Photograph of the Richard Ternier curling rink from North Battleford who defeated the Henry Mathies rink to capture the Grand Challenge event at the North Battleford bonspiel. Team members include Richard Ternier, Larry McDannold, Don Haggard, and Arthur Bater.

Photograph of the Mrs. Vera Thomson curling rink from Saskatoon that won the Grand Challenge event at the North Battleford Ladies Bonpsiel. Team members included Mrs. Vera Thomson, Mrs. Winnie Irvine, Mrs. Betty Fairweather, and Mrs. Irene Postlewaite.

Photograph of Sheila Marshall being congratulated by North Battleford mayor Roy Dean.

Photograph of Mrs. Ken Stewart, of the North Battleford Collegiate Alumni Association, presenting a cheque to retiring prinicpal Harry Sharp. The cheque is to allow Mr. Sharp to visit France and in particular Vimy Ridge. Mr. Sharp served Canada in both World Wars attaining the rank of Brigadier. The money was raised from donations from North Battleford Collegiate grads from all across Canada and parts of the United States.

Photograph of city officials taking a ceremonial face-off at the brand new North Battleford Civic Centre. Pictured is North Battleford mayor Roy Dean, facing off against Alderman Herb Sparrow, with Johnny Ford, the sports director of the arena, dropping the puck.

Photograph of Angus Clunas from North Battleford with his StarPhoenix bag over his shoulder. Mr. Clunas, a World War I veteran, is a Saskatoon StarPhoenix vendor, and it is estimated that, in the last twenty years or so, he has sold well over a half a million newspapers.

Photograph of George Edwards, a well known curler in North Battleford, welcoming the Lloyd Denney rink from Alsask, SK to North Battleford for the northern playdowns. Mr. Edwards is the host for the Alsask rink while they are in town. Team members of the Alsask rink are Lloyd Denney, Joe Faichuk, Chuck Halverson, and Gilbert Griggs.

Photograph of the Bill Ormsby curling rink from Eston, SK, after they captured the Grand Challenge event at the North Battleford Bonspiel. Team members include Bill Ormsby, Herb Stevenson, Wendy Bayne, and Frank Longridge.

Photograph of the Mrs. Marion Scott curling rink from Speers, SK, who are the winners of the Grand Challenge event at the North Battleford Ladies Bonspiel. Team members include Mrs. Marion Scott, Mrs. Helen Hollowell, Mrs. Mary McNab, Mrs. Rena Salisbury.

Photograph of Chick Kerr, chairman of the publicity committee for North Battleford's Golden Jubilee, and Phyllis Gray, city treasurer, as they prepare to distribute the Golden Jubille trade dollars. These coins, each worth one dollar will be part of the city's Golden Jubilee celebrations.

Photograph of a group of women who attended the Saskatoon diocesan Anglican WA [Women's Association?] meeting in North Battleford, SK. Pictured is Mrs. G. Hellofs, president of St. Paul's WA, Mrs. E.C. Bailey, diocesan secretary, Mrs. S.C. Steer, patroness, Mrs. H.G. Bamford, president, Mrs. George Parrot, first vice-president, and Mrs. W.A. Friebel, treasurer.

Photograph shows the executive members of the North Battleford and District Homemakers at their annual convention which was held in Radisson, SK. Pictured is Mrs. G. McDonald, president (Richard, SK), Mrs. W. Acaster, vice-president (North Battleford), Mrs. R. Braun, vice-president (Bresaylor, SK), Mrs. W. Steinborn, secretary (North Battleford) and Professor M. Patillo, women's service department, at the University of Saskatchewan who was the guest speaker.

Photograph of Lt. A.F. Mitchener, the commanding officer at RCSCC [Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps?] Battleford, being presented with a plaque in recognition for twenty years of service. The presentation was made from PO 2 R. Armstrong.

Photograph of four women, who as part of the Jubilee week celebrations, dressed in clothes that would be the style in 1913. Pictured are Nellie Simpson, Alice Green, Shirley Hujdic, and Helen Craig all wearing clothing from the past.

Photograph of Mr. Henry E. Miller, in a hospital bed in the Notre Dame Hospital in North Battleford, taking part in a subdued 100th birthday celebration.