Donations To Bridge Town Hospital Acknowledgments
Matron E Ajisbett records gifts to Bridge Town Hospital including vegetables from Maidment Summers Surleff and King. books from Bearne Williams. lemons from Henry Reid. cake jam and honey from various donors. flowers from Grimes. and miscellaneous items from Hospital Women's Auxiliary and the Liberal Party Ball.
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E. Ajisbett
Bridgetown Hospital
Mr. Maidment
Dave Summers
Surleff
W. Pearce
King
Cartage
C. Moves
Cox
Mr. King
Bearne
L. Williams
Henry
D. P. Reid
Surle
St John Ambulance Bridgetown Sub Centre Reports Year
The St John Ambulance Bridgetown Sub Centre reports 4 721 miles and 12 trips in the year with running costs of 104 15 4. Officers elected include E A Duncan president and Major Whittell vice president. Members praise Mr Lockley and Mr Gillespie for their work and recount a 372 mile night trip to Nannup and Perth.
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Gillespie
E. A Duncan
Major Whittell
R. Gillespie
A. Peck
Van
Lockley
BE. A. Duncan
Mr. Duncan
St. John Ambulance
Bridgetown
Major Whitell
Nannup
Perth
Subscription price notice in Bridgetown Advocate
The Bridgetown Advocate announces a subscription rate of 8 6 per year payable in advance. The notice appears in the Thursday edition dated November 4, 1948 on Page 2.
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Bridgetown Advocate
Monthly meeting discusses ambulance service and support funds
The Bridgetown sub centre weighs cooperation with Manjimup in case the Bridgetown van must be repaired. Major Whittell warns Manjimup serves Balingup and Greenbushes too, urging priority for Bridgetown obligations. A later note requests £2 2s to aid Bunbury’s St John Ambulance team at Hobart competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
St. John Associaciation
Bridgetown
Lockley
Whittell
Balingup
Greenbushes
Bunbury
St. John Ambulance
Hobart
Tasmania
Bridgetown Brigade
Bunbury Association
Rifle Club Marker Wins Spoon Event At $6d Yards
E Billington won the Spoon with a 0 32 5 hep 67 total after 14 rounds at the $6d yards range. Shepherd and Pate did not compete. Other scores included J Chevis 69 and L Reid 64, with many entries across 500 and 600 yard stages. A spoon shoot and the first stage of the Les Reid trophy are planned for Sunday, with a teams shoot on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Billington
K. Shepherd
F. ‘Tate
F.pate
EB. Billington
L. Reid
KF. Baines
K. Geard
R. Hester
D. Billington
J. Chevis
G. Hoster
R. Copley
M. Paget
Kd. Workman
5. Thorpe
Les Reid
No Honorariums Debated by Bridgetown St John Ambulance
At the Bridgetown Sub centre annual meeting Mr Lockley urged paying the secretary an honorarium citing the new van and increased travel while Major Whittell suggested paying both men. Both declined the payments, noting long hours and business concerns.
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Bridgetown
St. John Ambulance
Lockley
Ratepayers’ Meeting Sidelight Highlights Street Path Issue
At Monday's meeting a resident drew attention to a dangerous path leading to her home. The chairman vowed Central Ward members would inspect and complete the work this year, while another resident quipped that he would believe it when he saw it.
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Central Ward
Exciting First Innings Draw In Sunnyside Railways Match
Sunnyside and Railways played to a drawn match after a lively first innings. Shoebridge captained Railways with six early wickets, Haren took 3 for 6, and George Giblett and Max Roe were top scorers for Sunnyside. Lee Steere excelled in the field, and Sunnyside reached 6 for 18 in their second innings while Railways folded at 76.
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Shoebridge
Railways
Sunnyside
Haren
George Giblett
Max Roe
K. Crowley
Sparkman
Roe
Giblett
Shepherd
Lee Steere
G. Farquhar
Ec K. Crowley
K. Smith
M. Roe
Shoebridge J
G. Gublett
V. Wright
Haren A. Braund
P. Crowley
Harrison I. Horrell
Haren W. Braund
R. Giblett
Mellows W. Elphick
Harrison
Roe L. Shoebridge
W. Braund
K. Ferguson
Dwyer
A. Braund
R. Mellows
G. Giblett
J. Haren
A. Brat
Sparkmas
D. Crowley
Roe H. McRea
Roe S. Shepherd
Ww. Braund Sundries
Bridgetown Golf Club Closes Season With Trophies
Bridgetown Golf Club wraps a successful season with prize presentations led by Mr. Ewing and vice president Mr. Mackinnon. Winners include the Monthly Mug and Captain’s trophies, with R. S. Hester and P. R. Salvair among top finishers. Mixed events and minor trophies also noted, plus plans for clubhouse and links improvements.
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Ewing
C. A. Mackinnon
T. Speer
J. Sparks
R. Young
W. C G. Meares Jnr
Owen Sparks
Ron Young
P. R. Salvair
H. G. Long
E. 8. Hester
Ss. V. Wheatley
Roy Doust
R. Stevens
W. A. Doust
P. H. Evans
W. L. Doust
R. 8
Hester
A. T. Peck
Dr. Rooke
W. D. Ring
G. H. Randell
E. §. Hester
F. ©. Nelson
W. L. Dougt
R. S. Hester
Carl Moyes
M. Scott
Miss Meares
T. Salvair
A’s
I. Kirby
B’s. R. M. Davies
R. Rooke
P. Salvair
Co. Moyes
F. B. Hester
J. Goyder
Stableford
A's
B's
D. Rooke
G. Briggs
C. Moyes
P. Balvair
J. Kirby
W. Ring
A. Scott
J. Brandenberg
W. Doust
Pansford
V. Wheatley
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