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POPE PLEASED AT CO-OPERATION AMONG BISHOPS V ATICAN CITY (NC) : Pope Paul VI told a group of European bishops meeting in Rome that he was pleased at the increased co-operation among bishops' conferences, but, at the same time he reaffirmed the primacy and the divine origin of the institutional church. He told the presidents bishops that it was nec- conimon working meth- particularly to the Third of Armagh, Northern Ireand delegates of the essary to follow an ex- ods in harmony with the World" of underdevelop- land; Archbishop Roger Etchegaray of Marseilles, ed nations. Council of the European tremely flexible struc- Apostolic See." France, newly elected There was need for gisConferences Lure because the serious Bishops' The Pope said the local president of the council, ing united witness to the that the institutional obligations placed on Church, united about its and the newly elected inbe them should not faith, Gospel through defendChurch must be commun- viee presidents, Archhope, charity, justice and own bishop, in ed against the vain op- terfered with. ion with the Universal bishop Bolesle.w Kominthe with regard to peace There was "a vast field wanting those of inion Church and with the Pon- ek, apostolate adminisan exclusively charisma- of work" for co-operation great problems confron- tiff, was the primary and trator of the central part among the European ting the Church and hutic Church. connecting structure of of Wroclaw, Poland, aryl was There society. man countries and their bishmet in council The the Mystical Body. including "joint need for a "contribution Rome to elect new offi- ops, Auxiliary bishop JeanAmong those at the cers for the year and lo treatment of the more of experience as well as Musty of Baptiste discuss mutual problems. serious pastoral ques- of economic aid to the bishops' meeting were Conway Namur. Cardinal William Pope Paul told the tions and the adoption of Universal Church and

Officials Excommunicated for Mistreating Clergy ASUNCION, Paraguay ( NC ). Paraguay's interminister and Asuncion's police chief

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authorities for arresting one Uruguayan and inflicting bodily harm on two more clerics, one a bishop. When Bishop Rubio Excommunicated were The excommunication Montevideo in neighbour- the decree cails "a gang and Father Rodriguez Sabino Montanaro, in- decree announced by the ing Uruguay, and his sec- of women". THIS New Guinean man is one of many who are Father Monzon, 41, a flew in from Montevideo archdiocesan retary, Father Lellis Rodterior minister in the Asuncion priest-worker recently as- they were met at the As- benefiting from the projects sponsored by YOU cabinet of President Al- chancery said the two riguez. signed to work on the in- uncion airport by a bar- through Project Compassion contributions. fredo Stroessner, and men "were the principal Both arrivee, here a ternational team of the rage of rotten eggs and Asuncion Police Chief officials . . . responsible Here we see him check their skills into practise. Francisco Britez. The for ordering the kidnap- few days after the arrest Latin American Bishops tomatoes. Bishop Rubio the oil of a tractor at an Fr. Morrison, SVD, is excommunication can be ping of Father Uberfil of Father Monzon to seek Council t CELAM was was also beaten up. agricultural development running the centre. He jailed at the end of Feblifted only by the Holy Monzon and holding him his release. at Bundi, New needs about $2.000 to exruary shortly after his incommunicado." See. Ismael site Archbishop Guinea. He and others pand it. Read about this Under the excommuni- arrival here in Asuncion. In 1969, October. Asuncion, cal- are learning farming, ana other prajects sponChurch authorities said Rolon, of The decree also ex- cation also are those whc Church authorities held bar- techniques and mechan"shameful, led it a nor crime no was the there took part in actually "those both responsible for the communicates sored by YOU, on Page beating of several priests who ordered and permit- beatings March 8 at suspicion of crime for barous attack" in a let- ics there so that, when and nuns protesting the ted the physical aggres- Asuncion's international the arrest, which they ter to the government proficient, they can put 15. expulsion of a Jesuit sion" against Auxiliary airport, including a prc• called a "kidnapping by and the people. here. Bishop Andres Rubio of Stroessner group whom police."

CONFESSION LAW FOR RELIGIOUS CHANGED

V ATICAN CITY (NC).—Vatican regulations on the frequency of Confession for members of Religious orders were made less stringent by a new decree. The new decree, issued are considered unsuited by the Vatican Congre- to the Religious life begation for Religious, cause of physical or menstates that men and tal illness. The refusal women Religious should can be made, the decree go to Confession fre- said, even if the illness quently — preferably has been contracted aftwice a month. Previous ter temporary profesregulations said Re- sion. ligious should go to ConThe decree adds: "In fession at least once a judging these cases, it is week. necessary to proceed with charity and balReligious, because of ance." their special union with the Church, the document says, must esteem the sacrament of Penance and make frequent use of it because it "increases self-knowledge, develops Christian hum- MELBOURNE Catholics ility, provides spiritual mourned the death of its guidance and makes 71-year-old independent grace more abundant." Catholic newspaper, The Women Religious, the Tribune, last week. Shareholders decided decree says, are no longer restricted to specially unanimously to close the designated confessors, publication, which has but may now confess to been running at a loss any priest empowered to f or the past three years. The best features of hear Confession in their the paper — which was area. aimed at the general The decree states also Catholic population of that superiors, with the Victoria — is expected consent of their councils to be incorporated in can bar from renewing the Archdiocese-owned temporary vows or pro- paper, The Advocate. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, the Duke of Edinburgh, meets the men at Pearce Air Base, where he witnessed the air display to commemorate the flouncing perpetual vows The Tribune's editor R AAF's Golden Jubilee. those who have taken for many years, Mr. Ted temporary vows and Adams. will join The It was a rain soaked day, but about 10,000 people turned up to see the nation's pilots in action and to catch a glimpse of the Duke. who, in the opinion of Advocate next staff • Turn to page 9 for the history of the Chaplaincy in the RAAF. ( photo by courtesy of The `.,Vcst AusYa ) doctors or other experts, month.

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VATICAN CITY (NC) SALISBURY, Rhodesia (NC).—The editor and assistant editor of a --The Holy See has joinCatholic magazine here, The Shield, resigned to protest what they called ed with the World Council of Churches in the Church's "compromise" with racial discrimination. R EPRESENTATIVES of the Australian Council of Churches The editor, Timothy McLoughlin, 33, and his deputy, A. J. Chennels, seeking a "dialogue and the Returned Services League have issued a joint call to said: with men of living the Federal Government for a conference of community bodfaith," whether they are can be no doubt of one race in the area already declared to be ies to make recommendations for the revision of the National the"There Hindus, Muslims, Jews implementation of of another—as "contrail totally immoral. fq._A Service Act. Government policy to to the Christian faith". "This we consider in- or Marxists. maintain racial segregaBy her acThey said they would defensible. In a statement issued there is the responsibil- jectors to a particular Members of SODEPAX tion and to discriminate not comply with it des- tions, it can be argued by the president of the ity to ensure that the war, but the measures on ( the Joint Committee on the grounds of race the Church is in fact copite possible legal conseA.C.C. the Right Rev. D. rights and the moral and being advocated did not alone has Society, Development operating to some extent A. Garnsev, Anglican spiritual attitudes of specifically rule out ade- easier by been made quences. and Peace, sponsored by the Church's with the racist intenBishop of Gippsland, those involved are res- quate provisions for such willingness the World Council and However, following a tions of the to negotiate." Government cases. and the national presid pected." report by Father Schu- in the field of education." the Pontifical CommisThe resignations follow ette—which has been ent of the Returned sion for Justice and Bishop Garnsey said A spokesman for the Bishop Garnsey said the visit of Divine Word Services League, Sir Peace) met here with kept secret—the bishops the meeting it had that, in arranging a nat- Father Johannes SchuSalisbury archdiocese Arthur Lee, following after amicable delegates of two Cathoand fruit- ional conference of inter ette, who, the editors re- issued a statement agree- commented: been the meeting they said: lic ecumenical departing to comply with cerful. Agreement had been ested bodies to make re- ported, "Apart infrom being was brought tain provisions of the ments, the Vatican Sec"Efforts to devise sat- reached on principles commendations on the accurate and misleading, isfactory alternatives to which both the ACC and working of the National from Rome recently to Land Tenure Act "under the statement made by retariats for Promoting military service should the RSL had developed Service Act, the meeting advise the five Catholic protest" and subject to Mr. McLoughlin and Mr. Christian Unity and for Non-Christians. be pursued with imagin- after careful study of had in mind that bodies bishops of Rhodesia on further negotiation. Chennels is also a breach the policy they should ation and vigour by the the present Australian invited to participate adopt The two Shield editors of privileged informa"The resolution to toward the governGovernment." said they were "distres- tion. provision for determin- might include the ACC, ment. seek dialogue came

from sed at the air of secrecy "The review of confid- a similar resolution of The statement follow- ing the rights of con- RSL, ACTU, National Father Schuette is vice surrounded the ential documents by the the World Council adopCouncil of Women, Nat- secretary of the Pontifi that ed a meeting in Mel- scientious objectors. late editors was afforded ted at its meeting in AdThe meeting discussed ional Union of Australian cal Commission on Jus- Schuette visit." between bourne Sir William Hall (Victorian —but did not reach an University Students and tice and Peace and is on They said: "As a result, t o them to clarify the dis Ababa (Ethiopia) last representative the commission's com- the Church as a whole background to the situa- January," said Father president), Air agreement —on the treat- similar State tion It is a breach of Mark Reuver, informaMarshall Bladin and Mr. ment of conscientious ob- groups. mittee for human devel- has been committed to a discuss tion officer for the juspolicy W. Keys (National secreof negotiation confidence to opment studies. tary), representing the and, as we see it, com- them in public when they tice and peace commisThe Rhodesian bishops have not been publicly sion. R.S.L., and Bishop Garnpromise. had previously attacked released." sey, the Rev. John WestDr. Anthony Chullikal, the controversial Land "The Church is now in The spokesman said erman (Director of the Tenure Act—which div- a position where she is the Church's stand on an official of the comDepartment of Christian ides the country into seen to be bargaining discrimination was fully mission, said SODEPAX Citizenship of the Methowhite and black areas about the effects of a con- approved of by the Vati- hoped to establish a dist Church in Victoria', team of religious experts and restricts the rights stitution which she has can the Rev. Phillip Newman lay called Cathare from being APPLICATIONS at the United Nations to (Victorian Council of advise delegates there on Churches committee con- olics for the 1972 Dr. Horace Nowland Travelling how religion could be an venor and Anglican par- Scholarship. instrument for developThese close on July 31. ish clergyman) and Mr. ment. Vaughan Hinton (secreThe scholarship is enThose interested should tary for public relations) Dr. Chullikal indicated dowed annually their enquiries by the address representing the A.C.C. t hat SODEPAX hoped to Knights of the Southern to: Secretary, The carry dialogue to China, The statement also in- Cross in appreciation of Knights of the Southern THE ANNUAL Holy Land collection will be taken on Good Friday. the Middle East and the dicated agreement be- the work of the late Cross, GPO Box 1167, tween the two delega- Horace Australian Catholics contributed nearly S84,000 last year, with New developing countries. H. Nowland, Perth, or phone 23-4436. tions on the need for: MB, KCSS, for the CathoSouth Wales giving $14,765.67, Canberra-Gouiburn $1,261.11, Tasmatia "There is to be no bar• a voluntary, non-mil- lic comunit y. rier to any man who beS560, Victoria S14,281.51, South Australia $3,751.34, Queensland S8,037.38 itary humanitarian No West Australian has lieves," he indicated. and Western Australia $3,852.40. service as an alterna- won since its inception tive to national ser- 10 years ago. In a brochure on the 20 Mabel St. Its areas of activities vice; Briefly, the candidate Holy Land Crusade, issu- include Egypt, Israel, must selected possess South Perth • a system of tribunals ed recently, the Commis- Jordan, Syria and Cyprus to replace the present character and general P 2716 67 AINTING CONTRACTOR sary of the Holy Land with 86 houses. There are procedure of magis- ability to justify the hope AWE= for Australia and Adjac- 69 agencies, or "commistrates hearing con- "of his becoming com ent Islands. Rev. Fr. sariats" throughout the Australia to serve petent scientious objector Lucian Armstrong, OFM, world. with distinction", and for cases; They possess 58 sancsuccessful research MEXICO CITY (NC).— said: • provision for a work"This generosity is tuaries, while sharing 16 Preference will be given The Mexican bishops able appeal system to other religious t o those who intend to were concerned about deeply appreciated by the with hear appeals against There are five -SOLE AGENTSpursue a career in Aus- money and piety before Franciscan guardians o` groups. the findings of tribunbasilicas, 65 churches, 45 tralia, and who are grad- the Vatican II Council, the Holy Land." R. CONNABEER Cy COMPANY als; uates or final year under- they were silent during The Franciscan Custody chapels and 40 parishes t 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 • provision for tribun- ciraduates of an Austra- it, they talked about re- of the Holy Land, an in- in the Holy Land. als hearing conscien- lian University. development, ternational organisation f o r m, About 205 Franciscan tious objector cases to 41.1.4.4.0.4.41.1WANONO. 4 4.#4 , 0 , The scholarship period Christian formation and following the ideals of priests work in the Cusbe able to direct an- will be two years. How- the role of the laity after St. Francis of Assisi, has, tody, together with 148 plicants to fulfil obli- ever. travelling expenses it. for seven centuries, car- Brothers of the Order gations in a non-milit- are not separately proried the following func- There are 10 seminarians That picture was put ary service. 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY vided for. The selected t ogether by the national tions entrusted to it by currently studying for r,hurch: the The joint statement candidate may apply for magazine Christus. which the priesthood there. Phone: 8 2406 said: "World events may a free passage through serves as official organ • To redeem, protect All Large Types of Electrical Work Undertaken groups of pilat times cause govern- the Vice-Chancellor of for one third of the 58 and honour the places grims all over the world made holy by the presments to require that his University. dioceses in Mexico. ence of Jesus Christ. To visit the place annually. : Three thousand dollar, young men should serve 1936 through 1961 erect churches, chapels It has been estimated From in the armed forces. In will be allotted each year Christus said, the Mexiand sanctuaries at these that more than 4,000 circumstances, to the award. t hose can bishops issued joint- places in memory of Holy Communions are ly a total of 55 docu- Christ's miracles for the given annually to the faithful and pilgrims. ments, mostly on finan- devotion of Christians. cial needs of the Church • To maintain a ChristFOOTNOTE: Those in• .HAMS—BACON and on devotions, al- ian presence and an ac- terested in the Holy Land • COOKED though there were oth- tive religious worship at Crusade should write to • SAUSAGES ers on social justice. the Holy places and in The Holy Land CommisCatholic action and In- t he countries where they sariat, 47 Victoria Street, • CONTINENTAL dian missions. The Vati- are located. Waverley, NSW 2024. SMALLGOODS can Council lasted from 1962 to 1965 Since 1968, eight joint pastorals have stressed development Mexican and social integration, THE GREATEST NMS family life, campus life LONDON (NC) — After disguised as a psycholo IN SMALLGOODT liturgical renewal, educa- 30 years cabinet minis- list, maintaining his coy by visiting psychiatric tional reform, and the ters may reveal their selay apostolate in the crets, but "for ministers c linics and institutions. C ARAVAN HOLIDAY in of Christ no time limit is His findings were remodern world. the EASTERN STATES set on their obligation ported in a series of ar "It would be quite inkeep confidences," ticles in the London to MODERN VANS AVAILABLE FROM teresting to study such Cardinal John Heenan o weekly, Catholic Times. documents in the light of Westminster said in ex His anonymity was prenational events, as it plaining why he entitled served and he was des-. A T EASTER. RETURN YOUR would be to study the his autobiography "Not cribed as a "special in, bishops' silence in the P ROJECT COMPASSION BOX vestigator" of that paper The Whole Truth." face of other events," the The first half of the During World War I YOUR PARISH CHURCH. T O magazine suggested. 4 O'MALLEY STREET, PORT AUGUSTA, S.A. 5700. autobiography — from he was a firefighter in TELEPHONE 3182. Christus attributes the his birth in the London London's YOI IR LENTEN SACRIFICE WILL dockland period of silence from suburb of Ilford in 1905 where he was parish Each van fully equipped with Refrigerators, Gas BENEFIT THOSE_ LESS PRIVI1962 through 1967 to the until his appointment as priest. Practically every: Stove, Crockery, Cutlery and Cooking Utensils. constant travel of the bishop of Leeds in 1951 house in his parish wag LEGED IN MANY COUNTRIES. FREE BROCHURE AVAILABLE FROM bishops between Mexico — will be published here damaged in air raids. R.A.C. TRAVEL SERVICE SHARE. EVERY LENT. rri Rome during councii in the fall. After the war he join sessions. One of the interesting ?cl the Catholic Mission episodes in his life that iry Society, of which he JIDEANAIM61111111ININO will be related in the; Jecame superior, and es. irst volume is the secret ,ablished a reputation as PLUMBING MATERIALS visit he made as a young a speaker to non-CathoB ATHROOM FIXTURES priest to the Soviet Un lic audiences and as a 229-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS ion in 1936. radio priest. Seeking firsthand evl His book is being pubThe "Plumbing Supply Specialists' dence Phone 28 8544 of the persecution ished by Hodder and of religion there, he went Stoughton.

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Australian Girl Claims Miracle (NC). — Eight-year-old S YDNEY, Australia )1anne Brennan, unable to walk at all after a fall, walks with the aid of crutches and says the .hange is due to a miracle. Pope Paul VI blessed the girl during his visit 'ere last December. " As soon as the Pope blessed me, I knew l vould be all right," said Dianne. "I know its' a niracle and I have written to thank him already." ( Asked at a Vatican prayed with his hands conference Leld over her plaster-enCity press about the alleged mir cased body. acle, Vatican press of I A month after the ficer Federico Alessan Pope's visit, doctors found that one of the drini answered: "There is nothing to girl's legs had healed. In say, because we have addition, she no longer heard nothing about it needs a wheelchair, alhere. It is not the firs though she still uses time such reports have crutches. been carried in the news I Dianne's parents, who ; papers about popes, and also believe her recov)articularly during the ery to be a miracle, had Join been saving for a trip to Pope of reign However, ILourdes before the Pope XXIII. think this is the first blessed her. time it has occurred during Pope Paul's VI's COMMERCIAL PRINTING reign.") Business Cards l A spokesman for the Letterhead. archdiocese S ydney Invoices .Father William Murray Statements that RING 21 2837 for a told the press i while the Church accept Representative to call ed the possibility of mir ....04,14,4P#4,41,41.411,11NIP4P.INIsPlh.e.,41.114 acles, it was extremell, cautious about support, claim individual ing hat a miracle had ocE SPERANCE'S first Seafarers Centre, an inter- Council president, Mr. Lakeway — Claremont !lured. Bill Patterson. denominational venture, was opened recently. "As at Lourdes, medi; BUILDERS, PLUMBERS Picture: Anglican Bish!ally inexplicable cures Aimed at providing an yards away from the op Bryant cues the first ELECTRICAL V ATICAN CITY (NC). The 1971 Synod of would have to be suboutlet for visiting sea- wharf. The renovations ball on the new billiard CONTRACTORS, a searching ex men, the centre is the the construction of table, watched by the Bishops will be told the traditional concept of jected to MANUFACTURING and result of the efforts of m amenities room cost Rev. Bernard Griffiths celibacy for Latin-rite priests should be main- amination before then validity is upheld." the townsfolk, led by the bout $14,000. RENOVATING ( left), of Esperance. tained but it will also be asked for its advice on Apart from the SyclAnglican, Methodist and CONTRACTORS Fatner Kevin Glover. of ordaining married men for priest -scarce areas. ney Daily Mirror, all Catholic churches and With generous response Esperance, Mr. Bill PatAn informed Vaticar mitting married laymen: newspapers and televis- Phone 31 2805, 31 4703 other groups and service from the townsfolk, only terson and Bishop Myles source told NC New to the priesthood — bu on here have so far 1g. organisations. S2,000 needs to be raised. McKeon of Bunbury. the official agenda for mly in "those places nored the alleged mir It is a renovated twoThe centre was opened the month-long Synod, where the lack of priests acle. storey house about 100 by the Esperance Shire POPE: WORK FOR session, which begins oi is keenly felt." I Last November, docBETTER WORLD September 30, was in th I The agenda spelt out ors told Dianne's parqualifications for nts, who live in Sydney V ATICAN CITY (NC) conferences. The agenda the + MEMORIALS Dianne that CORSET SALON 4' —Pope Paul VI urged a was "only to get the dis- married men who would suburb, be ordained: they were night have to spend up group of Japanese uni- cussion going." Fashion Corsets The 54-page Latin to be of mature age and o two years in a cast versity students to "wont Surgical & exerriplary family an adies' the work ol: of because of a fall that L devotedly to heal the ail- agenda is 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE life. and professional International Theethe had damaged her spine ments of the Exclusive Lingerie world Special is•ng in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected through the medicine of logical Commission ap- The agenda cautioned. and hips. and Hosiery inywhere in W A Church Altars planned & executed As the Pope's motor pointed by Pope Paul VD however, that "such a love." traditional in the 15-mem change the 1969 and 202, 2nd Floor i n ade passed Children's Designs and Quotes without obligation. Room The Pope received the "We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 Levinson Building students of Keio Univer- ber council of the secre-I liscipline should be con- Hospital, Dianne's fathtam ed within the limits er, Leo Brennan, carried sity. Tokyo. at the Vati- tariat of the synod. 713 Hay St., cases determined to her to the kerb and Vatiof agenda, the The can. He recalled that the . Perth. ......~.~.."..m.AP I4.,SONINVIVNINNWPM 1 first Japanese ever to can source said, contain- be of true and urgent held her up for a blesgive and not Pecessity sing. The Pope ordered Phone: 23 3518 Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set visit a Pope was Tsun ed scholarly approaches enaga Kasekura, who to topics like the spirit- ise to the temptation of his car stopped and was received by Pope uality of the priesthood inding in this change an anscrises facing the mod pparently easier Paul V in 1615. Dry and Sweet of vocathe lack Nei' to priest, sueern apostolic CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 ions." sacra cession and the Altar Wines D ELEGATES LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS ment of Holy Orders, ti-e The ordination of marLocks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled ariQ :;er,iced is made by Jesuits Wine Sacramental Hills AS Seven TO 1 MEET missionary priest and ried men must be carCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Irnmediem Service of Church Law BRUSSELS. Belgium the role of the priest ir ried out not only for tiv it complies with the requirements I (NC).—A meeting of the the modern world. 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Wheat Unless 01 Grain The LENT TIME RUNNING OUT —

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PALM SNDAY

by REV. FR. R. H. HARDIMAN By a Religious ANOTHER LENT is drawing to a close and the THE TITLE Palm Sunday does not give the full WHY DID Our Lord take on Himself the frightful sufferings of the Project Compassion boxes will be returned to the insight into today's feast. The proper title is "Palm various Churches. Once more a speedy scrutiny Passion? Sunday of the Passion of the Lord". The dual eleNot because suffering was strictly necessary to accomplish our redemp- ment in the proper title emphasises the full of one's motives and the extent of one's Lenten dimensacrifices might be of assistance. tion but because love invariably expresses itself in the language of suffering sion of the Pascal Mystery — that, through sufferLast year, the total Lenten sacrifice made by and self-sacrifice. ing, Jesus passed over to His glory each Mass-going family was Si in the Archdiocese The combination of the Procession with Palms And who is the greatest sufferer of mankind who ever marked the earth? of Perth. The Australian average for all Catholics and the Reading of the Passion shows these two was 15-20 cents per head. The figures when —Jesus Christ. aspects can never be separated, for they form further broken down approximates to Si per This is an explanation out in complaint to God, streams of grace on our the one mystery. While we take part in the proMass-going family. The Perth figure equals the of the meaning of suffer- not when they were lad- souls. cession, proclaiming our acceptance of Christ, we Australian average. ing. en with a heavy cross If there was any more must also remember His Passion and Death. Lent 1971 and Project Compassion '71 should Acts of love made with but when He left them effective means of bringThere are several Scripture Readings today. There ing souls to heaven is the Gospel account (Luke 19: 28-40) of have made a greater impact than ever on Catho- the lips come fluently without it. the Meslics. The special message from the Pope to the enough. We can declare By sufferings, the soul Christ would have chos- sianic entry of Christ into Jerusalem before the God love we we when are arrives it. at great holiness en Australian Bishops and people following closely Procession that commemorates that event. Isaiah enjoying the best of and a close imitation of We speak of aposthe on his own visit to Sydney last year must act as a health, when there is the crucified Son of God. tolate of suffering and ( 50: 4-7) describes the Suffering Servant of Yahweh, particular moving force to people's generosity. kindness and charity sur- Then arises true peace of this is the reason why who has given himself totally but who knows God Allied to that is the allotment this year of par- rounding us. The test soul and continuous no really fruitful apos- will support him. The description of Isaiah is so ticular projects with which each diocese may be comes when we are prayer. tolate is complete until accurate it is sometimes called the fifth Gospel. associated, giving a sense of particular urgency visited by anguish, when Sanctified suffering, the apostle like his Mas- St. Paul (Philippians 2: 6-11) quotes the earliest to the appeal and later a sense of achievement we are treated with in- may become sacramen- ter has drunk of the bit- known Christian hymn that extols the humility of gratitude perhaps by our tal. Caught up with the ter chalice and sweated to givers. Jesus in accepting His death, the death of the agony of the great Suff- and bled in his GethThe spiritual motive for giving must not be brothers and sisters. Cross, and this was the reason why God exalted One who can accept erer Calvary on semane, it and evert his overlooked. The need for discipline and sacrifice such trials patiently and acquires a new value. climbed to rugged slopes Him. This year we read St. Luke's account of the to achieve any worthwhile objective is a fact of even gratefully Passion. from It resembles the tiny of Calvary. life. In the growth of the spirit sacrifice, self- God's hand is walking drop of water that is Today's Procession with Palms is a manifestation "Unless the grain of control and generosity are of the warp and woof the royal road of the placed by the priest in wheat, falling into the of our faith in Jesus, Messiah and Lord. Hopefully, of spirituality, just as air and food are essential Cross, a way which they the same chalice as the ground die, itself remain- our response should be more lasting and not as may tread. wine is offered for the eth alone. But if it die it fickle for life. as that of the Jewish crowds. We read of many of salvation of the world. will bring forth much Holy Week will be the last opportunity we have of making serious effort to boost our Lenten the saints who have cried It draws down abundant fruit." offerings towards such worthwhile undertakings such as the extension of Adult Education Centre and agricultural projects which are so obviously designed for the improvement of a people. P ALM SUNDAY Participation in the sacrifices and sufferings of Christ's Passion through our own efforts will 11 a.m.: Blessing of the Palms and Solemn make our joy in the Risen Christ more meaningful Pontifical Mass. and meritorious. Today's issue of your ArchdioCelebrant: His Grace the Archbishop. cesan paper brings you more detailed information Deacon: Rev. T. Callaghan. BOGOTA, Columbia However, participants on how it is proposed to spend the Project ComSub-deacon: Rev. P. F. McCrann. ( NC ).—The recent talks indicated the meeting repassion monies. We invite discussion on these Readers of the Passion: His Grace the Archbetween Anglicans and commended additional projects and welcome any worthwhile sugges- Catholics here showed bishop, Rev. F. Walsh, Rev. P. G. J. O'Reilly. joint Bible studies, not tions in this regard. the two denominations only by Anglican-Catholic TUESDAY, APRIL 6 have more "points in teams but with scholars

Anglo-Catholic Talks Fruitful

Vocations Office

Catholic Press' Great Loss

common" than the Angli- of other churches. can Bishop of Bogota Other areas of concern expected discussed were common Bishop Devid Benson worship in Catholic or LAST WEEK a Melbourne Catholic newspaper, The Tribune, ceased publication. We regret its Reed said the areas of Anglican churches; the departure from the Catholic scene, and hope that agreement in the dia- fostering of joint meetThe Adcovate will grow from strength to strength logue were revealed in ings of bishops. clergy the "frank discussion of and laymen: and co-operin meeting the needs of the Catholic community differences." ation in the study of soin Victoria. He said Catholic' and cial, economic and politiSISTER Aloysius. of St. The death of a Catholic newspaper is a great Anglican bishops ex- cal problems in Latin John of God, Subiaco, tragedy. Not only does it indicate a loss to the changed attendance at America. will be on duty at thr publishing company and the paper's reading pub- communion services, but Bishop Reed praised Vocations Office, 77 St. Terrace, lic, but it also indicates the difficulties of surviv- "there was no intercom- "the tremendous spirit George's on of brotherhood present April 4 from 3.30 to 6.30 ing increasing industrial pressures and demands rnunion." Intercommunion without a substantial circulation. Yet, the role interdenominatio is th.e during the talks, far be- p.m. nal The office will be clos yond my expectations. of the Catholic newspaper is indispensible. ception of the Eucharist for we discovered the ed on Easter Monday. In these days when man must be sure of the and is forbidden tor bridge and foundation of Rev. Father Rupert Dawreliability of his sources and information, partic- Catholics. our faith, the one and son, OFM. Midland, will An official reuort of ..the same Jesus Christ." be on duty the week ularly with so many conflicting voices demanding Anglican-Catholic to be heard, the Catholic Press is a vital necessity. the after. talks here will be pubWithin the Church as within the whole of lished later after approsociety, public information is a social necessity. val by the Catholic aco The Press performs a social function. Anglican church authoriThe Catholic Press must be the 'echo' of the ties.

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NEW MASS CENTRE AT HAMERSLEY

HOLY WEEK MASSES

7.30 p.m.: Solemn Concelebrated Mass for the Consecration of the Holy Oils. Principal Concelebrant: His Grace the Archbishop. All Priests may concelebrate provided they bring their own white vestments. Priests will vest in the Chapter Hall.

HOLY THURSDAY 5.30 p.m.: Solemn Concelebrated Mass of the Last Supper. Principal Concelebrant: His Grace the Archbishop. Concelebrants: The Cathedral Staff. Preacher: Rev. P. F. McCrann.

GOOD FRIDAY 10 a.m.: Stations of the Cross. 3 p.m.: Solemn Liturgical Action Celebrant: His Grace the Archbishop Deacon: Rev. J. Bianchini. Sub-deason: Rev. P. Merks. Lector: Seminary Student. Readers of the Passion: His Grace the Arch bishop, Rev. F. Walsh, Rev. P. G. J. O'Reilly. Preacher: Rev. F. Walsh 7.30 p.m.: Stations of the Cross.

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It is the role of the Catholic Press to inform Seminary. ern Cross Catholic news- been made to use one of —The presence of Cath- paper, and the Community of the People of God about the now on the the classrooms of the EASTER SUNDAY Church's law, discipline, doctrine, her policies olics in the communica- staff of The Advertiser. Glendale State Primary tions field today is absoand the total action of her history; what is told a Catholic Women's School, in Glendale Masses: 7, 8, 9, 10 and Solemn Pontifical Mass at lutely indispensible — League conference such Avenue. 11 a.m. happening in the Church here and now. even though some of The Catholic Press seeks to search out and them are not doing the En office would have to From April 18 Mass Evening Mass at 5 p.m. be manned by pra,ssion- will be celebrated each Master of Ceremonies for all call to the attention of its readers the Providence Church much good. Ceremonies: Rev. al journalists who coulcl, Sunday at this centre at P. G. J. O'Reilly. of God at work in our time, in disasters and Pope Paul VI told a with help Pnri 1.dvice 10.30 a.m. Catholics resi human events. It forever reminds people that plenary meeting of the from appropriate clergy- dent in or about this CONFESSIONS DURING HOLY WEEK Commission men, process . complex area are urged to make the whole story includes the secular, the human Pontifical for Social CommunicaWednesday: After Novena Devotions. and the divine. Its mission, which is the documents into an easily use of this attempt at tions, that the communi- digestible form for news establishing a Christian Thursdays: 12-1, 4-5.30 p.m. Church's mission, is to communicate the word cation field was "one of and life of God into the world. 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Members from For S -Jonlies contact:— follows: more just, true and peaceful society." —"the vision of the other Dioceses are: a.m., 7.0 9.0 am., 8.0 REV. P. CUNNINGHAM, P.P. Geraldton, Rev. F. Fit3Your Catholic Press seeks to play its role of world in the light of a.m. (in English). BOX 33, gerald; Bunbury, Rev. Dr. building and enlightening. Not only must you Catholic thought, and 10.30 a.m. (in CroatItussell Hardiman; New MUNDARING. 6073. support it, you must also use it. Without support the spiritual and apostoian). lic purpose which these Norcia, Fr. Bernard 7.0 p.m. in English) it will not survive. Without use it cannot perform instruments (of commuRooney, OSB ,New Norits useful purpose. nications) must seek." eia.

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The People's Baptismal Cards

Thursday, April 1, 1971

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PRIEST'S HARD-HITTING New kind of Movement showing its head SPEECH WELL RECEIVED Black Theology in

by KEN COATES IN CHRISTCHURCH AT A TIME when lay people are being given an opportunity f or a share in decision making in the Church through the f ormation of pastoral counclis a New Zealand priest, Father 1)esmond Casey, of Christchurch, has issued some sound a dvice. by the Christchurch Diocesan

South Africa

( NC News Service) IN SOUTH AFRICA , where people of colour have fewer human rights than Laity Commission to give an address Invited pro bably anywher e in the world, the first signs of a Black Power movement are structure of a future pastoral council which the commission has beers on the beginning to emerge. consider, said he that such a council could become bureaucratic and asked to It is rarely called Black Power, even by its advocates, partly because of the institutionalised, losing touch and becoming more involved with its own imconnotation of violence and fear the words evoke for some, and partly, as a portance than with the people it is supposed to represent. white South African clergyman explained: "You can't call 'it Black Power beHis paper, which examined a future lay body sociologically, was enthusiascause the blacks have no power base." xists, it is called Black Theology, tically received by commission members, one of whom described it as the In the more liberal churches where it e best address he had ever heard.

A three-day seminar white suburbs -is the black members and only with particular reference ' Father Casey spoke of the problems of arousing lay people from passivity', on Black Theology was same as the Gospel that 78,000 white. Yet, of the to sex, violence and race of the tendency for charismatic leadership not to last, but to become routine, planned near Johannes- ought to be preached to delegates to the denomi- relations in the -South and of lay organisations tending to become bureaucratic, thus crippling the burg for late March. (it blacks in their urban and nation's policy-making African context," "Black is not practical, inciden- rural ghettos. The effect annual conference, 71 Salvation— the universal spirit of community. tally, to schedule meet- of this has been to pro- were white and only 49 and . situational charaoinvolving black vide some form of divine were black. ter .of the Christian conHe analysed the pro- ened of the new," Father the other, the laity were ings South Africans for any sanction for the status cept of salvation," and, cesses of change and the Casey said. only too willing to acBLACK -LEADERS "A Theology of Hope for He gave as an example cept planning as the field longer than three days, quo of plush white sub problems of a lay organisince the rigid laws urbs and reeking black At the Federal Theo- South Africa." sation working success- the establishment of a of the priest. limit to 72 hours the poverty." logical Seminary located fully within the structure National Association of But unless there was General acceptance by in Alice, where the maj The seminar, believed Priests which was form- more than passivity for- visit of Africans to any of the Church itself. The institution, he said, ed for the education and thcoming from the laity, area where they are not black clergy of this ority of black Protestant t o be the first of its "white theology" has pastors are trained, the kind ever held in South tended to get so big and benefit of priests, not to there would be no spirit- resident). The Black Theology "caused Christianity to 13-member faculty inclu- Africa, will also spend so organised that most march down streets and ual maturity, and withsome time planning smalof the time and effort burn cathedrals. The de- out this, there would be Seminar, expected to in- lose its relevance for des only two blacks. This pattern will rot ler regional meetings on ins spent in looking fence mechanisms of no true intellectual and volve both Protestants many blacks," he charg'Theology, be repeated in the forf h- Black for after the institution it- some people were as- spiritual "life" in the and Catholics, was or- ed ganised by the Univercoming seminar on Black which 'the papers and Self. tounding, but were of Church. sity Christian MoveINFERIORITY Theology. There the lead- findings of this meeting Father Casey said big course perfectly predict"What hinders intellec- ment, one of the very ership will be black—a may provide background. He problems were posed able. pointed out that tual and spiritual growth ivhen lay decision was "Organisations have a in the Church is that so few organisations in black clergy occupy one veritable who's who of combined with structures tendency to reward only often community is trans- South Africa to encour- of the few places of lead- the non-white theologin the Church. that which does not formed into bureauc- age multi-racial contact ership available to blacks ians and churchmen in Bishop Ordained and thus oppose the in South Africa. But be- South Africa. In a sense, he added, threaten the status quo," racy," he said. VATICAN CITY (NC). basic apartheid—or rac- cause most have received he said. Participation is by in- —The ordination of a "In the past, this has ial separation — policy the coming into being of their training Father whitein Casey went on centred around a clericvitation only — primar- new bishop to fill an a genuine pastoral counof the Government dominated theological ily to insure a consistent- empty North cil was asking for a to raise the question of al monopoly; but if the Vietnamese The Rev. Basil Moore, schools and are tied to ly obedience in organisa- laity remain the feet and high caliber of partici- diocese has been conicairacle. UCM's theological the similarly dominated ec- pants. No invitations firmed tions, and the tension the priest the head in by a Vatican "You are not only at- that inevitably exists be- terms of constructive director, explained the clesiastical tructures, the have gone to white spokesman. tempting to institutionaltween authority and cre- thinking, then we shall need for such a seminar effect of their leadership churchmen, although ise the role of the layFrederico Alessandrini, ative thinking. Most perpetuate a situation recently in an interview has been "with few ex- final say on whether or men, but you are trying of the Vatican Press i Johannesb n his urg ceptions, to reinforce in not whites creative thinkers, he that inhibits the developwill be barred to do this alongside the black man in the pew from the gathering will Office, confirmed reports said, immediately came ment of intellectual re- office. bishops and priests who his sence of inferiority be left to the seminar out of Hanoi that Father under the eye of suspic- sponsibility and creativDESPERATE already have their roles because of his black- itself when it convenes. Paul Nguyen Nang has ion. iy on the part of all." firmly institutionalised " About 70 per cent of ness." been ordained Bishop of "Let's be honest, but black South Africans Topics of papers and Vinh by Archbishop Joand rather clear cut," he DEFENCE The UCM has produced at the same time, let's discussions slated for seph Trinh Nhu Khue, of said. And a pastoral council not be frightened, nega- are Christian," he said. statistics to buttress the " They feel a desperate charge of white-dominat- the seminar include such Hanoi. He stressed the impor- would for a long time be tive or cynical about it," topics as "White Worship tance of thinking through involved in breaking Of the , Father Casey told mem- need for a black theol- ed institutirins. aims, goals and neces- down defence mechanogy. They hope that a 30 Catholic dioceses in and Black People", "Trabers of the laity com- theology THE RECORD CLASSIof the oppres- the country, only one is ditional Christian Ethics sary structure, and read- isms. mission. in Black Perspective s — ing Vatican Council docuFIEDS may GET RESULTS. emerge instead of headed by a black bishop. "Between creative "There are mountains ments. thought and authority of things that should a theology of the op- At the Catholic seminary where black priests are Recognition first of all within the community of happen within Christen- pressor." A black staff member trained — St. Peter's in itas to be won from bish- the Church there has to dom if we are to begin ops and priests, accord- exist a healthy give and to follow the Gospel of the UCM went farther. Harnmanskraal—there is "At present, virtually but one black among the ing to Father Casey. A take," he said. ideally." Tension should be exfew would be convinced: He said the problem is the only systematic in- faculty of eight. iome would sit back and pected — if there was how to get all necessary terpretation of Christ- In Johannesburg, there none then we were under change in motion with- ianity is that presented are 22 Catholic secondWatch with interest. suspicion. out increasing resist- from a white perspective ary schools for Whites 4 Others would build a that has white preserva and only one for blacks. He went on to describe ance. psychological and emotone of the great These figures are comchallenA new activity, he ad- tion in its goal." tonal barrier against It ges to a pastoral council ded, ran the risk of being Up to now, he went on parable to statistics for trom the word go. as the question of arous- absorbed into the struc- "most of us blacks have Protestant denomina"They you have to win ing lay people. ture of the organisation tended to believe the tions. iecognition from your On the one hand clergy —the pastoral council white lie that the Gospel Methodists, for ex Ilellow laity — and they were all too prone to could become absorbed preached to those in thc ample, number 275,000 oan be just as closed, keep the laity out of into the Church as an gynical and just as fright- tasks of planning, and on institution. s

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LOSE IMPETUS In this way, it could lose its original impetus and it was easier to begin than sustain. Father Casey said somehow that great goal of mission, of renewal and of life, must be dirVATICAN CITY (NC). ations, its aspects that ected to the whole mem- —Pope Paul VI urged are not always sympathbership of the Church. all Christians to regard etic, not always attracThe Church today, he the Church through the tive. added, was not only a eyes of faith, despite its "Then we become criticommunity of the people "defects and limitations" cizers, protestors, antiof God; it was a human and to "transform the clerical and even uninstitution, and some- parish by rendering it faithful. We become sectimes a bureaucracy. spiritually beautiful, holy ularised. We wish to live "That means that many and full of the presence in this modern age and in members are in the of Christ." no other." Church, but not of it; His remarks were deThe Pope suggested many are there because livered at a working- that the parish, once they have always been class parish in northwest transformed by the peothere. Others are mem- Rome. ple into their house and bers out of fear, not At the end of a week- sanctified with the love love." long retreat the day be- of Christ, becomes the He warned lay mem- fore, the Pope exhorted centre from which they bers of a future pastoral the clergy of Rome to be find the way to Heaven. council that they may in a "model of perfection" Concluding his weekfuture gain "paper vic- that the whole world can long retreat on Saturtories" and later discov- admire. day morning, the Pope er they themselves are After literally tip-toe- told members of the only a small minority un- ing through splotches of Roman Curia (the mindful for a while of snow left by a rare snow- Church's central admintheir relative isolation. storm that hit Rome on istrative offices) that he "But with our faith Friday night, the Pope looks to the clergy of and with the enthusiasm told parishioners of San Rome for edification for of God as well as of our- Luigi Grignon di Mont- the whole world. selves, it becomes a goal fort parish: "Those who are memand a challenge that "In recent years, we bers of the Roman Clergy must be chased with see the human aspect of have a special obligagreat energy," he said. the Church criticised, tion," the Pope said. "The "Why? — because we be- even bitterly. This hum- fact that they are in lieve in growth, in re- an aspect in the Church Rome places on them a newal and we believe in is not always perfect. It particular obligation to God and in his promise." has its defects, its limit- give splendid example."

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LEGION MUST REVIEW ITSELF

Thursday, April 1, 1971

RECORD

CURRENT AFFAIRS By PATRICK MULLALLY

relationships will be set in Canberra next week. THE FUTURE of Commonwealth-State planning, par- will need to rise above It will be testing day ton, he promised a new cut back WA where the level of squabbling ta in ticularly States. the for deal MinisPrime for the new This will be his first the new emergency econ- gain benefit for all. ter on Tuesday when he so much on If they can't present a meets the six State Prem- opportunity to spell this omy depends leadership. united front at Tuesday's t Governmen back to and detail in out the for iers in conference The States must be conference, the big danhis announcement with first time. given the right to a grow- ger is that Mr. McMahon When Mr. McMahon some action. At this point of time th tax of some descrip will send them away telltook over from John Gor. ing them to come back State budgets seem des- tion. The exact nature of the when they reach agreetined for serious honing t ax will cause argument ment on what they want. in the future. That would never do Such measures would between them, but they

I want to talk about the position of the Legion value of the Legion is own way it in the Church and about the general attitude that in its represents the authority within the Church in recent years. There is a of the Church. This does great deal of self-pity within the Church and we not alter the fact that the should be very careful to analyse the reasons of Legion does not need to our sorrow in order to make sure that we are look at itself and remain not being sorry for ourselves. Most people who untouched as a result of complain are those feeling lonely for the atti- the Second Vatican Countudes of old. They are forgetting that five, ten or cil. Part of a study probe a caret wenty years is very much a little drop of water gramme should ful look at the Legion as terms in thinks The ocean Church in the of time. it exists, and in due of eternity and the present improvements in the course — not just yet — Church are only ripples and those changes which when the spirit of the we think to be most significant may be forgotten Second Vatican Council by the end of the century. Because we are so has been understood close to the events of the Council we are inclined then the Legion can look to be very attentive to those things which are at itself and become more efficient in renewal. given the greatest publicity at the moment. An article was published in the last few days My own faith in the by a Professor who envisaged the Church in an- Legion is as great today AS THE STATE on the move bursts through the one million other five years. I was interested to see that the as it ever was. I would barrier, a senior medical registrar at Royal Perth Hospeople Legion the see to kind of thing he took for granted is the kind of like and more pital has come out with some frightening truths about our thing a lot of people take for granted when speak- spreading WHY THE SENATE more and to base its ing of the Church. health setup. on public committee active work on solid select a schedule of emergency ate investigation from of • He said: "I take for ing the faith through prayer; this is a formula securities and exchange The prospect the State Government. granted that another ten Mary. that cannot be better in in Australia waited so " full house" sign at RPH treatment. Had it not been for a years and parishes will I always thought that the Catholic way of life. long before starting in- in the near future is They will neea to be the something too awful to given staff and equip- Rotary into luncheon last have disappeared — that the great strength of the My enthusiasm for the vestigations week, it is probable WA ment. the priest will be a spec- Legion of Mary is the Legion is undiminished Leopold affair remains a contemplate. ialist in various fields fidelity to its rules — I and I put off other ap- mystery. Extensions to the pre- The Government has might have carried on indefinitely in ignorance and will no longer be at- don't mean uniformity pointments today in ormystery, how- sent building will not be been quiet about Dr. That tached to a parish as the but I mean a faithfulness der that I could attend ever, is relatively unim- completed until 1975 at Bayliss's comments last of the likely chaos at its one hospital. unit of the parish will to a system in the Apos- this Senatus Meeting portant the the earliest. According to week. RPH administra- number alongside have disappeared". tolate. If there are people and speak to you, to give others surrounding the Dr. Bayliss this will be tor Mr. V. Driscoll said The alarming feature encouragement, in the Legion who want you too late to solve the im- he would not quarrel of the RPH position is My personal view is to improve on the Legion thanks and my blessing, week's activities. with the remarks. crisis. mediate this: Did the Governthe of existence The that the parish will never they should start their that you will increase in The Government must ment know the situation to is committee Senate hosother suggests He disappear and if people own organisation. initiate urgent investigaThe zeal and numbers. provide the Federal Gov- pitals the tion into this pressing was as serious as it apthroughout want to speak to a priest working parently is? with ernment be area metropolitan they do not want a specdetails of measures need- prepared to take the Public Health problem. If it did know, what ialist but they want a The public has the right ed to tighten legislation work load from RPH. priest who knows them. t o know what is going to plans has it for an elimsecurities to the relating ination of the problems? A priest is to be like mabig the doubt done. No be industry in this country. These questions last Christ — "I know mine other of hospitals jority he is story relates The What better way is week remained substanand mine know me". Any fastaff the the and lack must It deplorable a one. there then for the comtially unanswered. other form of priest is, mittee to do this than to cilities to deal with a full surely demand immedito me, completely wrong. The figures used by I The student hostel in Kingsway, Nedlands, re- plunge into the activities Dr. C. E. Bayliss, the • The Professor takes cently completed by the Methodist Church at a of a 'live' case? hospital's senior medical It is a pity it took for granted that much cost of S46,000 will be open to the public on hem almost a week to •egistrar in rheumatolless emphasis will be put ogy, speak for themreach the decision t( on the Blessed Virgin. Sunday, April 4. selves. at the affair Indeed he goes on to say The official opening 10.30 a.m. — Overseas have a look The figures for 1970, as Overseas and at home that he notes that she is ceremony will take place Christian Fellowship folk will unavailable, he financial world ie *et already being kept rather at 3 p.m. singers. still reeling from th lave jumped and the adquiet. Mig-1 a The Lord Mayor of jinez, Archbishop Jesuit — professor NC) 11.30 a.m. — Indones1971 will be Minsec. Tha Perth, el Obando Bravo of at the Catholic Univers- nissions for Sir Thomas ian folk dancing and sell collapse of higher. fin horrific a provided ubstantially NONSENSE Wardle, win conduct the defence exhibition. Managua warned tha ity here, on charges of ale to the Tasminex de of opening Interofficial nciting I usa is riot. communist strategy student 11,40•00#4.4,1.4.4.0,M , 4.4 This to me is even bigbade. 2 p.m.—Malaysian folk ng poverty throughout ger nonsense than before. national Student House Leopold story, the As There been has camp..atin America to infixdancing. Rapidly opinions change at 3 p.m. began to unfold las us unrest since last OcFirst planned in 1967, trate Church circles. and experience shows 4 p.m. — Sarawak stu week, the credibility o tober when student sitlow, provides hostel the n I radio his weekly that far from keeping the financial world mus in held (some ins in dent's contribution. accommodation cost orientation programme, quiet about Our Lady, have slumped to an al churches), the forced two-bedrooms and single Mundia Radio over precisely the opposite is time low. for up to fifteen students archbishop government to turn over here, the happening. Christians On March 19, Friday, to civil courts a group supervisor living Christians Can Leopold Minerals NL an said: who had scarcely heard with a of youths held by the in a self contained flat "Communism is taking of Our Lady are finding nounced to the stock ex National Guard on subNever Forget misery the of advantage over and Australian her a revelation to them. change of Perth tha of the people and the version charges. MONUMENTAL There is a Society called seas students are made nickel assays averagin Sin some of demogoguery oppor that so and welcome Somoza's father the Ecumenical Society 5.33 percent nickel had S PECIALISTS VATICAN CITY (NC ) catholic clergymen, in brother have ruled Nico f the Blessed Virgin tunities for understand been found at Nullagine —Pope VI order polito its criticised Paul advance aragua since 1936, and which consists of people ings and friendships will The shares rocketed tc tical campaign of infil- the incumbent president 483 Great Eastern try to dismiss f rom the Church of Eng- be given chance to flour those who a peak of $8.80. Three Hiway, Redcliffe Goa and avoid doing pen- trading days later the3.1 tration." recently announced land, Methodists and ish. ance. for Obando Archbishop re-election. plans were re delisted the at current many other non-conformThere is a Phone 65 3157 communist I'his has raised considthat ists to whom, some time grave shortage of suit He told an audience in quest of the company' laid Hours 67 3815 After agents had made Church rable opposition among a go, this would have able low-cost student ac- St. Peter's Basilica on St chairman. and target students. Norkers special a groups the This trip followed available Patrick's day that sin been akin to idolatory. commodation So far from throwing in Perth and close to was very well known to to Nullagine of Sydney of that campaign, and away our Rosary we are tertiary education facili man, but that "modern merchant banker Mr. R hat they are having r equired to give to Our ties. International Stu man tries to forget sir J. Constable, a Leopold ;ome degree of success. Obando's His hurried Archbishop Lady precisely the same dent House could be- because he is a victim of director. trip was apparently to warning came a few place as her Son, Christ come a pilot project of a secularisation." investigate first hand the' weeks after the governOur Lord, gave her. The type acceptable in mos man samples that had cause( ment of President Anasmodern Once Legion must continue to residential areas. The programme for loses his faith, he als9 the announcement of the asio Somoza expelled follow that old pattern lather Jose Antonio Sannickel find. loses the sense of sin. of discipline, of spread- the open day will be: Holland Cr Venetian Winds, ' Unable to find what Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, he wanted, Mr. Constabli Part-Time Priests resigned as director anc Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. returned to Sydney. For New Zealand The CIB has been called in to help in the Anglicans examination of further AUCKLAND, New Zea286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. samples from the drill land (NC).—The Anglic hole. 61 1539 61 1620 an Church in New ZeaRegardless of the outland the approved has come of the investiga tions, this much is clear employment of part-time The Australian securities priests. r THINKING OF A RELIGIOUS LIFE? 72 WANT TO BRING PEACE AND i The priests will have UNDERSTANDING TO THE WORLD? industry has suffered an secular employment but other serious trauma. Keep your housing costs down Ti FOLLOW CHRIST AS DID ST. BE EITHER A MISSIONARY PRIEST oy securing a reasonably priced building site. Any more and it could will be fully ordained OR BROTHER? FRANCIS OF ASSISI? be fatal, resulting in thei after special training at We offer high lots with lovely views at wholesale withdrawal o St. John's Theological SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY overseas financial inter College here. They will If you have one out of four, send this coupon to: fully serviced vith deep sewer, water, bitumen road• etc assist Anglican ests from Australia. other from $500'). Four years terms with reducible Interest at 71% C APUCHIN FRANCISCAN FRIARS for more details. Handy to Beach. Modern .4omes adiacent. The Federal Govern- clergy on a part-time This Is the nearest private subdivision to Perth In on ment, in concert with basis, especially HamersIIN area. the State Governments weekends. They will he We also build two or three bedroom Homes In this Suburb quickly to paid expenses but no must act from $15000 (including land) on low Deoosits and weekly Vocation Director, 98 Catherine Street, Leichhardt, payments. tighten the law relating salary. N.S.W. 2040. to the activities of ex Brochure to Sole Agents. for send or Call first prospecThe two NAME AGE ploratory mining corn tive part-time priests panies. now in training are a ADDRESS It should demand that school teacher, Desmond Cayuctlin LTD. R.E.I.W.A. the Senate committee Olney, 41, and a medical finish its report quickly laboratory technician, HOME BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING d ela Unnecessary Robin Wales, 40. Both 66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE could be costly for the are married with familPERTH. national image. ies.

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THE LAW OF LIFE

YOU

by MIRIAM MOIR

OCCASIONALLY it is worthwhile taking stock of our good fortune. We tend naturally to take a lot for granted and overlook many an opportunity to take ful l advantage of our blessings.

Have you ever stopped ties which bind us to- Housewife", if a house- family some food for to think how lucky we gether, and in doing so is wife felt like writing t hought and inspiration. are to have a Catholic itself one of these ties. some. The anonymous writer What is the law of life? — Replenishment. Press? We can buy There are described his Lenten a hundred Here we have a Womsent, with is blood every beat of the heart, through the papers from all around The en's Page, but I know a reasons why you could effort of going without deliver to the life-cells the constructive and re- the country with good lot of men, too, who be too busy and unable dinner every day. While entire body to building elements derived from whole foods in balanced com- reading on a multitude wouldn't miss Sister Phil- to concern yourself with we know God will reof matters. But among omena's article. It is, as "The Record". But it re- ward the deed itself, this bination. all these, one's local I see if, a famPy page, mains an important fact person has also encourCatholic paper, wherwith capable of covering all that there are lots of aged his fellows ,and "let Consequently, ever one lives, has a parSr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, heart, the of beat sorts of domestic mat- items known to readers his light shine," albeit e very ticular role to play. these gives up blood B.Sc ters, ., — serious, corn- of this paper that other modestly. A.T.N.A., he Dip. t Dietetics, A.A.I.M.T. There are dozens of —some As elements it reports everal local monsense, educational, readers would find fasSt. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. s other experiences and events — conferences, whimsical. It offers scope cinating. to each life cell. ThereWhether or not these suggestions of many celebrations, weddings, for reports and funny fore, in reasoning this properly to digest and provided the soil is ade- obituaries, parish picnics stories. At least ideas are ever shared de- kinds which could be realise. the we ituation, think I s assimilate the foods quate — supply the ele- and the like — it nourisn- so. It offers space for pends mainly on whether shared to make this b lood cannot continue eaten. ments best suited to the es the family feeling airing and sharing bright or not someone like paper a unique reflection several these mparting i The more science peers armonious development among Western Austra- ideas of many kinds. yourself can believe it's of the life of Catholics in I:fe giving constituents into the mystery of body- h and functioning of all lia's Catholic commun- Doubtless it would print worth putting pen to Western Australia. w ithout receiving again chemistry the more the tissues and organs of ity. It demonstrates the poetry — "Hums of a paper. Have you ever stopped w hat it releases. clearly the cause of the the body. Fcr example, a letter t o ponder what having a This act of replenishing debility, of a large numWhen they are served appeared in last week's local Catholic paper is what we do when we oer of our enlightened in as natural and simple Record which gave our means to you? deeat; we replenish the peoples, may well be a condition as possible, pleted blood stream. traced to a lack of or- they supply material for We realise our bodies ganic mineral and life both the building and are systematically built giving vitamins in the the repair of its intricate FOR TRAVEL ANYWHFRE and repaired from many present day. machinery, thereby ensupelements hemical Natu BY SEA, AIR, RAIL, OR ral foods —just as dowing it with a disease c plied from whole foods. they come from the gar- resisting vitality that is MOTOR COACH These elements are lost den, orchard or field, found in true food only. or given off from the Saturday, April 3: Pag- Squash. 8.30 p.m. at the BOOK AT— body through work or TO SELL OR NOT oda. Dancing to J.T. and Oxford Squash Academy, TO SELL? the result of exercise. the Jazzmen from 8 p.m.- Oxford Street, Leeder These primary elements, 1 a m. at the Pagoda Ball- ville in balanced combination, room. Admission $1.50. can be found only in Saturday, April 17: Sunday, April 4: Horse- Alfre f oods near to nature but scos 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Y our Ticket will cost you no more and 400 riding at Tappers Riding Amission $2.50 never in the so-called reper head. Offices throughout the world ensure that you Stables, Thomas Road, Transport fined and devitalised and from the Rephave friends everywhere to look after your J anda co t. Seventeen atriation food-stuffs devitamised Building at 7.36 complete travel arrangements. horses have been hired p.m. SO commonly used in enWHAT is the function of the school canteen? at $4 each from noon till lightened communities. The only organisation that can offer their "The tuck shop or school canteen fulfills two 5 p.m. Sunday, April It is definitely self18: complete Service is importan t rolls — Tuesday, Games April 6: MeetDay at the Club evident we cannot re• Health education plenish the loss to the education in good ing re Dongara weekend House. Table tennis, bilat the clubhouse, 358 Ox- liards, drafts, chess, etc. blood stream unless the eating. ford Street, Leeclerville. from 2.30 p.m. • The provision of nutritious meals . . foods we eat contain the essential building eleEaster Weekend at So say Professor N. D. flitted to the desires to Dongara, April 9 to 12. If you are over 21, ments, together with those associated vitalis- Martin and Dr F. W. raise funds for other The Benedictines have single, and would like to 51 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH ing constituents called Clements in their "Guide school activities." again agreed to provide become a member, phone Phone 21-2896 vitamins; and this is one on School Tuck Shops", S weets, chocolates, us with a roof over our Terry Ryan on 65-126f) of the chief purposes in endorsed by the Nationat sweet biscuits, cakes, soft heads on this weekend, (home) or Marietta Hareating. and Medical Research drinks, fruit cordials are but the rest is up to you. kins or. 69-4857 or 21-866,3 not considered to be de Probably the most far- Council of Australia. Monday, April 12: Pi:reaching famines ever state: They "Tuck sirable for canteen sell- nic to Serpentine. Mei t ing, but ice cream, poknown are the individual shops in schools are at the Repatriation f amines of our present being organised and run tato chips, nuts, milk Building opposite thr day. These modern fam- by Parent Associations drinks, malted milk, pure Embassy at 10.30 a.m. ines are not so much a to an increasing extent. fruit juice are considerThursday, April 15: manifestation of a lack The most important func- ed suitable canteen exPutt-Putt Mini Golf. 8 of quantity of food, but tion of the canteen is to tras. According to an article p.m. at the Mini Golf rather a shortage of life serve attractive and nutScarborough promoting food constitu- ritious food at the low- in the Medical Journal of Course, ents which when not arti- est possible economic Australia (May 31. 1969), Beach Road, Innaloo. ficially removed from price. "This principle "health authorities con- Transport from the Rethe our food enable the body should never be subordi- demn selling of patriation Building at sweets by school can- 7.30 p.m. P4P4P4P-4.#####4 •••••••••"••••• ....#4.4.4.0#41 ,4NPV, ### teens because they claim Friday, April 16: that the practice is associated with an increase in dental decay". The American Medical Association has said that children, if given a choice We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Tcss for all ill- are quite likely to spend nesses or complaints which can be relieved by their lunch money on herbal treatment. These teas are blended from sweets instead of more f ormulae which have borne the test of time and a nutritious items neceslong experience. We also stock Chamomile—, sary for growth. • Executive and general Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others. meetings on Wednesday, I n a special study by Price per packet $1.10 at your Chemist, Healththe University of Adel- April 7, All Saints Centre F000 Shop or direct from our Mail Order Departaide's Department of at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ment. Dental Science, the team • Victoria Park branch If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask for found there was signifi will meet in the parish our free detailed pamphlets. cantly more dental caries hall, following Devotions. among school children at on Sunday. April 4. schools where sweet, members were sold than at those • Cathedral 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. where they were not sold. will have their annual Tel. 82-1169 meeting and election of American recent A In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, officers at the All Saints Association M edical R oom 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade Centre on Monday, April writer spoke more stron80 Barrack St., (app. Liberty Theatre). 5, at 2 p.m. gly saying he was "par4•4•41.4.04.#4. . ticularly opposed to the • Shenton Park branch sale and distribution of will meet at the Presbycandies and soft drinks tery at 10 a.m. on Monschool canteens." DIAMOND day, April 5 It is also on roster as card party hosI n an article contributtt4ninSPECIALISTS ed by the School Dental tesses at the All Saints on Thursday, Service to the South Aus- Centre tralian "School Post", the April 8. For a watch to wear, or writer says: "The argua watch to glee, you • Card Party at St. ment that profit will will shins fled the Mary's Hall, Leederville, cease when sweets are rep erfect model Is Wednesday, April 7 ar 3 moved is not being subO mega's Narivalles1 p.m. stantiated in three Mec ollection. laide schools which have • Brentwood branch on • removed sweets from daily tea roster from their canteens this year" April 5 to 9. Public Health Department surveys in W.A. show large numbers of WALKATHON children now entering primary R AISES MONEY school with Omega !Zenmaster practically any tooth deMo.C•is f 'on% 158.00 MORE than 12,000 cay. What a pity it would walkers in Auckland, be if the good work of and 5000 in Fiji, took these modern mothers part in "Strideout •• '71" was destroyed because of which will raise • , •-•••• more our failure to recognise than the target If $100,000 t he role of the school to ; help finance titinini PLAZA ARCADE \ the canteen. building of a Marist \ THE JEwEamt Hey Sw..I Ind KIM —Health Education Teachers Training ColCouncil. lege in Fiji.

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Thursday, April 1, 1971

Out and about with the . .

YCW •

HOW YOU CAN HELP ONE OF THE means by which the movement can really be effective and be a force operating among masses of youth in Perth and the whole world is money. To be able to make a good reflection on this missionary means, I think we must look at the significance of finances as:

This is a great idea anci • A means of participat- veloped through personfollowed being is ing fully in the action al example. through. of the YCW. These persons — lay • A means of making people or priests, Chap- It is not sufficient to the YCW a more pow- lains and key leaders — have a keen committee: representative have erful sacrificed it is you, the young workoften body. great things offered to er, who I hope, will be • A means of ensuring them to give themselves walking on May 2. This is the missionary spirit inore completely to the your chance to show that of the person. YCW and, through it, to you are a member of To look at the first, the you the workers. Perth YCW Movement, best Ican do is to give a and agree on its princip If we think it is impor- als. Cardinal from The marriage of Catherine McCourt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCourt of Bentley to Keith Mulligan took quote photo: Kerren Moore, Subiaco. tant to employ these I will close off now place at the Church of St. Clara, Bentley recently. Cardijn! "A young worker who people, it must also be with an open invitation to support contributes his subscrip- important to walk with me for the tions to the movement is them. movement. But remema young worker who has What is going to hap- ber, not only is this a become a member — a pen now- It was brought walk to raise money, it is conscious leader. He has up at the last council a chance to be counted, become responsible for meeting that a Walka- to be counted as a Young DUBLIN. There has been a big decline in the only 757 left, represent. colleges and a spokesthe YCW." of man said, the situation is thon be held, a diocesan Christian Worker. Think of students for the priesthood in Ireland ing a drop-out rate number Don't you think a level walk-for-wages. improving rather than percent. about it. 45 during the last 10 years, and the Church there measure of this respon"These figures are of deteriorating. sibility would be the may face a critical shortage of priests unless concern to every priest Father Arthur Dutton, amount of money contrisomething is done to reverse the trend, says a in Ireland," the Com- vocations director of the buted by a leader to the of Middlesmunications Centre re- diocese report published here. movement? This measbrough, also spoke of the port concluded. The report was the It shows that the num- "Something needs to strong links with the ure show that only S633 ty contributed result of a survey car- ber of candidates drop- be done about the whole Irish seminaries. was ried out by the research ped by half and that the matter of vocations." branches towards the Of the 48 seminarians and development depart- number of seminarians movement over the last to the diocese, belonging Engment of the Catholic who finished the course Today, dioceses in 12 months. 16 were studying in Irenot do Wales and land also Centre and were ordained Communication The second point, a seem to place as much land, though proportiondropped noticeably. last October. means of making the on obtaining ately more seniors were So far the effects of reliance YCW a more powerful loan from represented in this figon priests not this decline have representative body: In as form- ure. dioceses rish I been felt very much in Ireland, said Father just over 40 or so years, England. Although most erly, though in at least Dutton, was becoming the YCW has spread to still priests dioceses two English dioceses have a industrialised and this about 120 countries. strong and traditional come on loan to gain was bound to affect the This wasn't done aclink with the Irish sem- pastoral experience not numbers of vocations. cidentally, it was phminaries, there is no real readily available at Whether it affected ned and had financial worry yet about the sup- home. them permanently debacking. Our own dioThe Scarborough Youth ply of Irish priests. pended on the reaction LINKS WITH IRISH cese sees the need for But the report gives in the seminaries there. Club recently held a COLLEGES this expansion. and this weekend Moore at away no leave can figures that But though the needs Many people, he said, was accepted in the form River, about sixty miles doubt there has been a may not be as great as blamed the decline on c f employing an extennorth of Perth. steady decline in voca- formerly because of the he upheaval after the sion worker. It turned out to be a tions. increase in English voca- Vatican Council and it It would be great to tremendous success. 417 were I there 1961 n tions, all dioceses are was true that seminaries see the YCW in every Father Doyle was the priests ordained, which concerned to maintain had become more selecparish of WA but withchaperone. was a record. There were t raditional links with tive since then. out support — your supAll members put in 3,409 students in the Irish colleges and dioport — it is impossible. their share of work on seminaries and the drop- ceses on whom they, Having a good tuck in at the barbecue. On the third point, and the weekend, with mainly out rate was about 20 have relied so much in looking back over past Park better night for a bar the girls doing the cook- percent. Osborne The the past. experiences, I have noting and the boys washing Group becue. Youth and YCW were there 1969 by But In the of diocese iced, as you have, that More than 45 girls and up. only 2,235 seminarians Shrewsbury, for inthe YCW has always de- couldn't have picked a whole, everythe On boys met at Sue Wadand the drop-out rate hae. stance, 11 out of the 53 IN EVERY dell's home and made a body enjoyed themselves gone up. senior seminarians are to so like do would and great night of it. Those HOME. Of the 1,267 who en- being trained in Irish not eating were either again soon. A weekend tered seminaries from Holi• on Easter away the playing darts, ping-pong, 1965 to 1970, there are is being planned. playing records or dodg- day Angelo ing trigger-happy who was snapping photos For First Class Plumbing Services as the night went on. HOURLY TALKS FOR Pam, Osborne Park Anne Donaldton (diocesan president) is holidayStearn and Hot Water Installations NON CATHOLICS YCW girls president, was ing in Singapore. also there and helped orAngelo Farinaccio has been seen playing soccer. ganise the barbecue. PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 All Saints Memorial Centre every Congratulations to Helen Truslove who announFr. Calleja read out the ced her engagement to Michael Grant. Tuesday at 8 p.m. 211 Newcastle Street, Perth names of newly-elected The South Australian basketballers arrived last Have you an enquiring friend? committee members. w eekend. Would your non Catholic spouse be interested? Janina, the Bunbury full-timer, spent yesterday ARE YOU afternoon in Perth catching up on the latest developWould you pass on the word? ments. COMMITTED Enquiries: 21-7332. A.H.: 64-1083 CBH had a very successful weekend at the Lodge.

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Big Crowd At Barbecue

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THE YCW Walkathon on May 2 will be held over 15 miles, starting and finishing at the Franciscan Retreat House, Victoria Park. A barbecue will follow at 5.00 p.m. They will be released. Pamphlets with general information will soon be available through secretary John Smith, 77 St (on George's Terrace 23-4346) or YCW presidents.

BENTLEY YCW

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BENTLEY YCW will hold a social on April 17 at Castleclare. Tickets at Si per head are available. (Peter on 68-3692).

Keep abreast with the keep abreast times; with the Church—Read rHE RECORD.

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HISTORY OF THE IlikliF CHAPLAINCY SERVICE

and at the peak of the animity to go direct to • The 50th anniversary of the Royal Australian Air Force is war we had the following the Air Member for Perthis month. In this article Msgr. K. R. Mor- numbers:— sonnel. to be celebrated the history of the RAAF At the end of the war, of England 69, Church aincy. Chapl relates OBE rison matter of a cointhis 35, ist Method 36, Catholic Up to the beginning of 1936 no specific chaplaincy serv- Presbyterian 26, OPD 19. mittee required to be consolidated. Instead of ices existed in the RAAF. Personne living on the stations Total: 185. the authorities annoying in h Point and Cook to on travelled Churc Lavert nd, at Richmo DIFFICULTY by individual approaches, es. parish the adjacent That was not quite fol- a Board of Principal

comprising Hol- May of that year I began RAF to the RAAF insist- lowing the percentage Chaplains, At Richmond Frs at to attend Laverton and ed that a full chaplaincy basis but we had diffi- the staff-chaplains as , Sullivan and land Laverton Point Cook for Mass on service be constituted in culty, especially I had they were known, was Point Cook and securing established. in difficulty the Parish Sunday, and also for in- the RAAF. Fr Walsh, estab- It had a chairman, and the fill to n propriests visitatio and , terviews Werribee at priest PART theoretically TIME fre- secretary and had, we t as week. lishmen the n during attentio vided some . annually elected interwere The these dethe of al appointmy quently Heads Finally, parochi their routine He was not the Chap dethe between was It were ions invited changed made. was ment nominat duties. It was a if one de- lain-in-Chief. Possibly there are oth- held up because for the to nominate a staff-chap- nominations ent arrangem domestic imit found tion were lain since four posts nomina ers also who did work of first time they gave form and which these secure to and chapthey possible were are created paying of thinking these but this kind authority to the practice appointing were filled initially on a posts. and the only names of which lains by the In addition there were we had introduced of ions. part-time basis to commiss them heard. have I Chaplains - General 152 part-time chaplains settling these matters, At Point Cook, the SCHEME PAY Church of England, Meth- which again was not up and then when unanimity School, Cadet Training . . . an eloquent preacher scheme pay first The the odist, Presbyterian and to the establishment but was reached on this The late Father Corrigan Bladin, M. F. Mrs. and phrases are still quoted. subquips whose then was it were board ents requirem parade the a £1 full-time for the d as nding me by provide Comma wife of the mitted to higher authorAl- Catholic chaplain at Lay- there. Officer, used to endeav- up to 25 in the year. them as the ity. filled there We attended ertcn. I the for though arrange to our As I have said, usually Right from the begin- priests in parishes were Cadets to travel on Sun- quite regularly for the de- we did reach unanimity Fr. KILLIAN CORRIGAN, OFM, died at Bethleday, some she took in next three years, no mat- ning, notice was given by available and as the forward. and in fact over my hem Hospital, Melbourne, recently, aged 86, the came I mand inhe parades that arranSir many Charles she how ter some car, her A t the end of the war whole experience I do oldest friar in the Franciscan Province at the time. ged with milk carts and did, my payment was tended these staff-chapate all not remember one inothers around the place limited to £6.50 every lains to be full-time and we had to consolid He conducted the firEt; arrangestance where we didn't and moves these Fr. Killian was born at prenot were who those into them months. get three to to try our at over ever given at the things retreat h been , had thras that (Achad) ments Ballaghaderin this in operate to . pared Mass at Werribee In June of 1939 as a and submit Ireland, on October 4, Auckland friary, to the Early in 1936 I was ap- result of strong represen- way were asked to elect made and Archbishop own level Mannix instructed me to them as a united request 1885. He joined the Fran- Maori Missionary Fathers pointed to Altona. tation from the Anglican substitutes. and recommendation for ciscans in 1901, was and he also gave the first Mannix authorities in Melbourne Archbishop the board. solemmnly professed in retreat for laymen at the me tell to me for ent s a full-time chaplain was s 1905, and attended Pre- friary in March, 1940. member board The ed concern that he was appointed to Point Cook. He left New Zealand now have a secretary paganda College, Rome. about the air stations at a in 1956 and lived in reis on full-time duty He was appointed as who Australi to came He Cook, Point and averton L not while the others are in 1918 as a deacon, and tirement in Campelltown stations a civil servant but which from as nt precede the ed . allow part-time his ordination was defer- and Melbourne. representations strong commissioned He was buried in the should con- red owing to ill-health unI fully ps a Perha apthe for made were allowed of ' cemetery at St. was form He friars some icer. with off clude 1922. til priest. pointment of a t o wear uniform with an t ribute to the Service for In December. 1939, Fr. Paschal's College, Box And also, he referred honorary rank of Flight the way in which it ro- Killian went to New Zell Hill. Victoria. after Reto an article which ap- Lieutenant and paid a ceived chaplains and for land, where he gave par- quiem Mass at St. Franpeared in "Smith's Week- salary of £350 a year. the way in which they ish missions, retreats and cis Xavier's Church, Box time ly" about that treated. recollections until 1956. Hill. were war of A t the outbreak which described certain coful wonder found the in 1941 remain full-time I through ly Gradual communist infiltration at all the part-time chapeven- Service until all these operation and friendship. Base lains who were working this was done and Naval Flinders full- matters were written up particularly among the four had we tually arrangethese where they were inciting under rep- into the Air Force Orders. senior officers of the Sers ratings to protest about ments since 1936 were time staff-chaplain de- Immediately at the end vice. chief the g toresentin they, and up the over-bearing attitude called of of the war, we proceed- I feel anything we had of officers towards the gether with this one full- nominations —Church fairly, was time chaplain constitut- England, Catholic, Meth ed to write up these tem- was treated men. due considwith ated perinto tre rian, Orders porary Presbyte and chapdist D 4 complete It was predicted simi- ed the most cases team in the RAAF and at a later date a part- panent Orders and to eration and in relar attacks would be laincy time staff-chaplain for consolidate all the things they acceded to our of 1939. end the at made at the RAAF Bascs, chaplains the For quests. establish been had Dethat nt Protesta Other Early in 1940 in res- the Laverton and Point Cook. themacquitted ed in the Service during they nominations group. and also at. the military ponse to representations selves admirably. They made We period. war was the there stage t this A Installation at Seymour. made by the Churches, a chaplaincy tradition moves to have the Ser- were held in the highest The Archbishop instruc- ;onference was arrang- no RAAF. There was vice write these things regard both by officer the in ted me to investigate tne ed between the ChapAir Force Order permanently in the Air and men. one only the of Possibility of having my- lains-General that chap- Force Orders, but were stated which Some of their names Meth. self appointed as chap- Church of England affectmatters themthat told interest could legend and it is now lains are lain there. I was to take odist and Presbyterian social and ing chaplains would come nearly 26 years since the what time was necessary Churches, and I also at- selves in the of the up for revision as indeed war ended and at any of and not come back to tended as the full-time sporting welfare were in all other departments the gatherings the chapthey if station, air him until I knew all the Catholic RAAF chaplain was not of the Service. this but g, willin lains are there and the , facts. Sir Charles Burnett to be considered part of endaare in the middle of recomm our But Eventually I did go who was the Chief of Air their normal duties nor - everything that is part of incorpor be would tions the by d back to him, and from Staff seconde could they be compelled ated introduced these reunions. and to undertake it if they when During the war period chaplains the were unwilling to do so. branch was being consid- the chaplains served in Over the succeeding ered. every theatre of war. years many things were to told We had men in Engbeen I had As brought by way of Temthe we had men in the until land. stayed I 41 Barrack St. (next to Modern Gift Shoppei stay, porary Orders as they East and we had le which by Midd 1948 A/H. 93-1613 of middle Phone 23-3389 were called. Customs over tha strewn these of men many time Weddings, Socials, Passport, Child Studies etc. grew up and we had varbetween Austraintroslands, been I had s thing ious things accepted and If you want it PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO Japan. at the end intro- iduced. A lot had not been lia and practices new and then, of war, think the I of and introduced duced. over Australia. all have urse, still co them of some We also set ourselves not come forward comCurrently, the chapto recruiting chaplains. strength has been pletely. laincy table An establishment We have seven uced. red period During the war was created which grantO PTOMETRISTS duty, based full-time on chapstaff five two had we and full-time ed one 172a Scarborough Beath Road. Phone 24 3543 rters here headqua the at them of one Each to lains. part-time chaplains 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 for in Melbourne, Amberley, dent indepen el personn was 1000 rist each R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optomet there was no such thing Williamstown, Richmond, strength of the RAAF. Wagga, Laverton and p These were divided u as a Chaplain-in-Chief. th (Malaysia). Butterwor dirthe was one aEach denomin the ongst am there are 11 addition n I SONS Air Cr the N to NDSO adviser their EDMO ect to W. W. tion according s. chaplain part-time el Personn percentage at that time. Member for PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS affecting matters the on of g beginnin At the Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and war we were only 16 per members of his denormGenera; Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. Behaviour—As a society cent of the strength, but nation in the Service. Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 we have attempted to as full recruitment went In practice of course 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH legislate for acceptable on we reached a total of this was a very clums3 behaviour on the high20 per cent which was arrangement and not ways through the enone-fifth of the over-all necessary. And we had strength. actment of traffic laws. DISCUSSIONS As a deterrent to those that proportion of the who do not accept t otal number of chap- In the main we sat these guide lines, the lains. down at committee meetchaplains ings and we would thrash law provides penalties. first The 2 LONDON COURT commissioned under the out matters and reach Driving behaviour is Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 determined by knownew scheme went into unanimity. All decisions on ledge. attitude, judgthe were forward put er Novemb on Service the FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPKT, ment, experience and 11. 1940, and from that basis as coming from the SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. f oresight. time as recruiting grad- body of chaplains but we What about YOUR the right retained still chapd, Years increase ually Established 25 drivinr, lains were introduced if we did not reach un-

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THE NEW BAPTISM RITE- A LIVING CEREMONY THE CHANGES that are evident in the new Rite of Baptism could be considered only the tip of the iceberg so to speak. At least that was the impression when a conference of priests met recently to study the introduction of the Rite in our churches. all present to help them who does not speak EngNO CRISIS It is a fair question to foster this faith of their lish. In the matter of baptism, they are doubly ask why all the flurry children. To call it a public cere- confused. The church over baptism at this point of time. Fortunate- mony does not do it jus- does not seem the same ly, the answer is not that tice. It is a people cere- as it did back home; the ere is a falling off of mony; a Body of Christ old landmarks and cusliving toms are missing. Not a baptism or any such ceremony; Church ceremony. Birth knowing the language it crisis is a gift not just to the seems that the faith is One of the basic loyalchild and parents: it is a not the same either. ties of people to the neighbours, gift to This is a chance for Mr. and Mrs Reginald Boston after their wedding at 0 Jr Lady of Fatima Church, Palmyra. Church seems to be that friends, and the world. some apostolic work on The bride, Mary Therese, is the youngest daughter o' Mr. and Mrs. R J. Coleman, and the groom children are presented the eldest So with the re-birth of the part of willing people. son of Mrs. Val Boston and the late Mr. R. Boston, of Wi llagee. for baptism no matter baptism: it is a gift and The priest ought to use what else may not hapdedication that will tra- the most outstanding pen in the future. vel far outside the im- migrant families who t hat parents have no of any person; it is a The heart of the prob- mediate family in which have mastered the lan- right to put off the bap- privilege ot the parents lem, then, is not getting it has happened. guage prcblem. But first tism pointlessly as ancl they are truly filling people to the church but they need to be instruct- t hough it doesn't really out the role of presentPARISH filling out the picture ed fully in the spiritual matter. ing the gift of faith to from then on. This is That immediate family aspect of the renewed What of the danger of t heir children just as if best summed up in the is the PARISH. Not just rite. death, then? No one they were in the full asoften heard comment 'at a parish of streets, Then they could 20 Mt wants a child to be in the sembly of the church. least they were baptised houses, numbers or and make an initial con- least exposed to the pos- How often we learnt that . . . and that sums up the boundaries and money tact with the family. THE DEATH occurred on March 25 of the Very sibility of dying withow anyone could administer sorry level of faith of so collections. A Parish is a They could accompany baptism. However, it is the sacrament in time of Rev. Father Laurence Thomas Anderson, 0. Praern, many. people who first love God t he family to visit the clear that the danger of necessity but then were principal of St. Norbert's College, Queen's Park, in the same prayer of the priest, assist at the indeath for most children petrified that we shouln WA. He had been ill for some time but his death Mass each Sunday. They structions and the cere• MISSING? THE has been minimised ever have to do it. Marty w as quite unexpected. have grown to love the mony and help with any CHURCH with the better provision n nursing sister has bapold building where they What is the missing indifficulties in translation, of maternity care. Born in Waterford, IreThe close of the school tised a child in the mat gredient? It was discov- meet every Sunday. They helping to write down If there is a danger land in 1920, he received year 1970 saw Father of ernitv ward. What a pity ered when the Bishops have got to know some names difficult to Pro- death, the parents should it was not the mother or his early education at Anderson succumb to a met in 1963 for the Coun- of the faces that were nounce etc. A good lay- not hesitate to baptise father of the dying child Sion Hill Christian Bro- heart attack, which he cil. There weren't any strange and unfriendly man might be able to say the children themselves. that was asked to do the thers College there. In survived. His convalesat first. They have startgreat questions of doca few well chosen words This is not only the right ceremony. 1942, he entered the Or- cence was proceeding ed to find some to the during the ceremony for trine to be solved, or der of the Canons Regu- smoothly until on Thursheretics to be expelled. sick and needy in the dis- the sake of -one family. lar of Premontre where day, March 25, he cilftrict that could be Instead, they found a say. who does not speak 'le was professed in 1941 fered another attack. world so busy getting on nelped. English. at Kilnacrott Abbey, Concelebrated Pontifiwith its business that it This is the sort of r ounty Cavan, Ireland. cal Requiem Mass was NSTRUCTION I S did not know what life parish that welcomes a He completed his study offered at St. Mary's by George Baldock The instructions to be was all about. And they new baby into the family nf Philosophy and Theo- Cathedral on Saturday, did not know therefore of baptism. This is a introduced are not just LAST TUESDAY evening I went to the Redemp- logy at Kilnacrott Abbey March 27. His Grace, the .he meaning of the word great opportunity for another burden. It is a torist Church in North Perth to observe the new and was ordained to the Archbishop was the prin'CHURCH. PARISH COUNCILS to universal experience of Rite of Baptism being performed by His Grace, nriesthood in that 'Order cipal celebrant. m 1949 Ill health plagued That is what has been see their role as really priests how often people the Assisting him were rhe Archbishop. his early years of priest- Very Rev C P. OTZt •illy, missing so many Sunday belonging to the people ask: "I wishIknew more afternoons during those of the parish and not about my faith". The Your issue of March 11 er for the ceremony: I hood. Nonetheless, he 0. Praem, Rev. F:lonely, bleak ceremonie3 just its administration. matter often ends there had invited all and sun- think the pastoral pos- was a zealous worker O'Farrell, parish priest, huddled around a drab What about the Council because it is hard to dry to attend. I'm not a sibilities of the instruc- and excellent community Queens Park. Rev. R. looking font. The Church seeing that someone is know where to start. very demonstrative per- tion and the readinga person. He occuoieci the O'Reilly. parish priest, wasn't there: the build- on hand at the baptiern Furthermore, no on con at the best of times. are great. Meaning and position of Sub-Prior at North Beach, Rev. Fr. S. ing was there all right to welcome the new per- seems able to spare the but on this occasion I purpose can thus be Kilnacrott from 1954-60. Cooney. 0.Praem, Rev. but what is a building son; a social visit some endless evenings that was prepared to be very given 0.Donohoe, to one other He was appointed first Fr. without people. The time later to the home? might be required to go critical and non-co-opera- avenue of Christian comthrough such a course. people of the CHURCH What part could the tive. I just about had all mitment. Full marks t ) The instructions for were missing. Legion of Mary play in baptism, marriage, con- the 'changes'. I'm a fath- that innovation. The new Rite discovers home visits to prospec- firmation etc. are the er of three children and the people of the Church tive mothers. Majellan nastoral opportunities to this time my wife, sus- I noticed the exorcisms —the fathers, mothers, groups have many an ex- learn a little more. They pecting that there was were gone. Indeed. I friends, relatives, neigh• oectant mother at their don't have to be long or method in my madness think not before time bours, parishioners, fel- meetings and their apos- formal. Just a pleasant in going to North Perth, The prayers accompanylow workers. They all tolate is motherhood. In- discussion to digest one consented to mind the ing the Baptism and the profession of Faith by have the faith that this evitably, their Christian or two points that con- children that evening. t he parents and sponsors must, concern reach out little child needs to be My impressions of the were all very meaningto baptism and all that cern the person's life at given. it implies to the humen this moment. This real new Rite completely up- ful. The part that really So they are there to fulfilment of giving birth instruction — not learn- ended my antagonism. got me was the official ing out of books or at- Content only to attend. blessing of the parents welcome the child with to a child. tending academies --hist I found myself caught up a t the end of the ritual. joy and a handshake for person to person dia- in the ceremony. The I thought the prayers exTHE MIGRANTS the proud parents. They are there to hear the A very obvious need in logue when it is needed. hymns were unknown to ceptionally apt and are All appearance of a me. but entering into the destined to do much to happy mother and father the community is help tell of their faith and for the newly arrived visit to the dentist ought spirit of things I found strengthen people's faith. Late Rev. Father Anderson ;ask for the prayers of migrant, especially one to be avoided in prepar- I could manage a few The whole rite placed ing for the instruction verses. great emphasis on the president of the newly 0.Praem, new principal evening. If a non Cathorole of the parents and established St. Norbert's of St. Norbert's College, Three things stood out seemed lic parent has not prequite insister!t college in Kilnacrott in Rev. Fr. A. Heron. viously met the priest in my mind about the on their great responsib- 1960. The College, under 0.Praem, and Rev. P. J. new ceremony. 'the ility and then surely the Catholic privilege of his management, went Cusack, O.Praem. W.A.O.A. ought to come five minu- warmth of the new com- bringing up the newly from strength to strength His Lordship, Bishon tes earlier than the oth- pared with the coldness baptised in the OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST until, in 1965, the newly P. Quinn was present in faith. almost and impersonal ers and break the ice established St. Norbert's I he Sanctuary. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 All in all. I was thrill- College with a few words of in- nature of the old. His in Queens Park. During his homily, the Grace greeted the ed par t rociuct that this ceremony Western Australia. claim Res.: 67 1685 Arch bishop spoke on the A home would be a de ents in a friendly fash- Proved so enlightening. ed his dedicated leader- need for readiness to anlightful setting for in- ion and it was only I was also surprised at chip and guidance. swer the call before the 41.1111111111111•111111=111i structions. It would be afterwards that I found the feeling it gave me His Order, the Norber- throne of Judgment. He an ideal chance to wel- out that the new cere- that here were children tines, as they are popu- spoke of the exemplary come the uncertain Cath- monial leaves latitude at last being wanted as larly called, had opened character ef Father Anolic who is a bit afraid for this sort of natural new children of God in a new Province in the derson's ;ife and the dedof the church or presby- welcome. the community. I am a A rchdiocese of Perth in icated service wtrich he tery. PTY. LTD. The old formula stuck c onvert from Presbyter- 1959, and on.the insistent had given to the Church, What. about a home 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER urging of the late Arch- the Norbertine Fathers Mass to welcome the t o essentials regarding ianism, and thought the Prendiville. took and the Archdiocese. W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors baby back into the neigh- t he purpose of the visit ceremony had learned bishop a charge of the new College to Church. the The new He expressed sympathy bourhood and a followFor Better Paving Contact Us built in Queens Park. with the members of his ing discussion by all pre- attends to essentials and lot from that quarter as During five years of Order and prayed that We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving o sent on what the forth- makes sure the ourpose regards insertion into t,hor ough, dedicated and Father Anderson mtVht visit the of is to "ask Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. the coming baptism is going the community. nxactinff work as Princi- receive the reward of his We have a most modern plant including power to signify for all of them. Church of God for Faith", pal. Father Anderson. labours and bis sufferin a much more relaxed I see i Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. great possibilities guided the destinies of ings. DANGER OF DEATH and easy manner. for this ceremony and the young College in a Estimates Submitted Free A large number 31 Baptism s are not going I was particularly I Country Clients please note that we have a State. to be as frequent as in taken by the Scripture am gladIhad come away rateidlv exnanding sub- clergy. parents and all wi•ft,. Servic'i, and will gladly quote on any t he past. There is still the Readings and the Horn- enthusiastic about it., con- urb. He endeared himself his nimils attended the requ-irement.s. once more to clergy. Rectiiiem Mass and the a.dminition that children fly. People need to know sidering I had felt pre- parents and pupils alike. tuners] We also suppiy at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand which took place should be baptised as more about the meanine E:oretient testimony to a fterwards Prompt Delivery. at soon as possible. This is of baptism and what bet, vious changes so uninKarranot a measurement of ter time than when they spiring and even upset- his labours are in his katta. PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 Pupils and the great M‘ay his priestly sotrl time. lt, simply means are all gathered togetn- ting. buildings he erected. rest in pence.

Death 04 College Principal

As a father saw it

H. J. LILLEYMAN

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THINK OF THE ABORIGINES FIRST

OBITUARY

A Friend Pays Tribute To Walpole Pioneer

Three recent articles in policy should be subject"The Record" interested ed to the strongest scrutme. •Catholic Bishops iny and, further, that a Laud Gorton's Speech. referendum should be your? CURRENT affairs correspondent is biased. This referred to the pro- put to the Australian posed immigration of people to find out exactly IN THE LITTLE cemetery over- dairy at Osborne Park, yardman at an anti-Liberal. He is obviously it was the Pacific Islanders into what the taxpayer wants looking the placid waters of Walpole hotel. I would remind your readers that In the year 1932 during the depresAustralia. Do the Austra- in the way of immigra- I nlet was laid to rest Alexander under Sir Robert Menzies who removed iberals years, Sandy set out for Walpole sion taxthe or tion whether Bishops lian Catholic L from the political scene by giving assist- really believe that the payer wants any further Steele. where there wasn't an acre of cleared education nt schools. 40 years South Sea Islanders will immigration at all. ance to Independe Scottish by birth, he was affec- land to be seen. After nearlywork, he gruelling and humble of ly • A plea for the Austra- tionately known to al l his many Your correspondent be able to successful Government, leaves behind to his family a proThe State step into the dog-eat-dog lian Aborigines, by K. friends as Sandy. He was one of Brand, to be would David reminded Sir gressive farm of 244 acres of dairy under busset-up of Australian Casey. Many Australians many courageous men and pioneers these grants temper his criticisms. farmland. increased life? industrial and iness money the assert that a How trite to say that Mr. assistance in Land settlement Walpole the of In the year 1932, he was married to and gave to not I am opposed spent on bringing in forways to McMahon's delay in apwho, 1930's, early the in scheme Margaret Hemsley at Queen's Ellen multitude of because Pacific Islanders eign oi British migrants pointing a Cabinet was tion, Park by the late Fr. Finnegan. His private schools. determina grim and faith very am with I race. of their better been have would consider inexcusable. He had to In case you farm" wife was the true valiant woman of particularly clear out the ineffective friendly with several spent on housing and cleared for his family "a wee too compassion who shared the rigours of that and Anglo- educating the Australian out of impenetrable bush. Anglo-Indian LibGorton administration to pointed, it was the isolation and lack of amenities in But aborigines. I feel that migrants. Burmese eral-Country Party Gov- make way for more solid even these people, who A boriginal parents Sandy was born in the Isle of South that once wilderness. Six children ernment that gave West- and progressive Govern- were brought up under Mist, Hebrides Islands, Scotland, of a were born to them, five girls and a to compelled be should ern Australia the meas- ment. system, send their children to well known Scottish family of nine boy. Two of the girls died young from British the A Most Irate Liberal. ure of prosperity and diphtheria. His daughter, Katherine, faultless English, school. It has been much children. It was in the Steele home Geraldton. speak affluence it enjoys. have technical or clerical cheaper for the various that the Catholic community of South is married (Mrs. Payne) with three Mary is Sister Alexius of children. abilities tested in India Governments to let the Mist used to gather to recite the Rosthe Order of St. Joseph, teaching at and Burma — even they abos drift along in their ary ev2ry Sunday night. have befind it hard in WA to pay dream time, but it will After working on various, and Northam. Theresa and Joe with farm the on s and feed co-worker and the come homes off the in not be cheaper mostly poor, farms, Sandy decided to of indecency rm ONE of the many portrayal children. long run. Two female soc- travel. He took a position in charge his bereaved wife. their clothe and on the went lewdness Irish people who How much harder for ial workers (one a Prot of cattle on a ship destined for New The Requiem Mass and funeral were to see the film 'Ryan's screen. Its lack of know- the South Sea Islanders, conducted by Rev. M. Holohan, assistother a Catho Zealand, but ,owing to the discovery the estant of showing the ledge historical now Daughter', and Rev. C. had the lie) have told me about of foot and mouth disease on board, ed by Rev. T. Flanagan situation and the fact who haven't in Perth. cut out of the bitterness of young, a to get nouse Casey. this voyage was abandoned. that women such as the David Lean set out to heroine found consorting the fertiliser industry or Aboriginal women toFr. Holohan paid tribute to Sandy's Later, Sandy sailed on board the He e. masterpiec tourism? in on cash s pioneering courage which was Australian make a great white wards with the forces of occuto Australia wanted to attract people pation were ruthlessly • Is our Immigration Charity begins at home. ship "Kapara," this time firmly anchored on his strong faith in and with from all walks of society shot, with a multitude of Policy too Cosy? Disre- Help the abos first Give with six hundred Irishmen, God. He was a true Christian father lifelong a formed he these of many even I cinema, that the fact garding before deal back to the fair a and, in spite of sacrifices entailed, he them other signs and symbols few of to lure the nuns from from our decadent civi- thought "cosy" meant bringing in more mig- friendship. Just to mention a battled to give his children a good his specials: Mr. John Duffy (dec.), Christian schooling. The proof of his their convents by filming lisation, is inexcusable,. comfortable and was ap- rants. Frank Riley (dec.), Frank Kelly, Pat plied only to cushions or a theme with an Irish faith is the gift of a vocation by God Mrs. B. T. Kozak. Gannon, Paul Kingston (dec.), and Such manifestations of bedding, I think that the flavour and so tear at to one of his daughters He loved the Bicton. Jim Conlan. immigration their heart-strings and A merican decadence w hole Mass and was a staunch supporter of p ut Metro-Goldwyn have not a place in the After arriving in Australia in 1911, the Church. His generous hospitality Meyer back on the top of Hibernian scene. and he took up clearing land in the wheatand tremendous reverence for the the list of big money "Ryan's Daughter" is just belt. He was a worker of many parts priest is well known to all the priests cne more travesty of hisearners. who served in this area. With death CHRISTIANS and God- and districts: tin mines at Greenout to deniloving people are not to bushes, timber mills, surveying and just around the corner, he offered his His production in in- tory, setting grate people whose stanunder reserves timber be out pegging can his and that tithe to God two weeks before his places masterly to last go deed of morality, thank occasions of sin and I Sir John Forrest, working on Jardee death, a cheque for two of his cattle use of the natural scenic aards are a reproach to I WRITE regarding sometimes wonder if our railway line with Paul Kingston and beauties of Ireland de- God, which he had dedicated for the work permis- your "Know your Faith" and indecent the he Both Churches qualify for that Joe Piggot. serves credit. of God in his parish. Quiz (page 13 March 18). distinction. and the authors of his sive. He died in the Faith on March 10. Sandy specially liked to talk about James Byrne, One cannot help noticscript have shown abysComown birthday at the age of 87 many across How his railway of 10: Q. stretch Perth. of thighs, "the longest display the ing mally bad taste in their Christ mandments did Plain," on which he lab- years. May he rest in Peace in his legs, backs and chests the Nullabor true homeland of heaven. To his give us to follow? The beginning to end, comthe from oured being exhibited by so corother not is wife and family the sincere sympathy (10) Various 1914. .riswer many of our Catholic mencing about followof all his friends in Australia and the in followed rect, is it? If so, please nts employme girls and women in our Command Boulder. at from the Isle of the South Mist. The mines me. gold tell years: I HAVE read with in around people and hapWhen Our ing with churches. terest the column "Over penings, more suitable ments were already Lady appeared at Fatima than us, given by God to she had a number of table-talk to You" by Miriam Moir for In the estimation P4 Moses with tremendous inter- straight-out conversation. things to say, and one of those attending the meetest in recent weeks. her reported statements Last week, she told us ing, Father Sullivan said, Which brings me to was: "The sins of the In my opinion, she is about the playwriting "the Italian press the folQ. 7: The miracle of absolutely terrific. She competition and the im- the Loaves and Fishes flesh lead more people to lowing morning took its puts her finger so aptly plications for our school I instantly answered five, hell than any other sin." inspiration in reporting treatment negative The V ATICAN CITY (NC).on many aspects of a children. She's right. We and was dismayed to find and while so many of the speech from the and not-so- given by the Vatican City daily to Pope Paul headlines of L'Osservayoung our our encourage mother's life that I must must myself wrong. Searching voung give this warning VI's address to the Pontifical Commission for tore Romano. make known the happi- children to grow into for the reference to Q.10, ness I find in her column adults with discernment I first found my own an- the 'brush-off', the time Social Communications plenary meeting astonish"The whole week of and the encouragement and ideas which they are swer, so read that mir- will come when they will ed delegates there. was very posimeetings tears of harvest a reap express. to it gives me. not afraid U.S. Jesuit Father Patrick Sullivan, a commis- tive and one would have acle in each Gospel -- and regrets. Well done, Miriam, keep three and head of the National Catholic expected that the Holy Her articles on conver- reminding us. One day only to find that To object. makes one sion consultor well the me) (to gives Father's speech would sation were really an ex we will learn. seem a prude and a not Office for Motion Pictures, said: known version; only one amination of conscience This is reflect this and this is 'square'. it with overall tone, in was, n impressio "The total M. Bailey, 'he answer given by you. becauseI find my conver the way his speech was I must obfeel I so. not North Perth. Is this supposed to be ject to our Churches not of those who heard the positive". sation nterpreted by members tit-bits centre i the same story, or a dif- doing 3omething about speech was that it was The Vatican City daily of the communion." positive in tone carried the speech on ferent occasion? the overall to outrage this and they were simply page one with its major eator. LT: I suppose the essential astonished to see the headline reading: "SpiritFrank Lowry, edition of L'Os- ual and Apostolic Goals Ability —The full applicathing is the miracle, but Sydney. evening it is disquieting to find servatore Romano (the of Social CommunicaOPTICIANS —OPTOMETRISTS specialised of tion Vatican daily) which car- tions." three Gospels giving five knowledge and skill by CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS ried a negative interpreloaves, two fish and 5,000 A four-column, three a motorist to the driv_ 21 8151 people; and one giving PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... ... tation—in headlines yet!" line subhead read: "The ing task. It is being 21 5304 _ _ PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... seven, several, and 4,000. In an audience given harmful nature of pub able to anticipate and FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET _ _ _ _ 35 2602 Osborne, commission's lications animated by a 0. the to so avoid an accident 3 2655 COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET _ _ situation. To maintain Subiaco. I am writing on behalf members and consultors corrosive and contesting un Pope creates the 15, which March on spirit, control, not only of the Weight Morley the of Catho: some among task to ty taken had certain vehicle, but also a varif ask Watchers Club to thar iety of personal emu you could give us some "groups and centres" of ics who, today more to tions. publicity in your paper. Catholic communications ever, must be united of s confusion being the always not for face We are a new club Do YOU have this of which has been formed guided by the "authenti- ideas and the collapse ability? moving rals." Catholic mo cally have who to help ladies a weight problem and spirit" and for being diviare finding it hard to lose sive rather than edifying. The Pope mentioned their extra pounds. Our aim is to lose no names and Vatican weight by group therapy officials declined to spec and by dieting wisely. We ulate on whom the Pope do not do exercises or might be referring to. believe in crash or fad The general press was diets not so cautious, suggestMeetings are held each ing Dutch Catholics, theWednesday evening in St. ologian Hans Father Peter's Parish Hall, Wood Kung and other outspokStreet, Bedford at 7.%0 en European critics of p.m. the Church today as Interested ladies are being in the line of fire to along come invited to Most of the Pope's talk. our meetings or if they with the would like any further in- however, dealt in the Catholics for need phone formation please communicaworld of 76-5326 or 76-5370. tions and of the good L. M. KNOTT.. MD, work they have done. P A i - t'Referring to the critif i cisms, Father Sullivan PERSONAL SERVICE said: "the consensus of FULL CATHOLIC RITES those attending the audMODERN PREMISES 1 ience was certainly that it ?/ no reference was being PHONE ALL HOURS E. W. 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THE FIRST concert of the 1971 Subscription Series opened under the baton of Tibor Paul with Music for the Holy Week Office of Tenebrae will a concertino by the resident British composer, John be broadcast on the ABC Second Network on April Exton. This item, though pleasant and interesting, was 9-11. Pieces by 16th Century Spanish composer not meant to be taken seriously, being an exercise Victoria will be sung. in instrumentality. The Responsories for manner that is quite exThe performance of the charm of her highly romTenebrae will be on air traordinary." They are sung by the Schumann Piano Concer- antic playing. From the at the time when they are formerly sung in the Scuola di Chiesa, a group to in A minor by Dubrav- vigorous opening with wistful theme, Roman Catholic Rite. founded in London in ka Tomsic was outstand- its ing and probably one of through the Intermezzo 1964 by John Hoban. The Tenebrae term The the finest renditions to the final Allegro, her tomes from the ritual of setting is for a choir of heard in WA. control and expression singing the Office in in- four voice parts with two were masterly. sopranos, alto an and creasing darkness, as the Dubravka Tomsic, a The performance of tenor instead the of candles in the churches young Yugoslavian who, Brahms Symphony No. 1 were extinguished one by usual soprano, alto, tenor after studying at the in C minor was of hign and bass. one. academy went to the standard but it was felt special Other ABC USA and continued her The first of the Respon that the orchestra was programmes music for studies under Katherine Sories, for Maundy not really large enough. Bacon and Rubinstein, Thursday, describes the Good Friday are: Often the strings were • Music Good for Frinow alternates between completely betrayal of Jesus and the swamped by day, presented by Tony teaching at the Ljubjana consultation among the the brass but compen(First Network Lee at Academy and concert . ,Elders how they might sated by some beautiful tours. This is her first horn test arrest and have him 1.00 a.m.); passages. • The Crucifixion, by visit to Australia. killed. In retrospect, a more Miss Tomsic made the modern symphony might The second describes John Stainer, with Richthe arrest, the crucifixion ard Crooks and Laurence most of the lyric beauty have provided a more and the mourning of the Tibbett (Second Network of this concerto with the balanced programme. disciple Peter. This last at 700 a.m.; 2CN 7.15 Dennis Grosvenor as Christ in Son Of Man. He brings with him many years of continues in the third a.m.); experience. He was seen in Sir Tyrone Guthrie's "King Oedipus." He has been Office, which concludes • Good Friday organ on many episodes of Homicide. This is his first W.A. visit. with the burial of Jesus music (Second Network, THE PASSOVER this year coincides with Easter and the stationing of 3.15 p.m.); Roman soldiers to guard and, on Wednesday, April 7, at 10.15 p.m. (ABC • Christ on the Mount Second Network the sepulchre and ABC Regional stations, 10.30 of Olives, by Beethover. p.m.), Rabbi Dr. R. Brasch will explain the great In his notes on the ResEugene Ormandy conponsories, Bruno Turner ducts the Philadelphia variety of symbols associated with this Jewish says: "In them is terror, Orchestra with choir and festival and discuss its meaning in the modern tenderness, passion and soloists (Second Net- world. devotion. They stand as DENNIS POTTER'S "Son Of Man" began its Perth season at the Playhous• work at 4.00 p.m); The eve of the Passover is on Friday, April 9, the supreme model for and the occasion is marked yesterday and will continue till April 24. through Saturday and the setting of liturgical • Epilogue for Good Latin . . . an impact Friday The choir of Ely until sunset on Sunday. The theatre will, however, be closed on Good Friday and Easter Saturday. Dr. Brasch is the chief minister of the Temple which involves the mind Cathedral, England (Secand the emotions in a ond Network, 11.15 p.m.). Emanuel, Sydney. Directed by Edgar Met- have been designed and calfe, the production will are being made. ASO feature Dennis GrosvenA press release from or as Christ. The rest of the cast in- the Playhouse states: clude Alan Kingsford "The purpose of . . . Smith as Judas, Brian Son Of Man is this: To Blain as Peter, James retell the gospel story Beattie as Caiaphas, and from a humanist standKristen Mann as Pon- point and to demolish tius Pilate. the image created by It will be the most badly illustrated Bibles, elaborate production (in- Victorian hymns and corporating the cast cf Hollywood epics of Jesus "Barefoot In The Park") Christ as an anaemia at the Playhouse since milksop totally incapable "Tom Jones". of messianic fury or More than 50 costumes passion."

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APRIL 9 Alan O'Neill, Dalwallinu God bless you all, (14); Kimberley Bracknell, Goomalling (12). BROTHER JUNIPER John Dowsett, S. Perth ( 14); Maree St. John, E Yuna (11); Alexander 111101~walcualmanie "oraratirla Air at scar lororie oasil Stewart, Palmyra (10); Letters to BRO1HER JUNIPER, including all Caroline Bourke, East Fremantle (12); Paul Van competition entries, should be addressed to him Der Mey, Queens Park ( 7); Roderick Ehlers, at P.O BOX 104, Tuart Hili, W A. 6060 Triggs (8).

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APRIL 4 Carmel Gerrans, Wembley (12); John Mazza, Floreat Park (11); Christine Brown, Nollamara (11).

I would like to continue last week's or MONDAY the meaning of the word APRIL 5 discussion of of Paula O'Brien, Bicton compassion. We spoke last week (13); John Omodei, Mt. of your money to those Lawley (14); Anthony donating some this Cutri, Kelmscott (9); less fortunate than yourselves. But Stephen Duane, Hyden showing of composway only the is not (9); Paula Dyke, Norsesion. man (12); Paula Reilly, Kalgoorlie (11); Kevin If one of your friends in the play- Dufall, Mt. Yokine (13). ground at school was being teased and 4 TUESDAY hurt by some other children, what would APRIL 6 that for sorry feel you Would you do? Peter Codalonga, S child? If so, what then? True compas- Perth (12); Philip Isaia confeelings be your Bentley (12); Catherine sion demands that verted into action. But other feelings Craig, Karrinyup (12); Stuart Hadlow, Dangin would enter into your decision. (10); Paul Frisina, Guildford (12); Alison Higgins You may feel frightened to interfere Hilton (13). you in case the other children turned on and began to hurt you too. You might 4 WEDNESDAY then be tempted to turn the other way APRIL 7 and simply pretend that you hadn't seen Gavan Kinna, Nollamara (14); Andrea Baird what was happening. Goomalling (12). But, if you were a true Christian, a -A- THURSDAY t rue Child of God, then with His help APRIL 8 you would overcome your own feelings V Van Lamoen, eronica of fear, and offer that child being teased Scarborough (14); Paul and hurt, your help. How you did this Sullivan, Mt. Claremont wouldn't matter — you may stop the (14): Catherine Gismondi Yokine (9): Francis f ight yourself, or call one of your teach- Mt. Lenane. Bindi Bindi (14): ers. What would count is that you did Mario Mencshely, Merres top it; in other words that you showed din (12). true Christian compassion to another * FRIDAY person.

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Lenten Quiz 1. Lent is a preparation know which man to for what great feast? arrest. What was his 2. What was the name signal? of the supper at 6 Before the crucifixioi: which Christ institiV- the soldiers placed a ed the blessed eucharon Christ- s crown ist with the words. head. What was thiF "This is my body; this crown made of? is my blood"? 7. When Christ was ern 3. Before his cified an inseriptior arrest Jesus went with his was made on his disciples into a garcross. What did this inscription say? den to pray. What was the name of that gar- 8. After how many days did Christ rise from den? 4. While he was praying the dead? in this garden. Jesus 9. How did the peoplf came to his disciple:-. know that Christ had risen? and scolded them. What was the reason 10. On what day of thFyear do we celebrate f^this? Christ's Resurrection 5. Judas arranged a signal with the men who For the answers please rest Christ. turn to the bottom c) were they would the page. :D ti:1- t

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Why is a good actor like a good architect?— Because they both draw good houses. With one more week of * to go before the Lent two the were Why butterflies refused ad- great feast of Easter, mittance to the dance? there may still be time to —Because it was a moth put into practice some ot t he ideas sent in by some ball. more of the children of Why is a fishmonger St. Brigid's, Collie. greedy? — Because his , It is wonderful to see 1-asiness makes him sell their continued interest A NSWERS TO and participation in Lent. fish (selfish). a with quite nice gong, that DID you it know L ENTEN QUIZ T y-, their letters these epuns aalsea is very easy to make soft tone. For the sake l How many ears has children have told me of though, ears of mother's instrusome musical painadde O T :wain OT Davy Crockett? — Three a special Lenten Mass in Over the next cio play it outside. 1.1 Jalui pue mum Slelula ments? A right and left which they took part, ears. explain will I few weeks, paaanoosip snq a wild front-ear and of other projects) and ear, of few a make how to au) 6 !Gana, '9 ' smar Donald visited his doc- ( frontier ). which they have taken 21.431 Ituff„ `!„ fsuioqi, these. tor complaining of seeupon themselves during you Gong, the For puu au) paom '9 :Tqqea ing striped camels when need: 1113 but never Lent. goes What ssix v '9 `.daaise HaJ The metal lid of an ice- he tried to get to sleep. comes down? — Smoke. Mani: of the children it :Ruemastuao `E fiano "Have you ever seen a cream tin, 'T * fiaisea * gave up their evidently -ssed atu, `z the psychiatrist?" asked An old spoon, keens the moon favourite television proWhat doctor. A nail, grammes for Lent. What "No, never," replied in place? — Its beams. A hammer, unique way for them * * striped "Just Donald. A string. t o have expressed their a When is window a in With the help of your camels." roof like a star? — When love for Christ. This father or mother, make must certainly have been it is a skylight. two nail holes in the rim a real Sacrifice- And it is * * He: "Forgive me if I lso one. whichI confess of your lid, a few inches apart Thread these holes rush away, darling, but I Why did the little moth Ibr.1 not thought of mywith string, tying the must tell the family you eat a hole in the carpet? self. Perhaps some Of theends together. You can have agreed to marry He wanted to see the readers of this page floor show. hold the gong by this me." g'onld tAlte note! string. See picture. She: "Don't worry, I Who is the oldest setWhy do movie stars Around your old spoon asked your sister to be s i x tler in the West? — The keep cool? — They have bridesmaid wrap a strip of cloth and my so many fans. sun. secure. This will make a months ago!"

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ONE OF the most spectacular undertakings in Australia in the aftermath of Vatican Council has been Project Compassion. Designed to promote conscious concern for the needy and underprivileged, it seeks to raise funds from Lenten sacrifices of the faithful and channel projects that will increase the prosperity, well-being and dignity them into nderprivileged people. of u

Project Com- support the local effort. ed by the Archdiocese's Last year This year the Archdio- Project Compassion ofwere a receipts passion cese of Perth has spon- ferings. $477,145 Totalling r ecord. the previ- sored four projects to exceeded A Vo:ational Training hey t over which it hopes to divert School in the Solomon ous best result by funds raised from Pro- Islands calls for our $75,000. $430, ject Compassion 1971. In generosity as well. The Grants totalling Papua — New Guinea fourth project is in to 110 918 were made projects in 2] An Adult Education Cen- South India, in Kerala self help 1970. A tre to be built and State . . . a Social Centre countries during was equipped. Also a cattle— expansion scheme. $167,493 urther f fencing project and agriemer for available Similar projects have made cultural development been chosen by other relief for requests ency g Logging and deforestation at Bundi. aid and other special re- schemes are being fund- dioceses in Australia. quests — a total ot $598,400. For the first time the Australian Catholic Re lief is now co-financing projects with the Catho. lic Fund for Overseas Development of the UK FATHER MORRISON, and land development. Hierarchy, and two pro. SVD, needs about $2000, "Brahman" heifers are jects in New Guinea and imported from to get this project really being one in Thailand, are beAustralia. Various crossunder way. ing jointly funded. programmes This is not a new pro_ breeding Similar arrangements ject, a grant was given have been instituted. In discussion are under in 1966 and the Austra- a very short time locally with the Canadian Cath lian Freedom from Hun- trained cattle men will be assisted to set up clic Organisation for Deger Campaign has also b velopment and Peace, assisted. The scheme, the their own farms. and the New Zealand Ca"Brahman" project aims tholic Overseas Aid Comto introduce cattle in mittee. this area of New Guinea. A "RECORD" IN The advantage of those This is a request for a -NinZ v HOME are twofold: further grant for fencing • The A.C.R. is able to participate in projects beyond its own resources if it is to assume full r esponsibility. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS • On the recipient's side CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS he is able to show the local people involved in 1 6 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 the project the true catholicity of the Church if Fr. Morrison, the inspiration behind the Bundi pro ect, instructs a native on sawing techniques in funds have come from a (he workchop. number of countries to

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ADULT EDUCATION PROPOSAL: The RoTHOUSAND The urgency of vocaway it can be best imFIVE CENTRE, BULOLO. plemented is by organis- dollars is needed to tional training of Solo- man Catholic Mission BULOLO is a town- ing women's clubs and build and equip a Cab- monese youth is obvious has a large property fifship about 80 miles group discussions at inet Shop as part of the in all agencies concern- teen miles from Honiara, south west of Lae. It is night time for men. Training ed with the welfare of surrounding the old U.S. Vocational a former gold area, but Fr. Aerts thinks it is Scheme at Tenaru, Sol people in the Solomons. World War II Army since the gold has been better to have different omon Islands. The population, spread Hospital. For 25 years t aken away, smaller sec- groups and clubs so the This is one-third of the through grass huts in the hospital has served ondary industries have tribal origines and cus- overall plan to build a small villages, lost in as an advanced primary developed. toms of their home-area timber drying shed and mountain jungle, is sud- school run by the Marist A ply mill factory with are always being consid- a machine shop for the denly confronted with Brothers. about 300 indigenous la- ered and will always in- improvement the the twentieth century. Recently, the mission of bourers. The Depart- fluence on the activity South Pacific Islanders. The young are migrating. began to develop cocoment of Forestry has and work of each group AIM: To expand and They are looking for nuts and to run beef catstarted off in replanting and club. enlarge an existing mis- jobs. The clearcut open- tle and to transfer to the logged areas. They Because most people sion workshop into a vo- ings are in agriculture Tenaru existing workemploy another 500 in- are hardly prepared for cational training school. and trades. shop installations. digenous labourers. their present task and About one third of the way of life, it is necesmentioned labourers are sary to give them some married and have their assistance. To give this f amily at Bulolo. Only assistance with formal a small number of them instructions wouldn't be are provided with a satisfactory, b e cause house by their employ- they all have a days work er. The others have to do at the ply mill, the built their own accom- Forestry Station or as modation on the dredge domestic servant. tailings. A form of social gathThe Catholic Mission ering will be more suitc ould help these people able. The costs involved a lot in assisting them in the project can be by their daily needs, giv- limited to a community ing assistance in family building and some essenbudgeting, in sewing and tial materials. also in offering some re- The amount needed is creational facilities. The in the region of $2,500.

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Bookmakers share that match form can be taken view, but they haven't into consideration. been influenced by scrat- South's mammoth loss, ch Match form. They set even though to Victoria's P. D. LALLY their markets quite a top side, has highlighted Another Football season is about to start. Our while ago. a very big weakness in c olumnist BOB ROBERTS looks at a few aspects which have Despite the hiding by the team, one it was able 23 Fulham St., Kewdole. Tel. 6 3682 Collingwood last week to patch up to win last LICENSED PLUMBER already become talking points. South Fremantle remain year's premiership. HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. Are the football bash- bad as that or has the Perhaps in our code we firm favourites for this SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. South have a very rugagain ers off to an early start? situation been are too quick to yell year's pennant. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ged defence. South AdeGrouped behind South laide, the weakest league This question has been blown up? "basher". raised about two differ- In comparison to ruglp With a new season are West Perth and team I have seen in the ent codes in the Easterii and American grid-iron, about to start there will Perth. Then comes Clare- past 10 years, accentuatStates in the past week. Australian Rules is rath be the usual number el mont and East Perth. ed this a couple of weeks One Melbourne paper er tame. reports. There will also The other three teams, ago. showed pictures of al- In grid-iron black eyes be the confusing evid- Subiaco, Swan Districts To my mind one team East Fremantle has stood out in preleged brawls in two are constant legacies ence that usually marks and S FE.C1.', L aren't given much chance season matches — West scratch matches a fort from matches. tribunals. and ai e at long odds. Perth. night ago — one of the I'm not for one minute The next best P OSPI1A1 Why bother increasing Personally I think it is Perth. But then it is a games was Claremont condoning bashing tactversus St. Kilda. long way to next Septemics, but having seen the the tribunal panel from a false market. In a Rugby league clash Claremont-St. K ilda one to three? Why not I think some scratch ber and the finals. in Sydney players were match I couldn't see introduce stewards. It warned about rough what the reporter in thil would be the fairest Station four stuff. Melbourne paper wac, thing. around the ground at Is football brawling as going on about. every match and we would have no need to by ROD EVANS worry about the stigma of alleged bashing. OTSEGO, raced by the during the winter Butcher Bros. of Bussel- months. * * No order too big or too small. ton, was responsible for PHAROS JUDGMENT, We can supply every need a big performance in the RUMOURS a black gelding by Good —if GLOUCESTER PARK at all manufactwed. The season hasn't even Novice Handicap over Judgment has been in seven and a furlongs. half 0 .4.-.4141N4NIP4s4P#40 ,4,PIND• s tarted, but already foot7.15 —QUALIFYING ( 1 ). Starting from an outside winning form lately, and ball rumours are rife. barrier he quickly got to having his first run since Even Dollar, Sordice, Basalt. One of the main ones GIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— the front and treated the the Bunbury Cup, turned surrounds Graham Farin a very good perform7.45—EASTER HANDICAP (1). opposition with conmer. It has already been tempt. This son Crusader's Kerl, Roc Eden, Lord Travis. of Little ance. He slipped soon written up in the VicEmpire is a greatly im- after the start yet was torian Press that he will 8.15—QUALIFYING. (21. proved gelding and will able to finish a good Jacky Direct, Prince Newton, Dusty Sam. ( oach Geelong next year win many more races. fourth, and I am sure he South Fremantle coach, His trainer, Fred Duggan, will return to the winHassa Mann is another 8.54—FREE-FOR-ALL. is to be congratulated on ning list in the near Radiant Oro, Pyramus, Dainty's Daughter. being tipped for a V171, his perseverance with future. W holesale General Grocers c:oaching job next year this fellow who has aland 9.25—SIRE PRODUCE STAKES. Confectionary Merchants Rumours or no rum- ways had lots of ability Adios Park, James Eden, Fast Rate. ours one thing is fairly but has refused to show certain — both will pack it in races. PHONE: 21 5121 10.05—EASTER HANDICAP (2). their bags for Melbourne Red Vicar, Loretta's Choice, Captain after this season. 482 to 484 Murray Street, Perth TRAMPUS, owned by Forlese. 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