Upper Blackwood Board Reviews Culvert Use and Meter Fees
The Upper Blackwood Board discussed a private culvert installed by Mr Wilson deemed of limited use beyond private drainage. It approved a 5 shilling meter test/maintenance charge and arranged a staff extension for two weeks in July while planning year-end tasks. A town development plan was endorsed and condolences offered for a local settler’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkwood Board
W. Wilton
Wilson
Moore
Palmer
Wecre
Workers Homes
W. Wtrewell
Dinninup
Local Liquid Fuel Committee Deliberations on Monthly Allocations
The committee adheres to prior recommendations approving 26 units per month for Mr. C. B Mitchell after reconsideration by the Control Board. An annual 430 unit allowance was advised. Boyap Brook Co-op requests 27 units per month for vehicle service. Dorsett Motor Co seeks 5 units per month and is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B Mitchell
Control Board
Meiers
Henderson and Farleigh
C. W. Rodway
Boyap Brook Co-op
Servce van Wax
Dorsett Motor Co
Pemberton Ladies Plan May 12 Dance At Mill Hall
Pemberton Golf Club hosts a May 12 dance in Mill Hall with Barneys Band and MC W Bann. Supper provided by members, large crowd expected. a social event amid ongoing club competitions and mixed foursomes results reported, including wins by Mrs. Cinddoerd and Evans with Mrs Goddard.
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Pemberton Golf Club
Mill Hall
Barneys
W. Bann
Assimdates
Cinddoerd
Travis
Winch
Bloor Jnr
Rowberry
Claymter
Smith
Knowles
Deadman
Darwise
Neek
Evans
Mra Goddard
Roby
Mins Nichols
Mra. Roby
Clayster
Bloor Jur
Bloor Sur
Mra. Green
Mra. Davis
Barwise
E. Richards
Rainfall totals for four months show low precipitation
A rainfall report records a very low total through April with 44 points on 26 wet days. It notes monthly totals of 189 points from seven wet days and scattered figures for other periods, including 425 points on two wet days and 26 points on one day.
Youth Club Trip Reports Pleasant Weather and Tea
Youth Club members completed their second cradle cruise for the year on Sunday morning. Two cricket matches were played with Roy Kelly as umpire and trip supervisor. Ley reportedly brewed some of the best tea the crowd has tasted. A tripper reportedly got lost in the sandhills while Jeff had a rough day, nearly losing his cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seconnd
Roy Kelly
Ley
Sandhills
Jeff
Hospital Notes On Inmate Soiree Themistry And Patson
Soiree Themistry, an inmate, is reported to be doing well in hospital. Mr. Patson is in jumatte at the hospital after a recent accident with a fractured bone. Mr. Flantey and his daughter Twig are noted in progress favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soiree Themistry
Patson
Flantey
Atre Twig
Unclear OCR sports update from Erie game
Two teams under captains Mat Coverley and John Connern played a close game for Erie. Coverley’s squad dominated early with strong line play and a TD. Me Cadel Woomuetetwead managed several key plays while Tom Davis stood out on defense. Reg Goverler and Tony Tiffin contributed field goal attempts as the match drew to a finish. Owen Pitta appears in the closing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Coverley
John Connern
Erie Fae
Coverley
Victeriou
West Pilayere
Tom Davis
Tony Tiffin
Reg Goverler
Sims
Finieh
Owen Pitta
Winter sports drive aids 44 children’s Perth trip
Parents and citizens plan football and basketball events with Manjinmiy school and a later journey to Perth in August. Forty four children will join the excursion costing about £120 with fund raising led by the trip committee and Mr Riley and Mr Everett. E K Flor, MELA, Mr Todd and Mr Pewherton attended the Anza Services at Youthhab building. Joe Graham and Pat Hardner were chosen school representatives to lay a wreath at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjinmiy School
Perth
Riley
Everett Will Lannch
Toreen Granue
Anza
Youthhab
E. K. Flor
Mela
Todd
Pewherton
KSUL
Joe Graham
Pat Hardner
Weilnedday
Pemberton Progress Association Discusses Electric Light Increase
A special meeting on April 20 addressed proposed electric light rate hikes. Members questioned voltage quality and agreed to bill April at old rates while awaiting action. A water-supply plan and committee were formed to prepare data for Minister for Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton Progress Association
F. Rendell
Mower Co
Manjimup
EL KL Hoar
M.L.A
Mme
A. BR. Kelly
Messrs. E. K. Hoar
M.A
A .R. Kelly
J. Femberton
HK. J. Wells
J. Charcher
Pemberton
Vwoar
Wells
Hoar
Manjimup Road Board Taw orbinet set at meeting
The Manjimup Road Board council held its regular meeting with the chairman reelected without opposition. Correspondence from the Railway and Works Auty Committee noted Branelotte rifles were not usable at Drees do Wiberfield for publication in Viewtise.
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von Sameer
Morth Bat
Mer
He Eben
Mar Afergam
Chay Fiollenweine
Drees Do Wiberfield
Local Board Proceedings and Economic Notes
The minutes cover routine business and inquiries. Actions include sending sympathy to Mrs A. Gierden, plans for a new engine from Elder Smith and Co, and approval of expansion for sole yards. It records inquiries into diphtheria serum costs, cork tree investigation, and road safety measures at Pemberton railway crossing. Funding notes mention £15 proceeds from a swimming pool and travel allowances for board attendances.
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Munjimap
Bourg
District Forest Therr
Railways
Pemberton
A. Fontanini
Fontaninitt
Jo Wells
Rawbrook
Wells
Bridgetown Vermin Bourg
Railway Commissioner
Lands Department
S. Wheatley
Wheatley
Boyup Brook Club Season Ends With Grand Hall Night
The Boyup Brook Club wraps its successful season with a Sunday event at 2:30 pm. Members and locals are asked to bring refreshments while races are conducted on the newly improved crofting track. Parents are urged to keep children off the track during trotting and foot races.
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Boyup Brook Club
The
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Rainfall Totals For April Record 55 Points
April rainfall totals show 74 points in April 0 34 20 4 25 12 30 adding to 55 points. The cumulative total to end of April stands at 146 points for Arg.
Social and Personal Notes On Local Gatherings
Dawn Stanton visits home with Geo and Mrs Stanton after a ASW SOAL evening at Dr Stenns venue for member Mike Oliver Andersons upcoming marriage to Ralph Hates. Musicians and talent from Joyere Malcolm Winnie Halden and Ross Thornton entertained, with a Mayanup Ball smoke social later hosted by Upper Trackwood VDAC officers and soldiers. Donation of £10 proposed to St John Ambulance district.
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Dawn Stanton
Geo. Stanton
Stenns
ASW
Soal
Ross Thornton
Mayanup
Trackwood
VDAC
L/Cpl
Wiltshire
Slattery
Sankey
Corp
Matthews
Somg
W. Hack
J. Cavanagh
Stoke
St. John Ambulante
Ambu lance Fund Gifts Recorded for Upper Blackwood Ward
A list of donations to the St John Ambulance Assn Upper Blackwood branch records funds raised toward purchasing an ambulance for the district. Names appear alongside amounts such as 5 0 0 and 20 0 0, with entries including Goldfields Pictures and local stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Blackwood
Agel Oy
Red Cross Notes Lridgetowne Branch Financials and Needs
The quarterly statement shows donations for January to March totaling £1,400 with proceeds from a fundraising event. Quilts and toilet bags are urgently needed. an order for materials has been placed and items should be ready by Friday May 4.
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Lridgetowne
Dhe Uirec Menthy
Edo
Ubdbie
Farcher
Meneyourteen
Hee
Nello
Red Cross
Yoroup Mill
Hed Cross
May 6 1945 Church Services At Pemberton England
Full Gospel Church Pemberton and St Pauls Bridgetown schedule a Holy Communion at 11 am and outdoor meeting in the morning, followed by a 3 pm Sunday School and evening gospel service. Other items include a Tuesday Bible study and Friday prayer meeting.
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Church OF England
ST. Paul's Bridgetown
Holy Communion
Tely Communion
Pontovenee
Country Services Spam
Wandillap
Opn
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