The Australian Library Journal volume 3 4
The Australian Library Journal volume 3 4
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The Western Australian Division was formed at a meeting on 20th December, 1954. In Queensland steps have been taken to discover those members interested in par ticipating in the Section s activities. When the position is clarified it is likely that there will be further developments in this State. CONSTITUTION A tentative council consisting of one member nominated from each State, to gether with the Representative Councillor and the Corresponding Secretary was set up for the purpose of conducti...ng the affairs of the Section until a constitution had been adopted. The Representative Councillor and Corresponding Secretary were appointed to act as executives. The State representa tives on the tentative council are as follows: New South Wales: Miss E. Hill, School Library Service. Victoria: Mr. C. A. Housden, Library Services Officer, Education Dept. Queensland: Miss C. Melville, Teachers College, Brisbane. South Australia: Miss M. Godfrey, Pub lic Library of S. A. W T estern Australia: Miss D.
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The Western Australian Division was formed at a meeting on 20th December, 1954. In Queensland steps have been taken to discover those members interested in par ticipating in the Section s activities. When the position is clarified it is likely that there will be further developments in this State. CONSTITUTION A tentative council consisting of one member nominated from each State, to gether with the Representative Councillor and the Corresponding Secretary was set up for the purpose of conducti...ng the affairs of the Section until a constitution had been adopted. The Representative Councillor and Corresponding Secretary were appointed to act as executives. The State representa tives on the tentative council are as follows: New South Wales: Miss E. Hill, School Library Service. Victoria: Mr. C. A. Housden, Library Services Officer, Education Dept. Queensland: Miss C. Melville, Teachers College, Brisbane. South Australia: Miss M. Godfrey, Pub lic Library of S. A. W T estern Australia: Miss D.
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