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Coffs Harbour Advocate

Location

Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 20, 1950

Page

2

Church Services Schedule for Catholic, Methodist, and Presbyterian

Catholic services on June 25 in Coffs Harbour at 9 am and in Woolgoolga at 9 am with Rev Fr Dineen. Methodist services list Nana Glen 11 am Woolgoolga 3 pm Coffs Harbour 7 30 pm with Rev J U Fullerton and Mr H M Richards. Presbyterian services June 25 Karangi 1 am Along 2 30 pm Coffs Harbour 7 30 pm led by Rev H M Coutts BA.

Catholic Church Coffs Harbour Tetty Sawhtell Woolgoolga Nana Glen Rev. Jr. U. Fullerton H. M. Richards Presbyterian Church Karangi H. M. Coutts

Moon Phases Schedule for June and July

The timetable lists Moon's First Quarter on June 23 at 3.12 pm, Full Moon on June 30 at 5.58 am, Last Quarter on July 7 at 12.53, and New Moon on July 15 at 3.05 pm. The data reflects standard lunar phases across the period.

Coffs Jetty

Cup Day Sidelight at Coffs Harbour Race Club

The Cup Day meeting faced bad weather impacting spectators and bets. Graceful Lad won the Flying. Dark Burn upset as non favorite. Maxwell Eyles fulfilled duties as club president. Barry Mills led the winner and several entries were affected by wind and holiday clash.

Coffs Harbour Maxwell Eyles Kempsey Dark Burn Allan Crawford

Debutantes Presented at Coramba RSL Function

Coramba correspondent reports seven debutantes presented to Alec Young president of the RSL North Coast District Council. The hall featured Union Jack Australian flag and golden wattle decorations as buses brought dancers from Sawtell Coffs Harbour Grafton and surrounding towns. The ceremony, led by Mrs A J Wilson, featured flower girls maids of honor and escorts, with the debutantes dancing after a formal presentation and supper.

Alec Young RSL North Coast District Council Sawtell Coffs Harbour Grafton Lowanna Ulong Glenreagh Karangi Upper Orara Nana Glen Debs A. J. Wilson Mrs. Youngey Joy Lickiss Ruth Carter Fay McCormack Pam Wilson Clarice Hope Marcia Peterkin Mr. Young Roma Newport Jim Milne Fay Lickiss Laurie Lickiss Wilma Wood Maurice Gaul Marie Cunneen Tom Ritchie Colleen Blythe Barry Blythe Wilga Baker Ian Watkin Joan Carle Don McIlwain A. Young J. Pike A. Wilson Margaret Ney Nancy Pike Janice Crane Rita Newport R. V. Wilson Oere Excalmselves Les Campbell Bob Stokes Mesars Alan Wilson Jack Crane Jack Carter Moore Brian Harris Miss Woods Mr. White Jack Cowling L Peterkin

Debutantes Presentation at the Convent Ball

The event featured Misses Joan and Marie fam Marie James Eileen Silk Marie Leonard Jane Higgins Mary Cunningham Pam Kelly and Norma Dark presented to Monsignor Far relly. The ball drew a large crowd and highlighted the social debutante display.

Lam Night Welle Joan Marie Fam Marie James Eileen Silk Marie Leonard Jane Higgins Mary Cunningham Pam Kelly Norma Monsignor Farrelly

Local Junior Football Drive Winners Named

A competition organised by junior footballers to raise funds for gear was won by Bruce Scrim jeour and J. Simmon of Coffs Harbour.

Bruce Scrimjeour J. Simmon Coffs Harbour

Debutante Ball Highlights Kept Gentlemen Busy

A very successful ball featured escorts and ladies praised for catering and cake making. Debutantes and maids wore varied白 gowns with flowers while performances, novelties, and a chocolate waltz highlighted the evening.

Surviving Officer Faces Mock Battle Claims

A humorous 11th century style tale recounts a survivor of Hastings who, by misread regulations, is asked to pay a net debit of 1 pound after mistakenly claiming 40 thousand pounds in allowances for lost horses. The letter cites kings regulations and assigns responsibility to the lone survivor.

Hastings

Extraordinary Clubhouse Meeting Scheduled for Monday

An extraordinary meeting will be held at the Clubhouse on Monday at 7 30 pm. The agenda includes business matters and invites associate members to attend. G D T Secco Pri.

G. D. T. Secco Pri

Teachers College Applications Open for Young Adults

Applications are invited from all persons under 35 who hold the Leaving Certificate or its equivalent for admission to a Teachers College. Those without the certificate may qualify for a special examination free of charge. For particulars, consult the Headmaster of Coffs Harbour High School or Inspector Gratton.

Coffs Harbour Clarence River County Council Chas. M. Seymour Inyi

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Dineen J. U. Fullerton Coffs. Harbour Advocate Fogarty Barry Mills Whit Kempe Garland Pathé Fordan Henay Tom Hart Roscreedoy Oaething Césis Harbour CABA Advocate Abesut R. Lickiss A. B. McCormack Miss Wood H. W. Moore Wilson Fred Moore Allan Wilton Brancho Byrnes Bros BR V Plunkett Commonwealth Savings Bank B. Cave Scarba Street Salse Iock Sawyer New Guinea Colyer Watson Pty, Ltd GPO Box Sydney Newman Carrington Av Hurstville Bellingen Shire Yards Messrs. McMaker & Ulnck Sale H. W. Kirkland & CO Bellingen Brighton Seccombe & CO Moonee Street V. M. Dunn Rotary Hoe Contractor Gallipoli Road Advocate Office Vanguard M. Cunningham and Sons the Farmers’ Store Fitzroy Hotel Sawtell Brices Pty. Ltd Boombee D. E. Pollard Coffs Harbour Golf Bonville Hall Johnston's Band Ivan C. Johnson School OF Arts Doug Gerke Geo. Hudson Draught Horse Sale Algo R. V. Plunkett Jordan & Forsyth Auctioneers T Lewis Hotel Coffs Harbour
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