29 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Blackwood Times
Location
Blackwood, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1950
Page
1
A heated local council discussion focused on allowing huts for a timber mill workforce. Critics cited health and housing standards while supporters argued temporary huts would house up to forty families and boost local employment. A 12 month permit was proposed if health regulations could be met.
The article outlines approaching the Building Blocks Commission about the Upper Blackwood Road project and town plan considerations. It mentions authorities, possible blockades, and discussions involving local figures and committees.
A report to a committee on farm use investigates avenues linked to a proposed superphosphate project. Members include E. O. D, Gib, and R. Franks. Plan ideas cover a five year timetable, college involvement, and keeper roles, with costs and progress tied to a local Belmont area.
The Upper Blackwood Road Board inspected an ancient drainage layout plan in Boyup Brook. Mr B D Robinson and the secretary interviewed Mr Dulas of the State Electricity Commission about wiring, renewals, and a proposed transfer of cables at cost once approved by the commission.
Fragmentary OCR describes a veterinary society subscription plan with terms on refunds pro rata to guarantors, penalties for nonpayment, and a late October deadline. Mentions secretary and discussions about success of the scheme, with references to general meetings and subscription terms.
Fragmented note describes a meeting attended by Cali with unclear details. It mentions cake, a plan to attend, and someone named Lee. The text is garbled but hints at arranging a gathering and potential dates.
The guides movement notes indicate a postponement from October to November and outline the next Guides Local Association monthly meeting on October 3. An important meeting will require all committee members to attend and invite interested individuals plus a Wirbhe day party on October 24 with Lady Lee Steere as guest.
The district road board chairman faced action for not fully complying with fire safety regulations. Several board members and local residents were fined as witnesses described neighbours notified and others warned. The bench emphasized the need for strict adherence to the Bushfire Act and warned that authorities would pursue penalties for offenders.
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text. No clear people, organizations, places, dates, or events are present to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
Abul 180 children were immunised by Dr. D L Gordon last Friday for diphtheria prevention. Nearly four of the children were receiving their first needle while others had their twelve month boosters. Gordon urged all parents to bring their children to the next clinic in about a week or so. Approximately 96 percent of Bridgetown children have been immunised. The reaction to the needle was very slight.
The Salvair club sees Corer Salvaie win third club championship in four years clinching the title on Sunday. Details list Wauchope O Ryall and Mra Wheatley among top finishers, with next weekend’s bogey and October events planned. players asked to confirm with secretary Mr Ri Brivea.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and terms including Bilestoen, Dean, R G Clause, Kaley, V Klopper, Warburton, Rankine, Bolton, Motor Transport, Naylor, Seatt. The text references awaiting delivery, on hand status, and various personnel or unit names with unclear context. The fragment lacks a clear event, date, or location to establish a full item.
A letter from Greenbusher Road Board secretary Mr R Mears outlines nearing completion of the proposed Infant Health Centre. The notice thanks recipients for their knowledge of the 17th Watant and signals ongoing progress with the project.
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