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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Nov 08, 1946

Page

3

Road Upgrades Set for Manjimup Bridgetown Route

Minister for Public Works A R G Hawke said tar sealing would begin on the Manjimup Bridgetown road before next winter with bitumenisation before the following summer to provide a continuous Perth to Manjimup route. The Pemberton main street would also be tarred to reduce dust.

Manjimup Bridgetown Hawke Iitumen Perth Pemberton Man Limup Perup River Mt. Barker Nornalup

Pemberton Sees Welcome Rain Boost Crops and Tanks

A weekend rainfall at Pemberton measured 63 points by 9 am Monday, with additional showers on Monday. Potatoes and other crops benefited as did domestic water tanks, marking the best rainfall in some time.

Pemberton

Hearts Are Trumps at Bridgetown Drama Night

Bridgetown staged Hearts Are Trumps at the club's theatre with the usual snob vs newcomer fare. The cast included Mrs Rawson, Mesdames Burley Wynn Corker and Garr and Mr King, while Manjimup offered The Mug and Pemberton presented The Family Album along with musical interludes by local artists and guests.

Bridgetown Rawson Mesdames Burley Wynn Corker Mavis Gloria Garr Henderson Dusting Dodson Naylor King Manjimup K. Crisp Mgr. J. Gabbedy Peterson Pemberton Robery Rochet White Moore Mr. Robery Jardee

28th Dinninup Show Shines With Postwar Revival

Ideal weather drew a large crowd to Dinninup for the 28th Show. Attendance and exhibits rose to prewar levels with notable cattle and sheep displays and a record number of motor vehicles. Sir James Mitchell opened the event praising modern machinery and the plough as a wealth creator. The society presented funds from Upper Blackwood and the Lotteries Commission to the Road Board. An elegant escort by riders of both sexes impressed the Governor. Local officials delivered votes of thanks as President H J Blechynden credited exhibitors and committees for a successful day. Judge D Cornwall praised the prize lot, declaring it among the best in 160 years. Additional prize winners included Mrs Russell, Valerie Parker, and G Bunny. About fifteen side shows entertained a large crowd. Pioneer visitor Doug Moore, the society’s first secretary, attended. Full judge results to follow next issue.

Dinninup Shaw James Mitchell Sir James Leslie Craig M.L.C Hoar Mann Tuckey Society H. J. Blechynden Boyup Brook D. Cornwall of Wagin Russell Valerie Parker G Bunny

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