 September 2019 

Dan McErlean Bryan McSweeney 12 Werona Street email: [email protected] Sunnybank Qld 4109 Dear Old Boys

The next meeting of our Sub-Branch of the (St Mary’s) Brothers Old Boys’ Association will be held on Friday 20th September 2019 at 12:00 noon in “Harlequin Jacks” Bistro in the Sofitel Hotel situated above Central Station. Access to the Bistro is via the escalator from within the Railway building, just look for the doors directly opposite the front “Go-Card” entry gates to the station platforms. Please reserve as Claimer Dates Friday 22nd November for our Brisbane “Pre-Christmas” luncheon, and 6th December 2019 for the similar function at the Headland Golf Club Buderim, (contact Terry Murphy 54564340).

Old Boys, please don’t miss the 120th Year Dinner at our College on Saturday 19th October. It will be held in the T. P. O’Brien Hall from 7pm – 10pm. This is the opportunity to celebrate this major milestone, the opening of St Mary’s College in 1899. Tickets are $50, which includes a three-course meal. Drinks will be sold at the venue. Wives and partners are also invited to the function. During the evening James O’Shea (1999) will interview Old Boy Ethan Lowe (2005) – the 2015 Premiership wining NRL backrower and now South Rabbitohs player who made a stunning debut in Game 3 of the 2019 State of Origin series. The night will include a major auction of sports memorabilia and the launch of the new St Mary’s College history book: “Good Old Boys – Conversations with Dan” by author Felicity McArdle.Tickets are now available at www.trybooking.com/BEJMM or by phoning Bronte Latham at the College on (07) 4631 7333.

Please remember in your prayers Old Boys & Friends of the College recently deceased; • Francis Gillick (Frank) Donaghue, (97 yrs) died 3/7/2019, husband of Joan (RIP), father of Judith, Michael and Terrance, • R.J. (John) Englart (1950-1959), husband of Maureen, father of Kerri, brother-in-law of Sue (OÇonnor) Englart, • Joseph Anthony (Joe) Hanna (1947-1954) son of Norman and Lavina (both dec), husband of Judy, father of Robert. Brother to John, Margaret, Joan, Michael (dec), Elizabeth, James, Dianne, Anthony and David, • J.T. (Trevor) Muller (1948-1955), husband of Josephine, father of Jillian (Korneha) and James, brother of Terry, Noel and Lorraine (Fraser), • J.W. (Jim) Stokes (1937-1943), Husband of Carmel, father of Kerry, Tony, Chris, Sarah, Sam (dec) and Ben, • Joan Thygesen, wife of Bill, mother of Charles (dec), Peter, Catherine, James, Anthony and Bernadette, sister-in-law of Frank and Sister Helen, • Jean Mary Mullins, wife of Joe (dec), twin sister of Joan (Fitzgerald) (dec), Pat Waters, Tom and Kevin (dec), mother of Peter, Michael, Clare, Paul, Cathy, Christopher and Stephen. • Gary Blacka (1967-74), son of Bill and Irene (dec), brother of Kevin, Bryan, Tony (dec), Laurie, and Kathryn • Fr Peter Schulz former college Chaplin

Bryan McSweeney Dan McErlean Dan Reilly President Secretary Co-Ordinator Mobile: 0420 565 712 (07) 3345 4404 (07) 3395 1813

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T.B.O.B.A. (Brisbane Sub-Branch) Meeting – 19th July 2019

Present Apologies

Br Barry Buckley cfc AM Dan McErlean Fr Tyrone Deere Frank Deighton Br Garry Ferguson cfc Justin McErlean Bryan McSweeney (TBOBA Brian Dobbyn Carl Betros Peter McMahon Brisbane Sub-branch Les Duncan Bernie Collins John Noonan President) Peter Kennedy Brian Gagen Reg Oliver Frank Adamson Fred Lincoln Terry Gesch John O’Neill Laurie Atzeni (Hon) Dick Lynch Rolly Griffin Errol Ryan John Bagget Pat Mullins John Hagan Philip Simpson John Brady Rod McDonald Tim Hagan Kerry Taylor Greg Butler Denis McClure Doug Lee Nat Chandler Paul McClure Jim Long Noel Cronin Wayne Nuss Mick Lyons Jack Davis Martin O’Sullivan Leigh Madden John Drew Peter Rosin Michael Murphy Pat Stringer Trevor Taylor Glen Wiedman

T.B.O.B.A. Buderim Meeting – 5th July 2019

Present Apologies

Fr Tyrone Deere Dan McErlean Reg Boland Peter Rosin Geoff Anderson Joe McLaughlin Bernie Collins Darel Sterling Rod Anderson Pat Mullins Bill Fechner Glen Thompson Kevin Bowden Terry Murphy Graham Hurst Bevan Zeller Redmond Byrne Martin O’Sullivan Kev Leadbetter Graeme Dornbusch Dave Robson John McClure Michael Long Ron Roney Trevor McGlenn Tim Long Paul Smith Brian McNamara Tom Long Brad Wilson John Noonan Dan McCaul Lance Wilson Merv Paddison

“Coming Events”

Brisbane TBOBA Sub Branch Meeting at 12 noon – “Harlequin Jack’s Bistro” Central 20th September 2019 Railway Station 120th Year Dinner 7pm in T P O’Brien Hall to celebrate the opening of St Mary’s College 19th October 2019 in 1899. Contact Bronte Latham (07) 4631 7333 or email: [email protected] 1950-1959 Class Reunion Luncheon to be held at the Toowoomba Irish Club at 12noon. 17th November 2019 Please contact Mick Quinlan (0418 465 159) 22nd – 24th November Class of 1979, 40th Year Reunion for any past students who attended the college during 2019 the period 1972-1979 (yrs 5 – 12) Contact Craig Bell email: [email protected] TBOBA Sunshine Coast meeting at the Headland Golf Club, Buderim at 12 noon. Please 6th December 2019 contact Terry Murphy (54564340) or Redmond Byrne (54776705)

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Annual Membership Fee ($10.00) for Calendar Year 2019 is now due / or Life Memberships are available (Fee $100.00) Cheques for Membership should be made payable to the “Toowoomba Brothers Old Boy’s Association” * * * Cheques as donations towards the Indoor Sports Complex should be made payable to ‘Br. Baptiste O’Sullivan Building Fund’. They are fully Tax Deductible and will be receipted.

Also please remember in your prayers a number of members unwell or recovering from surgery: John Arndell, Jim Coonan, Lyle Dornbusch, Brien Dunne, Colin Green, Eric Howe, Kevin Killoran, Mike Ledbury, Gail (Rosenthal) Mahon, Margaret Murphy, wife of Robin, Wally Nugent, Joe Short, Bob Sullivan, Philip Stephens, Graham Swenson, Kevin Garrett, Ted Gill, Jim Hannant, and Bevan Zeller.

Joseph (Joe) Hanna (18/01/1939 – 20/07/2019) and become a Jackeroo. Strangely, at fifteen, Judy too Joe, Life member and was set on heading west and becoming a Jilleroo. student 1945 - 1954 passed Joe would be sent to Goondiwindi, not to Jackeroo, to Eternal Life on 20July but to learn the drapery trade for two years with his 2019 uncle at Cooreys, before opening a very small Joe was born in the business in Ruthven Street Toowoomba. Through his picturesque little village of initial perseverance and hard work this would grow Kfarsghab in the mountains into the HANNAS of today. north of Lebanon on 18 Judy had a very happy and contented childhood with January 1939. He was her parents and three sisters at “Langmuir”, a dairy christened Joseph Anthony farm at Forest Hill. Although Jillerooing was her Hanna in the Maronite faith. choice, she would be persuaded to return to the Five years later on the other side of the world a baby Lockyer District State High School to matriculate and girl was born also in a picturesque little village called become a school teacher. Ironically, it was not until Laidley in the Lockyer Valley, . She was the pair retired in 2004 that they had a taste of the christened Judith Marie Logan in the Presbyterian west. They enjoyed a droving trip down the Birdsville faith. One would imagine that the likelihood of these Track. two babies getting together would be extremely It was when Judy was transferred to Toowoomba to remote. Nevertheless, get together they did, and in teach that she met Joe on a blind date. Joe joked that March 1970 they were married in Toowoomba. he must have been very blind! They became engaged After a busy and successful partnership of almost 50 and six months later they were married. Joe was years, they happily retired in an idyllic spot on the always a conscientious and tireless worker, and it banks of the Macintyre River in Goondiwindi. would be eleven years before he and Judy took a Although the two came from very different cultural holiday – a trip to England and Europe in 1981. It was backgrounds, their basic conservative ideals were one after this that their only child, a son Robert Joseph and the same. They both believed in the importance was born. of family values, hard work, honesty, commitment to When Robby was little, Judy would do the shop the community and the old-fashioned tradition of the warehouse accounts on a computer at home while husband being the provider and the wife being a looking after Rob, and some of his many cousins. Joe helpmate and homemaker. and Judy built two homes in Toowoomba. They were Joe’s parents would migrate to and progress both very active in Rotary – Joe as a member and from the hawking of fruit and vegetables, then Judy as a Rotaryanne. They also acquired, in 1974, clothing to retailing in drapery. His siblings were the Logan family farm at Forest Hill and grew John, Margaret, Joan, Michael deceased, Elizabeth, lucerne, cauliflowers and rockmelons for thirty years. James, Dianne, Anthony, and David. Through Joe’s tireless and determined management Even though Joe was reared in an atmosphere of and assisted by his five brothers, Hannas family buying and selling, at fifteen he wanted to head west business prospered and grew to eventually become a modern two-story emporium covering almost a

3 hectare of floor space, with a massive bulk store at the beer. Having friends visit and share their rear, and adjacent car park and also encompassing surroundings is what they liked best. They lived by Cooreys department store and bulk store in and believed in the saying “Happiness is a way of Goondiwindi, purchased in 1967. travelling, not a destination”. Joe’s generosity with time and money both in Joe enjoyed National Service at Wacol in August Toowoomba and Goondiwindi is well known. He 1958. Joe also made three trips back to Lebanon, one supported many charities, churches, schools, with Judy and Robert, but suffered indifferent health hospitals, sporting and community organisations in in recent months. the form of donations amounting to thousands of St Patricks Cathedral Toowoomba was packed to dollars for school building funds, sponsorships or capacity for the Requiem Mass offered by Father straight out gifts. He once arranged for a full Michael O’Brien with Bishops McGuckin and Hanna container of discontinued school lines and other stock and more than a dozen priests concelebrated. to the value of $250,000 to be sent to refugee camps Joe was laid to rest in Goondiwindi. during the war in Bosnia. Joe claims that an average of four requests a day were made, and rarely were any James William Stokes (22/8/1927 -4/8/2019) refused. On one occasion he gave an aboriginal football team $100 to buy petrol to get them to their Jim was the youngest of 8 footy game. Judy also raised much money for St children (four boys and Vincent’s Cancer Care Unit, the Western Drought four girls) born three Relief Appeal, and Blue Care. Both were honoured years prior to the Great with Centenary Medals in recognition of their Depression to Harry and community service. Joe has also been invested in The Ellen Stokes. Sovereign Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, the In 1937 he was enrolled at membership of which is made up of those who have St Mary’s College and proven their worth to the community by their many excelled at sport, football, acts of service. swimming – anything! In 1997 when Joe’s brother David left Cooreys and and completed his education in Senior in 1943. opted for a farming life, Joe and Judy decided to give Gundi a try in the hope that their son would take over A good Amateur boxer, he had fists that won medals Cooreys. Rob, however, was not keen on the and belts. While a good social tennis player, he and business, and became a qualified builder. his doubles partner were once belted all over the court After fifty years in the trade, and no family member by a young up and comer, Lew Hoad, later a four interested in Cooreys, Joe decided to sell that store times Davis Cup winner. and retire from the business. Joe undoubtedly was a Harry Stokes once worked for Kidmans and knew the good business man whose first priority was always horse industry intimately and travelled extensively in his customers. He managed a large staff and was Queensland. On Leaving the College Jim travelled always seen as an extremely kind and fair employer. with his father learning about the industry first hand. So, after an eventful and fulfilling working life, Joe and Judy enjoyed retirement maintaining rental Returning to Toowoomba he took up a clerical properties in Toowoomba and Goondiwindi and position with Queensland Railways, studied pottering around on their 45 acres on the river making accountancy and gained an accounting position at the and selling hay. Twice Joe has won the champion Western Transport Company. Jim joined the Downs produce exhibit at the Goondiwindi Show with a bale and South Western District Racing Association as a of hay. Judy’s sister, Pat Logan (also retired), lives in Cadet Stipendiary Steward and later became a a granny flat attached to the homestead. They all Steward. He married Patricia Scott in 1949 and the continued to travel occasionally, keep in touch with couple were blessed with three children, Kerry, Tony their Toowoomba friends and had a wonderful circle and Chris. of fine acquaintances in Goondiwindi. Jim’s military career began when he joined the 25th Joe and Judy opened their home and garden on many Infantry Battalion, and he volunteered for the Korean occasions for Charity events and they loved having war where he was granted a commission. His army house guests and having folk drop in for a cuppa or a career continued until 1980 when he retired as a

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Colonel. Jim threw his youth, his strength, his loyalty John Trevor Muller (8/10/39-24/7/19) to his country, into Army service detachments that took him to the United Kingdom, Canada, U.S.A., Trevor was the eldest son of Singapore, Papua New Guinea, Korea and Vietnam. Albert John & Eileen Bridget (Munro) Muller. His siblings While in Singapore his accountancy experience stood were Lorraine (Fraser), Noel him in good stead when one of his tasks was the and Terry. decommissioning of ANZUK, an important social Trevor attended St Mary’s mainstay for Australian New Zealand defence forces College from 1948 to 1955 and and other wartime personnel. made many life long friends Sadly his wife Patricia lost her life in a fatal traffic like Fr Kerry Costigan, Jack accident, but there were happier times ahead when Parker, Barry Kuhnemann and Jim married Carmel (Vaughan) who had worked with Robin Murphy. On leaving the Patricia at the Bethlehem Hospital in . College Trevor started work at the Castlemaine Bishop O’Loughlin, Carmel’s uncle, made the trip Brewery at Milton before moving to Palmer Steel down from Darwin to Melbourne to conduct the Industries where he was Manager at the time of his ceremony in August 1970. Three children were born: retirement due to ill health in 1990. Sarah, Sam and Ben, but again there was sadness In his youth Trevor played in the Church League when Sam died in an accident when four years old. Football Competition for the Youth Group in St When Jim retired from the Army in 1980 he and Joseph’s Parish, Kangaroo Point and enjoyed the Carmel built a 25 acre thoroughbred horse stud at camaraderie of St Mary’s Old Boys working in Mooloolah and had some considerable success Brisbane at their regular meetings. breeding. He was offered and accepted a position as a It was February 1962 when he married his wife Stipendiary Steward with the Queensland Turf Club Josephine in the Little Flower Catholic Church which he undertook for seven years leaving when the Kedron. The couple had a daughter Jillian (Korneha) demands of his horse stud required his full attention. and son James and (3) Grand-children and (2) great- grand-children. At one time when the family lived in Maryborough Jo attentively cared for Trevor from the time of his Kerry recalls her father breeding ‘Scotch Collie” dogs first spasm until (5) years ago when it became and Jim travelling to dog shows in many places and necessary for him to have fulltime nursing care at winning those coveted blue ribbons. Algester Lodge with his Angel Jo, there daily After selling the stud, Jim and Carmel built in attending to Trevor’s special needs. th Alexandra Headlands and then eleven years ago Trevor passed to Eternal Life on the 24 July 2019 moved up to Buderim. Jim was active in the St and was buried from his Parish Church of (52) years, Vincent De Paul Society, the University of the Third St Bernards Upper Mount Gravatt, after a Requiem Age and our Association. Mass offered by Fr Pat Moloney. Trevor’s treasured Old College tie was buried with him in his casket, at The last few years had been challenging for Jim, as his request. health issues restricted him from being the “man he used to be”. Fortunately, when he moved into St MEMBERS STORIES Vincent’s Care in Maroochydore, he had the best In Brisbane for grandparent’s day at Our Lady of possible care and its location enabled Carmel to visit Lourdes, Sunnybank on 28/7/2019 was Barry Blunt him daily. (1949-1952), a Blackbutt residence for some years. James William Stokes passed to Eternal Life on the 4th August 2019, a man deeply respected and a source  of encouragement to his family and friends who Catching up in Canberra on the 21/7/2019 at the 50th grieve his loss. His Funeral Mass and Rite of Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing were St Commendation was held at the Stella Maris Catholic Mary’s Old Boys Kevin Gallegos and Mick Quinlan Church, Maroochydore, on Friday 9th August. The who were both connected with the project 21/7/1969. Celebrant was Parish Priest, Rev Fr Joe Duffy. Kevin was at Honeysuckle Creek and Mick at Woomera on the day of the landing.

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Nuss organized and hosted the event with the assistance of Ross Fallon and Graham Ehler. It was another great opportunity to hear of the interesting stories of our old classmates and for camaraderie and conversation for all concerned.  Life Member Vincent Patrick (Vince) Lester OAM and his wife Mary relocated back to Toowoomba recently. Vince was an outstanding athlete when he On Saturday 24th August the St. Mary’s class of 1957 attended St Mary’s College between 1949 and 1954 -1965 met for their 5th annual reunion lunch at and while a self-employed master baker in Clermont Rydges Hotel, Southbank. Attendees came from came into prominence by walking backwards, as a Biloela, Roma, Toowoomba, Gold Coast, Sunshine fund raiser. Coast, Melbourne, Thailand and Brisbane. Seventeen In 1974, Vince was elected to State Parliament after of the old boys were able to attend which included serving as a Local Councillor on the Belyando Shire John Wilson, Michael Durack, Peter Betros, Joe Council, and gained promotion to Cabinet in August Coorey, Kieran McMahon, Greg Windle, John 1983 holding a number of portfolios up to December th Drew, Ross Fallon, Darryl Baker, Brian Potter, 1989. In the 50 State Parliament of Queensland he Des Kelly, Trevor McGovern, Tom Kelly, Leo was the longest serving Member. He retired in 2004. Cruise, Kevin Morgan, Graham Ehler and Wayne  Nuss. Apologies were received from Pat Walsh, Pat Carroll, Jim Fraser, Brian Conrick and Bill Celebrating their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Browne. the 9th August 2019 were Maureen and Vince The boys were educated and entertained by four of Murphy (1949-1950). The couple were married in the old boys, who told of their careers and adventures Lismore and the best man for this event was Sid in the 50+ years since they left St. Mary’s. Each told Woolley (1953-1956). Helping to celebrate this how they had “sliding door moments” where their Anniversary were the couple’s children Richard, careers and lives took a different direction to what Janelle and Paul, cousin Terry and his wife Sandra they had planned. John Wilson told how he had and Margaret Murphy wife of the late Bernard started in the seminary, worked at Defiance Flour Murphy. Mill and finished in the bakery. Joe Coorey told how he commenced work in a bank, then through a series  of both fortunate and unfortunate events he became Old Boys celebrating significant Birthday milestones the manager of motor dealerships on the Darling recently have been Hon Vince Lester OAM (1949- Downs and in retirement has become a pastoral care 1954), Barry Kuhnemann (1948-1955), Bob worker and a hospital chaplain. Peter Betros related Mackinlay (1954), Peter Kennedy (1945 and 1948 - the story that, similar to the Kinks sixties song, he 1952) and Ashley Coonan (1980-1986). was a “dedicated follower of fashion” and originally opened a men’s wear store in Toowoomba and  through a variety of events now manufactures Another friend of many Old Boys and class centre garments for high end fashion labels. Michael Durack three quarter for the All Whites Club, Tim informed the group how he had originally graduated McSweeney, turns 90 years on 20/9/19. He is the in Architecture moved on as a pool builder, invented brother of Brian (dec) and Kevin, father of Old Boys lightweight construction materials, was invited to Michael, Terry and John, and uncle of the Brisbane both Malaysia and Thailand to participate in building Sub Branch President Bryan, Tim, Sharon (dec), and developments and now engineers components for Kerry. Tim scored (32) tries in his (110) games for electric cars. The various elements of each one’s story All Whites playing from (1949 to 1955). was most interesting, and we thank the speakers for sharing their experiences with the group. Wayne 

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When the Annual Queensland charge down that forced a 20/20 deadlock with Racing Season finished on the minutes to go. 31st July 2019, College Old Boy Racing Trainer Tony Gollan (Year 12-1996) was declared Brisbane’s premier trainer, winning the State Premiership and Metropolitan title and finishing sixth on the National trainer’s list. The stable earned $6 million in prize money and celebrated one of its best seasons. At Doomben on Saturday 10/8/2019 Tony had (4) winners – Just Orm, Unlikely Story, Galtero and Tokoriki Lad with a 5th, Silvera, running second after a check at the 200 metre mark. The Gollan stable is now putting final touches to its Spring Carnival Team for events in Sydney and Melbourne.   Life Member Noel Anthony Overseas during August and September are Mick Muller (1952/59) and his Fitzpatrick (1952/55+1958/61) and wife Ros. They wife Carol (Mackinlay) will visit Spain, Majorca, Canary Islands and Egypt have been living in Darwin before returning home to Manly (NSW) via Dubai. as “Territorians” for some years. A keen golfer, Noel  was a finalist in what is the Popular Old Boy, Henry Stephens, who attended St $1 Million “Hole in One Mary’s College in the 1940’s has moved down from Competition” promoted by Toowoomba to Mount Gravatt East recently. the Darwin Rotary Club and Gardens Park Golf Club.  The competition is played every Friday afternoon for 10 weeks with the nearest the pin on each Friday Father Marty Larsen (Year progressing to the Final. 12 – 1994) who has been serving as associate pastor in During week 8 Noel’s first shot landed 4m from the the Jubilee Parish in Brisbane pin, his second 2m and his final shot rolled and rolled has been appointed by and finally rolled in for a “HOLE IN ONE”. This Archbishop Mark Coleridge effort won him a mounted golf ball Trophy suitably to be Parish Priest, Runaway inscribed, Golf Club Membership valued at $650 and Bay, Gold Coast with effect his name added to the golf clubs Honour Board as from October 2019 for (6) well as a place in the Final. years. Having done it once there was no reason to think he couldn’t do it one more time, but alas that wasn’t to  be the case. Congratulations to Ethan Lowe (Year 12-2008) who was a late call up for Game (3) of the 2019 State of  Origin Series and produced a stellar (80) minute At the request of his Excellency the Governor of effort making (52) tackles and (15) runs, as well as Queensland, the Honourable Paul de Jersey AC, putting in a perfect performance with the boot, as he TBOBA Brisbane Sub-Branch President and 2019 slotted 4 from 4 goals. Chairman of the Engineering Associates and In this stunning debut Origin match, Ethan almost Technologists Committee for Engineers Australia became a Queensland hero with a game changing Queensland, Bryan McSweeney, was recently invited

7 to a breakfast at Government House in Brisbane in The Cathedral College, Rockhampton and then won 13 – honour of Engineers Australia Centenary Year. 12 over St Brendan’s in the finals play-off. Ignatius Park College Townsville were winners of the Confraternity Shield with a 34 – 0 victory over The Cathedral College. When the honorary team was named, St Mary’s College student Cooper Tate-Roche was included on the interchange bench and St Mary’s College Rob Anderson was selected as the Coach.  You are invited to celebrate the ST MARY'S COLLEGE 120 YEAR OLD BOYS DINNER. Tickets are $50, which includes a 3-course meal, and an The breakfast was attended by about 40 invited guests interview conducted by James O’Shea (1999) with and House staff and the Governor gave a welcome winning Premiership (NRL) and World Cup Challenge, address and referred to the engineering profession as Queensland and player, Ethan a noble one. He also acknowledged and thanked Lowe (2008). Engineers Australia and its membership for their A major auction of sports memorabilia will be held contribution to QLD society over the last 100 years. together with the opportunity to buy our new history book, He then, as a special treat, requested that the recently celebrating 120 years. refurbished 1974 Phantom Rolls Royce be brought We encourage Old Boys to contact their former classmates out for us all to see! and get together at their old stomping ground for this fantastic event. COLLEGE NEWS

After the announcement of funding for the new Cultural Centre in 2018, the St Mary’s College Finance Committee have been working hard to work through the details of this development. Following registration of the Titles for the configuration of land required for the College from our Old Boys Association, building contractors have been seeking interest from sub-contractors and suppliers as they are pricing the project to construct the proposed Auditorium on the corner of Hill and Helen Streets.  Forty eight school teams from across Queensland participated in the annual Confraternity Carnival in Bundaberg in the first week of July 2019. St Mary’s College Toowoomba had wins over Iona College 26 – 0 and Ashgrove Marists College 34 – 10, but were beaten 6 – 4 by St Brendan’s Yeppoon and 14 – 0 by

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