Water position highlights Bridgetown and Boyup Brook
Water position in Bridgetown and Boyup Brook shows a sharp shortfall from annual averages with six month rainfall at 14.22 inches, 12.18 inches this year, and 395 inches toward 571. Inspector B A Pearce reports earlier rains allow pumping to 2,000,000 gallons weekly if rains continue, with restrictions continuing until storage improves.
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Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
Jnst
B. &. Pearce
Boyup Rook
Road Grants Trimmed For Nannup Section Repairs
At a Bridgetown Road Board meeting on July 22 Mr 8 V Wheatley proposed spending £1000 grant money on a targeted repair of a Nannup road section rather than spreading funds across the whole road. He urged building a 16 foot road from the Nannup road corner to as far as possible and this was approved.
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8. V. Wheatley
Bridgetown Road
Nannup Road
Mr. Wheatley
Dates to Remember at Bridgetown Clubs and Events
A series of community dates in Bridgetown lists events from July 28 to August 18. Included are hospital auxiliary stall, Trotting Club annual meeting, Bridge Town Repertory Club concert, ratepayers meeting, RSL balls, various dances, and the Anglican Bazaar.
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Bridgetown Hospital
Bridgetown
Bridgetown Repertory Club
Greenbushes
Bridgetown R.S.L. Ball
Boyup Brook P
C. Ball
Nannup R.S.L. Ball
Guest Concert Promises Arts Focus by Bridge Town Club
Bridge Town Repertory Club invites a famed artist to guest at Tuesday's concert. Professor Sydney will perform a wide range from classical music to humorous monologues, joined by dancers Miss Faddy and Peacock. The program includes sketches and a one act play by club members. See How They Run.
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Milliams
Bridgetown Repertory Club
Sydney
Missea Faddy
Peacock
Malayan Guides Visit to Western Australia
Guides in the Blackwood district await a Malaya party visiting for six weeks in Western Australia. The group will arrive in Bridgetown on Saturday August 12 for the weekend, then go to Boyup Brook on Monday afternoon. The visitors include a Rajah cousin and three princesses. all have passed their first class test and speak good English. The tour aims to foster goodwill and understanding between Malaysia and Australia.
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Blackwood
Malaya
Ides
Western Australia
Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
Bridgetown No 2 Edged By Pemberton In Tight Lace
Bridgetown No 2 lost 20 to 19 to Pemberton No 1 in a tight match at Pemberton. Bridgetown No 2 falls to third on the points table while Bridgetown No 1, including Country Week players, beat Manjimup No 2 and push toward the top. Esme Bloxsome starred for Yornup in a big-margin win over Manjimup No 3.
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Bridgetown No
Pemberton No
Pemberton
Manjimup
Esme Bloxsome
Connie Braund
Bridgetwn No
State School
H. Duncan
Bridgetown
Yornun
Pemberton Wo
Wariimon Mn
Man Hiren Ha
Pridstown
Manjimup Mo
Double-Headed Lamb Shocks Local Observer
A double headed lamb was presented to Mr. Lou Doust on Tuesday. The animal, though small, bore two fully formed heads with eyes and ears from the neck. Doust noted he had seen lambs with extra limbs before but never one with two heads.
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Lou Doust
Bridgetown Junior Farmers Judging Competition Held
About fifteen Bridgetown Junior Farmers gathered at Mr I Wheatley’s Saturday property to judge their animals. George Warburton awarded points by a schedule and competitors later allocated points themselves. Reasons for judgments were noted while a new bull drew admiration.
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I. Wheatley
Bridgetown
Ian Wheatley
A.I.S. Stu
George Warburton
Warburton
Debutante Ball Praised by CWA Leader in Bridgetown
Mrs. Keall divisional president of the CWA praised the Bridgetown debutante ball and the debutantes training. A visiting professional photographer who had attended many such functions said it was the best he had ever seen.
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Keall
C.W.A
Bridgetown
Rights Of Ratepayers Road Board Meetings
A legal ruling from an old enquiry held that the Roads District Act did not grant the right to attend committee meetings. The authority stated that meetings of a committee are not necessarily open to members of the organisation the committee represents.
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On Board
Roads
Subsidy Restored At North Bridgetown Farmers Meeting
At a North Bridgetown Farmers Union gathering last week strong criticism was aimed at the government for removing the superphosphate subsidy. Members resolved to make representations to reinstate the subsidy and discussed tax relief for farmers in loss years. They also debated duty on fruit case charges and read a dairy industry letter from the Australian Primary Producers Union of Victoria for wider dissemination. A plan to invite a Western Australian veterinary surgeon to speak on stock ailments was noted.
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The
Australian Primary Producers’ Union of Victoria
Military Band to Perform in Bridgetown Tonight
The Western Command Military Band will play in Bridgetown this afternoon and join the Warriors Football Club for a dance tonight. The band travels to a recruiting drive in Albany and is due in Bridgetown at about 4 p.m. They will march from the debasing point on Roe Street and camp overnight at the showground.
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Western Command
Bridgetown
Warriors
Albany
Roe-street
Formation of South West Zone Council
Mr H C Moore chairs a plan for a South West Zone Council with two delegates from each road board and municipality. He says unity would amplify voice and aid achievements like flat rate electricity. Debate notes representation: three municipalities gain six delegates vs road boards around 30. Bridgetown Road Board approves formation.
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H. C. Moore
South West Road Board
8. W. Wheatley
Moore
South-West
South West Sane Council
Bunbury
Collie
Busselton
Wheatley
Bridgetown Road Board
Week end sports highlights across regional clubs
Rovers meet Nannup in football while sealing draw or result for Were and Boyup Brook. Golf features monthly trophy events including D P Sat and LG silver spoon rounds. Basketball sees Bridgetown and Pemberton squads hosting Manjimup teams at multiple venues with BR grade notes. Shooting records target over 600 yards.
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D.P
Club Perapienentes
Nagies
Bridgetown No
Pemberton
Manjimup
Bridgetown
Yornup
York State School
AOL Key Bridgetown
Deanmill
O'Neil Captains Badminton Club With Edwards as Vice
At a Tuesday gathering Les O'Neil was elected captain of the badminton club and Ron Edwards named vice captain. Frank Clarke will run the bumper board when it starts, as players show increased keenness and nearly filled the courts.
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Les O'Neil
Ron Edwards
Frank Clarke
S E C Darts Clinch Win Over Terminus Hotel Club
The State Electricity Commission darts team defeated the Terminus Hotel club last Tuesday evening winning two of three games to extend their winning streak. Rumors place Freemasons Hotel and Scotts Hotel as possible future opponents, though not confirmed.
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Terminus Hotel
State Electricity Commission
Timber Rights and Regulations Raised by Brasattown Meeting
Mr R S Hester reported on the regulation barring farmers from selling timber off their blocks. He explained that after land is cut over, enough timber remains to meet the farmer’s long term needs, and selling timber could force reliance on the Forestry for stock.
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Mr. Stoate
R. S. Hester
Iie of
Brasattown Agricultur Society
Tuberculosis Allowances Plan Announced For July Start
The Minister for Health Sir Earle Page announced on July 3 1950 that a new tuberculosis allowances scheme designed by the Menzies Government would operate from July 18 1950. First payments will be made on that date. Rates include £6 10s weekly for married sufferers with dependent wife and £3 12s 6d for others reduced to £2 12s 6d if no dependants in hospital. An extra 8d weekly per dependent child under 16, means testing based on income, and allowances cease when earnings reach the top rate.
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Earle Page
Menzies
Miss vonne Locklier Requests Details From Gardenvale
Miss vonne Locklier of 34 Gardenia Road Gardenvale Victoria writes to seek information or clarification about a local matter. The note references personal address and requests guidance or disclosure pertinent to community affairs.
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Hampton Street
Road Board
N. Bridgetown Farmers Critical
L. G. Faulkner
Perth
South West Zone Council
Football Rovers
Nannup
Werealingup
L. O’neil
S.E.C
Freemasons Hotel
Scotts’ Hotel
Usherette
Bex
Collins Street
City