Nannup Holiday Guests Return Home and Visitors Pass
Residents recount weekend travels as many locals and visitors arrive and depart Nannup. Mr and Mrs Mountford return by train from Bunbury after a fortnight away. Eileen Rodda boards a bus to Busselton. Hartleys and others travel by car or bus to coast towns and cities for holidays and work. The town notes include several families leaving for Perth Melbourne and Darradup while visitors from Albany Fremantle Perth and New Zealand enjoy stays and updates on local residents’ whereabouts. Ken Tyler discharged from hospital remains under observation.
Manjimup Water Supply Nearing Capacity Limit
Manjimup head driver J Gibson reported to the Road Board that the dam reservoir is near its nominal 10 million gallon capacity, now reduced by silt buildup over eleven years. Mechanical failures threaten supply. daily pumping averages 6000 gallons per hour with 18 hours operation, risking further cuts and prompting a proposed public advisory and shift adjustments.
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Manjimup
J. Gibson
Manjimup Road
Gibson
Myr Gibson
Cir- Cmm
StAneces
Bridgetown Bowlers Visit Nannup for Bowls Victory
Bridgetown bowlers visited Nannup on Sunday and took the honours. Team scores were Bridgetown 30 33 28 to Nannup 17 15 20, with Bridgetown winning the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snday
Bridgetown
Nannup
Rifle Scores From Sunday Shoot and Attendance Notes
Rifle shoot results list competitors and scores at 200 and 300 yard ranges with totals. The article notes a forthcoming meeting next Sunday on the range and mentions Mr G Viner’s return from holiday. It also reports Mrs Bruce of Albany leaving Nannup after a weekend visit with her parents and Mr and Mrs J Cowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pollock
D. Blythe
F. Badrick
RK. Reynolds
J. M. Mc Kittrick
D. Dunnet
A. Rowe
G. Mc Kittrick
H. Dean
F. Green
L. Dean
J. T. McKittrick
J. Green
W. Pears
K. Dean
Wheat Belt Kiddies at Manjimup
Reciprocal exchange plans will bring an equal number of Manjimup district children to Kellerberrin with hosts listed alongside their families. The program includes outings to Pemberton and Deanmill, factory tours, a picture night, and a Co op Women’s Guild picnic at Fonty’s. The party is led by Mrs F Mitchell and departs next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Kellerberrin
Leo Jones
L. V. Smith
Ken Jones
T. J. Davies
Denham Whitehouse
G. W. Mann
Shirley Mitchell
T. Gibson
Pam Mitchell
F. Doust
Margaret Hicks
M. Metcalf
Ethel Higginson
Lambe
Esma Hecht
L. Thompson
F. Mitchell
Pemberton
Deanmill
Coop
Woman's Guild
Fonty
War Memorial for Manjimup Considered by Road Board
The Manjimup Road Board mooted a utilitarian war memorial and formed a sub committee led by L J Rees to study proposals. Members include J W Margereson F E Wiseman J Davies A E Hodgson J Bashford and W Hill. A meeting was set for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Iwan Davies
Davies
F. EB. Wiseman
L. J. Rees
J W. Margereson
F. E. Wiseman
J. Davies
A. E. Hodgson
J. Bashford
W. Hill
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Nannup Review
J. Mountford
Bunbury
Eileen Rodda
Busselton
A. Hartley
Hartley
Snr
Queensland Insurance Co
F. Kelly
Big City
M. Mowé
Lay
John Knowles
Mis A. Jensen
Perth
E - Messrs Row
Carrie King
Boyuyp Brook
Wain
Mire A. Hartley
Arthur
Ford
Mr. Taylor
T. Longbottom
Neville
Melbourne
M. King
E - Mro
Af. Magles
W. McAtee
K. R. Rowe
Dunsborough
G Baker
Sexton
A. Baker
Nannup States
Brown
Mer King
Augusta
Philip Wrake-Brockman
Hinge
Harvey
Porter
Watt
Stewart
Fremantle
Et. Muir
Tunner
Mireik. Jonbstone
Nedhinds
Worthington
Colle
Nick
Sims
Darradup
Mr ©. Morris
City
H. Hutchins
Messrs C Perks
B, Perks
A. Perks
Albany
Gallop
Prior
Gannington
Speck
New Zealand
F. Dickson
BR. Tyler
Ken
R. J. Wakefield
Pamela Wilson
Nannup Meat Supply
Hillman and Coleman
Phone
R. H. Scott Box
Crooks
F. J. Taylor
Collie Dry Cleaners
West Cycles
National Library of Australia
Marina
Next Freemasons Hotel
Mr G. Viner
T. Salvair & Son
Hampton St. — Bridgetown
McCay’s
Soing
Bernie Harrison
Hampton Street
Keremelevich
N. M. Kereremelevich
Nla.gov
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