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Update on Dress code for 2023 Annual Dinner at The Angliss Restaurant on 27 October 2023

 

 

 

 

Breaking News,

Update:  Apparently miniatures are worn only with Mess Kit or dinner suits/formal attire.

Looking forward to catching up with you all at the William Angliss Institute on 27 October.

Cheers
Brian
Brian Cooper
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The October Lunch Wed 11 October

 

 

 

 

On 6 Oct 2023, at 2:20 pm, Brian Cooper <bctcooper@gmail.com> wrote:

G’day All,
Our next lunch is next Wednesday 11 Oct at 12.30 in the Bistro of the RACV Club, 501 Bourke St Melbourne.

As always, smart casual dress, good humour and fine camaraderie plus main meals under $30 (please) are on the menu.

Sensible and constrained food and drink choices will help keep the costs at around $45 per head.

Please advise of your planned attendance to bctcooper@gmail.com by Monday arvo 9 Oct.

Just a reminder about lunch. Only 5 acceptances so far, a few regulars unable to attend.

Cheers

Brian

Brian Cooper

bctcooper@gmail.com

0418373874
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REMINDER TO THOSE THAT HAVE NOT YET RESPONDED re OTU ASSOCIATION CLOSURE QUESTIONNAIRE – request for responses from Victorian Financial Members

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Victorian Scheyvillian, the attached Questionnaire is being circulated to our state

membership in order to ascertain your views on different aspects of the proposed

Association closure.

 

Questions may be answered with a simple “yes” or “no”. Further comment may be added

under each if you wish to do so.

 

We are indebted to our NSW colleagues for providing this document.

 

If you have not already replied, please return your reply to the sender (webmaster@otu.asn.au) by 20 October 2023.

 

Kind regards,

 

Frank Miller

Chairman, Vic Chapter.

 

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 VICTORIAN OTU CHAPTER QUESTIONAIRE

Please answer Yes or No along with any comments you may have under each question.

Q1.     Should the State chapters continue to operate as separate entities providing a point

 of contact and the vehicle for camaraderie and fellowship?                

 

Q2.   Should we continue to have a magazine (The Scheyvillian)?                        

 

Q3.    Should we maintain a website after the National closure?

 

Q4.     Should the Vic Chapter pursue Youth Leadership support/funding?

 

Q5.     Should Vic Chapter continue to have its monthly lunches and

 mixed events as normal?

 

Q6.     Should we hand over any Scheyville memorabilia to institutions such

 as the Royal Military College?

 

Q7.     Are you aware that OTU graduates are allowed to join the Duntroon Society?

 

Q8.     Should the OTU Association support or fund a museum at the Scheyville National Park?

                                                                                    

Q9.     Should the Vic Chapter charge subscription membership for its/ members?

Note that if we did, we would have to remain an incorporated body.

 

Q10.   Should the Vic Chapter contribute to any other charities (Legacy etc.)?

 

Q11.   Should the National Association donate monies to youth leadership schemes like

the Lady Somers Camp prior to the wind up? Note that once are wound up there will be

 no connection to what was the OTU Association.

 

Q12.   Should the bulk of the monies held at National HQ be distributed on a pro-rata

basis (that is membership of Chapters) as they are now?

 

Q13.   Should the National Association commission a statue or painting of an OTU

cadet for display in a museum?

 

Q14. Is there anything else you would like to add?

 

 

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