Toodyay Race Club seeks incorporation under Act
King of Toodyay Western Australia acting as Road Board Secretary and Club secretary files memorial for incorporation under the Associations Incorporation Act 1895 1947. It names Toodyay as the place and outlines the clubs objects including horse breeding racing and land management with a 14 member committee.
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Michael Vincent Keating
Toodyay
State of Western Australia
Road Board
Toodyay Race Club
Assace
Supreme Court
The
Western Australia
al Toodyay
Kalamunda in the Mud at Mundaring Match
Muddy conditions hampered play as Mundaring and Kalamunda faced heavy rain and flooded ground last Sunday. Mundaring opened fast with early scores but the result remained close. standout Mundaring youths like R Garic Scala and Keith Farrell showed good form amid the challenging footing. Final scores show Kalamunda 11.13 Mundaring 8:?.
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Kalamunda
Mundaring
Mundari Juniors
Mundaring Hockey Narrow Win Over Mt Helena
Mundaring travelled to Mt Helena for a keenly fought hockey match. The visitors secured a 1 0 victory in a tight contest.
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Mt. Helena
Opening of Baker's Hill golf season marks 1952 start
The Baker's Hill club opened the 1952 season on April 1 with Mr. Les Oyston officially opening proceedings and a social mix of events. Winners included Mrs. Anderson and Pat O'Donnell. Frank Oyston won the men’s stroke with 70 and 72 by Pat O’Donnell. The club plans visits and fixtures, with officers elected for 1952 and a trophy series on alternate Saturdays beginning May 17. A CWA social raised funds for Infant Health Club, and a note on the sudden death of John Tighe of Clackline.
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Pumpurey
Mark Ey
T. Club
Les Oyston
Pwunners
W. F. Cock
Pamae
Neil Jose
W. F. Cook
Anderson
I.iman
Frank Oyston
Pat O'Donnell
L. E. Oyston
Kt. J. Hooper
CWA
Vale John Tighe
John Tighe
Clackline
Rankine
Claremont
Cheker's Hall
San al
Mundaring Murmurings Highlight Weekend Celebrations
Local notices report celebrations for Mar who marks her birthday on Friday and Ne ville Poder Welch also celebrated. Mrs. McNamara and Mr. Best receive well wishes amid hospital news as families share greetings and plans for the weekend.
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Mar
Neville Poder Welch
Celecenane
Mandaring RSL Activities See Strong Attendance and Events
Mandaring R S L activities featured a successful day with State vice president E C Davies delivering the address. Rev Moore led the service with Miss M Ison at the organ. A wreath was placed on the memorial by Hilton and Hatch. A reunion at the bowling greens followed the service and a drum and bugle display was provided by local members. Two new members N Harris and R Hails were welcomed at the May 28 meeting. Darts and bridge led the evening’s games as the club planned 1952 activities and encouraged wider participation. A May 3 dance raised about £10 for the venue.
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Hee E. C. Davies
Moore
M. Ison
Messrs
Hilton
Hatch
RSL
Sad Ternoon
Mundaring Hall
Bowling Green
N. Harris
R. Hails
Firefighting urged as key to Australian civil defence
In a stark warning the author argues matches and bombs threaten Australia and calls for urgent action to nationalise and coordinate firefighting as a fourth arm of defence. Leaders propose unified fire protection, standardised training, and integrated fire services to protect cities and rural areas.
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Aurelie
Ieeeien
Australia
McDonald
A. Spencer
Perth
Interior Kent
House of Representatives
Commonth
Ty Oesaoe Fire Eye
Eac
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