Public discussion over Bowling Club hall refund
Debated at Bridentown Rab Rock meeting after Howling Club sought refund for hall hire. Some favored aiding the club, others warned against creating a precedent and burdening ratepayers. Debate touched on civic reception potential, cost sharing, and whether the hall should subsidize visitors’ events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Bridentown
Howling Club
Dd. McAlinnlon
Scotra
Hesur
Han
Letay, Jr
Bridgetown
Hay Way
Gould
Mle
Scott
Phu Cial
McAliniet
Moyet
M. Scotte
Oharty
Plouwurg
McAlindon
Ure Visitora
Red Cross Truth Clarifies Prisoner of War Aid
A quarried statement from the Red Cross in Australia defends branches against claims of withholding aid to prisoners of war. It asserts the organization operates under international charter and distributes stores to support wounded POWs, while funds collected for prisoners of war go exclusively to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetion
Trier
Australia
Department of the Army
Red Crio
Red Cros
Honda
Ration Coupons Update For Sugar Butter And Meat
Current ration notices show sugar will have several coupon types and weekly limits with new D and E coupons available for bulk purchases, butter remains limited at 28 to 30 units expiring March, and meat rationed at 77 to 80 units with a four week cycle. A 7 steer reference appears in a misread line.
School Meeting Discusses Medical Examinations For Children
During a policy pool meeting in Bunbury the head of the suite school proposed medical examinations for children. Dr Williams supported the plan stating Bunbury provides free examinations funded by the government, while Mr Phillips noted costs and urged postwar consideration before advertising. A medical record was kept for each child and only a day and half per doctor were allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Willian
Phillips
Williams Md
Wil
Viana
Bunbury
Ealey
Phillipa
Thie
Wiliam Sail Yue
Walker's Pool Clean Up Debate at Town Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Pot jey Pool residents discussed cleaning Walker's Pool and town improvements since it serves as the main bathing area. Atho Rall urged health considerations and noted a child near running balls and a dog with a bone in the water, calling for restrictions and urging education department support for swimming classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Williamin
Phillipe
Thid
Election of Officers at Ridge Town Policy Pool Meeting
Dr N S William Waanniinlnioen iy led the Ridge Town Advancement Policy Pool at a club meeting last week as members paid tribute to war efforts. Mr T A Melningw declined continued secretary duties and was thanked for service while K A Whitehope was elected treasurer. A slate of committee members including Mowra Phillips Cdgars FW Head C Moyes R Urquiarl VA Nount W Scriven J Benttti J Garrity Athol Fall M Williams HL Baker were elected to form committees with Odgorn named as War Loan representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S William Waanniinlnioen Iy
Ridgetown
T. A. Melningw
Erwin Emery
K. A. Whitehope
Yormitee
Mowra. Phillips
Cdgars
FW. Head
C. Moyes
R. Urquiarl
VA. Nount
W. Scriven
J. Benttti
J. Garrity
Athol Fall
M. Williams
HL Baker
Me. Odgorn
Soil Erosion Debate at Bridgetown Meeting
Mr B Odigern urged action at Bridgetown Advancement Policy Tank on soil erosion while E G Hall cited 60 years of rainfall data showing declines. Speakers warned erosion threatens not only this district but all Australia, noting millions of acres lost over 40 years and urging government effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Odigern
Mbit
Bridgetown
AstrAlia
Pinse
Abbey Cam
Eoen
Beery
E.G. Hall
Iocut
Orms
Odems
Aratralia
Permanent Work Plan Deliberated for Bridiretown Road
A report to Bridiretown Road Bonch by foreman Mr Edgar Fall and ward members discusses replacing temporary repairs with a permanent kerb to kerb work between the Church and P.O.W. center. J J McAlinden and G Moyen favor permanent work to cost £50 to £60, with tar coating proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Street
Bridiretown
Edgar Fall
Burke Imad
Phillip St
Bres
P.O.W
Thin Alto
Ana
G. Moyen
Bridgetown Advancement Policy Pool Holds Annual Meeting
The Bridgetown Advancement Policy Pool reports its 12 month life with President Dr N William praising attendance of about forty. The committee outlined plans for a Memorial Park, centralising schooling, coastal improvements, and a post war dehydratation plant study while noting talks with St John Ambulance, South West Dairy Farmers and various government bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown Advancement Policy Pool
Snmel
Bridentown Advancement Policy Pool
N. 3
Willian
St John Ambulance Association
Tafsat
Bulla
Uw R.S.L
Wien
Balding Fungstone
Bridgetown
Ben Wenton
Hind
South West Dairy Farmers Ltd
Gealan
Williams
Ryan
Meury Joner
Twxnania
Mayner, Ltd
Perth
Wwe
Tive
Ntywest
Tweili Les
Stenn Street
Railway Department
Theen
Road Board
Runsell
Randaill
Royne
Sout West Development Association
Baselton
Bridietown
Fe wields jy readiness in the tumeniaidt at an early ante
A fragmentary OCR note references FE readiness in a tumeniaidt context with an early ante. The garbled line hints at preparedness and initial steps but offers no clear dates or names to map to a concrete event.
Ambulance association forms in district q f Suburbs
The St John Ambulance Association branch formed on March 1 with TD Forrest chairing. A committee including E Tnelis and Ay) Commins was appointed. A public meeting set for March 19 aims to raise funds about £600 to establish ambulances at local mills and towns to serve the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Wade
Mey
Tnelis
Commins
Anealll
Sienning
Ariel
Adelaide
Wilga
Ant
Jabal
Srriba
Max
John
Brenning
Pemberton Sanitary Services Debated in Inquiry
A deputation from the Progress Arcclation waited at Pemberton on Saturday afternoon to discuss the Pemberton sanitary service. Mr. Panton addressed the matter and referred it for further investigation by Myim, with Wealth (Mr. A. H Pan-Wn) present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Deputacion
Pemberton
Wella
Arcclation
A. H Pan
Pemberton Tanitary
My. Panton
Myim
Soldiers Welfare Committee Re-elects Officers and Plans Community Ties
The Soldiers Welfare Committee re elected Mr Wo Toyer as chairman and Mr Loew as secretary with the general committee members. J McAlindyy and Molton praised for efforts while a motion to assign broader duties to the general committee was approved. The group invited affiliated clubs and associations to join, and a welcome home event for servicemen was discussed. The annual report thanked members and supporters for two years of help, noting gratitude to Mrs Tomehs and Mrs Adu for hosting socials. The committee pledged to continue aiding veterans and to welcome returned soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Toyer
Loew
Lie Wonoml
Mesure McAlindynam
Uke Rel
C.W.A
Rod Croan UA
Pound C. Axsociaties
Bsde Wee Wows Auvillary
Nominary Mambars
Twisiliewe
Urquhart
Chin
Judge
P.O.W. Fund
Toye
Bridge Town Soldiern’ Welfare
Sannot
Bridgetown Medical Fund Proposal and Funding Details
A historical note discusses a Bridgetown Medical Fund proposal to support medical relief and relief measures. It references figures like Wauchope and Dre, mentions potential state involvement, and argues for funding mechanisms akin to cream receiving depots to collect incomes from urban residents and earners, noting no major hardship in related tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Wauchope
China
Bridgetown
Medwal
Basto
Mee Crigern
Phillipe Dre M.S. Williarae
Bats for RAAF The Australia Jomfarts Fund Meeting
The Australia Jomfarts Fund reports at its Federal Executive text meeting the aim to support ROUAP welfare. The discussion covers cricket outreach and equitable distribution among Ase Forea men in forward arcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia Jomfarts Fund
Ase Forea
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Cross
Walker's
St. John Ambulance Association
Boyup Brook
Tomehs
Mie
Adu
Viadek
Sloruasinie
Cacc U
RAAF
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