Kirup Corner Social Highlights Weekend Visitors
Residents and guests gather in Kirup over the weekend with entries from Victoria Park Claremont and Belmont. Notable visitors include Mr and Mrs Bill Young hosting A Wozencroft and the Middleton family while Bunbury High School students Barbara Nevin and Alan Watbon return home for May term holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirup
W. Ts Allen
Mra
Bob Middleton
Norma
Victoria Park
Bill Young
A. Wozencroft
Claremont
Bunbury High School
Barbara Nevin
Alan Wat- Bon
Tom Baseman
Bill Allens
Dore
Colleen
Belmont
Donnybrook Open Season With Heavy Loss To Kirup
Donnybrook opened the 1949 season at Kirup ground and fell 14 19 103 to 9 9 63 as Kirup dominated the first match. Kirup's T. Beshman led with six goals and D Wilkins added four while A Crown and J Crowley stood out in defense for Donnybrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnybrook
D. Wilkins
Kirup
A. Crown
J. Crowley
A. Cross
A. Howlett
P. Trigwell
T. Steahan
P. O'Dea
F. Newton
R. Allen
T. Sheahan
BE Wall
T. Beshman
Sheahan
Wilkins
Wilkin
T. Howlett
N. Walker
Nannup Socials and Local Travels Report
Mrs F Bodrick and daughter Kelna with Miss S Curtis visited Busselton then returned on Wednesday. Miss Shirley Curtis Jet heads to the city by Saturday, Miss N Webb holidays in Nannup, and Mrs A Goey returns to Perth after visiting. Eleven RAOB members attended Jarrahwood lodge’s second birthday. A youth accident at the football ground left Master W Burke with 11 stitches. Community meetings discussed bridge evenings starting May 18 and a domestic science centre, with bridge repairs on Busselton road expected to finish in 3–4 weeks forcing detours via Bridgetown and Balingup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Curtis Jet
Nannup
W. Burke
Cole
Busselton Road
Busselton
Bridgetown
Balingup
Local Football Fixtures With Ground Unavailability
The Donnybrook ground is temporarily unavailable and no matches will be held there until further notice. Upcoming games list includes May 8 and May 15 fixtures across Boyanup Kirup Dardanup Wanderers Donnybrook and a bye, with May 22 at Boyanup and May 29 at Boyanup Dardanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyanup
Wanderers
Kirup
Dardanup
Donnybrook
Donnybrook Association
Busselton
Darianup
Hospital Board Hires Matron and Plans Staff Housing
The hospital board meeting in Nannup welcomed Matron Rogerson and discussed expanding staff quarters and adding a babies ward. A Sunday meeting was proposed with Mr Scott and other directors, plus union secretary Mr Severn, to address staff accommodation shortages. The board decided to write to the Perth Health Board about the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Rogerson
Nannup
Brown
Badrick
M. D. Blythe
The
Employees Union
Severn
Perth Health Board
Nannup Beaten in Season's First Match by Bridgetown Warriors
Bridgetown Warriors beat Nannup on their ground in the season opener. Warriors had 12 goals 20 behinds to Nannup seven goals eight behinds in a strong display with 32 scoring shots to 16. The visitors led throughout despite a late challenge from Nannup and used a youthful lineup against the seasoned visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannup
Bridgetown Warriors
Warriors
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Murray Lennard
Donny Brook
J. Scott
K. Crowley
R. Scott
D. Carter
T. Wells
N. Cross
R Hearne
R. Connaughton
L. Crowley
T. Grouch
W. Parke
J. Licciardetto
L. Hillier
E. Wall
B Dilley
R Allen
Allen
O'Dea
J. Licciardello
Trigwell
J- Crowley
P. Trizwell
A. Crowley
A. Howlet
Kirup Hotel
Dick Warrick
Kalgoorlie
Mt. Magnet
Tom Allen
W.& E. Young General Storekeepers
W. R. L. Clarke
National Library of Australia
Nannup Review
Miss P. Forster
N. Webb
A. Goey
Perth
Mrs. J. Sexton
Mr. Hutchins
C. Steinlin
Wesave
Sara Sartori Gaveliea
Barbara Hutchins
Mrs. Pope
City
Mrs. D. Arnold
Nannup Hotel
J. Alexander
Nannup, R.A.O.B
Jarrahwood Lodge
H. Warner
D. Blythe
Carlotta
Mnannup
Dean Bros
Commonwealth Oil
RK. J. Wakefield
Nannup Garage & Service
Stn
M, McCafferty
Prop
P.O. Box
Kriesler
Doug. Arnold
Bridgetown Advocate
FHURS
Nla.gov.au
Nla
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