Youth Club foundation stamps set by volunteers at Pemberton
A Saturday effort saw a star set of foundation stamps for the Youth Club with 60 stamps placed by Jack Falls and helpers. Remaining stamps will be added through the week as bearers are installed. Classes in dressmaking physical training buzzer manual and woodwork attract eager youths. Deanmill Girl Hockey Club sent £2 to the club’s finances after their recent conversion.
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Sisted Jack Falls
Deanmill Girl Hockey Club
Pemberton
School notes on inspection findings
The school was inspected last week by Messrs. Telford and Stewart, and reports on the standard of the children were given.
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Messrs. Telford and Stewart
Death of Mr J Tiryden of Pemberton and Kiro
The death occurred on Sunday night of Mr J Tiryden, an old identity of Pemberton and Kiro. His wife died a few weeks earlier and Mr Bryden had worried over her demise, leading to an admission to Pemberton Hospital. The late Mr Bryden was buried at Donnybrook on Wednesday.
President's Trophy Stableford Won By A Evans At Sunday Golf
The men played an 18 hole Stableford on Sunday for the President's Trophy with A Evans winning on 31 points. Other scores included Knowles 254, Bloor Jur 254, Bloor Snr 241, Davis 23, Deadman, Winch 104, Rann 15, Smith 1. The Associates held a Consolation on Thursday with Mrs Green winning and Mrs Crowd runner up. Captain's Trophy play finished with Mrs Green defeating Mrs Roby. Next Sunday mixed Canadians will be played, with a prize donated by Mr Everett for both lady and gent.
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Giith
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T Evans
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Red Cross Shop Fund Gala Boosts Manjimup Efforts
Residents in Manjimup Jottings Seven Day Round organised a Gala at Mr Fontanini's home on October 3 in aid of the Red Cross Shop. About 100 attendees enjoyed bridge croquet and dancing, with Nell Dinmeen performing on the mouth organ. A supper followed and an auction of dried fruits nuts and a cake raised funds totaling £27.
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Red Cross
Manefforts
A. Fontanini
Bridge
Daria
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Flax mill debate for Boyup and local Red Cross news
Letter advocates Bunbury as the flax mill site to compete with southern operators and boost processing from growing to weaving. The Boyup Brook Red Cross reports meetings, donations, and planned events including fundraisers, suppers, afternoon teas, and a road board loan function.
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Australia
London
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Callie
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Lobenguela
Red Cross notes from Bridge Town October meeting
Bridge Town Red Cross Society notes a October 6 meeting with 22 members. Mrs. Jones announces £150 to headquarters and £72 12s in new membership fees, praises efforts, and thanks contributors. Preparations for Boxing Day refreshment duties and upcoming events are outlined, with sub-branch updates and depot plans for a quarterly meeting at the depot.
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Bridgetown
The
Red Cross Society
Jones
Adcock
Jim
Jim Awcock
Awcock
J. Meade
Demes
Hau
Ttridgetown Agricultural Society
Red Cross
Buck
J. Muir
G. Warburton
Scriven
Final Community Concert Delights Manjimup Crowd
A large audience at Manjimup Town Hall enjoyed the fifth and final RSL Community Concert on Thursday October 5. The program featured violin, trombone, piano, a china guest, vocal solos, and a band finale with songs and dances. The Amateur Trials crowned Joy Parry first with 3 pounds, followed by Kev Naelle and Hazel Dennis. A gymnastics display and encore performances closed the evening.
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Manjimop Town Hall
Tath
E. Treasland Saing
Stephens
Nowsal
Deanmill
Alice Eiie
Edtn
Vhwwst
Deammill
Mottram
Major
Kev Tattie
Jardee
Mise Hose Deonis
Ain Gia Tap
Yonker
Rin Trevor
Hazel Dennis
Bers
Phil Bottomley
J. Bell
Twee
Sinfer
Mise Prenda Gonmor
Peter Youre
Erica Gomme
Rts
Manjimup Y P C E Rally Anniversary Service Report
The Manjimup Young People's Society of Christian Endeavour held its second Anniversary Service at the Methodist Church on Sunday October 1. A following Monday Y P Rally featured Mr Somply of Dennghrenk addressing Endeavourers, with visitors from Bridgetown CID. Societies were established among the attendees, marking the rally’s close.
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Suniday
Manjimup
Methodist Church
Moniay
Y.P
Somply
Dridgetown Cid
Ondienes
Bridgetown Scout Events and Football Match Report
Bridgetown Group 111 of The Scout Association hosts a four street stall on Friday October 2 to raise funds for the Building Fund. A previous Scout Night is noted and a Football jersey return is requested. A visit to Sister Kate's Home in Greenbushes yielded a 3 1 score for Bridgetown over the Home side and afternoon tea. Donations toward the Building Fund include Sussmill ten shillings and J Kirk ten shillings with one pound from A K J Sutton Parents and supporters are urged to help prepare for the block reconstruction and a Bunbury Sea Scouts visit is noted for Sunday.
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Scout Association
Scout Building Fund
Greenbushes
Kate
Bridgetown
Bunbury
Church of England Sunday Services Schedule
October 15 schedule lists Holy Communion at 8:44 am, Sunday School at 10 am, Sung Eucharist at 11 am, Evensong at 7 pm. Country services at Scott's Brook 3 pm Evensong. End your scrap to the Local Depot.
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Scott's Brook
Devensong
Methodist Church Services and Route Schedule 1944
Sunday October 15 lists services at Willow Spring Bridgetown Nanon and Greenbushes with Rev HB W Farman. Evening events also include Greenbushes and Nanon stops with detailed timetable for the Willow Brook line. Tuesday October 17 shows Yorup Nannup Mill Greenbushes schedule and Bridgetown connections.
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VW &m
Erdgetown
Willow Spring
Rayop Brook
Bridgetown
Farman
Yorup
Tridgetown
Nannup Mill
Greenbushes
Bridgetown School Notes Promising Inter School Sports
Bridgetown reports eight schools set for Inter School Sports with 12 30 pm start and a showground picnic area. Proceeds from afternoon tea sponsored by the Parents and Citizens Association will benefit the Playground Fund as volunteer workers assist with a Busy Bee at the school on October 14.
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Bridgetown Parents and Citizens' Association
Enoke
PL & C
W.A
Bridgetown
Parent and Citizens Association
Guides Birthday Party in Bridgetown marks 15th anniversary
The Girl Guides celebrated their 15th birthday in Lesser Hall Bridgetown with singing, enrolment of three new guides Fay Stankich Kath Billington Ronald Rooney Wendy Wheatley Moreen Sutton Judith Armstrong and six brownies. The event featured speeches by Mrs E Abbotts and Mr E G Hall and a birthday cake cut by President Mrs N Williams. Proceeds from donations go to the guiding fund. A hike is planned for Brownies and a street stall is set for November to raise hut funds. Flowers were given to patients at Bridge Town Hospital.
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Gnides
Bridgetown
Girl Guides
Fay Stankich
Kath Billington
Ronnie Rooney
Wendy Wheatley
Moreen Sutton
Judith Armstrong
South West
E. Abbotts
Senate
Cubs
N. Williams
Soo
Ant
Bridgetown Club Stroke Competition At Bridgetown Golf Links
A strong turnout at Bridgetown Golf Links faced slow greens due to mewed sand in Saturdays Stroke Competition. Mardon won with high scores others poor. Fremantle pro T Howard carded 75 gross. Final club tournament between FT Loti and To Salvair held Sunday, Salvair leading late but Loti edged ahead to win. Sparks Memorial Competition set for tomorrow over 18 holes as course remains in splendid condition.
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Bridgetown Golf Links
Mardon
T. Howard
Fremantle
GF. Mardon
T. Salvair
W. HL Jones
G. Randell
W. Toyer
Beewren FT. Loti
Bridgetown Hockey Club Edges Narragin Girls In Close Affair
Bridgetown Hockey Club traveled to Narragin for a friendly match against the Narragin girls. The visitors won 4 to 3 in a tight contest. On Sunday October 9 Dunny Brook visits Bridgetown for a return game.
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Bridgetown
Narragin
Snp
Dunnybrook
Local Press Record from Bridgs'own Diffies Diffies Stair
Printed and published by J A Eddy for United Press Ltd at their Diffies Steery Arrest Bridgsown providing a terse dispatch.
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J. A. Eddy
The
United Press Ltd
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