Because ... A Picture Paints A Thousand Words

On display and greatly admired at C-BERS this year has been a unique quilt depicting migrant girls, sailing vessels and Nazareth House in Geraldton.

The quilt is on loan to C-BERS and dedicated to all Child Migrants sent to Australia under British and Maltese Child Migration Schemes.

It was made by Maureen Briggs-Trewin to celebrate 50 years in Western Australia (1953-2003).

Maureen is actively involved in the welfare of former Child Migrants, and her story is featured on pages 3-4 of this issue of C-BERS Ex-Press.

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