Sports of all Sorts Cooadianne Club aims for a bright year
The article notes the Cooadianne Club’s Friday event on the superstition free Friday the 13th tone. Lock Key owned by Me C. A. Sweeting suffers fetlock injury keeping it from the Meckering races. Toodyay cricketers show enthusiasm while a new pitch could break records. A 12 mile scotch bike race at Convent school sees seven starters with Dwyer first. Local clubs loan machines to raise sport interest as Toodyay Amateur Cycling Club seeks annual dues by Saturday. Tennis courts and road works loom with rail and road board actions in Northam and local delays. Willow wielders in town face winding up concerns.
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Cooadianne
Aes
Lock Key
C. A. Sweeting
Toodyay
Dwyer
Val Hancock
Blair
Mesera N. Garvey
F. Geary
Slater
Inds
Road Board
Toodyay Soldiers Memorial Sunday Unveiling Planned
Toodyay set to unveil its Soldiers Memorial on Sunday December 18 with hundreds gathering at the Park to honor local boys who served and died. The Governor is expected to attend and relatives of the deceased are urged to witness the ceremony and view the granite memorial as a linking tribute. The Herald offers prizes for descriptions of the ceremony.
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Toodyay
Toodysy
Herald
Prizaa
Archbishop Visits Clackline Culham and Tooayay Churches
The Archbishop attended services at Clackline Culham and Tooayay last Sunday. He unveiled a memorial tablet to Private Herbert James Donegan at Tooayay, praised Australian soldiers, and spoke on the history of Confirmation. A Holy Communion service is scheduled for Monday morning with a subsequent service at 6 pm and no 11 o’clock service due to the rector’s engagement at Wathea.
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Clackline
Culham Church
Tooayay
Herbert James Donegan
Moquet Farm
Arc ‘Og Iie
Watheara
Christmas Ties Held at Town Hall Monday Evening
The Ladies' Guild has organized their annual Christmas ties event to be held Monday evening at the Town Hall. Members have worked hard to ensure its strong success and invite all to attend and support the effort.
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Ladies' Guild
Two Men and a Gar Motoring Tales From Toodyay
Two Toodyay motorists narrate a long voyage to Perth with frequent tire punctures and delays. A brake of misfortune after a nail caused many flats, a long repair and a late return. The tale ends with a future event and a local event recap.
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Walt
Toodyay
Perth
Belmont
Ater
For Sale Young Purebred Barkshire Sowa and Boars
For sale are young purebred Barkshire sows and boars from Padbury's strain. Ape ply.
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Padbury's
Local cricketers host Coondle Club in sunny Sunday match
Rejoinding amid glorious weather, the local team met Coondle Club last Sunday afternoon. Coondle faced the first use of the wickets with H Thompson taking 41. Enthusiasm ran high as three of Coondle’s wickets fell cheaply, but the home side relied on solid batting by R Lloyd to gain the upper hand.
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Coondis
R. Greaves
Altogeth
Reyoording School
Culham Hall
Seaiogie
M. Ralph
F. Uocnagua
Coondle Club
H. Thompson
Coondle
R. Lloyd
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Ated Rubel
Rew
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Ard
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