Arbos March-April 1966, cover page; "On our cover, Beverly Nelson (left) models her Swedish costume; Margaret Skogland and Lou-Anne Hopper sport identical Norwegian outfits, and Ulla Nielson shows off her Danish ensemble?"

Arbos January - February 1965, cover page; "This month's cover photograph, by our editor, Julius Friesen, captures the rustic beauty of the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, located in a natural grotto near St. Laurent. The story of the shrine is found in Red River Exodus, the history of the Métis by Sally Clubb." Interior of Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Arbos November - December 1965, cover page; "Our cover picture this issue by Julius Friesen, shows Mrs. Helena Wiebe in a traditional Mennonite costume." Illustration for article on Mennonite settlers in Saskatchewan, "No More 'The Quiet in the Land" by Sally Clubb.

Arbos September - October, 1965, cover page; "Our cover picture for this issue, taken by editor Julius Friesen, features the interior of the Cathedral of Gravelbourg." Illustration for article on French settlers in Saskatchewan, "Envoyons d'l'Avant, Nos Gens!" by Sally Clubb.

Arbos September - October 1965, p. 26; "Below, a sample of the needlework that Sarah McDougall and many other young girls learned to do from the French ladies of their district." Alphabet embroidery sampler made by Sarah McDougall in 1897.

Irene Peters, G. D. Eamer and Peter Fieger sitting at a table with a microphone in front.

From the right - Art McBeath, Hector Trout and two unidentified men seated at a conference table.

John Elkington at head of table in boardroom, with unidentified others.

Gib Eamer at head of table in new boardroom, with unidentified others.