Arbos March-April 1965, p. 28; "Today, prairie residents can still enjoy the skirl o' bagpipes. Carrying on the tradition of the Scots are Isabel Clubb, daughter of Sally Clubb, and the three Doherty sisters of Saskatoon (who happen to be Irish!) The highland dancers are Debbie, age five; Helen, age twelve, and Judy, age seven."

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 18; "B. Imhoff's studio near St. Walburg." B. Imhoff was a German settler and artist.

Arbos January - February 1966, p. 15; "The familiar domes of Byzantine architecture grace St. George's Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in Saskatoon. The church is very similar to the great churches built in Kiev during the 11th and 12th centuries and exemplifies the beauty of color and form that is an essential part of the Ukrainian culture."

Ukrainian art - examples of pottery and weaving are shown.

Arbos January - February 1966, p. 19; "Of the various types of Ukrainian Easter Eggs, the Pysanka is the most widely known?"

Arbos May-June 1966, p. 22 ; "At left, the bronze plaque on the cairn near the site of one of the first Doukhobor villages in Saskatchewan, Petrofka. The cairn, which was unveiled in 1959, was erected to honor the Doukhobors for their industry and their contribution to the province's culture."

Doukhobor parents and children seated for a worship service at Blaine Lake.

People sit around a table and a boy stands holding a scythe, on a blue and white parade float honoring the Doukhobor Settlers.