Pemberton Notes Football Scores and Local News
On Friday Pat Coverley’s team lost to Jeff Campbell’s side with final scores 2 geals behinds to 1 goal 7 behinds. Micky Roche scored two goals and Reg Coverley added one as Roche impressed in his first season start. The district’s football interest wanes as season ends and a one day premiership at Manjimup features Bridgetown, Manjimup, Jardee and Pemberton for a climactic finale. The Dlockey team, captained by Josephine Johannesry, won 4 goals to Reds led by Betty Martyn 7–5 Greens led by Pay Hunter, with captains top players. A Red Cross Ball will be held tomorrow night at the Mill Hall, Pemberton, with Burney’s four-piece band providing music. Mr. Frank Burnett and daughter Val visited, Burnett now stationed on the goldfields but still praising Pemberton.
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Pat Coverley
Jeff Campbell
Phil
Micky Roche
Reg Coverley
Ron Welly
Hon Biffin
Manjimep
Bridgetown
Manjimni
Jardee
Pemberton
Red Cross
Burney
Golf Notes Men’s Championships Conclude With Winners
The men’s championships end Sunday with G. Bloor Jur taking the A Grade title and Dous. Bmith the B Grade. Scores for A Grade include Knowles 177 4 11 and Winch 187 12 175. B Grade lists L. Smith 24 12 172 and Tetterington 247 62 106. Thursday and Friday saw the Kelly Trophy stroke event won by Mrs. Knowles. Next Sunday features a men’s competition and a Mixed Canadians event. President’s Trophy may be played on October 8 with a handsome prize donated.
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L. Smith
Tvans
Tetterington
Knowles
Youth Club building foundation to begin after ground leveled
A commencement will be made tomorrow to set the foundation for the Youth Club building. Delays occurred due to ground conditions, which required leveling, now completed to ease foundation work.
Hospital Notes Reflect Staff Change and Patient Updates
Matron Ackroyd relieves Matron McGillivray who is on annual travel. Gordon Robinson, an inmate, remains in hospital after a mill accident at work. Little Moira Rosman shows slight improvement.
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Ackroyd
McGillivray
Anrial Trave
Gordon Robinson
Littl Moira Rosman
Local Board Mulls Road Work and Aboriginal Controls
The Upper Blackwood Road Board met in Hoyup Brook to discuss postwar plans and local access. Inspector Bisley reported easing tensions with aboriginals and proposed future visits to maintain supervision. Recommendations included fencing, drainage, and road truncation surveys, with accounts totaling 2085 pounds plus 11272 pounds 7 shillings approved for payment.
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Blackwood Trend, Health and Vermin Board
Board Room
Hoyup Brook
L. W. Moore
Bisley
Native Affairs Department
Moore
Pappas
Esite Che Thi Brook
Trwak
Lands Department
Lauren Fe
Tealis Street
Phoniia
Ion Department
Leo
Stark
Trowas Dheei
Jaurgenny
Wandac
Butterly
Mr 1
Sambell
di Sante
Het Advier
Just
War time road works and council notes from Bridgetown
Summary of a Bridgetown council meeting covering road works delays due to war, plans to deepen Bunbury harbour, abattoirs near Picton Jonetson, and various permit approvals, infrastructure projects, and staff appointments including Vermin Inspector. The notes reference Main Roads Department delays, possible shared plant purchases, and upcoming site visits by officials.
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Farleigh
Nelson Advisory Committee
Bridgetown
Hoar
Craig
Main Roads Department
Young
Grace
Comey
Cny
Themevclves
Bunbury
Payne
Picton Jonetson
W. 3
Sexton
BH. White
Mack
F. W. Hales
U S Works
Boyup Brook
Davidson
District War Agricultural Committee
Workers’ Homes Board
W.A. Prices Branch
Hume Pipe Co
Burwell and Co
Fieldfiel Pictures Ltd
Adelaide Timber Co Ltd
Atking
W.A.) Ltd
Pratt
Green
Nungaria
RW Coop
Dairy Farmers Ltd
Dinninep
Druids' Lodge
J. Street
Wigmores Ltd
Rs.l. Boyup Brook
A. RR. Jamieson
Jamieson
G. L. Cailes
Wilson
J. F. Hailes
Altro Muir
Iene Tmoard
Teres
Muir
A. FP
Greenbushes
Butter Factory at Boyup Brook Discussed by Local Writer
George Sumner of Dinninep urges Boyup Brook ratepayers to complete a district questionnaire on dairying progress and the potential butter factory. He argues wartime losses and supply issues slow recovery but cites local expansion, water schemes, and route access as reasons to back new industry near Boyup Brook.
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Boyup Brook
Borup Brook
Boyer
Yelre
Department of Agriculture
Boyan Brook
Bridgetown
Boyup
Geo
Sumner
Red Cross Notes Promote Knitwear and Fundraising
Red Cross notes report refreshments at the Pig Sale on September 21 raising £5 14s. Members are urged to bring small articles for Depot work while Mrs Pearce is away. Enter for Handicrafts prizes by October 16 with entries from November 13 show proceeds benefiting Red Cross and ACE.
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Pearce
Royal Agricultural Society of
W.A
Red Cross
ACE
Thue
W. Gill
The Regenerator of the World as Christ Cross debated
A critical tract denounces a man in the Eastern States who claims to be the Son of God and notes his wife’s belief. It contrasts this impostor with true Christianity, condemns idolatory, describes Hitler and others as false messiahs, and extols genuine faith over counterfeit doctrine. The piece warns against bloodshed and praises sober, vigilant Christianity.
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God
Hitler
Ohrist
Adolph Hitler
Hana Kerrreich
Barcly
Johann von Leers
Berlin University
Germany
Benyan
Cain
Abel
Jesus
Paul
Satan
Christ
Ahitophel
Solomon
Jezebel
Anna
Harlot
Jacob
Full Gospel Church Pemberton Service Schedule
Church notices list October 1 events at Full Gospel Church Pemberton. At 11 a.m. Breaking of Bread, 1 p.m. Sunday School, 4 p.m. Gospel Service, and Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Fellowship Meeting. Note signing by Drangeliat W. Bold.
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W. Bold
Voyage of Life and Faith Amid Turbulent Winds
A meditation on life as a sea voyage under the Spirit’s wind, urging Christ’s presence on board for safe landing and condemning reliance on philosophy. A fragment references moral rulers like David and Alexander, then abruptly shifts to a wartime notice calling for scrap aluminium for munitions.
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Christ
Jeace
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