Bob Cowan holding a silver tray, Father Shirley on his right, two other priests who are not named. Two ladies and girl in the background. Fr. Blaise Morand, assisted by Fr. Denis Prefontaine attended and are probably the other two priests in the picture.
The north side of the 100 block of First Avenue East as viewed from the south east corner showing Hi-Tone Cleaners Ltd., a small private home, O'Haras Garden Centre, a long two-storey building known as the Greenwood Block, another building and then Ackland's.
This series spans approximately ten decades of the history of businesses in Rosetown and district, consisting of photographs taken by and collected by Frank Glass.
Rosetown's first swimming pool, which opened in July 1950, packed with people swimming and sitting on the edge. Bikes are leaned up against the fence in the background.
A man stands behind a counter inside a butcher shop. In one hand he holds a long thin knife, while his other hand rests upon a large piece of meat. Various meats hang up to dry behind him.
Two men inside the Zealandia butcher shop. There is a large chunk of meat on the table that one man is cutting up with a hacksaw. Various chunks of meat hang both packaged and unpackaged, including what appear to be fowl on the back wall. There are also coyote pelts hanging behind the men.
Back of picture: "The official march past and salute." Lewis Walton leading, Jim Flach behind, Terry Dukes, Sgt., on the right. On Rosetown Main Street.
