High School Courts Set Semi Finals In Fast Play
Weather and holidays have disrupted play with umpires and teams missing matches. Semis at the High School Courts on Saturday will be fast as teams strive to avoid an early exit. Royal and St. Mary’s may face Kooringa Methodists, with play starting at 2 45 pm and local spectator support urged.
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Booborowle
St. Mary's
Kooringa Methodists
Burra Show Preparations Advance Ahead of October Event
Burra Show plans proceed with exhibitor preparations for the 11 October 1947 event. Secretary Hurtle M. Scott reports strong committee progress and high enthusiasm. Officials named, luncheon planned, Mr G Stanley Hawker invited to open the show. Store closures proposed at 11 90 am and bids approved for Publican's Booth. Sheep shearing demonstration arranged with six sheep to be conveyed by Mr Ross Earl. Catalogues available from the Secretary.
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Burra
Hurtle M. Scott
G. Stanley Hawker
O. G. Heinrichs
Messrs Gor
Don Bros. Clare
Ross Earl
Booborowie Ladies Hold Euchre Party and Dance
The Booborowie Ladies Auxiliary affiliated with the Fathers Association held a Euchre party and dance on Saturday September 13. Mrs H Taylor won the Ladies prize. Consolation went to Mrs P C Brook. Mr Maurice Farrelly won the Gents prize. Consolation went to Mr E E George. Jack Field's Band provided music and the committee thanked patrons and helpers for fundraising efforts.
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Booborowie
Fathers‘ Association
Boob
Crowle
H. Taylor
P. C. Brook
Maurice Farrelly
E. E. George
Jack Field
W. Cousins
W. Summers
A.C. Woodgate
Tea Tablets Soon To Blend In Cup From India Report
A report from India states a future tea cup could be made by dropping a tablet into hot water with milk and sugar. Ceylon tea experts are testing compressed tea leaves formed into aspirin sized tablets while still green.
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India
Ceylon
Burra Red Cross Hospital Drive Reports Steady Fund Raising
Mrs R J Jeffery organizer says committees of film stars are working well and notes two Bridge Parties and a Paddy's Market in the past fortnight raised £36. At a December 19 banking deadline, all funds will be handed to Miss C Crewes, with the Voting Board moved to Market Square to show weekly totals.
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R. J. Jeffery
Burra Red Cross
C. Crewes
Market Square
Burra Homing Club Faces Poor Conditions Despite Efforts
Last Saturday the Burra Homing Club flew a face from Wolsely but a strong head wind hindered good times. Stan Kelley jnr led the season as most consistent owner with A H Broad second. The club plans a season ending Smoke Social with details to follow.
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Wolsely
Stan Kelleway Jnr
A. H. Broad
Frogmen to Study Whales With Special Suits
British scientists aboard a whaling ship will test underwater frogmen in special suits to take blood samples from surfacing whales and install thermometers in harpoons. The aim is to learn how whales stay submerged and how deep sea diving could be improved for humans.
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Antarctic
Hitler
Atlantic
Europe
Britain
Golf club house round ends in ding dong stroke
Two men who lunched in the club house go out for a second round of golf. On the first tee one misses the ball, another swings at air. The first man wryly notes the round will be a ding dong stroke golf match.
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Grive
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Matthews
Fiock
Ager
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Faage
Burra Red Cross Hospital
Burra Homing Club