Dinninap FC Beats Hoyup in Narrow Football Match
Dinninap Football Club visited Ehoynj Dretk and edged Hoyup 11 goals 14 behinds, with Linkin players KKillne WL Porter and W Brew among scorers. Hoyup’s Kingy Jock DPconst and T Miller stood out, while upcoming visit to Neg mer is planned and a 0.15 departure advised for transport.
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Jae Ponthy
Wight
Dinninap
Ehoynj
Aeeres
Qiquinap
Elites
Sinninap
Tlei Rcular
Tross
Linkin
Kkillne
Porter
Sin
W. Brew
Teatty
Werwot
Th Miller
UL Porsythe
Stanton
Hoyup
SS Wanna
Dash
Kingy
Jock Dpconst
T. Miller
Sean
Frio Cibte
W. Beatty
Piper Bros
Pemberton Trout Hatchery Progress and Local Support
The Pemberton Society reports eight years of effort to expand trout stocks into a hatchery capable of supplying 100000 Brown Trout Fry for statewide distribution. Eyogenous trapping yielded 178 spawners and over a quarter million eggs, with 96 percent of caught trout being Rainbows. Public appeals in Manjimup Pemberton drew generous donations from Hall and Martyn, Fontanini, Ryan, and many locals. Meanwhile a local girls’ basketball match saw Gwynne defeat their opponents 6 to 4, with standout players listed.
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Povey
Pemberton
Manjimup Pemberton
Hall
Martyn
A. Fontanini
Dr. Ryan
Wwe
Pal Pemberton
A. Wyatt
KK. Bifin
Pemberton Hotel
P. Collins
J. W. Margereson
C. d. Droust
G. V. Richards
W. C. Muir
Vurnavides
P. Kingston
Thririam
Micheldes No
Annual Ball of the P. and A. Association
The P. and A. Association held its annual ball last Saturday with novelty dances under colored beams and main lights off. Music by a four piece band led by Angus Barness. Door duty by BR Campbell with Stan Tow. Funds total about £16. The Pemberton Red Cross annual meeting renewed office bearers and scheduled the national ball for September 2.
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MUC
Angus Barness
BR. Campbell
Stan Tow
Pemberton Brich
Red Cross
National Fitness visit to Pemberton clubs and youth activities
Mr. Halliday and Miss Love of the National Fitness Council visited Pemberton on a Wednesday. They toured the school and bunk house sites, saw films about Bickley Camp, and attended a Youth Club gathering with supper and folk dancing. News arrives that £4 has been allotted to the Youth Club.
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FE. Halliday
Miss Love
National Fitness Council
Pemberton
Frerem
National Fitness Club
Walliday
Everett
Bickley Camp
Pemberton School Plans and Progress Amid Rainy Week
The article notes rain halted football at the school while enrollment grows prompting talk of new buildings and planned septic tanks and drainage. A youth club display is planned later with dances, songs, gym work, and exhibits by pupils including Ken Littlefair and Irene Tinnter.
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Yelford
Hewiss
Ken Littlefair
John Hanniball
Linwid Elliott
Micky Tomer
Margaret Simpoon
Ron Biffin
Pat Coverley
Irene Tinnter
Pemberton School
Post Office
Slare
Weekend Sports Preview With Local Fixtures At Perth
Week end sports notes conjecture on winners for the muge leg chop and other events including foot running and Mag race. Organizer Mr Griff Lunn and committees push hard to ensure a successful fixture in aid of the children's trip to Perth in October. A dance will follow that night drawing a large crowd.
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Creat
Griff Lunn
Perth
Conrt Bays
Perth Boys School
Oon
Fotloews
Dresemok Thoreday
Therwin Ales
Tangement
Vidon
Pemberton Youth Club Building Shapes Its Centre
The club formed before premises existed prompting a Youth Centre built on Northcliffe School ground with government help and a mutual day use arrangement with the Parents and Citizens Association. The new facility includes a gym, library, kitchen and lift, valued at £450 with £15 labour. Activities span weekly programs and monthly events, with weekends featuring swimming, dances, and trips, plus supervised crafts and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcliffe
Actioit
Parents and Citieens Association
Golf notes on con championship and Captains Trophy
Rain interrupted last Sunday's con championship with continuation planned for the following week. Ladies competed for the Captains Trophy. winner listed as Mrs Mey FomereP with various names and scores noted in a crowded, partially legible field.
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Mey Fomerep
Liauress
McKeever
Goddard
GLAD
Hyor Sur
Mors
Nay
Mira
Smith
Ureen
Sad
AIG
Mes
Dea
Bloor Jn
Mire
Thompeton
Mike U2
Green
Mere
Knowles Gud
Basketball game report with unclear details and names
A fragmentary basketball note describes a fast paced game with players named Perkins and Thinter. The text mentions a first goal around a minute in and references a brief, brisk contest despite many unreadable words.
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Daphne Thinter
Bridgetown Golf Links Stroke Contest Sees Record Turnout
A larger field pressed the Bridgetown Golf Links last Saturday with BH 8. Hester winning the stroke event and lowering his handicap. Scores include Hester 75-7-88 and Pearce 81-11-10 among others. A Stableford is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Bridgetown
Hester
RS. Hester
L. Pearce
E. L. Mitchell
W. L. Owen
W. Scott
W. Toyer
J. Ipsen
W. T. Jones
T. Salvair
T. Rpeer
Returnees and community notes from Bridgetown area
Social and Personal column reports prisoners of war Kay Wechynden and Gordon Leonard arriving home in Bridgetown with a welcome dance planned. It mentions farewells for Wariu Hastie and Peter Smith, a Perth transfer for Gloria, Peter joining the Navy, and other local moves, hospital stays, births, housing work, school bus award, and agricultural activity with flax, wool, and dam updates.
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Bridgetown
Tes Kay Wechynden
Gordon Leonard
Wariu Hastie
Peter Smith
Convent Hall
Gloria
Perth
Peter
Navy
Jim Scott
Deave
RAAF
Molly Lyons
Tessie Webster
Metropolis
Les
Godley
KAA
Manjimop
Alan Tuankine
Thidgetown
Alan
Air
Ron
Mayanop
Cound
Stokes
Boyup Book Cooperative
Plax
Boyup
Plax Growers Association
Boyup Hall
D. Forrest
Biond Board
Bailey Brown
A. E. Wilson
Poyup Brook
Muradup
Creenbushes
Winnie Halden
TM Dodd
Boyop Brook
Royup
Noyes
Trailway
Super
Jenny Graham
Thhe Awas
Jane
Scout Troop Names District Commissioner and Plans Event
Congratulatory notices confirm Bob Rawson and John Faithfull as leaders for Tot Tro. Mr. Gwrt Whitensohne is appointed District Commissioner. A field day is planned after weather permits with Troop 2 Deanmill sending a letter. Walter Wartehley resigns as line leader. Rock and Bob Deixem aided Saturday War with axe work. thanks to Mr Phillips for Carpentry Badge examiner duties.
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Ty Bob Rawson
John Faithfull
Bunbury
Angus
Weil
Gwrt Witehensohne
Deanmill
Walter Wartehley
Rock
Bob Deixem
Mr. Phillips
Red Cross Notes Bridge Town Branch Meeting Report
The August 3 Red Cross bridge town branch meeting drew 24 members. Receipts totalled 114 pounds 0 shillings 2 pence with many donations from local residents and groups. Members display garments for children overseas and seek more help before month end while thanks are given for materials and violets received.
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Bridge Town
The
Red Criss
A. Friend
Lynam
R. Turner
F. F. Herriott
T. Speer
Speer
Croft-Davis
Yornup Mills
W. Slim
Wardell Johnson
Perth
Perth, £ 2; Depot Takings, £ 50/4/8; total £ 114/0/2, Mrs. Mardon
Elder
Champ
Glascock
1D Wilson
G. F
Get Your Requirements from BOY UP BROOK WOOD YARD
A church notice lists services at St Pauls Bridgetown on Sunday August 12 1945. Holy Communion at 10 am Children at 11 am Matins at 7 40 pm Evensong and Sermon. Country services at 3 pm. Times for weddings and funerals by arrangement with the Rector.
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ST. Paul's Bridgetown
Winnigup
Bridgetown
Grenbusken
Teel Lake
Norman Inwood
R. Stevens
Gospel church schedule at Pemberton outlined
Full Gospel Church in Pemberton lists services including a.m. Breaking of Bread, afternoon meeting, Friday 7.30 p.m. prayer meeting with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Church
Pemberton
Penicillin discussed for bovine mastitis by research council
Letter from G F Curthew to the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research notes penicillin use for bovine mastitis. G A Cook and the Chief of Animal Health discuss that investigations are in farmers’ interests, penicillin could aid control, but emphasis remains on prevention and trained application.
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P.P.A
G. F. Curthew
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Council
G. A. Cook
Australia
Pacific
Commonwealth Department of Health
Prevention system touted by HamiEdon by Bridgetown agent
Farmers are urged to note that prevention is the basis of the Hamiedon system and widely used across the Commonwealth. Explanatory literature and advice are available through the Bridgetown Agent W. L Nelson with supply and support.
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Commonwealth
Bridgetown
W. L Nelson
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