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Solemnity in Queens Gardens - Vimarsana News

Solemnity in Queens Gardens

Yesterday, the ninth anniversary of the historic storming of Gallipoli by the men of Australia and New Zealand, was solemnly observed as a day of...

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Leslie Long Rescue Fundraiser launch Sept. 23 - Vimarsana News

Leslie Long Rescue Fundraiser launch Sept. 23

Leslie Long Rescue Fundraiser launch Sept. 23

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The beginning of the Seaforth and District All Girls' Marching Band - Vimarsana News

The beginning of the Seaforth and District All Girls' Marching Band

It is 60 years since I left Winthrop and we still subscribe to the Expositor. I was a member of the high school Bugle Band from 1949 to 1954.

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The beginning of the Seaforth and District All Girls' Marching Band | Exeter Lakeshore Times Advance

I was a member of the high school Bugle Band from 1949 to 1954. Al Close, who was a barber, was the leader. The band was made up of girls and boys. We played WWI bugles. Cadet inspection and Remembrance Day were the main yearly events. We wore army uniforms for the first year and then had grey slacks and skirts, wine tunics and officers caps. Classmates that were in the band included Edna Martin, Marion Chamberlain, Gwen Christie, Jim Flannigan and Bob Scott. There likely were others that I don’t remember. That was the beginning of the famous Seaforth Girls Marching Band.

The beginning of the Seaforth and District All Girls' Marching Band - Vimarsana News

The beginning of the Seaforth and District All Girls' Marching Band

It is 60 years since I left Winthrop and we still subscribe to the Expositor.