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IN THE YEARS AGONE
June 25, 1964
1r. Foster 11a Omni
Serve ea fog .
MaY0r and Reeve
A former mayor Of Seaforth
and for nearly 60 years an ;le
tive citizen, Dr. Foster llarhurn.
85, died in Huronview Friday.
He bad been in poor health
about a year.
Keenly interested in the coni-
mgnity, Dr. Harburn served on
town council for eight years,
two as reeve and two years as
mayor.
Be was a member of North-
side United Church, an elder
and for a number of years was
treasurer. He had served for
seven years on the Maitlandbank
cemetery board, had been active
in the Seaforth Agricultural So-
ciety for about 45 years; was a
past _secretary -treasurer of the
(,Radian p rder of Foresters,
°had een a member -of
W( 0`F and,. LOT; of Seaforth.
;of. the late Mr. and Mrs•
Hibbert Town -
?r. [arburn was educat-
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Ronald Eyre, of Seaforth, was
elected president of the Ontario
Men's Teachers' Federation,
Huron -branch 15A, at its an-
nual meeting here.
Other officers are:, Past presi-
dent; .Ron McKay, of Clinton;
vice - pesident; Richard Kilpa-
tri k, of Rit . 1, Gorrie; secre-
t " - treasurer, Irwin Johnston,
of, Seaforth.
.Ned 6mmittep . chairmen
we : Superannuation, Gary
kwitt,, Of Ston ; education -
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RIoward Scotchmet, of RCAF
:lob, C 1! insurance, Cam
of Holmes,ill& .
SDHS Grad
Heads Class
Gisela Dorrance won the fac-
ulty and staff prizes at the Uni-
versity of Waterloo for having
obtained the highest standing
in first-year Arts at the uni-
versity. She is a daughter a,#
Mr. ` and Mrs. Ed. pornince, ot
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Scouts Change
Plans When
Rain Falls
A drumhead service planned
for Lions Park Sunday was rain-
- ed out and the service was held
instead in SDHS.
About 500 Scouts, C u b s,
• Brownies. Girl Guides, Rangers
• and Rovers took part in the
• parade in spite of the heavy
rain falling at the time.
Taking part in the parade
were Seaforth District High
School Girls' Trumpet Band,
Mitchell Brass Band and St.
Marys Pipe Band.
Participating in the service
were Rev. J. C. Britton, Rev. D.
0. Fry, Rev. Father Sullivan, T.
F. Wilbee, Mrs. Ken Doig, R.
M. Eyre, Mrs. Thos. Lavender,
and Rev. J. H. Vardy.
Two district Scouts, Bill Mc-
Intosh and George Vardy, re-
ceived presentations,. resentations. as dele=
.
gates to New Brunswicg .this
summer.
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Seaforth
Shuffleboard
Scores for
June 14
Four wins
Edith 1 Iodgins
Three wins
Lawrence Becker
Bob Hodgins
John MacDonald
Cor Vanden Hoven
Diane Becker
Marion Pullman
Doris Muir
Correction
In accordance to the local story about
Barber Bob who celebrated his 80th
birthday with a bus tour around the
area. His family purchased this bus for
him and the bus was rented all day.
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