Church News Teaches of Parish Plans and Enrolment Drive
The article notes services at CriMaglen and St Johns in Wee Waa, with Sunday assemblies at St Johns Parish Hall and Park Beach Hall. It details a planned St Johns Nursery School for ages 3 to 5, needing 20 enrollments, fees of £1 per child per quarter, and notes illness of Mrs. E J Walker, Mr M Atcock, and Mr I Jordan. It mentions Ash Wednesday absence and Lent services plus a letter from Sister Arnett in Kongwa Tanganyika thanking donors for the peanut scheme gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evas
Wee Waa
CriMaglen
St. John's
Senix
Paris Hall
Park Beach Hall
St. Aidan's
Oor
St. John’s
Mondy
E. J. Walker
M. Atcock
1. Jordan
Arnett
Kongwa
Tanganyika
Trustees Memorial Hall On Progressive Policy
The Soldiers' Memorial Hall trustees of Coffs Jetty held their deferred January meeting with all members present. Col G A Patterson chaired as the group approved interior painting and cleaning upgrades including a vacuum cleaner purchase and noted the Gath report would be presented at the RSSAILLA annual meeting in Coffs Harbour.
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Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Coffs Jetty
Col
G A. Patterson
Diggers
Clainte Smith
Jon. Migland
Rex Bennett
Fred Small
Harry Lovett
Werle
Coffs Harbour
Rssailla
Tach
Vegetable Growers Discuss Problems
The NSW Vegetable Growers Federation held a quarterly meeting with delegates Alex Marshall and W. W. A. Robinson. They decided to ask the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research to study commercially using banana plant products and to urge joint action for more wire netting and barb wire. They condemned tomato dumping, noting most tomatoes had been exported, and planned a NZ seed purity initiative and a grasshopper control meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSW Vegetable Growers’ Federation
Alex Marshall
W.W. A. Robinson
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Federation
Ashley
New Zealand
Department of Agriculture
Nsw
Transportation of School Children Bus Service Under Review
The Minister for Education says the entire issue of transporting school children by bus is under consideration following representations from the District Council of the PP Union. This indicates a formal review of current practices and potential policy changes pending further assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PP Union
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Deering
Claude Smith
McCormick-Deering
Cosfs Harbour
Wunderlich
Sydney
Church News
Trustees Memorial Hall
S.T.C
AN &T.C
M. Cunningham
Adj
Fitzroy Hotel
COX Bros
Speedo
Royal
Maroon
Green
Starday
Willys’ Jeep
Grimmond’s Auto Parts
Grafton St. Coffs Harbour
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