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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972
Local couple married 50 years
A prominent Zurich couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Haberer,
were honoured last Saturday
on the occasion of their 50th
Golden Wedding Anniversary,
They have spent their entire
married life in the village,
where Mr. Haberer has been
engaged in the beekeeping bus-
iness.
Members of their family and
friends called on the couple
throughout the day, and on Sun-
day a family dinner in their
honour was held at the Domin-
Steer
This
Way
BY
LARRY
SNIDER
A
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vehicles.
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teacher -training workshops
throughout the state.
The vehicles bureau of British
Columbia is considering man-
datory installation of a com-
puter device which makes it
impossible for a drunken
driver'to start his car.
The average miles -per -gallon
figure for all cars in the U.S. is
12.15.
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ion Hotel.
The couple have three daught-
ers, Mrs. Charles (Greta) Pul-
ford, of London; Mrs. Bob (Arvis)
Oxland, of Kitchener; and Mrs.
Arn (Arlene) Meyer, also of
London. Mrs. Haberer is the
former Alice Gaiser, of the
Crediton area.
As well as receiving many
cards on the occasion of their
anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
Haberer received congratulatory
messages from Prime Minister
Pierre Trudeau, Governor Gen-
eral Roland Michener, and Rob-
ert Nixon, leader of the Oppos-
ition in the Ontario Government.
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Legion ladies
The December Christmas
meeting of the Hensall Legion
Ladies Auxiliary was held in
the Legion Hall, December 5,
with president Mrs. Mildred
Chalmers presiding.
Final plans were made for
the New Years Eve dance, and
also for the banquet to be held
soon. It was reported that
plants had been sent to Legion
shut-in members for Christmas.
Tickets are available from any
Legion Auxiliary member on
the Money Doll which will be
drawn for on December 15, at
4 p.m.
Mrs. Mollie Kyle won the
mystery prize and Mrs. Jean
Munn won the guessing prize.
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About People
Blue Water Rest Home guests
to a luncheon on Monday after-
noon, hosted by Mrs. Len Prang
and Mrs. Anne Turkheim, were
Mrs. Ethel Munn, Mrs. Edna
Holmes, Miss Jane Lamont,
Mrs. Susan Snider, Mrs, Emma
Kipfer and Mrs. Rose Russell.
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Amber Rebekahs
hear reports
The regular meeting of the
Amber Rebekah Lodge was held
in the Lodge roonis Wednesday
evening with N, G , Mrs. Irene
Blackwell presiding and being
assisted by V , G , Mrs. Aldene
Vol land.
Lodge opened in regular form
with all officers present except
one. Cards were reported to
have been sent to the sick -in
and shut-ins, and bereaved
members of friends of the Lodge
members,
The treasurer's report was
given and indicated that there
was good balance in the account,
Mrs, Leona Parke reported that
a profit of $127, 62 was made
from the sale of tickets on an
afghan and blanket after exp-
enses were paid. A motion was
made to enter this amount to
the social fund. It was suggest-
ed by Mrs, Nellie Riley to hold
a euchre party for the Lodge in
January, and seconded by Mrs.
Rose Broderick.
A notice was received to ask
for representation to attend a
meeting in Clinton on Decemb-
er 14 to arrange the election of
a student to attend the United
Nations next summer, Mrs.
Evelyn McBeath was appointed
to attend this meeting. A numb-
er of donations were received
for benevolent work of the Lodge
A donation was made to the
Children's War Memorial Hosp-
ital. Mrs, Inez McEwan was
appointed trustee for the present
term of office.
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