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PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1972
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Education authority to expand staff, training, planning The amount of work facing the administrators of Catholic Education it* W.A. is increasing so rapidly that additional full time educational officers will need to be employed.
The new Teacher EduDuring 1973 the ComThe Catholic Educagrantect tion Office, Nedlands, mission hopes to sup- cation Act has iorx Commiss Catholic the of project major a port office as the serves which a, to nominate right the aimed training in-service for the W.A. Catholic new State, Education Commission, at the personal develop- member of the Council for Teacher eduis faced with increased ment of lay teachers. cation. activity in the areas of The course will look at This body will co-ordinteacher recruitment and their vocation as teachers training, plus school plan- and educators of faith ate the programmes of ning, siting and financ- and their tasks in the the existing State Teaching. pastoral as well as the re ers' Colleges when theyOn the curriculum side ligious work of a Catholic become autonomous in. 1973. there is a need to develop school. the standard of the Within the next three courses in primary and years it is proposed to secondary schools and establish a Catholic Inalso the religious forma- stitute in W.A. This instition of Catholic children tute will provide trainee in Government schools. teachers who decide to The latter has become a teach in Catholic schools major priority in Catho- with their pre-service 1 The state Minister for lic educational thinking preparation for the teach- Education, Mr. T. , Evans, said this weelc throughout Australia. ing of religion. The present paid staff This will give perman- that it was too late int of the Education Office, ent status to the in- the current session of the' in addition to Fr. Nestor. service programme that State Parliament (which its director, is a research is to get under way in is drawing to a close) to. and planning officer, an 1973 for the present lay legislate for any alteraadministrative assistant staff in Catholic schools. tion in the State subsidy a clerical assistant and a Establishing closer to independent schools. part-time typist. A super links between Catholic He added that he did visory teacher in child education State consider that any future and migrant education is at Teacher Training pro- increase in the subsidy tached to the office and grammes, Fr. J. Nestor, would not necessarily 1) is financed by the Depart- Director of Catholic Edu- on a per capita basis As preparations for the world tour by sea ment of Immigration. cation, has been appoint- without regard to means,. have ed to the advisory board Advertisements or air sponsored by The Record enter their final • Minister replies, stages, a most important social and educational recently been placed for of the new teacher educapage 7. assistresearch which e further tion programm evening will take place on November 30. ants and further adver- commences at West Aus• More education In comfortable coaches tisements are due to be tralian Institute of TechAt the function, the reports on pages last film session associa- manned by skilful drivers placed. 6 and 7. nology in 1975. ted with the tour will be and top tour managers As a result, two people, conducted and the travel- the travellers will tour one full-time and one lers will have an oppor- Portugal, Spain, France, part-time, will be comtunity to discuss and get the French and Italian mencing with the Cathoadvice about many mat- Riverias, Italy (with four lic Education Office early ters, such as currency, full days in Rome), Aus- in the New Year. visas and other items of tria, Leichenstein, Switierland, Germany Belinterest to the tourist. ON INSIDE PAGES and Holland, where The evening will be gium 4 be ill IA Calendar tulip fields especially notable in that the . attraction an 9 World Children's Bishop Quinn, who has An audience with the Classified advts. 10 consented to lead the 4 tour, will be present to Pope will be one of \he Editorial indicate the features of highlights of the tour. 6, 7 n Educatio the tour with which he There will be a cruise 4 USUALLY COME BACK FOR News in Pars will be associated. on the Rhine and a The travellers will have typical Swiss Fondu even- Sr. Philomena Earle 8 ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER an opportunity of meet- ing in Lucerne. 1 2 AND ANOTHER. . . Sport ing him. 1 1 Theatre In addition to those • For further details 11 TV, Radio who have already bookplease see page 5 ed, people contemplating going on the tour will be most welcome to attend function without this obligation. They should telephone 22 2914 and a c omplimentary invitation will be sent. The response to the tour has been outstanding. Now very little accommodation by sea remains unfilled and those THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN wishing to join the sea tour should book withCARS out delay to save disappointment. AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS HOLDEN DEALER There is still room on tour the of the air section 1308 Albany Hwy. and bookings will be Cannington available by this means PHONE: 68 1826 68 1826 PHONE: be up to close to the depart- • St. Peter's, Rome, a visit to which will
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Day to remember' The world tour
• Father of the Brides: For Deacon ,David O'Brien, recently ordained to the permanent diaconate, it was more than just the first occasion for the exercise of his marriage ministry. He was performing his first marriage and delivering his first homily on the occasion of his daughters' double wedding. Pictured above at the end of the Nuptial Mass celebrated in St. Benedict's Church by A pplecross parish priest, Fr. Albert Lynch are Deacon O'Brien and (left) Margaret (Mrs. Rayrnon Nayar) and Ann (Mrs. Val Konrath) a t the signing of the register. 1111111111•111111111111111k.
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