July 2 Evensong and Mass Time Table Notes
A compact town schedule lists evensong at 7.30 p.m. Boucart and Catholic masses at 11.0 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. in Culham, with Toodyay and Jennacubbine mass times, and a 3.0 p.m. Divine Worship in Toodyay led by Rev. Hollands. An unrelated advertisement promotes a hair growth product and weight reducing offering by Re-Nu Co. with dubious health claims and cheap pricing.
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Re-Nu Co
Richmond
Meltourue
Shaltz
Fat Lamb Production Talk By Government Adviser July 11
On Tuesday July 11 in Youdyay Lesser Hall the Government Adviser on fat lamb production Mr F L Shiers will lecture on Some Aspects of Export Lamb Production. The address aims to interest farmers and geaziers in the district and reflects strong local confidence in agricultural matters. The Victoria Hotel has installed a hot water system to improve guest comfort. A Capitol Theatre programme in Northam screens White Banners starring Claude Rains Fay Bainter Jackie Cooper and Bonita Granville and Checkers with Jane Withers Stuart Erwin Una Merkel and Marvin Stephens.
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Youdyay Lesser Hall
F. L. Shiers
Victoria Hotel
Capitol Theatre
Northam
Claude Rains
Fay Bainter
Jackie Cooper
Bonita Granville
Lloyd C. Douglas
Jane Withers
Checkers
Stuart | Erwin
Una Merkel
Marvin Stephens
Toodyay Rifle Club Trophy Won By Mr Kirkpatrick
The Toodyay Rifle Club fired 10 shots over two card range on Sunday in shooting conditions. The club trophy was won by Mr Kirkpatrick. Scores list Rev Be J Kirkpatrick W Cook K Waddington F Cook W Jarratt R 4 50 6 4 49 a6 a7 HG 47 B 3 46 etc. The Annual General Meeting was held at Rewcadiie Hot on Saturday night with election of office bearers and program planning. Next Sunday members will fire 14 shots in two sections over the 300 yard range for a trophy and the si stage of Mrs Rayner's trophy and the Captains trophy. Shooting will start at 9 am.
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Kirkpatrick
Rewcadiie
Movements and Local Happenings Around Loodyay
Mr and Mrs George Saeger and family plan to leave the district for Northam soon. Mr and Mrs J W Thompson and family will depart for Perth, with Mrs Thompson notably active in CWA and Methodist Church. A sheep sale at Gripthorpe last Wednesday is recalled by Harry Maitland whose car bogged near Bejoording. E Hayes has recently stalked and shot a fox troubling his stock, the fox likely maimed by a trap escape.
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George Saeger
Northam
J. W. Thompson
Perth
Mr. E. Hayes
Privsed and published every Friday by RoW at Cowhie
A fragment notes a weekly publication by RoW in Stirling Terrace Woodyay with unclear details about a venue Kine Halli and a person or entity named 9 IN evades.
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Row
Stirling Terrace
Toodyay Public Schools Association Annual Dinner
A successful function was held Wednesday night at the Freemasons Hotel with representatives from Scotch College Aquinas Hale Guildford and the Eastern States gathering. Despite poor weather attendance was good and toasts given to the Public Schools Association and H C Wood. After dinner the group adjourned to the lounge for community singing chaired by Doneeen officiating. Mr P M Hamersly, President, praised each school’s rotating representation. Officers elected: President H C Wood Hale School, committee Aquinas Scotch College Guildford Grammar, Eastern Trove.
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Scotch College
Aquinas
Hale
Guildford
Gathered Forces
Publicc Schools’ Association
Ne Dames
H. C. Wood
Doneeen
P. M. Hamersly
H. ¢. Wood
Hale School
N. James
A. Twiner
Guildford Grammar
L. Trove
Eastern
Debaters Close Public Dispute at Lesser Hall Debate
A Tuesday night gathering at Lesser Hall heard a lively debate on a quoted subject. The Negative team led by E Brewis defeated the Affirmative, with Mr. Batty and Rev. Burt among opponents. The adjudicator Mr. Watkins ruled in favor of the Negative, praising its tax work and critiquing individual speakers.
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Messrs
E. Brewis
C. Wood
H. Martin
GC. V. Batty
F. R. Burt
J. Somers
Batty
S.P
Burt
Wood
Neg
Somers
Martin
South Australia
Balty
F. Watkins
E. Hayes
Watkins
Unclear OCR Reads Heading for Head Office Note
Fragmentary text mentions pad to the head office and city office with references to The United Press Ltd at 71 Hay Street plus names like Heald and Toudy noting a corporate address.
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Toudy
Unied Press Ltd
Hay St
Avon River Swells With Heavy Rains Flooding Toodyay Area
The Avon River, swollen by heavy rains in its upper reaches, becomes a swift stream through Toodyay. About s inches of rain fell in Toodyay this week. A Nor tham Toodyay road bridge was flooded and water covered the West Toodyay road near Mr. Ferguson. West Toodyay Bridge approaches were underwater as the river rose, with Friday readings about three feet below the main North Toodyay bridge.
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Northam-Toodyay
Mr. Ferguson
West Toodyay
West Toodyay Bridge
Social Notes Highlight Clinton Street Surprise for Hilda Thompson
About 30 young people gathered Wednesday night at the Thompson home in Clinton Street to celebrate Hilda Thompson. Games music and dancing filled the evening with a silver cake stand presented on behalf of the Toad Hi tion by Miss E Meredith and Miss B Leeder. After Hilda spoke the group sang For She's a Jolly Good Fellow and Auld Lang Syne with Miss D Ellery at the piano into the early hours Thursday.
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Hilda Thompson
Clinton Street
Hilda
E. Meredith
B. Leeder
D. Ellery
In Passing Where Have Our Star Talkies Gone
An inquiry notes a local boy with hands in pockets and asks about dances. Strong young men seek partners as wireless clans listened to a state football victory over the Vics on Monday. Victory is hi West Australia 48 free kick. A Perth interstate football trip by Dorizzi’s bus brought a soggy but lively outing.
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Vics
Viet Berg
Clements
Perth
Dorizzi
Toodyay Golf Club Nine Holes Morning Round Leaderboard
Last Sunday members played nine holes morning with a 43 net score and an afternoon full round. Scrutiny shows three players beat the full kit with top scores including Williams Kirkpatrick 44 and Brewis 4. Next Sunday features Mixed Foursomes and the Kennedy Cup at Northam. Associates lead Mt Lawley Trophy after second round: Mrs Campbell 11 net, Mrs Christie 121, Mrs Williams 123.
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