Toodyay Dominates Mt Helena In Football Clash
Toodyay outgunned Mt Helena 14 14 to 7 12 with Parker scoring six goals and McCaughey shining. Anderson, Ottaway, Ryder and Markey supported for Toodyay while Mt Helena led by Anderson, Ryder and Powell battled hard but fell short. Umpire Pitsikas officiated a clean, well judged contest amid a westerly wind at the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMD Toodyay
Lion
McCaughey
Arker
Lee
Robinson
Kelly
Jeffreys
Patten
Hostier
McLarty
Walson
J. Genith
Chapman
Gould
Markey
Mt. Helena
Anderson
White
Hatch
Powell
Fowler
Guazzelli
Ottaway
Hoi- Hes
B. Ferguson
Johan
Niel
Burgess
Hyder
Sin
Geny
Hostler
Smith
Mc Caughey
Chi
Une Aller
Parker
Inson
Towdyay
Prom
Ryder
Toodyay
Hollis
Twineo
B. Robinson
A. Anderson
Neal
Guasgelli
W. White
Mice
Timbers
Helena
Watson
Jostier
Mr. Helena
Theoot
Mt Helena
Pitsikas
Eitsikos
sacCes
Twine
Fergusonan Anderson
Amendments to Roads District Act in议
Amended Bill to unify Municipal and Road District into one volume. Board members to review draft with important changes. Merredith conference observers note increased ministerial power and restricted local government powers. Proposal for electors to choose chutriat replaces Road Board members. All members retire every three years, a radical change. Uniformity cited as main argument, but many suggested amendments feared.
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Une
Merreditt
Road Board
Football Social Notes from Sunday with public support noted
The report highlights gate takings and strong public backing for the chi. Mick Floyd, first aid man and head trainer, was seen aiding on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Jack McGhie worked Sunday selling membership badges while Jack Koop and Ei Owen helped with cash data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Mick Floyd
Jack McGhie
Jack Koop
Rom Ei Owen
Country News- Brees Pty Limited Office in Toodyay WA
Printed and palsed by McKenna for Country News Brees Pty Ltd at their King-terrade office in Toodyay Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Country News- Brees, Pty. Ltd
King-terrade
Toodyay
Western Australia
Weather patterns and rainfall notes at Toodyay Post Office
As June approaches the region records variable rainfall with light values in February and March and a total of 115 points for the season. The unexpected 94 point drop in tt spurred seed germination on low ground. The Toodyay Post Office notes a season low of 4 points, while 7 points fell the previous year, and reports about local cholitle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaelet
Mattie Hol Hehers
Cep
Srass
Toodyay
Tannin Plant Planned for Toodyay by Industrial Extracts Ltd
An immediate start to build a tannin extract factory at Toodyay is announced by Industrial Extracts Ltd. Negotiations spanning two years conclude, with Mr H. V. Marr arranging machinery purchases and roads maintenance talks. The plant could employ up to 120 people, source raw materials within 35 miles, and export via Avon River.
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Toodyay
Industrial Extracts Ltd
H. V. Marr
Toodyay Road
Avon River
Biosit Ts
Hae Rock Yay
Marr
Buglana
Hrough
Matt
Forestry Department
L. Lumley
Infant Health Clinic reports 366 babies aided in first year
At Mundaring on May 30 the Infant Health Clinic annual meeting disclosed 366 babies assisted at 13 centres during the first year of operation. Clinic work valued at 858 shillings was completed. the committee praised the service and 21 members spoke highly of the Clinic Sister’s work.
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Mundaring
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Eison
Sey
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Ungar
Hills‘ Football Association
Kalamunda
Chidlow
Sawyer's Valley
Windowier
Hill
Parkerville
Wivel & Chalice
Hamersley
Toodyay Shoe & Sports Depot
Chidlow Oval