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W.A. born Jesuit to be new headmaster of St. Louis School A West Australian-born Jesuit priest has been appointed headmaster of the new St. Louis Diocesan School. He is the Rev- Father Daven Day ( 3 8 ), a former student at St. Louis and the school's present prefect of studies of the senior school and headmaster of the junior school. 1966. He went abroad in 1969 and completed his Jesuit training with the first instance. It was administration school announced today by the studies in the U.K. before recently formed St. Louis returning to teach at St. Board of Management, Louis (1970-1972). and will take effect from January 1, 1973. Father Day did pastorThe board also anal work in New York as nounced the appointment a city hospital chaplain of Mr. Anthony C. Curtis in Harlem, at a youth (33), as deputy headcentre in Monroe, New master, and Mr. Francis York, and in Negro PhoeL. Owen as headmaster nix centres for drug adof the junior school and • Miss Y.C.W. 1972, Graziana Pagano, Bishop Quinn and Miss Charity 1972, Maree Russell, diction. co-ordinator of Achievea fter the announcement o f the winning entrants. Mr. Curtis, B.A, Hons.. Fr. DAY ment Certificate. Dip. Ed., is at present Three months ago the Jesuit Order announced candidates for the posi- senior master of English that it had been compel- tion of headmaster, both at Trinity College, and is led to withdraw from St. clergy aid laity, including married with two childLouis at the end of this applicants from the Unit- ren. year because of insuffi- ed States, Britain, the Miss Y.C.W. 1972 is Miss Highgate, Graziana Pagano, the Highgate group secretary, who was ENGLISH cient Jesuit staff through- Eastern States and W.A. chosen from among 15 entries in the quest. He was a foundation out Australia. Among them were sevMiss Charity 1972 is Maree Russell, of Osborne Park. Next year St. Louis will eral highly qualified head- member of the Matriculation and Leaving English continue as a Cafaolic masters. More than 500 guests Smith, an ex-Y.C.W. fullliterature syllabus com- gathered at Government time worker. school, but not as a OUTSTANDING mittee and an assistant House Ballroom for the Jesuit school. Also on the panel were Day's academic examiner in English lit- final judging and presen- Janina Zechowski, exFather After earlier discusand other qualifications erature. tation of Miss Y.C.W. and F.T. Worker in Bunbury, sions on the future of St. made him the outstandLouis, the Jesuits found He plays squash and Miss Charity 1972 to Mrs. G. Lyons, and Miss ing candidate. Bishop Quinn on Friday Pam Baker. it possible to permit hockey. The Y.C.W. executive After extensive studies evening of last week. Father Day to be a canHe has been teaching The 15 girls who en- wishes to thank the girls didate for the position of —three years of philosophy and four years of at Trinity for eight years. tered the quest come who entered and their headmaster. Day did He has been involved in from places as far away branches for the tremenFather Day remains a theology—Father and gradu- drama production and as Bruce Rock and Kal dous work done through degree arts an Jesuit priest, but as headthe quest and those who from Melbourne established the school goorlie. master he will be respon- ated paper . the boys' attended the ball. Casey, Peter . University sible to the Board of diocesan president, an- ( • See also Page 11) He was ordained at St. Management. Mr. Owen, B.A. (Syd.), name of There were nearly 30 Louis School chapel in is at present master in nounced the Charity. Miss charge of the middle Maree is a nurse at the school at St. Louis, Princess Margaret Hoswhere he has been a tea- pital and is president of cher since 1966. the group in Osborne He is married, and is Park. (NC). — MOSCOW Bishop Quinn then an- Pravda, the Soviet Comcontinuing his studies toY.C.W. wards his bachelor of nounced Miss munist Party newspaper, economics degree at the 1972. Graziana is secre- has renewed urged West Australian Univer- tary of the Highgate efforts to eliminate religgroup and a student at ious beliefs in Russia. sity. the Kindergarten AssocCommunist "Every iation. should be a fighting atheist," said an editorSUPPORT ial in the paper. PERTH. 84 BEAUFORT STREET speech, In a short USUALLY COME BACK FOR Some party members thanked the SUBIACO. 122 ROKEBY ROAD Graziana and members of the A NOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER ILLE. 148 OXFORD STREET Highgate group fo-. the LEEDERV t Communis Young encouragement and sup40 BAY VIEW TERRACE LAREMONT. C AND ANOTHER. .. 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Seen taking a look at the map of the Morley paris h is the new parish priest, Fr. Patrick Monaghan, O.D.C. (centre), with new parish assistants, Fr. Michael Brown, O.D.C. ( left) and Fr. Des Will iamson, C.D.C. (right) who have recently come from the Carmelite Retreat House, Brisbane to replace Fr. Doyle and Fr. Robert Coen.
Controversy arises over another Dutch school catechism
tures is announced for all who believe. Father Falot, however, found fault there. The Dutch text refers only to heaven, whereas the Latin definition talked of The of Goody at St. Kieran's Grounds, Tuart Hill at 6 Association "the glory of heaven" or Maria SS. Annunziata Church, Osborne Park. p.m. and a fireworks dis"the heavenly glory" in will hold its second an- The Procession will move play is scheduled for 9.30 order to avoid the very LONDON (NC).—"Controversy over another Dutch catechism," said the idea nual procession in hon- to Tyler Street, Royal p.m. at Grenvelle Oval, of movement from our of Our Lady on Sun- Street, Main Street, then Corner of Cape and headlines. This time it was an experimental course for school children place to place. day, October 8. to Cape Street and back Stoneham Streets. Similarly he objected aged between 15 and 18 in the diocese of Breda and Den Bosch. The procession which to the church. to leaving out all menwill begin at 2 p.m. af• Pictured the statue The "controversy" con- that kind of instruction. people can understand, tion of the privileged poster 10 a.m. Solemn Mass concert will be held that will be carried in A originaits to according not Mary's. were there criticism is that made Worse, of ition sisted celebrated by Archbishop at the Servite College the procession. A second major aspect by Father Jean Galot, S.J. even any new ideas in tors. of the Gregorian Univer- this catechism, he said. Its supporters said that of the course is that it sity in an article in the The ideas put forward, much that traditionally makes full use of the findRome Jesuit fortnightly he charged, were those had been regarded as ings of modern scholaroffered a long time ago part and parcel of the ship; and this is where La Civilta Cattolica. It was strong criticism, by various Protestant faith could appear mean- the trouble starts. the of Supporters too. Father Galot could scholars only to be con- ingless and nonsensical if find in this catechism tested by other Protes if presented today with- course say that it would What was new, out any further explana- not be fair to give young "neither the authentic tants. people an idea of the face of Christ, Son of said Father Galot, was to tion. From the start the faith that was liable to he God, nor that of the find such ideas put forChurch." ward in a Catholic cate- course has emphasised at least severely shaken the need to understand the first time they came And he wondered whe- chism. ther young people would The experimental cate- the various languages -- into contact with these believe in Christ or re- chetical course was an in the sense of systems of findings. Today, and espemain attached to the attempt to present the ideas—in which men ex- cially in the Netherlands, religious they say, such modern their Church after receiving faith in terms that young press filters views and feelings. s cholarship Consequently a major through much more rapconcern is to show that idly to the man in the what the Church is and street. found Galot has been proclaiming is Father meaningless non- fault with the catechism not sense, but instead is for the emphasis, he said, • that goes right it put on view that the something 0 • it were not to the heart of human ex- Evangelists S 4 0 istence and human aspir- writing history but were A te 0 to concerned ations. instead bear witness to their DOGMA EXPLAINED faith and that of the p. 40•06 An example is the ex- Ch-i-tian community. planation it gives of the This. the Dutch course 41111111/11. dogma of the Assumption says, does not affect the of the Blessed Virgin, essential historical ker with the difficulties this nel. but it does make it raises: the lack of bibli- difficult to pin down cal evidence; the idea it what Jesus said and did conjures up in people's in the same way that minds of Mary having say, historians can do ascending this with someone like seen been heavenwards from her Washington or Lincoln CoogePhay St. More particularly, Fath• deathbed; the use of the quotes Galot and er "heaven" like terms LATE WESTRAL WINE Cr SPIRIT AGENCY "body and soul" in the course's statement that official definition (that the stories of Christ's with Vitamin C added Mary, "after her life on empty tomb are only a earth, was assumed, body legend. The course, how ( to keep winter coughs and colds at bay) and soul, to the glory of ever, does emphasise the THE OPENING OF THEIR heaven"). central and vital importRe the in faith The course says that ance that the Evangelist St. Luke surrection had for Jesus' sees Mary as the ideal f ollowers. SOUTH NORTH What is important, the image of all believers on proponents ourse's this in dogma that c and 67 6066 46 5478 the Church is confessing claim, is the belief that its belief that she has al- Jesus is risen, not specuready attained the per- lation on how this tool, fection that in the Scrip- place.
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Work for the seafaring man discussed at world congress Free as you like
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The 15th world congress of the Apostleship of the Sea was held in Rome to coincide with the 50th anniverary of the approval of the original Constitutions of the Apostleship by Pope Pius XI in 1922. The congress was held next national congress of were afforded a special
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Archbishop Knox of Melbourne wiz speak at all Masses at St. Mary's Cathedral on the forthcoming Eucharistic Con. gress. 3 p.m. Archbishop Knox will speak to Religious and laity in the Mercedes College Hall, Victoria Square.
Twenty years ago a world war was in the new conference the Australian A.O.S. audience at Castelgonof the Vatican Hall which will be held in dolfo during which the fought in the name of freedom with the room for public papal audien- Melbourne contemporan- Holy Father met and promise of peace and prosperity after it. ces. Almost 400 delegates eously with the Euchar- spoke with many of the delegates.—Father John The world pushes on, rejecting the took part from 46 coun- istic Congress. seacomprised tries and The congress O'Shea. members Confirmation, Boulder. 2 The Auxiliary abhorrent solution of war as an answer farers and lay workers Bishop. to its problems. as well as the port chap10 a.m. Archbishop Knox will address 2 But at a different level the citiizen lains. Contheme of the The priests in the Cathedral Chapter Hall. feels his freedom threatened from a gress was "Out of the 3 will address the Anglican The Archbishop variety of directions. shadows and into the • • 9 Synod. Once it was a privilege to have a light". It must be said Confirmation, Kambalda. The Auxiliary that in spite of many inpostal service; extremists now feel free evitable Bishop. shadows still reto wage their war via the mail; similarly maining quite a bit of 2 p.m. The dedication of the chapel of on airlines. light was indeed thrown At 9 a.m. on June 19 year terminated an assoSt. John of God, Subiaco. The Auxiliary In the name of freedom on one side or on the various aspects — his birthday — a Re- ciation of 19 years with Bishop. the pastoral towards demptorist priest in the the minor seminary, the other the Philippines are in a of Confirmation, Guildford. The Auxiliary the seafaring man. Mother of Perpetual Help Philippines, looking forBishop. straightjacket of martial law or alterna- An in-depth study was ward to a holiday, re- in the Philippines, and a undertaken of the mul- ceived a message from minor seminary in Austive civil war. 10 3.30 p.m. The public reception for Printaking changes tiple the main Redemptorist tralia. Locally some disenchanted people feel place cess Margaret. The Archbishop and the in the maritime in- house in Manila that he He taught for some free to tamper with ballot boxes that dustry throughout the Auxiliary Bishop. was to the years at the minor semonce were considered the sign that world and the conse- chairman telephone 1 1 Confirmation, Brentwood. of the Re- inary where Filipino boys quent effects in the humwere instructed and in ordinary people were free of coercion to an, demptorist Electoral 13 The Lombardi retreat of six days, atspiritual and social April this year joined the in Australia. elect the candidates to office whom they condition of seafarers. College tended by bishops, priests, religious (The Electoral College Vocation Director's team major superiors and laity. preferred. In the study and dis- consists of nine men of three who sought suitmany the of cussion The only missing element in the public elected by the Australian able young Filipinos for 15 3.30 p.m. Opening of new Mass centre, delivered it was province of the order and the Redemptorist Order. Coolbellup. outcry against the violent abuse of the papers clear that many fundaFather Ryan went to selects the provincial 20 7.30 p.m. The ordination to the Diaconate freedom of Australia on the part of mental adaptations need- it the Philippines in 1962 and provincial vicar). of Mr. David O'Brien in St. Benedict's Croatian extremists is the absence of ed to be made at port. Thus did Father Owen and practically all his Church, Applecross. The Archbishop. community and diocesan any recognitiion of the loss of freedom levels in order to carry Ryan learn that he had career has been in teach22 The Blessing of the fishing fleet at FreLatterly he had been that went into the creation and mainten- out a real and effective been appointed Provin- ing. associated with the Catemantle. The Archbishop. cial of the Redemptorists pastoral towards the seaance of modern Eastern Europe. Confirmation, York. The Auxiliary in Australia, in succes- chetical Institute in Manfaring man. Bishop. Paradoxically the Church lost its free- The Australian dele- sion to Father Joyce who ila. A brother, Father Eddom in the post war years in Yugoslavia gation to the congress has retired. 23 8 p.m. The annual Mass for Majellans mond Ryan, is a RedempBishop Mcwas led by He has been in Perth in at the Redemptorist Monastery. The and today, now resurrected, it is free to Keon, of Bunbury, and torist missionary in the course of a visit to all Philippines. Archbishop. go about its work with a fervour and Episcopal Deputy for the the the Australian houses to Father Ryan explained strength of Christian spirit that would Apostleship of the Sea have a look at conditions that the Philippines were shame much comfortable Western Cath- to the Australian Elisco- and to meet personnel. a vice-province of AustraELLIOTT & ELLIOTT pal Conference. Born in Werribee (Vic- lia. Malaysia-Singapore olicism. toria), he was ordained was similarly a vice13 DELEGATES OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST The moral of the scene today is that It consisted of 13 dele- in 1952 and in April this province. freedom will always be difficult to gate in all, three port CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS achieve if it's viewed as some abstract chapLins and nine lay PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... ... 21 8151 workers from the ports. PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... .. 21 5304 liberation of man. Father John O'Shea, FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 35 2602 . COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 Christian idealists have an obligation port chaplain, Fremantle, and Australian national to do their homework very thoroughly director, addressed the before announcing a new era of freedom. Conference on the "Rec-
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eption of Asian seafarIn the September subscription concert a great ers in Australia." The deal of courage was shown in departing from the report was well received standard repertory; it was unfortunate that the AposAustralian the and tleship was commended public didn't respond adequately to the challenge. R .E.I.W.A. for its practical approach The W.A. Symphony of music. It was not sur5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE to the work; also the use Orchestra, under the prising, then, to find his ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS of many Asians living in visiting conductor, Elya- Concerto for Piano and — VALUERS — Australia as auxiliaries in kum Shapirra, began the Wind Instruments clever AGENTS the charitable reception concert with the spirited rather than beautiful; inR oyal Automobile Club — R.A.C. Insurance of seafarers. Home Building Society performance of the only deed, the combination of Queensland Insurance Father O'Shea also took well-known work, Men- piano and wind without Phone 35 6322 the opportunity to redelssohn's "Ruy Blas" the unguent of the mind the plenary session Overture. strings is so harsh that of the congress of the The next work was even such a master as date of the Melbourne Nigel Butterley's "Refrac- Mozart couldn't quite Congress, Eucharistic tions", a work already bring it off in his Quintet outlining the theme of heard in Perth at one of for Piano and Wind the congress, the renewal the Festival Music Work- ( K452). programmes that had shops. It is an exquisiteThe young American already taken place, emly beautiful translation pianist Stephen Bishop phasising the Action for light into sound. of was brilliant as the soloDevelopment W orld So much contemporary ist and gave us some study as apt and topical music is merely the ex- most delightful Chopin in view of the fact that ploration of new techni- as an encore. cent of seaalmost 80 per farers now come from que, a total involvement The second half of the the how of music with the countries of the Third of little or no regard to the evening was devoted to World. more orthodox much more important t h e Local — Interstate — Overseas Members were also in"Symphony No. 2 in C," why. Phone 35 6066 vited to participate in the Although "Refractions" by Schumann, a sprawl has such techniques that ing work of great charm it is difficult to see how and beauty although not it could be written entire- heard so often as the ly in ordinary notation, "Spring" or "Rhenish". it stands up in its own The control of the conright as an intrinsic work ductor brought out the AND 6 P M PERSONALITIES AT of art. best in the orchestra and Stravinsky was a com- the performance crownposer overwhelmingly ed a highly enjoyable concerned with the how e vening.—H.T.G.
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Parishioners' letter of protest With reference to the statement of Father Aquinas from the parish bulletin of Holy Cross Monastery, Ardoyne, (The Record, September 14), it should be pointed out that on the afternoon of its publication, 200 parishioners arrived at the monastery and handed in the following letter of protest :
"Underground" bishop to visit Melbourne for the Congress One of the church's underground apostles will be visiting Melbourne next February for the 40th International Eucharistic Congress. He is the Most Reverend Paul Hnilica, Si, the exiled Bishop of Rusado, Czechoslovakia.
Fr. P. Vaseris, chaplain Bishop Hnilica will be closed that the Jesuit was to the Lithuanian comin fact a bishop. Melbourne's of guest the question a to reply In a is "This assembly Since then, he has munity in Melbourne, Slovak community, and reaction to your article Fr. Aquinas replied: will be the main con- worked at the Vatican as and his colleague Fr. F. in the parish bulletin. "Under the Stormont Geelong, celebrant at the Slovak one of the Holy Father's Dauknys, of These people resent your regime the people of this at St. Monica's advisers on the problems have conducted special Mass absurd accusations and parish were oppressed. Church, Footscray, on facing the church in the missions and conferences have come to protest Fathers and sons were in preparation for the Sunday, February 18, at Communist world. of peacefully in support arrested, tortured and Congress. not is Hnilica Bishop a.m. 11.30 this delegation. i had written a letter urging tourist travel as imprisoned without trial. leading Slovakonly the They have about two "The people of Ardoyhe The people were taunted the best possible means of helping developing Born in Unatin, Slova- born churchman planning and a half thousand Lithhave suffered far too and terrorised by the countries when, on opening The Record (Sep- kia, in 1921, Paul Hnilica to attend the Congress. uanians in their care. being Army. worktours British much to be slandered by was a construction tember 21) I found appropriate Abbot Theodore Kojis, of Members of the comone of their own priests. er before entering the Cleveland, USA, is an"I witnessed this my- advertised. Jesuit novitiate at twenty other expatriate who in- munity are being asked "We are willing to ac- self as the people left the Visiting other lands de- also much to love. And He spent much of the tends to come—and he to wear their colourful cept (in fact we admire) church. velops a real sense of they will have fun. Aid war period in a concen- will be accompanied by national dress to the your religious guidance, Mass at East many time with their people. does not have to be tration camp and later, kinship hat ' c "At but we defy you the right a group of Slovaks living and also the Melbourne and ideals travellers to see dreary; only effective. high cf allows t I men combined under the Communist re- in the States. to force your own politmigrants' Mass at the that the something of the local felt integrity study to please continued escorts, Tour gime, hopes also throats. ics down our Fr. Strnisko only method of defending problems at first hand. Cricket God, will be profession- in secret for the priest- that Bishop Andrew Gru- Melbourne "By seeing us assembl- themselves Ground on February 20. the and rehastily not and als hood. Indiana, Gary, of tka, perMore important, ed here you are seeing people of the parish was cruited clergy. The Lithuanian comparenthaps, it is a way of buythe true reaction of the by joining the IRA". He was secretly or- who is of Slovak munity is also organisthe among be will age, is that something are ing who people Ardoyne those who can book dained to the priesthood ing a religious concert on J. 0. O'CONNOR, merchandise in every Let . deeply hurt at your accufor their tours. The rest and later to the episco- pilgrims Scarborough. country — tourism —and of us can start saving. pacy before the authori- Two Lithuanian bishops Saturday evening, Februsations." in St. John's leaving behind a substan- Who knows? It could be ties began to suspect him will also be coming to ary 24, Church. Soloists conthe and for e Melbourn tial sum for fares, food, Africa next. of carrying on a hidden mixed choirs will pergress. accommodation, sightseete. VERONICA BONSER, apostola form. ing and purchases. They are Bishops Vic"Then, like St. Paul in Nedlands. entas Brzgys and Antanas Another highlghit of It thus provides local Damascus, he escaped to Deksnys. Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 their anticipation in the employment and contri- ( These tours are operatFr. butes to national credit ed by Australian Express the free world," says Although Bishop Briz- Congress will be an art 2 LONDON COURT SDB, gys is officially the aux- exhibition at the LithuaStrnisko, in the markets of the one of the biggest travel Tibor FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, world. All this is far bet- agencies in business, and chaplain to the Slovak iliary for the diocese of nian Centre. Work by SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. ter than any handout. Kaunas, Lithuania, he such well-known artists the tour escorts are, concommunity in Melbourne. has been living in exile as the sculptor, T. ZikarEstabl:shed 25 Years. Though visitors see sequently, highly competIn 1964, Pope Paul dis- in Chicago for many as, will be on display. much to deplore, they see ent professionals). .4111111111=1111•1111.1111INIMMIIIIIMINIIM years. Bishop Deksnys, who was consecraetd in 1969, lives in Rome and is responsible for the spiritual care of Lithuanians CORSET SALON in Western Europe. Fashion Corsets The two bishops will Surgical 5Ladies' 21 September on a lead concelebrated Record The in reported You the for telling Lithuanian Exclusive Lingerie Mass Father Koch, from the United States, as r.rid Hosiery us that the real crunch in Australian Catholic community at St. John's Church, East Melbourne, Education wil l soon come when increasing num- on Sunday, February 18, Room 202, 2nd Floor bers of lay teachers on the schools' payroll will at 12.30. They will also Levinson Building raise school fees prohibitively. 713 Hay St., attend a celebration at Perth. He also suggested that if our new Diocesan Lithuanian House, North for- Council is to be any de- Melbourne, to mark the moving started we 7 There's national Phone: 23 3518 independence ward to anticipate this use public relations tech( no better condition in 1961 and gree messianic it must day. security seemed to be making pro- niques. inr , NIKIr#0,61 gress in survival through PAUL DONNELLY, CHANGE THOSE increasing State and FedClaremont, eral Aid than holds for Catholic Schools in the USA. IF YOU ARE SINGLE AND OVER 21 But this work began CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB THE JOIN earlier than 1961 and this may be the reason that it FOR WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY has progressed so much DANCING- CABARETS - PICNICS - SPORT further. CLUB OPEN - EVENINGS: Tues,., Thurs., Fri. and The St. Mary's CathedSUNDAY AFTERNOON and EVENINGS Its roots lie far back choir will visit Narroral Eng4 CAMBRIDGE ST., LEEDERVILLE in now century-old ALL WELCOME lish representation on gin during the weekend .:URTHER INFORMATION:— Education October 7 and 8. There C atholic JANICE JONES JOAN KRUTLI which began the English will be a concert in the Phone 87 1464 (home) Phone 25 8833 Ex. 18 (work) Parents and Narrogin Town Hall on Catholic COLIN PIKE MICHAEL EDWARDS Electors' movement in Saturday, October 7, and Phone 65 4516 (home) Phone 6 3331 (work) sing also will choir the 1942, so successful in steering English Catholic at Mass in the parish 1111111111111111MINI Schools to survival on church on Sunday, Octoa.m. 9.30 at 8 ber " runterms of 100 percent Father Ahern, director elt ning and 80 percent building costs from public of the choir, said that all members were eagerly OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS funds. 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Bishop strongly criticises priest's candidature for a Congress seat
than ever for a TALCA, Chile (NC).—Rising political passions in Chile make it more unwise office. public seek priest to
major job opportunity— Bishop Carlos Gonsales supporters and oppon- good name as a priest, wound up as prostitutes. te illegitima for him using t SalvaPresiden of ents this d of Talca expresse "The capitalist regime,' ministry his or ends, Marxist Allende's speaking dor in opinion d by he said, "will never solve about one of his priests. government have recent- could be "engulfe the problem of buying Guido Lebret, ly grown so sharp that politics." Father and selling young wom(46), Father of Lebret Silva Raul who is running for Con- Cardinal to Chile from en. But I see some hope Santiago warned Chile- came gress. ans to curb their political France 22 years ago and in socialism with its The main plank in the passions or face "the now is a Chilean citizen. stress on respect for the of His work to rehabilitate human person, especially spectre platform of Father Leb- apoclyptic through a the underprivileged." prostitutes ret, who is campaigning fratricidal war." Father Lebret is runcalled The with the support of a "The way things are in movement on the ticket of ning Demohim made has Awakening Christian Gonzalez t Leftis Chile" Bishop extremist an MAPU, cratic group, is his work said regarding Father well known. But the priest said that splinter group of the to rehabilitate prostitu- Lebret's candidacy, "the Democratic tes. politician will soon ab- he now felt that because Christian widespread Party. His stand has been of Chile's priest. the sorb Bishop Gonzalez said the "Such is the climate of poverty he was waging a warmly supported by Socialism that a priest's personal for s Christian He cited battle. in losing passions political freedom to make politicontinued, statistics that showed movement, a group of he Chile," cal choices did not in- "that government lead- that half of the country priests and laymen who of the clude running for office. ers as well as opposition girls who went to cities back the policies But he did not order total loy- to become maids—their Allenda administration. demand s group Father Lebret to give up alty to their ideas. Everyhis candidacy. one is classified as either In expressing his dis- a follower or a traitor, the and the traitors include with agreement priest's action, Bishop all those who try to think WANT HELP or Gonzalez recalled that all independently or take a Chile's bishops recently critical look at leaders' ADVICE ON . ordered their priests not slogans." Father Lebret's candito engage in partisan poli• SWIMMING POOLS tics. The priest's mission dacy, the bishop said, Church above or below ground the affect Cornelius was to unite, not divide would At Star of the Sea Church, Cottesloe, last Sunday, Sisters two ways— in ely advers bishops the people, the profession as • HELP FOR HOME POOL Burnane and Rosemary Dolan made their final religious politicians would either said. his BUILDERS of Quinn. out capital Bishop between make Differences Sisters of Mercy before
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A cid-forming foods can be detrimental to health
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"Youth in Revolt". A panel of students strongly rejects Alan , Walker's contention The conception of some foods forming mucus and that certain other basic alkaline foods work that modern students are not radical enough. to neutralise the body's waste is a recent one to many people. One of the most important functions of mineral salts in general is the keeping of the body 10.30 a.m. on TVW '7: kin of Melbourn RADIO e. 6.25 "The Restless Believer". SUNDAY OCTOBE fluids in an alkaline condition. R 1 : a.m. (OWN). This programme, made "With Heart and Voice" * Strictly speaking, the of the food question we by the Columban Fath- A programme of hymns W EDNESD AY body is never acid while should exercise great ers of Turrumurra, for today by the May- O By Sister M. Philomena Earle, CTOBER 4: living. When we talk of care not to confuse the N.S.W., analyses the lands Salvation Army " School B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip.Dietetics; A.I.Ari.T. Service: acidosis, we mean that acid foods of nature with motives of a young Songsters of Perth. 7 a.m. People Like Us. No. 27, St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. the alkali reserve is being "acid" (mucus) forming man in choosing the ( 6WF). "The Eightfold diminished to the danger foods. priesthood as a way of "Sacred Music": Pat- 10.15 a.m. (6WNPath", and point. life. rick Kirkwood presents Regs.). Now, what are nature's purest distilled water of diet could cause 11.30 p.m. on TVW 7: The blood in our sys- true acid foods? Pergolesi's "Salve Reg"Religion In Life": and are loaded with the serious trouble. "Re. "Confrontation". A ina" in A Minor, together ligious tem, by various chemical Some of these are cleansing most acids. I conclusio n the n, first pri est, a social worker with some anthems from ligious Instruction." In devices at its command, grapefruit, oranges, lemInstruction." Alternatively, acid-for- and most important proand a college student the Choir of Canterbury maintains itself at a point ons, plums, tomatoes, The Rev. Fr. R. j. ming foods are class a of cedure in such circumare involved in the Cathedral. almost neutral, but just a grapes, cherries, etc. It is 7.30 a.m. McKeirnan of decompose stances is to remove food that morality of war. trifle alkaline. (6WN). evident these fruits supspeaks to Ian Brisbane readily alimenta the in ry from the diet of the pat- (Both of the programmes Crooks, In studying this phase ply our bodies with the "Encounter": "Christ- 10.15 p.m. (OWN). tract, especially associat- ient the acid-forming on Channel 7 have been ians in Indonesia". The * ed with the digestion and food and place him on a obtained from the Natabsorption of Christian- MONDAY to metabolism of protein strictly alkaline diet un- ional Catholic Radio and FRIDAY, W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS ity into the Indonesian OCTOBER 2-6: foods, - particularly flesh. til the surplus acid is TV Centre in Sydney). culture, and the defusing "Readings From PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Normal blood in the neutralised, after which 5 p.m. on TVW 3 (SunThe of the strife between Bible": The Rev. Dr. L. body is always alkaline; the proportions of acidCertified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and bury) and GSW 9 Christians and Islamist. L. Morris, of Melbourne. but the alkalinity can be forming and base-formGeneral Plumbing. All Work Guarantr,ed. ( Albany): 8 a.m. (6WF); 11 a.m. 7.10 a.m. (6WN);. 6.15 alt. reduced by ing an excess foods of the in diet must "What's New for the (Regs.). Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 37 255 , 49 2095 (Regs.). acid-waste produced in be carefully regulated. Church." Rev. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. Alan "Let's Face It": Rev. "Pause A the tissues as the conseMoment": The acid-forming eleWalker discusses with Fr. Hilton Deakin of The Very Rev. Bernard quence of improperly ments, it will be observed a panel the adjustment Melbourne. 9 a.m. (Regs). Rogers of Hobart. 9.15 balanced nutrition or by predominate in fried of the Church to a rap"Divine Service": St. (6WF and Regs.). some type of disease. meat, fish, eggs and ceridly changing world. P aul's Presbyterian "By The Way": "God 'We understand the eals; therefore these Special guest is Mr. Church, Lismore, New Can Heal You Now" term "acidosis" is used foods should be plentiStephen Smith, Presi- South Wales. The Minis- Canon Jim Glennon of in a general sense to in- fully accompanied by dent of the University ter, the Rev. John Per- Sydne y. 10.20 a.m. (6WN dicate any those possessin condition g alkaline of New South Wales' kins, will conduct the and in PTY. LTD. Regs.). which there is a lessened elements, such as fruits Students Union. Service and preach the * 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER degree of alkalinity of and vegetables. 1 0 p.m. on VEW 2 (Kal- Sermon. 11 a.m. (OWN). , MONDAY to SATURDAY the blood from any W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors cause goorlie) and VEW 3 "Frontier" : A review OCTOBER 2-7: Sister M. Philomena Earle. whatever. k g) ( Kambald B.Sc., a): A.T.N.A., Dip. For Better Paving Contact US of recent religious events "Evening Meditation": Dietetics, A.I.M.T. If, for example, the "Confrontation." around the world. 5.15 We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving o The Rev. Merrick Webb blood has decreased in p.m. (6WN and Regs.). Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. of Sydney. 11.50 p.m. alkalinity from kidney "Community Hymn ( 6WN and We have a most modern plant including power Regs.). trouble, diabetes, etc. or Singing": Murrumb eena Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. * as the result of migraine Methodist Church, VicEstimates Submitted Free SATURDAY , headache caused by a Su nday, October 1 has been designated as World toria. 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Country Client, please note that we have a StateOCTOBER 7: metabolic imbalance, this Sunday for Animals. An Australian Catholic Study Regs.). wide Service, and wil l gladly quote on any condition is acidosis. "Saturday Saints": A "Cros s Ways": Circle The for animal welfare has suggested that requirements. the speaker is the Rev. Mineral salts (organic) weekly look at the religDr. fol lowing petition may be inserted in the Prayers We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. in solution, as obtained Robert J. Maddox, prin- ious scene presented by Prompt Delivery. from green stuffs, juicy of the Faithful on Masses that day: cipal of Leigh Theologi- Patrick Kirkwood and "Grant us on this World Sunday for vegetables and fruits are PHONE: 71 1578 - 71 1600 Animals cal College, Sydney. Dr. George Morrison. 10.15 of first importance in the in the spirit of St. Francis as Assisi, the grace to Maddox (OWN); 9 a.m. will address a.m. maintenance of normal respect and care for all animal life, created so himself to the question (Regs.). blood alkalinity, so nec marvellously for your glory." * "Is the New Testament a essary for the preservaBook for Today?" 9.15 TELEVISION tion of our health and of SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1: p.m. (6WN). A part day of animation, motivation and exlife itself. "In Quires and Places": "Divine hiliration will be conducted at the Holy Service": Name St. James' Singers Therefore, all the fluids of Syd- Brougham Place Congreparish Carlisle on Tuesday, October 3. It will be a ney. 9.45 p.m. (6WN). of the body-bile, blood, gational Church, Adepancreatic juices, saliva spiritual get together of catechists and priests "The Epilogue": The laide. The preacher is the -must be permeated from Carlisle, Cloverdale, Belmont, Redcliffe, Riv- Temple Male Choir. 11.17 Rev. Alan Farr. 11 a.m. with these essential salts ervale and Maida Vale. (OWN); 11.45 p.m. (Regs) "Meet Dr. K. Rajarat. in order to ensure the * * nam": Dr. Rajaratnam, correct functioning of the CATHOLIC WOMEN'S MONDAY OCTOBER 2: an Economist from MadLEAGUE body mechanism. "Facing the Week": ras, speaks with Herbert The executive meeting will be held in the League the Rev. Fr. Hilton Dea- Davies. 9.30 am. approx. All the processes of life consist in the building headquarters on Wednesday, October 4 at 10 a.m. up and the breaking At the general meeting, commencing 1.45 p.m. Mrs. down of body-cells, 1"1- McDermott, an English visitor, and a member which process results in of the Catholic Women's League of England, will poisonous waste pro- be a guest speaker. ducts of an acid nature. Therefore, the tissues The Victoria Park branch meeting will be held must be constantly bath- on Sunday, October 1 following devotions. ed in an alkaline fluid to neutralise the acids formShenton Park members will meet at the home ed. Failure to provide the An all new all purpose chair. Scientifically designed. Strong system with a sufficience of Mrs. Maher, Lonnie Avenue, Daglish, at 10.30 tubular steel frames finished In of basic foods will result a.m. on Monday, October 2. SELF SELECTION STORE 519 HAY STREET, Impact proof enamel, with in acidosis of varying SUBIACO TEL: 81 3555 extra strengthened polyprodegrees of severity. Leederville members will meet in the Presbypylene shell. Available In a For example, protein tery at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, range of bright selective October 5. Card foods, particularly meat parties will be conducte colours. It's an ithial chair for, d by this branch, in St. protei ns, tend to form Mary's Hall, schools, halls, clubs, on October 4 and 18. these acid-wastes by dehospitals, hotels -It's se easy to carry and composition in the sligesstacks neatly away. tive tract, in which case MAJELLAN NOTICES the acid is in the form of Mr. E. Lenell, Executive Officer with the Asthma sulphuric acid, which, if Foundation of W.A. has been invited to address not immediately neutral- the Karrinyup Majellan s at their meeting to be ised is very injurious to held at the home of Mrs. Lenore Owen, 3 Gladman the body cells. Way, Karrinyup, on Tuesday, 3rd October at 7.30 Not infrequently, in p.m. commencing with Mass. Further details from the case of the sick, the Mrs. Sheila Lowry 46 2095. kidneys excrete a very Yokine Majellans are having a Group Discusstrong acid-urine. Investigation usually shows sion at their meeting to be held at the home of the diet to have been Mrs. Elsie Waddell, 116 Moulden Avenue, Yokine, Post to Trojan Joyce, 6-8 Forsyth St.,O'Connor som ething of this' type- on Thursday, October 5 at 1.30 p.m. Further Box No. 395, Fremantle. 6160 ham and eggs for break- dtails from Mrs. Stella Wigham 49 4623. fast, fried beef-steak for Medina Majellans have invited a guest speaker I'm intrigued by the new Argos chair. midday and I require chairs for perhaps from the Catholic Marriage Guidance Council to roast meat for supper. Please send me details. address their meeting on Wednesday, October 4, Name So the resulting acid- at the Medina Presbytery, commencing with Mass waste in the tissues is at 8 p.m. The subject will be the Address. purpose of the somewhat of a conjec- Marriage Guidance Council. Further details from ture; whether it is the Mrs. Val Race 99 1561. exceedingly high protein Matron K. Reid, from the Shoalwater Bay intake that is responsible A product of Nursing Home will speak to the Rockingham Majfor this condition or whether it is particularly ellans on "Geriatric Welfare" at their meeting to the resulting acid-waste be held at the Rockingham Presbytery, on Tuesday, in the tissues, or both. October 3, at 8 p.m. Further details from Mrs. A DIVISION OF JOYCE BROS. (W.A.) PTY. LTD. 6-3 Forsyth St.. O'Connor. WA, Phone: 37 4111 Nevertheless, this type Sheila Howe, Rockingham 27 1976. AMA/VVH/36
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The short-sighted old lady was looking out the window of her married son's new home. "That a very slow game of cricket they are playing across the road, John," she said. "No one seems to have moved yet." "Cricket match my eye, mother," replied her son, "that's the cemetery." *
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Bernadette Glynn, NolDebra (12); lamara Woods, Melville Heights (14); Justin Bianchini, Dianella (8); Wayne Jeffrey, Koongamia (10); When we speak of rich people and Patrick Foley, Alfred people we are usually only talking Cove (12).
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poor about how much money they have, or * MONDAY how much property they own, or how big OCTOBER 2 a house they live in. Gabrielle Brennan, KalBut do you know any poor people who goorlie (9); Francine Ray Pleasant (10); Rosea re really very rich, or any rich ones who Mt. mary Pollard, Southern are poor? Cross (11); Joseph John Kita, Cannington (11); I do. Can you think why? Ross Peet, Scarborough Perhaps you know some one who is (11); Monica Bradley, Hill (9); Gervery rich, but never looks happy. This Hamilton ard O'Brien, St. Lucia all the has person a who is probably (14); Wayne Voak, Karmoney he needs, but has forgotten that rinyup (13). it was God who helped him to get it. A man who forgets God cannot be * TUESDAY OCTOBER 3 happy. Lucy O'Keilly, BusselOr maybe you live near a family who ton (16); Amanda Flood, don't have very much in the way of a South Perth (13); C. KinAnother mobile Wembley (15); beautiful house, or a large car or lots neen, John Mongan, Wembley of toys, yet the members of the family (8;) Billie Spencer, Merto mahe are a!ways bright and cheerful. redin (10); Michael Fazey Here is a mobile which is very cute and can be Alfred Cove (12); SuzanIt wouldn't be hard to guess that this ne out of old ping-pong balls, or new ones made Chapman, Hilton Park is probably a family, who, despite what, (12); Kristen Van Praag, which can be bought fairly cheaply from the they do not have, have remembered GodP Applecross (11); Michael shop. a sharp knife carefully make small cuts and are grateful and willing to share' Coverley, Redcliffe (12). in With your ping-pong balls. Into these cuts insert what !ittle they do possess. have * WEDNESDAY pieces of coloured paper or card that you cut into various shapes for the tail, fins, etc. This is the real difference betweeni OCTOBER 4 rich and poor then - the rich know and Brian Rocke, Dianella The string or thread used to hang these fish can to the top fin. love God; the poor do not. This is what (12); Phillip Kelly, Scar- be attachedeyes and mouth paste on small pieces For the borough (11); Lorraine makes them rich or poor. So no matter Devine, Queens Park of coloured paper or even material such as felt. how much you do or do not own, you (12); Rosella Cowie, Roehave he choice of being either rich or bourne (13); Tony WesNortham (11); Joann poor in the only way that really matters. ton, Szymenderski, Collie God bless you all, (14); Anthony Howes, Scarborough (13); James e IIIIWI BROTH ER JUNIPER Doney, Nedlands (11).
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The Kookaburra This is a bird you are al l very familiar with. I am sure. Which of you hasn't heard a KOOKABURRA laughing from time to time. But how much do you know about this famous bird that we sometimes cal l the laughing jackass?
CLUES ACROSS: 1.Flower - usually The Kookaburra belongs to the Kingfisher orange or yellow. family and lives in Australia and New Guinea. It 7. Female horse. * FRIDAY Hobby.... is usually about 17 inches long, and as you have 3. Colour. 8. Be afraid. OCTOBER 6 probably noticed has a large head and a large 9. Sour. Michael Ivey, Ross- 4. Poetic for often. s trong bil l which it uses in the killing of its prey. 10. Not wild. moyne (8); Peter Ivey, 5. Heavy metal. Please 4.1: coupor, above so BIG LETTERS and send It to the 11. way. Showed trothe, 2.,:iper, "he jiirliCr Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so Rossmoyne (6); Michael In colour, the kookaburra is brown, black, 6. A title given to a 12. Lion's lair. that 4her ,our bIrthda. 7omes ,^e n ay greet vou on this page. Grattidge, Narrogin (12); woman who is a 13. Twirled. and blue. Unlike other kingfishers its white Vivienne Lemon, BelKnight's lady. not usually include fish. Instead it eats 18. does glass. Window food mont (13); Frances Jones During the scripture ANSWERS TO 20. Short for plural. 7. Not female. insects, frogs, worms, caterpillars, other small (10). Scarborough examination a young pu- SCRAMBLED WORD 21. Bad mannered, un- mammals and sometimes the young of other 13. Type of fir tree. pil was faced with the couth. birds. It is also a formidable snake killer and * SATURDAY 14. Temporary stop. query, "What can you say PUZZLE 22. Go . . the shop. does this by thrashing its victim on the ground 7 OCTOBER about Ahab?" 1. MOSES 23. Abbrev for Atomic 15. Beneath. or dropping it from the air. The boy was complete- 2. ABEL Energy. Gavin Collett, Boyup 16. Used for sewing. tory, but he had a hazy 3. EVE 24. use Gavin, of. Made Mary Brook (7); Kookaburras do not build nests but live in tree notion hat the king was 4. NOAH 25. Short for Avenue. Ardross (13); Richard 17. Bright; unclouded. not all he should have 5. ADAM 26. Abbrev. for South holes, where they lay two or three white eggs. Symons, Doubleview (6); 19. Not fresh. been, sl he disposed of 6. PETER Australia. Mary McBeath, Wembley 20. What is gone. the question by writing, 7. PAUL 27. No clue. Cerl. Smith, Margaret (9); Modern study of the kookaburra's habits has "The less said about 8. JAMES 28. The in French. Joondanna (11); Debbie 31. Tear. that they seem to live in family groups' revealed 157 ignrcant of Ahab's his- 9. MARY 29. Large plant. Konnongorring White, fiercely defend their homes and territoften and Ahab the better." 10. JOSEPH. (11); Peter Healy, Willa- 32. Used for baking in. 30. Opposite of old. ory against other kookaburras. gee (9); Frankie Schnieder Midland (13). From World Book Encyclopedia. Driver: "I know I drive SCRAMBLED WORDS fast, but I wish you PUZZLE wouldn't keep harping on Can you unscramble it." the following scrambled Terrified Passenger: "If to words make the I don't complain about Natalie Marie Gibson names of famous Biblical your driving, I'm afraid (2), 4 Gose Street, Brad- characters? I'll be harping on someford Duncraig. Playing 1. thing else." SEOSM Awut and TV. * 2. LEBA Janice Armanasco (101) 3. D ad: Dave, wash EEV 128 Flinders Street, Mt. 4. NHOA your face! I can see what PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! Yokine. St. Denis. Read- 5. DAMA you had for breakfast R ADIOS - TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RADIATOP:, ing and Playing. SHAVERS - RADIOGRAMS - TOASTERS - POLISHERS this morning. 6. PTEER IRONS - VACUUM CLEANERS Denise Armanasco (61) 7. LPAU Dave: What didI have? NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE 128 Flinders Street, Mt. 8. SMEJA Dad: Eggs. Yokine. St. Denis. Swim- 9. RAMY RECORDS Dave: Wrong. That was ming, work, playing, rid- 10. PHESJO yesterday. Special 12" Records, well known brands from ing. Answers can be found Nigel Dcruz (12), 59 at the bottom of the $1.99 A motorist, following a Coleman Crescent, Mel- page. or Give a Gift Token fog, dense a in light tail ville. Melville Primary crashed into the car Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre School. Playing records. ahead of him when it enjoy suddenly. stopped you Did alTom: is Miss I What little "Why didn't you let me ways making blunders? the second act of the know when you were goplay? Miss Take. 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK Tim: I didn't see it. ing to stop?" he yelled. "Why should I?" said , What has a soul but The programme said, Phone 61 1270 will never go to heaven? "Second Act, two years a voice. "I'm in my own W A's Leading Grocers later," so I couldn't wait. garage." A shoe. Schoo4
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FLYING DOMESTICS cil Certificate Mayfair West Perth AGENCY ( Adjacent Kings Park Driving School. - Phone PIANO TUNING WENDY QUALE Crockery, cutlery, glassRoad) , 31-3702, A/H.: 3-6028. GROVES, Helena. Of wear, tables, chairs, stages, PIANO Tuning and ReAilsa Jean Bell, Prop. your charity pray for FLORIST dance floors, catwalks, Pleasant surroundings, pairs. Telephone 86-2142. Helena Groves, who 322 WALCOTT STREET trestles or coloured lights. qualified staff, 24 hours Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord died September 19th, For your . . PEST CONTROL MT. LAWLEY St., Claremont. day. Reg. Commonwealth FOR HOME HELP - RING 21 8966 1968. May she rest in 71-2076 STAMP out white ants Parties, dinners, social Hospital Benefits. peace. Regular cleaners, Housekeepers, for good.-Contact Maxfunctions, Mannequin Parparty help, instant house Sheafs, wreaths, HAVING . . c leaning etc. well Robinson & Phelps ades or school functions. Your inspection invited wedding bouquets 8-z1715 for prompt seron obligation. O'GRADY, without Edmond. Call the fresh and artificial specialistsvice. Authorised pest exTreasured memories Phone 21-7859 P LUMBING termination. of my loving husband, who passed away on I mazzi di fiori, le EDEN HOSPITAL, 9 Hill October ghirlande, i fiori per le 2nd, 1971. View Road, Mt. Lawley Bathroom Renovations PAINTING Lovingly remembered and general Domestic spose, freshchi e (C Class) for Ladies. An P AINTING by his wife Nell. SacPlumbing. artificiali. excellent trained staff at Personalised and indi- Member of Interflora. red Heart of Jesus, all times; your mother vidual attention given to have mercy on his will be cared for with 67-1370 61-1769 all your painting requiresoul. kindness and efficiency LOTTERIES ments; prompt and effiatmos homely in a and Delivery to all suburbs. C. service.-John cient WISHING WELL LotBIRTH GUEST HOUSES phere; Mrs. Win Herbert and DEATH Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Tele- tery Kiosk & Tobaccon .• De lodged by telephone supervises the personally NOTICE:. should not ists, 40 Pier St., Perth SITUATION VACANT welfare of all patients- GERALDTON: Phone 21 phone 61 4349 2549, St. Francis Guest Phone 23-3978. LIVE-IN Nanny, mind Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 House; B/B S3; all meals PAINTER for MASTER waiting and bookings for three children. Light available, tray service HOUSE FOR SALE all your painting requirelist. FASHION duties. Phone 37 5686. no stairs. ments. George Hickey OTTESLOE. 5-r 00 m HATS and bridal headRESORTS HOLIDAY Reg. No. 899 M.P.D.S. J.W.B. home in sound gear made to order. AlFLAT VACANT 24-1707. MELBOURNE East, 119 GARDENING condition, adjacent to terations to hats and Star of the Sea Church. CATHOLIC girl over 21 Grey Street. Beautiful clothing. Merle ConderW.A. PUPPET Pat's. St. FOUNTAINS, waterfalls, Electric h.w.s., garage. interested in sharing flat city area near lag. Tuesday-Friday 10 THE select. spotless, $3.25 B/B pumps, underwater Immediate vacant pos- in Highgate area. Ring lights a.m.-4 p.m. 31-2000. THEATRE sets of four colour garsession. Some finance 28 1943 after 7 p.m. dur- 41-6524. den lights, all low voltavailable from vendor. ing week. A FUND RAISING ELCTRICAL SOLA - FLEX age, easy to assemble $11,500 o.n.o. E. S. Harper ORGANISATION IN EVERY ready to use kits. Phone TO REALLY OUT & Co. REIWA. Cottesloe LTD. APPELBEE'S PTY. Electrical FOR SALE 68-3282. HOME HELP. Phone 311599. A/Hours Service, 33 Avery Avenue, For. . . MERCEDES uniforms, Aluminium Awnings 31 5989. Dianella; phone 76-2344. For further I nformation and some new. Entire outfit Holland Blinds Installations, repairs and Brochure write to:for sizes 36 and 38, also DIRECTOR Canvas Bl'nds maintenance. G.P.O. BOX J661 half-acre block level 10 Venetian Blinds PERTH. M. J. & S. M. 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At the Miss YCW 1972 presentation a-
TOP LEFT: From left: Miss Yokine, Sandra Kit chen; Ann O'Sullivan, girls' diocesan president; Bishop Quinn; Peter Casey, boys' diocesan pres ident. BOTTOM LEFT: From left: Ann O'Sullivan; Miss Charity 1972, Maree Russell; Peter Casey, Peter Waltham, the M.C. ABOVE: From left: Miss Dianella, Marie Davis; Ann O'Sullivan, Bishop Quinn, Peter Casey.
Pastoral PRAYERS FOR PRIESTS Council role and people
Prayers for Priests is an apostoiate of prayer to assist all priests in their Vocation of Life aid for the increase of Vocati-...ns to the Priesthood. This devotion is held as a Holy Hour at the Carmelite Monastery, Adelma Road, Nedlands, each first Sunday at 3 p.m. Be there on Sunday, October 1st, to make your priest the gift of your prayers.
Pastoral Institute's '73 course
The role and future activity of the recently elected Diocesan Pastoral Council was discussed The National Pastoral Institute of Religious Education is to open its by the chairman of the executive of the council, course for one year's duration in March 1973, for the first time. Mr. J. P. Shanahan, in Brother E. L. Need- an interview yesterday. Pending a decision on tute will be stressing on
a final permanent site, servicing the catechetical ham, at present co-ordin"One of the more imator of Religious Educa- portant desirable results the Institute has taken needs of the Church. advantage of the offer of Also it will be looking tion for the Christian from the Diocesan Pasthe Presentation Sisters' beyond the classroom in Brothers in N.S.W. toral Council should be a O'Neill College at Elst- order to equip personnel will be assist- growth in the communistaff The ernwick, Victoria. for the field of adult ed- ed by a panel of visiting tarian life of the Church Some accommodation ucation. Provision will be lecturers from various in our diocese," Mr. Shanahan said. for Religious Sisters will made for research at a tertiary institutes. be available at O'Neill post graduate level. "This can be achieved College but it is felt that QUALIFICATION Students who may proonly if the people of the site is well served fit by further advanced Attendance at the Natin the diocese mainby transport and easy ac- study will be invited to a, ional Pastoral Institute is God a keen interest in ' , tain cess from most points in junior fellowship of a open to priests religious the activities of the CounMelbourne. and laity wth the qualifi- cil. second year of study. Interest and pressure years' experCentral subjects of the caton of five "The problems of comhas been growing in rein some field of ience be will initially course munication were recogsocial cent years to have an or l educationa and applied theology nised at the first meetAustralian Centre to de c ommunication, drawing apostolate. ing of the Council, and velop a course of Relig applicants general, n such I on related subjects ious Education that as psychology, sociology will be required to have attention is being given to ways and means of would relate to the cira first degree or its equiand anthropology. overcoming them," he cumstances of the Austexperiof terms valent in ralian Church. The emphasis is intend ence and attainment. Re- added. the and pastoral Till now quite a num- ed to be ligious applicants should CONTACT ber of teachers have at- Institute will contribute have made their final pro"It is accepted that it of development the to tended various overseas fession. would be a tragedy if the institutes to obtain spe- textual material only inApplicants will be ask- council lost contact with cialised training in this directly. The full-time core staff, ed to forward the names the diocese. field. In January this year the Australian Bishops in addition to Mons. of two referees from "On its part, the counwhom testimonials may cil intends to keep everyConference appointed Kelly will be: one informed of its proMonsignor John F. Kelly, Father J. Briglia, who be sought. of Melbourne, as the dir has extensive parish ex It is hoped ceedings. The fee for the course ector; Monsignor Kelly preience and has studied that the people of the will be $500 per annum Is recognised in Australia overseas recently. diocese will not hesitate and applications close on and overseas for his to express their feelings Sr. M. Thomas Crum- January 31, 1973. Further and ideas to councillors. Work in the development obtained be can Mercy of details Sister lin, a n this way, everyone can I of the "My Way to God" Natwith both primary and from the Director, catechism series. a personal interest have secondary education ex- ional Institute of PasAt the outset the insti perience, specialising in toral Institute of Relig- in what is done or said. art and catechetics; she ious Education, 52 Deep"Every part of human THE RECORD CLASSI- has written for "Come dene Road, Deepdene, living is our concern. FIEDS GET REcULTS Alive" and "The Annals". Vic. 3103. Everyone should be able Vlasi to feel that all comment 1111111111111111•111•11111111111111V will be assessed, and that the council is open to receive ideas from anyone."
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Thursday, Seotember 28
1972
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ltings from arenas
Race Talk by ROD EVANS
SAN LINDY returned NATIVE CHIEF, a to racing in the Bondi brown gelding by Rom. The concluding funcOnce again Western tendances at Australian tion was the dinner and Standard Handicap over antic looked to have the Australia finds itself in rules matches. By BERNARD JAY presentation of trophies 1300 metres and impres- Show Day Handicap shot season's And still the position the unenviable Southern at the Cross sed greatly when she to pieces when he Was being are champions of recording falling atfinished up in fourth well clear after Father Hotel where quite freely given enticeturning This mare who is for home. However, he ments to go away from so on, and players of this leading players, he nurs- Thewlis presented the berth. trained by and w Perth along to the owned eakened on the run calibre are substantially ed ACNA shield to the capthe State. in their preliminary final — no tain of Victoria, Kay Malcolm House posses- the last few metres for P- YD It is generally agreed rewarded but ability but I of s ses lots mean feat in view of its that any howed (not VFL efforts me Gravell, who also receivenough to that one reason for good Lakeway — Claremont paid). lack of success in the ed the award for the thought she looked a suggest that owner attendances at games is player is not well Bill And, be it noted, many previous season. BUILDERS, PLUMBERS fairest and best player little burly before the McDonald and trainer the presence of first-class improve His game probably sufShe should race. Victorian stars D the are of anny Duggan ELECTRICAL in the carnival. will soon players. This is particuCONTRACTORS Gaye Beal was present- out of sight with the run. be celebrating another larly demonstrated in imported. For instance, fered as a consequence victory. MANUFACTURING and Victoria where literally the great Hudson is a but his great skill, fitness ed with a trophy for Wes!RENOVATING thousands go along to Tasmanian, so is triple and dedication no doubt tern Australia's most conKNOCKADOON, a bay Medal win-1 will make him a big force sistent player, this being K ABOOKI, winner of CONTRACTORS see and cheer the Hud- Brownslow gelding by Lepidoptic Royce next Stewart; so is season ner with a seathe Bunbury Cup, returnchosen by W.A. Officials. Phone 31 2805, 31 4701 sons, the McKennas, the contested the CockburnPlans are already un- East Fremantle Sprint ed to racing in the First Harts, the Stewarts and Hart, the great match- son of coaching, and the winning Richmond half- experience gained, be- der way for the 21st carDivision Purse over 1300 over 1100 metres last is hind him. forward. McKellar nival to be held in Mel- Saturday. Although this metres. Looking at him * from South Australia: before the HOUSEKEEPER race I thought bourne next year. fellow finished in last Collingwood's RichardVictoria went through The YCW Netball As- positionI was very taken he was badly in need of A one priest presbytery south of the river son brothers are Fre- undefeated in the 20th sociation of W.A. is looka run but he was well requires the services of a performance mantle men and, of Australian Catholic Net- ing forward to a larger with his followed supported in the ring PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPER this run and as course there is the in- ball Carnival at Sports number of teams in the from 12's to 8's. He must to live in. comparable Farmer, al- Park, Adelaide. It took competition in 1973, with good trial formI am sure have shown his connecworthy repwork. be a part-time he will other holding permit would Duties though the way some the shield back to that perhaps an even higher resentative for his own- tions plenty in private Replies to Box 63 this office, 450 Hay St., Perth. Victorians tell it, he is a State for yet another standard of play. and I am sure this son Victorian "great". year. Any player who com- ers in the feature sprint of Ark Royal will benefit So it would seem that New South Wales were pletes the season with a races to come. greatly from the outing. one way in which the runners-up after a close YCW team is eligible to West Australian National and exciting deciding, try for State selection. • 1¢11111111...... Football League can stop match against South Aus- It is hoped that more Rossmoyne is enjoying a the erosion of attendanc- tralia. players from all grades Our regular tipster es is to hold on to its Queensland and West- will try out for the team short break, in the meantime Cavallo is our guest. really good players by ern Australia were the that will go to Melbourne S PEC! taking a tough line on other teams competing. in 1973. HOPITAL clearances or making sure the price paid is enough to entice, say. more Victorian player P. NORR1SH & CO. to the west. L AND and ESTATE AGENTS St. Vincent's bounced St. Vincent's skipper, If the performance of back into contention last Bolger, moved J. BradFOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN type of the team and the BUYING OR SELLING football they play are in- Sunday when they beat shaw to the half-back dicators, the Richmond Galway in a thrilling line and P. McGuiness to Contact us at: GLOUCESTER PARK VFL club must count it- game at St. Norbert's half-forward. The moves 148A FiTZGERALD STREET, self lucky in its coach, and if they beat Melville proved effective. NORTH AM Pressure was on 7.30—QUALIFYING STAKES (1). Tom Hafey, who to West Gaels today, stand a chance in the Astrogena, Elaborate, Red Ravine. knockout throughout the second is least, at Australians half, with fine ball connot one of the more spec- competition. 8.00—WHITE SANDS HANDICAP. Long kicking and high trol and passing by both tacular figures. Golden Dreamer, Sellett, Philatelist. Wembley Hotel marking were features of sides and open play to Bayswater Hotel —QUALIFYING - STAKES (2). the 8.30 the game. After wings ten which preventComfortable He is able to produce Opp. STATION minutes the first score ed congested play. Dillon, Teledex, Nevada Rose. Ace fast the play which teams Accommodation Old Time Music and St. Vincent's third goal open game (fast disap- was recorded from a 9.00—SEA VIEW HANDICAP. Dancing, Friday and Bed and Breakfast pearing in Victoria) to scuffle in the Galway came in the fifteenth minYoung Robbie, Proton, Parading Frost. Saturday $4.00 and then, ute. Galway fought hard, perfection or, if the occa- goalmouth Prop. BARTLETT, LES 9.35—ROYAL SHOW INVITATION CUP. M. F. CRANLEY, Licensee sion demands, a hard- when Galway went into but they missed scoring F..: 71 1224 I hitting, close-checking attack, from a free kick opportunities and St. Ruth's Star, Banca, Gallant Nelson. the skipper N. Clancy, Vincent's backs were too brand of football. 10.10—MARLIN HANDICAP. THE RAILTON has sent a long high ball into strong. Admittedly, he Even Dollar, Frosty Willow, Durante. PRIVATE HOTEL good players, but he the goalmouth and B. For Galway good work Commercial Hotel 5 MinJ!es from St. Mary s seems to have a touch Houlihan scored a point. was done by B. Kevin, 1 0.40—TUNA HANDICAP. Cathedral. Northam It was superb football. Fr. Cosack and R. Savwhich many of the other Bangalore, Tanaka, Captain Forlese. BED and BREAKFAST a notable feature being age. For St. Vincent's although lack, coaches A-LA -CARTE DINING Phone Northam 22 1049 John Nichols in his first the way a number of Aus- McCabe played a "storCnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS PERTH year in charge of Carlton tralian Rules players ad- mer". BEST BET: RUTH'S STAR. E. Murphy, Proprietor PHONE 21 8861 brilliantly and apted to the different done has — -may well become one of ball and rules. Among Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL the great coaches. these players was Ross * Herbert (Galway) and a Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee subject of Plowman (Galway). On the morning paper. Excel lent breakfast. Parking For St. Vincent's B achievef acilities. $5.00 per day. the coaches, Short, B. Black and M. at Barry Cable ments of Telephone: 21 4341 248 HAY STREET, East Perth this season have Brawley were valuable been outstanding, and he men in the team's NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL has shown himself to be defence. St. Vincent's Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH a good tactician and went further ahead with Bed and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable carpeted teacher and a playing a goal from J. Bradshaw rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. coach of the first order. and scored another two Mine Host: JOHN and ANGELA ECONOMO Beset with deficiencies points before half-time in size and numbers in when the scores were• Phone 28 7566 M411,04 , MdKININIV414, the ruck, a lack of con- St. Vincent's, 2.2; Galway Printed and publ ished by Edward Vanheemst, "Record House," 45C stant strength in attack 1 goal. and untimely injuries to In the second half the Hay Street, Perth. W A.
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