Directors retire by rotation under Articles in 1940 notice
The retiring Directors are Hon Edwin Rose and R A Clarke Esa Zone Director. They may seek nomination and reelection for three years. Ordinary Directors require twenty shares. Zone Directors must add five shares and reside in the zone. A voter must have supplied cream to a butter factory in six months. Nominations must be written and signed by the nominee and at least five company members, and for Zone Directors residents of the zone must sign. Nominations close June 12 1940. By order H F Johnston Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rose
R. A Clarke
Esa
Zose
Mtd
H. F. Johnston
Dressmaking business transfers to larger premises
From June 4 Miss LUCRAFT will move her dressmaking business to the adjoining premises next to Mr Nelson. The former Mr Tozer’s offices will be used for new and former Sones. The same personal service will be offered and ladies’ own materials will be made up.
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Lucraft
Nelson
Tozer
For SALE Baby's Cat and Bassin ett
Classified offer seeks buyers for a small cat and a bassinette at Bridgetown. Contact R 8 Tozer with phone 123 for details and price.
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Dodge
Tozer
Bridgetown
Baby's Cat and Bassinett
Bogey competition opens season with strong golf at Bridgetown
The first Bogey contest of the season was held Saturday in perfect weather. In A grade Bert Arkle led with one down while W Abbotts and others finished four or five down. B grade top scores show W Abbotts four down and A Jenour four down. Bridgetown hosts next Sunday June 9 for the pennant match with a 9.30 am start and morning singles, afternoon foursomes.
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Bert Arkle
W. Abbotts
L. Wilkes
A. Jenour
A. S. Arkle
M. Williams
H Armstrong
M. Scntt
T. Speer
T. Salvair
P. Warburton
W. A. Doust
G. H. Randell
Hester
J. Kirby
S. Stevenson
C. Armstrong
F. Warburton
E. Abbotts
M. Crowd
W. Doust
Bridgetown
R. Hester
E. Hester
H. Armstrong
G. Hester
G- Randell
M. Scott
J. Davies
T- Speer
Australian War Loan drives nationwide savings push
A wartime appeal calls on every Australian to subscribe to the War Loan and War Savings Certificates Campaign. It targets £20,000,000 with options of 27 percent for five years repayable 1945 or 32 percent for 10 to 16 years repayable 1950–56. Applications via banks post offices or stockbrokers.
City and Country School Teams to Play Football Carnival
Kensington South Perth school will visit the district and stay in Balingup with Greenbushes and Bridgetown- during their visit they meet a combined Nelson team in Bridgetown on Saturday. Transport is requested for June 17 to 21 and volunteers should contact Bridgetown head teacher. Proceeds from a Guides and Brownies concert on June 14 go to Ambulance and war funds.
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Perth
Kensington
South Perth
Balingup
Greenbushes
Bridgetown
Nelson
Soe
Bridgetown School
Guides and Brownies
Church Services and Notes for Bridgetown and District
Church notices list Trinity IL and AM Holy Communion and Evensong services at St Pauls Bridgetown with times. Bridgetown Methodist and Greenbushes branches show multiple Sunday prayers and Sunday School sessions with readers and speakers. A note announces a High Tea for Church Anniversary on June 1 and 16, inviting all and urging unity in observance.
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Church OF England
ST. Paul's
Bridgetown
Trinity
Methodist Church
Borup Brook
Wilga
H. W. Farman
Greenbushes
Norman Jones
Nannup Mill
Nannup
R. R. Rowe
Bridgetown People and Events Mark Week of News
Social notes from Bridgetown recount visits in Perth by G H Randell and others, new births at Bridgetown Hospital, engagements including Marjorie Purdam to Gordon Fulton, and locals holidaying in Bunbury and Perth. Several residents announce travels, family milestones, and hospital stays during the long week end.
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Marjorie Purdam
W. P
Dalmore
Bridgetown
Gordon F Fulton
Manjimup
S. Phillips
Nedlands
Wark
Perth
Jack McAlinden
Donangele
Bunbury
Geo, Ausden
Geo
Brooks
Bridgetown Hospital
Madge Ausden
F. Richards
B. Harvey
J. Cutmore
Gibbins
R. Edwards
Metropolis
H. Rowlands
St John’s Week slated for Bridgetown June 23 to 29
Progress reported on St John’s Week events at Bridgetown from June 23 to 29. Final plans under way for grand ball and picture show. A membership drive is planned for Friday with Bridgetown residents urged to support the week. Bridgetown Druids meet to discuss donation response.
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St. John’s
Bridgetown
U.4.c.d
Warriors Men Defeated by Balingup and Rovers Move on
Sunday’s match at Balingup ended in a 14 goal defeat for the Warriors club. Bridgetown ground hosts no game this week as the Rovers plan a trip to Boyup Brook. Home nursing lectures lure a fair crowd in aid of a baby clinic fund with Mrs. Scrivens lecturing in the Repertory rooms each Tuesday at 2.30 pm. Bridgetown CWA arranges the talks. Recruiting officers reported 99 Bristow men visiting Bridgetown. 14 temporarily unfit, six unfit, rest accepted. Manjimup board tallies 80 to 100 candidates with about 60 deemed medically fit for the AIF. many were turned back due to occupations needed at home.
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Warriors Club
Balingup
Bridgetown
The
Rovers
Boyup Brook
Manjimup
A I.F
Air Force
A.lf
Bridgetown Hockey Club Hosts Weekend Activities and Matches
Bridgetown hockey events include a Paddy Market aiding Red Cross funds, a social with Katanning visitors, and three matches against Katanning on a muddy ground with Bridgetown winning 4–3 and 3–2. Goal scorers were D Beavis and J Wilkins. plenty of community support and a forthcoming Bridgetown Manjimup match.
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Bridgetown
Red Cross
D. Beavis
J. Wilkins
Guide
Katanning
D Beavis
Manjimup
Fasthyllers
Widow Madeleine Rose 97 Pioneer of South West Passes
Mrs Madeleine Viola Rose widow of Charles Rose of Wilgarrup died at 97 after pneumonia following a hip fracture. Born in England she sailed to Australia as a bride and helped found a Bridgetown farm, ran a Bunbury girls school, and later lived in Perth. She left many nephews and nieces and was privately cremated at Karakatta after a Perth cortege.
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Madeleine Viola Rose
Charles Rose
Wilgarrup
Western Australia
Rose
Australia
Mr. Rose
England
Bridgetown
Leary Fred
Mme
Perth
Geddes Cox
Moreira
Anyoone
Messrs
George
Charles
Edwin
Geoffres Rose
Ella Rose
Mesdames Adenex
Melbourne
Overhew
Broeckten
Pethoned Rahberts
Wfeera
Kar Fakatta
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