Revival of Ladies Club Sparks Local Branch Reopen
A Wednesday supper meeting at the Hall led to unanimous support for reopening the Ladies Club in Booborowie. The group aims for 2 30 to 4 30 pm gatherings with brief business, women’s interests, and tea, planning monthly sessions and August moving to the first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etme De~claion
CWA
Booborawie Ladies
Sosla
Kevin O'Toolle
Tao
Hawker
Shattock
F. Catt
Gill
Mesdames Bruce
P.T. Cousins
Asser
Broad
Burra Hospital Building Fund Receives Local Donations
The Burra Hospital Building Fund grows through gifts from Mt. Bryan Red Cross Sewing Circle and Green Acres Hospital Group. Building of the nurse accommodation is delayed due to material shortages, and the committee withholds acceptance of the sole tender. Funds will be ready when start time arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Burra
Burra Hospital Building Fund
Mt. Bryan
Des.artive
Band
Burra HRC Shifts to South Ape for Fying Season
Burra Homing Club members switch to the South Ape for the remainder of the flying season after the last North race from Matree. A three bird special requires clocking a team of three birds. Stan Kella triumphs for Mr W Carpenter's trophy, clocking all his birds despite a stiff head wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ape
Matree
Stan Kellaway Fun
W. Carpenter
Stan
Musician Rebuff Sparks Quip Over Self Praise
A playful exchange sees He remarking on being told by a friend that he is a musician. She counters with a line about him blowing his own trumpet, highlighting a jab at self promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Also Mentioned on This Page
STONE
Mantel
Duldig
Kooringa
Secker's
Borra North
Charles Radford
Commercial Street
Farvers
Forgan
Commonwealth
Har— ‘Yesters
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook and
Port Pirie
Mid-North Car
W. Bushell
R. A
LE Tourneau
John Deere Wheel
Cooper
Renesopie Vaalfel
Burra Homing Club
Belair
St. Burra
A. & L. Pearce
Booborowle
Northern Cafe
Burra
Fish and Grills
Hardings Crumpets
Aberg, Prop
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