Nelson Association gears up for Warren clash and Collie Carnival
Twenty seven Nelson players are selected to face Warren Association in Bridgetown and to compete in the Collie Carnival games on September 13 to 15. The lineup includes A Allsop to R Long with team duties, travel timetable outlined, and notes that the final Collie team may differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Association
Bridgetown
Collie
Nelson
Nelson Association
Warren
Greenbushes
Stock Market Westralian Farmers Co-op sale report
At the sale 76 cattle were guided and eaten. Attendees were numerous and competition was keen for all classes. Market quoted 10 to 20 per head dearer than last month. Fat cows 10 to 14/5. S Hx steers 3 yrs 9/5 to 10/2/6. 2 yrs 7/2/6 to 8/6. S Hx heifers 3 yrs springing to 14. 2 yrs springing to 9/16. Cows forward in calf to 12. Big steers 4/7/6 to 6/5. Paddies mixed sex to 4/7/6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westralian Farmers Co-operative Ltd
Bogey Fights Field In 86 Holes For President's Trophy
Boyup Brook Golf Club reports a quiet Sunday with all-weather players scarce. Ron Young wins the President's Trophy after 86 holes as Frank Happ defeats Fred Proctor in a prior match to claim silver prizes. Members enjoy social meals and a waterlogged course area near the ninth tee. Next Sunday features the Club Championship rounds with specified matchups.
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Ron Young
Down
Frank Happ
Fred Proctor
Frank
Bailey Brown
Reg. Miller
Hales
Cummins
Smith
Beaton
Young
Treloar
Proctor
Happ
Hospital Board Elects Officers in War ren District meeting
War ren District Hospital Board elected officers for the new year at Manjimup Town Hall. W Richardson was reappointed chairman by unanimous vote. C I Doust became vice-president and Miss P Gates remained secretary. Margereson declined the assistant secretary post, becoming adviser instead. The board noted the ministerial interest in their finances and forwarded tetanus immunisation information to Northam and the Manjimup Road Board.
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Warren District Hospital
Manjimup
W. Richardson
Margereson
Miss Gates
C. I. Doust
Misa P Gates
E. Adams
Northam
Mr. Adams
Manijimup Road Board
Repertory Evening Showcase At Manjimup Club
The Manjimup Repertory Club hosted a varied program featuring a one act play The Old Geyser and sketches Packing Up Domestic Bliss and The Tables Turned. Vocal numbers included Ave Maria Good bye Little Yellow Bird Song of Songs and Laugh Love and Sing. Pemberton and Robery dueted on Miserere and Home from the Mountains amid scenes of club resilience and renewed enthusiasm.
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Mrs. Pemberton
Piper
Manjimup
Pemberton Club
Pemberton
Robery
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Balingup
A. Allsop
L. Baker
G. Giblett
E. Garside
M. Waller
J. Thompson
G. Offer
A. Batley
D. Lynam Stephens
R. Miller
B. Tresize
N. Lindsay
M. Yates
W. Carter
Patterson J. Prastidis
M. Armstrong
J. Timms
R. Hayes
W. Widdup
N. Marshall
F. Jenkins
R. Petterson L. Guy C. Witnish
R. Long
Allsopp
Boyup
Tresize
Rovers
Geo. Giblet
Firet
Patterson
A. Bailey
Centrals
Hayes
D. Lynam
Carter
Waller
Stephens
Boyup Brook Golf Club
Hospital Board
Box
Margereston
National Library of Australia
Manjimup Repertory Club
Buckland
F. Denniss
Fred Phone
R. Hancock & Sons
Spencer Street
Bunbury
Hampton Street
T. A. Minnes Hemist
Freemasons
Keith Hough
Bridgetown Advocate
Nla.gov.au
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