Graham Bros., Rosetown, Saskatchewan - distributors for Electrolux. L-R: Ernie McAmmond, Bill Graham, Jean Esson, unknown, John Long, Jack Aseltine, Fred Lipchuck, Helen Lunney, Fred Dinwoodie, John Graham.

In Oddfellows Hall? (Server Beryl Machan in left background.) 7th from left: Glen Thrasher; 4th from left: Dr. Giles; 6th from left: Dr. Myers.

Standing at left: John Driedger; seated at right: Mac McDonald?

L-R: Dr. Charles Giles, Verna Lynn Gibbings, Peter Glendenning.

L-R: Unknown, Albert Kessel, George Loken, Ken Green, Bob McNab.

L-R: Rosetown Mayor Herb Greenwood, George Hearn, Premier of Saskatchewan Tommy Douglas.

George Pfeiffer presenting a Red Cross Certificate of Merit to J.H. Glendinning. "Glen" Glendinning was the manager of the Royal Bank, Rosetown Branch in the 1960s.

9 men seated in 2 rows. Wearing suits, ties, vests. Unidentified. Randall Photo Shop stamp on reverse of print.

L-R: Mayor Bob McNab, R.H. Cowan and Matt Lucuik of the Credit Union Board.

L-R: Jim Baikie, Mayor Herb Greenwood, Scott McLeod, Ray Reilly, John Franklin, Basil Braithwaite, Glen Thrasher. Standing is Bill Mullen, town clerk.

Front row, L-R: Grace Trapp, Mary Hallday, Irene Paquette, Florence Cowan. Standing, L-R: Edith McCulloch, Phyllis Thrasher, Anne Wiens, Lucille Schiltz, Vi Brown, Jean Hannay, Betty Oman, Shirley McFaull, Darlene Long, Betty Hough, Shirley Martin, Maria Osistis, Joy Piercy, Maxine Cormack, Doris Clark, Helen Simpson, June Wickett, Lila Wiens, May Hoeneke, Verna Lawson, Verna Smith, Audrey Walker.

A social gathering held at the Valley View Tea Room in Herschel, SK. L-R, 1st row: Loretta Simpson, Zelda Glassford, Grace Trent, Eleanor Seib, Edna Moore. Back row: Dorothy Torry, Lorraine Robbie, Marion Paradis, Shirley Parks, Marj Martin.

It looks like the Rosetown Hotel veranda. Three men and four women dressed for winter.

Old Ford car (same car as in GR4.006?) carrying three men. In background are wooden shacks, elevators, wagon with two horses tied to it. See also GR4.009.

Men and women in front of schoolyard swings. Woman in long fancy dress is swinging a bat. Catcher in vest and white shirt, dress pants and hat is behind the female batter. A large group of men, women and children, very well-dressed, are standing behind the catcher pretty close to the action. One man in military uniform may be the umpire.