This is a photograph of Wayne Gordon, Norbert Van Wyk, Dot, Roberta, Rich, and John Y. sitting at a table during the retirement lunch for Dorothy Reimer.
This file consists of annual reports written by St. Albert's corporate communications department between 1985 to 1986.
City of St. Albert 1985 Census report. Includes population, dwelling units and occupancy, and employment.
File contains correspondence from the head office of the Beta Sigma Phi.
File contains one scrapbook with 35 photographs, 4 newspaper clippings, letters, stickers, 1 napkin, and drawings.
File consists of correspondence between the Vegreville District Agriculturalist (Jim Unterschultz, and previously Ted Ford) and Weiller & Williams Co. Ltd, as well as correspondence between Corbett, Benkendorf, Hodgson & Lachambre and Weiller & Williams Co. Ltd.
File consists of photographs taken during Victor Post's trip to the Yukon. Photographs predominately cover scenery and some local buildings. Some of the labelled places include a Native village in Whitehorse, Old Dawson Trail, Otter Falls, Miles Canyon, Champagne, Haines Junction, Emerald Lake, Old Dawson Trail, Lake Laberge, Grey Mountain, and near Skagway, Alaska.
The oversize prints depict the village of Carcross, Yukon, also known as Caribou Crossing. These photographs show a lake, houses, local stores and a steamboat in the foreground with mountains in the background. One of the identified stores is Matthew Watson General Store.
File consists of photographs of the Queen Mother's scheduled events on her third day in Alberta. These events include:
The Queen Mother is greeted by the Chairman of the Canadian Aberdeen Angus Association, John Willmott, and Mrs. Willmott.
File consists of Victor Post's media press badge to cover the royal visit.