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Inez (Essex) Porter and William Porter Sr.
This photograph of Inez and Bill Porter Sr. was taken at their daughter Jeannie's wedding in 1950.
Bill Porter, Inez Porter, and Jackie Desharnais. Picture shows them seated on the front porch of their home and Inez's business. Inez practiced physiotherapy in Rosetown for many years from her home on 1st Avenue West.
Mr. & Mrs. R.D. Nisbet of Glamis wearing a corsage and boutonniere seated on a sofa. Photo is badly stained and marked.
Wm. & Margaret Husselby and son Terry
William and Margaret Husselby standing on the steps outside a residence. Margaret is holding infant son Terry who is wearing a dress and bonnet.
Gene Lambert, Rosetown. This photograph is identified as being from the Department of Culture and Youth, Regina, Sask.
Small portrait of John Pinckney. He was the mayor of Rosetown from 1961-1963. Was owner and editor of the Rosetown Eagle from 1947-1977.
Bob Cowie was a mechanic for Rosetown Co-operative Association for many years. He married Beulah Deitsch.
Glen Wight was a partner in Wight Bros. Chevrolet, 1956 - 1968 and along with his wife Loretta, built and operated Wide West Motel from 1968-1980.
Robert Harold Cowan 1917-1994.
A photograph of "Bob" Cowan, taken in 1970-1980. He was well-known for his involvement with Sask. Wheat Pool and Credit Union Central and many other organizations. He was a member of the Hall Commission.
Jack Johnson was the Reeve of the RM of Marriott from 1942-1950.
Durwood O. Cowell, Rosetown postmaster from 1976-1990.
Convocation/graduation photo of Scott McLeod as a young man. He was a high school teacher at Rosetown Composite High School and served as an alderman on Rosetown Town Council in the 1950's.
Morley Aseltine, who practiced law with his father, Sen. Walter Aseltine and then as a sole practitioner.
Head and shoulders of Charlie Taylor cut from a photograph.
Sek Chai, a Chinese immigrant to Rosetown, seen here in the alley behind 119 2nd Avenue West, worked in Lee's Laundry from 1931-1959. His grandson visited the archive from China in 2016.