Interesting Korora AG Bureau Meeting Highlights
A Korora area bureau meeting featured a play reading, discussions on fish farming bush fires and telephone installs. Winners included F McQuilty Vegetables and Brian Jamieson hoerticulture, with exhibits by Limbert and Bowen. Members supported a growers market at Coffs Harbour.
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Korora AG
F. McQuilty
Brian Jamieson
E. Hamey
O. Skinmer
E. Green
Bob Limbert
Eric Bowen
Frank McQuilty
Hawkesbury
D. Lee
G. Blundell
Bush
PMG Department
Korora-Moonee
ABC
Coffs Harbour
Minimum Prices Debate at Boambee Meeting
Government side led by Mr. K Slatter and supported by Mrs. Bamford and Mr. Singleton. Opposition led by Mr. W Bamford with Messrs. Jack Johnson and O Potts. Adjudicator Mr. Rev Dacey named Opposition winners and praised all participants for strong debate. Boombee Agricultural Bureau cited for excellent organisation and broad topics.
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K. Slatter
W. Bamford
Mat Singleton
Jack Johnson
O. Potts
Richard King
Henderson
Rev. Dacey
Dacey
Mr. Dacey
Bureau
Coffs Harbour
Closing and Sale of Part of Earl Street
Dorrigo Shire Council discussed closing and selling part of Earl Street after an engineer's report. The street is 1 chain wide with a Brelsford Park section closed into the park. Owners along Earl Street seek a half chain, subject to Land Board approval and price setting. The matter was referred to the Town Plan authority for opinion.
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Earl Street
Itis
Dorrigo
Brelsford Park
Albany
Bonville Street
Land Board
Town Plan Authority
Court Shortens Call-Over At Coffs Harbour Sessions
The Tuesday call-over at Coffs Harbour Court of Petty Sessions produced the shortest list in months. His Worship Mr. A. E. Capp SM dismissed the day with no lengthy proceedings, finishing in just over an hour.
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Coffs Harbour Court of Petty Sessions
A. E. Capp
Birthday Party Social Postponed by Weather
Barry Bamford was carried by acclamation as disappointment grew at the Bureau when the Branchs annual Birthday Party Social was postponed due to bad weather. Arrangements were made to reschedule soon and September will feature Mr Cann from the Department of Agriculture as guest lecturer on Paw Paw and Passion Fruit Culture.
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Barry Bamford
Bureau
Cann
Department of Agriculture
Fruit Branch
Boambee
Sawtell Musicale Praised For Fine Performances
From Our Correspondent The Winter Wonderland Musicale at the Amusu Theatre by Sawtell Surf Club last week impressed all with exceptional singing and dancing. The children in The Wedding of the Painted Doll and the act Pretty as a Picture drew special applause.
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Sawtell Surf Club
Amusu Theatre
Sawtell Holiday Visitors and Upcoming Coffs Harbour Wedding
Sawtell residents and visitors enjoy periods of leisure at Bonville Reserve and Lyonsville with families including the Wilds Bristoe Higgs Hay and Dick. Miss Fay Sachell and Mr Tony Gibbon announce their forthcoming marriage at Catholic Hall with plans for a Coffs Harbour ceremony.
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Kingaroy
Queensland
George Hay
Alec
Mrs Wilson to Address RSL at Coffs Harbour Meeting
Mrs G Wilson of Coramba, vice-president of the RSL Womens Auxiliary, will speak at the Coffs Harbour sub-branch meeting on the Northcott Neuro logical Centre. A social function will follow the meeting, with president D Gger King inviting a large attendance. The session begins at 7.30 pm, aiming to finish by 8.20 pm when the notices will be read.
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2. G. Wilson
Coramba
RSL Womens Auxiliary
Coffs Harbour
Northcott Neurological Centre
Women's Auxiliary
T Uesis
D.gger King
Rugby League finalists named after Sundays games
Sunday concludes the second round with four top teams advancing to finals at Urunga. Coffs Harbour, Diggers, Bowraville and Bellingen vie for first grade finals while Diggers chase minor premiership and Dorrigo fight for fourth. Jets Oval expected crowded as Diggers visit Dorrigo and Plateau reports hint Bowraville back to full strength.
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Urunga
Coffs Harbour
Diggers
Bowraville
Bellingen
Dorrigo
Jetty Oval
Derrigo
Angling Club Competition Sees Bowden Win
In a muddy tale of a fickle match the Angling Club event crowned Bowden as winner driving out Mareld Turner. Bream and blackfish weighed in lighter than expected as members struggled in early secusor rounds.
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Bream
Blackfish
Ciub’s
Mareld Turner
Beth Tome
Bhs
Zit Sovsens
Golf Associates Vie For Ryan Shield In Two Divisions
Twenty two players competed under ideal weather for the third Ryan Shield. In A Grade leaders were Mrs Miller with 91 18 73, Mrs B Lowery 103 29 74, and Mrs F Delorado 102 26 76. In B Grade top card was Mrs Clun 108 36 72, followed by Mrs Doak 111 36 75. Mrs D yan won the ball competition. A four ball aggregate stroke event is planned for Wednesday with partners drawn.
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Miller
B. Lowery
F. Delorado
Clun
Doak
Dyan
PUTTS PARS AND PERSONALITIES
All's first success suggests a bright future in golf. A 27 handicap could still yield strong showings. Saturday features an 18 hole stroke qualifying for the Bill Cunningham Trophy with 16 top nett scores making match play. Sunday opens Elltst mixed foursomes knockout with last year’s champs Bill O Rielly and Mrs L T Smith returning. Tim Elliot starts at 1 pm.
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Ain
Bill Cunningham
Bill O'Rielly
L. T. Smith
Tim Elliot
Ing
Tampbe
F Seccembe
Heir
Miller
Iight
Hamittee de Net Intend Vardzis
Admissions and Discharges at District Hospital
Fragmentary notices report admissions and discharges at the district hospital. The readable text references a meeting on a Saturday in September and mentions a Harbor locker club, with unclear details about fees or proceedings.
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Earl St
A. Ck Simmons
Sawtell
Mrs. Wilson
Rugby League
Sandon
Oce
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