The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1965, p. 6; "Executive member, Harry G. R. Walker, is shown presenting gifts on behalf of the STF to retiring Regina superintendent, W. C. How, and to Mr. How's assistant, Miss Mabel L. G. Brown, who also retires this year. Regina teachers honored Miss Brown and Mr. How at an evening reception in Thomson school last June."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1966, p. 2; "These four Saskatoon public teachers represent a total of 158 years of teaching experience. They were honored at a High Tea at Walter Murray Collegiate, Saskatoon, on May 30. The four, who will superannuate at the end of June, are from left: Miss Marie Urwin, Mr. David S. Lockerbie, Mrs. W. R. (Bessie) Francis, and Mrs. Ella Simmonds."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1966, p. 11; "The three teachers from the City of Swift Current, superannuated at the end of June, 1966, represent a total of 118.5 years of teaching experience, 58 of these in the City of Swift Current. The three, who superannuated, from the left are: Mr. Clarence Poulson with 37.5 years of service; Miss Agnes Thorson with 41 years of service to the teaching profession; and Mr. K. G. Aberdeen with 40 years of service, 35 of these to the citizens of Swift Current, including 22 as principal of Elmwood Public School."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 13, 1968, p. 7; "Miss Jean McRae (centre) was honored on numerous occasions prior to her retirement from the Melville School District. The picture above was taken with Miss Jean McGuire (left) and Mrs. Lloyd Reid at an afternoon tea in her honor. Miss McRae has completed 36 years of service, 26 1/2 years of which were spent in Melville. Miss McRae was born at Aylesbury and educated at Antelope, Craik High School and Regina Normal School."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1965, p. 3; "The six teachers shown above influenced approximately 75, 00 boys and girls in a total of more than 260 years of service in the teaching profession. Retiring from Saskatoon elementary school staffs this year, they were honoured by their colleagues at a Superannuates' Tea. Standing, from left, are Miss Marion Graham, Miss Lillian Clement, Miss Dolly McLeod, and Miss Helen Gunn. Seated are Mr. Ralph Lewis and Mr. W. B. McLellan."

Saskatoon Teachers' Association informal dinner honoring Gib Eamer and Mrs. Eamer - standing, Eamer and Ken Benson. Seated, Eve Bilokury, Stan Fowler

Saskatoon Teachers' Association informal dinner honoring Gib Eamer and Mrs. Eamer - Mrs. Eamer receiving bouquet from Eve Bilokury. Stan Fowler in background

Two men are seen attending a seminar during the SOGC Institute in Fort Qu'Appelle.

A man stands at a podium and speaks as others are seen sitting to the right at the SOGC Institute in Fort Qu'Appelle.

A presentation is made at an event marking Saskatchewan's Diamond Jubilee. [SOGC Institute in Fort Qu'Appelle?]

"15th Annual Farmer Labour Teacher Institute, Sponsored by the Saskatchewan Occupational Group Council, Valley Centre, Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. June 29 to July 2, 1962." Representatives that attended the 15th annual S.O.G.C. conference in a group photo at the Valley Centre, Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. ; See photocopy enclosed in file folder for number key.; #4 - Floyd [Dixon]; #9 - Gordon Wright, STF; #14 - Victor Lalonde, STF; #15 - Wray Wylie, STF; #18 - Fred McClelland, SFL; #19 - Walter Smishek, SFL; #21- Earle Proctor; #22 - Bruce [Brown?]; #24 - Bob Little; #25 - Ed Mahood; #31 - Beatrice [Marron]; #32 - Velda Laing; #33 - Anne Ferguson, SFL, Moose Jaw; # 35 - Thelma [Connaught?].