Burra Public School Grade roll and staff list
Grade I students include Ken Helms Bel en Vermall Joy Boorman Jann Bartlett Bren Hann. Grade II students include Wendy Byles ay Kakoschke Ray Bown. Grade I Eric Clare Join Nelson. Grade IV Robert Reed Josie Jennison. Grade V Colin Séliers Car tine Davies. Grade VI Clinton Kakoschi ke Consie Bown. Grade VO Pist siz Bar old Blécle 636 Mary Pearce 829 Healer Eaten 617 Mas geret Finch 92 Mollie Wel ton 579 Keith Hand 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Helms
Belen Vermall
Joy Boorman
Jann Bartlett
Bren Hann
Brian
Wendy Byles
Ay Kakoschke
Ray Bown
Eric Clare
Nelson
Robert Reed
Josie Jennison
Colin Séliers
Cartiene Davies
Clinton Kakoschike
Consie Bown
Pist siz—Barold Blécle
Mary Pearce
Healer Eaten
Masgeret, Finch
Mollie Welton
Keith Hand
Boobarawie School Topics and Local Club News
The Boobarawie School Topics report notes a community group totaling 101 subscribers and 126 certificates, with 33 members sending funds via others, indicating nonstudent participation. It recalls a Welton Club event on October 21 where Mrs. D Keynes praised Reynolds Bop and a pupil walker, urging continued prisoner aid, followed by a vote of thanks. Tennis resumes this season with court clearing and a five member committee planning events, reported by Beth Hoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berst Harris
Giewe
George Williams
Grsse
Barry Reynolas
Graue TW
Staunley Good ‘Thage Ead
Joan Burrelly
Grise—Leslie Gooaridee
Graue I
Mervyn Booparawie
War Savi
George
Willisss
Welton Club
D. Keynes
Reynolds Bop
Keynes
Brisn Gal
Jessie Williams
Beth Hoga
China Charity Drive and Quilt Plan Looms at CW A Meeting
The West Aeon branch of the Country Women's Association met Friday October 1 with Mrs G. Hawkes in charge. Apologies from several members were read. Plans include a real quilt for China and bags to Mrs GG. Walker. A cake competition yielded winners Merle Prewler M J Marchant and others. A Sponge Sandwich contest will be held at the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang Kai Shei
GG. Walker
Merle Prewler
Mim
M. J. Marchant
M2. Marchant
A. & Kellock
Reg. Warnes
Dana- Hinas
Grarre Wares
M. Howard
Morgan Vale
Black Springs School Exam Results And Medal Winners
School announced weekly examination results with grade seven student Max White and grade six student Nitalle White among medal winners. Other listed names include Fion an Tan Hersey and Grade IV tally Pisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max White
Nitalle White
Fionan
Tan Hersey
Pisner
Burra Munition Factory Plans Draw Community Response
Fragmentary notice seeks volunteers and manpower for a proposed factory on the main north road in Burra district. It asks every resident over 16 to provide their name and weekly hours available, citing manpower as the key issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towar Asia
Esaie
Wooltacott
Aie van Ae Etbont
Methodist Synod Discusses Pensions and Social Reforms
The annual Synod of the Methodist Church of Australasia met to consider pensions for widows, liquor restrictions, and social reforms. Delegates reviewed district reports showing 2,500 members and adherents, and praised Premier Playford for his stance on social evils while debating topics from wheat cultivation to poverty abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hab Gacer
Wis He Alba
Yble
Reve
A i Pansoo
Charman
J. & Main
W. Curry
Fe CG
Greig
Mom. Tuckeut
W. J. Brook
A J
Marlinami
Bament
Auuum Muntaro
Worth Circus
Dh Weanesday
Ton. T. Playford
Hallett Red Cross Junior Dance Draws Strong Attendance
The Hallett Red Cross Junior Drive event held on Wednesday night October 21 sponsored by Section 5 raised £18 10s 8d for Bren da Richards. Attendances from several districts were noted and a Circular Waltz Competition produced a winner with 2 Miller and Miss J Civer receiving no votes. Proceeds from the contest reached £9 7s 11d. A supper was served at seven o clock five ladies prepared the meal and dancing continued until 1 am with donations from Mrs Gwen Smyth Miss Northmore Mrs Parker and Mrs Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section 5
Red Cross
Brenda Richards
Sesatti
Tiecessful
Miller
J. ‘Civer
Ofelock
Gwen Smyth
Northmore
Parker
Needham
Pleasant Sumday Amateur Hour Held at Ulooloo
The Pleasant Sumdsy Amateur Hour took place at Ulooloo at the home of Mrs. G. Owen Smyth with Mrs. Ron Kellock as secretary. A large audience enjoyed acts on the verandahs and garden, raising £1 by event time and £16 0 10 from afternoon tea and fruit, with visitors from the district including Burra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedrose
Ulooloo
G. Owen Smyth
Percy
Tibrook
Mt. Bryan East
Burra
Ron Kellock
Booborowie FFCF Unit Holds Postponed October Meeting
The Booborowie Unit PCI of the FFCF met on a Saturday in October instead of the usual Wednesday. The hall effort on October 1st and the auction sale in September were noted with proceeds shared with the Red Cross. The unit thanks donors for sale goods and asks supporters to keep the rescheduled dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PCI
W ‘Hall
Big Dawn
Oo Iesday
Decem
Ian
Red Cross
Mt Bryan Red Cross Baby Contest Wins Noted
Mt Bryan Red Cross branch drew a large crowd last Wednesday to hear early baby contest results. Northern winner was Shirley Cockrum with 9 196 votes, South winner Stoke, grand totals show multiple babies with high counts. A dance netted funds to split between two winning babies and organizers thanked helpers from Burra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Bryan
Prand
Shirley Cockrum
Haby Anne Pettitt
Arthur Simpson
Raylene Clark
Davis
Melvyn Pearce
Autan
Gebhardt Pasa
Ralph Bowden
Gordon “Wooton
Saiyan
Wities
Baby J. Quing
North
Baby Stoke
South
Mount Bryan
Rea Cross
J. Butler
Mr. Blake
Burra
Dance for Red Cross Junior Competition Night Recap
A Friday event hosted by the Dance for Red Cross Junior Competition featured performances by Mra Corry Ms Field and dancers from the Missi esville Set Jeam Sommer ville Goa Qreves Chloris ill Win Lee with music by Mr. D Welds Orchestra and Mr. Alex Bevan. Attendees included Albert Bruce F time at the ticket office and gallery staff Joy Pascoe Dorothy Southall. The Circular Waltz was won by Miss Elva Butlagd and Mr. Charles Gru Supper served at 10:30 under Mrs. S Beroop. Decorations highlighted by scarlet pink roses and antirrhinums. Promoters thank Mr. G S Dane for ads. profit was approximately Elo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Corry
Ms Field
Missiesville
Jeam Sommerville
Goa
Charles Gru
Beroop
Brod
Mics A
Dane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burra Public School
Boobarawie
Country Women’s Association
Black Springs School
Twine
Sara & CO
JONE
JURRA
Methodist Church of Australasia
Hallett Red Cross
Booborowie
FFCF
Red Cross Branch
Australia
Interact
Fonds
Boa Sos
Australian Consolidated
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