The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 33; "A Printing Press Does Have a "Bed and This is How "The Saskatchewan Bulletin" gets There! 16, A large trimming machine trims four or more piles of Bulletins one edge at a time in one lightening-fast operation."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 14; "Planning Friday's wind-up panel discussion? Mayor Wm Frost and School Superintendent George Neufeld."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 20; "Sylvia Sen told students why she would become a teacher."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 59; "Busiest Melfort citizen during Education Week was Mrs. Louise Joslyn, lawyer's wife?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1950, p. 17; "T. A. McMaster (right) was visiting consultant for group discussions of collective bargaining. Hector Trout (centre) was other consultant."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1950, p. 14; "Above: Councillor H. O. Derby explains purpose of evening session to councillors."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 32; "Above, at top, note educational material on display at rear of gymnasium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 32; "The general assembly was used primarily to allow consultants to "set the level" of the discussions. Lawrence Ready, councilor, speaking to assembly, was general chairman of the one day session. (Note cross-checking gestures of G. D. Eamer and Hector Trout!) All meetings except the luncheon took place in Nipawin's Composite High school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 34; "J. G. Egnatoff discussed the subject of ethics."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 44 Nipawin teachers listen to consultants during group discussion sessions.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1953, p. 48; "Highlights of the Thursday afternoon joint session? expert chairing by irrepressible Johnny Egnatoff?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1953, p. 48; "Highlights of the Thursday afternoon joint session? some appropriate quotations by ex-superintendent H. H. Wiebe?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1953, p. 48; "Highlights of the Thursday afternoon joint session? some pleasant reminiscing by W. R. Perkins, pensions consultant, STF?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1953, p. 48; "In lower picture, other platform notables included (left to right at right end): superintendents F. Glazier, Tisdale; George Newfeldt [Neufeldt?], Melfort, and R. F. E. Harvey, Nipawin."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1957, p. 21; "An old school building made new. What "Community Spirit" Can Do!" A teaching nun [Principal Sister St. Aquina?] addresses students from the front of the senior room at the Liebenthal two - room, twelve grade school. Community work - bees were held to renovate and restructure the school.