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Early Years in the Bureau Introduction My Early Years in the Bureau of Meteorology The Formation of the Frosterley Club Attachment A Attachment B Attachment C Attachment D The.......(?)........Club Formation of a Club Attachment E Attachment F Attachment G Attachment H Attachment I Index Search Help Contact us |
Attachment DThe.......(?)........ClubC/- PO Box 1289KMELBOURNE, 3001 26 May 1976 Dear The meeting to discuss the formation of a Club for long serving members of the Bureau, mentioned in Bill Gibbs' letter of 13 May 1976, took place as planned. A report of the meeting is attached. Although a formal constitution and rules governing eligibility for membership have not been drawn up, it is expected that the main objective of the club will be to maintain social contact between long-serving officers of the Bureau by conducting social events, particularly informal lunches. In true public service tradition we are asking prospective members to complete the attached form which will;
Yours sincerely, (BOB CROWDER)
Organisations in Australian Science at Work - Frosterley Club People in Bright Sparcs - Crowder, Robert Bernard; Gibbs, William James (Bill)
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