Large group are shown picnicing on the shore of Lake Diefenbaker at the Sask. Landing.

Famed author W.O. Mitchell visited the Rosetown Centennial Library in April, 1981. Foreground, L-R: Jean Backlund, W.O. Mitchell, Wilbie Metheral, 3 unidentified people are shown in the background.

L-R: Unknown, Nettie Stewart, Fred Sim, -- Haddock. Taken in the library although the actual presentation took place at the United Church.

Ralph Wiseman of the Library Board with children riding a float in the parade in 1981.

Parade entries heading south on Main Street. The Presbyterian Church is in the background. A man and a youth driving two mules in a small cart are followed by a chuckwagon and horseback riders.

J.D. (Don) McGill, age 86 and originally from Stranraer, rides a three-wheeled bicycle in a Rosetown summer parade.

Jean Backlund, Rosetown librarian, with children who will be on the float (background) in the 1981 parade in Rosetown.

Ralph Wiseman and unknown man along with a group of children beside a float that is entered in the 1981 Rosetown parade.

Mayor Bob McNab addressing the public at a display of paintings proudly sponsored by the Rosetown Arts Council.

Barbara Sweet (1951-2010) and Russell Pearce were married in the Rosetown United Church in 1984.

Barbara Hanberg (Sweet) and Russell Pearce married 1984. L-R: Henry Hamre, Barbara Hanberg (Sweet), Russell Pearce, Kathy ??

The Rosetown Nitehawks team photo. Back row, L-R: Grant Henderson, Neil Manson, Ron Hare, Ray Kolstad, Don Aitken, Ron Christianson, Dennis Ogg, Dave Wickett, John Howard, George Bessey. Front row: Luc Labrecque, Hugh Lees, Myron Michayluk, Randy Fox, Tom Frerichs, Steve Gilroy, Rollie Parise. Missing: Grant Clark.

Laurie Bors and Lee Moats were married in Rosetown on July 5, 1986. They now farm near Riceland, Sask.

Royal Canadian Legion hosted the Lodge residents at the Brass Hood - 1986. Clockwise from left: George Simpson, Fannie Simpson, Sara Wullum, Lawrence Mutlow, Clifford L. Morris, next three unidentified.

A photo of the St. Joseph's school building in 1987, a year before its demolition and after the building had been purchased by the Rosetown School Division for $200,000. Grades 7, 8, and 9 were taught here until construction began on the new high school in 1988.