Cobar Day VIEW Club
About
Cobar Day VIEW Club was formed in 1983.
Currently, the Club sponsors two Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.
We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.
When
- Meeting Day on 2nd Tuesday of the month at 11.00am
- Empire Hotel
Contact
Secretary - Kate - 02 6836 2956
Where
COBAR
6 Barton Street, COBAR, NSW 2835
39 Years Young
Photo cutting the cake L-R: Jean long term member, with current President Edith.
Birthday Celebrations
Thirty Ninth birthday party celebrations complete with masks.
Photo above L-R: Enid; at back Anita; Dora; Jean; at back Kate an inaugural member and Val; Ruth; and at back Eva.
Margaret Wade. 99 years of Age.
A lifetime local at Cobar NSW
A wonderful person, dearly loved, a good friend to all of us and admired by so many.
An esteemed community member who helped regularly at the St Vinnies store, the hospital visitor trolley, earlier years a shop manager, a foundation member of the local VIEW Club, currently the club is in its 34th year, with close to 50 members.
Margaret celebrated her 99th Birthday 23rd April 2016. The photo is of Margaret enjoying her special day at the Empire Hotel Function Room, where the VIEW club members have been meeting for the past 23 years.
We were all very proud to have Margaret belong in the community. Saddened by her passing we express sympathy to Margaret’s younger sister Joan and family, Sydney.
Rest in peace dear Ducky Marge, Margaret Wade of Cobar. Our Inspiration. Thank you for your love and friendship from all your VIEW Club members and friends.
National and Regional News
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VIEW National Online Raffle 2022 - Winners Announced
VIEW Clubs Online Raffle celebrating The Smith Family’s Centenary 2022 - Winners Announced
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Toy&Book Appeal
The Smith Family’s Toy & Book Appeal is your opportunity to help bring a smile to the faces of Australian children at Christmas. Children who may otherwise miss out on opening a gift, simply because their families can’t afford it.
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