Bridgetown social notes from a busy week
Bridgetown social column reports visits from Mrs. Wickens of Perth and the Hester family of Dalgarup Park. Newlyweds Ray and Mrs Blechynden return from honeymooning in the metropolis and Araluen. Local hospital appeal winds up with a large turnout at the Wind-up dance. Several residents travel to Perth for leave, reunions, or to meet arrivals aboard the Stirling Castle. Multiple managers and residents attend dances, picnics, and visits, with notes on illness, discharges, and public events around town.
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Zax
Ray Blechynden
Metropolis
Araluen
Blechynden
Hospital Board Sees Funds Surpass Appeal Goal
At the monthly meeting the Hospital Board applauded the larger than expected fundraising result. £2,591 5 8 remained on hand with £202 6 for Business Men's Art Union. Plans for a hot water system X ray plant operating table and sterilizer were discussed along with new domestic and nurses quarters and isolation room. The matron reported May patient admissions discharges and a May 31 census of 13 with Mrs Scriven and Mr Goodridge as visiting committee.
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L. R. Goodridge
Business Men's Art Union
Perth
Rainfall Totals Rise in Nannup for June
Rainfall in Nannup reached 232 points by yesterday afternoon with 40 points recorded during a very heavy 10 minute downpour. The brief squall contributed to the month’s total in the region.
Restella Studio Bunbury Notes Slower Demand Eases
The Restella Studio in Bunbury reports photography supplies have eased and production will be quicker. It advises that appointments are not strictly necessary at present.
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Bunbury
Bridge Town District Surpasses Security Loan Quota
Bridge Town district subscribed £7430 for the Security Loan, beating its quota by £40 and earning a red pennant with 1 star as recognition.
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Bridgetown
Correction on Housing Committee secretary appointment
In the last issue a report incorrectly named Mr. BE C Moyes as secretary. The correct appointee present on behalf of the Road Board was Mr. BE C Sig gins.
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KR. J. Blechynden
Balingup
Mr. Blechynden
Balingup Road Board
R. Darling
J. J. McAlinden
McaAlinden
Road Board
Housing Committee
BE. C. Moyes
BE. C. Siggins
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A. J. Tate
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Fred Moriarty
Claude Browne
Say
Au Revoir
Brother Keppel
Herbert Davies
Irving Wheatley
Tom Hall
Mrs. Bus
Gordon Henderson
H. M. Hen Lerson
D. L. Gordon
Pat Carey
W. Coverley
Mr. Hodgson
Harvey
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Ann Parke
Donnybrook
Jim Doust
Doreen Henderson
Doreen
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Manjimup
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Fred Huwter
Bert Walton
Hester
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Vic Widdup
John Stuart
Luton Meredith
Trevor Scott
Mr. W. Jones
Ted Rodda
Alan May
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R. E. Doust
Dorn
Mt. Barker
Ken Souness Jnr
Gus Stewart
Nannup
John Fleeton
Air Force
Matron Harper
Bridgetown Hospital
Keith Crowley
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Foss Foreman
Claremont
Mr. A. Elder
Mr. R. Case
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Mr. E. Morris
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H. C. Ingram
A. Head
T. N. Stoate
Busselton
Barry Wardell-Johnson
Macushla
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Terminus
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H. Doherty
J. S. Doherty
Trayning
Strathan
Gea, Doak
Albany
F. Coates
J. G. Brockman
F. J. Hompt
Joan Wilkins
Wagin
Mr. K. Wilkins
Peter Salvair
Stirling Castile
Russell Cover
An Wright
Scott's Hotel
Hampton
A. May
Beare
N. G. Townsend
W. P. Corrigrane
Olsen
Mrs. Backhouse
Ainslie Henry
Cecil Naylor
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R. Rose
E. M. Gentley
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T. Kenafick
Miss Rowledge
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N. Anderson
Nedlands
G. 8. Hayward
W. Pick
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T. Tomlinson
M. Miles
D. McDonald
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Blackway Hill
D. Buck
P. Muir
CC. Walters
R. E. Hawkins
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L. Stevenson
W. G. Don
E. A. Herbert
M. A. Bowate
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