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Clarence Gibson, right, was chosen as Erie Riding NDP candidate at a nomination night. Left of him are Frank DeRuyte and David Cooke.

Fort Erie Liberal Riding held their executive elections with Jean Oakley as president. Other members include from left, Ken Mosolf, first vice-president; Judy Burnette, secretary; Mrs. Oakley, Ray Haggerty, MPP, and Lorne Topolinske, third…

Geese floating in the Niagara River.

David Hesse (center) receives checks to attend national games for the disables in Vancouver. Pictured here are Wade Allen of Fleet, Ridgeway Lions President Bill Reid and Fort Erie Lions President Fred Bolton.

Pictured here are Constable Jim Drung, Constable Peter Ruch, and St. Sgt Carl Chandler

Pictured here is Emerick Avenue when it was a part of Bridgeburg.

Buried in St. Paul's Cemetery

Pictured here is some of the merchandise that was available at the County Fair Mall Craft Show. Proceeds from sales of most merchandise went to the local Muscular Dystrophy cause.

The pavilion seen here was originally erected as a picnic area shelter in 1933. Reconstruction of the Forty began in 1937. When completed in 1939, the ground and the Fort were opened to the public.

Pictured here is an aerial view of Erie Beach.