PROMINENT CITIZENS LEAVE
CIVIC FAREWELL TO^BE TENDERED At a largely attended / publiP meeting, held in the Council Tlnam/ bers on Wednesday evening, it was decided to tender a civic farewell to the retiring postmaster (Mr. W. H:. Behrens) and Mrs. Behrens, and also to Sister Willis," the f ormer distriet nurse, who are shortly leaving the distriet. "t j •. •, To enable the public to assi'st towards a presentation to these well-known citizens, subscription lists have been opened. A number of helpers will have lists in-4the outlying districts, while towh- people may leave their donations. ;at the office of the town clerk or the "Chronicle" branch office, where lists are available. The reception will take the form of a social evening to be held. iri the1 Druids' Hall on Thursday, May 16.
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Chronicle (Levin), 26 April 1946, Page 3
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131PROMINENT CITIZENS LEAVE Chronicle (Levin), 26 April 1946, Page 3
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