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This file consists of a program, financial statement, registration, correspondence, and report on the Kinsmen Zone 2 Spring Convention held in St. Albert.

This file consists of a typed letter with the contents of a telegram sent to founder Hal at the 1970 Kin Convention in Saskatoon. It reads: "The Kinsmen and Kinettes of St. Albert in Alberta extend to you Founder Hal and to your wife Elspeth, our very best wishes upon your retirement. STOP We are extremely proud to be a part of this great organization which you brought into being 50 years ago. STOP We are even prouder to have known you both personally. Please come back often, we'll even arrange another rodeo for you both. STOP.

This file consists of Winter Carnival report, volunteer roster, event planning notes, and meeting minutes.

This file consists of the St. Albert Kinette history, 1975-1976, including members of the executive, and service and community projects they participated in.

This file consists of a list of members for the St. Albert K40 club including the name and name of spouse, address, and phone number.

This photograph depicts the Rainmaker rodeo parade in 1992. The St. Albert Irish Society float on the back of a truck is driving down St. Anne Street.

This file consists of correspondence between Kinsmen Club and CIMCO Ltd., correspondence and announcements related to the installation of artificial ice in the new aren, and a floor plan for the proposed general layout of the ice plant.

This file consists of lists of participants and registration, travel schedule, programs and brochures, handwritten planning notes, and correspondence for sports interclub event.

This photograph depicts Solicitor General Richard Fowler seated in the back of a blue car with his wife waving in the Rainmaker rodeo parade in 1992.

This photograph depicts two men standing inside a cage with a sign on the outside "Unlock Your Potential. Vote Moore for President." One man is wearing a sign around his neck that reads " Vote Shillington for Governor." And the second man is wearing a sign around his neck that reads "Hite for National President"