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Sanctuary in Cathedral redeveloped Plans for the alteration of the sanctuary areas of St. Mary's Cathedral were announced thiS week. The work is expected to commence almosQ immediately.
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Archbishop Knox with some of the members of St. Mary's Cathedral choir who will be a feature of the Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne next February.
Contemporary trend at Congress
The forthcoming International Eucharistic Congress to be held in Melbourne next year from February 18 to 25 will continue the work of renewal of the Church that has been under way since the Second Vatican C ouncil. The emphasis has been shifted from the Congress being merely a processional spectacle to its becoming a concentrated renewal of life within and without the Church in areas of living, from ecumenism to human relations, to ecology and population. Archbishop Knox and out that every internaLast weekend the prelate who will be the host Father Walsh addressed tional Congress has defor the occasion, the the Sunday congregations veloped a special theme Perth born Archbishop in St. Mary's Cathedral in relation to the Euchof Melbourne, the Most and a gathering of more arist. Now, as we celeRev. James Knox, came than 250, mostly Relig- brate the tenth anniVer to Perth as part of his ious, heard them at Mer sary of the commenceprogramme to explain cedes College Hall on ment of the Second Vatithe meaning of the Con- Sunday afternoon. On can Council, he quotes its gress to all the major Monday morning more words: centres in Australia. than eighty priests had a "Some imagine they He was accompanied special session before can plunge themselves by Father Brian Walsh the visitors left for into earthly affairs in executive director of the Adelaide. such a way as to imply C ongress. Archbishop Knox points that these are altogether divorced from the religious life. "This split between the faith which many profess and their daily lives deserves to be counted among the more serious errors of our age."
ECUMENISM of the theme of the Congress, the Congress. The organCongress will seek to re- "Love one another as I isers are confident in late the central mystery have loved you," to seek their hope that he will of the Eucharist to a to heal the breach of dis- come as be has attendvariety of levels—liturgy unity that Archbishop ed both the previous Conin groups and parishes, Knox believes has depriv- gresses held during his the special problems of ed the Chnistian Gospel Pontificate — at Bombay the Aborigines today and of so much force, espec and Colombia. their need to be recognisially when it is presented Even those not attended in the Church, and in mission countries. ing the Congress will parother issues of the times. ticipate in its frcits Some of these issues FOCUS through the discussion will deal with the active programmes that will be act of the closing The Forelife of the Church. conducted in parishes most will be its emphasis Congress will be the throughout the country. "Statio Orbis" at the Melon ecumenism. Ground, Cricket bourne Throughout the year of STUDY strong when, using the arena as a preparation more stands. as the well The bookie,. Unit bond of interest and than 150,000 people will Three, Eucharist and sharing of ideas has depresent for the mom- Life, covering four meetveloped in Melbourne be ent when Melbourne be- ings and a book for a among all the Christian comes the world point form of Eucharistic bodies that are joining of focus on the Eucharist. Hour are now available the activities wherever possible. It can only be specu- from A.C.T.S. Publications, 143 a'Beckett St., A special conference on lated at this point wheMelbourne, 3001. will ecumenism at Monash ther the Holy Father University will use the attend the final days of ( • See also Page 3) The programme
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The principal change in altar will be replaced bs3 permanent appearance from the pre- a marble;) sent layout of the sanc- structure and a matching tuary will be the removal lectern, also in marble# of the present high altar. The Blessed Sacrament The altar is now being will be reserved in the,/ dismantled for the sec- Sacred Heart Chapel. ond time. Bought by new contemporary styleol Bishop Serra in Italy, the tabernacle will rest on 8.4 altar was installed in the marble base in the centre4 old portion of the pres- of ths4 chapel. ent cathedral building in the early 1860's. ALTAR RAILS This was Perth's secA new permanent bapi ond cathedral, the first tistery will be placed irA being the cathedral of St. the chapel of St. Therese4 John, still standing in The sections of thei Victoria Avenue. altar rails in front of the The altar was dis- side chapel will remaini mantled and re-erected in in place and the portions the present new portion in front of the main sane-of the Cathedral in 1929. tuary area will be usedi as balustrades dividing: SCREEN Now the material of the sanctuary from the: the altar will be preserv- chapel areas. ed in a screen that will • See also Pages 8 and 9.. run the width of the rear of the sanctuary. ON INSIDE PAGES This screen will be of wood and will form the backdrop for the seating Calendar for the clergy which will Children's World 1* be placed facing the people. Classified AdvertiseThis seating will flank ments 11 a new chair for the Arch- Editorial bishop which will be . placed in a central posi- Letters .... tion. Timbers from the News in Pars . . present sedilia will be Sr. Philomena Earle .. 4. used in its construction. School Vacancies .... In the forward part of 16;,' the sanctuary the present temporary wooden TV, Radio .... 1Z
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Selby Centre has new programme on current affairs
NEWS IN PARS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE. Forthcoming branch meetings of the Catholic Women's League are: Tuesday, October 10, Cottesloe and Midlands, Parish Halls 2 p.m; Wednesday, October 11, Bedford Park, St. Peter's Hall, 1.30 p.m.; Highgate, Parish Hall, 10.30 a.m.; Inglewood, 57 Third Avenue, 1 p.m.; Thursday, October 12, South Perth, St. Coulmba's Hall, 1.30 p.m,
Friday Forum, the new current-affairs pro- who discusses the probgramme that encourages pulbic participation lem in relation to the opened this week at 8 p.m. at the Selby Com- local Aboriginal population. munity Development Centre in Shenton Park.
Friday Forum is conThe members of the League invite all Catholic The discussion was on: from an expert on the ducted under the auswomen to join with them on Monday October the Mental "It's best for you, mate," topic under discussion, pices of 23 in the offering of a Mass for the Church in relating to Cocos Island- and where it may be pos- Health Association, and ers and Australian Abor- sible to make sugges- is organised by a specsilence. This will be_at Sacred Heart Church, Mary tions or recommenda- ially selected committee igines. Street, Highgate at 12 o'clock. Friday Forum is unique tions to improve the par- to be an important acti. The Leederville branch reminds its members vity within the newlyin that it is designed to ticular situation. that their interfaith afternoon will be held in St. Guest Speakers for the opened Selby Centre. give the public an opporMary's Hall on Wednesday, October 11 and all The programme will be tunity for informed dis- first programme were members requested to attend. cussion on current con- Duncan Graham, who re. conducted fortnightly on troversial topics. Its aim cently led the This Day Friday evenings, and enThe Cathedral branch will act as hostess for the is to provide a forum Tonight team to Cocos, lightened speakers will card party at League Headquarters on October 12. where all may have their and Mr. Jack Davis, presi- provide background matLeague members are reminded of tha- card say, where they may hear dent of the Aboriginal erial on the current conCouncil, troversial news items. comment Advancement authoritative party at Highgate Hall on Monday, October 16, for Decided by the topic, the Seminary Bursary. some meetings will be led * Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set by one or more speakers, and some will feature a MAJELLAN GROUPS film of topical interest, Mr. Neil Beggs, a social worker for the Anglican discussion with each CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Immigrants Welfare Department, has been invited in groups to follow, then LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS a report-back on the findto speak to the Lesmurdie Majellans on "Pro, Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced ings of the groups, and a blems facing Immigrants on arrival in Australia", CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service "spark-off" to amplify at their meeting on Tuesday, October 10, at the mmiloolonimemelk .4i the points raised. home of Mrs. Bernadette Lawrence, 187 Grove Others will be in the Road, Lesmurdie, at 8 p.m. Further details may of a debate between form I NSIST ON be obtained from Mrs. Patricia Hand, telephone two or more speakers, 93 6057. with questions from the floor. Whichever form the "Child Discipline" is to be the topic chosen by "Fit for a King" night's programme takes, Sister Gemma when she speaks to the Riverton there will be ample opMajellans on Monday, October 9, at their meeting LADIES! portunity for all to make at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson, 62 Tudor heard. opinions their Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR Avenue, Riverton, commencing at 7.45 p.m. Further Each programme will Butchers Shops details from Mrs. Carol Zani, telephone 57 1886, be complete within itself, enabling interested perSpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions Fr. Riccardo Lombardi, S.J. (above) founder sons to attend all the Locations: Mrs. Jose, an officer with the Health Education programmes or to choose of the Movement for a Better World is to be in TYLERS' SUPERMARKETS those which attract their Perth shortly to conduct personally Christian Council of W.A. has been invited to speak to the particular interests. Community retreats which will be unique in that Glendalough Majellans on "Cancer and its Detec911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 com the Conducted in the participants will be local bishops, priests, tion" at their meeting to be held on Tuesday, B. & P. BUTCHERS fortable surroundings of Religious superiors and laity. October 10, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beeson, Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle the Selby Community 27 Jugan Crescent, Glendalough. Fr. Lombardi was in World Movement in AusTHE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET Development Centre, in Majellans please note the change of meeting Boas Street, close to the Perth briefly nearly two tralia. Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 The follow-up to the night. Further details from Mrs. M. Fischer, RPH Rehabilitation Cen- I years ago to launch the tre, the meeting will have movement locally. Last Lombardi retreats will telephone 24 2322. a sociable atmosphere, year, a Lombardi team be a Programme in Comand will conclude with a came to Perth to con- munity Spirituality, a cup of tea and the oppor- duct the first retreat of three-week course to be The Catholic Social Club is moving to new held at Sancta Sophia tunity for people to meet this kind. clubrooms at 145 Lincoln Street, Highgate. The College, Sydney from Dean informal basis. Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK :TS., onThere The retreat commences cemb2r 15 to January 15. housewarming takes place on Saturday, October is ample parking to turn on October 13 in the evenPERTH. 6000 The course will have an 14 and they are looking for large numbers space at the centre, and ing and continues to academic basis but will up and launch the new era. The ladies and MTT buses pass the door. ALSO October 20 at the Re- go beyond mere intellec- gentlemen are asked to bring the appropriate An admission charge of Retreat tual analysis and become refreshments. demptorist CITY ARCADE, PERTH, 5000 50c for adults and 20c House. ALSO a shared experience of for students will be made To mark the previous evening which happen; This unique retreat is theology and spirituality to cover running costs 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH be Friday the 13th there will be a discussion to and to build into a fund one of a series that is of community. clubrooms on the topic: Superstition and the at ARE NOW SELLING are details Further expand the to pro- taking place throughout Magic. Black Australia. Father Russell available from Sister W. $80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 gramme. FULL BOOKS $100 Further information on Hardiman, of St. Pat- Fothergill, R.S.C.J., MoveFriday Forum is avail- rick's Cathedral. Bun- ment for a Better World, PROMPT RrTURN ALL MAIL OkDERS able by phoning Miss bury, is Australian co- 8 Epping Road, Double THi; :_OTTERv ,MILL SELL OUT QUICK The W.A. Catholic Educators (WACE) are conLynette HURRY Wilbrey, on ordinator for the Better Vay, N.S.W. centrating on the theme of the Eucharist for their 311022. October meetings which are: Lower Primary, October 2; Primary, October 23; Junior Secondary, October 13; Senior Secondary, October 16. All meetings will be held at Trinity College and the starting time is 7.30 p.m. Anyone interested in education is welcome to join WACE. Further details are available from Bro. D. O'Grady, telephone
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The Late Sr. Chan! Law!ess
GENEVA (NC).—The general secretary of the World Council of Churches urged Christians of Sister Chanel Lawless, who died last week, had Europe and North America to give their backing assumed charge of the theatre at St. John just organisaand churches African responsible to stricken tions striving for freedom for Rhodesna's black of God Hospital, Subiaco when she was 52. was She condition. brain with a serious majority. Dr. Eugene Carson Rhodesia unless they are Blake made his state- willing to support unment after the Rhodes- equivocally the leaders of ian government withdrew responsible African or the passport of the Rev. ganisations and churches Canaan Banana, vice-pre- who are seeking freedom sident of the African Nat- and justice for their ional Council . people through peaceful means" Dr. Blake said that the Dr. Blake cabled Canon action was taken 1.--y the R. Sansburg, Graham Rhodesian government to prevent Mr. Banana from general secretary of the attending a World Coun- British Council of Churcil "consultation" in Sep- ches asking the council tember in Cardiff on the to protest through the government subject of "violence non- B ritish action, this violence and social against According to sources change." "What is a black Afri- in London, the Rhodeshas government can to do to resist the ian injustices imposed upon been hardening its rachis whole people by ial policies since a prowhite minority regimes posed settlement with in Southern Africa?" he Britain was rejected by Rhodesia's blacks earlier asked.
proShe arrived in Australia in 1942 and was well particularly was She fessed two years later. of periods known in Kalgoorlie where she had two time. duty. She was also in Ballarat for a Patricia Her sister, Mrs. Walsh, and neice, her visit Flanagan, came out from Ireland to concelebrants at the of One illness. during her the Mass was Father Dunne, of Ballarat, who travelled over specially for the occasion.
The Late Sr. Gonzaga Reid
Mercy, Sister Gonzaga Reid, of the Convent of Anne'S St. Victoria Square, died this week at Victoria in born was Hospital at the age of 84. She Mornington, but came to live in the mill town of W.A. TeachShe trained as a teacher at the ClaremontInfants Highgate and taught at the . ers'College 1914 Mercy hi School before entering the Sisters of training of She maintained her interest in the member young nuns for school teaching and was a teaching off theearly syllabus committee for the science. sciences . atural orthaertn d aa strong nttaelreenstt fin She vhad
"White Christians in this year, and since the Europe and North Amer- R hodesian Olymp-rc ica will share with their team's expulsion at the governments the responsibility for any violence start of this year's games along which takes place in in Munich.
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. • Priest-politician ohtcan helps to shape New Guinea's ture
Thursday, October 5, 1972
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BOUGAINVILLE (NC).—When elections to the Papua-New Guinea House of Assembly were about to be held earlier this year, Catholics, non-Catholics and even unbelievers went to young Father John Momis and said to him: "Father, will you represent us in Parliament?" That they should have The United Nations— ment and the regional ian laymen have a misdone so was not surpris- which calls the territory areas. sion to preach the good ing, as Father Momis had Namibia—has told South "One very important news wherever and whenbeen a powerful critic Africa to relinquish its reason why I was even ever they can . . . a post of deals negotiated by control over south-West prepared to consider in the political arena can Australian authorities Africa because it should standing for election was be very important." that gave big overseas be under UN mandate. that I am very skeptical He said that by going interests rights to Bou(South Africa has been of the present trend of into politics all that he gainville's rich mineral accused of implementing development in New had done was to change resources on terms un- its apartheid policy of Guinea. We are being his apostolates "I have favourable to the island- strict racial segregation prepared to accept a not changed my mission," into South-West Africa). system, ers. administrative he said. "I am still first But their request placFather Momis said that and otherwise, from the and foremost a priest. ed him in a dilemma. the islanders of Bougain- white man, which is for- It so happens that God After all, there was this ville felt cut off from the eign to us, even in the wills it that my apostolold business about rest of New Guinea, and Church." ate should be to bring priests staying out of were apprehensive for Amplifying that com- His Word and His values politics and leaving them the future and what ment on the Church, he into politics if I can." to the laity. would happen to their charged that there had Father Momis said These three West Australian students of St. Francis Xavier Seminary, He put the question to mineral resources. been no real attempt to that the people on BouAdelaide, were ordained to the order of deaconate by Archbishop Gleeson his superior, Bishop Leo For the future, he is indigenise the Church by gainville had felt that no Lemay of Bougainville, a inclined to favour a form encouraging the growth one except the Church at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral last month. native of the United of government that will was standing up for After they complete their studies in the final year of theology at States, who has been a allow for decentralisa- of a native clergy. At them. present, he explained, the seminary they will be ordained priests. strong defender of the tion and regional devel- there was only one Papu"I agree with my Pictured, left to right are the Rev. Simon Carson, of Perth; the Rev. rights of the people opment. He believes that an bishop, and he was an bishop," he said. "If they here. The bishop's reply equitable distribution of Evan Penberthy, of Bunbury and the Rev. Ian Johnson, of Bunbury. was simple "If the people New Guinea's resources auxiliary without a dio- ask the Church for leadcese and a man in his 60s. ership at this point in look to the Church for is not only possible, but Father Momis said time, then we must give leadership, then we must essential. that, as things were de- it, or else be prepared to give them leadership, "This country is a con- veloping now in New answer for our failure to even if it means enter- glomeration of tribes," Guinea, when indepen- do so. We are acrossing politics. Go ahead." the priest said. "Their dence comes there would roads in Papua-New So Father Momis be- rate of development var- be a typically Western Guinea and we have yet came a candidate and ies and I do not believe capitalist society in to decide which road we won easily. A sturdily that we can have a which some people were shall go. In the making built man of strong char- strongly centralised sys- very rich, while a lot of of that decision, the Melbourne is gearing all its resources to cater for every person who acter and blunt words, tem. What we have to do people were very poor. Church has a unique ophe quickly made his is to work out what the "That's un-Christian," portunity to contribute wishes to go there for the Congress. mark, and has now been relationship will be be- he said. "I believe that towards the building of Father Brian Walsh, motel accommodation a Father Walsh explains named Deputy Speaker tween the central govern- both priests and Christ- a new nation." executive director of the massive programme of that anyone intending to of the House and chairCongress, explained in home billeting has been travel to Melbourne for man of its constitutional Perth last weekend that launched and there has the Congress should dir- planning committee. the Victorian Govern- been an overwhelming ect their travel queries KEY POST ment had engaged the response from both Cath- immediately to their preThis is a key post beformer Director of Tour- olics and non-Catholics. ferred travel agent who cause the task of the ism (who is retired) to Many have offered ac- will know how to prosupervise the allocation commodation in their ceed in making firm committee is to work out a constitution for indeof all accommodation in homes at no charge and bookings. pendence for this AustraMelbourne for the For attendance at the this will be given to lian - administered terperiod. C ongress functions needy people from Ausritory, which some say In addition to the hoteltralia or overseas who people may apply direct- could come as soon as may have limited means. ly to the Congress Office, the end of 1973 or early Other accommodation in 68 Parliament Place, East 1974, though no definite HAVE YOUR TREES private homes will be at Melbourne, Vic. 3002. PROFESSIONALLY A registration fee of date has been set. $4 per night. The committee's task LOPPED BY 825 per person will is very difficult. secure all the Congress PARISH GROUP MURPHY'S Papua-New Guinea and In some cases whole documentation and a re- its adjacent islands is a THE TREE PEOPLE served seat at the prinsome groups, parish land of many and varied Trees removed, Cartage, from overseas, are being cipal function at the Meltribes, some of them Chain Sawing. Shrubs,, cared for by host parish- bourne Cricket Ground. Those applying for ac- bitter rivals. Some have Hedges, Creepers trimmed es in Melbourne. commodation should in- advanced quite a way or removed. from their old primitive rail and air, clude a deposit of $20. All major Insured Service anywhere. ways; some are just empreare companies Other seating allocabus Free Quotes. Satisfaction made erging from the stone will be paring to cater for indiv- tions and Value for Money and groups dio- age, and, in remote parts the various through iduals and Assured. of the country, others extensive group conces- cesan co-ordinators who have not even emerged. 65 1226 24 7060 all hours sion fares will be avail- will be looking after the groups attending offi- Tharc are about 600 lan'VP able. imiumwastemossass, cially on behalf of each guages spoken. Father Momis had only diocese. been out of the seminary PERTH MAN at Madang a year when EDUCATION OFFICER The co-ordinator in he was asked to be a can( Male or Female) Perth is Father Greg. didate. Carroll, St. Mary's CathA decisive factor in his edral, Victoria Square, accepting was that not or demographic background of a with person A Perth. only the elite of Bougainstatistical studies is required to assist with school Father Walsh points ville joined in asking out that the attractions him, but also the ordinplanning and developmental project, preferably on a the Congress week are ary village people of all of full time basis. going to include a spec creeds. ial Congress Arts Festiva; covering films, special re "SOLD OUT" Salary according to qualifications and experience. ligious drama, orchestral Father Momis told NC and choral concerts and News that early in his exhibitions at the Nat- ministry he came to the Applications should be addressed to: ional Gallery. conclusion that Australia From Perth the St. had "sold out the people THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER, CATHOLIC EDUCATION Mary's Cathedral choir of Bougainville" to the OFFICE, 45 TYRELL STREET, NEDLANDS, 6009. will be one of the visiting mining interests repremusical groups that will sented by big groups. "I be giving a series of just voiced the griev4,r4113510113011111106. . ...".4.7311.911111MINIMMIllifiniMPOW,2 short concerts in the ances of the people," he great hall of the National said. "I put into words what they were feeling Gallery each day. but did not know how to The Iona Passion play cgsay. That was all." from Brisbane will be (In London, the AngliXavier Colpresented at lege and at the Sidney can Church said that it has sold its major shares, Myer Music Bowl. Scholarships 1973 worth $2.67 million, in an trzemoso international mining and smelting corporation, beIT'S cause of the firm's plans TWO OLD BOYS' SCHOLARSHIPS OBVIOUS to mine uranium in '4ubscripiion and South-West Africa, now C hosen on the basis of 1972 Achievement Cert. CLASSIFIED ADS. under the control of g 31st Oct. i472. or its equivalent. IN South Africa. Tenable for two years value $600.00 each.
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THE STATE BUDGET AND EDUCATION By Father J. NESTOR, Director of Catholic Education
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Thursday, October 5, 1972
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School vacancies next year-
The Catholic Education Circular in a recent issue requested information on the vacancies that would occur in Catholic schools in 1973. The first list was published in The Record on September 7, and a further list is published below. The information lists the vacancies for 1973, any departures in 1973 from previous arrangements and the suggested times for enrolment for 1973. Symbols: B—boys only; G—girls only. For example: 1 (10),- 2, 4 (4B), 6 (5G) means vacancies as follows Grade one, 10 vacancies, boys or girls; grade two, class completely vacant; grade four, four boys; grade six, five
Archdiocesan calendar
October The State Government has decided to pay to 2 p.m. The dedication of the chapel or Independent Schools its twenty percent share of St. John of God, Subiaco. The Auxiliary the running costs of educating a child in a governBishop. ment school. 10 a.m. Celebration of the Feast of Maria 8 It is not known what amount will be agreed average national a as Annunziata and the closure of the ItalAustralia upon throughout ian mission at St. Kieran's Church, estimate of the running costs of a child in a Osborne Park, The Archbishop. government school. The figures tentatively menConfirmation, Guildford. The Auxiliary tioned were $313 for primary schools and $525 for Bishop. secondary. 3.30 p.m. The public reception for PrinThe hope within the Catholic school system 10 ENROLMENTS FOR 1973 cess Margaret. The Archbishop and the was that the Commonwealth Government would PRIMARY Auxiliary Bishop. increase its per capita grants to 20 percent of Majella, Balga. each of those amounts and that the State GovernClasses with vacancies: 1(9), 3(3), 4(10). Confirmation, Brentwood. 11 ment would likewise increase per capita contribuEnrolment dates: 29.9.1972. The Lombardi retreat of six days, at. 13 tions similarly at their earliest convenience. La Salle, Midland. tended by bishops, priests, r eligious Catholic school authorities were hoping that the Classes with vacancies: 5(10B). superiors and laity. major from rise would 1973: for grants Commonwealth per capita (NC). VENICE Changes in Enrolment Practices 3.30 p.m. Opening of new Mass centre, 15 $50 per primary pupil to approximately $62 and No Grade 4 boys. "Venice must live." Coolbellup. the State Government's from $30 to $62. The Enrolment dates: Preferably before end words and these With corresponding secondary per capita increases 1972. a private contribution of would be from $68 to $105 on the Commonwealth's St. Louis, Claremont. about $50,000, Pope Paul the State of the part 6(9B), on $105 $40 to AQUINAS PROCESSION part and from Classes with vacancies: 4(10B), 5(13B), ranks of the joined Government. 7(8B). people concerned over The annual Eucharistic festival and The Commonwealth contribution will be paid Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: the ultimate fate of this takes place at Aquinas ,procession from January 1. The State Government has No entrance examination. Preference for lagoon city, which is October 29 comSunday, on decided to deduct from its contribution the cost Catholics but non-Catholics also admitted. stricken with the fatal College to p.m. Indepengiven 3 at been have of time. illness mencing of other benefits which Enrolment dates: Now. dent schools in past years. The occasion will coincide with the Maria Goretti, Wembley. Speaking to an estimatThe result is that instead of the amount expected Classes with vacancies: 1(10G), 2(8G), 3(10G), preparation throughout ed 100,000 people in St. third stage of by the Catholic Schools from the State Govern4(7G). for the forthcoming MelMark's Square, the Pope Australia ment the additional sum available under the 20 Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: cried out in Italian, bourne Congress as parish groups take percent formula will now be $40,000 for all indepenNot finalised. "Venice must live." His up the theme of the Eucharist in a fourdent schools in WA. or less than one dollar per Our Lady of Victories, Wembley. words were answered by week study programme. pupil. cheers and applause. Classes with vacancies: 1(10), 2(4), 3(8). The Government will argue that economic conChanges in Enrolment Practices for 1973: The blessing of the sick will again be Engineers have estimaditions are depressed and that West Australian Grades 1 to 3 only hereafter. (2 classes in of the procession. highlight ted that the city of canals a governments were more generous than other each grade). Grades 4-7 go to St .Joseph's Adis the into sinking States in the provision of benefits other than per Emphasis to the eucharistic theme will from 1973. riatic Sea at a rate of capita grants. be given by a display of artwork on this Trinity, Perth. about a quarter of an Independent and Catholic school authorities will Classes with vacancies: Nil. inch each year and that subject from the Catholic schools. now have to revise the optimistic outlook and Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: it is possible that by the "Love one another as I spirit created within the Independent sector by year 2048 it will disapNo change. exceed already the Prime Minister's statement of May last. have loved you." Applications waves. the beneath pear dates: Enrolment Approximately, 80 per cent of the recurrent costs vacancies. of schools are salary costs. The proportion in Notre Dame, Cloverdale. Catholic schools is probably higher. Classes with vacancies: 1(6), 2(6), 3(8), 4(8). The promise of a formula which would lift forty Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: percent of those costs from the budget of schools Boys can be kept to Grade 6. which traditionally have been, still are, and hope Help of Christians, East Victoria Park. to remain available to lower income groups was Classes with vacancies: 2(10), 3(15), 5(20G), attractive indeed. 6(24G), 7(30G). The Premier's speech noted the high incidence Enrolment Dates: Early December. of wage increases, and the accelerating price rises Sacred Heart, Highgate. and inflationary pressures which affect all social Classes with vacancies: Nil. institutions. These continue to gnaw mercilessly Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: at the financial structure of Catholic education Nil. in W.A. and increases in government assistance St. Francis Xavier's, Armadale. have never been generous enough to counter them. Classes with vacancies: 1(40), 2(8), 3(5), 4(5), Catholic schools in the other States of Australia 5(5), 6(4), 7(4). will get significant additional assistance in 1973 Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: from the new formula. Boys are taken to Grade 7. The effect of the Governments' action on CathoEnrolment dates: Any time during Term 3. lic schools in W.A. will be particularly severe and St. Jerome's, Spearwood. the situaiton at those schools could deteriorate Classes with Vacancies: 1(20), 2(3), 3(4), 4(3G), critically in 1973, if the State Government feels 6(3G), 7(3G). unable to change its method of implementing the Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: 20 percent formula, or declines to supplement it No Grade 4 boys in 1973. (Vacancies for boys in the manned hoped for by Catholic schools. exist at St. Brendan's). The new development raises serious issues for Enrolment dates: Friday mornings, 10.30 till Catholic parents. They cannot fail to notice that noon. State Government expenditure on education will St Thomas', Claremont. increase by 11.7 percent, that school buidlings are Classes with vacancies: Vacancies in all grades. provided fully from public finance for pupils of Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: Government schools, the salaries of their teachers Nil. are paid in full, and that they will receive addiEnrolment dates: Any time to 15th December. tional benefits in text book allowances from the St. Aloysius', Sbenton Park. present Budget. Classes with vacancies: Approx. 6 vacancies Catholic parents are aware of their inalienable in all Grades (1-6). right and duty to educate their children to full Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: human maturity as defined, sung and joyously Nil. c ontemplated in the Christian tradition and that Enrolment dates: Any time to 15th December. Catholic school authorities continue to offer professional expertise and a learning environment SECONDARY which are in accordance with the consciences of St. Gertrude's, New Norcia. such parents, and which are not available in Classes with vacancies: 1(10G), 2(10G), 3(3G), Government schools. 4(8G), 5(5G). They can rightly argue that their freedom of, Enrolment dates: Boarding enrolments as choice in education is no freedom at all if it is so soon as possible. constructed economically that it is unavailable to La Salle, Midland. the childre nof all income levels. Classes with vacancies: 3(10B). Issues of such great principle must be kept Enrolment dates: Preferably before end before all who serve the community, most of all 1972. before State educators and State economists who St. Louis, Claremont. would admit to having no mandate to educate Classes with vacancies: 1(11B), 2(7B), 3(4B) or administer other than service of parental and 4(10B). community interest in social justice, equity, and Changes in Enrolment Practices for 1973: charity. No entrance examination. Preference for Questions must be raised about the thinking of Catholics but non-Catholics will be taken. those who would see the basic essentials of educaEnrolment dates: Now. tion provided free for the Government school sec- Siena, Doubleview. tor, while a movement towards paying a small Classes with vacancies: 1(20G), 2(10G), 3(10G). portion of the cost of the same essentials in the C.B.C., Highgate. case of the Independent schools seems to be given Classes with vacancies: 4(30B), 5(45B). with one hand and taken away with the other. Enrolment dates: Until 1st November. Keaney, Bindoon. 41111M111111111111111111MMONIMMINIM 11111111F. Classes with vacancies: Nil. Trinity, Perth. Classes with vacancies: Nil. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST St. Patrick's, Geraldton. CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Classes with vacancies: 1(10B), 2(15B), 3(15B), 8151 21 ... ARCADE PICCADILLY 4(10B), 5(5B). PERTH: 21 5304 PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 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WE ARE DRINKING MORE WINE
Australians are drinking more and more wine as the years go by and this trend has been marked in the years since the end of World War II.
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It is in the new build- carried liquor licences ing of Coolbev Hay for more than 40 years. Street at 165-171 Hay The first, licence, Street, Subiaco, and it is known colloquially as a the most up-to-date gallon licence, was held liquor outlet of its type in conjunction with a grocery store. in the State. Then in It is fully carpeted 1939 the business became right through and great a straight liquor store care has been taken in and held the first such the design of facilities for licence in Perth. storing, displaying and selling. It is probably the biggest liquor store in Perth and suburbs. Some idea of the scope of activity which it permits can A notable aspect of be obtained from the fact Coolbev's activities is its of the that the main part handling of wines for store is 76 feet long and the altar. 30 feet wide. The organisation is the The new premises are distributor of Seven sole a reconstruction of old ones—and the new build- Hills altar wine and is ing is five times as big agent for Renmano altar wine. as the old one. It supplies all the parAll wines in the new store are correctly bin- ishes in Western Austraned and racked — lying' lia. Wine for the altar is down — and customers are able to move among made by a special meththe racks to inspect the od under special condistocks and make their tions and is produced only by specially qualichoices. There is, of course, a fied wine-makers. A total of 500 to 600 full range of beers and dozen bottles is supplied spirits. in Western Australia in One of the outstanding a year. features of the new construction is that at the premises there is parking for 20 customers' cars off the road and on the premises—which is a great boon in a busy area Mych of the so-called where ordinary parking "proper" ideas about is by no means easy. the choice of wine with The manager of Cool- various dishes in a meal bev Hay Street is Mr. has disappeared in AusNorman Thorne, a young tralia. man alive to the needs With the increasing acof the modern wine drin- ceptance of wine, people ker, who has obtained are drinking the wine high marks in the two that suits their palate. Wire Service Guild ex- For instance the old idea aminations conch tctect that white wine had to here. be drunk with white The site and the history meat and red wine with of the business, which is red meat has almost ennear the corner of Hay tirely been abandoned. Street and Coghlan Road, There is a general forms a link with the affinity between wines past. For many years the and it is possible to so business was known as serve them that they the Westral Wine and compliment one another Spirit Agency, and pre- rather than "neutralise" mises on the site have ore another.
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Enzymes are all-important in thehuman digestive system What are enzymes? Enzyms are catalysts. And what are catalysts? Catalysts are agents simply aid or hasten a chemical reactio n but play no part in this reaction. hich w
Enzymes are a special the size of the foodkind of catalyst because particles exposes the inBy Sister M. Philomena Earle, they are biological in ner portions for the subB.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip.Dietetics; origin. They are made of sequent action of the digSt. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. material estive and iological enzymes. b The addition of liquid they are an essential part of all biological systems. brings soluble materials The material of which into solution so that they been quite thoroughly tiny blood vessels which enzymes are made is can be attacked more liquidfied by the addition carry them into the gen of the saliva (in the eral circulation, after protein—very much like easily by enzymes. and stomach many other enzymes proSubsequently both pro- mouth) the protein that is present in the white of egg-- cesses, of course, also juices; so it has been duced by the cells, lining and the biological sys- make swallowing easier. thoroughly mixed by the intestinal wall, deal by passing with the remaining fragSaliva contains the first chewing, tems in which enzymes participate are the essen- of the digestive enzymes down the aesophagus and ments by breaking them tial biochemical pro- with which food comes by being well churned in down into their simplest components. cesses that take place in into contact. This enzyme the stomach. is ptyalin or salivary It is now ready to pass every living cell. Any undigested food into the duodenum, the residue is passed into the In a human individual, amylase (amyl—from a certain enzymes are sec Greek word for starch). beginning of the small large intestine which abintestine, where the main sorbs the water from un. So ptyalin is rather a reted into the digestive processing of digestion digested particles which they break where starch-splitting enzyme, tract become consolidated into down the food particles which slowly begins to takes place. So when the gastric a form for normal eliminto small units which digest our potato-starch can be absorbed and car- in our sample meal as contents enter the intes- ination. ried to the cells for their the food moves down the tine the first thing en- Conclusively — the subcountered is the secrenourishment. aesophagus to enter the tion from the pancreas ject of nutrition is inEnzymes are extremely stomach. being poured into the in- timately bound up with important to the field of So the digestive juices testine as the stomach enzymes and also their medicine. begin to flow into the begins to empty. This sec- function in the body. So not only is digestion We understand that stomach as soon as mas- retion contains sodium each organ of the human tication begins—even the bicarbonate, a basic sub- accomplished by the acbody possesses its own very odour of food is stance neutralising the tion of enzymes in the gastro-intestinal Pictured after their recent wedding at Our Lady of Mount Carmel characteristic pattern of sufficient to establish acid in the stomach. tract enzymes. When an organ this process . So, these important dig- but the "burning" of food Church, Mullewa, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAuliffe. The bride is diseased or damaged, The digestive juices, estive enzymes operate for energy and the chemwas formerly Christina Perrottina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. a portion of its enzymes normally, are highly acid in the intestine, function- ical change of one matPerrottina and the groom is the second eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. leak into the blood- and contain the strong ing most efficiently in a erial into another for use in the body are accomstream giving a diagnos- mineral acid—hydrochlo- neutral environment. F. McAuliffe of Mendel. tic sign, pointing to the ric acid; they also contain The pancreatic secre- plished by enzyme reacorgan that has been dam- the pepsin tion also contains a num- tions—and a great many enzymes aged. which is a protein—hyd- ber of enzymes which of them. Again, what are en- rolizing enzyme but does unite and are responSerious disorders are zymes? Enzymes are the not hydrolize proteins sible for food digestion. inborn errors of metaregulators, the overseers, c ompletely. One of these is a potent bolism resulting from the universal agents of Subsequently, when a amylase, which we know the failure of the body to life. meat and potato meal is contains the action begun produce a necessary enWhen food is taken ready to be expelled -from by the ptylin of breaking zyme. In normal persons into the mouth it is brok- the stomach the starch down starch molecules enzymes affect the operaFrom Project Compassion funds this year, sion crops — sometimes en down into small particles in the potatoes, into much smaller sugar tion of almost every propieces by chewing or and the protein particles units. Pancreatic juice cess occurring within the Australian Catholic Relief will set up a small loan double—the local farmmasticating and becomes in the meat have been also contains a lipase body. fund with a grant of $1,475 to help small farm- ers want to adopt the same improved methods. thoroughly mixed with partially broken down which breaks down fat Again, enzymes are ers throughout India. saliva from the salivary into smaller fragments. molecules to glycerol and proteins. They catalyse But the farmers canThe fund will advance people are often forced not adopt those improvglands. Breaking down Therefore, the food has free fatty acids. chemical reactions which suitable but timely loans to work as labourers on Bile, produced by the would not take place to enable these farmers the fields of the better-off ed methods because they do not have the capital. liver, is secreted into the without their presence. to cultivate their hold- people. They can be denatured intestine along with the Capital is available ings. The applicant for the pancreatic juice. Bile con- by heat, inactivated by from local moneylendThe funds has been apgrant, Father J. G. Sacco, micro - organisms and tains certain materials proved because of usur S.J., the parish Priest ers at 50 per cent., 75 per known as bile salts, are very sensitive and ious rate of interest says that in the area they cent or even sometimes —SOLE AGENTS— may be inactivated or which act like soaps help100 per cent interest. Obby heavy charged by local money have had very valuable viously, ing to make fats soluble obliterated says Father \ V V:Fri ' '7 lenders; this works out, Peace Corps volunteers so they can be hydrolised metals and detergents. En 411, to be over 50 per cent who have helped to intro- Sacco, any improvement Yes, true, the distor- compound by the panreatic enzyme, interest. duce the use of fertiliser financed with such a high tion of enzyme-pattern in lipase. 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco The initial project will and improved seeds on rate of interest will not the serium makes localNow what happens? be located at Cilimpur the fields of the mission be much profit to the culisation of the great dam- which is a The products of diges81 1410 — 81 1754 village of San- which have resulted in an tivators. tion are absorbed direct- age very difficult. tal people. almost double yield. LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY Sister M. Philornena Earle. ly through the walls of The land is generally Seeing the tremendous THE RECORD CLASSIB.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. the small intestine into poor and the tribal improvements in the mis- FIEDS GET RESULTS_ Dietetics, A.I.M.T.
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Cathedral design proclaims new liturgical roles the Archdiocesan people of God. After the Second VatThe first reican Council gave its quirement ofpractical the liturgy mandate for the revision is good visibility, ease of of the liturgy, it was movement and a good realised that it was only sense of a matter of time before tween therelationship beexisting churches would the people. celebrant and have to adapt to the reFor this reason the quirements of the new liturgy as it emerged marble altar rails in St. and settled into its new Mary's will be removed from the front of the format. sanctuary and placed so Cathedral, St. Mary's as to make along with many major between the balustrades sanctuary the and the around churches adjoining chapwith faced was world, els. more demanding decisAll alterations have ions than smaller parish been designed to require churches. In order to have time a minimum of expense for ideas to clarify a tem- by using the existing porary wooden altar was materials in the relocaplaced in the forward tion of the elements of part of the sanctuary. the liturgy. For the same Since that time various reason it was decided possibilities of remodel- not to make any strucling were assessed. A tural alteration to the study was made of solu- existing cathedral buildtions that had been made ing. in other cathedrals in NEW LIGHTING Australia, especially St. New lighting will be inPatrick's Cathedral, Melstalled to give particular bourne. The W.A. Liturgical emphasis to the various Commission, with many new features and the others, was asked to con- sound system will be retribute ideas for the de- planned to give the best velopment of a solution assistance to the liturgy. and the professional serRegarding the siting of vices of Mr. W. Stevenson the altar, there is at preof Stevenson and Mc- sent a great awakening Comish, architects, were to the dignity and imporretained for the project. tance of the action of the The cathedral has a Mass so that the fullest special role in the life participation of the of a diocese. It is the people in the Sacrifice is mother church of the assured. many churches, chapels The new altar has a and, in fact, any place simple bold design; in a where Mass is celebrated. similar vein are the lecThe cathedral altar is tern and the celebrant's symbolic of the place of chair. the Bishop in bringing The marble and other about the celebration of The architect's draw- the Eucharist in all parts material used will be light in colour to draw ing of the cathedral of his diocese. On im- attention to the altar and portant occasions large sanctuary showing the groups of people will to provide contrast with the backdrop of the new arrangements of come together in the bishop's chair and clergy the various elements, cathedral to share in his seats which will be in Mass. dark wood. new the including Since he is the chief The great candlesticks and pastor of the flock the at present on the high chair bishop's a altar will stand on the clergy-seating area. The celebration of such liteucharist and other floor at the side of the remodelling work will urgical occasions of im- main altar. The great start within a few days. portance require a stan- altar cross will be fixed dard of design that will to one of the sanctuary help these functions re- pillars. veal the presence of Christ in the midst of ( Continued on Page 9).
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Eucharistic devotion
Gothic larger other ( From Page 8) gradually adopThis backdrop will con- churches ted the habit of placing sist of a screen in a neotabernacle on the Gothic style, stretching the high altar. across the sanctuary apDuring the first centurproximately at the posithe Eucharist was ies tion of the present high usually reserved in the altar. from the 9th The high altar will be sacristy; was kept in it Century its and dismantled and only itself church the marble used in the lower since the 16th Century while screen, the of part did it become customary the upper part is in to fix the tabernacle to jarrah. altar. The present jarrah seat- the in the 11th Emphasis ing for the clergy will be shiftCenturies 12th and transferred to the rear ed from that of the Sacof the sanctuary and will rifice of Christ and the blend in with the decor Church to the Presence of the screen. Christ as God and In a central position a of in the Eucharist. ExMan new chair for the Archposition of the Blessed bishop will be erected, Sacrament followed this using the wood from the and on occasions idea This sedilia. present Mass was said before chair will highlight the Blessed Sacrament role of the bishop as the exposed. chief pastor among his The revised liturgy now people and presiding over sees clearly again the two diocese the of liturgy the of Sacrifice and Recent decrees have elements Sacrament. The reserved directed that canopied rament will be kept thrones be discontinued sac a place of devotion in the as the place for with an invitation to inbishop to preside. prayer. The present marble timate Sacred Heart the n I throne is considered to Chapel a new tabernacle be of artistic merit and artistry in alwill be left as a monu- of silver proportions heroic most ment, but usually it will to match the large dimennot be used in ceresions of the cathedral monies. stand on a marble The most significant. will base, not to be confused change that will be not with an altar. iced in the redesign of The third major elethe Cathedral will be the ment of the re-design will placing of the Blessed be the placing of the bapSacrament in the Sacred tismal font in its own Heart Chapel. sacramental area in the Where possible, the chapel of St. Therese. church has always enThe font will have the couraged the practice of same bold design of the having a special chapel main altar and the base set apart for the reserva- for the tabernacle. The tion of the Blessed Sac. font will make provision rament. for flowing water and In smaller churches the Easter candle reprethis has been often too senting the Risen Christ costly an arrangement; will stand by the font.
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Pope on peace and slanders, spites, jealousies in the Church UDINE (NC).—While avoiding any mention of war during his one-day "Pilgrimage for Peace" here, Pope Paul spoke out firmly for peace and unity both in the Church and the world. He asked that charity essary to be inserted orreplace "antipathies, jeal- ganically in the Mystical ousies, slanders, spites, Body of Christ to enjoy and contestations" in the the authentic fullness of the spirit of Christ," he Church. The Sunday before he added. Later, speaking extemcame here for a national CASTELGANDOLFO, Eucharistic Congress -- poraneously, Pope Paul ( NC ). — Pope Paul—in after a stop in Venice told priests and nuns what appeared to be a and Aquileia the Pope packed into Udine's cath- warning against a curannounced that he would edral: rent theological notion "What if times are which holds that the make this a pilgrimage for peace in the world. bad? You are consecrat- E ucharist can be The night before he ed Religious and that is brought into being combat by the Christian to left his summer villa at sufficient -tiastelgandolfo, however, evil." community without the Earlier in the day, ad- presence of an ordained Israel invaded Lebanon in an attempt to knock dressing priests and Re- priest — said that the 0 Pictured at the St. Joseph Association anniv ersary. Left to right: Mr .Jim Martino, Mrs. out Arab guerrilla bases ligious of Venice in St. Eucharist could be Martino, Mrs. A. Silvestri, Bishop Quinn, Mrs. A ndreatta, Mr. L. Previtali, president of the St. Mark's basilica there, the achieved only through there. His theme of peace in Pope suggested that one the ministerial priest- Joseph Association; Mr. V. Andreatta, Mr. D. G uagliardo, secretary of the association. the Church was set in his cause of the present tur- hood. main address to more moil in the Church was Speaking to crowds at than 100,000 persons at the desire of some to rehis summer home after an oucdoor Mass in the place the traditional with returning from Italy's main square of Udine -- valueless substitutes. A letter of commendation of Mr. Valentino Andreatta from the Archbishop was one of the actually a gigantic park While thousands await- 18th national Eucharistic with trees and flowers ed him in the square out- Congress in Udine, the highlights of the ball held on September 22 to mark the 21st anniversary of the St. Joseph and gravel walks. side the golden-domed Pope first recalled "the Association. In that address the basilica, the Pope stres- marvellous and myster Mr. Andreatta is foun- Jim Martino who was sociation membership Pope stressed the need sed the importance of ious reality of the Euchder and conductor of the awarded a certificate of badge in remembrance for unity in the Church. the "catholicity of the arist." Italian choir that has life membership as the of her late husband who Declaring that the one people of God" and THE "REALITY" Eucharist touched on the told the Venice Religious: He added: "This real featured for over twenty first president of the as- was for many years president of the associaunity of the Church and "We recommend that ity is not achieved except years in the various tra- sociation. Mrs. D. Silvestri was tion. therefore involved his you preserve tradition; through a minister, that ditional feast day funcoffice as successor of the gain nourishment from is through the minister- tions in many parishes. presented with a gold Present at the ball also Also honoured was Mr. medal replica of the asApostles. the Pope said: it. ial priesthood, which is were Bishop Quinn, "We encourage you to wonderfully and exclus Mons. Sullivan, chaplain "FROM CHRIST" maintain your faith in it, ivelY qualified to bring of the association, Fr. "We must all be one. to understand it and to about the Eucharist. to Dario Brunetti; Mr. John We must constitute a use it as a powerful in- celebrate Mass." Harman, M.L.A., represMONUMENTAL society of one mind . Pope Paul also noted spirational force and as a enting the State Governa society that is living grave and responsible ob- that although Eucharistic SPECIALISTS ment; Mr. D. O'Neill, reand supernatural (be- ligation of further worship was the core of presenting the Opposi83 Great Eastern cause) it comes from growth, of continued pro- each church community. tion, Cr. Parnham, repreChrist." Wway, Reckliffe the very many local gress." senting the Perth City The Eucharist, the Pope churches thus formed C ouncil, Mr. and Mrs. T. Tradition, "the chain Phone 65 3157 said, brought us as browere "in reality a single D'Orsonga, Mr. Gangemi, thers around the table which cannot be broken, spiritual and social enA fter Hours 61 5667 president of the Italian of Christ. where we were is the obligation of our tity." Local churches club, Irish is taught as a basic language in Eire's and Mrs. Gangemi. i nnitsormmoinummenimmiml moment in history," the made one. were portions of the schools, but has become a subject of much Because this was so, Pope said. This "rich and single Churdh, he said. controversy in Church circles in that country. those in the Church could precious patrimony," was „Jot "stir up the defects being threatened by some When Vatican II author- other in the chanting of of small groups, that is, who would diminish it ised (encouraged would the liturgy during the antipathies, jealousies, and disperse it to the have been a better ex- same Mass. slanders, spites, contes- winds. LA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTRE pression) the use of the In the main this is a tations, aversions and "It is easy to tear down because protest minority liturgy the vernacular, fights which often tend and suppress," the Pope ALBANY HIGHWAY, BENTLEY 6102 was duly translated into the Irish Catholic Church to grow even in our added, "but not easy to has officially decreed Irish. Telephone 68 8768 midst." find a substitute that has However, the English that Irish language liturThe Pope said that it an authentic value." Mass is most prevalent in gical services will be held would be a sad fate for To stay with the traSTUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP both the 22 counties and wherever there should be local churches to lose the ditional was not an easy in the six-county Ulster need or demand for COLOUR AND BLACK WH I TE PROCESSING — 48 HRS. catholicity of the one thing to do. Indeed, to do Mr. Chris Kiernan, a north. them. 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RASTER, THE RECORD AND THE IRA
Italian divorce law causing increased political tension
ROME (NC).—A political thunderhead is piling up over Italy's divorce law, which in its 21 months of life has already toppled two governments With reference to the article on page six of The Record of September 14, it should be and even the centre-left coalition that governed Italy for a decade. pointed out that although it refers to Belfast, it was an article taken from the British paper Where the lightning majority. They wanted tion with the Christian The Universe".
gain a year's Democrats. These two incidents applauded by everyone will strike nobody is elections to Father Aquinas claims it is most remarkable sure, but some likely can- delay for the anti-divorce Such an attitude smacks are who those have rated should that 85 surely of except the percent now ot for 18 months which they of political blackmail to people reject the violence as news and consequent- dead, because it was not didates for instant de- referendum, Democratic ry little if any news would go Christian feared openly the divorce are molition truce oni Ulster appeared in of the Provisional Irish ly made your columns, done earlier. This leadership. Premier Giulaw itself and the pre- against them. broken be to later to claims if The Record Must Army. was Republican lur paper (and God A second irony is that lio Andreotti has just Iv Army at sent precarious coalition ows there was plenty) we therefore assume that be a Catholic newspaper. by the British same parties that served notice on the Socthese Democrats, Christian of al, suddenly, your they accept the violence Embittered Catholics Lenadoon. massive sym- Social Democrats and fought to delay the refer- ialists that he does not to regard now Although have British come the Imperial of "Repuoclline appears, endum and that torpedo- need them or their supthe I.R.A. tactics as the pathy is with the Irish Liberals. tion of Provisionals by Army? governments for refus- port. beed peace uneasy The atholics Urged": calcu- If not, why does Fr. only means of achieving people very little comes tween the Vatican and ing to let anti-referenBesides, every politicConservative basic justhe and Aquinas civil rights remain missilent from ted deliberately to be steam- ian remembers that the legislation dum priest-eating once taly's I Catholic the tice because the only hierarchy of Ad and deceive Austra- about this violence? through, now are parties left the divorce Does he condone the things Britain has ever Church, just as in the secularists might also fall rolled l.' readers. By publish to the referen- question up to the free once storm looking the to victim Ag such, you take sides hunger strike by Catho- given Ireland are widows fight for the Irish Repub- it breaks. This time the dum as their best hope of vote of their members favoured lic, the bishops I this bitter and hor- lic Republican women in and orphans. Vatican, which resisted keeping divorce alive and until its political clout ible war, which is Ire- Armagh gaol or the savWorld sympathy and British rule while the the introduction of div- well in Italy. became clear. Then they age sentence of 12 years' support are with the priests sympathised with md's cross today. ferendum made it a matter of party anti-re That that grounds the on orce openly and imprisonment on Susan Irish people and the the I.R.A. One could get very Loughran, aged 23? the Italian-Vatican con- legislation, in the form discipline. guerilla freedom fighters aided them as they still cordat guarantees the in- of divorce-law amendNow they are stuck 7nica1 when one wontoday. do His attack on the Cath- (usually called terrorthat would have with it. Or are they? of ments marriage, n's how it is that Iredissolubility I Catholic Irish As an nd's bid for its rights olic women of the ghet- ists or murderers, depen- deplore the violence in has been keeping stud annulled the referendum Since divorce was never is out of the question a question of political lways finishes up being toes is despicable, and ding, of course on who Ireland today, and ask iously aloof. immoral", and every his advice to the oppres- does the defining). could now in Italy's new anti- principle — except with law divorce The prinAustralian that the the Christian Democrats ffort to win freedom sed people of the ghetPeople like Fr. Aquinas ciple of fair go be applied vanish in one of two divorce parliament. But simple repeal of —could not the so-called :Id independence be- toes, contemptible. are the type who, when in publishing both sides ways. It could be struck law, though pro-divorce parties quietnes stymied by having Mrs. Marie Drumm, trouble starts, run to a story. The Austra- down by .the Italian peo- the divorce possible ly drop their interest in no mandate" from the from Ulster, at a rally or- corner, get down on their of the mathematically refernationwide a in ple lian public is surely enendum scheduled for in that Parliament, is pol- the matter, letting it die ganised in London on knees and pick up their titled to know. Father Aquinas's his- June 3 this year, outside prayer-books, while real It is obvious that Brit- next spring. Or it could itically difficult because a decent death through :Ionics are his own, and the Ministry of Defence, men run to a corner, get ain maintains a "paper- be relaced by parliament, it would imply the sup- parliamentary repeal? This possibility has not oust be taken as such. had this to say: "The down on one knee and wall" around Ireland, but which has had an anti- port of the Parliament's been pressed in the Ital11eY are not in keeping fighting men will have all pick up a rifle to defend to what extent does she divorce majority since neo-Fascists. last spring's elections. iith, for instance, Fr. the protection they need justice c'nd liberty. That, claim the minor- ian newspapers, but it succeed in influencing One irony is that Italy's ity parties in the Govern- seems the easiest way gichael Connolly of Tip- from us (women). We It is because of these The Record? Must we pry who asserts that want peace, but peace men that, on January 22 Irish plead in vain for a pro-divorce parties forc- ment and outside it, out of a blind alley that le campaign of the IRA with justice that can be this year Mr. Whitelaw fair go or do we have to ed the very elections that would be the kiss of once seemed the highway L "not just a war, but a passed on to our child- rose in the House of fight the Catholic Press stripped them of their death for their co-opera- to political power. loly war against pagans ren. Until then we will Commons and on behalf as well? Llci people who have no go on fighting, we will of the British GovernJOSEPH CONLAN, :espect for human dig- not give up this fight." ment accepted a truce Mosman Park. :Ay". Why has The Record with the IRA, a gesture on silent when remained keepin Nor are they Keep your housing costs down la with the ideas of the June 9 this year Fr. by securing a reasonably priced building site. We offer high lots with lovely v!ews at n ests of Derry, Frs. Aquinas's Church of Holy eorge McLaughlin, Mar- Cross was bombed and SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY ful ly serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. damaged, a Rooney, Edward Daly, extensively from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 74-% thony Mulvey, Joseph along with the monasHandy to Beach. Modern Homes adjacent. He once gave evidence Following the estaband Dennis tery in the Ardoyne? arolan no Per', in priv;Je nearest is This the before a U.S. Senate inHamersley area. rady, who openly ac. On the same date, in lishment of Right to Life quiry in Missouri in favuse the British Army of Upper Shankhill Road, Associations throughout We also build two or three bed:- ...,om Homes in this Suburb BELFAST ( NC ).-----The from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly ilful murder. There are six persons were mur- Australia, W.A. will hold our of moderate liberal- Irish Catholic bishops payments. abortion the of isation the in rally any such priests all dered by British forces— its first have invited leaders of Cal l or send for Brochure to Sole Agents along State that in laws iver Ireland like these, a 60-year-old man, three Subiaco City Hall on the Irish Council of the lines suggested by hank God. boys aged 13, 14 and 16 Thursday at 8 p.m. to the American Law Insti- Churches, which represent all major ProtesThat Catholic ghettoes years, a girl aged 14 protest against the cur- tute. tant groups in both mist in the six counties years, all Catholics, and rent demands for legal LTD. R.E.I.W.A. months few a Within parts of Ireland, to a f Ulster is sufficient Fr. Noel Fitzpatrick, aged killing of the unborn. coming laws new the of NEW ADDRESS: NOTE series of talks on mixed hndemnation of corrupt 42 years (C. C. Corpus Sunday rallies will be into force, he became marriages 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, other and ritish rule which is Christie, Ballymurphy), held in all other States convinced that, even with areas of religious ten200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 eing imposed on the who was shot dead while in the same week. liberalised well-written PERTH. sion. Irish people, by massive administering the last The speakers will be laws based on the Ameriad naked force. Pastor Daniel Ch. Overrites to the young girl. Representatives of the can Law Institute propoduin of the South Austra0111Mliasmomsomminaminsiiiimmor were being Catholic and Protestant foetuses sals, lian Lutheran community sacrificed in large num- leaders are now meeting and organising secretary bers, patient care was informally to decide on of Right to Life (S.A.) worse, and dishonesty an agenda. No date has and Professor D. Cavan- was much more preva- yet been fixed, but both W.A.O.A. agh, former chairman of lent than it had been sides are said to be anOPTICIANS--OPTOMETR I STS the Department of Ob- under the older and xious for an early constetrics and Gynaecology 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 ference. more restrictive laws." University, Louis St. Res.: 67 1685 The Very Rev. J. L. M. U.S.A. Haire, principal of the Pastor Overduin is a Presbyterian College, Bel1110111111111 Lutheran clergyman in fast, said that the talks Adelaide. He is married would be "an historic with four children. Born breakthrough" and could in Holland, he came to ' VATICAN CITY (NC) do only good. Australia in 1961 and became a naturalised Aus- —The Vatican, trying to The Irish Council of slow the flow of priests Churches, formed in 1921, tralian citizen in 1966. 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The "simple desire to One immediate outProfessor Cavanagh marry" was not a suffi- come could be the setgraduated at Glasgow cient reason, a letter ting up of a joint body University in 1952, and from the Doctrinal Con- to insure the speedy exserved his residency at gregation said; nor was change of views and inthe Glasgow Royal Infir- "contempt for the law formation between the '50s, mary. In the mid of sacred celibacy." different churches. At the Holland & Venetian Blinds, worked at the Atlantic The Doctrinal Congre- moment there are fewer New JerHospital, City Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, and, at times, none— Rave you tried BEX as a gargle? Just dissolve one sey, and later at the gation warns that going channels of information Bex Powder in a glass of warm water, gargle, then through a civil marriage Jackson Memorial HosFlyscreens, Tarpaulins. the official swallow the solution. You'll appreciate the soothing or announcing the wed- between pital in Florida. relief Bex brings. 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Four short plays; varied success
1972
Religious programmes on ABC
A t., the Hole in the Wall Theatre, Eileen Colocott and Neville Teede appeared in four Short plays by Michael Frayn.
There is nothing widely dreams straight into the RADIO pyiginal about Michael melting pot with reality SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8: Regs.). Frayn's plays or his char- and while the dream may "Religion He depicts the not be strangled, never abters. • "With Heart and 'Voice" "Christianity, chance a it given once is hymns donditions in of Iniman` A programme and v thejo asHs Nov sOrne of his agonies with to succeed. for today presented by roon?. ei;,es•'t,n iiTtunoil i ve John The wild young man's' humour, with ridicule, Tony Lee. 7 a.m. (SWF). A w no,rlkicinagn the attracpassion for Patrick asprcieusit:.; and insight Music" with always "Sacred tive but .much older always with pessimism. K ir kw ao cl. presents Officer for the Frayn may be subjec- woman is nothing more Bach's Cantata No. 5, .Council Of Christian for flee" I tive in what he says than a part of his search shall !Whither Education in Schools in truth of his Victoria; about other people.I sup- to prove the the 19th Sunday after with David Pope talks pose we all are. The char- crazy philosophy. Trinity. 7.30 a.m. (6WN) about In "Mr. Foot," perhaps "Encounter": "Pilgrim's the teaching of Religion acters in his plays may i n State successful of most Schools' wriggle and play around the Journey" — The 12th 10.15 p.m. (6WN). today. as long as they like but the four plays, the midOctober is the centenary * *, like well-hooked fish at dle-aged businessman exof the birth of Ralph the end of a strong line presses his tension and Vaughan Williams. Am- MONDAY to FRIDAY, they will never escape anxiety in the compulsive ongst the music he has OC ,4RTO eaBdEinRgs9-1F3r:orn twitching of his foot. their miserable fate. left us is a three-hour The He may not respond to The first play is about morality "Pilgrim's Pro- Bible": The Rev. Dr. L. gress" and a short can- L. Morris of a young married couple the continual chatter and Melbourne. • with their newborn baby questions of his wife but tata "Pilgrim's Journey" 7.10 a.m. (6WN); 6,15 back for a romantic in- his foot does. She can't inspired by John Bunterlude 'to the hotel in talk to a non-responsive yan's allegorical master"Pause (RegA s.)M The cantata is Rev. Tommy oment" The piece. Venice where they spent person but she can talk Plaizier .of foot. responsive a to their honeymoon. sung by the choir of St. Sydney. 9.15 a.m. tephen's Anglican S ColloEileen Certainly and , Regs.). They have the same The Church at Willoughby in :: bedroom, only this time cott's conversation with Way": (6:P11e Sydney, under the direc- Rev. Peter they have a crying baby Neville Teede's foot was Lomas, Counis Edgar. It Paul of tion highthe dramatically sellor for Mental to think about end abproduced and presented Mr. Lomas will Health. sorb their energies. light of the evening; it be presby Alan Robson. 8 a.m. enting a series Their cherished memor- was also the most serious of talks TIBOR PAUL (6WF). on Peace, looking to the ies of romance cannot be point of Michael Frayn's Fr. It" Rev. Face "Let's individual and the inner recreated, nor I suppose four plays. Hilton Deakin of Mel- man for the can they be for any man The fourth play, "Chinasource of bourne. 9 a.m. (Regs.). true peace. foolish enough or immat- men," is sheer farce al10.20 am. Beth"Divine Service" ure enough to hanker though it still makes a * (6WN and Regs.)*. lehem Lutheran Church, after them. valid comment on modAdelaide. The worship The grain of thought ern suburban life where will be led by Pastor MONDAY to SATURDAY image important is more is there but Eileen ColoWendt, who will OCTOBER 9-14: Harry cott and Neville Teede, than reality. also preach the sermon. "Evening Meditation": Benevolent 7th Annual present its Orchestra will though skilled actors The four plays make up The W.A. Symphony 11 a.m. (6WN and Regs) The Rev. John Gilks of they be, find it difficult an evening's light enter- Fund Concert at 8 p.m. in Winthrop Hall on Saturday, October 14. NOTE NEW TIME FOR Perth. 11.50 * p.m. (6WN to convince an audience tainment; whether they and Regs.). FRONTIER be or should that they are a young could be are voted to the 8th Sym- repeat the story of preconcerts These "Frontier": A review of married couple. more than this is diffi- customarily one of the phony of Dvorak, a work vious years by attracting recent religious events In "The New Quixote" cult to tell on a single highlights of the musical that can well claim to be a capacity audience. 5.15 SATURDAY, around the world. Frayn again throws viewing. On this annual occas- p.m. (6WN and year, and this one will John Citizen's most adRegs.). OCTOBER 14: certainly follow in this mired symphony. This is ion last year the concert Hymn "Saturday Saints": A "Community Dvorak at his warm- was played to a capacity Singing": Combined weekly look at the religtradition. It was found The orchestra's popular hearted best, brim full audience. Churches of Bunbury, ious scene presented by musical director Tibor of good spirits and mem- necessary one week be- W.A. 6.30 (6WF and Regs) Patrick Kirkwood and concert to adfore the Paul will be conducting, orable tunes. Morrison.9 10.15 am "Cross Ways": "The George The Galanta Dances vertise in the daily Press Church and Child Care". and the pianist Rosalie 235 Newcastle Street, Perth Myers will make her first surely will receive an that the house had been In this programme, the (Regs.). Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants concert appearance since authentic performance, sold out, so make sure Rev. Fr. Barry Hickey, Repairs a Specialty winning the A.B.C. Com- for not only is Mr. Paul, of your seats now by Director of the Roman Phone 28 7424 monwealth-wide competi- like Kodaly, Hungarian ringing 47-4359, writing Catholic Family Welfare TELEVISION tion in Melbourne this born but furthermore he C/- P.O. 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Hilton Deakin of operation and Alliance of World the a.m. 6.25 Melbourne. motives of a young Churches. Reformed man in choosing the ( 6WN). Congre/ Presbyterian in "Chrysalid", produced by the Contempor* ( priesthood as a way of a skilful is He gational.) ary Dance Workshop and directed by Eleanor WEDNESDAY, life. hymnc ommunicator and Martin at the Octagon Theatre. OCTOBER 11: 9 a.m. on TVW 7: With speaks He "School Service": "Peo- writer. "The Real St. Therese". The most striking thing about this young W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS Herbert. 9.20 p.m. Harry "The Us". No. 28. ple Like An absorbing and honcompany is their wonderful ability to communiPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS est description of the Five Pillars of Faith". approx. cate the sense of excitement, the enthusiasm, and Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and of St. Thercharacter sheer joy of the work they are doing. General Plumbing. Al! Work Guarantred. ese of Lisieux. Phones: 28 8714. 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Well Boys and Girls, my Letterbox was filled to the brim this week. You must all have been very busy in the holidays.
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Lisa-Jane Maidment, Queens Park (8); Clem Rowe, Cloverdale (14); Luke Manolis, Broome (12); Marie Heath, Melville Heights (5); Margaret Van Lamoen, ScarF-low are you all? I wonder how many borough (14); Denise of you attended the Royal Show last Lanigan, New Norcia (12); Terry Mark Meyn, week? Cloyerdale (14); Cather- NATURE NOOK. I hope go, enjoyed you did you If ine Carr, Karrinyup (13).
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I received a very nice letter from Nigel D'cruz of Melville Heights Nigel was born in India and has also lived in England. You must have had a very interesting life, Nigel, and I am glad that you are happy in Australia. From Andrew Ingram of Broome I received a completed Jumbo Holiday Crossword with all the words correct. This must have kept you busy Andrew and I'm glad that you enjoy our crosswords. I will try to have another Jumbo Crossword for you and the other children who enjoy these ones, during our next holiday period.
yourselves. It is always interesting isn't it? * MONDAY It is always amazing too, to see man's OCTOBER 9 Maher. a chievement's such as machinery, fur- Christopher (12); Ernbleton Michelle proand equipment electrical niture, Clarke, Swanbourne duce on display, and to wonder at the (13); Charmaine Lobo, The HORSESHOE CRAB which is sometimes Joanne Coffey of Joondanna also sent in an progress that man has made on Earth East Perth (9); Anthony also known as the KING CRAB, is a large sea interesting letter. Joanne says that she would Broome animal with a shell shaped like a horse's hoof. like a pen pal in the country. Can any of our Puertallono, over the years. Glynn, NolSiobhan (15); country readers please write to Joanne? think to But have you ever stopped lamara (8); • Peter Milne Strange though it sounds, this unusual crab is the things on Plenty of children also sent in riddles and Como Matthew related to spiders and scorpions and is not a true (8); how much man still relies which will be published elsewhere on our jokes Foley, (14); crab. " It is one of the last remaining members Manning God has created? Wood Thank you for these. McMullan, Michael page. for of a large .group of animals that lived in preWe still need cows for milk, cattle lands (13). times. historic As a result of one of the letters I received I beef and leather, pigs for pork, chickens have also to make an apology for an error in for eggs and meat, and bees for honey. * TUESDAY along found is crab The KING or HORSESHOE the correct answer" which was published "Pick I hope that you all had a good look at OCTOBER 10 Atlantic shores and also along the Japanese, World" of 17th August, 1972. "Children's in the animals at the show and thought Michael Bowman, Yau- Chinese, and Indonesian coastlines. given as Calcutta when India of capital The Chris(15); anmi Station pbout this. If you didn't, think about it tine Anderwood, Leonora As you can see from the picture, the main it should have been was Delhi. I don't know New a large of part of the crab's body consists now. very sorry that the (12); Bruce Dufall, Mt. am but happened, this how Also, without the soil, air and rain Yokine (13); Pauline horseshoe-shaped shell which is divided into two mistake was made. (13); parts. At the end of the second part there is a that God supplies we would have no crops O'Hagan, Nedlands Mt. Pleas- sharp spine which the crab uses for defense. McGlew, Luke such as wheat for flour and bread, trees ant (11); Susan Grantis, The KING crab has six pairs of legs which also All the best. Keep the letters coming. for timber, cotton for materials that Doubleview (13); Anne end in spines. These are used for tearing apart BROTHER JUNIPER make our clothes, or other things such as Marie O'Brien, Wongan food and prey. In addition to the legs it also (11); John Leon- has six pairs of swimming organs. sugar, cocoa, coffee, tea, rice, oats, etc. Hills hardt, Mt. Yokine (14); Man has made some improvements on Frank Houwen, East Vic- The crab usually stays under 12 to 36 feet Earth but only because God has made toria Park (12); Monica of water. It crawls up on the beaches in early McGhie, Bedford Park summer to lay its eggs where high tide will just them possible. (9); Anne Dallimore, Mt. wash over them. . . That Magnetism is sets and radios, where Lawley force that acts between they help change electric(8). a Let's thank him for this. On the sea bottom it plows through mud and certain objects that we al impulses into sound. BROTHER JUNIPER. * WEDNESDAY sand in search of food, using its legs and scike call magnets. We often Compasses which use
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Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all lands; Christine RobinBridge Canning son, competition entries, sheuld be addressed to him (14); Glenda Conway, Bentley (14). at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060.
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Des Hardiman, Mt. YoChristopher kine (15); Johnstone, Alfred Cove (12); Timothy Murphy, Scarborough (14); Tony Scarborough ! Murphy, (14); Teena Hall, Alfred Cove (7); Vanessa Cas(9); Karratha perz, Amanda Higgs, Applecross (6); Danny Metcalfe, Scarborough (5); Michael O'Meara, Dianella (14); Peter Lenson, Albany (13); Maureen Lenson, Albany (13).
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thing of magnets as toys magnets help guide ships that pick up pails or safely. From World Book Encyclopedia. other bits of iron and If you have played with steel. But magnetism is a bar magnet you win an important force in know that it will pick up and hold more objects on nature. its ends than on its midThe Earth itself acts as dle. These areas where if its centre contained a magnetism is strongest large magnet. Surround- are called the poles of ing the earth is a mag- the magnet. The name netic field where magnet- poles comes from the ism can be found. Mag- fact that if you hang a netic fields lie around bar magnet from a string every magnet. the two ends will point Magnets are used by to the north and south man in such things as poles which are also magtelevision netic. telephones,
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Geoffrey Hguhan, Yokine (10); Christopher Thomas, Karrin (5); AnWhy was the pop sinWhy did the kangaroo Why is a cloud like a What happened to the nette Wardrop, Rivervale ger with a bad cough like O'Hara, stop at the fence? Sheens man who swallowed the jockey? (12); a pony? Because they both hold Nedlands (14); Damian ' Because he was a little plank? . reins stiff. bored was He Staude, Southern Cross ho(a)rse. bounds. of He was out (13); Laureen Marwick, even in all Kalgoorlie (12); Shaun Here are some wellhis glory was robed McGoorty, Queens Park known sayings from the like one of these. (12); Kelly Bruce, PalmNew Testament. Can you fill in the missing words? 9. Come to me you who yra (12); Terry Pires, (13). labour and are over- Bentley 1. Man does not live on burdened, and I will alone, but on * SATURDAY that give you . . . . word every CTOBER 14 the 10. So, comes from O treat always mouth of God. Peter Mongan, Wemothers as you would (10); Kelly Dunn, bley you. to 2. It is easier for a like them Fiona (7); , camel to pass through The number of dots in Embleton the eye of a needle the spaces indicates the Paparo, Lesmurdie (4); than for a . . . man to number of letters in the B arbara Cartwright, enter the kingdom of missing word. You will Wembley (13); Anna Bos(10). heaven. find the answers to this song, Belmont the on quiz elsewhere 3. Ask, and it will be page. Good luck! given to you; and you will find; When is a plant like a and the door will be opened to you. child? When it is in the Trudi Summers (11), 55 4. You must . . . . the ursery. n Street, Palmyra. Tamar Lord your God with * Palmyra School. Swimall your heart, with all your . . . . , with all What did the big phone ming. your . . . . . . . . , and say to the little phone? With all your You're too young to ANSWERS TO NEW and your get engaged. as yourself. TESTAMENT QUIZ * 1. Bread. # 5.1 am the of What is invisible and life. 2. Rich. yet never out of sight? 3. Search, knock. 6. In the beginning was S. letter The the . . . .; the . . • • * 4. Love, soul, strength, was with God and the mind, neighbour. Why is a thief called Word was . . • 5. Bread. a jail-bird? 7. Are you the . . . . of Because he has been a 6. Word, word, God. the Jews? robin (a-robbin'). 7. King. * * 8. Think of the flowers; 8. Solomon. they never have to Where do little apes 9. Rest. spin or weave; yet I!sleep? a ssure you that not 10. Treat. In apricot tins.
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Race Talk by ROD EVANS PARK LASS, a bay filly mont
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The success of the also showed quite good Government information viously has a worrying by Mladon was the med- 1200 metres. The State trial cricket She had the injury which must be ium of a plunge in the race shot together with service: match last week at the century maker Brian form, to pieces with to play healed if he is any field Yardley, Clark there Bruce and "Is of the opener Hanna and W.A.C.A. ground was First Division of the a furlong to go but the game on earth to com- next season. well worth while and it Bruce Laird was particu- Earl Scarf. Initial Stakes for two early effort told on Daryl Griffiths and year old fillies. This filly and her Ken McAullay might re- pare with the splendour should give the State larly heartening. Hanna she was just beaten selectors an even broad- was in effect an opening quire some time to reach of hurling when played Greenwood are Victor- came from well back in by a real good mare in have spoken of level ians and highest of er base from which to batsman as the two open- top form after his pre- at its the field to finish third My Juliet. This Comet ers failed and he joined occupation with football skill, speed and courag- the possibility of return- and she may be better filly has come work. to
hand ing to their home State suited over a further well after a Charlesworth when the (highly successful pre- eous endeavour? spell and will "The attendance of whether to play or not at journey. attack was almost brand occupation, be it said) soon reward owner Dun. and at least one new 66,137 who watched Kil- present undecided. Grifnew. can Robinson and trainer talented player, chosen and Cork contest fiths, a might be kenny player S TR A NDERER, a !g. John Davison by saluting If they retain form the problem of the Sheffield as an opener until Mc- the 85th All-Ireland cham- would be a heavy loss. brown filly by Strand the judge. Lakeway — Claremont So would the big men, Station is raced by John Shield openers might Aullay gets into top gear. pionship final in glorious Paul Nicholls did well weather at Croke Park, Hines and Evans, partic- Green and trained by Ian BUILDERS, PLUMBER'', well be solved and the SHANI GIRL raced in Hines, who seem Brown, made an impresELECTRICAL batting generally will be in England, as did Tony and the hundreds of ularly the metropolitan area for viewers to be undecided about sive debut after a spell CONTRACTORS strengthened (not that it Mann (a valuable player thousands of the first time after a in the future. conditions) yet it who saw the spectacle on football in any MANUFACTURING and lacked when she contested the strength and spell when she contested Probably the most ser- Novice RENOVATING could be that either or television, can have but Handicap for depth). the Advance Handicap situato fight one aspect of the CONTRACTORS will have answer. ious both three year olds. StrandIan Brayshaw, Ric for five year olds over the "The their own place in game was tion, both from for a the hard ered plenty showed of Phone 31 2805, 31 4703 Charlesworth, Paul Nich1500 metres. This mare this viewpoint, team. real winner in memthe club's Shield and speed to the turn and olls and Derek Chadwick With our Test men orable match, which re- is the possible departure will improve with the by Bernguard caught my eye when she finished Duperouzel, Moss, "hit out". back in harness and Gra- called memories of clas- of fourth behind Peace Dove return McKenzie to sical finals between these John Bridgewood and Subiaco Hotel ham STARGLOW caught the at Beverley, and the first Reynolds for Russell First Class, Accommodation eye when she overcame a time she contests a NovMelbourne. and Service wide barrier position to ive Handicap she will be clearance There may be DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. By BERNARD JAY finish second in the Bel- very hard to beat. would which wrangles, FREE HOME DELIVERY be unpleasant, and there Phone 81 1028 Irene McHenry, Proprietress a little later, spectators counties in other years; is the young players' at the W.A.C.A. ground but the laurels of the day future to consider. There Our regular tipster Rossmoyne is enjoying a this season will have a were also showered cop- is no guarantee, on their short break, in the meantime Cavallo is our guest. Wembley Hotel feast of great cricket. Bayswater Hotel iously on Kilkenny, recent form at least, that Opp. STATION It is to be hoped that whose great performance they would be more than Comfortable they will attend the feast in the second half won moderately successful in Old Time Music and Accommodation them an 18th All-Ireland the demanding Victorian i n satisfying numbers. Dancing. Friday and Bed and Breakfast * title with a seven-point league and if they were Saturday $4.00 Lord Killanin the Irish margin over their fancied not the whole exercise LES BARTLETT, Prop. would be one of futility. Licensee CRANLEY, F. peer who was rivals from Munster.' M. Catholic Tr_.: 71 1224 Both Moss and Duper"This extract from the elected president of the Olympic report by the Irish Times ouzel, the former parInternational THE RAILTON Committee in succession on the All-Ireland senior ticularly, seem to have PRIVATE HOTEL championship been lacking in pace reto Mr. Avery Brundage, hurling Commercial Hotel 5 Minutes from St. Mary s in Dublin on cently; Reynolds, who apconnecfinal played Australian has R ICHMOND RACEWAY Cathedral. Northam September 3, gives an pears the type for the tions. BED and BREAKFAST His mother, who was idea of the excitement V.F.L. lost form and A -LA-CARTE DINING 7 .30—LEEUW I N QUALIFYING STAKES (1). Phone Northam 22 1049 Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS Dora M. Wesley Hall, was and the high standard of Bridgewood, a talented Beau Decca, Moon Frost, Smokey Western PERTH E. Murphy, Proprietor born in Melbourne and play which were charac- young player would benePHONE 21 8861 fit from Victorian coach8 .00—DIAMANTI NA HANDICAP. he was born Michael teristic of the game. Kilkenny won over ing, but would be in comMorris in 1914. Van Gough, Brown Light, Wilado. Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL with many After education at Eton Cork 3-24 (33 pts.) to 5-11 petition Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee the Sorbonne and Cam- ( 26 pts.). The score at youngsters who play in 8.30 —SAILOR'S QUALIFYING STAKES. morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking Court Talkin, Palm Chief, Duty's Imprint. bridge he became a jour- the interval was 2-8 to his positions. Graeme Scott, who was f acilities. $5.00 per day. nalist, film producer and 0-12. Exemplary sports9.00—CAPTAIN'S HANDICAP. prevailed outstanding here, has 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 21 4341 author. He is a director manship Lord Kensington, Hy Col, Prudent Lady. of several Irish com- throughout the game, to not held a permanent St. Kilda berth with and the credit of both teams. panies. NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL 9.35 —NAVY CUP. " In the minor cham- even Jackson has been on Mr. Michael O'Kennedy, Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH Gallant Nelson, Bernbon, Snowy Again. the Carlton bench at pionship final before the Parliamentary Secretary Bed and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable carpeted times. senior game, Kilkenny 10.10—GARDEN ISLAND HANDICAP. rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. to the Irish Minister for Western Australia will Rhoda's Reward, Joy Maveen, Hill oro. Education and chairman also had a win over Cork be sorry to lose players Mine Host: JOHN and ANGELA ECONOMO of the National Council 8-7 (31 pts.) to 3-9 (18 such as these and will no 10.40—ADMIRALTY HANDICAP. Phone 28 7566 for Sport and Physical pts.)." 4.44.41 .4•414,041 , 04,40 , 41.441 , doubt wish them well, 0,1 , 41,NOWNP,"•"1.1•4141.4.4, , 4 , 11 041,0, 111,4"4.04...#00#4 . Gentle Ben, Satin Son, Regent Queen. The games were attenwhich Recreation (of but might it not be wise Lord Killanin is a mem- ded by the President, Mr. to have second thoughts? ber), congratulating him de Valera, and the Prime Playing in the V.F.L. is BEST BET: BEAU DECCA. on his election said it is Minister, Mr. Lynch. a great thrill but loss of "a recognition of his enform or failure to reveal R E.I.W.A. ergetic efforts on behalf the form of past seasons While suggestions that of sport over the years brings only one penalty might Claremont club the LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY and is a signal honour "disintegrP'oe" are hard- in Victoria. for Ireland." 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY ly realistic, the club * might be in difficulties, PHONE 87-1820. They have their snort- particularly if (and it is ing thrills in Ireland still a big "if") some leading Please accept my invitation and forward this request • •s eii.4Nr4 .5TORA,G.sand in proportion to pop- players are enticed away if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter ulation have crowds at or retire, leave the club and wish to see me personally without obligation. important events at least or retire from the game. Denis Marshall, a great equal to those attending NAME VFL final games, as wit- player and servant of the ness the following extract club, although always in ADDRESS Des Tuddenham, Essenfrom "Information From superb condition, is no don's captain-coach, will Local — Interstate — Overseas Ireland" the official Irish longer young and he obenter hospital tomorrow Phone 35 6066 for an exploratory opera- I tion on his right knee. He injured the knee some time ago and he said that the operation would decide whether he would continue as a player. 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