Typical VIEW Fun
National Council 1998-99
Brunswick Valley
Anne Russel receiving first PSP Broach 1963
Tea Tree Gully Inaugural Committee
Typical committee at work 1968
VIEW artists at work 1968
Zone 5 Luncheon
VIEW at Play
Camelot
Fashion Statements
Femme Fatales
Just another parade
Interesting!
Good Ship Lollipop
Roaring 20s
VIEW members enjoying a meal
VIEW Members
Convention Day 1994
VIEW Club 40th Anniversary
Hornsby 2001
1st National Charter
2011 VIEW Friends
Derek Llewellyn-Jones with members of Forbes VC 1975
New Lambton 30th Birthday
Clowning around
Warringah Evening VIEW Club
Orange Seminar 1973
Murwillumbah Club plant tree 1975
Arts Day 1989
1985
Hostess and guests Scone VIEW Club
Brian Bury, Ita Buttrose Jumbly 1980
Literary Lunch 2018
The Golden Girls - Celebrating VIEW friendship
Lorraine Baker, Margaret O'Brien and Patricia Rogers National Councillors 2006-7
2009 - getting ready to celebration VIEW's Birthday in 2010
Post Easter Bunnies 
An Active Committee
At the end of isolation...
Reception
Hats and Birthdays
Muswellbrook Evening
Millinery Section Arts Day 1967
Twin Towns VIEW Club 1969
Armidale 1971
Strathfield Club 1964
Floral Arrangements
VIEW Women of the Year 1971
Mad Hatters
An Organised Affair
A Humorous VIEW – This is from the 60’s but I’m not sure which magazine it was in or the club. Just a clip I used in an old newsletter.
A little bit of fun – Sawtell VIEW Club performing the ‘melodrama’ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. VIEW World March 1967
Those were the days – There is no better way to see wonderful Fiji than to go with your fellow members of the V.I.E.W. Clubs. Your Executive has arranged this 11 Day Tour for only $274. VIEW World March 1969.
We have all known for quite some time that V.I.E.W. Club members know the meaning of hard work - but never was it brought so much to the fore as during the food sorting project at The Smith Headquarters during February.
Over 150 tons of food, collected during the Community Food Drive by Church fellowship members before Christmas, had to be sorted before it could be packed into food parcels to be distributed by The Smith Family.
If the tins and packets of food were placed end to end they would have measured a distance of over 40 miles, or in other words V.I.E.W.Club members would have been sorting food from Sydney to Gosford! Quite a formidable task.
V.I.E.W. World March 1966
VIEW Cakes, similar sizes, but oh so different!
Always decorated and usually depicting the Theme of the Day, or the Year, or the particular Celebration.
VIEW women celebrate so many things!
HOW MANY CAKES HAVE BEEN CUT AT VIEW FUNCTIONS? Probably thousands!
