Seven team members stand at back wearing matching turtlenecks with 'R' on front. Six gentlemen in suits sit in front. Back row (only those identified): D.B. Mackenzie, ?, A. Armstrong, F.E. Clendenan, W.H. Johnston. Front row, L-R: Linus Kunkel, W. McDougald, ? Heartwell, Dr. Myers, ?, ?.

L-R standing: Vic Hicks, Bob Holler, Bob Johnson, Wayne Legge, Jim Foster, Dennis Gillis, Don Conlin. Front, L-R: Allan Duncan, Pete Dreidger, Larry Grothe, Larry Bentham, Roy Haddock, Dale Brown.

Horses and their riders race past the observation booth in a blur of motion. This particular race was "sulky racing"--a type of harness racing involving the horse pulling the rider in a small capsule-shaped cart.

Rosetown rink in 1916. Photo taken in Spring of 1916, hence the flooding. Stewart School and Colwell House in background. This rink was located at the corner of Highway #4 N and 1st Avenue.

The new sports centre under construction, showing the arches in place. Park View Esso Service Station in background.

A lineup of equipment supplied by surrounding rural municipalities for excavating and preparing the ground to build the new Rosetown Sports Centre.

The Rosetown Lions Club built the town's first swimming pool, pictured here along with the change house and Scout Hut.

Kinsmen president Glen Wight (right) and man stand in front of pool where men are working with jackhammers.

Two young girls performing on stage at the Rosetown Community Hall of UNICEF's Year of the Child Pageant.

Roughly thirty youngsters performing on the Rosetown Community Hall stage, some holding up green and red letters to form the word "CHRISTMAS."

The Rosetown school band performing at the UNICEF International Year of the Child Christmas pageant.

Moving the Powell farm house through the Eagle Creek valley from its original location about 8 miles north of Eagle Creek to its present position, 2.5 miles south of Rosetown.

The Powell house with basement intact, lifted up on blocks and ready to go on the trailer for transport. The structure weighed 225 tons and up until this point, a house with basement intact had not been moved whole before.

Getting the Powell house onto a semi trailer for transport.

The tires of the semi trailer carrying the Powell house sinking into dirt under the 225 ton weight of the house.