Mill hand fined for disorderly conduct at dances
James Henry McKnoe a 20 year old mill worker was fined five pounds on three charges of causing trouble at dances in Deanmill on October 9 and Nyamup on October 16. He was warned earlier and ejected, then arrested on return. If unpaid he faces 15 days in jail for each charge.
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Yamnup
Manijimup
Deanmill
Nyamup
James Henry McKnoe
Messrs. C. I. Doust
L. J. Rees
J's. P
O'Hern
McKave
Lehave
Balts
McKnoe
London Visitor Addresses Manjimup C W A Meeting
Miss Beryl Hearnden from London and a member of the A C W W spoke to the Manjimup C W A and friends last Wednesday at the Rest Room. Mrs J Cheetham welcomed her and Mrs H Cribb presented a shoulder spray. She discussed the work of Country Women in twenty five countries and the Amsterdam World Conference last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
C.W.A
Manjjimup
Beryl Hearnden
Miss Hearnden
London
A.C.W.W
J. Cheetham
H. Cribb
Amsterdam
Hockey Challenge at Manjimup ends with Robins win
Robins beat Pemberton 1 0 in a keen hockey match. Avis Oliver scored the decisive goal after a tense second half as Robins defended stoutly led by Nell Howell and Corrie Smith. Ada Loud and A Lawrence starred for their sides with strong goalkeeping from Dertie Smith.
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Pemberton
A. Lawrence
Robins
Nell Howell
Mary O'Sullivan
Corrie Smith
Avis Oliver
Ada Loud
Stobins
Inner
Joyce
Avis
Marg
Glover
Maud Vick
Dertie Smith
Robbins
A. Oliver
N. Trowell
Ml. Clover
D. Smith
J. Crowd
A. Loud
M. Kelly
E. Crowd
M. Trusman
Largely Attended Manjimup Wedding
A highly attended wedding in Manjimup marked the marriage Tuesday of Joan Thompson to James Taylor of Fremantle. The ceremony at Martin's Church was followed by a Town Hall reception for about 250 guests with family and friends sending telegrams from England.
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Manjimup
Joan
Lou Thompson
James
Martin's Church
A. H. Tansell
Shirley Smith
Perth
Joan Hodgson
D. Thompson
Ron Stewart
Fremantle
Toggt
Stewart
England
Mrs Muir Wins Golf Trophy In Stroke Event
Mrs Ben Muir, after two seasons and a handicap of nineteen, won the stroke competition for a trophy donated by Mr A B Chatley finishing one stroke ahead of Miss Gwen Smeathers. The water set trophy drew popularity. On Sunday, ladies started from the fourth tee for a Canadian foursomes over twelve holes and were won by Mrs Rees and Miss Gwen Smeathers with small trophies for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. C. Chatley
Grade Herd Recording Northcliffe Unit Results
The Superintendent of Dairy ing Mr. M. Cullity announces for the quarter ending July 31 that 137 cows in the Northcliffe Unit of the Grade Herd Recording Scheme averaged 67.1 lb of milk, 4.41 percent test and 29.78 lb of butterfat. Details of individual herds follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. Cullity
Northcliffe
Subscription Terms Note 8/6 Annual Rate
Subscription is 8 dollars 60 cents per year payable in advance post free.
Presentations at Manjimup Ball Highlight Twelve Dignified Attendants
The Centre of attention at the Church of England Presentation Ball in Manjimup was a group of twelve girls presented to His Excellency Governor Sir James Mitchell. The girls posed with their partners while two page boys stood beside the Governor, Robert Williams and Graeme Gomme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manjimup
Sir James Mitchell
Enid Torrance
R. Wilson
Lila Miller
R. Ganfield
Robin Savage
Parkinson
Bery Johnson
B. Brown
Audrey Young
N. Luff
Doreen Page
L. Gale
Ruth Gibson
A. Rankin
June Gates
W. Ridley
Lila Brown
E. Boyd
Connie Sherwood
J. Wright
Marge Bevan
J. Gillard
Gwenda Decke
M. Battilana
Page Boys
Robert Williams
Graeme Gomme
Rise in Manjimup Water Charges
Manjimup Water and Light Board considers raising the water rate to 3d in the pound on rateable value and charging excess water at 2d per thousand gallons. The present rate is 2d in the pound with 1s 9d excess. Secretary Mr Fowles says figures justify the increase to a sound financial basis, with a possible 1962 reduction if revenue improves. The board aims to fund depreciation and avoid future deficits, while a parallel plan for a long distant water scheme could aid a future fire brigade. A minimum charge for vacant blocks adjacent to mains is set to rise from £1 to £2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelectric Light and Water Board Committee
IF. O. Fowles
Fowles
J. W. Margereson
Water Board
Public Works Department
Bridgetown
Manjimup
F. E. Wiseman
Fl Davies
Wiseman
S. Davies
L. Thompson
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Constable O'Hern
Mekhnoe
General Motors
Holden's Ltd
Wyvern
Vauxhall
Australia
Rod Brooke
M. McCafferty
Doug. Fouracres
Robins and
Gillard
Lapsley
Erica Ciamme
Alma Roach
Vauxhall Wyvern
Holgen
National Library of Australia
Mrs. Muir
Heathcote
Doust
Mottram
Manjimup Debs
Sir James
Belles OF the Presentation Ball
Paterson & CO Limited
T. F. Herlihy
B. McCune
R. Urquhart
Wigmore’s Ltd
Aladdin Industries Ltd
F. Criteh and Co. Ltd
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd
National Mutual Life Association
CG. J. Ellershaw and
C O. Ltd
Shell Depot
P.C. Box
Nla.gov
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