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Whittlesea Historical Society Inc.
Letter, Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria, 1947
... Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South... Whittlesea melbourne Letter Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria ...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South Morang Soldiers' Welcome Home Patriotic Fund, dated 18 June 1947.south morang soldiers' welcome home patriotic fund, patriotic funds council of victoria -
Whittlesea Historical Society Inc.
Letter, Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria, 1947
... Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South... Whittlesea melbourne Letter Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria ...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South Morang Soldiers' Welcome Home Patriotic Fund, dated 8 August 1947.south morang soldiers' welcome home patriotic fund, patriotic funds council of victoria -
Whittlesea Historical Society Inc.
Letter, Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria, 1946
... Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South... Whittlesea melbourne Letter Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria ...Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South Morang Soldiers' Welcome Home Patriotic Fund, dated 11 March 1946. Five A4 pages and .pdf.Handwritten on the letter: Returned 1914-18 J. Butcher, B. Wilson, H. Sole, Vigano Senr., McMurray, Scraffell, O"Laughlin, J. Jones, J. Giddons, Parsons, Roglin, Wheeler.south morang soldiers' welcome home patriotic fund, patriotic funds council of victoria -
Whittlesea Historical Society Inc.
Document, List of Returned Service Men, Wallets, c.1947
... Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria.... (See: "Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South.... (See: "Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South ...One page photocopy: List of Returned Service Men. Wallets. (See: "Letter from Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria to South Morang Soldiers' Welcome Home Patriotic Fund", file.)List of Returned Service Men Wallets. 1. Alick Hunt 2. George Hirt 3. Sam Cunningham 4. Andy Hunt 5.Charlie Green 6. Lou Lewis 7. Norman Ewert 8. William Jukes 9. Tom Sullivan 10. Dick Parsons 11. Gordon Jewell 12. Ernie Ewert 13. Harry Hirt 14. Noel Dare 15. Robert Jukes 16. Norman Ferguson 17. Phillip Drill 18. George Butcher 19. John Butcher 20. Henry Cooper 21. Charlie Thompson. 22. Robert MacKay 23. Ferdie Vigano 24. Lloyd Pierce 25. Charles Piltz 26. Laurie Carne 27. Jim Hartnell 28. Jack Mailer 29. Jack Broadbent 30. Noel Russell 31. Alan Hazelman 32. George Smith 33. Albert Black 34. Frank Cornell Mrs. Willis Bag in memory of her husband who died on Service (35) Bert Kennedy south morang soldiers' welcome home patriotic fund, patriotic funds council of victoria, returned service men, ww2, second world war -
Melbourne Legacy
Photograph, Legacy Appeal Media Launch 2001, 2001
... and Wayne New of the Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria... New of the Patriotic Funds Council of Victoria A record ...A function at Legacy House. It could have been the launch of Badge Week in 2001 as David Grierson is president. 00731.1 President David Grierson with a guest. 00731.2 L/ Terry Walsh with a guest in uniform. 00731.3 L/ Ray Ward with John James and Norman Carlton 00731.4 Phil Davies, Julie Rodgers from State Trustees and L/ Terri Knight. 00731.5 L/ Denise Milic and Toby Lawson from Blind Media. 00731.6 unknown and Major General David McLachlan and L/ David Ford. 00731.7 Peter Liefman (State President of VVAA -Vietnam Veteran Association of Australia), Alistair Ross and Wayne New of the Patriotic Funds Council of VictoriaA record of a function for Legatees at the start of Legacy Week in 2001.Colour photo x 7 of guests at Legacy house.Printing on the back " -
Kew Historical Society Inc
Booklet, Australian Comforts Fund (Victorian Divsion), Voluntary War Workers Record, 1918
The Australian Comforts Fund was established in August 1916 to co-ordinate the activities of the state based patriotic funds, which were established earlier in World War I. Mainly run by women, they provided and distributed free comforts to the Australian 'fit' fighting men in all the battle zones. They became divisions of the Australian Comforts Fund. The Council of the Fund comprised two delegates from New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland and one from the states of Western Australia, South Australia and Tasmania. The Executive headquarters was located in Sydney. It ceased operation on 10 April 1920 and was reconstituted in World War II in June 1940 and ceased operation again on 27 June 1946. The state bodies in World War I were: New South Wales: the 'Citizens' 'War Chest' Fund; Queensland Patriotic Fund; South Australia: League of Loyal Women; Tasmania: 'On Active Service Fund'; Australian Comforts Fund, Victorian Division; Victoria League of Western Australia. During World War II the state bodies were called : The Lord Mayor's Patriotic and War Fund of New South Wales; the Australian Comforts Fund, Victorian Division; the Australian Comforts Fund, Queensland Division; the Australian Comforts Fund, Tasmanian Division; the Fighting Forces Comforts Fund SA Inc; the Victoria League Camp Comforts Fund ( W A ) Australian Comforts Fund commissioners conducted its activities in the field, holding honorary rank as officers of the Army or Air Force.World War 1 publication for the home front with Kew listingsVoluntary War Workers Record, compiled for the benefit of the Australian Comforts Fund - 1918. Price - 1/6. the publication includes sections on Kew.australian comforts fund, australian comforts fund (victoria)