Junior Farmers Show Proves Great Success
Intermittent showers marred an otherwise fine agricultural exhibition in the district. The turnout showed strong community support as judges praised the varied exhibits in home science, drawing, flowers, and crafts. Prizes totaling near £9 were awarded with no admission fees, and the event was opened by road board chairman R F R Blechynden who lauded the junior farmers and the future of primary production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Russell
Colin Sale
John Walpole
Roy Scarr
Ron Blythe
Thelma Walter
John Sale
Heifer
Mr. O'Connor
Colin Bailey
Ross Moore
Fred Bainbridge
Dianne O’conner
Judy Ryan
Jill Walton
Janet Moore
Corrie Chamberlain
Anne MacLoughlin
Laurel Garvin
Sandra Bailey
Kaye Moore
Des. Knapton
Neville Chamberlain
David Moore
Noel Ryan
Lyle Bailey
Clem Seia
G. Wright
J. Elliott
J. Goyder
A. Goyder
M. Williamson
G. Betti
J. Blechynden
J. Ryan
R. Tula
A. Churchill
R. Chamberlain
K. Alderson
B. Dilley V. Bailey
H. Moulton
GB. Dilley
V. Bailey
WN. Sela
Road Board
Rfr. Blechynden
Blechynden
Athol Walter Chosen to Represent Bunbury High School
Athol Walter has been selected to represent Bunbury High School at the Western Australia Schools Championship to be held at the W A Cricket Association Ground in Perth on 1 November. The event is sponsored by the WA Sportsmen's Council and may lead to a trip to Melbourne for a Salvation Army Interstate Sports Carnival.
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Athol Walter
Balingup News
Bunbury High School
W.A
W.A.C.A
Perth
W. A. Sportsmen's Council
Athol
Melbourne
Salvation Army
Pig Sale Yields High Prices at Balingup
Messrs. Elder and Smith of Bridgetown reported a very good sale last Thursday at Balingup. About 250 pigs were yarded, including 198 baconets and weaners. Trade was keen with heavy baconers from 40s to 66s per cwt, medium weights 57s to 66s, light weights 48s to 70s, slips 60s, and weaners 30s to 40s.
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Messrs
Elder, Smith
Bridgetown
Balingup
Manual Club Shows Off Junior Farmers Entries
Last Wednesday's meeting focused on finishing touches for models destined for the Junior Farmers Show held Friday. Officials note no entry fee and invite the public to learn woodworking with provided tools and guidance. adult turnout has been discouraging, but juniors are excited for the post show crowd.
Mallalyup Talent Quest Sees Norm in Fremantle Stage
Accordionist Norm Goddard of Mallalyup heads to Fremantle in early November to compete for the Relax Fifty Radio Search for Talent after a strong Perth result. Other notes include calf prize donations, model yacht antics, and junior farmers defending their judging choices as fair and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm. Goddard
Mallalyup
Fremantle
Norm
Perth
Phil Brennan
Lan White
Tau White
Harvey Walter
Local Notes From Muresk And Surrounds
Bob Hillett returns to Muresk by Tuesday train and shows enthusiasm for his work. Fence work advances with Paddy Dilley splitting posts for the line. Mrs Vague from Greenbushes is recovering. Mrs Co. D Blakeney now with her daughter. Bowling group tests new rinks. Dilley reports good grass. Prank Lake heads to Dagilish for several days. Junior Farmers praise Buckhold donation of soft drinks. Walon and Parker raise funds for more drinks. Mrs J Churchill back home. Jean ill and in Bridgetown Hospital. Vie Hubble back with furniture. Mrs E Sadler tallies prize cards after the Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vague
Greenbushes
Co. D. Blakeney
BE. Buckhold
Wallon
Parker
Red Cross Branch Meeting Plans Fete and Donations
The Balingap Red Cross branch held its last meeting with 28 attendees led by Mrs. A. 8. Wright. A sugar bag was noted for fete work, donations were reported of 1½ lb butter and 7 dozen eggs, and Mrs. Alderson was chosen to represent the branch at an upcoming conference.
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Balingap
The
Red Cross
A. 8. Wright
Mesdames Collins
Bearne
Miss Rose
BH. (. Wright
Alderson
Wright
Yull
Raffles
Bister Nicholson
Show Scene Recaps Dr Noel Williams Visit and Calf Races
Observers note Dr Noel Williams formerly of Bridgetown with Doug Wauchope planning a stay in Manjimup. Report also describes Phil Brennan’s pool misadventure during a model yacht race, a calf event where Jim Ryan’s calf balked, a toddler admiring calves, a rooster crowd reaction, and Pat O Connor guiding children during races.
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Noel
Williams
Phil
Bull
Brennan
For Sale One 26 HP International kerosene engine
For sale a 26 horsepower International kerosene stationary engine in good order with cooling tank and fittings. Apply L AMMON Baliningup.
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L. Ammon
Balingup
Second card evening draws near record crowd
The bowling and croquet clubs held the second card evening in the rest room on Wednesday night last week. Over nine takles in play. prizewinners included Bridge by Mrs Prendergast and Mr Blakeney, euchre by Mrs Walton and Mr Sale, rummy by Miss N Mac Loughlin. The cake by Mrs BR Darling was won by Roy MacLoughlin. Hosts were Mrs Darling and Mrs Mac Dougall.
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Bridge
Prendergast
Blakeney
Euchre
Walton
Sale
Rummy
N. MacLoughlin
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Young Farmers‘ Club
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Speaker
Australia
Junior Farmer Movement
P. Brennan
R. Garvin
Rooster
T. Holbrook
J. Brennan
H. Walters
R. Jarvis
CC. Sela
N. Ryan
J. Trotter
N. Sela
J. Darling
Yvonne Garvin
Ll. White
I. White
R. Millington
J. Eliott
J. Parker
Ryan
TF. White
R. Menhennett
J. Bailey
J. Moore
A. Walpole
Darling
Bailey
K. Sadler
A.goyder
J. Vitall
Goyder
N. Seia
E. Thomas
Duck
M. Baruff
Hazel Moulton
Manual Club
Bridgetown Motor Transport cc
National Library of Australia
Baling UP News
Paddy Dilley
Dilley
Prank Lake
Dagilish
Mrs. J. Churchill
Jean
Bridgetown Hospital
Hubble
Vic
General Business
Jim Ryan
Jim
Pat. O'Connor
Pat
Joe Waddington
Steere ST
Hudson & Standard Cars
Bio, Bunbury
Jewellers
T. Salvair & Son
Hampton St
Marina
Next Freemasons
Kirup Hotel
Dick Warrick
Kalgoorlie
Mt. Magnet
Kirup
Jack Coleman
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