Manjimup Christmas Visits and Family Journeys Chronicle
Residents recount a busy Xmas with extended family from Manjimup, Bunbury, Perth and districts visiting in Balingup and nearby towns. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Blythe, the Saggers party, the Happ brothers, Walton family, and guests from Bridgetown, Perth, and Wagin. Missing luggage mishaps and stolen goods losses are noted along with holiday travel to city and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
George Happ
Perth
Famiy
Lew Diddup
Newman
Bor Saree
Farmers' Union Meeting Discusses Butterfat Prices
The Balingup dairy branch debated butterfat pricing and urged the Dairy Executive to secure full 1d per pound payments as per the Costs Survey. A motion on manufacturing costs and subsidies was discussed amid a crowded, chairman-less meeting. The annual union meeting is set for the third Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walter
J. Warner
Gint
Balingup
Warner
neadQuarters
Super Pays
New Zealand
Perth
P. B
Widdup
Zone Council
Widup
Agricultural Dept
Club Challenge Handicaps at Roctetry Bowling Club
Handicaps for the Roctetry bowling club are listed with participants including J. Smith W. Jenkins A. Bailey Bail 4 Delos vane M Dilley iM Bela iley ey ela e Doye Aomerint 22 8 Guest Mauger J Davidson H Scarr Francis E Sadler G Sale 4 5S Menhennett P Wright B McDonald 5 K Ryan A ee R Bailey 6 C eel Wright Trotter G Bowers Vvaman J Bleenyngen Sacamen Mc Munvara A Park.
Town Works Funded For June 1950 Completion
Council records show £1000 allocated for town works with £500 to be spent on wages and the remaining £500 on plant hire. Supervisor C. S. Doust notes the work is requested by town members to be completed before June 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Eee Wee Manup
C. S. Doust
C and Town
Wool For America Wool exports rise in four months to Oct 31
Australia greasy wool shipments for four months ending October 31 reached 276,788,915 lb valued at £50,585,000, up 35,000,000 lb and £5,000,000 from the prior year. Great Britain received the largest share while the United States gained 2,000,000 lb. scoured wool exports totalled 39,833,049 lb worth £8,149,000 with US intake 2,050,912 lb valued at £584,000 versus 1,624,563 lb and £359,000 in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dr. Wilson
Commonwealth Statistician
Australia
Great Britain
United States
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Ian Will
Manjimup
B. Cc. W. Tight
Bonde
KR. Saggers
Collie
Geo. Blythe
Bob
Blythe
Jan Oe
Meuree Greenham
Joan Mauger
Reto Koorda
Ange
Rinklow
Barker
Don Forbes
Peter
Mrs. Fitch
Australind
Gladys Ramage
Betty O'Neil
Vic
Mrs. Ramage
Stan Bailey
Brunswick
A. Tomerini
Holden
Joyce Walker
Bridgetown
Ba Pp
Blakeney
Bill
C. D. Blakeney
Keith Hand
Oliver Fs
Keith
Shildeen Yvette Oliver
Lance
Bert Happ
Nannup
Bert Walton
Dardanup
R. N
Wyalkatchem
M. McTavis
Corge
Mrs. Knapton
Mal Glennell
Mt. Hawthorn
Pamela Wright
Buney
Rokewood
Ras
MacLoughlin's
Roy
Bunbury
Winnie
Jack Cox
Mrs. Hayden
Mrs. Smith
City
Louella Vis
Balingu
Crawford Halls
Wagin
John
Betty Mauger
Oh Sureay
L. Collins
A. Wauchope
Glen Arden
Doug Wauchope
Athol Walter
Bunahal
É Port
Athol
Busselton
Mrs
Ernie Jarvis
Laniererga
Daphne
Leach
Ron Udell
Encalp
Don Scott
Ot Ty
Dave Scott
M. S. Dilley Baling UP Taxi Service
Ealing UP Hotel
Joe Breen
THE
Nelson Pharmacy
Cigtlander Bessa
Kodak
Dak Reflex
J Kodak
RE. P. Davis
P.O. Box
Bridgetown Advocate
Farmers’ Union Meeting
Dair
New South Wales
MR. G. L. Happ
Neptune
Waratah Motor Spirit
Neptune H. V
Motor Oils
Neptune Horticultural
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