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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Feb 06, 1948

Page

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State School Overflowing at Bridgetown With Crowded Classes

Bridgetown State School faces growing classes with 65 in Standard 2 and infant numbers around 25. Headmaster seeks an extra teacher and a room from the Education Department. A new bus service from Bridge Lawn West will boost enrollments within a week or two. Two staff additions include Miss Browning from Cundinup and Mr Gregson formerly of the RAAF. Inspector W Rourke is expected soon to interview a female applicant for a monster ohile.

Bridgetown Education Department Bridge Lawn West Miss Browning Cundinup Cundinup and Mr. Gregson Teachers’ College The R.A.A.F W Rourke

Fire destroys 150 acres of feed at Basildon near Bridgetown

A fire at Basildon, one and a half miles from Bridgetown on the Perth Highway, destroyed 150 acres of feed at Mr. Sykes Willmott's property on Monday. Sparks from a rollway engine are alleged to have started the blaze and many men with knapsack sprays were needed to extinguish it.

Sykes Willmott Basildon Ie Bridgetown Perth

Boy’s Accident In Bridgetown Leaves Child with Four Attaches

Three year old Johnny Jones son of Mr and Mrs H C Jones of Bridgetown suffered four attiches in his forehead after toppling from Westra lan Farmers loading ramp and striking his head on the adjacent railway line last night.

Johnny Jones H. C. Jones Bridgetown Westralan

Bridgetown Bowling Carnival Marks Another Busy Year

The Bridgetown Bowling Carnival drew country entrants and local officials praised the event. Speakers including Mrs Dawson and Mr Nicholls lauded arrangements, grounds, and hospitality while noting losses in the club’s ranks and promising ongoing venue improvements and welcoming visitors from Kalgoorlie and Albany.

Moulton Bridgetown Ladies’ Club H. G. Moore Ridgetown Rond Board L. Boras W.A.B.A Dawson W.as Nicholls Berth Bowling Club Bridgetown Clib Alf Zinnecker Alec Duncan

Petrol shortage noted by district officials and residents

Nelson Lemmon discusses petrol supply amid exchange shortages. Malcolm Scott, chairman, urges fair allocation for town and rural areas and questions license 8 and 22 petrol allowances. Lemmon also mentions staffing amenities and upcoming ministerial talks. Sister Bailey, newly appointed Bridgetown Clinic nurse, will visit Balingup early next week.

Bailey Bridgetown Clinic Balingup

Balingup Farms Plans New Agricultural Society Formed

A Tuesday meeting in Balingup led to unanimous support for forming a new Agricultural Society. Allan Prowse pledged 100 to cover losses, with Junto Farmers and Donnybrook ties pledged backing. Arthur Maidment of Donnybrook spoke of benefits and stock exhibition plans as early steps toward a formal launch.

Allan Prowse A. Prowse New Agricultural Society Prowse A. Maidment Donnybrook Agricultural Society Ralineup Poval Arricultural Society Balingup

Federal Minister Answers Bridgetown Housing Query

Federal Minister for Works and Housing Mr Nelson Lemmon met the Bridgetown Road Board on Thursday to explain housing allocation responsibility. He said state governments handle sales and allocation, while the federal role is finance and setting standards including 50 percent for returned servicemen. Board chairman Mr Malcolm Scott pressed for actions to meet rising population and housing need, and Mr Lemmon promised to clarify the position in writing.

Jones Moore Malcolm Scott Pridivetown Khais Dolar Petra Entackares Scott Bridgetown Road Board Nelson Lemmon Stloention Lemmon Bond Ross McDonald Bridgetown

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Aug- Hitlin Bows Asuet Lionel Boas Jim Oliver Lionel Jim Kalqgoorlie Albany Kellerberrin Mr. Jones Balingup Farms New Agricultural Society Ealy Mr. Maidment Donnybrook Society Ar Op Wren Smith’s Nla.gov
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