Bridgetown Golf Club Sees Record Turnout in Mug Competition
Bridgetown club members praised a fine weather day as Forty seven entries joined the Mug event. Scores and handicaps shifted with a mix of names and results listed. Next Saturday features stroke for ball or spoon, with 16 top nett scorers advancing to match play. Sunday July 30 brings the final West Kong pennant match versus Balingup.
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Bridgetown
Meares
Williams
Ro Hester
Kirby
R. Witford
WR. Johnston
T Speer
We Tager
OC. W
Lf Mitchell
Warbutton
N. More
Tanner
G. Phillips
KE Doust
Beilby
Armstrong Co
A Mackinson
Warburton
K. Sinclair
J- Joseph
E- H. Strugwell
W Abbotts
N.S. Walliams
L. Pearce
Tophies
Emm Junction
West Zong
Balingup
R. S. Hester
ES. Hester
M. Williams
W. Scott
R Witford
G. Hester
H Armstrong
J. Kirby
W. Toyer
G. Randell T
Speer
Jind
W. Meares
Matron Robinson appeal over dismissal at Warren Hospital
The Manjimup hearing reviewed Miss Jean Robinson’s dismissal as matron of Warren Hospital under the Nurses Award. The Hospital Board withheld reasons, citing misconduct, while legal counsel debated prima facie grounds and potential resignation offers. The board cited staff retention issues and alleged matronial control problems as factors, with testimony detailing scholarship plans and staff departures.
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W d. Wollwork
Jean Robinson
Warren Bor
Ital Agaitot Shy Hospital
B_ Gib
Perth
Appeavent
C. Aatley Williams
Respondent Board
Bosral
Manon Robieny
Mint Rabin von
Gibson Witness
Sydney Guy Duffield
Robinson
Gibson
Clude
Williams
Jae Ceivedd
Haart
Dingo Baits on Coast Draw Local Debate at Manjimup
At a Manjimup Road Board meeting on Saturday July 13, David Mottram condemned Government dingo trappers on the south coast. He recounted visits where bait patches near an inlet endangered cattle dogs, urged board appointed trappers to protect dogs, and noted success using local manpower over government methods.
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Manjimup
Road Board
David Mottram
Mr. Mottram
Alvis
McMottram
South West
Reeve
A. E. Doutt
D. Mottram
A. E. Doust
Mottram
If Only One Could Write A Song Of Joy
Poem reflection by Wallace Spencer on impossible wishes for a single work to unite all people. The speaker laments unattainable perfection in writing a universally loved song, verse, book, or play and accepts humbler aims: to bring a smile or wipe a tear.
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Wallace Spencer
Presbyterian Ladies' Guild meeting at Martimony July 13
The Martimony Presbyterian Ladies' Guild held its July 13 meeting at Mrs. Shadwick's residence with 15 ladies present. The session opened with prayer and a Bible chapter reading. afternoon tea followed. A social is planned for July 31 at 8 pm in the Supper room, and all are invited.
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Martimony Presbyterian Ladise Guild
Shadwick
Board clears Matron over mismanagement amid hospital row
Amid a long adjournment the board exonerated Matron Robinson from moral misbehaviour and punished none for the staff issues. The appeal process ended with the board stating no further inquiry would be pursued, while delegates from Kyabram Shepparton Katandra Rochester and Kovuga debated overlapping cream collection and factory practices.
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Maxistrate
Manlows
Jumep Td
Mincon Board
Camperdown
Mat Trict Cooperative Pioneer Cheese
Wiliam Wherter
T ™ F Robinson
Proud
Moqutal Board
Wis
Frther
Cmplains
Kyabram
Shepparton
Katandra
Rochester
Kovuga
Goulburn Valley
Dukemen
Schier
Eaders
Barisfan
Normere
Robinson
Unclear text on an outbreak or event in the region
Fragmentary OCR text mentions warnings, hiking safety, unidentified authorities, and references to a plan involving intoxication and a potential incident. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving little clear factual detail to confirm an event, location, or date.
Druidism in Bridgetown Brims With Young Enthusiasm
At the final fortnightly meeting in the RSL Bridgetown, members celebrated a strong response to the circular. The lodge, tracing its roots to 1814, anticipates a lively future with younger Druids joining and social life thriving alongside lodge business.
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RSL
Bridgetown
Bros. Gee
Stephens
W. Reid
JJ. McAlinden
James Maslin
G. Robsons
Blechyndens
Dousts
Mowltons
Fleetons Franklins
Nelson
Ward
Ton W
Bri. Cox
Bro
Zinnecker
Cowan
Regree
Jglen
McAlinden
Geo. Pearson v
Heron
E Bolton
J J. MuAtineen
Holton
Bros
Geo- Stockix
Mosth
Bro Bolton
Bro. Booth
Brow Alves
Toyer
Bavi
Bro J
Advertiser Request Mention in Paper Reply
A reader requests that the newspaper be noted in responses to advertisements. The note aims to ensure proper acknowledgment and visibility for the publication when buyers or clients return inquiries.
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Southern Cross
Guirantes Wee Ee
Wonder
Blackwood Hotel
Freemason's Mud
H. C. Jones
Rose Street
W. H. McCutcheon
Hampton St
National Bank
Wm. Moyes & Sons Builders, Timber & Hardware Merchants
Phon
Alex Rogers
Scott's
Stephen ST
Nest Prince of Wales Hotel
Fish
Bunbury
R. Hancock & Sons Monumental Masons and Sculptors
Spencer Street
Stromberg Carlson Radios
C. R. Pratt
Artdgetows
Collett
Victoria Street
Westminster
Heidgetown Club
Matron J. Robinson Appeals
Hospital Board
Tomald
Adam
Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild
Joan, Blondel
Universal
East Side OF Heaven
Sandy
Hollywood
Willits
Aise Rodhleay
Alatram Rehrson
Gelibl
U.A.O.D
Wridgetown
W. J. Ranktne
Chevrolet
Australia
eBiz
Bon Fisher
Victoria Insurance Company
Burelton
Forsyth
Boyup Brock
Badeoon
R. Ward
Teeny
Kokerd
Soib
Fasinpes
Siena
Moyes & Sons
Business Man
Manjimupata Novo
Brook Bulletin
Pemberton Ponannup
Welsonsussen Res
Bee City
Ring
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