Walter Aseltine & Smith School Teachers
Division I and II teachers from Walter Aseltine and Smith Schools. Back row, L-R: Hazel Loucks, Elizabeth Sport, Agnes Wickett, Mae Smith, Bob Mills, Lillian Taylor, Nap Wyshynski, Eva Cleghorn, Ron Clark, Yvonne McGladdery, Leona Johnson. Front row: Vera Thorstad, Jean Black, Betty Keeping, Joan Nagy, Edna Mathison, Florence Lang, Wilbie Metheral, Tena Bylyna.
Jack Klassen was a Social Studies teacher at Rosetown Composite High School.
Four adults around a 1914 Model T Ford car. Note the gas headlamps.
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Three men drink and visit, with one sitting in a right hand drive Model T. The spare tire swings out so that the driver can get in.
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Six men stand around a 1918 490 Chevrolet car drinking beer. The car's windshield frame is being used as a bottle rack. A house with a stained glass window in the background.
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A young Mable Hunter stands for a photo in front of the North Star Oil truck used by her father, Jim, who hauled for the Rosetown company.
Rosetown Dept. of Highways, 6th Street East. Helen Simpson in the doorway.
Digging pipeline north of Rosetown. Betchel Manax is name of the outfit.
Man sitting in chair reading a paper. Possibly on a work break?
6 tanks viewed from above connected with scaffolds. Late model car and horse and wagon in background.
Tommy Douglas addressing the Board of Trade at a convention in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.
Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau campaigning in Rosetown, May 1979.
Mr. A.N. Swetman, one of the first surveyors to the area, stands in front of Zealandia's first post office, a sod and wooden structure. It was located near the present site of Zealandia.
Zealandia Hotel Under Construction
A bird's eye view of Zealandia businesses, facing southeast. The Zealandia Hotel is the white building in front, with a new wing being built. Shatilla's store is being built across from the hotel. The Livery Stable can be seen in the back.
West side of Main Street in Zealandia looking north. A number of people walking about and a hardware and furniture store under construction with six horses and wagons on the street. A Canadian Northern train can be seen in the background.