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MISS A. FULLER, Prop. offers meals and afternoon teas along with accommodation groceries small goods and confectionery in a compact local shop card.
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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
4
MISS A. FULLER, Prop. offers meals and afternoon teas along with accommodation groceries small goods and confectionery in a compact local shop card.
Field Marshal J. C. Emute addresses the nation amid grave global turmoil. He cautions that the current problems are among the greatest the world has faced, urging resolve and unity in confronting the crisis.
A local note from Boyup Brook presents an apology for omitting the final verse in a prior column. The piece teases future verse by the same author and invites readers to visit Moresby for a weekend golf outing while noting a 12 month period as sufficient.
Doombrook Tennis Club visited Boyup Brook on Sunday for a full day of matches. Despite missing top players, Boyup Brook women stormed to an easy victory while the local men edged the guests in several bouts. Final score Boyup Brook 23, Donnybrook 0 with detailed results across Ladies Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Men's Doubles and Singles.
A welcome home event at Boyup Brook Hall honored Pte. Jack Dodd released from captivity after two years as a prisoner of war. The gathering included the Boyup Brook Band, tea by ladies, and a collection that funded the War Orphans Appeal. Local figures and residents attended, with notes on community and wartime support.
Tambellup Association visits Boyup Brook and for a debated chase of 244 runs in reply. F Rosen starred for Boyup Brook with a fine display and fielding, while strong bowling by Groves and Byrne limited the visitors as the local side posted a convincing win.
Mrs. O Vado visited a friend at Ter Penk and Serta mornings Pravien. Mrs. Tiewey Treloar was seen leaving Terry Penk and Serta mornings Pravien. Mr tin attended the event at Het ge TE Tete. Whitehed by J A Eddy for 8 Dress Td, at their OM Shen Street Bridgetown.
Saturday night dance by the Pemberton Youth Club attracted a large soldier crowd and raised more than £5. Hokey Pokey proved popular, Burney's Band supplied music, and Mr A Barness acted as master of ceremonies.
Mrs J Maher welcomes a daughter while Mrs Hi Brearley also has a baby girl. Mr C Young at Pemberton Hospital shows improvement. E A Smith and family hosted by Mrs W Litton. Smith formerly local schoolmaster now in Donnybrook. Ding Kelly of the R A A F is home on leave. Bunbury Sea Scouts visited January 17 with campfire concert and varied events. Mrs J Flyns of Kalgoorlie holidaying with her parents Mr and Mrs Hawkes.
The Bridgetown Load Health and Vermin Board held its ordinary monthly meeting December 22 1945 in the Bridgetown Town Hall. Discussions covered amplifier repairs and scheduling, anticipated Boxing Day use on the Sports Ground, and rework of the Central Ward Fire Brigade including a proposed extra meeting. Road maintenance for Corbulap Swamy Head received inspection reports noting one mile in poor condition. The board approved policy discussions on rehabilitation of soldiers and noted the amplifier change approved at the September meeting. Telegram from the Health Department reported postponement at Yornup Mill.
Bridgetown Methodist Church lists services for Sunday January 28 with morning at 11 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. in Mayannp and Boyno EBragk, plus 7.30 p.m. at Greenbushes. Rev H W Farman overseeing Bridgetown 7.30 p.m. with Mr Mack and Mr G1 Walker presented at Nannup and Yornuyy Mill locations under ev. UL OW and Buren.
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