Kirup Corner Social Notes Busy Week
Mr. Dick Warrick motored to Perth for a few days on a business trip. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper on the arrival of a son at Donnybrook Hospital on Monday. Mr. Doug Wilkins drove to Waroona for a short stay. Eddie Foley of South Perth visits Kirup for the weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warrick.
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Dick Warrick
Perth
Thur Cooper
Donnybrook Hospital
Doug Wilkins
Waroona
Kirup
Eddie Foley
South Perth
Kirup Dominates Dardanup in Narrow Football Victory
Kirup overwhelms Dardanup 13.14 to 2.24 as R. Allen leads with multiple goals and best on ground honors. P. Jordan officiates a high standard match in Bunbury region with Kirup’s pace and tactics overpowering the visitors. Dardanup’s B. Wells and J. Reilly score sparsely while E Pellegrini stands out in defense.
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J. Munnings
L. Pellegrini
E Pellegrini
Dardano
B. Wells
J. McDonald
T. Allen
Dardanup
Fitzgerald Brothers
L. Trigwell
Kirup
E. Pellegrini
J. Reilly
Tuo
E. Bingham
R. Allen
P. O'Dea
S. Lyon
R. Price
Pcds
E. Wall
D. Trigwell
Dardamp
R Allen
Allen
BE. Wall
Lyon
KR. Wall
B. J. Munnings
Pie K. Richards
Ed Ss
Sageeoeagge
Wall
Twoitzgeralds
R. Wall
N. Trigwell
H. Pe
Rup
A. Gardiner
D. Hugill
F. Panigra
D. Trill
M. Har
Utility Overturns Near Kirup Injuring Driver
On Monday evening a utility driven by Tom Davidson left the South Western Highway about a mile north of Kirup after striking wood. The vehicle overturned with wheels uppermost, Davidson being thrown clear and found about an hour later. He was treated at Donnybrook Hospital for concussion and facial wounds and is expected to recover in a few days.
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Tom Davidson
Kirup
Tom
Nelson Football Association Holds Full Meeting
The Nelson Football Association chaired by secretary Ben Fisher held a special meeting on Thursday attended by Blakeney president D Arnold Johnson Nannup Walton Ryan Balingup Long Miller Boyup Brook Brooks Clarkson Warriors Lee Steere Snow Branigan Rovers H Smith Robinson Centrals to discuss several contentious matters.
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Nelson Football Association
Ben Fisher
Messrs Blakeney
D. Arnold
Johnson
Nannup
A. Walton
L. Ryan
Balingup
J. Long
E. A. Miller
Boyup Brook
5. Brooks
J. B. Clarkson
Warriors
F. J. Lee Steere
Snow” Branigan
Rovers
J. H. Smith
A. Robinson
Centrals
Bridgetown Road Board Finances Report June Meeting
A financial statement shows road credit 4150 7 8, health credit 452 5 1, vermin credit 162 12 0. Credits include Loan 17 account 1158 10 6, Loan 16 account 6488 1 1, bank passbook 3392 15 0, Treasury 927 13 7, cash in hand 8 1 3. Outstanding cheques 434 6, credit balance 4755 4 9.
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Bridgetown Road Board
Road Credit
Health Credit
Vermin Credit
Treasury
Hester Progress Association Seeks Road Repairs
The Hester Progress Association warns the Bridgetown Road Board that Hester and Collins roads are in deplorable condition. They request grading, deep rut filling, culvert resurfacing, and re-erection of guide posts near the Hester railway crossing. Winnijup Ward members will inspect and report at the July Board meeting.
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Hester
Pillow Phones for Bridgetown Hospital
The Hospital Board discussed funding with Mr. Ben Barrow after a successful fund drive to purchase pillow phones for patient radios. Barrow estimates 14 pillow phones at about £3 19s 6d each and a master switchboard around £140 to offer three programmes. The board thanked Barrow and pledged support if possible.
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Ben Barrow
Barrow
Baling Up
D. Wauchop
Elder
Beard
Mr. Barrow
Advertising in a Well-Read Paper Proves Effective
A well read paper is highlighted as a strong advertising medium and recommendation is made to use this newspaper for promotional campaigns.
Umpire Caddy to stay on after press remarks row
Delegates vote to retain Mr Caddy as umpire with condition he withdraws sneering remarks to the press about the Nelson Football Association. His resignation letter is not accepted, and the motion to accept it is defeated.
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Caddy
J. H. Smith
Association
Mr. Smith
Snow Branigan
Smith
Lee Steere
Nelson’ Football Association
Brooks
Spencer Street Petition Moves to Action at Bridgetown Board
Residents of Spencer street petitioned the Bridgetown Road Board at the last meeting requesting concrete work rather than being “on the books.” Suggestions included bitumenising the street a nearby light near Wheal’s turnoff and white guide posts at the Phillip Spencer corner. Central Ward members will inspect and report at the next Board meeting.
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Spencer-street
Bridgetown
Extra Taxi for Bridgetown Approved and Local Matters
The Bridgetown council approved a new taxi vehicle to meet rising business. Ron Cox license applications remain with the secretary. Homes contracts allow tile roof provision. Nelson's MLA honored Bridgetown with a Security Loan pennant. Perth council’s Local Ekeputama Bill extension was refused. Manjimup Road Board debated half cost surveys. Bridgetown Bowling Club received supplies for a bitumen path.
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Ron Cox
Nelson
E. K. Hoar
Bridgetown
Perth
C Cll
Manjimup
M. F. Scott
Still No Move on Saleyard Resumption Plan
At the June Bridgetown Road Board meeting vice-chairman H. Moore reported that stock agents and private owners had not been notified of the Government’s intention to resume the saleyards for a school. The board moved that the secretary again contact the responsible Minister asking to serve notices as soon as possible.
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Bridgetown Road
H. ©. Moore
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