Seven girls in Girl Guide and Brownie uniforms are standing on a flatbed trailer with a tent and an owl on a toadstool; A sign behind them reads "Youth Center" and a banner on the trailer reads "Guides - Scouts"; The trailer is on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan

Ralph Moxley on a small tractor is pulling a trailer containing a hang glider.

A parade float on Main Street. There is a large number of people on the sidewalk

Hillside School float at a 24th of May parade. A replica of the school is on the float.

A group of people standing in front of a wooden wagon hitched to two horses. A sign on the wagon reads "Hock & Packer Serving Biggar Community in 1921"

A group of people in costume, riding a decorated horse drawn wagon. A sign on the wagon reads "Hock & Packer Serving Biggar Community..."

A group of people in costume, riding a decorated horse drawn wagon. A sign on the wagon reads "Hock & Packer Serving Biggar Community in 1921"

A group of people in costume, riding a decorated horse drawn wagon. A sign on the wagon reads "Hock & Packer Serving Biggar Community in 1921"

A group of people standing in front of a wooden wagon hitched to two horses. A sign on the wagon reads "Hock & Packer Serving Biggar Community in 1921"

Eight people on a parade float in front of a brick building
two signs on the float read "Seasons Fashion Parade." and Hock & Packer"
There are Union Jack flags on one of the signs, each corner of the float and the front of the float

A group of people standing on a decorated flat bed trailer; signs on the trailer read: "Hock & Packer" and "Seasons Fashion Parade."

Probably a May 24th parade. Year of 1921 is marked on the picture. A tall wagon pulled by 2 white horses in show harness with braided manes and tails. Travelling north on Main Street; Eagle Office is in background. One man and two women in costume are on the wagons.

A float with nurses and "patients" decorated for the 50th provincial birthday parade. On 1st Street facing southwest. Searle elevator in background, skating rink in front. Smith School on left-hand side. All of these buildings are no more.

A car decorated with streamers, a tiger on a platform and a sign which reads "Progress with Imperial Oil Limited 1888 to 1965"; there is also an "Esso" decal on the side of the car.

Two men and a large piece of equipment on a flatbed trailer that is decorated with streamers and a banner which reads "The Independent Established 1909", on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan