Policy Pool meeting addresses rail service and education
The Policy Pool meeting, chaired by Mr. R. Urquhart, criticized train reliability and urged the Road Board to engage the Railway Department with neighbour boards. It also sought a telephone in the goods shed to aid business and farming districts. At the Educational Conference Mr. Phillips reported Perth talks with officials and teachers, endorsing no overcrowding and halting consolidation until facilities improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wauchope
8. Scriven
Road Board
Railway Department
Commissioner of Railways
Phillips
Perth
P. and C
C.W. A. and
Progress
Road Board Chairman Elected Amid Pack of Candidates
The Road Board elected Mr. M. Scott as chairman for the ensuing year after a secret ballot. Scott, from Winnegup Ward, previously vice chairman, thanked members and urged support from older colleagues. He spoke of a £7,000 sports ground project and a large loan program for machinery and outlayed area improvements, calling it likely their biggest year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. S. Bagshaw
W. C. Moyes
E. 8. Hester
H. C. Moore
M. Scott
H. S. Waters
Scott
Winnegup Ward
Moore Elected Vice Chairman In Formal Meeting
Nominations were exchanged between Hester and Moore with Hester declining. Moore was declared duly elected and pledged to share the vice chairmanship around the table next year. Finance and General Purposes committees were formed with named members. Plant and Tools committee also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Moore
F. S. Hester
Hester
Moore
Messia
H. J. Smith
L. A. Evans
Messrs
S. T. Waters
W. C. Moyes
W. A. Doust
K. T. Smith
F. D. Willmott
Housing Committee Formed With Local Delegates
Messrs W A Doust W C Moyes and J F Smith plus 8 Scriven K MacKinnon G R Brathwaite form a Housing Committee from the Road Board Policy Pool and R B L. J F Smith chairs with E C Moyes as secretary. Groundwork touched but action awaits housing applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Doust
W. C. Moyes
Road Board
J. F. Smith
Scriven
Ugly Man contest winds up with Hospital Appeal
Tonight the £2,000 Hospital Appeal closes as Ugly Men contest ends in a Town Hall dance. Fred Hawtrey is declared the Balingup Ugly Man and will use the proceeds to face four Bridgetown candidates Ceoil Walter Finlay Campbell Mick Milentis and Wally Meares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawt@r
Messrs
Ceoil Walter
Finlay Campbell
Mick
Vehicle Licenses Due as Road Board Announces June 30 Expiry
The Bridge town Road Board secretary Mr. E. C. Sig eins states vehicle licenses expire on June 30 and must be renewed promptly to avoid penalties.
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The
Bridgetown Road Board
E. C. Sigeins
Chiefs renew after date delaying petrol ration tickets
Chiefs owners renew immediately after that date making it unlikely they can obtain petrol ration tickets for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiefs
Victory Day Program at Bridge Town with parade and events
The Bridge Town Advancement Policy sponsors a Victory Day program starting 1 30 p m from Fisher s Garage, proceeding to the Show Grounds with a grand parade at 2 p m featuring mounted men band R S L Women s services Red Cross ambulance guides scouts and floats A series of races and exhibitions follows including fancy dress events wheelbarrow and boat races and a grand parade with a school chorus Medal presentations take place at 4 15 pm by Mr Malcolm Scott with an evening dance at the Town Hall sponsored by the Road Board Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Scott
Bridgetown Road Board
Bridgetown Advancement Policy Paul (Incorp
R.S.L
Red Cross
Guides
Bridgetown Roadg Board
Road Board
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Ad Monday
Grand Pai
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Ben Fisher
Monster Crazy Sports
Grand Parade
Memorial Park
Mr. M. Scott
Workers' Homes Board
Commonwealth Dental Scheme
Alingup
Mr. Fred
Fisher's
Scott's Hotel
Hampton Street
Show Grounds
Crazy Sports
Commonwealth Disposals Commission
Commonwealth
Boyup Brook
McKay Massey Harris
Rendezvous Terminus
Glen McAlinden
Ron Edwards
Thos. McInnis
W. A. Charities
Mullard
Smith’s
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