Church of All Saints at Cannington Manor, Saskatchewan, built in 1884.

Five member panel at the CCE.

Delegates to the CEPA conference - Banff, Alberta.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1962; "M. J. Serienko, Driver Education Director, gives City Park Collegiate student Janet Paul a parking pointer. Mr. Serienko says the technical aspects of driver education are secondary to developing a mature sense of responsibility."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 1961, p. 16; "W. W. Hitchcock observes the reaction time of BRCI student Delmar Haug as part of an aptitude test required of would-be drivers."

Caption on verso: Member of Legislative Assembly visiting library of Sheldon Williams collegiate during Education week organized tour. Around the table L to R are: J. R. Barrie, A. P. Weber, Mrs. M. Cooper, M. J. Willis, Hon. W .S. Lloyd. Joyce Matteson, Arlene Argue, Lorna Forbes, Donna Phillipps.

A group of men, women and children gather at the Reidles' new home in Langenburg, ca.1887. Mrs. Reidle in hat-foreground; Mr. Reidle, Immigration Agent, at extreme left; David Berger, centre background, possibly first settler in Langenburg.

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 21; "Lack of roads did not daunt the early settlers but did require extra effort! Above, the Dr. Von Seeberg party of 1927, looking for homesteads in the Red Cross district northwest of St. Walburg." Group pushing a vehicle loaded with personal belongings.

German settlers - men in field

The newly constructed brick kiln in Bruno, Saskatchewan.

Arbos May - June 1966, p. 1; "Our cover painting, by STF staff artist Herb Wilde, has a notable historical significance for Doukhobors living in Saskatchewan. The painting is a reconstruction of the above photograph, which was taken in 1900 at the Thunder Hill Colony 70 miles from Yorkton... the Thunder Hill women harnessed themselves to plows (they had no horses at the time) and broke the sod so they could plant the gardens and raise food for their vegetarian families..."

Doukhobor children and teacher, outside sod -thatched colony school.

Reproduction of artist's illustration of Doukhobor village

Doukhobor immigrants arriving by ship

Arbos March - April 1965, p. 26; "Wm. Pearson Co. Ltd., Landseekers' excursion to Last Mountain Valley, Saskatchewan, 1905." A long line of British settlers drive carriages and horses along a road.