Mundaring Defeats Chidlow In Turbulent Senior Match
A scramble filled game saw Mundaring overpower Chidlow with a final score of Mundaring 12.16 Chidlow 9.5 as Key Parreth Lee, Toot Johnson, C Baker and H Steele starred for Mundaring while Chidlow relied on Christow and Millar. In the junior clash Mundaring beat Parkerville 11.20 to 8.19 on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Brothers
Toot
Bob
Mundaring
W. Millar
Nt. Steele
B. Dricoll
M. Hilton
Col Doust
Keith Vernon
Gome
Relth
Chidlow
J Lee
Key Parreth
Rez
Lew Youl
Chidiow
Mr. Hine
L. Batolx
H. Steele
George Baker
M Hilton
Watt
Clyde Baker
Tootdon
Christow
Clarrie Cook
Mundaving
Dan
Wade
Reg Stribling
Geo Baker
Parkerville Notes Track Local Transport and Referendum
Parkerville notes discuss railway telephone link to improve shop access for residents, school transport needs, a proposed level crossing at Hayes, and regional requests from town representatives. The report also notes public interest in a Mayer and Brindle dam, a planned swimming pool, social events, voting patterns, and local football results with Kalamunda. Arbor crops and weather updates accompany the civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisrom Midkand
Hayes
Btoneville
Munawe ‘Weir
Mayer
Brindle
Hills Football Association Meeting in Mount Helena
Hills Football Association held a meeting in Mount Helena on Tweedey May 25 with W Winfield presiding. Officers and clubs including Kalamunda Mundaring Chidlow Parkerville Lawy er's Valley and Mundaring discussed Rule 6 amendments junior player plans and cross district cooperation while noting possible toodyay game and a Mundaring dance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills’ Football Association
Mount Helena
Tweedey
Mr. W. Winfield
H. Kersten
A. J. Witsiognes
B. Hod
Kalamunda
Ree F. Millard
J. Fordig
Parkerville
A. R. Todman
E. Klemm
Chidlow
C. J. Dalton
R. G. Trew
Vellay
Permit Andisputes
Mick Powelrville
Maen
Max
Hive
Raan
Daring
Toad
Toodyay
Pla
Fragmented memory dialogue from a school scene
A mother reads aloud to a child about a story of birds and Deon 40, while the child recalls a classmate from England. The passage blends garbled phrases with glimpses of home and school life, suggesting a moment of memory and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azuse
England
Election of Growers' Representative to Apple and Pear Board
Nomination for the Growers' Representative to the Apple and Pear Board requires 100 eligible voters to sign and reach the Divisional Returning Officer in each state by June 21 1948. Growers with less than five acres need not prove cultivation unless they seek to have their ballots placed on the voters list.
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Apple and Pear Board
Commonwealth Dept. of Com
Commonwealth Electoral Office
Seach
Mother of 18 Children Appears in Odd Posture
Fragmentary OCR text reports a mother of eighteen and mentions questions about her ability to care for many. The readable lines are incomplete and lack clear actions or outcomes.
Wooroloo Community Notes and Hospital News
Wooroloo Branch of the Country and Democratic League meets at Woorslos Public Hall to discuss the annual conference. A hospital meeting in the Women Patients' sitting room records nominations for the nursing staff. Local residents send condolences for a sudden death and report various holidays and visits among families and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooroloo
The
Country and Democratic League
Woorslos
Nat & Davey
Weeis Geeghar
J '5
J. Banks
Wooroloo Colony Hospital
Queen Con Ust
Women Balts for Wooroloo Sanatorium
Forty Baltic women from Bonegillo Victoria arrived by Monday's Westland express to work at the Wooroloo Sanatorium. The party is under Matron E Lochhead, with the Perth administration guiding the transfer. The voyage aims to place the women at Wooroloo over the fortnight under Lochhead's charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonegillo
Victoria
Wooroloo
Westland Express
E. Lochhead
Lochhead
Perth
CHIDLOW CAPERS LOCAL FOOTBALL AND RACE NOTES
The Chidlow area reports terse race results and football notes from Sunday events. Names such as Pusey Heares Pusty Bradshaw Miles and Rob are listed with scores and positions. A local football club hired a diesel car and trailer for a Sunday trip to GoRoll. Perth representation and absence of ois from the estate team are noted.
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Heares D. Pusty
Bradshaw
Nicholas
Miles
Wes AL AL Rob
B. Johnsen
Spmarts
Bos Mt. Bal
Thomas
Naras As
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M. Alex
AW Rowerts
Siar
Reweris
Pu Vo Mani
DO Py
Ois
Ciiesel
Toodyay Junior Farmers Club Meeting Debates 40 Hour Week
The Toodyay Junior Farmers Club met on a day in May with sessions at 7 90 p m in winter and 7 p m in summer. A debate followed on The 40 Hour Week with H Wood and Mas Hunt for the affirmative and Twine and Miss D Atwell for the opposition. The judge Mr J Shaw ruled for the Ponti. On Friday June another meeting scheduled with debate on The White Australia Policy between Lee and Miss M a firmative versus Karl Broun and Miss N Wroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wood
Mas ’ Hunt
Twine
D. Atwell
J. Shaw
Australia
Pers R
Lee
Mise M
Karle ‘Broun
Miss N. Wroth
Little to fengnes With two older and one bath- Homa
A garbled OCR item mentions daily school punctuality and a household with two older members and one bath but lacks clear names places or events. The readable fragment hints at routine life.
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Madndoring
Chidlows
A. E. Waters
Dewar
Parkerville Notes
Progress Association
Mr. 8. Robinson
Hollywood Hopital
Tati
Arthur’ Wright
Mick Powell
Joe Parding
Erin Phillips
Renngnsts Jams Bawral
Chi Kervile
Kalamunda Bakers Hut
Withnell's
Northam
Toodyay Herald
Wooroloo News
Pat Creighton
Wooroloo Sanatorium
Dr. Thante
Allan
Ats Mall
Ata
E. Thomas
Victoris Park
Mr. Buckley
Mrs. Prank Mettam O
Mr. Lawley
the Weay ‘Banks
Chidlow Capers
Bowns
J Roberts
Pusey
Kos Jiphs
Mr. Ant
Ecfemm
Eide Klemm
Wre Vey
R. Wells
Junior Farmers’ Club
Goldfields Weir
Mundaring Weir
T. Seaddan
Murdaring
W. D. Millar & Sons
Sawyer's Valley
B. J. Klonear
Swansea Modern
Tecnico D
Aristocrat
Don Kinnear
Coles
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