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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
Wanderers outplayed Toodyay 18 goals 10 behind 9 goals 14 as C Lee led Wanderers with 8 goals and N Lloyd 5 while Wasley and Foster starred for Toodyay. Best players included E Ellery and C Lee for Wanderers and P Wroth Wasley and H Kingston for Toodyay. Bolgart beat Calvigiri in the other match.
The Toodyay combined hockey team visited Northam on Wednesday August 6 and played Northam High School to a 3 all draw. Despite being short handed Toodyay showed credit against an unbeaten side. Scorers for Toodyay were Miss K Gadsdon, L Gadsdon, and Joyce Smith.
Sunday games list Toodyay against Bolgart set for 3 pm at Toodyay Oval The Toodyay Club team includes H Kingston P Wroth V Donegan C Foster V Wasley S Hostler C Cook L Donegan W Leeder K Lee G Teede M Kingston H Annear W Lee C Beardman M Lee W James F Walsh Emergencies C Sinclair and L Purser
A garbled note from the Herald printing desk hints at special Perth prices andobook related offers. The fragment mentions the Herald's Job Printing Department and pricing details, suggesting promotional activity for printing services.
Progress results show club teams gaining points with Toodyay Wand'rs and Wongamm2 listed among top performers. Bulgart io and Catingini are among the other clubs noted, reflecting a standings update from the league.
On Saturday next August 6 the 38h Troop of Boy Scouts from Northam will visit Toodyay to play the Toodyay Troup at the Sports Ground. The game will commence at 3 p.m.
In a morning sweepstake, J Donegan secures first with scores 49 46 46 44 while J Yuna posts 47 46 48 44 and J Parkins finishes third with 87 85 36 136. In afternoon, Donegan ties Petrie. O Connor wins round, Parkins beats Campbell, Heron defeats O Connor, N Donegan defeats Christie.
Mrs. G. Traeger describes jam and marmalade methods for Wasley branch members. She urges large pans, enamel lined surfaces, slow sugar dissolution, skimming to keep clarity, and adding sugar after pulping fruit. Stone fruits gained flavour from kernels. jars should be clean and airtight. cool dark storage. An animated discussion followed with Mrs. Wait and Mrs. George challenging skimming.
Remaining fixtures for the Toodyay Association August Fourth Round list three matches: 13 Kingfishers versus Nungle on August 13, 20 Nungle versus Kookaburras on August 20, and 27 Kookaburras versus Kingfishers on August 27.
The Sunday July 27 Lee Steere Cup with 33 entries concluded with J. O'Connor and T. Donegan drawing for first. The event followed a full field of players and a final result determined by the draw.
Joah McCormack stars in Song O My Heart a landmark talking picture for Fox featuring his tenor voice through ten English songs and one Italian. Filmed mainly in Ireland with Count McCormack’s Moore Abbey locations and Rush Lusk areas before interiors in Hollywood New York. Supporting cast includes Maureen O'Sullivan Tommy Clifford J M Kerrigan and Farrell Macdonald.
A compilation of jam making guidance cites Mrs M Richter advising adding sugar to fruit and stirring continuously to set the jam, Mrs E Day recommending one pound sugar per pound of fruit with water for gooseberry jam, and Mrs C George suggesting cherry and gooseberry jam be split and boiled for an hour with one pound sugar per pound of fruit.
Alterations to standing advertisements must reach this office by noon on Monday each week. This rule is to be strictly adhered to.
Notice urges readers to send general news and land and stock items to district papers. It asks for clear, signed notices on one side of paper, warns against anonymous pieces, and asks clubs to keep editors informed of plans. Advertising remains vital, and the paper will pursue a straight public interest course with open columns for public matters only.
The notice details casual advertisement rates at 4s per inch and six words per lire, six lines per inch, with standing adverts by arrangement. It states that casual ads sent without a definite booking arrangement or cash will not be accepted, as the paper aims to reduce bookkeeping for small amounts.
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