Mass Time Table for Jennacubbie and Toodyay
Matins and Roman Catholic mass times listed for June 15 with Jennacubbire at 8 30 a m and Toodyay at 10 a m.
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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
1
Matins and Roman Catholic mass times listed for June 15 with Jennacubbire at 8 30 a m and Toodyay at 10 a m.
The Mothers Union of St Stephen's Church Toodyay invites all ladies to celebrate its birthday on Tuesday afternoon June 17 at 2 30 pm. Attendances welcome.
Captiol Theatre Northam presents The Man I Married starring Joan Bennett Francis Lederer Lloyd Nolan and Anna Sten on Friday and Saturday and Monday evenings. A second feature My Love Came Back stars Olivia de Havilland Jeffrey Lynn and Eddie Albert with witty musical comedy. Newsreels show Sudanese troops in Abyssinia air attacks on a convoy and other wartime footage in Singapore and Norway.
The paper states it will no longer honor requests to omit names in police news. This policy applies to all future police reports, with names to be included unless legally restricted or otherwise noted.
Weekly notice from Toodyay Western Australia printed each Friday by R. W. Crosbie or Stirling Teac. This brief item confirms the newspaper’s publication lineage and regular Friday release.
The article discusses President Roosevelt’s address stressing active resistance to Nazi expansion, support for Britain, and avoiding premature US entry into global conflict. It notes the balance with Japan, impending national emergency, and the aim to bolster factories, dockyards, and arsenals while keeping the United States out of direct war for now.
Visiting relatives in Toodyay are Mr and Mrs E Lee and family from Fremantle. Mrs S Lloyd from Toodyay visits Pinjarra. H Lear of Murray Road Board visits Toodyay. Bill Ellery passed medical and will join RAAF as flight mechanic soon. Stan Newnham's welfare telegram notes Middle East service with others. message says Only the good die young. Toodyay weekend visitors include Geo Cook, Beryl, Ced Sinclair and Shirley. Ced Sinclair, ALF veteran in North Africa and Greece, recalls fighting and Greece described as worse than the last war.
The secretary Mr Christie advises the annual meeting will occur this month to decide if a Show or a patriotic sports meeting will be held this year. Members should come prepared to discuss the question and further particulars will be advertised later.
The formation of a Toodyay Home Guard unit is contemplated and interested persons may obtain full particulars and enrolment forms from Mr. T. F. Christie. It is proposed to hold the parades on Sunday mornings.
A Toodyay Voluntary Aid Detachment group led by Mrs. T F Christie visited Northam for inspection by Colonel McWher and Perth officers. Demonstrations in splinting first aid and home nursing impressed doctors and a training expansion is sought with P Gadsdon and D Hassan volunteering as mobile VAD units.
A novel games evening in aid of funds for the Anglican bazaar fancy stall will be held in the CWA Hall on Thursday June 19. Competitive non stop games with many entertaining features will run, and prizes will go to the top point scorer. The function promises to be novel and entertaining.
The senior cycle race run last Sunday over five miles saw Wally Chitty finish first, Tom Fleay second, and Leon Chitty third. In the junior race, John Cox claimed first place with Jim Watson second and Villespie third.
Rovers defeated Cardinals 4 to 1 at home marking their second straight win. Scorers for Rovers were E Meredith with four goals and B Donegan with one. M Watson scored Cardinals lone goal. Best players of the day were B Donegan and I Markey for Rovers and M Watson and D Thompson for Cardinals.
The speaker notes America's entry into the war marks a shift as industrial aid outweighs manpower needs. The nation now supplies aeroplanes ships tanks guns and other tools, holds down Japanese forces, and is prepared to convoy goods to Britain if required.
The Toodyay Herald details advertising rates for amusements public notices auctions sales and other listings. It lists per inch per insertion word rates and limits including minimums multiple insertions and portions covering births marriages deaths and memorials.
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