27 Oct 1953
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1953
Page
1
A fragmented recounting recalls Hallett institutions and community groups during and after World War I. Mentions Hallett Institute built in 1879 and 1928, the Hallett Auxiliary and local clubs, and veterans seeking postwar support while reflecting on leadership figures and national economic ties.
A Governor accompanied by the Vice-Regal party rode in the Armstrong Siddier toward Hallett. Spectators along the road cheered as the governor waved from the car window.
The text appears fragmented and incomplete making it impossible to derive a coherent news item. No clear people organizations places dates or events are readable for a proper two-line record.
Town council notes weed overgrowth and water table issues while auto use of a stock repellent mixture raises safety concerns. Three cows were found poisoned at Mouth Barker. one recovered. Similar mixtures used in another locality caused no incidents. Residents speculate on pasture travel and safety.
Heavy rain raises river levels and pasture growth, promising ample feed and water for months. Officials report one inch to 350 Balms across districts with creeks and streams topping up water supplies. Records show districts like Old Kaormocloa and Oakbank reporting inch-scale inflows and improved forage outlook.
Burra Town Council held a meeting on October 19 to declare a five shilling rate on church properties. The council approved the rate, and the town treasurer advised the new levy is payable at the Town Hall.
Residents report 1000 pounds contributed to the Hallett bowling green scheme in Bowling Green with partial completion including leveling and a 245 foot water bore costing 540 pounds. Water quality and loam supply are viewed as key as gypsum to Port Broughton is to be conveyed for the greens.
The Eastern fine Figetine Association held meetings in 1982, with dates for annual tokens and sections disrupted by rain. Minutes note a last meeting on Tuesday 20 October as the group seeks to organize events amid aim-driven efforts and community calls.
Letter from Burra residents expresses appreciation for help given in England. The writer thanks those who aided in Scotland and Wales and notes the support extended to relatives and property. They send best wishes and hope their thanks are widely shared.
The notice reports a drop in off-shears sales since July, with thousands of ewes affected. It attributes the decline to a dry winter and water shortages, causing holders to keep sheep longer. Flocks have been shorn later than usual this year, indicating weather and water pressures impact.
A damaged line ponders the limits of finest metal wire and a hypothetical thread. It imagines spinning a single grain of fend into a strand that could stretch extreme distances, suggesting an extraordinary tensile concept.
The Sunday School anniversary honored Barbara for her many pantry services. A social hour followed with games and camaraderie as friends thanked her for years of assistance, with heartfelt gifts presented and expressions of gratitude for her dedication.
A large crowd attended the Hallett RSL Ball as Community members and Sub-Branch volunteers organized the event. The hall featured supper, tickets handled by two caterers, with ticket sellers listed as Miss By and Miss Saturn. The social gathering extended into the early hours of Saturday, showcasing ongoing support for RSL efforts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe changes at St Marys with Rev RR Yulee and Rev UR 1antool tev among others taking or assuming roles. Mentions of Rev. Donald Buddleg and Donald Redding as clergy tied to Mt Gambler and Bumpury Rector positions.
Fragmentary notes describe renovations at the Condemned Cell school. The text mentions long unused facilities, iron hand-made sails, and a possible overhaul by a governing board, with references to significant time elapsed and potential restoration efforts.
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