Pemberton Youth Club farewell to Constable and community events
A large crowd gathered in the Youth Club to bid farewell to Constable Cox who is transferring. Speakers praised Cox and Mrs Cox for club work, with Mr Cox noting the Palice Boys Club origin and Mrs Cox's dressmaking teaching. Events included Queen competitions, socials, and golf and associates trophy results, plus plans for a proposed hotel and a septic tank installation approval.
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Teddendon
Constable
Cox
Weil
Daneing
Amd
Thompston
Alf Scher
Dob Adams
Raph Kelly
Fort
Kelly
Palice
Golf
Toe Wineh
Golf Club
Wineh
Gulf
Riley
Trepetrary
Inh
Wee Ft
Carl Firbig
Sandstone
Fiebis
Manjimup
Nx Serp
Perth
Pemberton
Joan Freemantle
Post Office
Tetty Green
Mona
Wateh
Social and Personal Highlights Aug 15 dance at Mill Aisle
The popular boy and girl competition will conclude on August 15 with a dance at the Mill. Mr and Mrs Marlow extend congratulations on the birth of a daughter.
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Mill Tash
Local football clash ends in narrow margin win for Biflin's team
Last Friday Biflin's side beat Cov's squad by two points amid a high pace contest. Key players included John Cowper Reg Coverey Rony Riffin and Siave Eliott with strong defensive work by Kevin Williams Owen Pitts and Kevin Fiffinn. School teams eye future matches and uniform plans as the Pemberton Echo arranges guernsey purchases.
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Biflin
Woures
Gill
Beiot
Kevin Ethno
Coverley
Quckly Eaying
Tom Thinkes
Cov
Biffin
Kevin Biffin
Littlefair
Liffin
Pat Coverley
Dexen
John Cowper
Reg Coverey
Rony Riffin
Siave Eliott
Fat Coverley
Wally Rowe
My Canal
Ivan Green
Kevin Wiliams
Owen Pitts
Pemberton Echo
Pem berton Youth Club Organises First Report and Constitution
The Pem berton Youth Club announces its initial report detailing efforts to start a local organization after a meeting called by Constable Cox. Obstacles to finding a building were overcome and a joint town meeting launched the club. The constitution emphasizes sport, citizenship, law and order, arts and culture, youth aged 14 to 80, and school collaboration.
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Pemberton Youth Club
Constable Cox
Northcliffe
Progres
Tiley
Eteatie
Dso
Omer
Board Decision Delays Market and Conference Arrangements
Members decide our Brooch delegation will skip the Anrial State Conference with no Perth attendance. The August Pad is Market is postponed to align with the stock sale day later in the month. The usual first Wednesday street stall is canceled. Mrs. Brooks and Ming Abel run the stall while Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Miller provide tea at the August meeting.
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Uil Ao
Perth
KR. Brooks
Ming
Abel
M. Smith
Mra T. Miller
Re Teiphs
BR. A. Ritson
Choweran Sports Committee
Hall
UBA and
P Society
Finx
Trinitory Police Bars Club
CWA Boyne Branch
Wilga
A. Unstead
Graham
Major Hleechmere
Mr. Farrall
Mr. Forphy
Melbourne
Branchi
Poral
General’ Fund
H. V. Senth
Espert F
Bunbury Branch Reports Poor Attendance Despite Notable Year
The Bunbury branch notes average meeting attendance of 11 from 12 members amid calls for broader participation. Despite this, the group highlights a successful year with charitable drives, dances, stalls, a clothing appeal for Europe, and continued community work, led by long serving officers and a dedicated committee.
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Tien
Mbseree
Doust
Miss B. Forrest
Rogers
Watson
Mesdame
Blechynden
King
R. Brooks
Sexton
Shoemith
Miss Dodd
Road Board
Europe
Shoemiths
Can Ion
Aie
Red Cross
Wilga C.W.A
Mia, Shoesmith
Ruby Treloor
Snlendiq
Activitie
Enley Brown
Fairgrieve
Enron
Eoes Ana
Red Cross Notes Naval Monthly Dance Report
The naval monthly dance occurred Friday with likely low attendance due to bad weather. Volunteer organizers included Mrs Hamace, Mrs McAlinden, Mrs W Jones, Mrs D Wilson and Mrs Primvkoes. A large wooden crate of six cartons of clothing and footwear was sent to UN TRAC, with more awaiting at the depot. Donations of new materials arrived, aiding relief for Europe and children’s garments.
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Hamace
McAlinden
W. Jones
D. Wilson
Primvkoes
Nf Eorbeiey
Pho
Visit of National Fitness Experts
A visit by National Fitness experts is planned with Tillney of National Pittew Me Ph and two other specialists. Miss Love and Mr La will bring educational films showing campaigns and programs across Australia for viewing.
ROVUP Brook Branch July Meeting Recap
A July 4 meeting of the ROVUP Brook Branch was led by Mors Cummins. Mrs. M Butterly ran the Street Stall while the financial report showed a balance of £28 11s. A letter from a local head and a donation of £1 from Mr. and Mrs. Farratl were noted. Circulars from headquarters and state conference plans were discussed.
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Mors. Cummins
M. Butterly
Ered
Terns
Hedsing
Eudowoy
Severn
State Conference of Red Cross
Wilga O.W.A
Manjimup Road Board Sets Rates and Proceeds With Town Valuations
The Manjimup Road Board met July 14 in the Board Room. It approved unimproved valuations for Manjimup Townsite and presented valuations for Pemberton and Northcliffe, with decisions to maintain annual values for revenue. The meeting set road, health, vermin, and sanitary rates, discussed improvements to Pemberton, track purchases, and staff motions.
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Manjimup
Pemberton Ward
Arems
Pemberton Town
Gandy
Martin
Penicillin Use Discussed for Bovine Mastitis Control
The PP.A. secretary cites a CSIR letter on penicillin use in treating bovine mastitis. CSIR notes penicillin may aid control but cannot prevent infection. emphasis remains on prevention via established methods and the Hamilton system. Bridgetown agent W. L. Nelson provides literature and supplies.
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Pp.a
Mir
G. F. Carthew
Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Council
G. A. Cook
Primary Producers Association
Australia
Thy Fighting Services
Pacific
Commonwealth Department of Health
Jcilin
Bridgetown
W. L. Nelson
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