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Issues - Community

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1967

The execution of Ronald Ryan on 1 February brought condemnation of capital punishment in Father Tucker’s editorial.  This followed a document "Why is There to be a Hanging?" prepared and signed by senior members of the Brotherhood: Father Tucker, Bishop Sambell, David Scott and Janet Paterson  [1]

 

1992

"Big Bin" Material Aid Store opened by Hon Kay Setches, Minister for Community Services, at 96 Fyans Street, South Geelong in February following an extensive community needs study in 1991-1992 in light of the impact of the collapse of the Farrow Group in 1990.  In its first 5 months of operation assisted 2,773 families with clothing, furniture & household goods.  [2]

BSL_Income_Supplementation_Services_1972-1996.pdf

 

 

Footnotes

  1. The Brotherhood News March 1967 (No.176) pp.1-2, 4. [Tucker_on_Hanging_1967-3.pdf] ▲
  2. Brotherhood Action Autumn 1992 and BSL Annual Report 1992 p.8. See also Beverley Blaskett (ed), "Geelong Study Part 1 - Community Needs in Geelong", 1992 pp.3-5 (BSL Library 361.1099452 GEE p.1). See also BSL Internal Working Paper No.2, "Overview and History of Income Supplementation services in the Brotherhood of St Laurence (1972-1996)", p.19 [BSL_Income_Supplementation_Services_1972-1996.pdf] ▲

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