Cattle Industry Compensation Bill Discussed at Meeting
Debate over establishing two funds for beef and dairy cattle compensation with stamp taxes on sales and a levy on producers. Proposals set maximum payments of up to £10 per beef head and £20 for dairy cattle, with annual funds of £6,000 and £5,000 respectively. Contested whether compensation should come from government revenue or producer levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Extile
Sullivan
Thy Lintry Soetign
Farmers Union of YA
Gruposiul
Mann
Greenbush
Stapleton
Perth
R. Beard
Toomberu
Amyitye
Daview
Pannymae
Meagher
Greenbusher
Eupried
Fall From Motor Cycle Injures Kenneth Norman Fee
Kenneth Norman Fee of Dar anup and nephew of Mrs. Glen McAlinden of the Terminus Hotel Bridgetown sustained a fractured skull fractured collarbone and shock after falling from his motorcycle shortly after midnight. He was taken to Bunbury District Hospital and medical staff reported the condition favourable on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Norman Fee
Daranup
Glen McAlinden
Terminus Hotel
Bridgetown
Bunbury District Hospital
Ternoon
Bridgetown Club Notice Signs Sought by Road Board
Bridgetown Club requested road board action to place notices at both ends of the street directing straw ker a to the club. In a motion by Mr. CP Scott the board replied that the club is responsible to erect the signs subject to obtaining permission from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Road
Bridgetown Club
Strawkera
CP. Scott
Chalvs
Apple price hike urged by local growers group
In a meeting of the Fraltgrowera Association John Bridgetown branch, EL Mitchell urged the executive to seek price increases for apples and pears due to rising costs. G Farquhar proposed an amendment to push higher export prices for all apples and pears, which W Jones supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowenor Morte
John Bridgetown
Fraltgrowera” Association
EL. Mitchell
G. Farquhar
W. Jones
Road Board Finance Shows Anomalies In Secretary’s Report
A damaged OCR ledger from the Dridge town Road Board lists credits and balances with misread figures. It shows Road Board Credit 66 61/2/3, Health Credit 610/0/8, Vermin Credit 280/19/b, total credit 1402/0/% with Treasury 2186/8/10, cash on hand 15/13/10, and quotes 85/10/1. The document notes discrepancies in the reconciliation and balance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dridgetown Road
Boni
Road Board
Health
Vermin
Staotabl
At ‘Treasury
Qutat
Director Of Employment At Bridgetown Report
A Bridgetown district tour by Mr White highlights 200 displaced workers now employed in the area. He notes plans to further assist ex servicemen and anticipates more displaced workers becoming available next year, though dates depend on shipping. He says employment re establishment for ex service men has been largely successful with only a few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awompaniwa
W. L
Dieselet
Manjimup
Nyamivp
Quinniuup
Tearm
Northelife
White Aid Ha
Enysloyera
Bridgetown
Yery
Wall
Ux Mundiesp
Tal
White
X-Sarvicemmm
WiAs
Uhes
Matarine Trem
Dondirane
Rome
Sant
Bridgetown Bowling Club hosts visiting team on Bridgetown greens
The Bridgetown Bowling Club welcomed four men and sixteen ladies on Sunday as the RCME social visit concluded with praise for courtesy and facilities. Progressive pairs on Saturday crowned King and E Mitchell pennant winners. upcoming matches feature Bridgetown Whites vs Halingay Whites and Bridgetown Blanc and Red for the premiership. Handicap pairs begin Saturday with a drawn list of preliminary and first round matches. Mayors are reminded that play begins at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCME
King
E. L. Mitchell
Pennant
Bill
Summers
Burme
Tomelty
Nesbitt
Weighell
Wy Fleeton
Kennett
Bolton
Dakin
Pences
Brigga
King v
Three Warriors Farewelled From Bridgetown Club
On Thursday evening at the Bridgetown Hotel three Warriors Foot ball Club members Jet Richardson Tom Naylor and Toni Bergson were farewelled before heading to Cummings South Australia with Tom Ferguson and his brother to start a butchering business. Railwayman Tom Naylor will be transferred to Wagin. Local officials praised the players as fine citizens and wished them success, presenting tokens of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors Football Club
Bridgetown
Toni Bergson
Jet Richardson
Tom Naylor
Kant Nedaon Tern
Tom Ferguson
Cummings
South Australia
Tuck Richardeen
Railways Department
Tas Bein
Wagin
Lub
Rows Malimaki
Lib
Trridgstown
Inda
Eileen
Dave Jack
Jim Prastidia
Tour Cay
Jack
H. Nembitt
Nalton Football Association
Boundary Lumphan
India
Yalunhla Nasots
Inds
Turnell
Bridgetons
Tom Ferguan
Worstera
Motor Cycle Incident Wounds Rider in Steere Street
A Sunday evening accident left Mise Morasty with a broken right arm after the motor cycle she was riding pillion on, driven by Mr. Jack Brooke, skidded near Dr Gordon’s home on Steere Street and toppled onto its side. Mr Brooke escaped injury, while Morasty was knocked about by the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mion M
Hornby
Jack Brooke
Gordon
Steere Street
Primary Industry Prices Court Debate At a ruetime meeting
Funding controversy sparked a lengthy debate at a rural meeting over a proposed court to vet and control industry pricing. Sunny Wide branch members opposed the motion citing added work and political entanglement, while others argued the matter should be addressed through the establishment and taxpayer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfat Zone Council
Ue Talingay
Mesare
Warner and
Widdisp
Ralingap Brattich
Henrem Friary Industries
Hissusaton
Mysh Davies
Sunny Wide Branch
Wavner
Balingup
Sil Tikete
McAlinden
Me Stapleton
Unin
W.A
Norifficultion
Aueh
Snake Encounter Near Grass Vale Yard
A resident reported a snake slithering under hay after work in the Grass Vale area. The creature reappeared near a shed where a tail portion was found four days later. A second sighting occurred about 200 yards away in a garden, with the snake exiting the grass and then fleeing. The tail was measured at about feet before the creature was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Sry
R. May
Grass Vale
Wridgetown
Ewan
New Taxi Service For Bridgetown Opens
Tom Williams announces a new taxi service for Bridgetown town and district residents. He promises attentive, on call service day and night with optimum availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Farewell Tribute To Bridgetown Couple Les and Nell Sussmill
Mr and Mrs Les Sussmill were honored in Bridgetown after 18 years of public service. Nell Sussmill, a longtime Bridgetown Ladies Hockey Club figure, and Les supported local sports and events, earning heartfelt recognition from the club, the Bridgetown community, and the RSL Ladies Auxiliary with gifts and thanks for their contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Summit
Bridgetown
Susamill
Nell Ae
Rae Teen
Bridgetown Ladies
Furth
Susanill
Freda Taylor
Weidgetown Ladies
Nell
Lea
Mina ‘Taylor
Sunseif
Hac Owen
Ladice Hockey Club
School Buses Inspections Decision Reconsidered
The triagetown Roll Board ordered inspections for school bus fleets to be conducted by a competent mechanic nominated by the Board. At Pridey's meeting Mr CP Scott moved to rescind the resolution, seconded by Mr KT Smith and carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triagetown Roll Board
Pridey
CP. Scott
Scott
K T. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cattle Industry Compensation Act
Blackwood Farmers’ Discussion
Road Board Finance
Bowling Club
Tom Williams
Les Sussmill
Herwans
Leswer
Lownwu
Nik Nell
Dil Drury
London
Hynieeds
Sitiann
Miss Taylor
Blue Foun
Les
Mine Taylor
Ausiliatus
George Lixo
Susimil
Myre
Tuck Prayer
Gordon Forrester
Mish
Kean
Aye
Weiler Bt
F. Taylar
Aylac
Parede
New Lambton
Bex Bes
Bex
Bex Mas
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