Social notes from Kirup and Perth visits
Mr and Mrs J Reed of Busselton and Misses Mavis Allen and Barbara Mitchell visit Kirup for Country Week hockey carnival. Mrs Fred Moore of Perth stays with Mr and Mrs Don Moore. Mrs Fred Clayton of Mullalyup visits Perth with her daughter. Mr M Williams of Perth holidaying in Kirup with Mr and Mrs Warrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
J. Reed
Busselton
Mavis Allen
Barbara Mitchell
Fred Moore
Perth
Don Moore
Fred Clayton
Mullalyup
Dick Warrick
Mr. M. Williams
Kirup Overwhelms Wanderers in One-Sided Show
Kirup dominated Wanderers 16.19 to 5.6 at Kirup with strong wind advantage. J McDonald led Kirup scorers with six goals while Wanderers struggled with 13 players and poor closing against the breeze. Next Sunday brings a club bye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
Donnybrook Wanderers
Wanderers
J. McDonald
T. Allen
E. Wall
T. Sheehan
L. Fitzgerald
R. Allen
D. Wilkins
E. Bingham
Lyon
N. Trigwell
J. Friend
K. Benson
F. Morgan
D. Wright
Howlett
A. Trigwell
Wk, Allen
B. Wall
FR. Price
N.trigwell
T. Cunningham
R. Bailey
D. Dix
F. Bailey
Morgan
W. Ehastcott
Donnybrook and
Nelson Associations
Donnybrook
Near Fiasco as Perth Pennant Team Visits Bridgetown
The Bridgetown Golf Club hosts a Lake Karinyup contingent amid low turnout and apologies for missing players. Morning and afternoon fours see several losses and a surprising private dinner with the visiting team, with tentative plans for a larger Lake Karinyup visit next year. Stableford results show Wheatley leading, and Moyes and Speer advance in the Ewing Trophy rounds. President's Trophy to be held next Saturday. only fully obliged players may compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
J. Ipsen Fiost
G Smith
Muir
Kt. Hateh
Hester
M. Hungerford
V. Wheatley
W. Meecham
A. Evans
M. Ahern
B. Wallace
D. Nankivelle
Ipsen
Muird Smith
Nankivelle
Tf. Wester
Wheatley
Hatch
Meeham
Evans
Wallace
Hungerford
Ahern
Armstrong
Salvahd Gray
Reilly
Lake Karinyup
R. Lindsay
Ewing
C. Moyes
F. B. Hester
Speer
KF. Williams
Ti. Léavies
Pennant Team for Manjimup in Bridgetown Clash
The pennant team to meet Aian Jimup at Bridgetown on Sunday will be selected from KR. 8, Hest er, P. Salvair, T. Salvair, H. at the meeting. The selection panel will announce the final lineup before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aianjimup
Bridgetown
KR. 8
Hester
P. Salvair
T. Salvair
Rei Hoo Helli
Beard
Chile
Hubery ' Ay
Shephard
L. Lowe
Rr. Mellowes
Ol J, Chevis
L. Simmana
Workman
Ag Veal
Green
Balingup Golf Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Balingup Golf Club held its annual meeting with strong attendance. Elected: President F C Nelson. vice presidents D Wauchope and Barr Goyder. captain G Yull. vice-captain and secretary F A Fawter. treasurer F Darling. auditor Barr Goyder. committee members Wauchope Hawter Somerset Goyder Phillips Darling. two ladies G Yall and P G Wright. A 21 year lease with Road Board for new links was approved. Discussion on clubhouse move and land sale continued amid cost concerns. course improvements noted with playable greens and a £33 credit balance. Donations pledged for seeding and grassing. bulldozer funded by Nelson for clearing space for the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balingup
Darling
Mesdames G. Yall
P. G. Wright
Road Board
Flinks
Unks
Deaths and job moves in Manjimup area
The death of Mr Arthur Parr occurred at Warren District Hospital. Parr was employed as a slaughter man in Manjimup for several years. Meanwhile the two year old business of Mr Wally Wilson in Manjimup closed this week. Wilson has taken a job as a plumber with the War Service Land Settlement Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren District Hospital
Arthur Parr
Manjimup
Wally Wilson
Wilson
War Service Land Settlement Board
First Spoon Won by Bob Beard in Shoot-off
Bob Beard won the first spoon for the new season in a shoot-off against club mate A Gale. Riflemen fired from the 600 yard range as fading light made shooting tricky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beard
A. Gale
Ban on Sideshows in Main Street Sparks Debate
Manjimup Chamber of Commerce heard a Road Board letter stating that side shows would be barred in the main street in the future. Members argued visitors on railway property were outside board control while railways could still be subject to by laws. The president said the issue centered on sanitation and appearance, not entertainment. No action was taken as the item remained for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup Chamber of Commerce
Manjimup Road Board
C. George
Guide Notes Divisional Training Weekend Recap
Bridgetown and allied towns gather for a guide training weekend led by Mrs. E. G. Hall and Mrs. Carlton. Sessions covered rope work signaling and ceremonial procedures, with Patrol Leaders Conference uniting girls from Bridgetown Boyup Brook Greenbushes and Manjimup. Gratitude expressed to organizers hosts and visitors for a successful event.
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Bridgetown
Boyup Brook
Bunbury
Balingup
Greenbushes
Manjimup
E. G. Hall
Carlton
Boyup Rook
Gheenbushes
Mrs. Carlton
Hamilton
Hall
Brideetown
Ole
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J. Licciardello
Wright
Y. Cunningham
Allen
McDonald
Thes
Crom
Thut Kirup
Orour Kirup
Pennant Team
Bridgetown Club
Blackwood District Association
Golf
Lake Karrinyup
Yokioe
Tcity
Omeer. Armstrong
Vo Wheatley
E. Hester
G. H. Randell
R. Nankivell
H. Love
T Speer
W. D. Ring
P. H. Evan
Tom Allen
Kirup Hotel
Kalgoorlie
Mt. Magnet
W.& E. Young General
W. R. L Clarke
Bridgetown Advocate
National Library of Australia
Messrs
Burt and
Warner
H. Dowrick
Tom Drummond
Nelson
Marina
Next Freemasons
J. Baruffi
J. Paterson
Boyup Ltook
N. Gulley
IF. Semmens
Freemasons Hotel
G. A, Fenton
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