Tow Lua Golf Club Weekend Events Summary
On Saturday May 16 a bogey competition saw ten players in wet conditions, won by H Deadman at one over, followed by J Rowberry and W Deadman. Sunday hosted a flag contest won by B Hangel, with a 28-player mixed foursome and numerous results listed for pairs. Next Sunday offers an open event to aid the Red Cross Prisoner of War effort.
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H. Deadman
J. Rowberry
W Deadman
Hi Green
G. Bloor Sr
G. Bloor Jr
H. Smith
C. Roby
B. Hangel
Miss E. Richards
Bloor Jr
Rowberry
Rann
Red Cross
Associates
Expert Mutton Restrictions Lifted for Export Goods
The Minister for Commerce W J Scally announced new limits on exports into store for mutton beef pork and lamb parts. Restrictions lifted from May 18 1962 under a plan to buy common quality mutton wethers and ewes including second quality hoggets at UK contract prices minus 13 per cent. Offals not covered by the plan.
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W. J. Scally
Canberra
Australian Meat Board
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Totalitarianism 4 Subtle For By Nag Goodini
A fragmented meditation condemns totalitarianism and tyrants. It rails against unrestrained violence that harms democracy, religion, and civilization, asserting humanity needs divine grace to resist coercive power and preserve liberty. Quoted aphorisms punctuate the critique.
War finance clash stalls Sandgate producer gas plant
In a Senate debate Senator Gordo Brown of Queensland attacked finance methods hindering wartime industry. He cited a Sandgate firm unable to secure bank accommodation for 1000 producer gas units at £35 each, despite a government contract and a £4000 plant outlay. He urged government action, accusing the financial system of blocking essential war production and noting similar complaints from others.
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Gordo Brown
Queensland
Finisham
Tralee
Love Jung
Ite
ROE
Thad Pit
Frm
Arti Tana
Shire
Brisbane
McBride
Brown
Orone
Tsig
Manufacturers Association
Bat
Mick
Blance
Australis
Stnage
Darcey
Labour Party
Fem
Herbert Hays
Capital Tsues Advisory Board
Finr
McBrid
Falten
Commonwealth
Australia
Mik
Sandgate
Wayson
Uhe Main Roads Commission
Orn
Herd Testing Report From Sub Dean Dairy Period End March 1922
Under Secretary for Agriculture G K Baren Hay releases a condensed dairy herd testing report for the period ending 31 March 1922. Data include average cows tested per herd, milk output in pounds, butterfat percentages, and monthly averages across multiple herds and farms. Names and codes appear for individual herds such as Meade, S.C. Maidment, N.14, ADO 12.99, WMA, and others, with varied totals and efficiency metrics.
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S.C
Kot
Wma
Ininger
Ronmel
Bwv
George
Downe
Civil Defence Activate Bridgetown District Under Regulations
The Bridgetown Road Board gains Civil Defence recognition and authority with ARP workers ready to serve. Mr R E Doust becomes head warden and Rev H W Farman deputy, with more wardens sworn in. Civil Defence Council approves board requests and supplies training literature at council expense.
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Road Board
B.P
Civil Defence Council
Ares
R. E. Doust
H W. Farman
He Long
Mysas
Emergency ration forms urged for fuel crisis help
In a potential state of emergency to protect fuel supplies for consumers in the district, officials stress the need for prompt completion of Special Emergency Ration Forms. Although forms have been available, few consumers on farm holdings have submitted details. Consumers should obtain forms from Read Board office and provide required information promptly.
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Read Board
Social and Personal Notices From Bridgetown District
Transfers and appointments mark local service shifts in water works and road boards. Hana moves from Water Supply Department Tvidgetown to Collie. Odgers becomes Narrogin water supply officer. Mrs MacKinnon remains ill and hospitalized in Bridgetown. E Riggins to take Bry Road Board duties January 19. Sir Siggins to arrive from Mundaring Road Board. Private W Cornwall welcomed at Red Cross dance. Constables Watts Eston transferred within region.
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Hana
Water Supply Department
Tvidgetown
Collie
P. C. Odgers
Narrogin
V v
MacKinnon
Bridgetown Hospital
E. Riggins
Bry Road Board
Siggins
Buying or Selling Advertise Your Requirements in Advocate
A brief notice invites readers to place buying or selling requests in the Advocate. It promises wide reach for classified needs and stresses simple submission and prompt publication. The item urges business owners and individuals to use the Advocate as a rapid channel for commerce.
Church Notices SUNvax at Bridgetown and Sayanup schedule
Church notices list services and times across Bridgetown and nearby towns. Rev H W Farman and Rev H W Parman are mentioned with various service times and locations including Greenbrushes Boyup Brook Sayanup and Yarnup Mill with references to May dates.
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Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
H.W. Farman
St Pauls Bridgetown Sunday Service Schedule
Sunday May 6 service times listed for Holy Communion Sunday School Matins Sermon Byensong sermon Holy Communion and Sermon May 2 197 will include Breaking of Bread Bible Study Prayer Meeting led by Pastor Turkington Input shows a church schedule with multiple services and events across days with times and titles.
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Asn
Byensong
Semon Forup
Tj, Turkington
Red Cross Notes Monthly Dance Raise Funds in Bridgetown
Red Cross notes report a series of monthly dances at Bridgetown Town Hall on the third Friday. The first dance raised 10 shillings 1 pence with extra hours adding £1. £3 more collected in minutes. Monthly meeting set for Friday January. 2:80 pm start. Headquarters urges branches to double work and volunteers to assist with bandages and garments as May funds go to Prisoners' Fund.
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Yes Teen
Soci
Bridgetown Town Hall
Tloney
Priday
Jane
Red Cross
Soldiers Welfare and St Pest's Guild Meetings Reports
The Soldiers Welfare Committee met May 18 at Miners Hall to plan a June community concert and dance to fund parcels for local troops. A batch of parcels valued at 10d each was recently delivered, while speakers were unavailable for Jim Patterson Bill Viner and Charlie Keony’s welcome at the birthday event. St Pest’s Ladies Guild held its annual meeting May 15 at the RSL rooms. Mrs Davies resigned after 31 years, with Mr Cardell-Oliver succeeding as president’s deputy. An August church bazaar was planned and stalls assigned. A broad broadcast essay by Sir P J Clarey promotes freedom and individual development in the war context.
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Soldiers Welfare Committee
Miners’ Hall
Feds
Middle East
Specker
CWA
Pests Ladi
St. Pest's Ladie’ Guild
RSL
Davies
Cardell-Oliver
Davis
Mim Ankle
Wibbotts Steamirer
P. J. Clarey
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