Rifle Shooting Match Yields Mixed Results And Prospects
The report notes uneven rifle shooting with many shooters lacking equipment and practice yet some veterans still showing accuracy. It highlights upcoming sessions and early starts to improve, while listing trophy winners Williams D Field G Bemurat Hogan and Collins with scores and placements.
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Moray
Dave E
Ray
Haush Eaviier
Williams
D. Field
BR. G. Bemburat
Government Aims to Control Local Council Finances
Adelaide City Council resists proposed legislation affecting local finance. Councillors say councils have long relied on trading banks and now the government plans to standardize financial arrangements. Burra Town Council moves to align with Adelaide’s stance. Cr Kellaway urges action, Cr Baulderstone seconds.
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Gweluatneae Town Coucil
Adelaide City Council
City Ogliricht
Immedial
Kellaway
Burra Town
Adelaide City
Cr Baulderstone
Fairchild Park Named In Honor Of Mr R Patrechild
At a Downer meeting Dr Woollamcott proposed naming the park Fairchild Park to recognise Mr Patrechild for good work. The motion to name the park and to write thanks to Mr Patrechild was carried.
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Fairchild Park
R. Patrechild
Woollacott
Aa Ae
Burra Town Council looks to another year under current mayor
A 1948 to 1950 view of Burra's town leadership outlines the mayor’s tenure since July 1948 with plans for improvement, rising costs, and a push to raise rates. It notes financial strain from seasonal conditions, wage costs, and government grants, while praising the mayor and mayoress for social work and urging nomination for another year to push the town’s progress.
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Burrell
Me HJ
B. Jennison
Burra
Corneil
Fire Igades Board
Burma
Su Cid
Sayinger Bank
Commonwealth Govt
Bank of Australasia
State Bank
Bank of Asia
Acton
Burra Town
New Park View Burra North Street Named
Burra Town Council voters decide to name the unnamed street Park View Burra North after debate over honoring local families. The street will run from the North Ward boundary to Morehead Street, ending at the playground overlooking Burra North.
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T'S New
Park View
Burra North
Burra Town Council
Park View Burra North
Woollacott
Park
Carpenter
Lkce
M.A. Redford
Radford
Barratus
Kellaway
Council to Seek New Ben Accord Bridge
Burre Town Councillors debated a new Ben Accord Bridge after a wight accident sequence near the station. Cr Woollacott moved to apply to the Highways Department citing accidents and detours for rail traffic, with a district MP interview and police letters included. A danger sign was urged for the Mt Bryan end, carried.
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Wight
Ben Acerd
Burre
Woolacott
Highways Department
Purether
Cr Woollacot
Cr Kellsway
Cr Woollacott
Mt Bryan
Cr.Baulderstone
Street Name Plates Planned by Burra Town Council
Burra Town Council discussed placing street name plates on five available posts after an inspection. Council members debated post height and cement post options, with cost estimates and methods under consideration to prevent vandalism and ensure proper installation.
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Burra
Dr Baulderstone
Eee Feadioe
Burra Football Practice Match Sees Promising Debuts
Burra North faced a practice match at Racecourse on Saturday with several new players showing promise. Final scores were Burra North 9 goals to Burra 13 behinds as Forman Robinson Jobe Ryan Evans led goalkicking for North while Radford Pascoe Brace topped Burra with two goals each. C Morrison was elected captain for the 1947 season. Next week Burra travels to Spalding for the first match.
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Burra Arm
Eh Ae
Burra
Botta
Burra North
Belsine
Forman
Robinson
James
Jobeson
Ryan
Evans
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