Bridgetown Girls Prepare for Country Week Hockey Parade
Bridgetown will compete in Country Week in Perth starting Monday July 17 under the West Australian Women's Hockey Association. The team, younger this year, aims to defend past prestige in A grade, led by Gwen Hubble with a mix of veterans and newcomers.
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West Australian Women's Hockey Association
Perth
Brigetown
Bridgetown
Bridge Town
Lady Mitchell
Esplanade
Gwen Hubble
Chris
Green
Hazel Duncan
Dorothy Beavis
Irene Beavis
Evelyn Mottram
Lois Mackinnon
Alama Rainoldi
Audrey Pearce
Shirley Moore
Doreen Wilkins
Bridgetown Dazzles With Dr Kildare and Romantic Comedies
Bridgetown Theatre showcases Young Dr Kildare with Lew Ayres Lynne Carver and Lionel Barrymore opening July 15. Three Loves Has Money with Janet Gaynor Robert Montgomery and Franchot Tone launches same date. Love is a Headache stars Gladys George with Franchot Tone, opening July 19.
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Dr. Kildare
Bridgetown Theatre
Lew Ayres
Dieter Kildare
Lynne Carver
Lionel Barrymore
Janet Gaynor
Robert Montgomery
Franchot Tone
Nancy
Bridgetown
Gladys George
Miss George
Hollywood
Valiant
Carrie
Madame X
Study Circle in Bridgetown Studies Modern Thought
The University study circle in Bridgetown remains active under Mr. M. Jones guiding Modern Thought discussions. A July 21 Paddy's Market event invites attendees to enjoy a hot dog.
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Bridgetown
M. Jones
Bridgetown Junior Farmers Club Plans Inter Club Meet
Bridgetown Junior Farmers Club met on Thursday evening to discuss an inter clubs athletic meet and debate. Mr Moves presided and Mr Tones Tewae proposed a debate on August 13 about Horses Tractors in the Bridgetown district. A planned visit to the Bridgetown Advocate plinth works is set for July 19.
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Bridgetown
Tones Tewae
Urdgetewn
Bridgetown Notes Sketch Community Life and Plans
Local brief covers Cub enrollment at Girl Guide Hall on July 20, Senator McBride visit on July 13, Bridgetown Road Board discussions, euchre series prizes, Bridgetown Repertory Club plans, and requests for a Bridgetown Historical Society and local museum. Also notes on culvert collapse at Scott’s Hotel and church service at Church of Christ conducted by Pastor Nightingale.
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Girl Guide Hall
Fullerton
Senator McBride
Bridgetown Road
R. S. Tozer
Bridgetown Methodist Men's Society
Bridgetown Road Board
John F. Smith
Rob Blechynden
Hampton Street
Bridgetown Repertory Club
R. E. Pouset
Fridgetown Bal Board
Scott
Manjimup Churches
of Christ
Church of Christ
Bridgestown Repertory Rooms
Was
Nightingale
Cole Tte
Wedding Bells in Bridgetown AUpdater
The marriage of Brenda Francis Campbell and Allan Richard Trigwell was solemnised Tuesday at the Church of England in Bridgetown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Strugnell with reception for 110 guests at Lesser Hall and a honeymoon to follow.
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Church of England
Bridgetown
Brenda Francis
Malcolm Campbell
Allan Richard
Econd
Trigwell
Haddelton
Rey Strugnell
Eddie Pearce
Pixie Henderson
Kath
Stretfield
Donalda Campbell
Ron Trigwell
Strugnell
Mi holes bogey contest crowns Drummond at Balingup
At the Balingup links on Saturday the Mi holes bogey competition concluded with T. Drummond winning nine up and E. Hunter two down. The course was excellent and scores showed notable improvement from the prior week. Brummond has reduced his handicap significantly over the season. On Sunday a novel 18 hole handicap match format saw pairs play with strokes conceded by the scratch player, won by several close results.
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Balingup Links
T. Drummond
E. Hunter
Brummond
F. ©. Nelson
G. Yvull
Griffin
P. Wright
E. P. Blakeney
J. Warmer
R. J Blechynden
Somerset
D. Wauchope
Philipps
R. F Darling
F. Hawt
Balingup Defeats Warwickers In Local Football Clash
Balingup beat Warriors 74 to 57 on their home ground after a strong first quarter lead. A. Bailey and R. Churchill led Balingup while Morse and Chapman shined for Warriors. H. Briggs suffered a hand injury and was replaced by G. Bailey in the third quarter.
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Balingup
Warners
Bridgetown
Warriors
Prezise A. Bailey
R. Churchill
Morse
Chapman
R Balingup
H. Briggs
G. Bailey
Rovers Rout Centrals as Centrals Field Incomplete Side
Rovers hosted Centrals on Sunday with Centrals unable to field a full team. Rovers won by a comfortable margin in a one sided match.
South-West Dairy Farmers Achieve Another Strong Year
The South-West Cooperative Dairy Farmers Ltd reports a remarkable year with rapid growth from a small startup to a large regional concern. Butter production rose from 23 tons in 1909 to 3020 tons in the present year, while payments and assets surged. The Sunny West butter enjoys top quality credit, evidenced by multiple silver cups including the Orient Line export butter prize won yearly since 1981, credited to cooperative spirit among producers, consumers, and management.
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South-West
Orient Line
Perth Holiday News and Wheatbelt Travel Notes
Mrs Dawson of Mullalowp visits Perth then plans calls on son A Dawson at Gnowangerup and daughter Mrs Kingston of Denmark. Mr and Mrs Wauchope of Balingup return from a motor tour across the wheatbelt to Shark’s Bay, noting floods and detours but a memorable holiday. Friends Meagher Bree and Reon Green recover from a car crash. Mr H Pittard of Balingup Cheese Factory fractures knee cartilage. crutches likely for weeks.
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Rete
Wheatbelt
Meagher Bree
Reon Green
H. Pittard
Balingup
Mullalyup Cricketers Dance Supports Club Funds
A July 1 fundraiser at Mullalyup Hall drew local and visiting patrons for a dance by Hammond’s Swing Four. Secretary H Gabler organized the event with Mrs C Gabler handling catering and Miss M Creek winning a lucky spot dance. Gabler expects the night to yield a satisfactory profit and aims to strengthen club finances for next season.
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Mullalyup
Mullalyup Hall
H. Gabler
Hammond
C. Gabler
M_ Creek
Gabler
Baling Up Golf Club Bridge Afternoon For Fund
The second bridge afternoon in a series to raise funds for the club building fund was held at the club house on Friday afternoon. A good attendance of ladies enjoyed the event with play followed by afternoon tea.
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Deanmill
Jays
Pemberton
Robbie Hutchinson
Agnes Hutchinson
P. Kelly
Dot Fuge
Molly Green
Bobbie
Jean White
Bobbie Hutchinson
Betty
Hanrahan
Percival
Nelson
Dot
Pemberton Land Bridgetown
Arbor Day at Bridgetown School with Orchard Planting
On Friday afternoon Bridgetown State School held an Arbor Day planting an experimental orchard. Nine apple trees two walnut trees and two almond trees were planted plus seven rose bushes by the girls. The trees were donated by Messrs Hunter nurserymen Mullalyn. Head Teacher Mr Jones spoke on street tree care and pupil pride.
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Bridgetown
Messrs. Hunter
Mullalyu
Mr. Jones
Warren Schoolboys Defeat Nelson in Return Match at Manjimup
The Warren schoolboys beat Nelson 10 goals 10 behinds to 4 goals 2 behinds in a return game at Manjimup last Friday. Coach notes marked improvement and urges parental attendance at the Manjimup oval on Sunday July 16 to see the team play an ex-scholars team. one o clock start for the boys followed by Warren versus.
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Warren
Nelson
Manjimup
Manjimup Oval
Hospital Conference At Bridgetown Presided By Panton
A Hospitals Association meeting at Bridgetown discussed agenda motions for a Perth conference. Delegates from Manjimup Nannup Green bushes and Bridgetown Hospital Boards attended. They proposed monthly salary payments by the Health Department and appointed Deacon and Bryant as representatives.
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Hospitals’ Association
Bridgetown
W R. Panton
Manjimup Nannup
Greenbushes
Perth
Health Department
Messrs. Deacon and
Bryant
Badminton Night as Greenbushes Visit Bridgetown
A Greenbushes team travels to Bridgetown for a club match. Players include Micees R-Lake, D Feleton, A Leon ard, M Tynes, N Coverley, R Hastie, BR Kirby, Mrs Paton, H Nesbit, D Shanahan, T McInnes, J Lyons, J Paton, Crow d, W White, and R Dilks. The Bridgetown vs Manjimup results recap a series of doubles and mixed doubles with wins by Teede, Bartlett, Ausden, Teede, Teele, Me Intyre, Bearman, Waller, and Mackenzie.
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Greenbushes
Bridgetown
Bridgeown
Micees R-Lake
D. Feleton A. Leonard
M Tynes
N Coverley
R. Hastie
BR. Kirby
Mrs. Paton
H. Nesbit
D- Shanahan
T. McInnes
J. Lyons
J. Paton
W. Crowd
White
R. Dilks
Manjimup
Blackwood
Leones
Green
Dyer
Teede
le IT
Teele
Wilks
Wheatley
MeIntyre
Bearman
Treadgeld
Mr. Stewart
Bartlett
Ausden
Stewart
Rooke
Chapman
Cant
Barrett
Muir
Harris
Jones
Ancock
Weil
Waller
Newman
Horton
Mackenzie
Phillips
Mike C Green
Mise BE
G. Teede
E. Teede
Warlett
McIntyre
Obituary of W. F. White of Mayanup
Residents of the Upper Blackwood and Bridge districts report the death of W. F. White of Mayanup after months of illness and an operation at Mount Hospital. He was a respected Methodist preacher and community member. funeral details are to be announced in the next issue.
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W. F. White
Upper Blackwood
Bridge
Mayanup
Mount Hospital
St. George's Terrace
Methodist Church
Vincent Bound Over After Strychnine Incident at Court
At Bridgtown Police Court Richard Vernard Vincent faced magistrates Messie Bartlett and Williams after an apparent self harm attempt with strychnine. He was bound over for 12 months to keep the peace and be of good behavior with 25 pounds security. Evidence showed he accompanied employer Mr Guy Thomson to Greenbushes where a car crash left a passenger injured. Vincent then drank from a bottle of strychnine in the engine room before colleagues intervened and he was taken to Bridgetown Hospital by ambulance.
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Bridgtown
Messie A. E. Bartlett
R. C. Williams
Js.p
Richard Vernard Vincent
Vincent
Guy Thomson
Greenbushes
Rocom
Thomson's
Mr. Thomes
Bridgetown Hospital
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