Junior Farmers Club urged to recruit youth at show
The meeting backed expanding junior farming to individuals under 26, with G Sumners noting the future of the Society depends on youth involvement. P B Wallace pledged support for Boyup Brook and proposed contacting district bodies to promote new Junior Farmers clubs. Critics argued to drop log chopping from the program to save time, while ring events and children's events were discussed for scheduling.
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G. Sumners
P. B. Wallace
Brook
Wallace
E. Niston
Improved Clinic Sees Sister Isles Take Over Gollie-Wagin Area
Sister Isles arrives to manage health services in the Gollie-Wagin district with Sister Stephens reallocating to Black Wood. Stephens extends duties to Bridgetown and Boyup Brook, allotting two days weekly, and leaves alternate Thursdays for Nannup Greenbushes and Bal
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Bridgetown Infartt Health Clinic
Sister Isles
Gollie-Wagin
Stepheny
Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
Nannup
Greenbushes
Balingup
Immunisation Clinic Planned by Upper Blackwood Board
Secretary H R Connolly said the Road Board would hold another diphtheria immunisation clinic as soon as practicable if numbers warrant. Circulars are being sent to parents asking for the names and ages of children to be sent to the board office.
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Upper Blackwood Road Board
H. R. Connolly
Window of the South West Show Grows, Seeks Support
The 1948 Dinninup show report credits Sir James Mitchell with patrons and notes a record crowd despite weather. Shearing events attracted both learners and open entrants, with prizes funded by donations from Wallace Bleechmore Inglis and King. Exhibits in sheep cattle horses and new yards boosted finances and membership to 110, while door receipts topped 98 pounds. A call goes out for donations and membership to sustain the show as the region’s window of the South West.
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Dinninup
James Mitchell
Lee Steere
P. B. Wallace
Messrs
C. Bleechmore
W. Inglis
A. King
Medical Exam Card Scheme Discussed by Board
Dr Williams approved using record cards for school children medical examinations. Mr Ellson told the Board that once a supply was obtained, Drs Williams and Phelan would implement the scheme.
Society Officers Elected At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting Mr. J. Lee Steere was unanimously elected president for another term. Officers include vice presidents K Beatty and K Easton, President Elect G B W Blechyn den Patrons Hon N Lemmon Hon W J Mann Hon E K Hoar MLA, and a long list of committee members with secretary L Bashford. A main point was reducing the committee to sixteen members.
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J. Lee Steere
Anther
K. Beatty
K Easton
G B W Blechynden
N. Lemmon
W. J. Mann
E. K. Hoar
M.L.A
Messrs. Campbell
Oa. Corker
B. Farleigh
P.D. Forrest
R. Graham
Boyup Brook Fields Two Football Teams For 1949 Season
Boyup Brook announces two teams for the 1949 Nelson Association season with B Grade joining the minor competition. The season opens with a Bridgetown match against Rovers as part of a 12-team league. First round fixtures list May 8 to May 29 with B Grade games at noon followed by senior matches at 2 p.m.
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Boyup Brook
Brade
Rovers
Bridgetown
Warriors
Centrals
New Mail Delivery Timetable for Boyup Brook District
New mail routes announced to operate from May 1 in Boyup Brook district. Routes include Boyup Brook to Mayanup and Upper Tone River with schedules, stops at Mayanup post office, Scott's Brook school, Cross Road points, and return times. Mail contractors are J M Young and M A Brooke.
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Boyup Brook
Mayanup
M. Passeg
Locs
Cross Road
Scott's Brook
J. M. Young
Upper
Tone River
M. A. Brooke
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Junior Farmers’ Club
G. Mitchell
Upper Blackwood Sports Committee
Mr. Montgomery
Maradup Put
Stephens
Collie
Blackwood
Holden
Fisher’s Garage
Kirup Mullalyup
Thurs
National Library of Australia
Society Officers
Nelson Association
Boyup
Boyup v
V. Centrals
Warriors Rovers
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Mortgage Bank Department
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