Boyup Brook Anfractuous Yearly Farm Output Review Shown
District figures trace wool, flax and milk output from Boyup Brook to Dinainup. 1941 through 1948 show wool bales rising and falling with a 1941 low of 487 tons and 1949 figures near 3,884. milk production climbs toward mid decade with regional totals in gallons. National Fitness Council funds and a proposed Youth Community Centre spark local reform plans, while a bush fire near Scott's Brook and derailed trucks color a busy rural period. Seven girls plan a summer outing to Busselton ending with a community concert at Sussex Haughs station.
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Pau Fe
Mt. Chastig Sweet
B.m.y
Boyup Brook
Boyap
Dinainup
Royanup
Wilk
National Fitness Council
Browning
Hbrary
Hull
Warige
St. John
Mpea
Lahour
National Fire
Comneil
Ashe
Fcom Vail
Will
Gettlers
Busselton Minson
Pat Webb
Doreen Fire Font
Noel ‘Craft
Winnie Tinian
Lilian Smith
Terry Stephen
Ridgrtown
Rhine
Mathid ‘Beach
Doreen
Sussex
Haun Ums
Plano
Amberia
Crusaders Win in Narrow Cricket Victory at Boyup
In a club cricket match Crusaders scored 179 for 8 with strong batting by Liane and Arthur and sharp keeping. Opponents One Pil struggled in reply, 58 all out in the first innings and 84 in the second, as the Crusaders sealed victory on a lively afternoon. A Ladies’ afternoon provided delightful crowds and association matches are scheduled with Boyup Brook vs Willa and Dinalop vs Basloup next Sunday. Personal notes mention Mr. R. C. Graham Wuck’s hospital stay, M. and Mrs. Lea Quarters’ daughter born, and local residents reporting improvements during Easter leave plus a car mishap near town with no injuries.
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Erichys
Crusaders
A.W
Wagner
Chevaslurs
Lew Moore
Pugin
Liane
Arthur
Dinalop
R. CL. Greham
Perth
Heill
Walter Cowley
Joyup
St Bupachon
Mek Ro HL Hicks
Atre Revny Mattethews
Lea
Maine
Léa
Boyup
Atton
Navy
Biupaeltohy
Eueter
Pat Chapman
RAAF
Hvon
Ieny
Kidarg
Collie
Pasengers
HJ. Chandler
Boyup Brink
Marearet Matthews
Blunts High School
Amy Sinner
Horrice
Lerline Beown
Bailey
Laurie
Road Board Elections Face Nominations In Several Wards
Nominations closed for Bridetown Road Board vacancies with E C Sigginn acting returning officer declaring chairmen elected unopposed in North Ward and Central ward. Ward 3 deputies to be elected, and Greenbushes contest sees five candidates for three seats on the Greenough Board. Nannup Board elections required for both North and South wards with lists including E J Brockman A Sears T McKitterick and J Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridetown Road
E. C. ‘Sigginn
Chaisman
Heater
C. Moore
Central
Li ¥Donper
T. Waele
Wianeway
Bahn Hoa
Eine Ve
A. H. Pullertabe
Baey
Partridge
Eis
Nannup
North End South
Nannup Road
Leminnone
E. J. Brockman
A. Sears
T. McKitterlek
Brockman
Ford
Current Coupons Clothing and Ration Summary
Old ration notes list clothing coupons from 1 to 56 with limited availability and expiration dates, tea and sugar details, butter and meat allowances, with weekly or four week cadence. Mentions four coupons every four weeks and that a coupon covers specific ounces or pounds, plus references to jam sugar options and savings bonds.
Local Court Fights Tank Dispute Over 2000 Gallon Vessel
In Bridgetown the Local Court heard a case over a 2000 gallon galvanised tank sold for farm use. Wilken claimed repayment for a faulty tank after dispute over capacity and delivery. Judge noted the vessel measured about 2000 gallons with a 1800 plus pillow capacity, and a refund was denied leaving costs and deliveries disputed.
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Bridgetown
Wilken
SN. Auriveh
Wintence
FEM
J. Dowell
Lenin
Perth
Jolindic
Widwie
R. Wilson
Sydney N. Auriveh
Greenbushes
Wilwon
Wilages
Wileson
Wilson
Lake IL
Wilcos
J. L. Hayward
Sailors Mothers Aid Home Front Amid Philippine Burning News
A Sydney paper report recalls mothers’ roles supporting sailors in the Philippines and Australia. John Corcoran of Shropshire led a tribute, as injured Australian servicemen like Billy Sutton and Alvin Wilejnrax battled burns while care packages and social events funded through donations aided their recovery.
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Sydney
Beyn
Swifor
Australia
Shropshire
A.B. John Corcoran
Ford
Mire Corcoran
Snd
Q Mabghhanes
Clarke
Emloy
Smottar
Bill Sutton
Melbourne
Irm
Bill
Hie
Uw Mndie
New Reader Service Promises Monthly Pattern Access
A newspaper announces a new reader service explaining monthly pattern access and refunds for submitted payments. The note says the service begins this i4day with changes aimed at aiding readers as winter approaches.
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Red Cross Bridgetown Branch seeks helper for urgent tasks
Fragmented report of the Bridgetown Red Cross branch calling for assistance with quilt making and parcel distribution. Notes about Easter Monday dance attendance and wartime parcels department reopening, urging members to volunteer and contact Myr Duseme or other officers for support.
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Bridgetown
Otto
St Couran
Myr Duseme
Bratch
City Carnival Bowling Finals Open With Narrow Local Wins
Bri Greenbushes Balingup and other players showed strong form as country week begins in the metropolis. H C Jones led locals into the third round of the championship fours while Blakent Pearce and Smith fell in earlier rounds. In the Plate event McClure’s team advanced second round, with a lively mix of singles and fours results, plus a mixed glee competition and a notable late draw shot by Keith Wilkins to cap a tense finish.
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H.C. Jones
Blakent
Bul
Smith Gr
Mitchell
McClure
Zinnecki
Jenkine
Nan
Blakney
Pearce
Smith
Jones
H.cones
W, Barnley
Grdante
Ky F Eider
Blakeney
Wy Decking
We Polina
Light
Som
W. Pearce
W. Toyer
Bailey H. Smith
B Abbotts
Bailey
E. Pearce
Wiakenvy
Rawsen
Fi. Pewrey
H.C
Mitehell
Porih
Panreu
Mitehil
Hodoris
Tod Blakeney
Werd Fenhini
Alnmedenr
McCtord
Honecker
Colonial ballot sub-committee appointed for a fruit scheme
A colonial gathering debated appointing a sub-committee to draft a ballot proposal on a fruit scheme. The chairman Mr A Flintoff warned the plan would face major damage and many considerations. Members named included S Morton, E C McAdine, G Hy Heator, O J Sparkey Abbotts, and J Vi Kloppe.
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Cannes
Wood
Sparky
Krower
A. Flintoff
Morton
Moms
C. McAdinejot
G. Hy Heator
J. Sparkey Abbotts
J. Vi Kloppe
Bridgetown Hospital Board Reviews Monthly Report
Bridgetown Hospital Board chaired by Mr ALF Elda reports 14 patients in care, 24 admitted during the period, 16 remaining hospitalized at month end. Accounts totaling 181 11 were passed for payments as the committee thanks members for their work. A Health Ministry planning committee will visit Bridgetown on April 15 to discuss possible placement under the ground scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Hospital
Alf. Elda
Nv Willams
Messia
R Goodridge
Ale. Duncan
de Pearce
de Ruck
C. RE. Swunder
Johnélonv
Jh Bari
Fetvar
Mw Hon
Mr. Panton
Bridgetown
Ehudlenunn
N. Willams
Moxie
Moxie, ‘Lo Pearce and J. Be Hehnatane
Hanks
Scouts Plan Patrol Outing Amid Weekend Events
Scouts gathered for a patrol work init in Claremont Rooule with Alan Yuited and Sid as seniors. Leaders Hawthorn Tyeep and Minx Han supervised as the group traveled from Beldeetown Wyoming for a sunny day in Pemberton, while others stayed home to prepare for Friday.
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Init
Doxen Claremont
Alan
Hie Lade
Fred Pella
Les O'Neil
Am Mondus
Wikows
Guildford
Pemberton
Owen Pincers
Une Casvier
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Scott
Urook
Messrs
P. di Forrest
Pavleighy
Cross
Dush
Winnigapores
Boyer Brook SM
Wildthurn
Road Board
Tle
Alice
Red Cross
Lownya
Traphica
A. Gruhas
Wilkinn
Milners
Bulvair
Allan
Swimn Urquhart
Mins
Foyer
Wilkine
Allen
Keith Wilkins
Eny
Bridgetown Troop