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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
4
Back pain may signal tired kidneys a doctor says blood circulates through kidneys every 15 minutes filtering wastes. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills offer quick relief, with million s of users trusting the remedy for years.
Printed and published by W. M Ferguson for the United Press Ltd. at Railway Terrace Goomalling West Australia M/S.
Mr Drakeford visited an England based R A A F squadron where airmen praised the Australian Comforts Fund. A spokesman said members will thank the Comforts Fund when homecoming, noting their gifts especially canned fruits are wonderful. Drakeford promised to relay the airmen’s message.
Five adult Bronzewing gobblers offered for sale ready for breeding. Apply to C. E Glatz, Box 45, Goomalling.
Classified note from T. P. Lee and Son of Goomalling seeks a screw list for a Shearer or McKay combine with contact details from Rocklands 3.
The Toodyay Road Board met on 12 May in Stirling Terrace. New officers were elected with H C Wood as chairman and P M Hamersley as vice chairman. The board approved finance, discussed town hall rates, power house issues, fire control, and plans for a final Victory Day celebration.
A Health Department circular warns against using arsenic as a spray or dust on cabbages and vegetables. A revised circular outlines the best methods to destroy rats. The Health Inspector reports visits to premises, four sanitary depot visits, one to Groves dairy, three apple condemnations, and drain blockage repaired. Sanitary service and rubbish removal continue to improve.
Senator McDonald sent a letter from the Minister in charge of Scientific and Industrial Research noting that any further action to release the virus requires the Director General of Health. The Acting Secretary of the WA State Committee forwarded the Board’s release application to the CS LR secretary in Melbourne and said he would handle the request directly. Pearson Lyon & Co. reported on vermin prosecutions, detailing fines and costs imposed.
May records show 274 points of rain since early May and bright lambing prospects with green feed. Koojedda saw restart of the saw mill with log shortages creating anxious times. Pioneer Lodge hosted a May 12 dance. Toodyay patrons were missed. William Tait’s coming of age celebrated May 5 at Baker's Hill hall. Edith Hill retires as post mistress. Jack Easthope to marry. Olive Easthope assumes postal duties. Mrs. T Cook visits WA after health trip. Stuart Tucker injured at the sawmill with a broken leg and hospitalised. Avon Ashman elected South Ward member of the Northam Road Board. R H Middleton returns from six weeks at Cottesloe. Local students seen home from Northam High School.
The Toodyay Vermin Board moves to appoint Mr. Chas Alday as clerk and Mr. G F N Flynn as vermin inspector under The Vermin Act 1918 42. The inspector reports limited rabbit presence, ongoing landowner duties, and some brushwood burning reducing cover. Meeting adjourned at 7 15 p m.
Anglo Anglican parish announces June services across Toodyay Culham Bolgart Clackline and Ker s Hill with Holy Communion Evensong and a Dedication Festival at Bulgart. Includes Paddy s Market June 9 and parish meeting May 31 with thanks for VE victory and confirmations by Archbishop Le Fanu.
The talk argues that innocent suffering challenges belief in God’s goodness and offers four answers. It claims life’s purpose is to form character through suffering and that Christianity transforms suffering into meaning, guiding life toward love and divine purpose.
Local artists new to the stage in Goomalling perform community singing humorous sketches tap dancing and vocal and instrumental items for bright entertainment. An augmented orchestra will accompany a following dance. Proceeds go to the nurses quarters building fund at the hospital.
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