Manjimup Wedding Ties Dinneen and Joan Dinneen
The wedding of Joan Dinneen and Frank Dinneen was held at St Joseph's Church Manjimup led by Rev Father Cunningham. The bride wore ivory satin with a long embroidered train and veil, accompanied by bridesmaids Nomai Daff and Mary Dinneen, and flower girl Miss Harrison. Reception at the Town Hall with 100 guests. speeches toasted the bride and groom and both sets of parents. The couple plans to live in Armadale after a honeymoon following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Evelyn Joan
St. Joseph's Church
Father Cunningham
Nomai Daff
Mary Dinneen
Harrison
Jim Dinneen
Peter Jones
R.8.l. Women's Auxiliary
Reg Smith
Brunwick
Mahree
H. Winton
Dinneen
McFarlane
Flax Crop Harvest Outlook From Government Inspectors
Government agrostologist H G Elliott and Blackwood Flax Co operative Co manager E L Cummins report flax season prospects. Most areas expect a good harvest with average to above yields in some districts, minor losses from lodged straw in spots, and rust damage reducing seed yield in odd crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Elliott
E. L. Cummins
Blackwood Flax Co-operative Co
Local Board Applies To Act As Fuel Committee
Upper Blackwood Road Board decides to seek approval from the Liquid Fuel Control Board to operate as a committee as in the past after a member cited a broadcast announcement. A draft War Memorial circular was approved for 1000 copies to circulate, with postage costs to be paid by the Board. Health reports from Inspectors Gray and James noted in Boyup Brook area, plus discussion of alien camp on Reserve A1454 and local facilities. Inspector James appointed Joint Inspector to several nearby boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Blackwood Road
Liquid Fuel Control Board
Rogers
Gray and
James
Boyup Brook
Farrall
Inglis
Jackwood
Bridgetown
Greenbushes
Nannup
Bitumen Runoff Sought for Boyup Brook Water System
The Boyup Brook Board unanimously urged bitumen surfacing over an area to ensure adequate runoff and reservoir fill, noting state action and Commonwealth funds may fund works. Officials discussed unattended engines and cost reduction, directing power house staff to limit parallel engine operation where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Connolly
E. K. Hoar
Nelson Lemmon
M.H.R
State Electricity Commission
No Relief For Tobacco Trainees
E K Hoar MLA reports failure to secure higher living allowances or more railway passes for Manjimup Tobacco Training Centre trainees. He cites a letter from Minister Thorn stating current rates are the maximum nationwide and cannot be varied. The RSL Management Committee will press the matter with state and federal executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Hoar
M.L.A
Manjimup
A. McDonald
Min
Peter J
R.8.l
Mr. Thorn
Commonwealth
Ministry of
Thorn
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Wally
Frank
Nellie
Father Duffy
Noma Daft
M. O'Sullivan
A. Fontanini
Carde
Country
Bridgetown Advocate
National Library of Australia
Boyup
Clarke
R.S.L. Management Committee
Hoar
Dave Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
Joe Waddington
LAD
Nelson Press
Country Newspapers Pty. Ltd
James St
Perth
W.A
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