Manjimup Bowling Club Opens For Play And Social
A ceremony led by Mr. Margereson marked the opening of the Manjimup Bowling Club with three rinks now open daily except Friday. Messrs A Teede A Guyson and M Nichols won early games and received small presentations. Afternoon tea at Robbies’ Tea Rooms followed, and prospective members were urged to contact secretary W G Diggins about affiliation and bowing fees. Club competitions start this weekend with pennant games against Bridgetown Balingup and Greenbushes after Christmas.
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Manjimup Bowline Club
Margereson
Pam
England
Australia
A Teede
Messrs
A. Guyson
M. Nichols
Robbies
W.G. Diggins
Bridgetown
Balingup
Greenbushes
Gilbert Trophy Won By G Jones At Manjimup Club
At Manjimup Rifle Club on December 3 seventeen members contested the Gilbert Trophy over 300 and 400 yards. G Jones narrowly defeated K Dawson and Geo Faulkner by one point after following up recent Pemberton success. C Chambers showed promise with improving scores in a final year shoot. A trophy for the next range shoot was donated by A Duncan of the Stave Saw Mills. Next shoot scheduled for January 16, 1940.
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Manjimup Rifle Club
Gorse Jones
Pemberton
Gilbert
K. Dawson
Geo. Faulkner
C. Chambers
C- Jones
C. Peel
TH Sher Jwood
HL. McDonald
C. Cogdon
J. Rinks
T. Skelton
F. Young
C. Hunt
Archer
E. Trigwell
Ray Muir
BR. Johnston
E Stiles
A. Duncam
Repertory Club to Stage Christmas Variety Show
The Nelson Repertory Association announces a Christmas fancy dress social and a special Xmas entertainment produced by J. P. Henderson at Bridgetown Town Hall on December 19 at 8 pm. The event promises laughter and happiness and marks the start of plans for the new year after a council meeting on December 12 with members from Manjimup Boyup Brook Nannup and Bridgetown clubs.
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Bridgetown Town Hall
Air
J. P. Henderson
Henderson
Nonstop Entertainment
Repertory Dumieant
Nmas
Nelson Repertory Association
Manjimup
Boyup Brook
Nannng
Bridge Town
Pemberton Broadened Tobacco Growers Dinner Honors Loyal Members
A Saturday evening gathering in Pemberton welcomed four Loyal members and six guests of the Mil Fall Emith group. Officials including Brad Wauling and J. Richards attended as the event celebrated Australian tobacco growers and discussed agenda items for the next lodge meeting.
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Slocla
Pemberton Dig Brook
Heo
Australia
Brad A. Wauling Eeslar
Col
Gillat
Austrast
Othr
Ro. Smith
Tuadé
Bridgetamn
PDP
J. Richards
P.A Ring
Langley
Dinner and dancing mark festive lodge gathering
A large lodge gathering featured dinner and music with many members and guests named among attendees. Officials discussed syndicate plans, a proposed government stance, and a central clearing house for correspondence, ending with a call to support a Christmas social event.
Young Australian tobacco growers weigh industry stabilization
The document discusses stabilizing the tobacco industry in Australia through a federal board of growers buyers and government reps to set values limit plantings and fix prices. It notes plans to conserve overseas funds and restrict tobacco imports to support the sector.
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P.D.P
Nichol
I. Smith
Pla
R. Morriss
Olel
Young
Alea Clarke
G. Smith
A.D. Gro
A. Gillan
Mrs Gillan
VLA
Mis V. Percival
A. Golding
M Solding
J. Richards
Richards
Pip
Bro . Graham
Graham
Fro Langley
Langley
Jo Moffate
Moffatt
T. Adams
Adams
W. Stent
Stent
Kelly
Rm W. Hrvanp
Brylant
W .Biggs
E. Richards
Davey
G. Parkins
Horihalt
Fremantle
Doris Dickenson
Joyce Richards
Bro
Furm
Wauchupe
Australia
Crews
Agen
Menbers
Stems
Jafp
Federal Tobacco Advisory Committee
Finnce
Petral
My Industre
Corte
Jardee School Notes and Saturday Sports Report
A jumble of notes describes a Saturday programme for women with races over distances unspecified and school events. It mentions Arthur and Teritamina competing, a state cloud at Lemus Ay, and a lively afternoon with a small number of families at home due to mumps, plus local entertainment and a forthcoming final examination report.
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Arthur
Teritamina
Lemus
Eversvik
Kesch
Repertory notes on festival drama course plans
Details outline a drama course linked to the WAY Drang Festival by the Adult Evruation Board. The proposal covers a January session from the 15th to 20th at University E with full attendance options under canvas or in a different venue. The note mentions a series of literary events and a planned arrangement for a broader festival field.
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Jyst
Gienits
Irataatie
Imelda Hayes Child Notice From Nedlands Family
A brief obituary style notice identifies Imelda Hayes aged nine as daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hayes of Nedlands. The fragmentary text mentions schooling and a distant reference to a university context but lacks clear events or dates.
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Pedgy Young
F. Young
Deanmill
Trinity College Preparatory
Trinity College
Credit University
Wath Credit University
St. Joseph's
Imelda Hayes
Frank ‘Hayes
Nedlands Passel Printy Callyce Funtion Jeno
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