21 May 1948
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Newspaper
Coffs Harbour Advocate
Location
Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
1
The opening of a Coramba vegetable and fruit pickling factory will push local growers to diversify crops and intensify production for processing. Council and company guidance will help identify suitable tomato and cucumber varieties while extending growing seasons for profitability.
Mr and Mrs taut Kine and family enjoy a Sawtell holiday at Ilha. George Bailey son of Clarrie Bailey joins the Australian Navy and led Surf Life Saving Club as secretary during reform. Ron Booth joins Bank of Australasia staff at Kempsey. Dr Rail and family visit Sawtell. practice sold at Dapto and moving to the city. T W Wright plans banana growing at Crossmaglen. ex-PCA president active in public life and cricket. Claude West and daughters Pam and Judith visit Sawtell from Tamworth. G Andrews and son Robert join the holiday house party.
Iris Fowler daughter of A C Fowler and Mrs Fowler of Toumbee and Coffs Harbour wed Thomas Dillon son of A Dillon of Coffs Harbour at St Martin's Church Kensington. The ceremony featured pink white dahlias carna tions and frangipanni. The couple honeymooned in the western districts and North Coast with home to be near Sydney.
A circular from the L. G Department to Wednesday's Dorrigo Shire meeting outlines a new amendment to Section 418 of the L. G. Act. It authorizes councils to conduct trading undertakings for supplying building materials, operating coal mines, and distributing coal.
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