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Melfort's first Council 1907: Back Row L-R: D. Nesbit, J. Carney, J. H. Hatton, Front Row L- R: G. B. Jameson, G. B. Johnston (Mayor), L. J. Greenwood, Wm. Armstrong. The wood frame is gilded in a hold colour and has A decorative moulded edge, the matte is green in colour.

Town of Melfort Cenotaph

994-001-010
Item
[197-?]

Part of City of Melfort collection

The Stone Cenotaph that was located in the park across from the Melfort Post Office on Main Street.

Homesteaders moving into Melfort, Sask.

994-001-013
Item
1905

Part of City of Melfort collection

A close up of three wagons, one of the wagons is hitched to a team of oxen. Melfort buildings in the background.

Melfort High (M.U.C.C.) School Band

994-001-022
Item
[196-]

Part of City of Melfort collection

Melfort High School Band. Back Row L-R: Penny Watt, Fred Hammer, Scott Green, Merlin Condy, Saul Jacobson, Keith Reeder, Harold Jonasson, Kevin McHarg, Wayne Vickar, Brent Bygdden, Ken Argent, Bob Morrison, Brian Unverricht - Third Row: Doug Redenbach, Eric Vickar, Doug McCosh, Michael Beattie, Ivadel Sanderson, Joe Rybinski, Bruce Rosenberg, Doug Johanson, Stacey Foster, Linda Cavanaugh, Kerry Vickar, Bruce Schmeidl, - Second Row: Scott Calver, ?, Sandy Johnson, Mike Rybinski, Connie Gitlin, Dale Avison, Neil Reeder, Garvie Olson, Cheri Jordan, Judy Sefton, Aurora Dokken, Greg Smith, Glenda Cox - Front Row: Susan McCosh, Patricia Green, Laurie Hawk, Shannon Olson, Diana Statham, Bob Latimer (conductor), Colleen Hawke, Dale Calver, Jo-Anne George, Louise Hill. This band went on a overseas trip. There are seven plaques if front of the group.

Freckle contest winners