The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 14, 1975, p. 7; "Some five- and six-year-olds at Connaught primary school listen intently as their teacher, Sandra Klenz, reads them a story."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 14, 1975, p. 7; "Several five-year-olds make a brief visit to Connaught school's rabbits before heading home for the day."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 14, 1975, p. 6; "Sandra Klenz's five- and six-year-old class at Connaught primary school skip during a gym class."

A [downhill] skier is seen on the course at Mount Blackstrap during the 1971 Canada Winter Games hosted by Saskatoon.

A downhill skier is seen on the course at Mount Blackstrap during the 1971 Canada Winter Games hosted by Saskatoon. A ski lift and other skiers are visible on the hill in the background.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, August 31, 1973, p. 2; "Winners of the Gib Eamer Team trophy were: left to right, P. J. Wlasichuk, Bob Kalapaca, and Ken Bradley. Presenting the trophy is tournament committee chairman Terry Howard. Missing from the photo is the fourth team member, Elmer Woytiuk."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 4, 1974, p. 4; "Will Foss of Regina, centre, won the championship flight of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Provincial Golf Tournament in Swift Current June 15-16. With Mr. Foss are second place finisher Doug Mader, left, and third place finisher Bob Daintree."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 15, 1973, p. 12; "Saskatchewan Bulletin editor Julius Friesen (left) presents the STF curling trophy to Roy Thiessen and his Moose Jaw teammates Neil McBain, Gordon Stewart and Willis Wingert. The teachers' bonspiel was held Feb. 2-4 at Imperial."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1, 1973, p. 7; "Moose Jaw third Neil McBain watched his skip, Roy Thiessen sweep his own rock well back in the tense third end of the final game of the provincial teachers' bonspiel in Imperial early in February. Watching intently are Swift Current skip Bob Daintree (left) and his second Ron Meyers."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 15, 1974, p. 12; "Jean Geddes, whose Hudson Bay rink won the ladies' A event, receives the STF trophy from Harry Costello, STF executive assistant. Other members of the Geddes rink are, from left, third Gail Bruce, second Betty Lou Palko and lead Marg Adams."

Arbos September-October 1964, p. 12; "Temple of Kukulkan, Chichen - Itza proof of Maya ingenuity in art, calendar, astronomy and architecture." Pyramid - temple.

Arbos September-October 1964, p. 15; "Spanish influence is noted in photos at left and bottom. At left - Church of Santa Prisca at Taxco" View through a wrought iron decorative arch and balcony toward the multi-turreted church on a distant hill.

View of narrow avenue in older part of Mexico City. Brick and stone buildings in foreground, with the Latin American Tower in the background.

People sit in cane chairs aboard a number of small, flat bottomed boats being poled along a twisting waterway by white-hatted Mexicans. Each boat has an arched canopy with the name of the boat spelled out in flowers at the front of the arch.

A pretty whitewash and stone building in [Germany?] with a sign reading "Jagersteig Caf" (unreadable). Balcony, window boxes, hanging baskets, terraced stone planters and yard are massed with vividly beautiful flowers.