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Australian UFO Bulletin - 1969 03 - March

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Overview

This document is the March 1969 issue of the "U.F.O. BULLETIN," a publication of the Victorian UFO Research Society. It serves as a newsletter to its members, providing updates on society activities, meeting schedules, and resources.

Magazine Overview

This document is the March 1969 issue of the "U.F.O. BULLETIN," a publication of the Victorian UFO Research Society. It serves as a newsletter to its members, providing updates on society activities, meeting schedules, and resources.

Key Announcements and Updates

Venue Change for Meetings The Committee has announced a significant change in the venue for the society's meetings. Henceforth, meetings will be held at THE HORTICULTURAL HALL, located at 31 VICTORIA STREET, MELBOURNE. This hall is described as being situated two doors from Russell Street, opposite the Trades Hall, and next to the I.O.O.F. hall. The new venue is expected to accommodate at least 150 persons and offers comfortable, covered seating along with supper facilities.

Meeting Schedule for 1969 The bulletin provides an agenda for the General Meetings planned for 1969, subject to alteration. The schedule includes:

  • March: General Meeting with Films (Keith Evans).
  • April: General Meeting with a R.A.A.F. Lecturer.
  • May: General Meeting featuring E.S.P. (Mr. Jolly).
  • June: General Meeting on Recruiting, Exhibition, and Show.
  • July: General Meeting on R.A.F. (Propulsion problems).
  • August: General Meeting with Ivan Sanderson Tapes.
  • September: General Meeting on Archaeology, presented by the Director of the Australian Archaeological Society.
  • October: General Meeting with selected films (Keith Evans).
  • November: General Meeting featuring selected tapes from Ivan Sanderson.
  • December: General Meeting with a surprise lecture on sightings.

A Pre-Christmas Social function is also planned for December, with details to be arranged.

In addition to these planned events, the meetings will also include reports and tapes concerning the latest U.F.O. news, which are rushed from the Society's overseas representatives. The Committee encourages members to take full advantage of this varied program by attending meetings regularly.

Discussion Night A special discussion night is scheduled for April 9th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Judith M. Magee, 18 Hanby Street, Brighton. The topic for discussion will be 'U.F.O's, Prophecy and the Bible.' Members wishing to attend are asked to advise by phoning 92.2502, and ladies are requested to 'bring a plate.'

Society Badge Members are reminded that the Society's attractive badge is available for purchase. The prices are $1.00 for the screw type and 75c for the brooch type. An order form for the badge is attached to the bulletin.

Library Update Several new books have been added to the Society's library this year, and an up-to-date list is enclosed with the bulletin. Librarian Les Bristol reports that a number of books are overdue and urges members to return them promptly to avoid fines and ensure fairness to other members.

Assistant Sightings Officers The Society is seeking members, particularly those in country areas, to serve as Assistant Sightings Officers. These individuals will represent the Society as Investigating Officers. Correspondence regarding this role should be directed to the Sightings Investigations Officer, C/o Box 43, Moorabbin, 3189.

"Australian Flying Saucer Review"

The Committee expressed regret for the late publication of issue No. 8 of the "Australian Flying Saucer Review." The copy was delivered to the printer in June, but production was delayed. Members are informed that the size of this magazine has been increased.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin reflects a strong commitment to the study and investigation of UFO phenomena, as evidenced by the detailed meeting agendas and the call for active participation from members. The Society appears to be well-organized, with a structured approach to its activities, including regular meetings, a library, and a publication. The inclusion of topics like 'UFOs, Prophecy and the Bible' suggests an interest in exploring the broader implications and potential connections of UFO sightings with other belief systems. The editorial stance is one of active engagement and information dissemination to its membership.