The Western Sales float makes its way down Main Street for Rosetown's 75th Anniversary parade. It features a three-tier "cake" in the John Deere colours. King's Limited Shoes and Lasting Impressions Ladies Wear in the background.

Two horses are hitched to a wagon which is decorated with streamers and balloons. The wagon, which is on Main Street, is full of children and women and one man.

Photograph shows decorated wagon pulled by horses and several people in costume on the wagon

There is a girl sitting on a flatbed trailer which is decorated with streamers and a large model of a United grain Growers grain elevator; There are several signs on the trailer which read "The Farmers Company owned by B.C., Alta., Sask., Man.", "The Elevator System That Farmers Built", "Complete Farm Service", 05 Congratulations Saskatchewan 65"

A large truck riding in the parade. On its bed are wooden barrels, lanterns, a metal-framed bed, chairs, tables, stools, and more.

The Travellers’ Day Parade in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, celebrating Canada’s Centennial in the summer of 1967

A Town of Rosetown float makes its way past the intersection of Main and 2nd Avenue, heading south down the 200 block. The businesses in the photo are L-R: Fletcher's IGA, unknown (but possibly also Fletcher's IGA), and the Rosetown Bakery run by Ray Vanderlinden.

The Star-Lite Cafe parade Float with Schnedar's Orchestra on Main Street. There is a large number of people on the sidewalk

Stitch and Stir Home Crafts 4-H Float on parade in 1965. Macleod's Store is in the background.

Two women sitting on a car that is decorated with streamers and a banner which reads "St. Margaret's Hospital"; The car is on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan

Springville School float with children riding at a May 24th parade in Rosetown.

A tractor with a float attached on its front and another on its back riding down Main Street. A sign for the Sky-Vue Drive-In Theatre is attached to the rear float.

L-R: Eva Paull, Wilson Crawford, Margaret Shaw riding on a float in a parade.

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"

Saskatchewan Roughrider's Cheerleaders float in Travellers' Day Parade on 11th Avenue in front of Old City Hall Mall. The parade was in honour of Saskatchewan's 75th Anniversary.