Boyup Brook Carnival Sees 117 Entries For Open And Pedestrian Events
Nominations closed for the Boyup Brook Carnival with 117 total entries including Open heats 61 and three semi finals for the fastest Open, sand standing blocks, mugs and various trophies. Pedestrian events feature the Graham Gift Sheffield handicap and several 75 yard races with prizes. plus boys cycle race wheelbarrow derby novelty events and children's sports. A manse lunch, teas, ice creams, side-shows and a grand Ball in the Town Hall conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyup Sports
Graham
Sheffield
Cuttriss
Upper Blackwood
Inighe
Pemberton School Seeks Springfield Relocation and Additions
Mr. K Hoar M L A reports the Pemberton Parents and Citizens Association sought removing Springfield school to Pemberton to ease crowded classrooms while new additions are pending. Department opposes moving Springfield as it serves public use. consideration shifts to relocating another vacant school. Under Secretary for Works requests an estimate to move Group 118 to Pemberton and tenders for school additions will be called this month with working drawings by the Public Works Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hoar
M.L.A
Pemberton
Springfield
Dept
Public Works Department
Inter-school cricket and softball results in premier teams
Last Friday saw the summer fixtures conclude with Manjimup winning Cricket A 5 for 68 to 59 over Bridgetown. Bridgetown absorbed two defeats from Bridgetown and Pemberton—while Deanmill beat Manjimup 82 to 41 and Bridgetown edged Jardee 54 to 42. Bridgetown, Pemberton, Manjimup and Deanmill feature in upcoming winter hockey and football plans.
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Bridgetown School
Pemberton
Manjimup
Manjimup A
Deanmill
B. Doust
D. Raper
D. McKenneay
N. Cully
J. Raper
V. Blythe
N. Gandy
J. Cowan
B. Caitis
Bridgetown
Jardee
Manjimup 64 defeats Dean Mill in girls softball
Bridgetown defeats Jardee while Manjimup 64 wins over Dean Mill 35 in a girls softball results snapshot with incomplete scores for some games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Deanmill
Bridgetown
Jardee
Manjimup Brownies Honor Mrs Wilson and Eunice Leader
At a large gathering in Manjimup last week Mrs Hall praised Mrs Wilson for her kind act and unveiled a picture of the King presented by Mrs Wilson. Miss Eunice unveiled another picture, Mrs McKay spoke of service, Eunice received a polished banksia and jarrah box, and Mrs Wilson thanked all. Captain Hanbury presented Eunice a tie badge, Brownies presented Mrs Wilson a book, followed by afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McKay
Miss Wilson
Eunice
Hanbury
Guides
Girl Guides
Mrs. Wilson
Pemberton Youth Club Reopens Programs Under New Tutor
At a recent Youth Club meeting in Pemberton the Boys Physical Culture classes resume under Mr. E Cracknell who brings experience. He plans weight lifting and wall exercises expected to prove popular this week. Dressmaking classes may restart soon with Mrs Hanley and Miss S Roby. Roby has just ended a nine month run as sole instructor. Mrs Bate previously taught. Members showed great enthusiasm for modern class plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itas
E. Cracknell
MGM Revises Dr Gillespie Series Replacing Van Johnson
After a nearly two year hiatus MGM resumes the Dr Gillespie series with James Craig stepping in as Dr Gillespie’s assistant replacing Van Johnson. Lucille Bremer and Edward Arnold join the next film The Personal Touch with other cast changes including June Allyson and Gene Kelly in Cabbages and Kings with Cyd Charisse Jimmy Durante in support and Alec Templeton composing the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M-G-M
Dr. Gillespie
van Johnson
James Craig
Lucille Bremer
Edward Arnold
June Allyson
Gene Kelly
Cyd Charisse
Jimmy Durante
Alec Templeton
Debra Kerr Signs With M G M and Debuts in The Hucksters
English actress Deborah Kerr, recently signing an M G M contract, arrives in Hollywood before Christmas to start her American screen debut in The Hucksters opposite Clark Gable. Production begins within the month with Kerr accompanied by her husband Tony Bartley. Myrna Loy returns to M G M after two years for The Song of the Thin Man with Bill Powell. Spencer Tracy is named for Cass Timber Lane with production set to begin early next year after his Arizona vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Kerr
Hollywood
Clark Ginble
Miss Kerr
Tony Bartley
RAF
Myrna Loy
M-G-M
Bill Powell
Spencer Tracy
Cass Timberlane
Sinclair Lewis
Spence
Rzena
Railway timetable dancing plan presented for schools
A proposal suggests railway timetable dancing as a student activity. It remains uncertain if it can start and officials will strive to begin if teachers are available.
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Boyup Brook
Jewellers
T. Salvair & Son
Hampton St. — Bridgetown
Marina
Next Freemasons Hotel
Cold Wave
Joe Waddington
Joel
F. Denniss
Restella Studio
Bunbury
Barney Hay
Good
Hudson & Standard Cars
Boyup Brook Bulletin
Pemberton Post
P. D. Forrest
Tt. Myles
W. Ferris
Rajander
L. Flynn
J. Mills
L. McLoughlin
C. O'Meara
G . Russell
L. G. Starkie
Gibbs
C. Pontaninti
FA. Lilley
C. Roberts
G . W. Ashcroft
J. Harnett
L. Court
O. Langley
J. Coverley
Hea
F Widderson
L. Tomasini
W. Strickfuss
L. Woodhead
D. Bleeth
G. Doak
J. Carn
M. Dearle
J. Dimeen
A. Neil
W. Gibellini
M. W. Reey
W.T. Miller
A. Bamess
B. Dodd R. Luft
Cc. King
B.H Srd
B. Jackson
R. Ireland
J. Cooper
J. Myles
A. English Este
G. Paganini
W. F. Howlett
J. Doust
G. Belton
J. H., Plunkett
A. Barness
EL Moore
H. Johnston
I. C. Burgess
R. Miller
G. Reynolds
Alec Forbes
Bob Culeman
H. Towie
McLoughlin
Dee
G. A. Gale
R Myles
J. Crawford
M Cooper
A. Bamnesso
A. Neilsen
Gibbs G
G. Starkie
J. F. Collett
la McQueen
C. E. Moore
W. Ashcroft
C. King
T. Johnston
Veges
W. Nicol
B. Johnston T
Price
H. W. Paterson
R. Loft
Eades
G. Baker
D. Mills
A. Kingswood
King T.B.H
Heath
Starkie
Kennedy
Fontanina
R. Wall
T. Miller
Pemberton School
Pemberton Girls
J. Graham
D. Major
Jackson
Walsh
Fr. Richards
C. Humphries
M. Baker
Poris
William Powell
Freemasons
Roy de Pedro
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