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Newspaper

Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Apr 26, 1946

Page

4

Welcome Home Dinner at Greenbushes Hall

Greenbushes hosts a Welcome Home function at the Town Hall with red white and blue decor flags from several nations and a meal featuring coffee soft drinks and Craven A cigarettes. Soldiers Welfare Committee chairman W G Allen presided as to King and Fallen Comrades toasts were followed by remarks urging postwar RS L support and local care for returned servicemen. The event raised £598 17 8 since 1940 with expenditures listed and funds directed to RS L services and local parcels.

Greenbushes Town Hall W. G. Allen Soldiers' Welfare Committee Mr. Allen Perth Greenbushes R.S.L

Friends greet Mr. Bob Buchanan home after operation

A large Homecoming event in Greenbushes welcomed Mr. Bob Buchanan back from surgery. Local families and visitors from Perth and nearby towns joined the Easter gathering. The Soldiers Welfare Committee thanked volunteers, noted two casualties Len Wilkinson and Tom Green, and praised the Red Cross Nurse Miss Thomson for her work.

Red Cross Mr. Allen Miss Neville

Soldiers Welfare Committee Thanks Greenbushes Citizens

The Soldiers Welfare Committee expresses gratitude to Greenbushes residents for six years of welfare work supporting local boys and the community.

Gordon Robinson Adolf Greenbushes Robinson Soldiers' Welfare Committee

Greenbushes Soldiers Dinner Recalls War Support

J Brown led thanks for a Soldiers Welfare Committee dinner and canteen orders. Citizens’ help through war loans and local support were praised as returning men were urged to strengthen the RSL. Remarks by Jock and Mrs Thomson noted gratitude and homecoming hospitality.

J. Brown R.8.l Soldiers' Welfare Committee Greenbushes Mr. Brown Jock

Welcome Home Ball Brings Townsfolk to Gala Evening

A Welcome Home Ball hosted by a local committee drew relatives and friends from nearby towns. The Bridgetown orchestra provided music while the Machin Sisters earned applause for hillbilly numbers. Mr. W. G. Allen served as master of ceremonies and the committee included Mesdames Feazey Roby and others with Miss J. Neville as treasurer.

Bridgetown Machin Sisters Mesdames Feazey Roby C. Perks Shipley Tullock J. Neville W. G. Allen Mesdames Millman Russell Allen Prosser Carroll M. Doherty Mesare L. Williams N. Jones

Bridgetown Bomber Photo Hung for War Loans Praise

A photograph of the bomber named Bridgetown, honored for the town's war loans support, was received and hung in the Road Board room after being photographed.

Bridgetown Road Board

Also Mentioned on This Page

Len Wilkinson Tom Green Mr. Thomson Australia R.S.1 G. Thomson Thomas No Man's Land Soldiers’ Welfare Committee Sal Vation Army Bob. Buchanan H. Robinson Mrs. Florance W. Yates G. Robinson Mr. A. Robinson Mrs Mery Yates Mrs. R. Yates Metropolis James Brothers Nancy Loney Mrs. W. G. Allen A. B. Jones Bill Bert Fiancee Norma Mary Doherty Jack England Ron Angus Mr. Angus Mr. Gilders Mrs. Jarvis Mrs. R. Bignell The Bank of New South Wales Rev Mrs. Lawson Doug Morrison E. G. Guest P.O W. L. Thomas M. Yates Jessie Thomson Boe C. L. Thomas National Library of Australia Joe Waddington Steere ST Joe's Mr. W. G. Allen Bunbury Crenshaw’s Manchester House R. Hancock & Sons Spencer Street Nla.gov
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