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A photo of Ross Beard presenting his painting as a March of Dimes fundraising prize to winner Victoria Tufts, with a short caption.

A part of what looks to be a series of articles from the Tribune that consists of getting comments from residents about the street they live on. Ross Beard is one of the four residents of Merritt St. giving their opinions.

An editorial by William Thomas describing the tour he took on a double-decker bus to view the 14 murals in Welland. He singles out Ross Beard's mural on the Tribune building as particularly exceptional.

On May 30, 1953 The Evening Tribune published an entire issue dedicated to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. There were photos and stories from London and of Welland residents who visited there to watch the coronation. Banners reading “Long live…

Cover page from the Friday June 26, 1959 edition of The Evening Tribune. Details Queen Elizabeth II and President Eisenhower commemorating the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway, which the Welland Canal is part of.

Front page of The Evening Tribune from June 2, 1953, reporting on Queen Elizabeth II's coronation that day.

After Queen Elizabeth II's passing, Welland Public Library, using circulation and local history materials, created a display to coincide with her state funeral.

Short biography of Fred Farnham from the Welland Tribune, as part of their Salute to Volunteers series.

An ad from the Tribune promoting Freddie the Clown will be at The Dream Home at 7 Countryside Drive. This event is to fundraise for Welland's Sport Stadium Complex and The Festival of Arts '88.

Article written by the Executive Director of the Welland United Way describing how the Board of Directors works, and talking about recent additions Fred Farnham and Leon Leroux.