Terowie and Beoborowie Net Big Wins in Weekend Football
Terowie defeated Burra 21 to 11 in a tough third quarter rally and held on to win. Beoborowie beat Leighton 19 to 3 for its third straight victory. Spalding-Hallett edged their rival in a close game, while Burra narrowly beat Terowie at Terowie in a separate match. Golf notes show L Halliday winning an 18 hole stroke handicap with a net score of 28.
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AL ‘Terowie
Terowie
Burra
T Tree Paints
Ward
Mute
Burra Oue
Gnal
Im van
Ter- Pente
Beoborowie
Leighton
Hallett - Spalding
Spalding
Leighton Hat
Boobcrowle
Wye Spalding-Hallett
Maton
In & Clote
Gulf
Burta Golf Course
L. Halliday
Social Evening Celebrates Eighty Third Birthday at Tranmine Hall
A social evening on May 4 at Tranmine Sundry Hall celebrated the Church’s eighty third anniversary with a crowd enjoying songs, a competition won by Miss Mounce, and a slideshow by Mr Turner from Burra featuring Darwin, the Blue Mountains, and the Grampians before a supper conclusion.
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Sé Tranmine Sundry Hall
Mounce
C. Christopher
Turner
Burra
Darwin
Town
Blue Mountains
Mount Gambler
Grampians
No Opposition For Council Elections
Nomination day passed with one vacancy in West Ward. Several long serving councillors were re elected unopposed in the district and town councils. New mayors and councillors are outlined with vacant West Ward and praise for volunteers amid civic apathy.
Table Tennis Evening Highlights Club Event
A table tennis evening organized by the basketball club drew a good crowd at Redruth Fall last Wednesday. Proceeds from the door and a sweet stall totaled 2% with Joan Nelson winning the Ladies Championship and Coralie Elie as runner-up, while L Beckman and C Nankivell won the Men's event.
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Rades
Theif
Redruth
Joan Nelson
Coralie Elie
L. Beckman
C. Nankivell
Burra Rural Youth Club Meeting Highlights Talk from Clare Guest
At the Burra Rural Youth Club fortnightly meeting on May 10 Mr Andrea Thomas of Clare spoke after returning from New Zealand. He illustrated his lecture with movie films and lantern slides. President Bruce Stockean presided and welcomed guests including John Butterworks Andrew Thomas Wendy Moyle and Miss Lynette Kellock who was elected news reporter after Peter Marston’s resignation. The talk noted New Zealand’s rainfall in the South Island and the year round daily rain average. Supper followed the meeting.
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Burra
Andrea Thomas
Clare
Thomas
New Zealand
Bruce Stockean
John Butterworks
2.A
Andrew ‘Thomas
Wendy Moyle
Mise Cocalte Ellis
Peter “Marston
Lynette Kellock
Tale
South Island
Mt Bryan S S Anniversary Services Highlight May Events
Mt Bryan S S held anniversary services May 2 at 3 p m with Mr Johnson from Snowle Belt delivering a children’s address to about 30 youngsters on the raised platform. May 9 featured Rev G Armstrong with another illustrated talk. Kindergarten departments presented two items and reports were given at the close, followed by a distribution. Easter Monday marked the annual pl o ak at the Rangerback with children enjoying climbs races and apples.
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Mt. Bryan
Johnson
Csnowle Belt
G. Armstrong
Ragerback
Coderus
Burra Names E Baulderstone Burra New Mayor
E Baulderstone Burra, a well known Burra businessman, was nominated and elected mayor after no other nominations appeared. He has served on the council for eight years, mainly as Finance Committee chairman, and is praised for his attendance and enthusiasm in council matters.
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Elt. Baulderstone
Burra
2. R. Dirvey
Baulderstone
Baulderstone Ott
Absent Votes For Federal Elections Notice
Absented voters in divisions Angus and Hindmarsh will not have polling places open on general election day May 29. Electors enrolled for a contested division who are within Angus or Hindmarsh must vote at another division or apply for a postal vote. Postal vote forms available at post offices.
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Angss
Aindmarshi
Angus
Hindmarsh
Noel Tiver Appointed Layman for Methodist Conference
Hallett residents celebrated as Noel Tiver was named one of fifteen from South Australia to represent the BA Methodist Conference at the Australian General Conference in Brisbane this month. A farewell at Hallett Church featured music by local youths and tributes from choir members and church leaders.
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Margaret Demeries
Bryan
Hallett School
Nutt
Huen Milter
Trust
Pulford
Ladlee’ Guild
G. Armstrong
Tier
Mount Bryan School Paint Tender Called
Tender for painting Mount Bryan School and residence and school house in Bryan is called. Specifications viewable at Burra Police Station per advice from the Architect-In-Chiefs Department regarding the project.
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Mount Bryan
Architect-In- Chiefs Department
Resience
Bryan
Burra
RSL Activities Outline May and June Social Approvals
Members are urged to attend May events including a games evening on May 22 at Hallett and a May 25 meeting. The Governor will be entertained at a Bosla Evening on May 29 with early names to the Secretary. June features the Legay Badge Day on June 11 and a June 12 charter presented by the State President in Robertstown.
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REL
Hallett
Bosla
Sadidieworth
Robertstown
Sheep Judging Demonstration At Hallett Hosted By Bureau
Fourteen members attended the April Mt Bryan East Agricultural Bureau meeting in Hallett for a sheep judging demonstration. Horace Collins of Wyndar Terowie acted as guest instructor with guidance from Sid Wood and Adelside Mines, while Vic Hughes organized the sheep arrival and D R Molinnes and Sons provided weaners.
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Hallett
Messrs Millerros
Lon
Troy the Yarcowie
Bryan
Bureau
Horace Collins
Merino Sheen
Colins
Collins Wood Elasser
Sid Wood
Adelside School of Mines
Aiso
Vic Hughes
Qweanersh
D. R. Mo
Innes and Sons
Ramet
Messrs
Miller Brus
Hallett Welcomes Korean Veteran Hall Village Hero
Private Charles Martin of the King's Korean War service arrived in Hallett to a large local welcome. The formal gathering in the ABL Hall featured Mr N G Tiver and speakers W Phi Westley Miller praising his return. Pte Martin’s parents and veteran status from the Boer War were noted. a tartan rug was presented and the night ended with dancing and a ladies’ supper.
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Charles Matin
Wighting Services
Ty Korea
Hallett
A.bl
N. G.tiver
Anfe
Martin
Messrs
W. Phi
Westley Miller
Pte Martin
S. Martin
Martin Spenlor
Pte
New Ball Donation Supports Local Girls Basketball Team
In a gesture of generosity from Mosers Shelf Rasheed Dawson Sleader Hedley Jones and the Burra Football club a pre ball was given to the girls basketball team.Officials note the new equipment will aid training and boost morale for the squad despite concerns about overall program health.
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Shelf Rasheed
Dawson Sleader
Hedley Jones
Burra Football Club
War of ideno moral leadership by British Empire noted
The quotation credits J W Manson with describing the war of ideno and the battle for men's minds where the British Empire remains the moral leader.
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Ideno
J W. Manson
Rifle Shooting Results Point to Narrow Leaderboard
In Rifle results J H Lohmer leads Kakoschke with 49 42, Hopkins 2nd with 28, Kakosheke 28 leads the Kouksburra Trophy with 32, Schwier 21 sits in third. Burra Rifle Club plans 18th Stage of the Kookabutea Trophy over double 500 and 600 yards nearby.
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J. H. Lohmer
M. Kakocehke
A. Tenmant
Belcher
Kakoschke
J. O. Hopkins
M. Kakoseheke
Bernshardb
J. B Schwier
Burra Rifle Club
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BEC
West
Crs
B.S. Stevens
Farrell
Fiat
Finch
Oortnes
A. Barle
OR. Barker
Mongolita
Stevens
E Baulderstone
W. Carpenter
East
K HL Campbell
Fisher
North
Et. Lemans
C. [Samuel
West Sass
W. E. D. Young
Haett
Greg. W. Gare
Banbury
Honan
Cappeedes
J. Cackshell
Terowle
Toim
C. Collins
Whyte
Burra Rural Youth Club
Mr. E. Baulderstone
Noel Tiver
Methodist
Monse ‘Trust
Tiger
Armstrong
Bruce
Geof
Rex Thomas
Iman
RSL
Mt. Bryan East Agricultural Bureau
Anhorp
Lont
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