Kenneth James Schmit, known as Jimmy, was 33 when he disappeared from St. Walburg, Saskatchewan on the evening of September 22, 1966. A barrister and solicitor in good health with a happy home life, he travelled from Prince Albert to North Battleford that day and told his wife by phone he planned to go fishing with a friend. Instead he went to a social gathering in St. Walburg and was last seen leaving that event about 10:30 p.m.

At the time he was five-feet-eight-inches tall, about 155 pounds, with brown hair, hazel eyes, a heavy beard and black horn-rimmed glasses. He wore black pants, a white shirt and a maroon or wine-colored cardigan. Reports say an argument occurred at the gathering before he left and that he was feeling despondent that evening. Extensive searches by the RCMP, police dogs and volunteers in the heavily wooded and marshy area produced no sign of him, and there was no activity on his bank accounts or cards after the night he vanished.

The disappearance remains an active unresolved missing person file. Did anyone in St. Walburg or the surrounding area in 1966 have contact with Kenneth that night or information that could help explain what happened?