Jager Wins Stableford at Toodyay Golf Club
The Stableford competition conducted on Sunday last at Toodyay Golf Club was won by Mr. O. H. Jager. The annual Lee Steere Cup will be held next Sunday on August 3 with play starting at 9.30 a.m.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1941
Page
4
The Stableford competition conducted on Sunday last at Toodyay Golf Club was won by Mr. O. H. Jager. The annual Lee Steere Cup will be held next Sunday on August 3 with play starting at 9.30 a.m.
The competition on July 18 was won by Mrs G Brown after a stroke event decided the trophy presented by president Mrs K H Lambert. The successful associate was Mrs S G Lee. Today Friday the first qualifying round of the Associates Championship will be played.
The Calingiti branch of the Primary Producers Association held a July 16 meeting with A. B. Stone presiding. Members elected to form sub committees for the Wheat Stabilization Scheme and to prepare for the August 20 conference at Calingiri.
Recognize backache as a signal of kidney trouble as 15 miles of tubes filter blood every three minutes. Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills help flush out acid poisons and impurities, relieving backache, swelling, and other symptoms. Millions report quick relief after using them faithfully.
Five competitors fired over miniature ranges for a club trophy at the Toodyay rifle range on Sunday morning. K Thompson won from H Rayner with scores close behind. A trophy shoot is planned for next Sunday August 3 at Ue pam.
Statement by Minister for Commerce Sir Earle Page reports the government will, for now, accept all third quality export lamb in the market under a plan to reorganize the meat industry due to shipping shortages. The arrangement may be withdrawn if store lambs exceed export opportunities, with decisions guided by producers' interests.
A table compares firepower of British and German fighters and bombers. British fighters include Hurricane 8 and Spitfire 8 with multiple guns, Defiant turret guns, Blenheim fuselage guns and rear turret. German fighters list Heinkel 112-2 two machine guns and two cannons, Messerschmitt 109-4 four machine guns one cannon, Messerschmitt 110-4 with forward guns two rear guns and two cannons. Bombers show Hampden two forward and rear guns, Whitley one forward four rear, Wellington one forward and Dornier 17 two fixed and two movable guns, Heinkel 111 three movable guns, Junkers 88 three gun positions.
A Commonwealth Department of Information photograph describes Britain's coastal defenses as the six inch un breaches loom. The image frames Britain ready to confront aggression and push back across Europe when the moment comes.
The past month delivered 3.97 inches totaling 1 240 points for the year. Rain fell on 71 days this July, while the long term July average stands near 399 points over 411 years.
Mrs Lathwell senr of Noggerup returns home after visiting her son and grandchildren. Mesdames H Marshall and L Pord head back to Perth after a fortnight with Mr and Mrs A Med at Wallington. Miss Marjorie McNamara goes to New Norcia after a month with her parents at Gript horpe.
A collection of light jokes and quips about driving tests lasso use air raid gas masks and a mill pond secret. It parodies everyday mishaps and gender wordplay with a nod to punchlines and playful misinterpretations.
A wartime meditation on the letter V as a symbol of victory across Nazi occupied Europe. From stickers on sentry boxes to signals in music and Morse code, the motif unsettles the Nazis while inspiring civilians, soldiers, and resistors.
A concise adage notes how small errors in the vehicle alignments or adjustments can lead to larger mechanical issues. The saying emphasizes caution in car maintenance and operation to avoid compounded problems.
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The weekly paper informs subscribers and advertisers that contributions should arrive early in the week as publication cannot be guaranteed if received after Thursday noon. Alterations to standing advertisements must be submitted by Wednesday night and will be strictly enforced to balance the working week.
The ad text urges prompt treatment for fistula and ulcers arising from piles and claims Doan’s Ointment is healing antiseptic and soothing. It notes early use can cure while chronic cases may need multiple applications and warns to ensure you get the genuine product.
A long roster of personnel called up for active service across services lists Serjeant Messenger and others from RAAF and AIF, with many missing unit details. The document invites further submissions of recruits’ numbers and units to complete the record.
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