Pemberton Notes First Season Football Match Recap
On Friday last the season opened with a keen scratch match. Pat Coverley led one side while Hex Coverley led the other in Cunneen’s absence. Highlights include Reg Coverley and Crown with goals and Neil Gillan among the scorers as teams plan regular lineups next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Coverley
Johu Cunneen
Hex Coverley
Wee
Coverley
Rey Crown
Brown
Ron Riffing
Micky Hes
Seals
Neil Gillan
Tom Chavis
Oly A Seratch
Manjimmo
School notes on team training and memorial service
Mise Riley leads a plan to form a basketball team and train the pupils for competitions from Menumop and beyond. The senior class honored President Roosevelt with a half mast flag ceremony and memorial service followed by hymns and the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Riley
Menumop
Roosevelt
Clrb
Avnbury Police Boys Visit Includes Displays and Sports
Police boys under Mr. Ben Taman visited Pemberton for a weekend itinerary of demonstrations at Mill Hel School including rhythmic drill vaulting and skimming by Ron Buswill. They toured hatcheries and swimming facilities with Mr. Kelly and Tom Nichols and enjoyed a football match with Youth Club boys followed by a supper hosted by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Ben Taman
Pemberton
Ron Buswill
Phese
Ralph Kelly
Tom Nichols
Pemberton Athlok
Toward Green
Taman
Jo Welock
Kelly
Divine
Alsa
Bopbury
Thompston
Aye
Roby
Willems
Rose
Pemberton Yorth Mob
Terbory
Social and Personal News from Pemberton Area
Mr and Mrs Girden welcome a son. Baby Daphne Greenhow injured by boiling water and is hospitalized in Pemberton. Mr Chadwick Snr in hospital with a broken leg and recovering. The Gilchrists and Diffin family hosted guests. A cable from son Richard reports repatriation and later good health, then arrival in Allied forces in Western Europe. Dick had been a prisoner of war since Crete. service details follow. Local families thank friends in the East for support as relatives serve in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girden
Northcliffe
Daphne Greenhow
Bop
Pemberton Sospital
Chadwick Snr
Jack Gilchrist
Daugher
Diffin
Willeh
Pemberton
AGLI
Thao
Northam
Ser
Wavel
Benghasi
Hypale
Greece
Tewis Nike Pereneies
Germany
East
Hertrne
Albany
Pemberton Golf Club Holds Annual Meeting Balance Sheet
The annual meeting of the Pemberton Golf Club was held recently. The balance sheet was presented and showed financial details including assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton Golf Club
Local golf club elects officers and plans spring events
The club elected F. Cox as president with Bloor Inn and J. Winch as vice presidents W. Rann as captain and Knowles and Deadman as vice captains C. W. Roby was secretary Fees remain unchanged Opening day set for Sunday April 22 with Mixed Canadiana A bridge series in the club room is planned Weekly details to follow Greens keeper G Bloor Sur praised for excellent course conditions A note urges action on stray stock affecting fairways and greens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Cox
Bloor Inn
J. Winch
W. Rann
Knowles
Deadman
C. W. Roby
Greens
G. Bloor Sur
Red Cross Seeks Garments and Volunteers for Relief
March reports show the Bridgetown Red Cross sending to headquarters bed capes socks and pajamas while urging more volunteers to sew garments for homeless victims. About 50 members gathered for farewell tea for Mrs. THI and planned sales at the shop. They request material gifts and vegetables or flowers to aid relief efforts as they prepare for the Solomon Islands story next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepot
Walter Tht
Bridgetown
Thi
Sen Huy
Ford Rabbita
Solomon Islands
Plax Mill and Camping Area Visit Noted by Reporter
The visit by Mr F K Hoar to Plax Mill and nearby camping blocks highlighted fine flax samples from skutchers and a strong odor from rotting tanks. He praised hut lining, stoves, electrics, and improved mess-room management now run by Mrs Armstrong and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Hoar
Thoents
War Loan Rally at Kulikup West Australia
A war loan rally and dance drew a large crowd at Koulikup Hall. Mr Hoar and Mr T Eastcott attended. Mr Thekey opened proceedings with support from the View Chairman of the Upper Blackwood Round Board. A subscrip tion of £20 was reported as satisfactory. Hoar will spend four days in Kulikup visiting settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
T. Eastcott
Koulikup
Thekey
Upper Blackwood Round Board
Merb. Moore
Kulikug
Alf Whittaker
Visit to Boyup Brook Hospital Highlights Needed Upgrades
Mr Lewis Moore and Mr Hoar toured Boyup Brook Hospital on a Sunday morning and heard from the doctor and matron about required improvements. They urged government health support to fund repairs including painting walls cracked plaster and a linked water supply. The visit noted relocation of the mortuary and expansion with a new maternity ward and better ambulance access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moore
Hoar
Boyup Ptrowk
Sapile
Ramon
Alec Tyended
Land inquiry team inspects site near six mile turnoff
A small group including Mir Lewis Meare and Mie Gord a Henderson I e visited a proposed land site near the six mile turn off on the Mayaning Real. They were accompanied by an inspector who provided instructions for a thorough inspection and said he would contact the inspector immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Lewis Meare
Mie
Gorda Henderson Ie
Government debates synthetic fibre industry after war
The Upper Hinckwoog Road Board expresses concern over a synthetic fibre industry in Australia. Mr. Hoar writes March 3 that government will monitor demand for fibre products and act if needed. A letter from the Minister for Industrial Development says approval rests with the Commonwealth and the State would object if another state proceeds. Next week details from the importer of aerographes are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinckwoog Riad
Iapcern
Hoar
Tam
Wise
Upper Blackwood Road
Australia
Commonwealth
Hours
Imaporter of Aeriromes
Strychnine Supplies for WA Sought by Road Board
Letter from Hon N Lemmon MHR to Upper Blackwood Road Board requests expanded strychnine supplies for Western Australia amid vermin infestations. Division of Import Procurement notes two large shipments arrived in India and repacking will occur in Western States, with allocation supervised by Commerce and Agriculture. WA sources include F Aulding Ltd Felton Crimwade and Bickford Ltd. State Stores Board may contract with these suppliers for multiple road boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lemmon
M.H.R
Upper Blackwood Road Board
Inport Procurement
India
W.A
Department of Commerce and Agriculture
Ao WA
F. Aulding Ltd
Felton Crimwade and Bickford Ltd
States Stores Board
Upper Blackwood Triumph In Kojonup Cricket Match
Upper Blackwood Association defeated Kojonup Arsoranon by an innings. Kojonup batted first for 65. A Savoury made Becore. G peers and W Dood took four wickets each, Upper Blackwood totaled 161 with FP Chapman 30 and Wagner 28 contributing. Kojonup were bowled out for 23 in the second innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Blackwood Association
Kojonop Arsoranon
Boyup Brooks
Vwisitora
Kojonop
A. Savoury
G. Peers
W. Dood
Upper Blackwom
FP. Chapman
A.W
Contested Ledger of Names and Amounts in Old Record
A fragmented list shows multiple individuals with associated numbers and initials, including Moore 60 Nix 150 Ness 40 Nir 112 Parker 45 Paper Jr. os Lanton 30 Treloar 40 Taylor 80 Wall ace 25 Whitham 50 Yates 130 and a final total described as Kid acres, indicating a historical tally or asset ledger with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. DT. Moore
L. P. Nix
J. Ness
GC. G. Nir
J. B. Nix
Ck. Treasure
T. Taylor
H. W. Treloar
W. Unostead
I. BH. A. Valmadre
J. P. B. M. Wallace
G. T. Whitham
A. A
Yates
Local Council to Use Old Hall as Centre
Dr A E Stenning asks the Upper Blackwood Road Board to use the old hall as a centre for the proposed local council. The hall will be taken over and the council formation proceeds at once with urging for volunteers to join working bees. The South West Road Board association meets May 2 at Bunbury with Lewis Moore and F W Gibbs named as representatives. Road maintenance programs are planned as work resumes at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Stenning
Upper Blackwood Road
South West Road Board
Bunbury
Lewis Moore
F. W. Gibbs
Visit of the Hon W J Mann and Mr W P Uglow Liberal organiser
The Hon W J Mann MLC told weekend complaints about South West railway transport show maintenance strain from war effort easing. He noted rolling stock aging and bedded service suspensions for war materiel, urging railway executives to improve public services as needs rise. Mann also cited growing air travel as common, with flights linking country centres to the metropolis. Mr Uglow criticized Commonwealth housing at Bay up Erik for crowding ten houses on a small block despite surplus land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mann
M.L.C
South West
New Rollin
Peeres
Boyu Brook
Perth
Po “Wr Blackwied Road Board
Berthould
Cuodiy Ty
Ughow
Hodi Churoe Bridgetown Schedule Iris 1945
Bridgetown events listed for Sunday April 24 1945 include church services and meetings at multiple locations. Times cover 11am Bridgetown 2pm Mayanmy 3 30 Hera a rook 7 30 Greenbushes with Rev Norman Inwood Miss J Miller and others plus 4pm Nannop 10pm Bridgetown and 8 8 10 30pm Nansop Mill and 2 20pm Greenbushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Hera
Rook
Greenbushes
Norman Inwood
J. Miller
Rowe
Nansop Mill
American Tea Aids Red Cross Ball Raises Funds
The Indies of the Mayannp Branch of the Red Cross held a tea and ball last Saturday afternoon. Rainy weather did not dampen spirits as attendees contributed to a fundraiser for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Teady
Church of England Bridgetown Sunday Services
The Church of England at St Pauls Bridgetown lists services for Sunday April 22 1945. Morning Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Holy Matins at 9:19 a.m. Evening prayer at 7:30 p.m. and country services include 11 a.m. and 2:10 p.m. at Sunnyelde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
ST. Paul’s Bridgetown
Vornup
Sunnyelde
Political Party Visitors Tour Boyne Brook Weekend
Hon. W. J. Munn MLA and organizer W. B. Ughow along with Mr. E. K. Omr MLA visited Boyne Brook this weekend. Reports of their visit appear in the adjoining column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyne Brook
W. J. Munn
ML. Secompanide
W. BP. Ughow
E. K. Omr
Missiwe Forrest in Sydney for ambulance driving course
Miss iwe Forrest of the WAAF travels to Sydney for a special six week ambulance driving course. Mr and Mrs Hicks return to Harvey. Riley Miller, recently injured, remains hospitalized at Boyop Brook. Mrs Reid Senr discharged, Jock Thompson on leave at Unstead residence. George Dickson of Basington mentioned in Brook area. Local residents Long, Skewes, Bradshaw, Sorensen connected to Perth and United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwe, Forrest
W.aa.f
Sydney
R. H. Hicks
Harvey
Riley Miller
Boyop Brook Hospital
Gilad
Mra. Reid
Senr
Jock Thompson
Alf
Mra. Unstead
Boynp Brook
George Dickson
Basington
George Long
Stanley Rubber Co
Perth
Flax Growers List for the 145 Season in Upper Hackwood
A stitched list names flax growers in Upper Hackwood and their planting shares for the 145 season. Entries include Abel and Archer Brooke, W Beatty, Archer Bros, Bailey Bros, C F Blechyndon, EB Campbell, G L Cuiles, Chambers family, Corkers, J Cavanagh, J Cook, Davies, Dent, Power, Doust, Dickson, May, Domsr, Eas tom, Forrest, Par Weigh, Borrest, Gibbs, Sales, Huck, Hearn, Hale, Hart, Taelian, Johnson, Law Steen, Moulton, Meads, Meares, Murdock, Mulray, Miller and others with varying shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhackwood
Abel
L. Archer
Blerhynden
Ee. Brooks
W. Beatty
Aranchi Bros
A. F. Bailey
C. F. Bailey
Bailey Bros
C.J. F. Blechyndon
C. EL Chambers
EB. A. Campbell
G. L. Cuiles
FP. Chambers
W. and
H. J. Cork
A. Corker
Mr. BR. S. Campbell
J. Cavanagh
J. Cook
R. B. Davies
J. Todd
W. Dent
W. L. EL Power
HT. Doust
C. RB
Tet
AL Dickson
J. OW. May
Elc. Domsr
K. Gy Eastom
T. WW. Forrest
EL Par Weigh
Borrest
Rporeest
RO Puink
Oe Goyder
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Hamilton
Tamilton
W. L. Nelson
Farmers
Westralian Farmers, Ltd
Victoria Insurance Coy
Gipps
Marina
R. Forrest Busselton
R. Forsyth
Frewin
South West Radio Centre
P Hancock and Sons Monumental Masons
Spencer Street
PRI
National Library of Australia
Pemberton Notes
Avnbury Police
Red
Activitls
Boyup
E. K K. Hoar
M.la
Kulikup
Bovup Brook Hospital
Senthetic
National Fitness Council
TOYS
Joe Waddington
Steere Street
Joe's
N. M. Keremelevich
Hampton Street
P.O. Box
S. Lake
Britannia Cafe
Ring Bridgetown
M.I.C
W. P. Uglow
Liberal Party
Hodi Churoe
Nannop
Maeder's
Victoria Street
Bunbur
G. Frazer
A. McInnes
Chinnery
Stevens
Kirup Hotel
Dick Warrick
Kalgoorlie
Mt. Magnet
R. Webb
South West Co-Operative Faners
Busselton
Manjimup
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