Arbeit macht frei: - Fredrick Töben

ubbish bin – it is an easy clean-up with my having a quick shower and then
into my Sunday best for the final hour of church.
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Nothing ever came of my community service work while at CTC because
there was work to be done at ‘home’, which I considered to be more
important than getting out into the small community that is Cadell. I grew
up in the bush and so I am quite familiar with such environment.
In 1986 I joined the local Tidy Town Competition group to beautify
Goroke. When we won the Tidy Town Award for a population under 500,
I was part of the delegation that picked up the prize from John Cain, the
premier of Victoria.
Individuals who cannot clean up after themselves and who show no pride in
having a clean environment still amaze me. Why is it, for example, that
South Australia is still the only state with a deposit on bottles and
containers?. South Australia certainly has far less litter than the other states.
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After receiving a copy of the November 2009 edition of the Cadell Courier
the Director of the Adelaide Institute, Peter Hartung, writes the following
and reproduces the article written by editor, Peter Wiskich.
Poster Boy - Dr Töben honoured in prison newspaper
Page 4 of the Cadell Courier, the monthly newspaper of Cadell Training
Centre, where Dr Töben is currently imprisoned for three months.
Since he started this initiative, several other prisoners have followed suit.
Toben seems to be enjoying his little holiday immensely, the food is
good and he has made lots of new friends. He is due to be released on
12th November. A naughty boy like him, who refuses to believe the silly
World War Two Holocaust propaganda, will probably end up back in
there again before too long!!
As an aside, I mentioned to Peter Wiskich my trials and tribulations at the
hands of the Victoria’s education system. He then informed me that his
brother had advised him I had been one of his teachers at Marryatville High
School. Yes, from 1994 to 1997 I was a relief teacher at that school. It is a
small world when it gets to such matters. But that is the problem that always
crops up when we begin to think politically. More of this elsewhere in
discussing how the premier of stated publicly, ‘No Early Release for Earley’.
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