The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 28; "R. H. Roberts presented a script by Dan Cameron, regional programme director, CBC, Winnipeg, stating CBC contributions to TV." First provincial conference on educational TV - speaker R. H. Roberts, manager of CBC Radio Studios in Regina.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 29; "Mrs. Nan Black, credited with being the 'dynamo' behind conference planning and expediting. She is secretary of the council." First provincial conference on educational TV - council secretary Nan Black

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 30; "Delegates heard a panel discussion on 'TV as an Educational Medium', presided over by Gordon Campbell (left) with panel members: William Wood, Gertrude Murray, H. R. Roberts and Dr. Morgan Martin, director, mental health clinic, Regina General Hospital." First provincial conference on educational TV - panel on TV as an educational medium

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 31; "Lounges and board room of the Provincial Museum of Natural History were used for a series of group discussions. Teacher, housewives, representatives of provincial citizens groups were the delegates. Above, group was led by H. Janzen and Gertrude Murray on classroom TV." First provincial conference on educational TV - group discussions

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1956, p. 33; "Honourable Woodrow S. Lloyd, minister of education, addressed a luncheon meeting of the delegates." First provincial conference on educational TV - speaker Hon. W. S. Lloyd, Minister of Education

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1964, p. 12; "They presented honorary memberships to Superintendents J. Samson and M. Friesen and to still active veterans who started teaching in the superintendency 25 years ago. The presentations were made at a banquet highlighted by the reminiscences of M. Friesen, G. Krueckl and K. McNaughton. The banquet was complete with a program of musical items, skits and a birthday cake." Meadow Lake 25th anniversary convention honorary membership presentations.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1964, p. 12; "C. Stewart, manager of Imperial Oil, Regina, talked computers and automation."

The Goodsoil Glee Club Choir sing at the Meadow Lake 25th anniversary convention.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 77; "Camera Highlights? Panel group (right, centre) comprised: R. Snell, K. Braaten, Mrs. L. Groome, Mrs. Chapman, R. Sanders and Mrs. Dayton."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 78; "The Consultants? Superintendent D. MacFadyen, M. J. Unit?."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 78; "The Consultants? R. Deutcher, M. J. Teachers College?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 79; "The Consultants? Professor S. Clarke, U of S?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 78; "STF Consultants: Maynard Woollard, Creelman; Frank Bolton, Milestone; J. N. W. Elkington, Saskatoon; President Reg. Cantelon; Hector Trout, Field Services Director. Standing: I. Housego, Moose Jaw."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 78; "Below: J. W. Paul, addressed Moose Jaw luncheon in capacity as president of the Saskatchewan Federation of Home and School."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1957, p. 78; "Banquet songstresses: Mrs. J. H. Gardiner, Elaine Madson, Mrs. Ben Moore, D. Sharrock and Rae Husband."