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Newspaper clipping of an announcement that Dr. Gerry Alexander of Welland was re-elected president of the Niagara Region Lung Association. From the June 25, 1985 edition of the Welland Tribune.

Newspaper clipping of an obituary for the internationally recognized asthma specialist Dr. Gerry Alexander, from the November 11, 1994 edition of the Welland Tribune. He passed away Nov. 10 1994 at the age of 57 after a seven month battle with…

Newspaper clipping of an interview/biography on Dr. Gerald Alexander from the March 27, 1993 edition of the Welland Tribune. They discuss Alexander's recent video on living with asthma and the creation of the Family Physician Asthma Association of…

Newspaper clipping of an interview/biography on Dr. Gerry Alexander from the September 3, 1993 edition of the Welland Tribune. Discussing his work on treating asthma patients, Dr. Alexander had received international attention for his treatments of…

Newspaper clipping of an interview with Dr. Gerry Alexander and his work with the Lung Association and asthma. From the May 17, 1988 edition of the Welland Tribune, part of their 'One of those who serve' series. They also discuss the creation of and…

Newspaper clipping of Ernie Alcott's political cartoon about Hugh McMillan, President of the Port Colborne & District Conservation Club, December 15, 1981. "From Ernie's Easel" was a regular feature in the Port Colborne section of the Welland Tribune…

Newspaper clipping of Ernie Alcott, who made political cartooning for the Welland Tribune as a retirement business, as he discusses how to be happy in retirement. From the December 7, 1981 edition of the Welland Tribune.

Newspaper clipping of Private Betty Aikens being named "Airman of the Year," July 3, 1972. Formerly of Welland, Private Betty Aikens was the first woman to be named "Airman of the Year" for the 400 "City of Toronto" Air Reserve Squadron.

Newspaper clipping of Rev. W. Ross Adams obituary, February 28, 1977. The well-known Welland minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church died in the Welland Hospital. He served the church from June 1967 to his retirement in 1975.

Newspaper clipping of a retiring Rev. W. Ross Adams of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church being honored at a ceremony, November 8, 1975.