Inadequate housing at Burra Primary School concerns
At a recent annual meeting, parents and staff voiced alarm over overcrowded classrooms at Burra Primary School. One and a half classes are taught in St Marys Parish Hall, with health risks evident as pupils must travel between buildings in winter. The Education Department cites lack of funds but next year may approve renovations or a prefab extension to house 250 pupils.
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Burra
G. Stockman
Patrick
Messrs
Roo. Lott
DH Field
M. ‘Tiver
F.G. Wardle
A. Clade
MM. G. Stockman
J. Wohters
St. Mary's Parish Hall
J. Wohlers
Kent
Porter's Lagoon
Nate
Tennis Finals Woeringa TV Premiership Race in Burral
Hallett defeated Aberdeen 14 sets to dine in the semi finals while Koorings beat Boobicrowie 15 sets to Bre. Hallett advances to face Boobiorowie on Saturday April 11 to decide the grand final opponent for Koorings. Aberdeen leads B grade. Beaten Hallett 15-5. Ironmine I defeated Ironmine TI 11 sets to 9. Hallett earns a spot in the preliminary final versus TronmineT.
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Woeringa
Burral” Tennis Association
Hallett
Aberdeen
Dine
Koorings
Boobicrowie
Bre
Boobi Orowie
Aberdeen Tee
Ironmine I
Ironmine. TI
Tronminet
Clay Aberdeen
Burra Races Tomorrow
Race event at Burra set for tomorrow with preparations underway. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for parking and safety measures. Weather and program details to be announced by officials.
Burra Races Fence Blaze Destroys One Mile of Fencing
A grass fire on Burra Racing Club land destroyed one mile of fencing on P B Byles property at Iron. Seven fire crews fought the blaze as stubble and dry grass ignited, threatening the course but the fire was eventually controlled before spreading further. The event proceeded amid smoky conditions and a brisk wind.
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P. B. Byles
B. M. Ule
Ashton
Edscens
Imine
Burra Racing Club
Iron
Bo Mine
Craas
Tare
Byles
Agus
Progress Association Meeting Highlights Pool Talk and Trophy Awards
Burra Progress Association met in the RSL Hall on Wednesday March 25 with 39 members attending. President D. Hullide welcomed attendees and a Loyal Toast was proposed. trophy winners included A D Radford for several categories and J Riges for fielding and bowling, with most improved junior awards named for A Bealderstone and W Martine.
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Surra Progress Association
Council Chamber
Mears
Gardner
W. Young
N. Fabian
W.carpenuet
W. Morskivell
Topefield
J. Pascoe
A. D. Radford
Koonoona Proprietors
D. Radford
J.T. Pascoe
Kotz
KJ. Mutt
Mise B. Bepwell
J. ©. Riges
Christmas Pageant Report At Association Meeting
The secretary and president noted extra gifts bought from dance funds for unlisted children after the Christmas Pageant. The motion to endorse the president’s action passed. Members also approved transferring the full guaranteed amount, 269, raised for the Caravan Park project.
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Christies
J.T. Pastoe
W. Carpenhce Vo
Sura
J. ‘Wohlers
W. Young
R. Wickes
Coronation Celebrations Planned Parade Ball and Fund
The Coronation Committee asked the Progress Association to help with events including a grand parade a sports afternoon for children and a Coronation Ball at Burra Town Hall on Friday June 7. A double ticket price was set with prize money from door takings to fund War Memorial and Hospital Building funds.
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Progress Association
W. Carpenter
Agi
Burra
War Memorial
Funch
Carpenter
E. R. Davey
South Australian Eisteddfod Prize Details Released
Secretary Mr C L Bentley reports the Coronation Festival supports a prize fund of 175 pounds for the South Australian Eisteddfod with 100 pounds to the first choir 50 to the second and 25 to the third. Any choir in the state may enter with adjudicators Prof John Bishop Canon H P Finis and Max Wortley.
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C. L. Bentley
the Eisteddfod
Burra
Govern—ments
John Bishop
Elder's Conservatorium
H. P. Finis
St.j. Peter's
Max Wortley
Vstat
Ofmee
It Never Rains But When Mr P B Byles Faced Loss
Mr P B Byles endured a string of misfortunes on his property last week a one mile fencing project and a fire. A strong wind the day after the blaze blew the roots off two tram sheds revealing ongoing damage and bad luck.
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P B Byles
Aks
Huge Fire Ravages Hal lett District Grassland Praries
A blaze struck Hallett on Friday morning burning between 300 and 400 acres of valuable prastlands and straying into Mr P. W. Sumner and Mr A. Metoni es properties. The fire began about 11 00 am near a goods train and spread rapidly through Cappeedee Station area, with crews fighting on foot using knapsack sprayers due to rough terrain and limited vehicle access. Firefighters performed admirably in containing the flames and preventing further spread.
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Hallett
A. Metonie
P. W. Sumner
Brogg
Cappeedee
Annual Meeting of Burra Football Club
The Burra Football Club met at the RSL Ball on Tuesday night with about 25 attendees. All offices were declared vacant and new officers were elected to fill the vacancies. An application from the Peterborough Football Association for representation was referred to the Delegates Meeting of the North Eastern Association. The meeting closed after other pertinent items were considered.
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Burra Football Club
RSL
Peterborough Foot
Tatein
Joly
Assoc
Readers' Comments on Royal Visit to Perth
Editor I write to recall the Royal visit to Perth Western Australia in 1800s when the Duke and Duchess of York were welcomed by thousands. Government and Mayor invited attendance and the heartfelt welcome is noted as a vivid memory.
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Mary
Perth
W.A
Duchess of York
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