Sunnyside Leads Greenbushes in Final as Perks and Westlake Stand Firm
Representatives in Final resumed after the weekend with Sunnyside adding 51 runs to reach 113 in an innings and a 265 run lead. Openers L. Perks and Westlake for Greenbushes resisted the Sunnyside bowlers before Perks fell to a dismissal by Law. Carter apart, other lotsmen offered little trouble and the match ended shortly before afternoon tea adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Greenbushes
L. Perks
Westlake
Perks Law
Carter
Captains Praise Sunnyside and Green Rushes Teams
Captain Bill Wheatley of Sunnyside credits the season’s success to the social side led by the ladies and the team spirit. Addie Roberts of Green Rushes praises the cricket, notes Sunnyside’s prior win, and pays tribute to Wheatley and Sunnyside’s sportsmanship while hoping for a strong bowler batsman next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wheatley
Sunnyside
Addie Roberts
Greenrushes
Crazy Hat Worth Money in Bridgetown Red Cross Event
Community dance on April 18 at Bridgetown features a Crazy Hat contest with prizes for originality. Red Cross notes include a £40 donation and Britain relief appeals, with ongoing clothing and food drives at the local depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Britain
Redreak
W. Slim
Yornup Mill
Caltex Depot Reopens for Full Fuel Supply
Caltex Depot reopens after Pool Petroleum closure. Patterson and Co Limited announce continued supply of Caltex motor spirit power kerosene castillate and industrial oils from Bridgetown Packing House depot. They promise enhanced service to clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool Petroleum
Patersons and Co. Limited
Bridgetown
Bridgetown Toc-H Reforms After Eight Years
Bridgetown Toc-H has been reformed after eight years. The first post war meeting was held at the RSL club with 16 members attending. Elected offices include Chairman W Urquhart and others. The movement aims to foster understanding and reduce class distinctions.
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Bridgetown
R.S.L
W. Urquhart
G. Henry
R. Neville
E. T. Moyes
P. Thorman
K. Woodthorpe
Bill Moyes
Toe-H
Harold Lewis
P. B. (Tubby) Clayton
Church of Politics
Toc-H
Home for Easter Miss Maxine Smith at Bridgetown
Miss Maxine Smith of the Children's Hospital Perth returned home briefly to Bridgetown for the weekend during Easter.
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Maxine Smith
The
Children's Hospital
Perths
Bridgetown
Sunnyside vs Wheatley in First Innings Summary
Sunnyside totals 72 all out with Giblett 25 and Roe 28 not out. Harrod leads bowling with 4 for 32 and Herbert takes 3 for 46 as Wheatley defend. Sundries add minor runs amid a brittle batting display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley
Harrod
J. Gibblett
Giblett
Broomfield
G. Farquhar
Lee Steere
Dilks
Herbert
Roe
A. Braund
K. Smith
R. Giblett
A. Sells
W. Bratind
Greenbushes Second Innings Collapse in Close Match
L Perks and Lbaw top the innings with 6 and 5 runs respectively as Greenbushes chase, with Broomfield and Dilks contributing. notable bowling by W Braund and A Braund, Wheatley and Roe. Fall of wickets shows a tight finish, final totals and overs cited.
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Roe
W. Braund
A. Braund
Wheatley
Chemist's Lucky Escape After Car Hits Pole
Local chemist Mr T McInnes escaped unharmed after his Morris sports car struck a telephone post on the Bridgetown Greenbushes road. The crash damaged the radiator grill, windscreen, undercarriage and door, with repairs possibly costing up to £100 at a Bridgetown garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemist
Bridgetown-Greenbushes Road
T. McInnes
Soccer match aids Britain Food for Britain appeal at showground
A charity match Sunday afternoon at the showground features Bridgetown Wanderers versus the Catterick District Farmers Club to raise funds for the Britain Food for Britain appeal. Farmers are reported to be taking part in the event and spectators are invited to attend.
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Britain
Food For Britain
Showground
Bridgetown Wanderers
Catterick District
Sister Kate's Boys Head to Kenwick After Six Years
After six years at Greenbushes Sister Kate's home moves to Kenwick. Gratitude is extended to friends for generous donations as the children depart while remaining in spirit with church and endeavour efforts. The boys were active in church life and in sport, and their presence will be missed.
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Greenbushes
Kate
Kenwick
Church of Enghing
Christian Endeavour
Waining hard for the match proceeds aid tea event
A local event offers afternoon tea to raise funds for the Red Cross. Attendees enjoy televised match anticipation with proceeds supporting British flood relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Foud
Manjimup dominates Interschool cricket results in A division
In the inter-school competition including Manjimup Bridgtown Pemberton Jardee and Deanmill Manjimup won the A division cricket match against Pemberton by 12 percent with strong batting from Humphries Graham Deighton retired Major and Deighton x Metcalf. B division saw Manjimup win 78 to 25 over Pemberton while Girls softball had Pemberton 28 Manjimup 22 and Bridgewater defeated Deanmill 28. A men’s singles championship between W Armstrong and L Pittelkow is set for Bridgetown at 3 pm Sunday.
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Manjimup
Pemberton
Bridgetown
Jardee
Deanmill
K. Tiffen
K. Kern
Manjjmap
Mantabatu
M. Pattick
Blechynden
Poe Deanmill
W. Armstrong
L. Pittelkow
Koyup Brook
Ladies and Gentlemen Elect: Aitken Prevails in Singles
In the Ladies Singles Championship Mrs. Aitken defeated Miss Cogan 6 4 9 7 to claim the title. The Men’s singles final featured W Armstrong and L Pittelkan as contenders. Handicap events and doubles results include Mills and Brown defeating Leggett and Minchin, and Brookes and Mrs Cain triumphing over Flintoff and Mrs Lone. The tournament closed with a dance on Easter Monday as Club President A Flintoff announced winners and awarded trophies.
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Mrs. Aitken
Miss Cogan
W. Armstrong
L. Pittelkan
P.M. Rean Hea
Onliana
Moms
Dhvaitos Vielierrpe
Epcostiera Quietta
CIA de
Seipel Wrens
Mills
Brown
Leggett
Minchin
K. Brookes
Mrs Cain
H. Flintoff
Mrs. Lone
A. Flintoff
Local Paper Publisher Mentions Three Weeklies
The note states ownership and publishing of the Boyup Brook Bulletin, Manjimup Mail, and Pemberton Post as part of a regional newspaper operation. It confirms the publishing houses and lineup without additional details on editions or circulation.
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Boyup Brook Bulletin
Manjimup Mail
Pemberton Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunnyside Go
M. Roe
H. Sells
F. Lee Steere
D. Giblett
G. Giblett
Krgeling
W. Wheatley
F. Bruines
Caltex
Nes Tieeting
Angerih Wish
Hh Phe
Elvaiy
Ollips Dita
Ea TO
Lindsay
Lbaw
BR .Westlike
Raund
E. Roberts
H Wheatley
R. Dilks
AL Braund
R. Harrod
St. Herbert
Braund
W. Carter
Perks
Ec Giblett
TOTAL
Interschool Sport
Humphries J
Graham
N. Deighton
D. Major x
Metcalf
Miller Boeing
Manjimuurds
Richaphries
Manj Jim Up
Bridgeetown
Deanell
Marsh
Miss Hands
King's Park
Mrs. Cain
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