New Parish Priest Inducted
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, Bega, was packed, on Sunday night when the Very Reverend Dean Griffen, new Parish Priest of…
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Tennis Church of England
Berryâs âAâ team commenced the second round of the competition in good style by defeating Scarlettâs by the narrow margin…
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A quiet wedding took place at Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Bega, on June 3, the Rev. G. George, B.A., officiating at the ceremony, the bride being…
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Before dawn on Monday last, while the stars still blazed in a cold and frosty sky, a party of young folk from the Catholic Youth Club set out…
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Saturday saw the resumption of play in the Shoalhaven competition, after a lapse of two wet Saturdays. The A. grade team…
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On Wednesday, 19th instant, the quarterly meeting of the officers of the Berry Methodist [?] was held in the Parsonage…
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The next meeting of the Anglican Rural Deanery will be held at Cobargo, on Wednesday next, August 9…
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The Rev. William Mourigaloa, an ordained minister of the Tongan Methodist Conference,; who is at present resident at Leigh College,…
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Recently the management of the Bega District News Pty. Ltd., decided to save confusion among the members of the public by…
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Considerable interest was taken in the selection of the Belle of the Ball at the Gerringong Catholic Ball on Tuesday night last,…
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The last meeting of the Rural Deanery of the South Coast was held in Cobargo, on Wednesday, 9th August. The Rural Deanery…
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On Sunday next the Ladiesâ Church Aid will celebrate its 46th birthday. At both services appropriate themes will be taken by…
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On Sunday next the Young Peopleâs Club, of the Methodist Church, will celebrate its sixth anniversary…
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The annual Catholic Ball, held in the Berry School of Arts on Friday night last, was most enjoyableâsocially and financially,…
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The 1950 Animal Candelo Catholic Bali, held on Wednesday, September 6, later in the year than is usual for this function, was a -pronounced success in every aspect. This was due mainly to the efforts of…
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The Young Peopleâs Club in connection with the Berry Methodist Church, has reached its sixth year of existence, having…
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On Sunday last the 63rd anniversary of the Berry Methodist Church was celebrated. The occasion was marked by…
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The annual Spring Fair organised by the Presbyterian Church of Berry was well attended on Friday last, when the…
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Bishop Lyons, of the Archdiocese of Sydney, who was accompanied by his secretary, Rev, Father OâGrady, visited Berry on…
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Churches of various denominations will participate in the arrangements for next year's Festival of Britain through the British Council of Churches of which the Archbishop of Canterbury is president. The blitzed church of St. John in Waterloo…
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