Hillside School float at a 24th of May parade. A replica of the school is on the float.

This photo of Hillside School east of Rosetown, SK. was taken in 1933 showing teachers and pupils. The first school was established in 1909, moved in 1916 to a more central location, renovated in 1932 to become a two-roomed school. The school closed in 1951 and was sold in 1957, to be used as a farm shop.

Back row, L-R: Mrs. Walter Burt, Mrs. Fred McArthur, Edna Javens, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Russell Lefaivre, unknown, Mrs. Gallanger, Mrs. Phil Javens, unknown, unknown, Mrs. Elwin Burt, unknown, Mrs. Adnam, unknown, Mrs. Charlie Nevay, Mrs. Boyd Machan, Mrs. Ed Carss, unknown, Mrs. Jim Burt, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Crawford. Front row: Mrs. Adison Currie, Mrs. Edgar Brookbank, Mrs. Edith Philips, Mrs. Bud Wullum, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Jim Crossman, Mrs. Doug Kidd & baby, Kathleen Burt and Kirk Kidd.

Back row, L-R: Mrs. Fred McArthur, Edna Javens, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Russell Lefaivre, unknown, Mrs. Gallanger, Mrs. Phil Javens, unknown, unknown, Mrs. Elwin Burt, unknown, Mrs. Adnam, unknown, Mrs. Charlie Nevay, Mrs. Boyd Machan, Mrs. Ed Carss, unknown, Mrs. Jim Burt, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Crawford. Front row: Mrs. Adison Currie, Mrs. Edgar Brookbank, Mrs. Edith Philips, Mrs. Bud Wullum, Mrs. Frank Kidd, grandson Kirk Kidd, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Jim Crossman, Mrs. Doug Kidd & baby, Kathleen Burt.

A "busload" of men arrive along Highway 4 North to clear snow from the road after a heavy storm.

Taken from the air looking south along Highway 4 to junction at Highway 7. Hi-way Refinery top right. Saskatchewan Wheat Pool top. White Rose Bulk Plant to the east. South on Main Street to Railroad Avenue.

Hyslop Motors in the foreground; school visible in the background in front of the church.

Southwest angle. Regal Motors with the Brass Hood Restaurant in the background on the right.

Photo taken farther back than RO6.014. Shows Hammond's Radiator Repair; UGG elevator; Case & Massey dealerships; fertilizer elevator; Gulf service station; Pool elevator; water tower.

Photo showcases businesses on the east side of Highway 4. Case and Massey-Ferguson dealerships; fertilizer storage; Gulf service station (1969-1985); water tower; and a truck.

A Highland band (maybe local) plays a tune at the intersection for a parade on Rosetown's Main Street. Photo taken facing southwest. 1st Avenue West to the right.

A view of 3rd Avenue East for two blocks including part of 4th and 2nd Avenue homes as well as the Department of Highways building, Lampman Flour Mill and power plant.

Looking south east on 2nd Avenue West at church, community hall , business area and homes.

View looking south east across 3rd Avenue East at the residential area towards a church including a fuel depot.

Herschel oil well in background. L-R: Evelyn Seibold (now Whitson), Fern Booth (became Mrs. Fred Friend), Margery Acton (now Houston). Evelyn is 16 years old in the picture.