Series - 150th Anniversary Celebration Committee series

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150th Anniversary Celebration Committee series

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  • 2008 - 2012 (Creation)
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    150th Anniversary Celebration Committee

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23 cm of textual records.

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(2008 - 2011)

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In 2011, St. Albert celebrated 150 years since its foundation in 1861. The 150th Anniversary Celebration Committee was established in 2008 with the Mission of organizing celebrations for this 150th anniversary that would engage citizens in the past, present, and future of the city. The Values of this Committee were inclusiveness, stewardship, respect, diversity, innovation, understanding, participation, and volunteerism. Margaret Plain was appointed Chair of the Committee in May 2008. Carol Watamaniuk was the vice-chair and the other Committee members were Barry Bailey, Abi Iskander, Kevin Jones, Susan Jones, Doug Kennedy, and Kent La Rose. Various sub-committees were formed to support and help the Committee, including Volunteer, Sponsorship, Partner and Operations support, Communications, Youth, Homecoming, and Rendezvous Picnic.

The Committee hosted and partnered in a variety of celebration activities over the course of 2011. There were numerous unveilings of arts and heritage pieces, such as the 150th Anniversary Quilt, George Todd Memorial, Millie Seitz Volunteer sculpture, Heart of Our Community Mural, and Star Woman sculpture. The opening of Founders' Walk and the grand reopening of the restored Grain Elevators were also included as part of the celebration. Other notable celebration events were a production of "The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon" from Jan. 14-16, 2011; the Canadian Western Bank Rendezvous 2011 Gala on Jan. 22, 2011; Family Day Snow Festival on Feb. 21, 2011; Cupcake Challenge on May 1, 2011; Meet the Street on June 12, 2011; Soapbox Derby on June 19, 2011; Battle of the Bands on July 1, 2011; Lehigh Hanson Rendezvous 2011 Homecoming event on July 16, 2011; Rendezvous Picnic on Aug. 28, 2011; and numerous parades.

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Records were found in the records management department office, but do not belong directly to the department.

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This series consists of records pertaining to the 150th anniversary celebration of St. Albert, Rendezvous 2011. Records include meeting minutes, agendas, financial reports, and correspondence from the 150th Anniversary Celebration Committee and individual subcommittees, which include Communications, Homecoming celebration, Partners and Operations support, Rendezvous Picnic, Sponsorship, Volunteer, and Youth. The series also contains an history of St. Albert illustrated by elementary school children; posters, programs, and brochures from events; various newspaper articles; and a plaque dedicated to the citizens of the City of St. Albert from Doug Horner, MLA, and Ken Allred, MLA.

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2014.02.01 - 05

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