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This file consists of a list of contact information for volunteers including names, phone numbers, addresses, and postal codes.

This file consists of certificates of appreciation and recognition for Anita Ratchinsky as well as for the City of St. Albert while she was mayor. The certificates include: Federation of Canadian Municipalities appreciation to Ratchinsky, 1991 and 1998; Enviro-Partner$ energy efficient agreement with City of St. Albert; St. Albert Tourist Information Centre lease agreement with the province of Alberta, 1992; recognition of Ratchinsky's attendance at the Trans-Canada/Yellowhead Highway twinning ceremony, 1992; Commitment to Service Excellence award for St. Albert, 1994-1997; Ratchinsky's completion of Alberta BEST Management Training, 1994; Certificate of appreciation for Ratchinsky from Connecting Women, 1994; St. Albert Membership Certificate for Alberta Urban Municipalities Association, 1995; appreciation for Ratchinsky's participation at the 25th anniversary celebrations of the Baha'i community, 1995; Certificate of appreciation to the City of St. Albert from the Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, 1997; Certificate of appreciation to Ratchinsky from St. Albert United Way Campaign, 1997; Appreciation of Meritorious service from the City of St. Albert to Ratchinsky, 1998; Western Economic Diversification Canada recognition of Ratchinsky as a Canadian Volunteer, 2001; Honorary life membership for Ratchinsky from the Northern Alberta Business Incubator society, 2004.

This file consists of miscellaneous documents including a business card for Mayor Anita Ratchinsky; a sticky note from the Mayor of Palmerston North; a Christmas card from city council with Anita Ratchinsky as mayor; a program from the Interact festival on Sept. 11, 1992; and an outline of a news story from the St. Albert Gazette titled "Advertising versus Aesthetics" with handwritten notes.

This file consists of Anita Ratchinsky's business cards, a schedule from the St. Albert Winter Cities resource group discussions held on Feb. 12, 1988, and notes from the event.

This file consists of notes from a meeting with the Edmonton Regional Health Authority on June 30, 1994, briefing notes from a meeting with Sturgeon General Hospital in St. Albert, and a news release and booklets from Capital Health Authority about its restructuring of health care.

This file consists of a scrapbook of various photographs and newspaper clippings related to Anita Ratchinsky. Items in the scrapbook include a formal portrait of Ratchinsky;, an article from the Gazette about the RCMP K-Division, 1994; an article from the Gazette about Ratchinsky's election to mayor, 1989; a photograph of Mayor Fowler with councillors including Ratchinsky; an article from the Gazette about Ratchinsky announcement that she will run for mayor, 1989; a certificate of appreciation for Ratchinsky from "Hire a Student" program, 1990; certificate of appreciation for Ratchinsky from the Kid's Help Phone Bowlathon, 1992; certificate of appreciation for meritorious service from the City of St. Albert presented to Ratchinsky, 1992; a photograph of Ratchinsky speaking at an event; two photographs of Ratchinsky riding General, the bull; two photographs of Ratchinsky repenting awards at a girl's soccer tournament; a campaign brochure from Ratchinsky's second run for mayor; an article about the annexation of St. Albert, 1997; a postcard with a sketch of the front of St. Albert Place; a photograph of Ratchinsky speaking on stage; a letter from Mayor Ratchinsky to the citizens of St. Albert about taxes, 1994; newspaper clippings and photographs of different events; and an article about Vince and Anita Ratchinsky, 1975.

This file consists of photographs of Anita Ratchinsky at various events and with city council, at official openings, and at golf tournaments.

This photograph depicts Anita Ratchinsky cutting the ribbon at the official opening of Lacombe Park Estates on Nov. 17, 1989.

This photograph is a formal studio portrait of Anita Ratchinsky.

This photograph depicts Anita Ratchinsky putting a golf ball towards the hole while three men are watching on the side. The photograph was in a photograph holder which is printed with the Telus logo and "Telus 1997" written in pencil at the top. There are also five signatures on the photograph holder.