Personalities Vince Coote Family News at Hospital
Mr and Mrs Vince Coote and son Brian are inmates of Manila Hospital while Mr and Mrs Merv Kelly celebrate the safe arrival of a daughter in this brief society note.
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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 02, 1951
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Vince Coote and son Brian are inmates of Manila Hospital while Mr and Mrs Merv Kelly celebrate the safe arrival of a daughter in this brief society note.
Cricket notes list D Moy and Forward with high not outs and W Nffe and J Bignall as top bowlers. Fixture details include Stores vs Colts at No 1 Oval at 1 45 pm, Independants vs Al Pals at No 2 Oval, and a full squad lineup with captains and on ground by 1 30 pm.
The 31st Poppy Day Appeal will be held on Friday November 1st. Poppies fund relief for returned servicemen and their dependents from World Wars I II and the Korean War. In New South Wales sales are overseen by the United Returned Soldiers' Fund with half the proceeds kept locally and the remainder shared by three service charities. Poppies are made by ex servicemen and widows and standard poppies sell for 1 shilling while special tagged poppies cost 2 shillings.
Residents are notified that Mr. M. Brady of Court Street Manilla is appointed poundkeeper for the council starting 29 October 1951. Brady’s phone number is Manilla 283. Council Chambers 8 October 1951.
Graziers and Farmers and Settlers Association announce a testimonial dinner at Memorial Hall Manilla on Friday 16 November at 6 30 pm. The event honors G E Bowman A G Doring HH V Dowe M Park and BE Gi Ratlift for long service to the town and district. Secretaries C Wilshire and C B Dowe invite interested members to connect by November 10.
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