Four Children on a flatbed trailer decorated with banners, and plastic flowers, on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan
Signs on the float read "Education The Key To Progress" and "Nova Wood Primary School 1905 1965"

Three women and two children on a flatbed trailer decorated with streamers and banners; Two men and two women are standing in front of the trailer; There is a sign on the sign of the ban that is obscured by the people in front

A flatbed trailer decorated with streamers and banners, a man in an outhouse, and a sign which reads "Evanoff Plbg. - Htg."

A truck leading a group of ten children and two men, all on horse back, down Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan; The truck has a sign in the flatbed which reads "Double C 4H Multiple Club", a child riding on the outside of the flatbed, and two men riding in the cab. Behind the group of horse riders is two men in a wooden wagon with two horses hitched to it.

A flatbed trailer on Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan, decorated with streamers and a large cake which reads "60 happy Birthday"; There is a woman sitting beside the cake; a banner on the trailer reads "Robinson Stores"

Five 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"

Three women, one man, and three children on a flatbed trailer decorated with streamers and arches, on Main Street in Biggar Saskatchewan

A band playing instruments outside with a crowd of people watching
There are many cars parked in the background

8mm film taken by Leonard "Hymie" Hanft. Film length is 4:08. Footage includes 1963 Shaunavon Jaycee Rodeo, cowboys and bucking broncos, sports ground and grandstand, Indigenous dancing, 50th Jubilee events, pancake breakfast, park scene (Pine Cree?)

Ten women and one man standing on a parade float with a crowd standing behind them

Black and white photograph of eight men and one woman standing behind a banner made of Dominion of Canada flags

A car decorated with banners and flags on Main Street in Biggar Saskatchewan; There is a large tea cup on the roof of the car and a woman sitting on the hood of the car; A banner on the side of the car reads "Louise de Moissac Jeweller Biggar Sask."

Sixteen women on a flatbed trailer on main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan; The trailer is decorated with streamers and a banner which reads "Job's daughters No.9"