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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1948

Page

2

Boards oppose Doctor Cook health inspector plan

The four road boards propose a government inspector visit quarterly at no cost to districts while Bridgetown circulates to protests to the Minister for Health. They claim the joint inspector would raise rates in Nannup Greenbushes and other towns, and note current inspections are done by boards or a government inspector. Local officials including Mr. Siggins Mr Hoar and Mr Mann respond about deputations and possible rate increases to fund the inspector.

Cook Bridgetown Upper Blackwood Nannup Greenbushes Bridgetown Road Boyup Brook Bridgetown Board Mesers K. Hoar M.L.A W. J. Mann M.L.C H. Tuckey M.L L. Craig Minister For Health E. K. Hoar Perth Messrs Tuckey Craig Hoar Mr. L. Craig Dardanup

No Action on Communists Debate by Bridgetown Board

Midland Council urged Bridgetown board to condemn the Communist menace and protect Australia’s way of life. The Bridgetown board declined stating it is non political and cannot engage in political discussions. Northam and Boyup Brook councils had shown support for Midland’s resolution in prior meetings.

Midland Junction Council Bridgetown Road Board Midland Council Bridgetown Board Bridgetown C. P. Scott Communist Party Boyup Brook Road Board Northam Council

Strong Measures Safeguard Children on School Buses

Bridgetown town board debates monthly bus inspections, plus Education Dept inspector visit. discussion covers braking, tyres, steering, lights, wipers, road widening, and a warning sign on Don Walters road. Authority questions and cost concerns are voiced while drivers are praised for competence.

Education Dept Bridgetown Police Traffic Dept Don Walters Road P. Scott H. J. Smith Don Walter Mr. Smith Smith Walter's Road H J Smith C. P. Scott

Hester airfield site deemed costly for Bridgetown road board

Bridgetown road board officers report the Hester site would require extensive earthworks and large costs to create a landing strip for a minor passenger service. Civil Aviation Dept officials urge further surveys to justify funds, while Manjimup and Forestry Dept plans influence site selection for a regional aerodrome.

Hester Bridgetown Board Siggins Civil Aviation Dept Sigsins Bridgetown Road Board Scott Bridgetown Manjimup Manjimup Road Board Donnelly River Manjimup Board Mr. Scott Forestry Dept

Bridgetown Traffic Board Hears Call for Inspector Extension

The Bridgetown road board discussed speeding breaches of the Traffic Act urged by the Chamber of Commerce. Secretary Mr. B Harrison said inspectors should be employed two days weekly to curb main street speed. Chairman Mr. Scott supported expanding inspector time but no action was taken.

Co. P. Scott Siggins M. Scott Walter's H. Smith RP. Scott Mr. Scott Road Board Chamber of Commerce Bridgetown Chamber B. Harrison Scott

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BOARD Mr. Siggins Commissioner — of Public Health Mr. Craig Sherbrooke Renee Taylor D. Brunetti Ethel Street Consult Harmer & Rouse National Library of Australia C. Moyes Higgins Barwise and Bright Bull Messrs. Evans K. T. Smith Mr. Davis Donnelly Plains Freemasons Ron Grant Nla.gov
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