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Even if you did not attend the course you first enrolled in, but switched to another, we need you to complete evaluations for both, so we can understand why the switch.

For everyone to complete an evaluation is the most important contribution you can make to MALA. It only takes a minute or two on-line!

For those unable to complete on-line evaluations, paper forms will be available on Friday.



Part B Courses commence on 13th October, however early enrolment is essential.

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A new edition of the Perth MALA Newsletter is coming soon!

A letter from the heart...

Recently your Perth Committee received a personal note from Life Member John Bunday which we considered well worth sharing with our membership:

“Dear MALA friends,

I am glad still to be on your mailing list and sad that neither my wife Annette nor I is in a position to enrol or even attend the occasional lecture. Age, hearing, declining health and mobility problems control our lives these days. Be assured that we will always be enthusiastic supporters. MALA was our most important and delightful routine activity for about 30 years. You made me a Life Member and I hope to be able to hold onto that spot for a little while yet.

I would be glad if the members who may remember us are told that we are both as well as we can be, still managing to be together in our own house - for how much longer we do not know. Life owes us nothing. Indeed we are grateful for what we have and intend to continue making the most of it for as long as possible.

It is a matter of great satisfaction to see that MALA appears to go from strength to strength. May it go on prospering and continue to remind folk that learning is a lifetime experience. 

With good wishes and affection,

John Bunday"

(Reproduced with John’s permission.)