Rooke Couple Welcome A Daughter In Sydney
Mr and Mrs Wally Rooke of Sydney are congratulated on the arrival of a daughter.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Wally Rooke of Sydney are congratulated on the arrival of a daughter.
Under the auspices of the Manilla Rotary Club a Spastic Centre representative will speak at the weekly dinner and present films at the Rural School at 8 15 pm. The event promotes awareness of services for backward children and invites citizens to see the work firsthand. An art union ticket offers an Austin car as first prize, a refrigerator second, and a portable wireless third, with proceeds for a recreation ground project.
The Sub-branch invites the public to the Memorial Hall Friday March 1 1952 at 8 p.m. Enjoy 50/50 Dancing Euchre in the Supper Room with novelties games and fun. The Sex Leights orchestra will be in attendance. Social Committee TS Methodist Young Peoples Club annual convert watch this paper for date.
The Manilla Municipal Council notifies that a brindle cow and calf branded JH are impounded at Rushes Creek road. If not released by March 20 1952 at midday, they will be sold at the Manilla poundyard. Pounded keeper R. J. Fletcher posts the notice March 13 1952. Marine men live 18 months longer than single men in Australia.
Absent senator A D Reid assures constituents will receive prompt replies from Federal Members Rooms Sydney and Bank Building. He thanks supporters on departure and urges letters to address matters via the office. Also notes a scratch football match on Sunday March 16 at 3 pm and events: Manila Girls Physical Training Club Dance March 15, Rural School Mothers Club stall April 5, 1952 Anzac Ball April 18 with Debs presentations.
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