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Newspaper

Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1945

Page

4

William Brittain and Son Board Meeting at Coontbrook and Bunbury

The annual meeting of the Ajger Blackweed Koda Board was held at Boyop Brook on Friday July 4. The chairman noted business was routine and financial statements for the river authorities were received. A discussion on river water supply raised questions about action by the Board while officials doubted reports of mining affecting the river. The meeting ended with unresolved tensions and indications of follow up.

Maitepiwer Ajger Blackweed Koda Boyop Brook Meeid Ma Treid Treid Reid Welinnien Heid

Achaimars Annual Financial Report Highlights War Years

The Board presents the financial statement for the year ending June 30, 1939, noting a substantial surplus of £370/13s and a £1,000 Reserve Fund invested in the Second Victory Loan. Rate collection improved to 4.9 percent, arrears reduced, and plant hire yielded income as in prior years while works programs were constrained by wartime power shortages.

T Sesin Tn Bocdt Finanial Fein Tiny Reviews Kone Decis Angle Mir EL A. WU Vorrizin Stallets Pat Joes Malcolm Reld Upper Blackwood Blackwood Durdanup Marchwood Jenny bWtherie Scretary Schmitter Amd Daex Het

Upper Blackwood Road Board year review signals heavy plant pacing

Malcolm Reid notes a costly year with renewals and replacements under wartime strain and a near maximum current while praising Public Works support. The annual statement shows surplus and disbursements, but ratepayers demand clearer accounts and criticism of unaudited figures.

Rainfall totals for Jones area reach 12 inches year to date

The report notes rainfall up to Tuesday June 12 measured 629 points with a year to date total of 12 inches.

Pemberton Notes Trade Competition Winner Crowned

On Thursday women’s trade competition results show Mrs McKeever with net 36. Scores include Mrs Cum 42 Mrs Paints dt 42 Ms Thoda 42 Mrs Thnompston 48 and Mrs Itehy 44. Other tallies list Ms Crow 40 and Mrs Leer Tne, plus numerous names and figures from the event.

McKeever Cum Paints Ms. Thoda Dls Mors Ridiard Mos Smith Thnompston Itehy Crow Mise Btheen Wim Wi Pilex Geen Q. Winch W. Teadmen Hehmk West Theis SD Morsomoy Alf T. Dawe Door Door Jac Treadman Deadtown Evans Wineh Bloor Toa Bloor Tthoor bin Carnmm Keen Reeve

Schoolchildren’s Perth trip funds grow after dance

A dance at the Youth Club Hall raised part of the Perth trip funds for local schoolchildren. £73 2d was added, bringing total to £400, with thanks to organizers Meldame Carmichael and Luann, and to music providers. Efforts continue to finalize the tour program and host arrangements at Nedlands State School for the Pemberton boys.

E. Varnavides Patricia Hunter Barbara Perkins Perth Meldame, Carmichael Mosok Luann Sou Hunter Guppy Sur Pearl Nichole Jesu Carn Me ‘Tomroppy Les Everett Glen Mors Nedlands Pemberton Boys Gire

Domestic Science course opens in Pemberton with visiting instructors

Miss Gray and Mrs. Staghower arrive in Pemberton to oversee a three week Domestic Science course for schoolchildren. Youth Club to hold its annual general meeting with full attendance urged. Mr and Mrs Tobin welcomed a daughter on July 9. Mrs Langley reported improving at Pemberton Hospital.

Gray W.va Staghower Pemberton Tobin Langley Pemberton Hospital

Large Brown Trout Captured At Pemberton Exhibition

Enthusiasts at Pemberton celebrate a 28 inch brown trout weighing 10.1 pounds captured during the Society’s wild trout program. The fish, brought in alive for display at the ponds, marks a rare return of browns, with 30 percent of captured fish being large browns. In a season boosted by heavy rains, traps withstood floods as 24 trout were gathered from a single trap. Stripping yielded 20 000 eggs from wild stock, suggesting a strong fertility and an ahead of last year’s schedule for breeding.

Pemberton Eastbrook W.A East Brook

Red Cross Notes and Farewell for Mrs Saunders

The Indies at the counter praise the appeal response for flowers last Friday. Donations include clean brown paper bags for sugar and garments. two more cartons packed last Wednesday. Perth Blood Grouping team plans, no age limits. A farewell tea for Mrs Saunders at the Degor with gifts and speeches from Mrs Jones and others.

Dr. Williams Mir RR. Stevens Red Cross Perth Troisetowm Weber Degor Saunders Wiliams W. Jones Sunder Red Cros FL Pearce Seiven ESC

Delighting afternoon for CWA Rest Room fundraising held at Mrs Ginnecker home

On Wednesday June 20 a small gathering of 30 to 40 women met at Mrs C Ginnecker’s home to raise funds for the CWA Rest Room. Bridge won by Mrs Ginnecker and rummy by Mr Kirby amid stormy weather and a knitted jumper by Mrs MacKinnop. next Tuesday knit group planned for children.

C. Ginnecker CWA Kirby MacKinnop Mra Salvaro

Boy Scouts Tonight At Convent Hall With Activities

Scout Soda event at Convent Hall starts 8 pm with singing dancing and games. Parents and friends invited. Saturday Scouts and Cubs trip to Pemberton from Bridgetown at 12 30 if weather permits. Scoutmaster John Falconer joined last week along with John Wheatley visiting. Last week Parents Association monthly meeting held in Scout Hall with president in chair. Scoutmaster report discussed block issue assigned to Mr Abbotts and Scouter. Best wishes to Mr Murray starting Eight Mile Well branch with foundation members A Higgins P Peles Wilson and five cubs.

Scout Pemberton Bridgetown John Falconer John Wheatley Parents Association Abbotts Murray Eight Mile Well Bos Es A. Higgins P. Peles & Wilson

Birthday Joy and Local Notices From Bondfield to Katanning

Mrs Jessca Inglis of Bondfield improved on her 70th birthday with many children present. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs J R Purse on the birth of a son. A quiet wedding in Katanning linked Miss Margaret Connerang. The Mayanup Red Cross dance featured local musicians and trophy presentations. The Boyup Brook ALP raised 200 pounds for an ambulance, presented to health officials for Upper Blackwood services. Local residents recognized for public and community efforts.

Jessca Inglis Bondfield F. Venn Dardannp Bondfeld J. R. Purse Son Katanning Misa Moergaret Connerang Clands Parsons J. L. Purse Perth Mullidup Stirling Brown Bailey Brown Boyup Brook Assemby Hall Walter Cowley F. Wemm Muradup Geo Dickson Easington J. Jeffries WAGER Mayanup Red Cross Mins V. Brooks W. M. Hack VDC Helen Hack The AWNS AIF Kenninup Boyap Brook ALP National Fitness and Community Centre T. Eastcott Upper Blackwood Help. Org Efort Boyup Brock

Church of England Bridgetown Service Schedule 1945

Church of England St Pauls Bridgetown lists Sunday June 24 1945 services including Holy Communion at 9 30 and 11 00 Matins at 11 00 Evensong at 7 50 with country services at Yornup Sunnybade Bridgetown Maranoup Boyup Brook Greenbushes Nannup Mill and other locales. Supply at Bridgetown 10 00 and 8 30 Y 0 p m.

Pam Sunnyyde Br’ Etown Bridgetown Maranoup Boyup Brook Tipom—Greenbushes Fev Norman Taweed Nannop Mill Greenbushes

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