The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report 1963, p. 6; "Executive secretary G. D. Eamer presents 'The Eamer Plan' to Council." Head and shoulders image of STF Executive secretary G. D. Eamer.

A portrait of G. D. Eamer is presented to the Saskatoon Club - G. D. Eamer accepts a certificate and shakes the hand of another gentleman during the Portrait Presentation.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1967, p. 6; "All eyes focused on G. D. Eamer when the Saskatoon Teachers' Association honored the retiring general secretary of the STF and Mrs. Eamer at an informal dinner in Saskatoon recently. Pictured above at the function are, left to right, S. T. Fowler who paid tribute to Mr. Eamer's contribution to the growth of the STF; Mrs. Eamer who was the recipient of a bouquet of red carnations; Mr. Eamer who received a gift of photographic equipment; Miss Eve Bilokury, association president and Ken Benson, who made the presentation to Mr. Eamer."

G. D. Eamer and Inche Kasim bin Harun, (assistant general secretary, Malayan Teachers' National Congress, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) at Waskesiu seminar, Aug. 1967.

Arbos, September-October, 1967, p. 11; "From one teacher in behalf of all teachers -- 'For us there was always Gib Eamer.'" G. D. Eamer at the Waskesiu Conference in 1967.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1967, p. 3; "Prince Albert teachers at their recent convention presented Gib Eamer (left) with a coonskin hat and free access to the P.A. Trappers' Festival. Admiring it with him are veteran STF stalwarts Ross Homer, Jean McKenzie, Myrtle Strangways, and Jean Clyde."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec., 1967, p. 10; "SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS RECEIVE FEDERAL CENTENNIAL MEDALS. Alex C. Fairbairn was chosen by the teachers of the Tisdale Unit as one of their Centennial Teachers." (more text)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 25, 1977, p. 5 "DEAN FARQUHAR INTERVIEWED; RURAL, NATIVE NEEDS SAID TO BE MAJOR ISSUES. The educational needs of rural communities and of people of native ancestry are two major issues in Saskatchewan education, according to Robin Farquhar, dean of education at the University of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1960, p. 30 "New Members of the STF Executive. Peter Paul Fieger, B.A., B.Ed., Beechy." (more text)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1965, p. 34 "ONLY SOLUTION TO CONTINUE STF WORK, INCREASE IN FEES. If it is important enough for the STF to continue its work in the rapidly expanding areas of federation activity, the only solution is increased income in the form of a membership fee increase. This statement was made by Peter Fieger, STF Vice-President and Chairman of the council Finance Committee in presenting the proposed 1965-66 budget to a general session of the 1965 Council, April 20, in the Hotel Saskatchewan, Regina."

Arbos, September-October, 1966, p. 7; "CTF President Wendelin Herle (above), and Peter Fieger (left), both past presidents of the STF, were part of the 18-member Canadian delegation to the 15th convention of WCOTP (World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession) in Seoul, Korea."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1956, p. 25 ; "Dr. George E. Flower was a special lecturer at the seminar in educational leadership conducted this summer under College of Education auspices, in Brunskill School, Saskatoon."

Image of Dr. George Flower of Toronto standing and speaking during a banquet held in Swift Current.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1964, p. 3; FOUR PROVINCIAL SCHOOL UNIT SUPERINTENDENTS APPOINTED. Ernest R. Franks, principal of Quill Lake School has been appointed superintendent of the Wadena School Unit."