Unbeaten Premiers Pemberton Held to Scoreless Draw by Magpies
In Saturday league action the reigning premiers Pemberton and Magpies played to a 0-0 draw after a tense second half. Other results saw Deanmill beat Bridgetown Golds 4-0 and Bridgetown Blues defeating Jardee 4-0. Next week features Deanmill vs Pemberton and a full third round schedule through September with several Manjimup teams in action.
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Magpies
Pembberton
Pemberton
Slammer
Deanmill
Bridgetown Qaids
Gwen Hutchinson
Hene Martin
Bridgetown
Jardee
Bridgetown Blues
Joan Wilkins
Golds
Reguits
Bridgetown Golds
Jordee
Magp Ples
Robins
Manjimup
Jardey
Blues
Pember
Dander
Magapies
Young Farmers Club Sees Change of Secretary
The usual monthly meeting on July 28 was presided by Miss R Menhennett with 32 members present. Secretary Miss Kathleen Alderson resigned to move to New Zealand. Nora Sela was appointed her successor and the club welcomed pamphlets on officers’ duties from State Organiser Mr J Young.
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R. Menhennett
Kathleen Alderson
Sommes
New Zealand
Kathleen
Nora Sela
Alderson
Young Farmers' Clubs
J. Young
Bers
Association
Roma
Alway
Lieber
Woodley
School Matters Discussed At P. and C. Meeting
The first monthly P C A meeting was well attended with 35 members. President B McDonald opened, noting strong interest and urging return attendance. Topics included National Fitness Equipment, a planned school holiday camp, funding issues for a projector, and new secretary Mrs Woodley.
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Parents and Citizens’ Association
Social notes and Red Cross Annual Meeting at Bal iengap
Various local brief items note residents traveling by bus to Perth and Australind including Joan Mauger and Maureen Blythe. Mentions of Cecil Moulton with his Ford V8, and football honors for Aus Bailey and Bert Trezise. Red Cross Annual Meeting chaired by Mrs A Wright with officer elections and plans for a November fete and European relief drives.
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Cecil Moulton
Cecil
Bunbury
Nelson
West Perth
Aus
Bailey
Bert Trezise
Record crowd fuels race for aggregate prize in card event
Last Wednesday's turnout set a record as 44 players competed in the present series. Mr. Sale presented his progressive scores and speculation grows over who will win the aggregate prize. Several outsiders perform well, though one bad night could change the standings.
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Sale
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