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Burra Record

Location

Burra, South Australia, Australia

Date

Mar 02, 1948

Page

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Public Opinion on Sunday Observance and Local Games

A reader letter debates Sunday game bans, laments public reaction to a milk strike, and praises or critiques leaders like Bauldie and Bish. It defends Municipal Act powers, warns against loosening Sunday Observance, and urges council to uphold the 40 hour week and communal peace.

Tee Tommy Stanley Bauldie Ted Jack Bish Tom Dion L.ga

Burra News Pioneer Ernest Marston Dies at 80

Ernest F Marston longtime Burra citizen and former owner of The Burra Record died at home in Kangaroo 81 Burra on Monday February 23 He was born in Heathcote Victoria 80 years 10 months ago and worked as a printer and newspaper manager before moving to Burra He served as president of the local bowls club chairman of the Burra Electric Supply Co and JP He was married to Mary Lane in 1917 burial held at Burra Cemetery with Church of England prayers by N Woodards and bearers F B Reed J R Barbrook.

Brest Prederick Marston Burra Record Kangaroo 81 Burra Mr Marston Heathcote Victoria Melbourne "Age Mana Reer Numurkah Gowlbourne Valley Numerkan Normanna ‘Teare W. J. Teare Numurksh Leader The Leader Marston England Europe the Record Mary Lane Burra, Especially During His Younger Years, the Late Mr. Marston Burra Electric Supply Company Burra Seasiie Burra Institute Burra Burra Show Incorporated

Season's Biggest Grass Fire Ravages Rural District Near Burra

A scorching Tuesday morning blaze in Nils District north of Burra destroyed thousands of acres of grass and stubble, gutting fences and sheds. More than 300 volunteers fought the fire with fire breaks and machinery from Clare Manoora and surrounding districts, saving bare homesteads but incurring heavy losses to C P Turner G Finch J Lockett Mrs G Webster and others including W and J Mitchell. The blaze crossed rails near the Adelaide Burra line and burned into Koonoona, with insurance gaps worsening the financial impact on small farmers.

Nils C. P. Turner Burra Adelaide G. Webster G. P. Turner G. Finch J. Luckett G Webster KR. Crewes Koonoona Glen Finch J. Lockett S. R. Crewes Messrs Metchese

Trophies for Burra Footballers

At the Burra Football Club annual meeting a plan proposed by Mrs Weichs to award trophies before the 1948 season. The idea aims to let players know what they compete for from the start. Trophies already include Most Improved Player and Most Consistent Player. Points will be counted each Saturday by a club supporter unknown to players.

Burra Weichs Stan Kellaway Ken Murphy

Funeral Directors Named for Sorrowful Passing

Messrs C J Pearce and Sons served as the funeral directors for a deceased individual. The obituary notes a widow with one son and one daughter, detailing the son Mr F P Marston of Burral and daughter Marcella Mrs A D Bure of Middle Brighton Victoria.

Burra Football Club AGM Receipts and Expenditure

The Burra Football Club presented its financial statement at the AGM on February 26. Receipts totalled £255 12s 7d, with £84 1s 6d from donations and subscriptions. Expenditure for the 1947/48 season was £227 14s 5d, including £64 6s 0d donated by the Club to Town Institutions, leaving a bank credit balance of £27 19s 2d for the new season.

Burra Segaon

Telephone line incident ends with burnt steak warning

A woman disrupted a phone call by taking the line and hearing another woman comment about cooking steak. After several minutes, the first woman tried again as the other callers talked. A decisive interruption by the second woman led to the line being freed when the burnt steak aroma was noted.

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