Burra High School Tennis Match Scores and Veterans
Burra High School reported tennis results with mixed doubles lineups and players including Heather Pearce Audrey Bown Jill Pearce Barbara Jennison Ronda Bourman Dorothy Southall Aileen Young June Doliman Pay Parks and Mary Field. The Blues posted 100 wins and a list of individual scores followed. The report also lists war savings and waste prevention totals to date, featuring staff and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elels
Browns
Ruth Hannaford
Maxine Connors
Helen Jefferies
Mageret Sytes
Maseere
Barbara Hill
Jean Garrard
Shirley Vis
Judy Pearce
Heather Bateson
Lorna Simmons
Pony
Nelson
Vivian Jeffenes
Payth Suw
Clarke
Loris Broad
Pian
Zacher
Micke Et Mate
Srowna
Blues
Ross White
Lloyd T R. Angel R. Mcinnes
H Nankivell
G. Lloyd
Joe’ Ford
Ray Boras
Lloyd
Dere
Ron Bopler
Thrys B. C. Lloyd
Keith Schutz
Cecil Jones
B. D. Satchell
John Bourman
B. Bi
Burra Bowling Club Weekly Match Results Report
Local Burra bowling results list mistaries from Saturday events at Pearce 2027 HW. Teams include Gykes Edwards Davey and B Ploch WL Hegarty L Kella with scores such as 7 2535 0 and 288 tied rounds. Mentions of visitors like G Herbert and A A Davey, plus rounds labeled Championship Second Round and Third Round with players Marston Grant Pearce Bown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Riege
Marston
Puller
Grant
EJ. Davey
Edwards A
Pinch
Pascoe
Pearce
Bown
Bartlett
A. Riggs
Paris
Walker
Martin
Reus and Sykes
Peare
Corry
Davey Bawards
Bartete Mewaters
Coury Marston
Hegarty
Herbart Bowers Martin
S PE Pearcess Waller
Bellaway
E. Finch
Finch Stevens
Burra Public School Weekly Examination Results
The Burra Public School weekly exam results list students by grade with names including Colin Brice Bob Thomas Pam Tier Jaye Skuse Avis Irlam and Mary Hein in Grade T rich. Grade U features Joan Bartlett Ron Scroop and Barbara Bennet. Grade I includes Pay Rakoschke and Horton Rakoschke. Grade IV lists Ray Truscott Ree Woodman. Grade V lists Pam Davis and Clarrie Willis. Grade VI includes Carlleneavies Colin Sprokman Kevin Davis Colin Nantsvell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Brice
Bob Thomas
Pam Tier
Jaye Skuse
Avis Irlam
Mary Heinrich
Joan Bartlett
Ron Scroop
Barbara Bennet
Pay Rakoschke
Horton Rakoschke
Ray Truscott
Ree. Woodman
Pam Davis
Clarrie Willis
Carlleneavies
Colin Sprokman
Kevin Davis
Colin Nantsvell
Pleasant Afternoon at Leighton Hall Fundraiser
A Saturday gathering at Leighton Hall titled Pleasant Afternoon drew over forty ladies for a Red Cross fundraiser. Guests included speaker LE Bartlett who shared experiences from Papua and local charity acknowledgments. Afternoon tea featured a crossing contest won by Mrs J Bogan, with trading table profits and donations totaling several pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Hall
Miss
Carparet
Humphrys
R. W. Blmdleys
LE. Bartlett
Bartlett
Papua
MC Hogan
Borttt
Red Cross
B Longbottom
Macraret Humpheys
J. Bogan
Durne
Mike
J. Gack
A Gusk
L. Steele
Marriages Often Orchestrated by Family Alliances
Observers note that many weddings worldwide are arranged by parents rather than evolving from courtship or initial affection, framing unions as strategic family alliances rather than personal romances.
Salvation Army Harvest Festival at Army Hall
Salvation Army Harvest Festival held at The Army Hall with a Sunday service led by Captain Creswell of Gawler and a warm welcome from Burra friends. A special picture marked the occasion and Methodist Choirs under Mr W H Gere performed the cantata Rolling Seasons to a good audience with Mr Creswell guiding the musical program. Captain Creswell thanked the choir members and Salvation Army friends for their generous reception and the supper was provided by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Creswell
Gawler
Guptain Creswell
J.eed
Orean
Leaguewr
Salvation Army Ps
Gannoway
Prices raised for mutton canning and dehydration supplies
J A Tonkin announced recommendations to raise Commonwealth approved prices for mutton dehydrator and cannery classes to 3 1/80d and 3d per pound respectively. Increases backdated from March 1 1943 aim to boost stock for canneries and dehydraters, with storage and stage charges unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A.tonkin
Copeland
Commonwealth
Cannery
Red Cross Social Event Raises Funds and Awards
A noisy evening at the Red Cross Social featured a calisthenics display and a baking contest. Miss Audrey Edwards won the competition and received a butter dish. Trading Table earned 7 shillings 7 pence, while Mrs Gurhes’ crossing earned 8 shillings 6 pence. Auctioneering and spelling bees added to the program with several handwork items and receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piers Nase
Petbook
Dughee Dutenh
Audrey Edwards
Gurhes
Wilks
Lewis Gare
Nurses Must Register Before March Twenty-Four
An alert instructs every Australian nurse under thirty to complete a questionnaire at a National Service Office by March 24 and submit it to the Deputy Director General of their state. Noncompliance carries penalties under the National Security Act. The aim is to identify and mobilize trained nurses across public and private hospitals, rest homes, and other settings for national health and emergency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Tksiso
Hallett F F C F Social Afternoon
A social afternoon at Hallett hall organized by Hallett F F C F featured entertainment with singing and recitation led by Mrs Fitzgerald and others. Members enjoyed a trading table and afternoon tea with proceeds totaling £13 1s 1d from door money trading table and tea donations.
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Lemnom
Hallett
Tell
Baty
Owen Smyth
Chit Lakas
Marry
Presb
Fitegerald
Breerie ‘Tiver
Total War Fund Drive Urges Australian Support
Straight Talk urges every Australian to contribute to the Third Liberty Loan, stressing that money protects lives by funding labor and materials for the war effort. It warns against wasteful spending and calls for genuine, substantial donations beyond token amounts to ensure success and support for fighting forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivil
Australia
Sherebrokers
Privilege to Be Valued in Free Expression
The piece argues that freedom to voice opinions is vital, yet warns that reckless and irresponsible use of this privilege can pose a threat equal to any weapon devised by the enemy. It stresses responsibility alongside liberty and reflects on the impact on thousands who stand for this principle.
Tyre Serial Numbers and Penalties for Thefts
Motorists should record serial numbers of their tyres as a sure method to identify stolen tyres. The text argues for prioritizing penalties for tyre thefts, noting that stolen tyres cannot be replaced and this elevates the offense. It mentions AAA involvement and calls for stricter punishment.
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Burra High School
Glass
Pie West
Jorna Simmons
Joe Ford
Margaret Sykes
Heather Pearce
Jill Pearce
Ronda Bourman
Huth Hannaford
Peter Bumbry
Burra Bowling Club
Burra Public School
Sara
Sara & CO
Liberty
Salvation Army Harvest Festival
Bryan East
ING
the Record” Office
Hallett F.F.C
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Edgancs
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