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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
8
A fragmented dessert recipe describes Apple Charlotte using whole wheat biscuits, apples, sugar, cinnamon, and a lemon rind syrup. It outlines peeling and coring apples, boiling them in sugar syrup, dipping biscuits in melted butter, and assembling in a dish with a biscuit topping before baking for about 15 to 20 minutes.
Anglican named te Feate Whaie FS makes a notable return as events unfold. Details remain sparse in the readable text, but community interest centers on a forthcoming appearance and its potential impact on local affairs.
Internal strife culminates after weeks of debate over Country Week fate and team representation. Robins face expulsion but the measure is amended to disband the association. a 10 percent credit to the local hospital is approved amid mixed views on the controversy.
Robins declare consistency in Country Week mirrors last year and defend actions taken. They deny disbanding, insist on continuing under old conditions, and claim this year’s unbeaten run secures the 1936 premiership.
At a final meeting before Week, the Robins learned that defiance of association rules could lead to disqualification. The issue centers on a ruling that two combined teams be sent to Perth. the Robins allegedly preferred no association to not joining with the other two teams.
The balance sheet lists receipts including cash in hand and deposits from March 25 and April 8. It shows expenditures for donations to clubs, affiliation fees, ball exchanges, fares, and country week travel. It also records totals for sales of rule books and interest income from banks, with several named clubs and individuals appearing in the detailed ledger.
Bolgart defeated Wyening on Sunday with Millington scoring twice and Ellery one. Hanes represented Wyening, with L Leeder as umpire. Finals set for Sunday foresee Bolgart meeting Wet ing, tied to Clay Calingili.
A fragmented schedule mentions Toodyay and Mundaring events in August and September with listed times and places including Mt Helena, Toodyay, and Yongansne. The legible items reference 4.30 and 5 weightings or amounts across dates such as August 16th and September 6th.
A chaotic summary lists attendees Neal oom and Schwindothy ir Vasey Kang Events, Mr Freneti, Mr Apple, and others with various roles. The town road board discussed erecting seating, while the CWA meeting led by Mrs Edmondson set delegates and train arrangements. A protest against city police courts was approved.
Lovable Will Rogers stars in his last film Steamboat Round the Bend shown at the Capitol on Friday.
Rainfall records show the tube Jivy and Gennils noted totals for the past week in Tuesday measurements. The July total and the overall total since June are given as 1256 units.
Fragmentary notes describe a July mela organized by the Country Women’s Association with a tie display and a shield bearing WA initials. The event appears to include a textile or craft exhibit and a notable speech or presentation by Mrs Potle, with references to a local meeting and a notable figure Mr Mean.
The 11th annual Floral and Industrial Exhibit by the Bogert branch of the CWA will be September 26 with a schedule available from secretary C. J. Martin or Mrs May Smith of Bolwart. Entries close September 24. polee entrise accepted. Evening bail and past success noted. Bolgart Church of England fair on October 7 with full details to follow.
Poor weather on Sunday halted the planned Towns B versus Yoodyay football match. Union B, another team from the same centre, will meet the locals on Sunday next.
A feature of next Friday's S L Ball will re introduce dance programmes to patrons. The committee aims to revive this old custom long fallen into desuetude. A novel decorative scheme also occupies the committee's attention. The RSL Ball is presented as the BIG event of 1936.
A reader voice laments paying in advance at year’s start and cherishing steady paper delivery. He notes higher demand and fondness for the publication, acknowledging the office’s cheerful reception of his money while admitting personal limits.
A weekly schedule outlining publication of the LFHE TOUDYAY HERALD every week for twelve months. The note specifies consistent timing and a steady monthly cadence to ensure regular distribution and reader engagement.
A fragmentary listing of district representatives and society leaders in Toodyay detailing MLA, hospital officials, post and railway roles, school masters, police and fire chiefs, agricultural society officers, and local clubs including golf, cricket, hockey, and traders associations with names and titles. The text preserves numerous individual names and positions as read.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Toodyay area business and newspaper agents list with names Clarke and Doig Ltd J C Wright proprietor Northam Stirling Terrace Toodyay stores Furni Sup and Insurers Victoria Insurance Co legal agent Caddy and others. The text is unreadable in parts but denotes local advertising and agency relationships.
Me J. Vanson of Canavains aims to revive sulsertions after a period of inactivity. Despite unclear context, the note signals a personal initiative to restart a local practice or event tied to the name sulsertions and the individual.
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