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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

3

Manjimup Road Board hears planner’s call for cohesion

Town Planning Commissioner D L Davidson urged local groups in Manjimup and Pemberton to unite on outstanding issues after inspecting the district. He noted dissension hindered official efforts and highlighted Pem Bird and infant health clinic site and permit delays as major blocks. The board referred Davidson’s remarks to the Infant Health Clinic committee for action.

Manjimup Road Board D. L. Davidson Xtindson R.S.L Pemberton Tie Department of Lands Davidson Manjimup W. Hill Clinic Committee

Elphick Cordon Box for Bridgetown Friday Night

The Elphick Cordon bout takes place at Bridgetown Quarry on Friday February 6. Cordon the challenger faces well known fighter Colin Ephick in an eight round contest with confident training noted from both sides. Referee unspecified with two names suggested. Other debtors of the night include Peter Barulfi Dick Scott Alan Gosling and Paterson.

Snow” Cordon Colin Ephick Eth Ute Cordean Corduh Blohtick Andy Futterson

Bridgetown Scouts Open New Year Meetings

Bridgetown scouts resume activities with the first meeting Friday January 30 at 7 30 pm for ages 103 to 14. The junior cubs begin February 7 at 2 pm and meetings are held every second Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Don Blechynden returns to work in Bridgetown and helpers from the cool drink stall are praised. A gathering for guardians and friends is set for February 12 with expected good attendance.

Cubs Rosella Don Blechynden Bridgetown Aurencs and Friends

Bridgetown Children Gift To Red Cross

Bridgetown reports three children donated their saved money to the Red Cross amounting to 17/5. They earned the funds by small odd jobs around the lyceum and plan to support overseas children. The Red Cross monthly meeting is set for Friday 20 January in the Lesser Hall. Donations acknowledged include Colin Speer g/-, Miriam Speer 6/44, Allen Speer 7/94, total 7/6.

Ed Cross Colin Speer Miriam Speer Allen Speer

Public health pleas for state wide tuberculosis tests

Alp Thor replied to a board letter requesting support for a state wide examination program to detect tuberculosis early. He cited public indifference to health, lack of treatment facilities, and technician shortages as obstacles. Lemmon and Hoar pledged support and urged parliament action, with McKenna to be informed.

Alp Thor Power Hoar la Eeey

Baltic laborers pass through Bridgetown to timber mills

Twenty displaced Balts from Latvia Estonia and other Baltic states traveled via Bridgetown on Wednesday January 21 en route to work at timber mills in Yornup Myalup and Pemberton. They attended a school in the Eastern States and are escorted by a Commonwealth Employment Service officer. Due to language barriers one English speaking Baltic serves with four non speakers. Reception arrangements at Bridgetown were organized by Commonwealth Employment Service chief W L Owen.

Baltic States Latvia Estonia Bridgetown Yornup Myalup Pemberton Aggifteer Commonwealth Cammoanwealth Employment Service W. L. Owen

Record births at Manjimup Hospital in 1947

The year 1947 saw 120 babies born at Manjimup Hospital, with one set of twins and 119 mothers. No extra trained nurses had arrived. two nursing assistants were secured and another due in February. Sister Nelson was on sick leave, December bed average fell to nine, and obsolete operating theatre equipment prompted a request for new items. War-time meeting permission had been granted and orders placed.

Weiters Nelson War Wien

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