Greenbushes Win First Game This Season
Greenbushes batted first at Westlake with Carter and Clyde Perks opening for 16 before Trezise broke the stand. Baskerville held firm as Greenbushes posted 88 in the first innings while Westlake claimed most wickets. Balingup struggled to 48 in reply. In a second innings Greenbushes reached 67 before stumps, with Baskerville not out and J. Halle Ammon among the scorers.
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Greenbushes
Westlake
Carter
Clyde Perks
Treazize
Trezise
Balingup
Gerry Offer
Bert Tregise
Offer
Ammon
Hall
W. Carter
Treaise
C. Perks
Buchanan
J. Jones
A. Baskerville
B. Westlake
Williamson
Troine
Jae Seve
Eras
KR. Dilkes & Ammon
D. Walker
J. Hall
Willamson
Draper Chas Perks
Draper
Aa. Jones
A. Wallace
Sundries
B. Buchanan
A. Trzeise
J. Ammon
P. Draper
J. Offer
T. Beshman
J Bill Wins Outright At Bridge Town Range
Hot conditions challenged shooters on the Bridge town range with 500 and 600 yard targets. J Bill posted the top score of 68, ahead of K Shepherd 63 and P Hubery 67, while others tallied lower totals. Next Sunday teams are picked for a January 23 trip to Nannup for the Cup shoot with a spoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
J. Bill
J. Bil
K. Shepherd
B. Hubery
P. Hubery
L. Lowe
V. Hubery
R. Workman
J. Chevis
M. Wilkins
B. Bentley
J. Archer
R. Beard
C&. Tillman
Nannup
Manjimup Road Board Meets With Absentee L. Thompson
A full Manjimup Road Board attended the session with Mr. L Thompson absent. Chair J W Margereson presided over Mesrs I Davies A Hodgson M B Muir W Hill J Bashford S N Wiesmann W Wardell-Johnston and A Mc Kay. Also noted were locals E Garside and family at Busselton camping grounds due back end of week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Thompson
Manjimup
J. W. Margereson
I. Davies
A. Hodgson
Muir
W. Hill
J. Bashford
N. Wiesmann
W. Wardell-Johnston
A. McKay
Busselton
E. Garside
Late Emily Louise Holdsworth dies aged 94 in Bridgetown
Obituary notes Mrs Emily Louise Holdsworth of Bridgetown aged 94 widow of Charles Edward Holdsworth and daughter of the late Rev. James Bostock. long resident, she supported local institutions and church work, life member of Red Cross, a sifted musician and composer. funeral at Bridgetown cemetery conducted by Rev T R Pelham Thurman with mourners Gordon Noel and family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Red Cross Society
England
T. R. Pelham-Thurman
E. G. Hall Tenders Resignation Held Over
Warrout Council considers E G Hall resignation from society post. Hall cites limited time and distant residence five miles from town. Nelson suggests delaying resignation until Hall attends another meeting. council agrees to hold over his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hall
Nelson
Hall
Manjimup Welcomes V C Starcevich Medal Hero
Mr Starcevich who earned the Victoria Cross after leading assaults to clear a jungle track near Beaufort was greeted by the Manjimup Road Board. He spoke briefly with modesty as Mr Noel Crosby and Vice Chairman Mr I Davies welcomed him and praised Australian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starcevich
Beaufort
Jeading
Tom Starcevich
Noel Crosby
Kk. Thompson
Manjimup
J. W. Margereson
I. Davies
DFC
V.C
Davies
Crosby
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Baskerville
Ous Usssee
B Bushanan
T. Willamson
J. Walpole
Baling
White
Walker
Beshman
Dilkes
Weat
Upper Blackwood
Boyup Brook
Riley Miller
G. Offer
E. Buchanan
T. Williamson
J. White
Uaate Cs
Sherbrooke
Catering
Rennee Taylor
Fisher’s Garage
National Library of Australia
Emily Louise Holdsworth
Gordon
Noel
Alice
J. Sparks
H. Armstrong
G. Hester
R. Goodridge
Glendinning
Armstrong
Ewing
Allanson-Winnlene
Goff
K. Stanley
Ww. C
W. R. Scott
Mies Ernest
Darlas Hall
and Moyes
7. Scott
H. G. Long
Beriven
Harry Moore
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Hester
Elizabeth Wheatley
Archie McKinnon
Reg Hester
Spenca
Blavich
Dave Jack
Bridgetown Hotel
Harmer & Rouse
Warrout Council
Bridgeown
North Borneo
Nelson’s Pharmacy
R. P. Davis
M.P.S
Davis
W.L. Nelson, M.S P.S
Blackwood Pharmacy
Thurs
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