Balingup Town Notes Highlight Local Traffic and Visits
Former railwayman Jack Williams from Perth visits with Mrs Williams and Howard. Bill Clarke welcomes a new delivery van for Staff of Life. Bob Gooderham travels to Pemberton for work. Mr. G. Lindau stays with the Widdups. Mrs Alec Clarke holidaying in Armadale. Harry Dow travels to the city for a day. Murray Collins rests a week before Balingup Green bushes clash. George Ramage trips to Bridgetown. Fred Tomeriad to Bunbury. Gil Sale to city for business. hay in a sidings fire loss, buyer liable. R. & Wellard visit the Yu home. Ray Oldfield heads cityward. Mal Glendell to resume at railway station. Carole Watson’s birthday party held. Ken McLoughlin and Ernie Baruffi head to Albany for business. Vince Chiera and family to Bunbury. Ken Perejuan arrives from the east.
Rubber Stamp Joke In Ballague Warriors Exhibition
In a Ballague Warriors game report, Allan Allsop features prominently across most lines. A spectator suggests a rubber stamp bearing Allsop’s name to speed up the monotonous narration.
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Ballague Warriors
Allsop
Allan
Balingup Girls Win Narrowly Over Boyup Brook in Hockey
Balingup defeated Boyup Brook 1 goal to 1 goal at home on Saturday afternoon. Thelma Walker opened the scoring for Balingup, Roma Somerset added the winning goal after a deflected shot, while a speedy unknown player contributed Wayup’s goal. Both teams fought hard as the bell rang, with Boyup Brook unable to knot the score.
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Boyup Brook
Balingup
Tood
Thelma Walker
Roma Somerset
Wayup
Donnybrook Beats Nannup In Ready Victory
Donnybrook defeated Nannup two nil on Saturday on the home ground. Donnybrook showed little difficulty against the younger opponents and the match highlighted the value of experience in sport while praising Nannup for a commendable effort and potential for rapid improvement.
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Donnybrook
Nannup
Pavilion Ground Discussed For Club and Board Facilities
A Sunday meeting at the oval between the road board chair R. J. Blechynden and football club leaders focused on building a pavilion to serve afternoon teas. The secretary proposed clubrooms could be included with financial help from the club, and a full sporting bodies meeting was planned to discuss ground leveling. Blechynden okayed emptying the water tank and cleaning debris. a fresh water tank was provided meanwhile.
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Road Board
R. J. Blechynden
the Oval
Blechynden
Warriors Crushed by Balingup in Sunday match
Balingup dominated at home in a 15.19 to 9.7 victory over Warriors. Standout performers included Allsop and Beshman for Balingup, with MacArthur, Sells, and Clancy among Warriors’ notable contributors as the hosts extended their lead through the game’s quarters.
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Balingup
Warriors
Allsop
A. Bailey
Beshman
Filsell
Tomerini
Wren
McLoughlin
Collins Ammon
Widdup
W. Knapton
MacArthur
R. Duncan
M. Clancy
Harry Sells
Prendergast
Nee Bailey Cicke Allsop
Allen
Harold Merritt
Kearney
Mark High
Ball
Knapton
Blakeney
L. Bailey
Baling Up
MacRae
Maurie
Duncan
Mauger
Bailey
Belnee
Rovers
Max Armstrong
Haven
Clancy
Armstrong
Broom
Sells
Ark
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Jack Williams
Perth
Jack
Bill Clarke
Mullalgup
Tife
Bob Gooderham
Pemberton
Bob
G. Lindau
Vic Widdup
Australind
Alec Clarke
Armadale
Harry Dow
Rick
Mullalyup
Murray Collins
Westration Farmers’ Packing Shed
Murray
George Ramage
Bridgetown
Bunbury
Fred Tomeriad
Jess
Gil Sale
Gil
Wongan Hills
R. &. Wellard
Balingap
G. Yu
Ray Oldfield
Ray
Mal Glendell
Brayshaw
Mrs. Mitchell
John Somersers
City
Carole Watson
Kerry
Anna
Maxine
Sandra
Ken McLoughlin
Ernie Baruffi
Albany
Vince Chiera
Vince
Dominé
Iome
Ken Perejuan
Ducoing
Sherbrooke House
Kenned Taylor
E. T
Yornup
Bridgetown Advocate
Thurs
Donnybrook Win
Tome- Trini
Feazey
Offer
Guy
Hay
Baling
Bashford
Lemons
Stan Bailey
Trease
R. Bailey
Owever
W. Dodd
28Th Battalion
Westralian Farmers Co-operative Ltd
Horwood Bagshaw
Ronaldson-Tippet
Eclipse Milker
Canadian
Renfrew Separator
Journay
Gemey
Paul Duval
Joan Davis
Lournay
R. P. Davis
M.P.S
W. L. Nelson
Bridgetown P.O
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