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Ira McLaughlin presenting a memorial statue to Henry McCullough in February, 1958.

RCMP escort car bringing the City Charter into Grande Prairie in February, 1958.

Rodeo clowns Delmer and David Weegar on horseback at Bezanson Stampede.

A sheep herder in Scottish dress with his sheep and sheep dog are on parade while onlookers line the sidewalk in front of the Simpson-Sears building on 100 Ave.

The bridge over the Smoky River, built in 1949-1950, is viewed from the ferry approach beneath. A truck is being prepared for the parade and people are standing on the bridge watching.

The parade includes decorated trucks as floats, some in a line beside the bridge and some proceeding over the bridge, including a team of horses. A crowd of people line the banks. One truck is reported to be carrying the first spinning wheel brought into the area.

The parade includes decorated trucks as floats, some in a line beside the bridge and some proceeding over the bridge, including a team of horses. A crowd of people line the banks. One truck is reported to be carrying the first spinning wheel brought into the area.

The parade includes decorated trucks as floats, some in a line beside the bridge and some proceeding over the bridge, including a team of horses. A crowd of people line the banks. One truck is reported to be carrying the first spinning wheel brought into the area.

The parade includes decorated trucks as floats, some in a line beside the bridge and some proceeding over the bridge, including a team of horses. A crowd of people line the banks. One truck is reported to be carrying the first spinning wheel brought into the area.

People along with a truck float used in the parade board the ferry for a last ferry ride across the Smoky River. The ferry is seen under the newly constructed bridge.