Lyle Taylor showing a shorthorn steer.

Two girls sitting on an elephant. The girl on the right is Marion Devine. The other girl is unknown at this time.

Don Snula was a member of the Melfort Athletics Hockey team.

The Melfort Carnival. Two men carrying bagpipes and six girls in long white dresses. L-R: Jon Dafoe, ?, ?, ?,?, Barbara Rosenberg, Judge McKim, Jim Richardson-Piper

This was the first Farm Girls camped at Melfort Agricultural Society grounds, there are over one hundred girls standing to the right of the barns.

Melfort High School students. L-R: back row: Marv Pyett, Don Elliot, Bob Blakely, Isa Mcharg, Phillip Joslyn, Les Holroyd, Joe Vickar; Second Row: Vi Drew, Iona Wiemkin, (Unknown), Bette Kidd, Ruby Kerr, Beryl Gunderson, Joyce Graham, Thora Joslyn; Front Row: Shirley Price, Evelyn Davidson, Hazel Sproule, Barbara Cook, Donalda Manson, Dorothy Hurd.

Melfort High School students. Third Row L- R: ?, ?, Tom Gregg, Gerald Beauchamp, Del Keown, Doug Treumer, Bob Long, Keith Peters, Don Clark, Paul Heavin, Lyle Garinger, Bernie Pannell, Stan Keller, Roy Taylor, Helen Hornby, Jean Dickie; Second Row: Laverna King, Helen Bonli, Gwen Martin, Jennet Staniforth, Inez Moen, ? Nicolson, Lillian Ryhorchuk, Brothwell, ?, Valma Reeder, Jean Beacom, Longsdale; First Row: Lorne Gustavson, Reg Morrison, Jack McPhee, Taylor Gordon, Jack Bell (His Father Was A United Church Minister), Harold Weiler, Lesley Shields.

A group of Melfort High School students. Third row L- R: name for ninth Person is Beryl Gunderson, tenth is Ervin Pyett, seventeenth is Jack Whitley; second row: Third Person is Ann Gordon, seventh is Donalda Manson; first row: Fourth Person is Pete Melenchuk. Fifth is Ted Wittig, sixth is Stanley MacLean, Ninth is Jim McPhee.

Melfort High School Teachers. L- R: Jack Whitely, Jack Joselyn, George Anderson, Isa McHarg, Miss Nicholson, Mary L. Long, Mary Howie.

The Melfort Journal building on Main Street, Melfort. It was located next to the Melfort Post Office. Burke's Business Machines are now located in this building.

A group of Melfort high school students. Back Row: L-R: Jack Bell, Paul Wanamaker, Don Elliot; front row: Thora Joslyn, Mary Hower, (teacher), Terry ?, Ira Lefebvre.

Married couple sitting in a car looking out the window smiling. The bride is wearing a veil with flowers and a pearl necklace.

A man on a wagon pulled by horses picking up sheaves in a field.

A parade of soldiers marching down Main Street, Melfort. The Ozark Hotel, Royal Bank and Post Office are visible; the Union Jack is being flown from many of the buildings.

A truck, swather and combines on a farm near Melfort. This farm was owned and operated by Mr. D.N. Jamieson and Mr. Bill Dickie.