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A-Grade hockey was heating up over the winter months.

A-Grade hockey was heating up over the winter months.

July 1971 in the South West

Justin FrisSouth Western Times

Thu, 4 July 2019 11:31AM

There was a nasty bug going around Bunbury.

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There was a nasty bug going around Bunbury.

If you needed a pair of pyjamas, they were going cheap!

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If you needed a pair of pyjamas, they were going cheap!

Boans on Stephen Street in Bunbury had all of your DIY needs.

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Boans on Stephen Street in Bunbury had all of your DIY needs.

You could buy a wig for $4.99!

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You could buy a wig for $4.99!

Tom Piper creamed rice was only 10c!

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Tom Piper creamed rice was only 10c!

Bernie Kelly believed the Tigers had enough to get over the Cardinals in a highly anticipated clash.

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Bernie Kelly believed the Tigers had enough to get over the Cardinals in a highly anticipated clash.

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