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Athabasca Art Club fonds
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Athabasca Community Art Club
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2 cm of textual records. - 1 16mm col. film: #146, copied to a DVD in 2008, also #146
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Administrative history
Begun in 1954, the Athabasca Art Club was one of 52 community art classes in Alberta taught by Professor Harold Wohlforth of the University of Alberta Extension Department. In 1968 the club became a member of the Alberta Community Art Club Association. The Art Club originally met in the home economics room at the high school, moving to the basement of the Stucco School in 1958. In 1969 they relocated to a room in the Brick School. A Centennial Ball was held by the Athabasca Art Club in May, 1967. By 1980 the enrollment was low and there were no further records until there was a brief revival of the club from 1989 to 1992.
Custodial history
Athabasca Art Club
Scope and content
The fonds includes financial records, names of the executive and membership, names of the art courses offered, and some notes on fundraising activities.
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The DVD is three minutes in length and is silent.
Immediate source of acquisition
Donated by Joan Knight in 1990, and by Kathi Brandt in 1995
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The DVD was copied from the original 16mm col. movie taken May 5, 1967 by Ed Polanski. It was copied in 2008 at the Provincial Archives of Alberta.
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Subject to The Copyright Act.
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No further accruals are expected
General note
The information for the administrative history was taken from the newspaper clipping file: Clubs-Athabasca Art Club.
Accompanying material
David Hyde decorated the cake shown on the Centennial Ball DVD.
The DVD is stored with the textual material.
90.40 (16mm col. film # 146), DVD is also # 146, 95.13FFC