Elections To Membership of N.A.P.O
| Published date | 01 January 1947 |
| Date | 01 January 1947 |
| DOI | 10.1177/026455054700500707 |
| Subject Matter | Articles |
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(c) Institute of Welfare. The Secretary of the Institute
ELECTIONS TO
had attended a meeting of the General Purposes Sub-
Committee and outlined the objects of the Institute,
MEMBERSHIP OF N.A.P.O.
which was to establish a professional status for Welfare
Officers in industry, to which end it was proposed to
FULL-TIME PROBATION OFFICERS
endeavour to give such officers a knowledge of all other
Bristol, Cotswold and Mendip Branch: G. Rees.
services. He asked for the help of N.A.P.O. (a) by allowing
Chiltern Counties Branch: Miss C. S. Clarke, M. Martin.
their students to spend a week in probation offices and
East Lancashire Branch: J. B. Swinney, P. R. Thomas.
(b) by appointing a representative to their Advisory
East Midland Branch: T. B. Heath.
Council.
Essex Branch: V. N. Godfrey, J. H. Dickenson, A. C. T.
It was agreed that Mr. E. A. Cuming be elected to
Frye, Mrs. D’Wit.
represent N.A.P.O. on the Advisory Council of the Insti-
London Branch: F. M. Layton, G. Borboen, Miss M. C.
tute and that the Home Office be asked for its blessing on
Paterson, P. K. Mayhew, R. J. Garrett, Miss Hyatt,
the proposal for the attendance of students in individual
G. McKenna, Miss O. K. I. de Berry.
probation offices.
Middlesex Branch: S. A. Gwynn.
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(d) Home Office Directory. A letter had been received
Mid-Southern Branch: T. S. Burghart, A. Michie.
from the Home Office intimating that another Directory
Northern Branch: Miss Loseby, R. G. Atkin, Mrs. Blades,
was to be published in the New Year with an entirely
N. E. W. King.
new layout, on which the views of the Association was
North-Western Branch: K. Tennant, Miss Nichol.
sought. The suggestions of the General Purposes Sub-
South Wales and Monmouthshire Branch: W. Rutter.
Committee were adopted.
Surrey Branch: L. Dermott, Miss Hall, Miss Easton, W.
(e) Probationers’ Entry into Forces. It was agreed that
C. Knight, W. Thompson.
this matter should be taken up with the Services, in-
Sussex Branch: H. Sanders.
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