Caloundra Family History Research Inc
Caloundra Family History Research Inc.
The library is closed until the end of April. This closure will be reviewed mid-April.
The committee knows this will be a source of great disappointment for many however staying healthy and safe is far more important. Our activities are really non-essential.
Suggested for things to do while you are spending time at home can be found at the COVID-19 Virus Update 17 March 2020 post.
Extracts from the 4th March email update for access to the rooms for research and general meeting details for hybrid in-person or zoom options from June Blackburn, President: Hello Everyone, ….. At the committee meeting yesterday, it was decided to open our rooms fully to all members and visitors without number restrictions. You will still Read More …
A letter from June Blackburn, President, about the latest decisions related to managing Covid-19 at Caloundra Family History was distributed by email on 10 January 2022. In summary, General Meetings for January and February will be held by Zoom only. Research at the rooms is available, with restrictions. For full details read a copy of Read More …
Our president, Valerie Thornton, has done a wonderful job over 12 weeks to publish a weekly newsletter so we could keep in contact while staying at home as per Government COVID-19 Virus restrictions. The newsletters helped us master Zoom which in turn let many of us attend on line more events than we usually manage Read More …
COVID-19 Virus Update: Here are extracts from the email from Valerie issued to members about the COVID-19 Virus in relation to Caloundra Family History business on 17 March 2020. Good afternoon members Further to the decision to cancel the general meeting on Thursday 19 March, and in view of the rapidly developing situation, the Committee Read More …
Hello Members, As you know our next meeting is scheduled for Thursday (19 March) with our guest speaker Matthew Wengert on the topic “When Spanish Flu came to Queensland”. This topic is not only very topical but extremely interesting in view of the Covid 19 virus now spreading around the world. The situation with this Read More …