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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 17, 1949

Page

2

Len Simmons Wins Spoon on Bridgetown Range

Len Simmons won the spoon outright at Brid getown range last Sunday with over 500 yards. This was his second appearance here. Bernie Hubery was a close second, while W Hubery and F Tate dead heated for third. Conditions were cool and pleasant, boosting attendance.

Len Simmons Bridgetown Bernie Hubery W. Hubery F. Tate

Sunday Trip to Pemberton for Members

Next Sunday members will journey to Pemberton for the day. Shooting on the Bridgetown range will resume on March 27.

Pemberton Bridgetown Range

Publication Note From Coun try Newspapers Pty Ltd

Printed and published by Francie L. Semmens for Coun try Newspapers Pty Ltd at their Steere St Bridge town office.

Francie L. Semmens Country Newspapers Pty. Ltd Steere St. Bridge Town

Winnijup Farmers Seek Enforcement of Stock Diseases Vermin Acts

Winnijup Farmers Union asks Bridgetown Road Board to apply the Stock Diseases Act to footrot and the Vermin Act to destroy rabbit warrens. Board discusses footrot as 30 percent of local sheep affected, plans inspection and targeted eradication. Rabbits would be ploughed out where possible to reduce numbers, but labor and terrain pose challenges.

Winnijup Farmers’ Union Bridgetown Road Board M. Scott Stock Dept Bridgetown L. Evans Farrens Wheatley Colin Scott Waters

Balingup Streams to be Inspected for Trout

At the Baliningup Road Board meeting delegates of the Trout Council will inspect district streams for evidence of trout following fry fingerling and yearling releases. Other items include long service leave policy traffic inspector request and aircraft distress signaling committee plans.

Balingup Ens Bridgetown Parents and Citizens’ Association Returned Soldiers’ League National Safety Council Balingap McLoughlin Lucas Lamp

Bridgetown Cricket Fixtures Set for Sunday Round

Sundays matches in the Bridgetown Cricket Association advance to decision with Sunnyside facing Railways at Sunnyside and Bridgetown meeting Greenbushes at Bridgetown. Bridgetown names G. Morgan as captain with team including Mabey Herlihy Holgate Semmens Truslove Bashford Prastidis Newman Hardie Forrest Krachler and an emergency.

Bridgetown Cricket Association Sunnyside Railways Bridgetown Greenbushes Baling G. Morgan H .Mabey T. Herlihy J. Holgate F. Semmens G. Truslove T. and E. Bashford J. Prastidis J. Newman D. Hardie R. Forrest Krachler

Greenbushes Hold Edge Before Rain Likely Draw

Greenbushes stood 173 for 7 when rain halted play against Railways at Bridgetown last Sunday, leaving the match to be declared a draw with 2 points each. Baskerville led the reply with 47 off 86, supported by Broomfield 30 and Lindsay 39 not out, while Railways bowler Mellows claimed 4 for 73.

Greenbushes Railways Bridgetown Bert Baskerville Stan Broomfield Lionel Perks Norm Lindsay Baskerville Perks Lindsay A. Baskerville Broomfield J. Dwyer L. Perks Haven N. Lindsay R. Herbert White Mellows J. Jones K. Crowley R. Dilkes Clyde Perks Mellowa J. Hall D. Crowley R. Mellows B. Sprags W. Harrison

Bridgetown Road Work to Begin March 16

Road Board secretary B C Siggins announced at Friday’s meeting that bitumenising projects on several Bridgetown streets will start on March 16.

Road Board B.C. Siggins Bridgetown

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He. TI. L. Simmons G. Foster Vy. Hubery K. Shephard J. Archer B. Green Ae D. Billington P. Hubery J. Chevis L. Reid R. Pearce Joe Waddington V. Manolas Hampton ST Bridgetown Round Board D. L. Gordon C. E. Cook Methodist Church C. A. MacKinnon Keith MacKinnon Susan W. Moyes Manjimup Louis Goldman Sheryl Jack Draper Ben Fisher Mrs. Moyes Messrs. Blechynden Scarr Prowse Smith White and Lewis Wringe BE. Jenkins Stev National Library of Australia PWLD Bridgetown’s Rendezvous Terminus Hotel Glen McAlinden Shoebridge Keith Crowley Brother Des J. Haren Office of Sherbrooke House Taylor THE _ R PINCETOWN MOTOR TRANSPORT Bunbury John Cooper ROUSE Nla.gov
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