A 24th of May parade of school children on the south end of Main Street in Rosetown.

Black and white postcard showing a large group of children lined up in rows, some dressed in uniform and holding instruments. Two buildings can be seen with signs which read "Garage Auto Livery" and "Town office".

A boy standing in the flatbed of a truck decorated with fabric and a model of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool grain elevator and a sign shaped like a stalk of wheat, reading "Saskatchewan Wheat Pool" and "Leading The Way in A Changing Agriculture"

8mm film taken by Leonard "Hymie" Hanft. Film length is 2:16. Footage is the Saskatchewan Power Building in Regina, city scene from on top of building, parade (maybe Swift Current)

Santa Claus parade (possibly sponsored by Graham Bros. Hardware) makes its way down Main Street. In background: Queen's Cafe, 5¢-$1 store, unknown, Assaly Bros. Groceries.

Santa Claus parade, possibly sponsored by Graham Bros. Hardware, makes its way down the 300 block. Businesses visible: Quality Meat Market, Anglican Church, Norm Smith's O.K. Economy Store.

Three women and two children on a flatbed trailer decorated with streamers and banners; Two men and two women are standing in front of the trailer; There is a sign on the sign of the ban that is obscured by the people in front

In parade uniform forming a circle in front of the 1925 town office and Jail at corner of 2nd Avenue E. and Main Street. Bill Heartwell is 4th from right.

Approaching 6th Avenue on Main Street marching south to north. Some of the buildings are, from top right: Anglican Church, Masonic Lodge, Wiseman house, and four houses on the 500 block.

A float with people on it and walking beside. Spectators on sidewalk.

Assembly of children and adults, in the background can be been No. 4 Highway and the Convent.

Foreground, Mayor Aseltine welcomes visitors to the area school children's sports day.

1967 Canada Centennial Parade celebration. The band is turning onto 9th Avenue from Walter Aseltine School.

A parade travels down 2nd Avenue onto Main Street, heading east. Randall Photo Shop on the left side.

A flatbed trailer on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan, decorated with streamers and a large cake which reads "60 happy Birthday"; There is a woman sitting beside the cake; a banner on the trailer reads "Robinson Stores"