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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 07, 1948
Page
2
Amy Pribon found trespassing on the Little Range estate in Boorowa. The notice warns that any further trespass in Memaving Wood Headey or shooting without authority will be prosecuted under local authorities.
Any person found trespassing is warned. Trapping rabbits or fox hunting on Suffolk Vale paddocks without permission will be prosecuted. W. Barnes, Manager.
Last week residents saw huge ghost moths, gray brown and sparrow sized, fluttering toward lights and drawing comparisons to bats. Keith McKeown's insect guide links them to a wood moth species inhabiting grub larvae near the red gum along the Murrumbidgee bank.
Large crowds of children from Rye Park Kenny's Creek and Pudman achoola enjoyed a Maypole and Flag Drill at the Centenary Sports. The Vansland band led the parade past Holgate's garage as pupils marched in white dresses and shirts with flags. The Maypole scene recalled May Day with colored frocks and ribbons. The band played Lite Brown Joe while dancers formed circles and a dozen younger pupils moved in perfect unison. Gratitude was expressed to Messrs Mundy Cashel A Southwell and Cavey for guiding the children. Age races awarded prizes and girls champions were noted.
The Conciliation Commission warns the strike harms hotel workers and may force a return to work order. Brewhouse reps favor an independent arbitrator while 250 strikers reject the proposal. A further conference is planned for Friday as thousands may be called back to work this week.
Mary Davis from Padman School showcased a rabbit head with unusual tooth formation. The event included fruit gifts, staff addresses on education, and a New Deal wait for more towels. Horse events drew crowds under the Sparting Fraternity, ending with a bonfire and a Memories Hall entertainment by Mrs Mundy and Miss Joan Perks.
The chief engineer of the NALMLA, Mead Pleldher, warned that caravan production would rise as prices drop from £400 to £700. Sydney makers claim full capacity to meet demand while cautioning amateurs who build their own units. Experts say mass production is safer and that roadworthiness requires expert design and precise weight distribution.
A nurse at Canberra Hospital spotted a male patient hanging from a balcony railing and seized a sheet to pull him away from danger. Police escorted the patient back to the ward and he was placed back in bed.
Oni presented a lively town event with rotka inspired music. Adults and extras featured James Terk Mundy and Stan Gorham. Yass Band members contributed to a memorable day. Horse event results listed with Paterson and Moorby named for various prizes.
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