Sound dairy guidance from Dr Petersen at Gerry Show ground
Dr Petersen of Minnesota urged dairy farmers that cows must be milked twice daily for high yield. He described cow social order, effects of excitement on milk letdown, and the value of udder massage and warm teat washing. He cited trials in Denmark and New Zealand and warned against overreliance on machines and unnecessary handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Petersen
Gerry Showground
Petersen
Australia
Dairy Produce Board
University of Minnesota
Dr. Petersen
Denmark
New Zealand
M. Petersen
USA
Britain
Careers Of High School Students
Coffs High School plans its reopening as parents and students prepare to choose practical subjects aligned with future trades or farming careers. Principal C G Lauder will meet with families next Thursday to discuss suitable courses and foster collaborative planning for successful futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs High School
I.e Hii
C. G. Lauder
Coffs Surf Club Heads to Crescent Head Carnival
Coffs Surf Club will be strongly represented at the Crescent Head carnival next Monday with the same teams as at the South West Rocks event last Sunday. Attendees can expect another enjoyable day and Coffs competitors are expected to perform well. Results will be published in Tuesday's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs
Crescent Head
Sporting Spotlight Card Summary
Randwick eee Joy Court wins over Lowel Paddington while Sea Serpent tops Sunnyside Cragside. Hes din defeats Encourage Tamunga. Loyal beats Challenge Heroic Sovereign. Caruso scores over Valicare Wattle Revenir. Handicap results list Royal Lad Barnsley and Paddington Bold Duke Deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Joy Court
Lowel
Paddington
xSea Serpent
Sunnyside
Cragside
Hesdin
Tamunga
Loyal
xHeroic Sovereign
Caruso
Valicare
Revenir
xRoyal Lad
Barnsley
Bold Duke
Deed
Bowling Club Fixtures for Coffs at Bellingen Carnival
Three teams of four from Coffs Bowling Club invited to Bellingen Carnival at Bellingen over the holiday weekend. Fours must keep same lineup across both days. players may compete on one or both days. Contact Secretary Mr Butt Wallace to arrange travel. Pennant matches resume February 6 with Coffs Blues vs Dorrigo Blues and Reds at Coffs. February 13 Coffs and Bellingen meet Blues at Bellingen and Reds at Coffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Bowling Club
Bellingen
Bellngen
Coffs
Butt” Wallace
Coffs Blues
Dorrigo Blues
Dorrigo
Reds
Blues
Coffs Surf Club Notes from Shoots Weekly Column
The report praises the March Past team for second place at Port Macquarie and previews a Crescent Head Carnival clash next Monday. Johnny Mills earns praise for winning AR&R buoy, Senior Belt Race, and Open Surf Race, with a big Crescent Head event upcoming. No. 3 patrol will be on duty at the beach Sunday as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharty
Port Macquarie
Crescent Head
Johnny
Johnny E
Bert
Barbara
Hicks 22-138 Wing field and Hensby meet Brewis Buckler 25-17
A historical match score shows Hicks 22 138 against Wing field and Hensby while Mesdames Brewis and Buckler posted 25 17. Balancing teams reflects a sports table style note from the period.
Crossmaglen Personal Notes Holidaying Residents
Crossmaglen residents and visitors are reported on holiday travels and greetings. Ted Wallace spends a holiday with sister Mrs. Barbour while many others enjoy Christmas and New Year in Sydney, Queensland, Port Macquarie, and Bellingen with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Wallace
Crossmaglen
M. Barbour
W. Butler
Sydney
Nelson Paulger
Betty
Margaret
Yandina
Queensland
W. Paulger
Stan
Joe Paulger
Claude Colley
Berz
Valery
4Q6
Brisbane
Claude
Kevin Watt
Crossmagles
Cawongla
Lower Lyranba
Bill Hopes
Strathfield
W. Bake
Lorraine
Christie
Roselle
David Hallam
Ronnie Wildman
Crews
Merrick
Terry
R. J. Crews
R. L. Crews
W. Stevenson
Garry
Kevin
Bellingen
Iwan Johnson
Croydon
Ken Johnson
Taree
M. Colley
Maroochy River
Xaias
Eo Bere
Gordon
Norman Shepherd
Ray
Parramatta
E. Shepherd
Printing needs urged to keep funds in town
Local message stresses keeping printing requirements in the community to support town businesses and jobs. It urges residents and organizations to favor local printers for newspapers, posters, and advertising services.
Bellingen Canoeists Complete Noted River Trip
Sydney canoeists Mr and Mrs E Phillips arrived at the old Bellingen wharf after a four day voyage from Brunerville down the Bellinger. The couple praised the scenery and hospitality, noting the trip’s novelty as the first full length Bellinger descent and the chartered River Nomad canoe.
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Sydney
Mrs. E. Phillips
Bellingen
Brunerville
Bellinger
Phillips
Courier- Sun
Carl Smith
Thorn
River Canoe Club of
Nsw
Gene
Ted Phillips
Queensland
Shoalhaven
Nambucca
Orama
Brinerville
Bishop’s Creek
Smith’s
Pat Hennessey
Roach
T. A. Beattie
Terrier
Paddles
Lrunga
Adelaide Market Banana Price Ranges and Stability
Market notices banana pricing with entries from fag to nett green. Sixes range 27s to 42s and sevens 2s to 47s, elects 37s to 40s. Special items priced higher. Market remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Unregistered Trailer Fined in Coolangatta Court
A defendant was fined £45 and £80 costs for towing an unregistered uninsured trailer on the Pacific Highway. He has since registered the vehicle in Queensland. Taree Council seeks proper address for its mayor. The Local Government Association says no formal rule exists beyond the assumption that "Madam Chairman" applies, so "Madam Mayor" is proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Highway
Coolangatta Court
Queensland
Taree
Coffs Tennis Club Annual Meeting Faces Membership Drop
At the annual meeting, Coffs Tennis Club cut annual fees for members and juniors and raised per game ball fees. Lack of members and debt on the new clubhouse plagued the year, with several keen players leaving and officers unwilling to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Tennis Club
A. E. Hannaford
W. Hartman
Adamson
Maddock
Myers
I. Amos
H. J. Robinson
District Association
Messrs
J. Caba
Morley
Flexible Clipper Arrives for Interstate Tour in Coffs Harbour
Pioneer Tours brings the Flexible Clipper to Coffs Harbour for an interstate tour. The new road passenger vehicle, seen outside the Hotel Coffs Harbour, seats 28 passengers and showcases the latest transport ideas. State transport authorities will inspect the vehicle during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs
Pioneer Tours
Coffs Harbour
Killed Horses Publicly at Tweed Heads
George Bell was fined £2 10s plus costs at Tweed Heads Police Court for slaughtering two horses in a public place and unlawfully firing a firearm on a Sunday. The incident occurred near the crane wharf at Tweed Heads about 5 pm on Sunday November 2 with horses cut up and used as lobster bait. The magistrate said the lenient penalties were to serve as a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Tweed Heads
Bell
Crane Wharf
Blackmore
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Mannion
Max
Ron
Repton
Harry Toohey
Janine
Newcastle
Sais
TB. Turnbull
Sawtell
W. Wright
Clyde Turnbull
L. Jacques
M. Neuhaus
TC. Johnson
Hallgath
M. Singleton
J. Keegan
Pat
J. Greenhalgh
Berg
Lismore
M. Bennett
Graham
Nell
Marie Oaxenbridee
Prmniaresq
Armsdale
A. Gxenbridge
Charlie
Guwilford
Yilney
Senbridge
Harold
Booyong
Richmond River
Tennis Club
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