Curling team members and Rutherford Trophy winners (l to r): Ash Smith, O. Lakness, Ben Blacklock, J. Klausen.

Bio/Historical Note: The Rutherford Memorial Trophy was first awarded around 1949 by the Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association for competition during its annual Farm Week Bonspiel. The trophy honoured W.J. Rutherford, first dean of Agriculture. The names of all the members of the class of 1912 are engraved on a plate on the back of the trophy.

Unidentified curling team, [Agricultural Engineering students], 3rd Event winners of the Skelly Trophy.

Bio/Historical Note: Conway James Skelly was born in Ontario in 1922. He graduated from the School of Agriculture in 1947. Skelly died in 1949.

Group of curlers, location unknown, with Jacob W. Smith, 6th from right in the front row in a cap, kneeling.

Members of Curling team - left to right: H.V. Sordon, W.S. McInnis, J. Platzer, and W.R. Bell

From the the Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1962, p. 58; "Highlight of the Kindersley School Unit's fraternal activities was the bonspiel for teachers held in March. Nine rinks, representing most of the schools in the unit, played in two events. The championship trophy, a miniature 'Tree of Knowledge' welded by Arthur Douglas, was taken home by skip Chuck Tolley and his Eatonia rink of Vic Rea, Miss J. Biesenthal and Miss G. Asmuth."

Four women with two curling brooms and a trophy

Team members of the St. Gabriel's School curling team posing for a team photo. A sign at their feet reads "St Gabriel School 1982 & 83 Curling JK 6530"

Team photograph of a ladies curling team posing with a trophy; team members identified: Fergie Jean McK Doris Fenby Ford

Group/team photograph of some curlers, eight women and one man, standing in front of a building in Springwater, Saskatchewan; four of the women are holding straw brooms

Four women standing in front of a building, holding straw curling brooms with a trophy placed in front of them.

Interior/ice level view of the curling rink in Biggar, Saskatchewan.

31 women wearing sweaters and touques, holding straw brooms, in front of a building
Embossed on the bottom right corner of the matte: "G. Davidson Biggar, Sask."
Written on the back of the matte in pencil: "Mrs. Briggs in fur coat"