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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
6
A fragmented notice notes a local school event inviting younger pupils to participate in crafts and activities. Mr. and Mrs. Hollingawarth are mentioned as guests assisting with the program.
Alfred R. Cade argues aluminum alloy pistons vary by maker and material, so standard lubricant recommendations may not fit all engines. He notes better heat conduction, higher rpm potential, and weight advantages, but stresses that nonstandardized pistons need tailored lubrication and careful assembly, with attention to cooling and friction considerations.
Fragmentary report from Sabine Park references a Sunday event with players including Mike Whit and Febland. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A chaotic rugby style encounter produced a close finish as Wests edged Bolgart in a spirited contest. Key players included H Donegan and M Lee for Bolgart, while C Lee and Sinclair starred for Wests with timely goals and solid defense.
Mixed foursomes draw announced for Sunnayet at 2 pm with pairs including Miss Llyil and Rofofuck versus Mis. Choistie and T. Betti. Tatoyd and H. C. Annear against Auss Whitheld and C. Haymes. Miss B. Campbell and P. Hamers ley against Muss Wroth and AV Jervis. Mrs. Mamerstey and F. Chiinie. Mrs. Petrie and Jr. 8. Campbell. Mrs. Parkins and Is Ryan. Miss B. Jervois and J. C. Phillips. Mrs. Tack and E. Brewis. Mr. E. Brewis and E. Wiltshire. Mrs. Hasson and J. Dawson. Mrs Sostello and M. Bateman. Mrs Haymes and Davy.
Ning riders contested the Smile handicap conducted by the Toodyay Cycle Club on Sunday. Season best times were posted as Parker and Ferguson posted notable results, Bouzer clocked 30 seconds in a heat, and several riders achieved strong times. The club meeting followed with a Disputes Committee formed and motions for upcoming races discussed. A patron was elected and nominations for the 24 mile handbag and a one mile track event were outlined for the next race day.
In a Wednesday encounter at Tyodyay oval Nungle defeated Robins by a slim margin. Nungle showed improvement over the previous clash and controlled play with steady forward work and solid defense.
The Growers Marketing Association outlines an upcoming meeting. It lists invited speakers and attendees including representatives from various agencies and farms. The draft notes mention topics on primacy production, proposed improvements, and potential benefits for members.
Fragmented prose verse speaks of a waking bid for light and a distant voice. The speaker recalls a Latifce cry while dawn glows rise over an implied landscape. A mention of woods and a peppermint cure appears in an advertisement fragment.
The club elected Misests M Hollend and Roy Donegan as delegates with secretary Donegan removed, empowering action on club finances. Debate over new uniforms and penalties for color deviations arose, while a committee was encouraged to decide on a suitable office sign. Refreshment duties and home dining subsidies were discussed, with a subscription for food and drink planned. A team from surplus players was proposed to play minor interdistrict matches when grounds allowed.
In a lively Gundaling district fixture, Goomalling Rovers played a keenly contested home match against Setvelly Hot. Frank O'Connor starred with a strong display, while Jona wind and Wobgamline players contributed solidly. Final scores show Rovers and Jenna among the best performers with Watshater Curlewis and J. Hatters noted for form.
A fragmented note outlines a planned event for next Sunday featuring Do Toodyay, a whale motif, and a tri Dinlgars with strong indications of a favorable outcome.
A fragmented note outlines a Toodyay Club meeting with references to Purity and a call to the president ahead of a larger event. The text is garbled but signals a club gathering and prior arrangement.
An effort led by A F Millon aims to form a composed squad from Toodyay and other clubs to play interclub matches throughout the season. The plan seeks to involve players who are not currently active, with financial support for tuition and travel, to field a team capable of competing publicly.
Fragmented OCR lists fixture dates and matches for the Thiadpuy association season 1932. Mentions May 15 Rolgait versus Pimdyay and several other dates with teams like Balan and Wiektombyays, June 5 Tavayay versus Tolar Lind Keune, July entries, and August 7 Polyag. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable words.
A fragmentary report notes Obi Smith leading a sale event at Aantiyevi Me Me LHotland with decent attendance. The text trails into garbled phrases about preparations, conversations, and a lengthy, uncertain list of names and items for an upcoming gathering and medical remedies.
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