Two letters regarding the use of a women’s centre on a military base. The first is a letter from the Calgary chapter of the Organization of Spouses of Military Members (OSOMM) requesting to host a meeting at the Currie Community Centre. The nature of the meeting is apolitical and an agenda is enclosed. The second letter is a response to the request. It was denied by the deputy commander.
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