions consultant for STF. The painting is shown left."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 36; "Special guest for the official opening was STF's first president, James R. MacKay who came in for the ceremonies from Toronto where he now resides."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 33; "Luxuriously appointed is the new Board Room with its mahogany paneling, and specially designed mahogany board table? Below: Foreground: Jean Clyde, then Wendelin Herle, George Trapp, Stirling McDowell, George MacDonald, Hector Trout, recording secretary Mrs. Eileen Potts, Emma Stewart and 'Don' Wright."