South West Football Carnival Sets Eight Teams at Harvey
The 1952 South West Football Carnival will feature eight associations at Harvey with teams Harvey Augusta-Margaret River Busselton Bunbury Murray Collie Warren and Nelson. Donnybrook was eliminated by Augusta-Margaret River in a preliminary match at Harvey last Sunday. Nelson selects 28 players for the carnival led by coach Norm Dawson and Jim Glennie with R Hilder sidelined by injury.
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Harvey
Harvey-Brunswick Association
Donnybrook
Augusta-Margaret River
Busselton
Bunbury
Murray
Collie
Warren
Nelson
Nelson Football Association
Mesrs
Norm Dawson
H. Williamson
Jim Glennie
Manjimup
R. Hilder
J. Glennie
A. Alsop
N. Dawson
F. Faithfull
E. Robertson
W. Eastcott
K. Rankine
L. Guy
J. Herring
J. Prastidis
W. Lewis
J. Taylor
W. Pease
C. Elphick
G. Green
G. Giblett
J. Gibson
J. “Iger
T. Wheatley
A. O’brien
A. Guthridge
EK. Allsop
Fixtures Details of Saturday Carnival Playdowns
Saturday schedule lists Warren-Nelson Bunbury-Harvey Busselton Augusta-Margaret River Collie-Murray Districts games at Harvey Brunswick Junction and Yarloop venues with 12.30 p m 2 45 p m times. Winners meet in Sunday final at 3 p m while Saturday losers play minor final at 12 45 p m and consolation cup deciders set for Sunday morning.
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Collie
Murray
Busselton
Augusta Margaret River
Warren
Nelson
Harvey
Bunbury
Augusta-Margaret River
Brunswick Junction
Brunswick
Warren-Nelson
Bunbury-Harvey
Yarloop
Augusta
James Af
Housewife Carmel Watson Dies After Fall at Bridgetown
The tragic death occurred on Monday of Mrs. Carmel Watson wife of Mr. Jack Watson of Bridgetown after a fall at her home. She was 39 and left a husband and six children. Funeral at Bridgetown Thursday followed Requiem Mass at St. Bridget's Church celebrated by Rev. Pather Fitzgerald.
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Carmel Watson
Jack Watson
Bridgetown
Better Facilities at Bridgetown Hospital
Bridgetown Hospital adopts a new outpatient card index to track patient history and outstanding fees. The board, after a September meeting, also plans a telephone line for the secretary and assigns the extension to Mr. Hodgson. In August admissions were 45 with 62 discharges. eight births and two deaths.
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Bridgetown Hospital
Manjimup Hospital
T’ Velteh
Sale
R. Leggett
A. Hodgson
Leggett
Hodgson
Trade Protection Association
R. P. Davis
J. Ancock
Correction of donation amount by War riors Football Club
In the September 12 issue a donation to provide jerseys for the State school boys was incorrectly listed as £17. The correct amount is £7 10. This correction notes the adjusted sum from the War riors Football Club.
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Warriors Football Club
Bridgetown Police Court fines for license failures and cattle stray
In Bridgetown Police Court on September 17 Perlini Carrado of Yornup was fined £2 with costs for riding a motor cycle without a valid licence and disqualified from driving six months. Frederick Maslin was fined £2 with costs £2/6 for permitting cattle to stray on public roads after warning. Melvin Kenneth de Landgrafft of Manjimup was fined £2 with costs £2/6 for riding a motorcycle with an expired licence plate found August 4. The case was before Mr L W Stotter BM.
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Bridgetown
Perlini Carrado
Yornup
Trekardo
Carrado
Frederick Maslin
Prizes Expanded for Dinninup Show Winners
New prizes added to the Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society show scheme reward children in handicrafts and photography. Mrs. Williams offers a guinea for the girl with most entries, Mr. Quartermaine provides rewards for boys with top entries, and Messrs Fraser sponsor top photo and handicrafts exhibitors with guineas and half-guineas. Culicup donates a bridle for the best boy rider under 15.
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Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society
L. Williams
L. Quartermaine
Messrs. R. and
J. Fraser
Legacy appreciation for August country holidays by Perth
Sir on behalf of Perth Legacy expresses thanks to hosts and helpers who organized the August country holidays for the wards of deceased servicemen. The note lists many hosts and guests across Bridgetown Greenbushes and surrounding areas, thanking them for giving children a chance at a normal life.
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Perth
Bridgetown
Armstrong
Pamela McDonald
Smithard
Roberta
Jennifer
Michael Manning
W. J. Meagher
Greenbushes
Charlie
Ted Truslove
Five Meetings Not Three for Local Trotting Club
The secretary Mr F L Semmens reported a debit balance of £105 1 10 at the Nation Bank. Five meetings are planned for 1952 53 starting December 6 with nominations and subscriptions in progress. The South West Trotting Gamnell set race dates December 6 January 10 February 14 March 14 April 1953.
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F. L. Semmens
Nation Bank
Bridgetown
Aven
F. L. Bemmens
Gamnell
_NO FINALITY ON VETERINARY CLUB
At a Bridge town Farmers Union meeting last Wednesday the zone council committee's plan to establish a veterinary club in the district was debated. Critics questioned financing and the need given existing local practitioners, and the group left the topic with uncertainty about implementation.
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D. P. Reid
Bridgetown
The
Farmers’ Union
T. H. Hallett
C. R. Pocock
Reid
Agricultural Society Ready for Show Day Preparations
The Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society schedules a joint working bee and barbecue on October 4 to ready for show day on November 4. Attendees must bring their own meat. beer and trimming will be provided. President L C Basford urges members to bring 44 gallon drums to trap flies. Mr E L Dempster prefers supplying his own beer to meat. the suggestion of bringing fat lambs is not taken seriously.
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Upper Blackwood Agricultural Society
L. C. Basford
E. L. Dempster
Bridgetown Seeks Grand Final Win In Local Basketball
The Blackwood Warren Basketball Association gears up for Saturdays grand final at Manjimup with Bridgetown led by EK Hodgson and J Bloxsome. Awards were handed at a Monday Manjimup meeting, Keath Hodgson named Fairest and Best and Maude Michelle Most Consistent. trophies to be presented by Mrs. E Hoar after the game.
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Blackwood-Warren
Keath Hodgson
Dragons
Bridgetown
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