Fishing Association Elects Officers and Plans Noralup Contest
The new president is W. D. Ganfield with Reg Mews as assistant secretary and treasurer, J. Berry nominated secretary in his absence. The group aims to improve Windy Harbor and Gardner facilities, seeks road board action, and supports allied associations. A fishing competition at Noralup on January 1 will use six teams with stewards Ganfield Lawrence Fontanini, and prizes funded by local donors.
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Association
W. D
Joe) Ganfield
Reg Mews
J. Berry
Messrs. J. Fontanini
M, Lawrence
A. May
BR. McCallum
H. Wood
Windy Harbor
Pemberton
Manjimup
Northcliffe
Road Board
Gardner
Sports Council
Gandfield and Mews
Nor
Nalup
Messrs. Ganfield
M. Lawrence
J. Fontanini
E. Gomme
Dick Reeve
Dick Manning
W. G. Cornwall
Dick May
TB Examination Outside Manjimup Scope
A road board meeting hears that TB examinations should be done by specialists with proper equipment and government financing. Diagnosis and treatment are limited. sanatorium space is scarce, and current facilities are inadequate to treat the expected number of cases. The board supports a mass state examination and a drive to eradicate the disease with government backing.
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Willams
Williams
T. B
T Thevies
TLE
No Action on Under-Secretary’s Letter
Mr Rees referred to a passage bin while Mr Williams noted a newspaper report of Mr Davies's comments on Government auditors described as worse than useless. The Unger secretary called Davies's remarks vague and asked for details. The board declined to act, stating no communication from the board and no right to include remarks in an official letter to the board. Davies complained a public servant should not be permitted such commentary. The chairman ruled that negation be taken.
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Rees
Williams
Davies
Unger
Ophvon
Taxi License Renewal Debate Divides Board
Mr Archer argues a second license is justified by wartime disabilities and business need while board members note sufficient taxis already in operation. A compromise moves to defer three months and require Archer to seek approval from a taxi drivers association before reapplying.
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Archer
W. Hill
L. J. Rees
Muir
Hill
Mr. Davies
Imard
Wiseman
Hve
Hodgson
Hunsala
Decision Reversed On Taxi Licenses After Board Debate
On December 20 the board revisited Mr. Archer the latest letter contends no local taxi drivers association exists and any past license was granted without consultation. He urges a further license to handle Christmas demand while others note part timers and rank issues as factors. The motion to proceed was carried with Wiseman voting yes.
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Archer
Davies
A. BE. Hodgson
Manjimup
L. J. Rees
Mr. Wiseman
No Place Like Home Quietly Welcomes Returned Cats
A Jordan resident welcomed the homecoming of his cats and their mother who had previously been taken to a distant farm. The attempt to keep the mice down and the cats eventual return were noted in an informal, lighthearted item.
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Iilley
Jorda
Ol.r
Pemberton Drainage Survey Debate Sparks Loan Talk
The Pemberton Progress Association urged a storm water drainage survey ahead of the next Manjimup Town Board session. Members argued roads worsen in wet weather, and a loan might be needed to fund the project. The Public Works Department was asked to carry out the survey.
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Pemberton
Pemberton Progress Association
Objection to Spot Mill moves before local planning board
About 25 residents oppose a proposed spot mill near West Toose Street citing noise smoke traffic and visual intrusion into a residential area. The chair says the mill site lies just outside town boundaries and seeks Town Planning Commissioner guidance on the Greater Manjimup scheme and possible relocation.
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Freemasons
Bridgetown
Roy de Pedro
Hampton Street
Mr. Hodgson
J. Smith
Pemberton Drainage
Publ Wordes Department
Manjimup Road
Alwte
H mi
Pernich
West Tose
Smiuke
Sawiluisl
Nuisanen
J. Smithy
Hees
Basud
Mir Davies
Marina
Cold Wave
Next Freemasons
Dry Cleaners
Bunbury
John Cooper
Dave Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
R. Hancock & Sons
Spencer Street
Bernie Harrison
Gridgetown Advocate
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