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No. 3023
Perth, Thursday, March 22, 1962.
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PRESIDENT CALLS FOR GREATER NUMBERS AND
INTEREST "THE POTENTIAL OF THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE IN THIS GROWING STATE IS ENORMOUS," SAID MRS. R. JOLLEY,STATE PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE RECENTLY. If a prospective member appeared there, she said that she would be made most welcome, or prior enquiries could be made to herself at 3 Wrexham St., Bicton, or to the State Secretary, Mrs. Pollett, at 144 Grosvenor Rd., Mt. Lawley.
MR6. R. S. JOLLEY
Mrs. Jolley was commenting on the need for more Catholic women of all walks of life and activities to join the Catholic Women's League. In it, she said, they could quite easily find common ground to work with the other members of the League in the spread of the many fields of activity that are at present undertaken by the Catholic Women's numbers League. These would also be needed for the united action of Catholic women, which will be so essential if they are to play their part in the future growth of the State, she said.
"There was Place of interest and activity for any Catholic woman Catholic Women's League," said Mrs. Jolley. 'a Branch meeting notesPage Eight.
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own parish. Members met once a month at the Ladies Centre on the 10th Floor of the R. and I. Bank Building eech month.
Novitate, which was completed last December. They were the first such ceremonies to be held in the chapel. All the new Brothers belong to St. Patrick's Province, which takes in Vic-
toria, Tasmania, South Australia and West Australia.
Some of the parents of the young men were able to travel across for the occasion.
C.B.C.,
Barrie C.B.C.,
Gregor, Clontarf; Bro. Edward (Laserian) Cogan. Clontarf; and Bro. David (Bosco) Plowman, Tardun. Seated are the professed Brothers (from left): Bro. Warwick (Ignatius) Bryant, Aquinas, and Bro. Michael (Garrett) Leek, C.B.C., Leederville.
The two ceremonies on both days took place in the new chapel of the Mater
Beginning
urban parishes and two country towns of the Arch-
pointed out
The newly received novices
Dei
EDUCATION
Second row: Bro. Julian (Martian) Gill, Clontarf; Bro. Albert (Harding) Mc-
es existed in only ten sub-
Mrs. Jolley
succesive
are-left to right, back row:
(Fabian) Harper, Perth; and Bro. (John) McIntyre, Leederville.
their work was hampered by lack of numbers. Branch-
that Catholic women could join the League even if there was no branch in their
two
Michael (Anselm) Smith, C.B.C., Perth; Bro. Clinton (Rigby) Coleman, C.B.C., Fremantle; Bro. Brian (Gabriel) Delaney, C.B.C. Leederville and St. Patrick's; Bro. Leslie
At the present time, the State President said that
In effect, she said, without large the membership, League could not function to its full capacity, and it must pass up wonderful opportunities presented by present and future Conditions to do good work.
in
Bro.
Mrs. Jolley said that the Catholic Women's League was founded in England by Margaret Fletcher for the purpose of getting Catholic women together in a bond of unity and loyalty to achieve charitable work.
diocese. This was not good enough to realise the work on hand and the spread of goodwill being achieved by a few on behalf of all Catholic women.
NOVITIATE
This photograph of a group of Christian Brothers represents a first for "The Record." It is the first time that we have had a group photograph of West Australians who were among the 29 postulants and 19 novices who received the habit and took vows in the Christian Brothers' Novitiate at Lower Plenty,
LEEDERVILLE BOYS' SUCCESS
next
week. A series of
articles on Insets: (Single) Melvyn Sydney -Smith. (Double) L. James Lee, R. Antonio Cantoni. L. to R. Leslie Stanning, James Hopkins, Geoffrey Dullard, Gary Foster Seven pupils of St. Mary's Department Teacher TrainBANK EDUCATION Christian Brother's College, ing Bursaries for 1961. Each SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP Leederville gained education passed in eight subjects in Melvyn Sydney - Smith awards as a result of recent the Junior Certificate Ex- (single inset) pupil of St. examinations. They cover amination. After completing Mary's, Christian Brothers' Teacher Training Bursaries, matriculation at C.B.C. they College, Leederville has been Coombe Scholarships and a will follow the training awarded a Bank Education Bank Education Service course at the Teachers' Service Scholarship for 1961. Scholarship. Training College. Melvyn, the son of Mr. and Four of the students, left Coombe Scholarship win- Mrs. D. H. Sydney -Smith of to right, Leslie Stanning of ners were (double inset) 109 Corbett St., Scarbor5 Bondi St., Mt. Hawthorn, James Lee left) of 1 ough was Dux of his class James Hopkins of 248 St. Thompson St., North Perth in 1961. Brigid's Tce.. Doubleview, and Antonio Cantoni of 42 In the Junior ExaminaGeoffrey Dullard of 22 Wo- Emmerson St., North Perth. tion he passed with eight tan St., Innaloo and Garry Both secured eight subjects subjects. He intends to study Foster of 7 Parramatta Rd., and hope to follow an en- Medicine after matriculaDoubleview won Education gineering course. tion.. I
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POST
VACANCY The Education Department is having difficulty in filling vioancies in schools operated by the Department in association with Catholic Missions. The Department is anxious to appoint Catholic teachers already serving as members of the Education Department. Appointments are for a minimum of a year. The appointments carry a special allowance and a remote allowance in addition to the normal salary. Vacancies exist for one female teacher
at
Kalumburu, North
Kimberley; for one male teacher at Salto Hills; for one teacher, male or female, at Tar dun. Teachers interested in applying for these appointments, or in further information concerning them, are asked Mr. John to phone Rintoul, at Bict on School (39-1141) or at his home (86-2845). Any Walker who would set in this eaPaeitY" would clearly be cooperating In a valuable apostolic and soda week for native children.