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Coffs Harbour Advocate

Location

Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 09, 1952

Page

4

Personal News From Central Bucca

Mr. Don Sheather returns to Mullumbimby after a holiday at Mr and Mrs J Harvey's home. Mr H T Kearns back in Grafton after a short stay with Mr and Mrs H Kearns. Miss Jean Rigby visited Sydney by air. Master Norman Perry discharged from Coffs Harbour District Hospital after an axe wound. Jack Smith an inmate at Coffs Harbour Hospital. Jack Harvey visited Sydney by car. Misses Mardell of Sydney spent three weeks with Mr and Mrs G Barker.

Don Sheather Mullumbimby Mrs. J. Harvey Jean Rigby Sydney Mrs. Rigby Mr. E. Rigby Norman Perry Coffs Harbour District Hospital Jack Smith Coffs Harbour Hospital Misses Mardell Mrs. G. Barker

New School Bus Terminal Approved by Urban Committee

The Urban Committee endorsed a plan for a new school bus terminal on Salamander Street after a tour by bus proprietors and officials. Police and Sydney traffic experts supported the scheme noting it would keep children off a busy highway and deliver them directly to the school grounds. The Shire was urged to proceed with construction as soon as possible.

W. S. Cox High Street G. A. Patterson Western Bank Salamander High Street Messrs F. Hammon and Ryan H. P. Orman A. Patterson Dorrigo Shire G. England A. Millward Urban Committee Salamander Street

Digg ers Roll Up to Meetings at Coffs Harbour RSL

The Coffs Harbour RSL sub-branch reports rising attendance at monthly meetings. President Digger Bill King welcomes lapsed members and a convivial hour follows. The group protests non-servicemen taking migrant teaching roles, citing breach of ex-servicemen preference, with local advertising lacking.

Coffs Harbour RSL Digger Bill King

Country Guests Attend City Wedding at Lakemba

Elaine Joan Haigh and John Neil Fenton wed at St Andrew's Church of England Lakemba in a ceremony attended by country guests. The bride wore Chantilly lace with ivory satin and a pearl veil, bouquet of tuberoses and gladioli, and a long train. The reception followed at Camp sie Masonic Hall with 85 guests.

St Andrew's Church of England Lakemba Elaine Joan L. Haigh John Neil E. Fenton G. L. Fenton Burwood T. Grant Boambee J. H. Taylor Doris Grant Coffs Harbour W. Kingson St Andrew's A. J. Smith East Balmain Winslow Macksville An Cox Marjolrie Taylor Janice Haigh Reg Clarke John Cox Mervyn Fenton Nita Maughan Sponberg Greig St. Andrew's Friendly Society Sparke Masonic Hall Campsie North Coast H. Taylor D Grant

Ex Servicemen Eligible for Positions After Appointments Made

Ex servicemen with the necessary qualifications were given the opportunity to apply for the remaining positions. It was stated that two appointments have been made.

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