Destruction of Rabbits Campaign Moves at Farmers Union
At a Catterick Farmers Union meeting members voted to back a New Zealand inspired eradication program using all available tools to wipe out rabbits. The group urged the rabbit board to assist farmers, while also seeking more copies of a pig industry survey and urging branding of seed oats to curb mislabeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catterick
The
Farmers' Union
New Zealand
Rabbit Board
F. Head
W. R. Meagher
Football Meeting Sets Selection Rules and Clearances
On June 16 in the hall Mr. Quinn presided over the meeting. J. McDonald was elected as the third member of the selection committee. Unfinancial members will not be considered after June 18. Clearances were granted to two former members to play with Greenbushes. Discussion covered methods for running the accident fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
J. McDonald
Greenbushes
Kirup Maintains Lead With Win Over Wanderers
Kirup defeated Wanderers on June 18, leading the game from start to finish. Wanderers were held to 3 and 1 points in the opening and closing quarters, while Kirup’s scoring surged to finish strongly. Kirup’s goal scorers included R. Allen and W. Allen among others, with best players listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
Wanderers
Captain named for Donnybrook team at Margaret River
R. Allen is selected captain of the Donnybrook Association football team. The squad to play at Margaret River on Sunday June 25 includes Kirup players N. Trigwell E. Ball E. Wall P. O'Dea and B. Dilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
R. Allen
W. Allen
P. O'Dea
J. McDonald
T. Cunningham
Wanderers
F. Morgan
W. F. Howlett
Baty
E. Ball
N. Trigwell
E. Turner
E. Wall
B. Walsh
W. Eastcott
Driver
Donnybrook Association
Margaret River
B. Dilley
Kirup Rifle Club Holds Practice Shoot At 500 Yards
The Kirup Rifle Club conducted a practice shoot over 500 yards on June 18 with shooters A Kingswood A Goddard C Benson C Goddard C Moore Hunt Moore Wr Goddard K Benson A Cooper F Goddard A Hiller posting scores ranging from 63 to 70. Firing rights on the Kirup range extend to January 1 1961 and the Western Range Association aims to address range safety. The next shoot is scheduled for July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup Rifle Club
A. Kingswood
A. Goddard
C. Benson
C. Goddard
C. Moore
Hunt
Moore
Wr. Goddard
K. Benson
A. Cooper
F. Goddard
A. Hiller
Kirup Range
Western Range Association
Kirup Women dominate Boyup Brook in 9-0 win
The Kirup women's hockey team defeated Boyup Brook 9-0 on Saturday. Scorers include E Myles with five goals and P Hinnrichsen and M Myles among the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
Boyup Brook
E. Myles
P. Hinnrichsen
M. Myles
Repairs To Hall Kirup Hall Facelift Underway
Repairs to Kirup Hall include white ant treatment cloakroom steps ventilation and fire extinguishers with £250 to be spent. The hall has stayed closed four years while Principal Architect E Bragg and department supervisor ensure all listed alterations are completed to their satisfaction. Mrs Hurst left for Perth, Mrs Hinnrichsen departs Monday, others plan six week holidays and staff changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Kirup Hall
E. Bragg
Into the Straight and Angel and the Badman at local screens
South West Pictures presents Into the Straight starring Charles Tingwell Muriel Steinbeck George Randell and Nonnie Pelfer with racing footage from Randwick Bouchill and Flemington. Magnificent and Beau Felt head a thrilling horses race while Angel and the Badman features John Wayne and Gail Russell. Screenings include Greenbushes and Boyup Brook as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tingwell
Muriel Steinbeck
George Randell
Nonnie Pelfer
Randwick
Bouchill
Flemington
Magnificent
Beau
Angel and the
America
John Wayne
Gail Russel
South West Pictures
Greenbushes
Boyup Brook
Rabbits and Crown Land Debate at Greenbushes Road Board
Government Vermin Inspector Mr Marshall said Crown Lands are not a menace for rabbits except in open country. Board inspector Mr Perry urged better use of strychnine baits and proposed fumigation with Larvacide. A motion to move fumigation to August was discussed. The Chief Vermin Inspector noted no rise in fox control and the department may pay 40 to 50 thousand foxes, far above the Vermin Tax amount. The Farmers Union Voice Council complained of straying stock on roads including Blackbutt Road. action will follow on proof of offence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
W. Streatfield
E. Roberts
Head
Marshall
Greenbushes Road
Mr. Perry
Voice Council
The
Farmers’ Union
Blackbutt
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Department of Agriculture
Prater
Australia
Western Australia
W.A
Valencia
Kirup News
Globe Furnishing Coy
Arthur Street
Bunbury
F. E. Willcott
Mgr
Government
Mr. Marshall
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Gomimeree
B.H.P
Rootes Group
Skipper Bailey Motor CO. Ltd
Hay Street
Perth
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