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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Feb 22, 1940

Page

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Picture Slides for You Postponed by Pixie Henderson

Pixie Henderson informs clients that she will be away from Friday February 25 until Tuesday February 27. She will handle a large number of orders upon her return with renewed attention to satisfaction.

Lescand Bown Ariss Pixie Henderson Seco

Seed Oats Burts Early Lam Graded at 2/6 a Bushel

Bridgetown events report a Friday March 1 flannel dance in Convent Hall Bridgetown with good floor and supper, music and prices. Tickets listed for Gent (2 shillings) and Ladies (1 shilling 6 pence). Music by LL Wilks and Opporite Post Often.

LL. Wilks Bridgetown

Pemberton and Manjimup Cups Rifle Meet Stirs Tight Finish

A pistol range clash at the Pemberton rifle range hosted the annual Pemberton and Manjimup Cups. Teams Pemberton 1 Pemberton 2 Manjimup 1 Manjimup 2 Nannup 1 Kirup vied across 300 500 600 yard and 500 900 yard courses amid heat haze. Haines led with a high total earning the J Hall Trophy and Pemberton Club Trophy, while Collins won the Manjimup Trophy. Final Pemberton Cup scores saw Pemberton No 1 181 Nannup 10 Manjimup No 1 476 Kirup 7a Manjimup No 2 413. Final Manjimup Cup standings: Pemberton No 1 32 Manjimup 3 18 Nannup 3 18 Kirup 3 15 Manjimup No 2 28 Pemberton No 2 62. Individual scores list Pemberton No 1 300 500 600 THI W ROONER 2 DOT J Rate BO 8 W Collins-Hoo 2 m4 J Collins RMR

Pemberton Manjimup Nannup M. Haines J. Hall Pemberton Club J. Collins Pemberton No Kirup Pemberton No. 1 Manirons Kicwyy Manjituagy Pemberon No Klimp Manup Pemberon W._Rooner W. Collins - Hoo

Local shoot results and parade at Manjimup district

In the afternoon ladies served tea and trophy presentation followed. Winners were Manjimup Road Board, with other results listing Manjimup, Kirup, Pemberton and related competitors. A meeting adjourned after notices on ratings and concessions, with ongoing appeals and sawmilling concession updates.

M. Haines H. Sherwood K. Dewson G Faulkner Ro Mur J Binks Bn W. Goddard F White Archibald Bie Pombeinon Manjimup Road Board Jane Beersam Millar Aiden Clively T.trading Co. Ltd Running Bros Waturdas Ss Ewe Ee Saeed Sarit Agai Asx Millar Apmral Cellence St. Pat's

Religious notices from Bridgetown churches

Church services across Church of England Church of Christ and Methodist groups in Bridgetown and surrounding towns. Details include Holy Communion and Evensong times, Sunday school, Gospel service, concerts and conference sessions in Perth with mentions of Rev Nye and possible election outcomes.

Church OF England " Pauls Bridgetown Sunnyside Church OF Christ Gospel Service Repertory Uums All Welcome Methodist Church Greenbushes Hensley White Hayup Kayup Mavanup K. E. Tames Wisner Jenbrularls Aly Nepiside Cote Pearson Mas HL J Pennelt Vimelite Ulvany Priitay Maral

Tribute and Events Highlight Bridgetown Bowling and Dance

News and Notes recalls Well known bowlers Cherry and Hart, a tribute by Whilert, and a Flannel Dance at Convent Hall with prizes won by Mr P Salvair Miss M Crowd. Bridgetown Road Board discusses apple bags and a new shop at Hester townsite, with March 1 rabbit control changes noted.

Inter-Dominion Trotting Final visitors and local honours

A birth reported as Personal A 100 to Mr and Mrs R Moyes. Perth visitors attended the Inter-Dominion Trotting Final at Gloucester Park, including W F Ellis M Moulton A Zinnecker W F Coverley Hazelex W Poole J Drummond and T Iblett. Police inspectors and their wives visited Bridgetown for the Bowling Carnival. KG Lock and W D Ganfield of Manjimup were honoured as Fellows of the Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries.

R .Moyes Perth Gloucester Park Messrs W. F. Ellis M. Moulton A. Zinnecker W. F.coverley Hazelex W. Poole J. Drummond T.iblett Pike Narrogin Read Northam Bridgetown KG Lock W. D. Ganfield Manjimup Institute of Dairy Factory Managers P.urm

Bridgetown Repertory Club Concert At Town Hall

The Bridgetown Repertory Club presented a Tuesday evening program at Bridgetown Town Hall featuring an overture Hall of Fame selections, songs, and a one act play Grand Chase. Notable participants included Mrs W K Nebson Manilogue Mr E G Hall City Mr J A Mey ail and Mr J Falconer with an orchestra and multiple monologues and scenes from Gentlemen the King.

Sridgetown Repertory Bridgetowntown Hall Vhe Aliowiage Mrs. Tomelty A-T.c.l Directress T. Powell Comet H. J. Smith Jolin CA MacKinnon Fla Bites LD Ryalls Banjo

Failure to Poison Rabbits Fined at Badge Town Court

Defendants H W Trevar and Wm Scott were charged by the Badge Town Road Board with failing to poison rabbits as instructed. They were fined 4 4 each with costs for Trevar at £1 8s and for Scott £1 4s. Mr Ewing represented the board and rabbit inspector L Doust testified.

H.W. Trevar Wm. Scott Wallwork Badgetown Badgetown Roa Treloar Leo

Determined to Enforce the Act on Bridgetown Road Boards

On Wednesday morning last the I. S. M. said road boards vary in enforcing the vermin act. He offered help if Bridgetown did its full duty. Inspector Doust confirmed Bridgetown’s firm stance and noted 44 vines were involved.

I. S.M Wallwork Bridgetown Doust Vermin

Tribute Paid at Bowlers Reception for Late Scott and Pearce

A bowls club held a reception on Monday evening to honor the memory of late W. P. Scott and Frank Pearce. The gathering noted the losses to the district and praised Scott and Pearce for their service, manhood, and community spirit. The committee discussed local manpower and grading shed plans, resolving not to award new contracts while expressing collective sorrow.

Sumpton Tybarco Growers W. P. Scott PH. Pearce Tolucco Pearce W. P Frank Pearce Scott

Butter Manufacturing Competitions Highlight Manjimup Dairy Dominance

Manjimup district wins most awards in the annual butter factory contests held with the West Australian Division conference in Bunbury. Keylock Manjimup leads with five major trophies while SAWDF Bunbury garners Best Hygienic Factory and other honours. Brinley Morgan places second in an essay contest. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs W G Brown at Pemberton Hospital.

Manyunup Manjimup Manjimup Dairy Produce Company Harvestor Brinkey Morgan R- G_ Lock Ald.p.co W. D. Ganheld S-W.d.p Australian Institute of Dairy Factory Managers and Secretaries Incorporated R.S.L. Hall Bunbury Hell Machinery Kelock Royanup Lass Margaret River Clee Macfarlane & "Co Australian Glass Manufacturers Trophy SAWDF Bunniry Harvey Brushware Co Manjupup Hlurveyt Ant F. Simper Reylock Jas Well Pty Browne's Nannup Westturban Factory Browne’s Ltd S.W.D.P Charlie L. Arnold Sw.d.p Tana Fide Worthington Seale Company Des. Kelly Brinley Morgan Keylock Keyiock Swd.p

Press Notices Rule for Business Soundness

A guiding business adage urges clear publicism. It advises making your affairs known through the press to gain visibility and trust, outlining practical, prudent steps for transparent communication with customers and markets.

Southern Division CWA Delegates Attend Manjimup Meeting

The 200 member Southern Division Ex ecutive met in Manjimup Town Hall on Thursday February 15 with G Dempster as chair and Bris L Craig present. Delegates from Bridgetown Bunbury Busselton Badgebup Cowara mup Cranbrook Capel Dumbleyung Harvey Jardee Siddlesex Manjimup South Bemberton Yan nah and others travelled long distances to attend. A welcome speech by J Smith AUL.A and remarks by C I Doust and Win Johnston opened the session. A message from the CW A Federa lit England was read to the gathering.

C.W.A. Eck Manjimup Cowara Mup McDonald Cranbrook Sykes Capel Keally Donnybrook Craig Dardanup Ramm Dumbleyung! Venmis Harvey Kasakott Jardee Davies Siddlesex Weston Manjinup South Bemberton Rice Smith S Brook Shaw Warcona Runciman Walga Hall Yannah G. Dempster Bris. L. Craig Miss Allen Eckersley J. ‘Smith Aul.a C. I Doust Win. Johnston C.W.A. Federalit England Mrsaig

Bereaved rally at funeral of Mrs Sarah J O Sullivan

The extent of public sympathy for the bereaved relatives of Mrs Sarah J O Sullivan, who died at Warren Hospital on Tuesday the 13th, was demonstrated by the attendance at the funeral on Wednesday. A requiem mass was held at 7 am in the Roman Catholic Church. A long funeral procession followed to Manjimup cemetery as about 205 friends gathered. Bearers included Messrs Chis Handmer A Murray Les Widdeww Robet Anderson. Dr F L Weare nan conducted the service. The deceased was praised for her devotion to her children.

Sarah J O'Sullivan Warren Hospital Manjimup Meters Chis Handmer A. Murray Les Widdeuww Fl Robet Anderson F. L. Wearenan Splendid Qualite Mesers Tas Parne

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TE Os, A. McInnes A. MeInnes W. L. Nelson F. J. Conway Burt Street Boulder G. T. Donovan Vic Chicago Boyup Brook McGeary Timber CompAnies’ Appeals Whilert Wo F Machin Cherry and Hart Bridgetown Road Board Hester P. W. Smith Meses Scott and Tobacco Growers’ Association Urquhart Tropical Traders Ltd Wigmores Ltd Aladdin Industries Ltd Manjimup Dairy Co. Ltd Carlyle and Co Astor and Tasma Cyclone Fence Co Manidmup Bre W. G_ Brown Pemberton Hospital M. J. O'Sullivan Doust and Johnston A. Black Delgates Manjimup Dairy Produce Coy., Ltd THE Manjimup Dairy Produce Coyy., Ltd Special Western Ice Co R. E. Arnold Trophy Harvey Butter Factory Tive Manjimup Dairy Produce Gov. Ltd Lock, F.adm
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