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Newspaper

Blackwood Times

Location

Blackwood, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 23, 1945

Page

1

Objections to Immunisation Torn Ten Shreds

The Health Inspector for the Santery Masiivalng notes growing world support for immunisation against diphtheria. A wartime enquiry in England found many parents reluctant to vaccinate, but most objections could be addressed with local publicity and follow up. A 1943-1947 survey of Sussex shows 96 percent of children immunised, with diphtheria cases dropping dramatically. refusals were tracked and followed by clinics and volunteers.

Seuioy Hunbury Ofeer England Witum Laz Ministry For Healthy Seint Sirvey Perenin Tyrime Obise Thoeselues Ing pat-Schick Invacung Han of Tandon Sussex

Community committee plans funds and wallets drive

Greenbushes meeting at Mines Hall on March 1 discusses a Legacy Chub fundraiser and donations while planning wallet purchases and distribution to those entitled. They seek names of households not yet receiving wallets and announce upcoming dances and committee changes. The secretary is to write to each member. books and magazines will be collected for boys with no relatives.

Greentishex Mery Allen Mery Thoma R.b.tos Bignell Neville Hon

Rejected Pruit to the Editor on Apple Waste

A letter questions wartime apple rejections for minor skin blemishes and wasted wholesome fruit. It argues producers must please consumers and wonders if market rejections reflect war needs, notes Perth market supply, and calls for reviewing why blemished apples are discarded while some fit for dehydration or canning.

Perth Toca

Bridgetown Bowling Club to send at least five teams

Bridgetown Bowling Club plans to field no fewer than five teams for the upcoming Easter championships in the metropolis including counter dintelot events. The listed teams feature players such as H C Jones and F Lent with others like Wd ustley Jones A Zin neaker A F Elder A MacKinnon Bl Rooke Penrow W Stoyer EB Rawson Poarap D T McClure Ly A Evans W Pelvin F Waller L Mitchall WB Abbotts Snivalt Abbotts and more, reflecting a broad club representation.

Bridgetown Metropolis H.C. Jones F. Lent Ww. Duztley C. S. Jones A. Zinneaker A. F. Elder A. MacKinnon Bl Rooke Hl Penrow W. Stoyer A. EB. Rawson We Poarap D. T. McClure Ly A. Evans W. Pelvin F. Waller Il. Mitchall W. B. Abbotts T. Snivalt B. “Abbotts

Bridgetown Road Board Meeting Minutes March 2

Bridgetown Road Board details a March 2 meeting with chair Mr ES Wester and members including FD Willmott WA Court JJ McAlinden and others. It notes requests for road improvements, paid work authorizations, a telephone line along Glentullock row, electric fan pretense at Tovar Hall, and inquiries on extending a 40 chain corridor along private properties.

Bridgetown Road Es, Wester Willmott Court J.J. McAlinden Ap Chotant le A Boane C. Moyes CP. Seatl Stan Whatley M Skott D. Moore E. ©. Sigging Bene W. Polina Asker Mponite Bayleost Meare Smith Bros. Elphick and Pleaton Glentullock Row M. Scott Waters Road Doust Pwo Willy Stony W. A. Bowst Tovar Hall Wan Hla CP. Sols Ghoss BT Wilmott South West Road Boald Executive Banbury Burevoyor Minchin Wheatley McAlinden Blachnyden Steeroal

Mission to Seamen Cheque from Bridgetowe Bowling Club

The Bridgetowe Bowling Club sent 40 guineas to the Mission for Luxmen and PFremaine. Letters of appreciation arrived from ship captains, one in French and one in English, thanking the club for donated fruit placed aboard their vessels. A paragraph from one letter thanked the crew and officers for the kindness shown to the men of the Men chung.

Bowling Club Bridgetowe Luxmen Pfremaine Tettur Thapke T BL Watts Puteh Thia Menchung

Objection to Opening a Second Bank Account

At the annual meeting in Bridgetown town funds were discussed. Mr R F Dovst argued a second bank account was unnecessary and warned a second account could incur interest on an overdraft. The board objected and the motion was carried despite secretary Siggina noting the recommendation arose from a summons.

Oivatepasera Ie Bridgetown Me. R. F. Dovst Una Che

Bridgetown Health Clinic Immunisation Efforts Praised

A Bridgetown clinic has immunised children against diphtheria whooping cough and smallpox, with 62 treated and ongoing plans for annual operations. Local health officials warn of ongoing typhoid and other diseases and call for universal, freely provided immunisations and improved water and sanitation to prevent outbreaks.

Dridgetown Liphtherlu Winnegup Bridgetown Elvelhe Toad Board Aiphtheris Carey Iself Akin

Your Lucky Stars Lottery Guidance Fragment

Fragmentary note prompts readers to contemplate winning pounds two thousand by purchasing tickets. It hints at choice of numbers and chart reference but lacks clear event or official details.

Red Cross Bridgetown Branch Seeks Clothing Aid

A Bridgetown Red Cross note requests sewing and knitting help for relief garments. Volunteers will sew outfits, blankets, and baby items from depot fabrics, with a February deadline. Donations include over £100 and a letter of thanks from Australian Red Cross Society highlighting child relief.

Llsivarsedt Uy Westor Bridgetown Red Crows Society Banhe Avesta Tiliedits Nich Red Crows Deine Wix WEVMO

Nelson Street Wing for the District Meeting Remarks

At the Bridgetown annual meeting of ralepayrrs Mr Arkly presented fonjeht to wgain pueh Forward while Mr A Flintoff noted district gaps. He said footpaths, gravel, and outside traffic concerns dominated debate as they discussed district needs and volunteer help.

Arkly A. Flintoff Ralepayrrs Bridgetown Nelkorest Gow Ib Ile Bluinen Wat

Water Supply Chairman Replies to Annual Moot Questions

The chairman answered questions at the annual moot about Bridgetown water. He said government efforts focus on a proposed dam at Marinip Brook to supply water, noted a survey template for a future plan, and indicated no consideration had been given to subsidence water.

Marinip Bridgetown

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