Legion Diamond Jubilee Park

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 140 made this park possible. The park was designed by Camrec Facilities, the contractor was Ian Whittaker, and the artist who created the globe statue was Ken Billington. The globe was created with imported Swedish steel. The park was unveiled on 13 September 1986.

Inscription

DIAMOND JUBILEE PARK

19 LEGION 86

60

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
VALLEYVIEW BRANCH NO. 140
SEPTEMBER 13, 1986
PRIDE IN OUR PAST
FAITH IN OUR FUTURE

1867-1967-

CENTENIAL OF CONFEDERATION
VALLEYVIEW AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTENNIAL PARK
ERECTED BY THE TOWN OF VALLEYVIEW AND DISTRICT IN PERMANENT
COMMEMORATION OF THE CENNTENNIAL OF CONFEDERATION MIN CANADA IN 1967
CONSTRUCTION WAS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE COOPERATION OF THE
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.

Ce parc a été créé grâce à l’aide de la filiale no 140 de la Légion royale canadienne. Le parc a été conçu par Camrec Facilities et aménagé par Ian Whittaker, et Ken Billington a conçu la statue, fait d’acier suédois, qui présente un globe. Le parc a été inauguré le 13 septembre 1986.

Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.