Toodyay Community News and Upcoming Events
The lending library is near inauguration with more details to follow. Reports note railway improvements and discussions with the West Australian Government in the New Year. Youth movement events in Bolgart attract large crowds and Santa is expected for the children's Christmas party. New residents Evans and Mr. G. Cook join local life while a farm shift by P. F. Cook begins. A rider injury at Hawthornden causes a broken shoulder. Wheat crop fire damages 100 acres of barley and wheat, not insured. Suspicious horse shooting prompts extensive inquiries. Local cricket and Davis Cup notes, plus a Technicolor film Anchors Aweigh at Lucas Pictures.
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J. Butterly
December Parents and Citizens Meeting Moved to Saturday
The Parents' and Citizens' Association announces the December meeting will be held on Saturday the 14th at 4 pm at the school instead of the following Thursday. All members and the public are urged to attend as the agenda covers items of far reaching importance to the school and district.
Mundaring Community Notes and Weekend Social
Local items from Mundaring include Mr and Mrs V Cahill planning a Rockingham holiday and the Rev and Mrs Watts arriving from Carlisle. The Church of England Ladies Guild farewells Dr and Mrs Humphrey with gifts and tea. A resident, Mrs Marsh, passed away last week. Cricket at Parkerville saw Mundaring lose by four runs. R Cahill claimed 6 for 7. Next, a Combined Hills team meets Perth sitting at Mundaring Rec Ground. R Morris plans to return to Adelaide after holidays. Mundaring Boy Scouts beat Glen Forrest B to 64 runs.
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Church of England Ladies’ Guild
Humphrey
Subiaco
Man
Parkerville
W. Robinson
M. Powell
A. Schoch
C. Congdon
J. Young
R. Cahill
Mundaring
L. Roberts
P. Campbell
Glen Forrest
Conpern
Toodyay Herald Promotes Job Printing Services
The Toodyay Herald advertises its complete job printing offerings for businesses and individuals. It highlights brochures, flyers, posters, and other print materials with emphasis on quality and timely delivery.
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The
Toodyay Herald
Children Christmas Tree event set for December 18
The Children’s Christmas Tree Committee announces a December 18 program promising gifts for every district child. Toys are scarcer than prewar years. donations of used toys are invited at Jager’s Store and Trumens’ Store. The evening includes tea, Father Christmas, toy distribution, and return buses, with cake plates requested by 2 p.m.
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Mr. Jager
Ee Trumens
Ponnery
Rainfall and Christmas Mail Deadlines at Perth Post Office
Rainfall for the week ending December 12 1946 totals 13 points with daily amounts of 3 1 9. December month to date 14 points and December average 44 points. Air mail to England should reach Perth GPO by 16 December for Christmas delivery. early posting urged by 17 December to ensure arrival by Christmas.
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England
AIR
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G.P.O
Perth
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Bill Jones
Toodyay
Leece
Gray
Commissioner of Railways
Tood
Mr. English
Bolgart
Santa Claus
Girl Guides
CWA
Orof
Bev Markey
Mr. and Evans
Evans
Centry
P. F. Cente
P. F Cook
G. T. Cook
Hawthornden
Northam
Kent
Gees Peehan
Mr. Strahan
Bradman
Lucas Pictures
the Voice
Sinatra
Gy Mac
Parents’ & Citizens’ Association
E.N.A
Perth Tting Association
Mundaring Rec
R. T. Morris
Mrs. Norman
Adelaide
Post Office News
K. H
Lucas’ Pictures
Prank Sinatra
Kathryyn Grayseon
Gewne
Kelly
Delecke
Bill Ellery
Rex
Trumen’s Store
the Exclusive Drapers
Parisian Dry Cleaners
Largie
Victoria
the Hotel OF Friendly Service
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