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Newspaper

Toodyay Herald

Location

Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 11, 1944

Page

4

Clergy Retreats and Parish News at Toodyay and Perth

Clergy retreat at St George College Crawley begins Tuesday August 15 with rain through Friday. Women's retreat at Perth College runs September 1 to 4. Synod of the Diocese at Burt Memorial Hall Perth opens August 22 at 4 pm. Vestry reports funds raised and plans a Stirling Terrace fence and gate feature. Toodyay Branch Mothers Union meets August 15 and St Stephen's Bazaar is September 30 at Toodyay Town Hall with multiple stalls and afternoon teas. The parish seeks a complete forces list and reports on church attendance, land gift approval for Lot No 217 as a church site, Red Cross meeting notes, and condolences for local pioneers and a Bolgart businessman.

St. George’s College Crawley Burt Memorial Hall St. George’s Terrace Perth Burt Hall St. Stephen's Toodyay St. Stephen's Re Guild Town Hall Anita Thurman Knockdeminie Duke Street Stirling Terrace Wen Gaureh St Stephen's Church of England

Referendum meetings in Goomalling advocate Yes vote

In Goomalling Lesser Hall on Thursday evening three speakers Messrs W Hegney M L A Pilbarra F Withers M L A Bunbury urged a Yes vote in the Federal Powers Referendum to be held on 19 August The meeting chaired by A J Scanlan drew about thirty electors with questions showing mixed opinions The speakers explained the fourteen powers were to last five years from end of WWI and could be renewed by state parliaments or the Australian people.

Messrs. W. Hegney M.L.A Pilbarra F. Withers Bunbury Goomalling A. J. Scanlan Australia Commonwealth Canberra Dunstan Victoria Playford W.A Legislative Council John Forrest Federation Mr. Carter the Archer Lloyd Thomas IH. K. Watson Sydney Melbourne Perth Adelaide Woolgrowers’ Association Geelong Commonwealth Shipping Line Commonwealth Bank Scanlan Curtin Britain America Dr. Evatt W.A. Legislative Council Yes Evatt Woal Wandowie Senllin Lyons Keen WAL Baxter Leslie

Parish records and notices from St Stephen’s Church

A collection of parish items notes obituaries and marriage notices for Christeen Ann Donegan Colleen Cicely Donegan Harold Arthur Millington Berwyn Chlorice Blood Emily Alice Bursnall Cyril O'Dea Dorothy Catherine Lloyd Harold Keith Freind and a church motor car fault apology The Rector apologises for missed appointments at Clackline and Baker's Hill State Schools with services resuming the first week in August and normal parish visits to recommence.

St. Stephen's Church Toodyay Emily Alice Bursnall Cyril O'Dea Dorothy Catherine Lloyd Harold Keith Freind Clackline Baker's Hill

Parade Reminder for Toodyay Range Company Shoot

All Toodyay Unit members are reminded of a parade at the Toodyay Range this Sunday morning for the second section of the Company Shoot. It ends about 12.30 pm. Uniforms match prior attire and bayonets must be brought.

Tooyday Toodyay Range

Australia’s postwar path and power shifts debated

The piece argues for a stronger Australian federation with Commonwealth control over key areas, a unified railway gauge, and organized marketing. It critiques state fragmentation, praises Curtin’s wartime leadership, and urges voter judgment on referendum proposals shaping national governance and welfare.

Country party members strike warning notes

In the Lesser Hall on Saturday afternoon the party discussed the Referendum Question before about thirty attendees including Road Board members. Mr. Baxter and Mr. Leslie spoke with Mr. Anstey as chairman. Baxter, a long-time Central Province member, described his stance on the issue.

Messrs

Church Notices August Services in Toodyay Parish

August Sundays schedule lists Holy Communion and Mattins at Toodyay Clackline and Baker's Hill with special services on August 20 at Culham Martins Bolgart and Evensong at Toodyay. August 27 shows no services in Toodyay. Rev. J L Ford to Goomalling.

Holy Comm Toodyay Mattins Clackline Baker's Hill Culham Martins Bolgart J. L.ford Goomalling

Referendum powers debate rooted in Western Australia

Speaker argues against the Referendum proposals, labeling Dr Evatt as power hungry. He warns of Commonwealth control over unemployment and cementing regulation, urging a No vote to protect farmers and wages while criticizing extended powers and section 92 constraints on marketing.

Shall I Vote No or Yes on the Powers Referendum

A reflective verse asks readers to choose how to vote on the Powers Referendum. It contrasts war time control with desire for local state sovereignty and a better Commonwealth, weighing freedom versus regulation. The speaker admits uncertainty about the correct choice.

Doan's Backache Kidney Pills Promise Quick Kidney Relief

Doctors say kidneys filter blood through 15 miles of tubes and most people pass 8 pints daily. Excess acids or poisons cause painful symptoms. if kidneys fail to empty 3 pints daily, toxins build up. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are marketed to flush out kidneys and provide relief.

Doan

Appeal for Seaside Home Crippled Children Goomalling drive

Goomalling Road Board led a local appeal for the Crippled Children’s Seaside Home last Saturday raising £16 11s 10d. Street boxes badges and store donations brought in £11 5s 11d with £5 5s further contributed. The Record notes a July 19 letter from Sub Lieutenant R E Bourke RN recounting Navy role in Normandy and the invasion’s fears and triumphs.

Goomalling Road W.A Catholic Church R. E. Bourke R.A.N Paddy Bourke Goomalling Tom Bourke A. E. Lockyer A. Fraser

Goomalling Road District Funds Committee Plans Direct Appeal

At the adjourned monthly meeting the committee advanced the direct appeal for the returned soldiers fund. Circulars will invite direct giving and run as a district wide competition among North Ward South Ward and Town and Central wards. The appeal ends with a grand ball on September 20.

Goomalling Road Patriotic Funds Committee Wis Road Board North Ward South Ward Town-and-Central

Edward Beeby to Speak in Goomalling Referendum Debate

Edward Beeby an anti fascist league commentator will address Goomalling residents at Memorial Hall next Monday night the 14th on the Referendum Question. He spoke at Dowerin last Monday before about three hundred attendees and the meeting was described as well spent with engaged discussion.

Goomalling Edward Beeby League Ridin Memorial Hall Dowerin W.G.O Gomwalling

Community tax plan faces opposition at meeting

The meeting argued the proposed tax would burden the whole community and warned that the government proposals cover seventeen factors. Speakers urged voting No while noting many men are prisoners of war or serving, affecting public interest and future prospects.

Li Aeenrd Dean-Williams H. E. Bowen

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Withnell’s Northam Perth College Meeks Mothers’ Union St. Stephen's Roof Restoration Fund St. Stephens Church Magazine Fund Navy Army Air Force P.O.W The Red Cross Society Lavinia Demasson Emma Lamb Julia Smith Miss Hibble Ada Philps Julia Ralph Baby Bushel C. D. Somers Fermoy Hospital Emily Wroth Clara Hamersley Wroth St. Stephens Hamersley Culham Church St. Mary’s West Perth William Alfred Smith Labour Berwyn Chlorice V.D.C. News Country Party Menzies Fre Turin Churchill Cash Northam Auction Mart Goomalling News District Patriotic Appeal Periveaml
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