Toodyay Rifle Club Opens J Ellery Trophy Stage
The first stage of the J Ellery Trophy and continuation of handicap and gun aggregates were fired at 600 yards. Weather varied and scores improved for those who shot before and after a shower. Tom Patten and A Chitty led with 46 each, Patten winning today's spoon. Next Sunday final for the J Gribble Trophy will be 10 shots at 600 yards. The J Gribble leader is C Chrimes with 99, followed by T Patten 98 2 3 and A Chitty 95 2 3, promising a keen finish.
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Tom Patten
A. Chitty
J. Gribble
C. Chrimes
T. Patten
J. Ellery
Twine
F. Twine
Ellery
Children Plan Fancy Dress Ball at Town Hall
State School notes announce a Children's Plain and Fancy Dress Ball scheduled for Friday July 21 at the Town Hall with admission 2/6 for adults and 1/- for children. Grand March at 8 pm, doors by 7.45 pm. Buses run to timetable, return after supper. Also P and C Association meeting July 4 at 3.30 pm.
Toodyay Golf Associates Enjoy Pleasant Day
Fourteen players played in ideal weather with better scores seen among B Grade. Next week on June 28 the club plans a 14 hole event. Members thank Bolgart golfers for a pleasant day and announce a return visit. A bus leaves the GPO at 1.15 pm.
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Mundaring Murmurings From the Weekly Field Note
Mundaring residents move in and out as Barkworth leaves for England with Reg Oliver returning home after years with Vic and Mrs Oliver. Welcomes go to Lopson and family and to Mr and Mrs Tiruvence who settle permanently. The flu hits many, including Mrs Hiltcl ear Mrs Roberts senr Ruth Hussey and butcher Tom Margieson. Kath Doerr recovers from hospital. Grace Wisby and son move to South Perth. Joy Reilly visits sister Mrs May Ton. Pill Gill, a former Mundaring resident, speaks at football.
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Mundaring
England
Reg Oliver
Vic
P. Oliver
Lop- Sn
Tiruvence
R. Hillman
The
Weir
Hillman
Weir Tennis Club
Manduring
Hiltclear
Roberts Senr
Ruth Hussey
Tom Margieson
Kath Doerr
Beut
Mundaring Badminton Club Sees Strong Turnout
The Mundaring Badminton Club notes a good turnout on the second night with many members and prospective players present. An informal meeting discussed captain selection for a later date and a social committee was formed to organise events and raise funds.
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Mundaring
Mehte
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