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Rearrangement of schools and classes in 1973

At the end of the current school year, the Catholic schools at Norseman and Kensington will close and the secondary classes at Northampton and Donnybrook will be discontinued. will lie schooling for a greater College This is the result of Servite the continuing study by merge classes to provide number of children, raththe W.A. Catholic Edu- a wider range of acade- er than total Catholci schooling for a decation Commission of the mic subjects. small of problems • In the Wembley area, creasing proportion of schools. rationalisation will take these children. Present knowledge, place between St. Commission has The Brigidine however, does not justify had particularly to study T oseph's Subiaco, Our a recommendation for an the question of the small School, school the economic con- Lady of Victories Brigid- abrupt departure from tinuance of which depen- inc School, Wembley, and either primary or secondded on its having an all- St. Maria Goretti School ary grades. Religious teaching staff. ( within the Catherine McSome planned selection Auley Centre). of areas of concentration, This has been a par• In Bunbury co-ordin- depending on the conditicular problem in the school ation will take place be- tions and resources of a small country where it has proved ex- tween all the town's Cath- particular region, may be tremely difficult to re- olic schools, including necessary to make the Marist Brothers' College. most effective use of excruit lay teachers. isting resources the ComIn this connection, the mission says. Department Education has to rely on its bonding ( •See also Pages 6, 7, 11) system in order to guarantee teachers of equal merit being available to After a three-year surcountry and metropoli- vey of Catholic education tan schools. in Australia, the National In the metropolitan Catholic Education Comarea, the commission has mission has reported that asked school organisa- the Catholic school is the tions to assess the econo- preferred means for the mic viability of their education of Catholic SYDNEY (NC).—"The schools even to assum- children and says that ing that they have an all- such schools are possible Pope would dearly love lay staff and the fee to a considerable extent. to come back to Australia to attend the Eucharstructure remains reasonistic congress in Melable. The commission is con- It has also drawn at- bourne in February," Carnum- dinal tinually encouraging rat- tention to the rising Norman Gilroy said children here on Catholic of ber his return from ionalisation of resources, and in 1973 the following receiving part or all of Rome. beyond education rearrangements will take their Pope Paul, he added, Catholic schools and says would decide about the place: • La Salle College for that increasing attention trip before Christmas. Girls (formerly St. Brig- should be given to servThe 78-year-old cardiid's High School), Mid- ing their religious educa- nal, the former Archland, will join the cam- tion. bishop of Sydney, was in pus of the present La In practical terms it Rome for a meeting of Salle Boys' College. suggests it may be neces- the Vatican Congrega• St. Kieran's, Osborne sary to seek a substan- tion for the EvangelizaPark, and neighbouring tial proportion of Catho- tion of Peoples. The international Eucharistic congress will be held in Melbourne from February 18 to 25 next.

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These children • ( reading from left), Julie Bokor, Mark Kinsella, Catherine Whatley, Lyn Fitzgibbon and Joseph Coster are among the 48 students of Holy Cross School, Kensington. The majority of the school's pupils will transfer to St. Columba's South Perth, St. Pius X, Manning and Aquinas College next year as part of the reof programme organisation of schools undertaken by the W.A. Catholic CommisEducation sion. Holy Cross was originally St. Patrick's when in 1938 it opened as a small school and Mass centre to serve a growing part of the South Perth parish. Sister Attracta was the first superior when the opening enrolment was 30. It had grown to 160 when she left the school 12 years later in 1950. In 1952, two years after Kensington had become a separate parish, the name was changed to Holy Cross. Enrolments continued to increase until 1958 when the peak was reached with 207 pupils. At this time there were four Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart teaching at the school. Although for several years, numbers remained steady at about 160, from 1966, when the enrolment dropped to 122, there was a steady decrease in the number seeking enrolment. 41111111111111•11.

OPPONENTS OF MARCOS

MANILA (NC).—Although President Marcos's "new society" apparently' has been accepted by many Filipinos, small groups are meeting secretly, to discuss methods of combating the new situation. However, their num- Thirty-five Catholics, in- less, eternally changing: bers have been pared to eluding bishops and re- clothes." those dedicated enough ligious superiors, sent a Dr. Nemesio Prudente,.. to face imprisonment harsh reprimand to Pre- president of the Philipsfdent Marcos immedi- pines College of Comand possibly death. Many of Marcos' op- ately after he declared merce and an object of s the government's "wantponents have been ar- martial law. "Does the president ed" list, said from hisrested, including leading teachers, really care for the poor?" hiding place: "We would: journalists, students and political asked Carmelite Sister be more inclined to feel Jeanne Mary in an inter- that Marcos is serious activists. No longer can big de- view. She has lived for if he did a mea culpa monstrations — such as years with tribal peoples (my fault), confessed: the 30,000 members of and more recently in ur- some of his actions to. acquire wealth, and re-the Movement of Con- ban slums. of his cerned Citizens for Civil "The only thing I can turned some Liberty who marched on say," she said, "is what money to the state and: Manila's plaza two days the suffering poor say; the poor." before martial law was they won't believe land news reports Most proclaimed — build sup- reform until he gives from Philippines the port for opposition to away his own stolen pro- these days emphasiseMarcos. perty to the poor. They the sense of relief with However, a six-page won't believe pleas for which martial law has mimeographed newspap- simple living until Imel- been greeted, and this er written in the widely da (Mrs. Marcos) gives does seem to be an acspoken Tagalog — the up her jewels and count- curate accounting. national language of the Philippines — is being published and spread throughout the underground movement. (All Tagalog language newspapers have been closed by Marcos.) Leaflets opposing martial law are also being distributed. Community organisers continue to operate in the squatter slum areas pushing for land rights — despite government USUALLY COME BACK FOR efforts to move squatters into the hinterlands. A NOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER And some of the more radical students have AND ANOTHER. . . joind the New People's Army, the small Communist military organisation. But active opposition is not limited to traditionally dissident segments of the population.

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Indian a missionary to his own people

As the Church takes a new look at its missionary work it is becoming clear that it is the Indian who is becoming the true missionary to his own( people.

COLOGNE, Germany ( NC ).—Following the announcement that the German author Heinrich Boell had won the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Vatican daily, L'Osservatore Romano, said that the Catholic writer was not paying his Church dues.

This was illustrated by toive of the deep relig- sionary's needs and the presence in Perth ious awareness in the local resources to their make this week of Fr. Basil, Indian's life. up the extra were very Boell, the newspaper archdiocese turned the 0.D.C., a Carmelite Prolimited . Funds to help the trainsaid, was "a leftish Cath- case over to the tax office vincial Superior from ing of local clergy come Fr. Basil's olic who by no means pointing out that the immediate India who was a guest of from both the Society of objective is shies away from disturb- Church had nothing to do assistance of the Carmelite Fathers, St. Peter the Apostle and $15 a month or $180 a ing and painful contro. with seizing Boell's proMorley. the Holy Childhood col- year to completely sup, versies, such as for ex- perty. The Carmelite Fathers lections. port one of his emple, the refusal to pay Boell announced that students. have been in India for church tax." he was willing to pay a Fr. McSweeney Fr. McSweeney considpointed years and more than 300 The 55-year-old Cologne fine—"I can afford that the Order has had Indian out that Fr. Basil's plight ered that if there was author, who is the presid- little luxury" — though priests for more than a emphasised the need for anyone willing to give to specific mission works this cause in addition ent of PEN International, the tax office seemed as century. to the prestigious literary slow to seize his property Since the establishment such as these, if the work what they are already givas the Church was of the to Church colwas not ing to various mission assocaition, has been of Fr. Basil's Indian Proto be stifled works, they could send waging a three-year bat- lect. vince in 1953 there had going Boell said that he through not being able their contributions tle against what he calls been a rapid expansion. either "fiscalisation the of would contribute part of addition to 87 priests, to use the number of vo- to himself at the Catholic I n the approximately $100,belief." there are 66 seminarians cations that were avail- Missions Office, 23 Vic000 prize money to aid able locally. toria Square, or to Fr. studying theology and As in many other Euro- writers and journalists Basil 0.D.C., Carmelite The 27 various are there works hilosophy; 'of p pean countries, the Ger- in political gaols professed Brothers and the Propagation of the Monastery, Manjummel, man government here Faith were only able to Udyogmandal, a further 19 novices. Kerala, turns about 10 per cent answer a part of a mis- India. order local strong This of a taxpayer's income is undertaking positive t ax over to his church. missionary work in preThe only legal way to sent day India. avoid this deduction is In the north, ten of for a taxpayer to make • Father Basil, O.D.C. (left) with Father N. their priests, each conan official declaration of — COMING EVENTS — McSweeney, director of the Catholic Missions centrating on 20 or 30 leaving his church, thus THURS., 23/11/ 72: Club-House FILM NIGHT, 8 p.m, Office. villages, have taken up cutting oneself off from 16mm. Film on "Safety" by courtesy of Father responsibility for an area sacraments the and Pitzen, O.S.M. of 8,000 square miles in SAT., 25/11/72: church burial. CABARET, Maylands Yacht Club, Hyderabad. "I can't leave the East St., Maylands. Top Perth Band. 3 p.m. Kotarea, another n I Church andIdo not want I a.m. Cost $1.50; Girls, plate; Men, drinks. tar, in the extreme south, TUES., 28/11/72: to pay," Boell told the DEBATE and NEW MEMBERS the efforts of the Carmelauthorities of his diocese. Night at Club-House, 145 Lincoln St., Highgate. hospitals, through ites "Seize my property or 8 p.m. Good cuppa afterwards. V ATICAN CITY (NC) schools, and orphanages throw me out of the Further Enquiries Phone 65 4516 A/Hrs. —Pope Paul gave Rhodis bringing an additional Church." '=11111111111111110.esia DUBLIN converits (NC). Fundamental 300 — first to up guarantees of of black fruit nativeBoell sent the address 20 Mabel St. of his publisher — who born bishop by naming religious freedom will still remain in the Irish sions a year to the last year brought out the 40-year-old Father Pat- constitution even if that document is amended by Church. South Perth Speaking to Fr. N. Mcbestseller rick Chakaipa Auxiliary a national plebiscite soon, the Irish Prime Minauthor's P AINTING Director the of Sweeney, CONTRACTOR 47 2716 "Group Picture With a Bishop of Salisbury. ister, Mr. Jack Lynch, told the country's ParliaCatholic Missions Office, Father Chakaipa was ment. Woman" — to the tax pinpointed his office, explaining: "There born in Gavanza, in As a Bill was rushed came into operation in Fr. Basil problem as not having P. NORR I SH & CO. is nothing to seize in my the Salisbury archdiocese through Parliament to 1937. the financial resources to home. Only books and and attended the region- authorise the plebiscite, Sections to be retained LAND and ESTATE AGENTS train the number of al seminary of Salisbury scheduled in December, include those which my bed are there." say FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN Boell was quoted by before his ordination in Mr. Lynch said if the that the State acknow- young men who were offBUYING OR SELLING the news magazine Der 1965. people approved the am- ledges that the homage ering themselves for the priesthood and the religSpiegel as explaining that The bishop-elect worked endment — which Contact us at: will of public worship is due he is protesting against in both urban aud rural abolish the special status to God, that freedom of ious life. 148A FITZGERALD STREET, the tax to show that in missions before becom- of the Catholic Church conscience and freedom In Fr. Basil's estimaNORTHAM the Church there "exists ing pastor of a mission and remove references to to practice religion are tion, this trend in religious vocations is indicaa kind of pimp alterna- church in Mtoko in mid- other named religious guaranteed, and that tive: pay or get out. And 1969. Since mid-1970 he bodies—the free profes- there will be no discrimI am showing the people has also served as epis- sion and practice of re- ination on grounds of that one can defend him- copal vicar for the whole ligion would still be guar- religious belief. ST. ROCCO ASSOCIATION, self against that." The only Jewish memdistrict of Mtoko-Mrewa anteed. Inc. When he started his to the east of Salisbury. Mr. Lynch said that the ber of the Irish parliaanti-Church tax protest Rhodesia ,although it is t wo constitutional pro- ment, Ben Briscoe, said I NVITES YOU TO THE three years ago, Boell 95 percent black, has ad- visions that the constitution was proposed for desaid he would not pay vanced a policy of white letion seem to be "div- one of the finest docuuntil the German Sup- supremacy for the counisive of people living in ments ever written. He reme Court decided on try both before and after IN HONOUR OF Ireland." It seems gen- never heard any 411egathe constituency of the its unilaterial declaration erally accepted that they tions from Protestant or issue. Jewish communities in of independence from were unnecessary. In April 1971, the court Britain in November, There had been a grow- the Irish Republic claimruled against Boell on the 1965. ing feeling in recent years ing that they were disground that he did not The Rhodesian Govern- he added, that the consti- criminated against. have to pay if he left the ment had a battle with Catholic Church leadtution's general provisChurch. the five Catholic bishops ions regarding religious ers have indicated that Up to now ,the Church and leaders of other liberty were sufficient they will not oppose the has given Boell an "un- Christian denominations constitutional change and and usual delay" in paying his of the country in the past ing that the specific list- it is expected that it will of churches was Church tax. Last month, few years over the use of neither desirable nor nec- be approved by a big however, the Cologne schools and hospitals by majority. essary. 10.30 a.m. the blacks. One section to be deThe government at first leted if the prebiscite apdecreed that no blacks proves, says that the could frequent predomi- State recognises "the ST. MARY'S CHURCH nantly white schools, special position esf the LEEDERVILLE then offered a comprom- Holy Catholic and Romise—that the enrolment an Church as the guard3.00 p.m. could allow six percent ian of the faith professed blacks. by the great majority of LONDON. — Two notThis compromise was the citizens." able efforts to help the accepted by the five CathBENEDICTION The second section for Church in its missionary MON UMENTAL olic bishops in February amendment is one giving have been reported 1971, but was revoked recognition to the Church SPECIALISTS the following November. of Ireland (Anglican) the The Spinners, the LivThe bishops erpool insisted folk group, have that P resbyterian church, the 483 Great Eastern "all applicants are to be Methodist church, the presented a Bedford DorH'way, Redcliffe treated on an equal basis Quaker religion, Jewish mobile ambulance to Phone 65 3157 irrespective of race and congregations and other Mother Teresa. 8 3P mECTACULAR disregarding any percent- denominations that exAfter a series of After Hours 61 5667 age control laid down by isted in the country "whistle-stop" concerts the government." when the constitution throughout the country on behalf of their war on want activities, The Spinners raised funds for the ambulance for Mother Teresa's missionaries in CONVENT GROUND, ST. MARY'S CHURCH Tanzania. Meanw hile, in Edin_ LEEDERVILLE burgh it was stated that children in Scotland Tel. last Hannan year raised a record 211444 Street £32,322 for the Holy Childhood Society, a world-wide missionary association, to help proTHE LEADING FASHION STORE vide schools, hospitals, and orphanages in misAND sion territories. It was COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS £189 more than in the previous year.

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"Lulu", by Frank Wedekind, adapted by Peter Barnes, produced at The Playhouse is like a great religious revival meeting.

Reform, repent, renew • THEATRE by Colm O'Doherty your lives, cries out Wed- 411.11111b, -10.1D ekind for as man now Outwardly this play stands he is sinking into title of this work, "Earth characters the Pandora's shows arc' dirty oblivion covered, Spirit trapped in a huge cage— Sir,-1 am sorry that my views on censorship were disturbing to N. MacDonald (The Record, smothered in his own Box". animals performperverted lusts. November 9) for in fact, I believe that we have a great deal in common. An answer as to how trapped ing in a circus arena his control should man this brilWatching per vision of his dignity The Roman Empire, We are both concernedwe call education. where the ringmaster in liant production of the earth spirit without unabout the growing inter- In Mr. MacDonald's and of the nature of love not to cite more recent top hat and ruddy his education can examples, put hundreds play man might legitim- leashing the contents of face masks a skeleton est in pornography andview this faith of mine in which supnot is Box Pandora's 'Why bother?' ask ately of Christians to death cheap sensationalism of education is Utopian; ed- offer. with a whip in his hand. plied by Wedekind. effort? all kinds and share a ucation, he points out, Admittedly, this is an precisely because they Why maake an The circus music plays, something He does Man stands on the edge common conviction that has not put an end to the idealistic position. But refused to allow that animals perform, the the important; more much r estraint rather than lic-need for alcohol, drugs then Christ was also an Caesar was master of a of nothing, a dying thing us to examine clowns come on and the asks he veil a of in clad and on. thinly so answer. conscience. man's the is ence idealist of this kind. Altheir with our relationship with our characters Where we differ, it True, but education has most foolishly optimistic It is all very well to flesh and blood covering Earth Spirit and from mask-like faces hiding seems, is on the matter brought about the chan- about men and women say that the State exists a horrifying skeleton. this examination an un- death move through their of where, when and by ges in attitude and value and their possibilities. to defend community Everywhere in the play and from parts. derstanding over the to is which years restraint whom the His way was always to standards. But these stan- the imagae of the empty The exercise shows no make it possible still to throw the choices back dards are determined in skull looms like a night- that understanding perbe exercised. Mr. MacDonald looks hope in the future for a upon individuals, even if our society by the wishes mare—all roads lead to haps an ability to put shred of sentimentality. some order or control The confused love of to the government to de-society more consonant they had behind them a of the majority and are death. over the contents of Pan- these people makes nofend and define commun- with human dignity in long record of sin and by no means always synwhat dora's Box. despite Yet, young social failure. fewer body happy. ity standards whereas Iwhich onymous with the Gos- might appear as utter these Seen in this light, the will need responsib-people the as see this pel. it mankind, for despair For this production the He knew as much as author's cries of renewal ility of parents, theescapes from a world its director is in a most curious way Playhouse, more, about wishnot we if do, majority's the f I of man seem less related Church, schools, of those,they find intolerable. the old Adam at work in es were to prevail in mat- contradicted by Wede- to a revival meeting and Edgar Metcal' , designer real The involvanswer only are who short, in man, but He also gave ters of sexual morality, kind himself, for he in- much more related to an Bill Dowd and entire ed in the p ocess of per-to degenate views of man the deserve and gives a share in His for example, Mr. Mac- vests his characters with understanding of man company sonal formation whichlies,I believe, in the provery highest praise. life which works to trans- Donald might be even such enormous vitality and his behaviour. form and strengthen us, more disturbed than by and desire for life that liberating us from the my ideas on censorship. the creative urge be— and service of law into the Yet it is not clear that comes dominant creative freedom of His in a democracy we have this is where Edgar MetPhone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 calfe and the Playhouse love. the right to impose the Keep your housing costs down 2 LONDON COURT Our responsibility as majority to accept our cast succeeded. by securing a reasonably priced building site. sides both carried They FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Christians, I believe, is minority even view, We offer high lots with lovely views at argument and gave to champion this vision though we may be clear of the SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY to the original of man and work to actu- in our own minds that meaning fully serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. Establish:..,i 25 Years,. from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% alise it. these are indeed the only Handy to Beach. Modern Homes adjacent. seem may This belief proper rules by which This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth ;r1 impractical to those for men should live. Hamersley area. whom man has no more We also bui ld two or three bed:uom Homes in this Suburb Certainly, the teaching: Who: from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly than his own resources to of Vatican II would sugpayments. Senator Jack Little, draw upon. It should not gest that the Gospel is Cal l or send fcr Brochure to Sole Agents. Democratic Labor Party, Victoria seem so for the Christian. not to be imposed from What is impractical without but respects inWhat: rather in my view is to dividuals, making its Campaign Rally to detail the BONN. — The Soviet look to the State to solve way in freedom and with Union will allow nearly national DLP policies LTD. R.E.I.W.A. our moral problems. the power of truth. 2,000 of the country's Why: If the old Adam is NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Germans— ethnic 400,000 Senator Little will speak on likely to subvert the good In the new heaven and many of them Catholics 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, EDUCATION • DECENTRALIZAwork done by education, earth all men will submit who have long been hin200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 TION 0 UNION POWER • he is surely just as likely to Christ's vision for men. dered in the practice of PERTH. DEFENCE to upset policemen and In the meantime, we their faith and thwarted must do with make the politicians. When: in the religious upbringIndeed, I should have model the Gospels offer ing of their children by 8 p.m., Tuesday, November 21st of us the to leaven at thought that of all men I NSIST ON Soviet authorities — to Where: Christians would be slow- work slowly, obscurely leave its territory for Subiaco Civic Centre est to entrust moral but powerfully within West Germany later this Try to attend. It concerns you. power to the State since the great mass. year and early in 1973. this is tantamount to giv( Sister) VERONICA That was disclosed here "Fit for a King" ing what is God's to Auth. H. Sullivan, 7 Aberdeen St., Perth BRADY, I.B.V.M. the West German Forby Caesar. 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November 19 10.30 a.m. Mass in honour of St. Rocco in St. Mary's Church, Leederville. The That transport and other city problems Organisers of the 40th International Eucharistic Congress hope that it Auxiliary Bishop. have become important subjects of the will give a major impetus to Roman Catholic participation in the church 7 p.m. Confirmation, Midland. The various political platforms is only re- unity movement in Australia. Archbishop. inforced by the grim news that the The Congress will be Archbishop James Knox on the symbols of Book, Roman Catholic Arch- Light and Food. 26 6.30 p.m. Mass of Christ the King and M.T.T. is struggling financially to pro- held in Melbourne from bishop of Melbourne, will procession at Moora. Bishop Quinn. The Book of the ScripFebruary 18 to 25, next vide an adequate public service. year. It's theme is the welcome the visitors on tures will be carried in Study day for parish Pastoral Councils the opening night. Arch- procession, leading up to at St. Thomas More Collgee. The Arch. This problem, which is by no means new commandment of bishops Young and the reading of the Word; Jesus Christ, "Love one bishop. peculiar to Western Australia, impinges another as I have loved Woods will also speak. baptismal promises will harshly on the quality of urban life you". 10 a.m. Ceremony of commitment at St, 30 The daily themes on be renewed, while lighted Charles' Seminary. The Archbishop. throughout the Western world. World renowned ecu- the three following days candles are held; and "Ecumenical food will be shared and be menists will help to set will We have become very much attached an ecumenical mood for Perspectives", "Worship eaten. The symbolic meal will December —selfishly attached—to our motor cars, the Congress by addres- and t h eand Australian 1 11 p.m. Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral to linked with the offerbe "EcumenChurches" sing three public meetat the same time demanding improve- in.gs commence an all-night vigil of prayer for in the Melbourne ism and the Christian ing of gifts of money ment in the quality of our urban life. religious vocations, concluding with a ( collected at the previous Town Hall on the even- Mission to the World". second Mass at 5 a.m. ings of February 14, 15 The outstanding ecu- evening's parish funcReceipts from car parks, substantial and 16. menical event of the tions) and food, for the 3 Mass to conclude the golden jubilee celeas they are, no doubt are welcomed by They include Cardinal week will be at the Mel- world's needy. It is hoped that there will be a bration of the Knights of the Southern city authorities, but the mere existence Jan Willebrands, presid- bourne Cricket Ground display of banners of Cross, at St. Thomas More College. The on Thursday, February of the parks' facilities is a big factor in ent of the Vatican Secre- 22. Archbishop. Many thousands of various church care ortariat for the Unity of the pollution and congestion and slow Christians (the successor Christians of all denom- ganisations. 5 p.m. 6.30 Confirmation, H.M.A.S, deterioration of cities from Buenos Aires to the famous Cardinal inations are expected to The organisers hope Pope will that Paul take Leeuwin. The Auxiliary Bishop. Bea), the Rev. Dr. Lukas gather at the huge stadto Bunbury. Vischer, director of the ium that night for an part in this service if he 6 Prize-giving at St. Louis School, Claremakes the journey to This bears increasingly heavily on the Faith and Order Com- ecumenical service. mont. The Archbishop. Melbourne for the Concontinually rising number of city work- mission of the World A joint committee of gress. An ecumenical 8 7.30 p.m. Close of the Solemn Novena Council of Churches (and representatives of the service in the Sydney ers, many of whom travel one in a car to an ordained minister of and Patronal Festival of St. Mary's Council Victorian of Town Hall in December, their work, thus depriving public trans- the Swiss Reformed Churches and the Roman Cathedral. 1970, was one of the most 10 port of fares with which it could well do. Church), the Rev. Pro- Catholic Church is organ- memorable 10.30 a.m. Mass in honour of the feast events of the fessor Jurgen Moltmann, ising this event. of St. Nicholas. At St. Brigid's Church, previous Pope's to visit The medicine is not going to be easy of the Theology Faculty The service will focus Australia. West Perth. The Auxiliary Bishop. at the University of Tubfor any of us to take. 15 Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's Catheingen, Germany (also a dral. ministe r of the Reformed To achieve anything like reasonably Church) and the Rev. pleasant urban conditions for work and Father Thomas Stransky, commerce will demand that public superior general of the HOPKINS MIGHTY MART transport be given adequate backing and American Paulist Fathers BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS and a former close assopatronage. ciate of Cardinal Bea in 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH it is going to hit our pockets or our the Unity Secretariate. Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. Australian church leadSaturday 9.30 a.m. convenience but we cannot have it both ers will join in the Town WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 ways. Hall meetings. The visit of the world-famous Amadeus QuarThey include Archbishop Sir Frank Woods, the tet to Perth last week was one of the great Anglican Primate of Aus- events of the musical year. tralia and Archbishop of Their programme was erged only after years of Melbourne; Archbishop very conservative, consis- travail. The result is that Guilford Young, the Ro- ting entirely of master- they are almost too wellOPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS In order to keep to our production timetable man Catholic Archbishop pieces known and belov- written; they have someCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS of Hobart; Bishop Arist- ed for generations. an of times air being it is necessary for us to have all contributed archos, They began with contrived. assistant to the 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 news material in the office by noon on Monday Greek Orthodox Arch- Haydn's "Emperor," a However, the rich inof each week. bishop of quartet strumental writing is which its takes Australia; Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington Where it is anticipated that material cannot Bishop David Garnsey, name from a set of varia- gorgeous and the playing 68 4831 president of the Austra- tions on the old hymn by the Amadeus Quartet be lodged by that time it is requested that a lian ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOhNS) Council of Churches to St. Joseph which was was superb. telephone call be made to the editorial depart- and Anglican Bishop An evening which will of adapted by Hadyn to bement, so that space can be allocated for any Gippsland; the Right Rev. come the Austrian nat- be remembered for particular item. F. Mackay, Moderator- ional anthem (and even- years.—H.T.G. General of the tually the much-loathed All inquiries regarding advertising should be ian Church of Presbyter- "Deutchland uber Alles"). Australia; addressed to the advertising manager. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST and the Right Rev. Rex It was apparent almost Matthias, president-gen- at once CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS that we were in eral of the Methodist the presence of one of PICCADILLY PERTH: 21 8151 ARCADE ... C onference of Australia. the truly great chamberPERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 Leading citizens of music ensembles. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 35 2402 . Australia will take the To say that the instruCOTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 chair on the three even- mental playing was imings. Contributions will peccable is LOURDES (NC). — 235 Newcastle Street, Perth merely to also be made on the sec- acknowledge Christians must face the the miniLicensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants ond and third evenings mum, the W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS basic founda- fact that many matters Repairs a Specialty by Mother Teresa, the tion of great Phone 28 7424 chamber once considered private PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS famous Albanian nun music playing. had become political Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists end whose Missionaries of questions, Bishop GabTo this is added the riel Matagrin of Grenoble General Plumbing. All Work Guaranyed. Charity tend to the dying and suffering in Calcutta art of playing together, told the annual assembly Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255:, 49 2195 and in five continents, born of years of practice, of the French Bishops' 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. and by Mr. David Scott, in such a manner that a Conference. of the Anglican Brother- collective interpretation "Politics has more and of a work emerges in a hood of St. Laurence. more influence on daily way which is just as disThe main addresses at life," said Bishop Matathe public meetings will tinctive as that of a great grin's report on faith concert pianist. be: "The Vision of the WANT HELP or To me the supreme and politics, one of the One People of God" by principal topics of the Dr. Lukas Vischer and playing of the evening meeting. "Certain quesADVICE ON . . . with Mozart's "The Catholic Path to came tions formerly not con"Hunt" quartet. The first Ecumenism" by Fr. • SWIMMING POOLS sidered political now Stransky (February 14); violin playing in the trio enter the political field. Local — Interstate — Overseas above or below ground of the second movement "The Churches' Mission Phone 35 6066 "Questions such as sexof Peace in a Divided and in the magical slow HELP FOR HOME POOL • was little uality, leisure or conflict, World" by Professor movement BUILDERS Moltmann and "The Need short of a peek into para- for example, are passing out of the domain of the houniiiiiiiiiiiiitinittiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiE for Ecumenism between dise. • EQUIPMENT, CHEMICALS = EAlthoug private. h They are posed I have heard Eastern and Western • HELP ON PLANS Churches" by Bishop Ar- many performances of in political terms. From HAMS • BACON istarchos (February 15); the work, I have never a certain point of view g_ • COOKED MEATS and "The Eucharist and heard such lucid perfec- they require political tion before. I am sure solutions." Christian SAUSAGES and Unity" by CarINSIST that I will remember it That was why, he dinal Willebrands (Febof course for years to come. added, the questions ruary 16). The final work was posed by the relations • CONTINENTAL Bookings for seats, at Si a night, are being re- Brahms' C minor quartet, between faith and politSMALLGOODS full of brooding passion. ics were more critical ceived now. Applications THE SWIMMING POOL with cheque or postal A complex work and, like today than they were in so of many the the past. great There was a note should be sent to CONSULTANT pluralism The Secretary, Ecumeni- works of Brahms, writ- p olitical •II I III I IMII I I I II MII II I IIIIIII1 IIIII1IIII I ten under the shadow among of Catholics—and WITH 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE it cal Conference, P.O. Box -.TUE GREATEST NAME I. Beethoven. was legitimate. 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We will be holding a get-together for all those booked on The Record World Tours, on Thursday, 30th November, 1972. Those people who are still considering the tour, but not yet booked, are also welcome to attend. Bishop Quinn will be attending the function, which is

Bishop Quinn has consented to accompany the party at the principal points of religious interest on land. For him it wil l be a renewal of his association with, among other places, Rome where he spent several years as a student, and the small hill town of Fallerone, in central Italy, of which he is titular bishop. His presence will give a distinct West Australian and Catholic flavour to this first RECORD World Tour.

aimed at giving all tour passengers a chance to meet and to discuss details of the tour. Invitations for this function will be forwarded to all those already booked. People not booked but interested in attending may phone 222914 for further information.

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Planned selection of areas for schools contmuance ?

Some planned selection of areas of concentration for the continuance of Catholic schools, depending on the conditions and resources of a particular region may be necessary to make the most effective use of existing resources.

Within Catholic schools This is one of the con- offices, one of whom, lion in all Australian pupil-teacher ratio the schools. of J. Bourke clusions of the National Monsignor —in 1965 in improved had in Catholics Education Corn- the National Catholic • Catholic schools, N.S.W. it was 35.2 pupils mission after a three- Education Office, Can- attempting to provide an teacher, in 1971 it year survey of Catholic berra, was the secretary. education which inte- to a with the A.C.T. 27.9 was The commission made grates human values and education in Australia. figure improving from Set up by the bishops a series of general asser religious values, serve not merely Catholics, but the 32.6 to 26.9 in the same three years ago, the Corn. tions including: period. :mission was given the • The Church has, and whole community. Between 1965 and 1971 :role of locating needs in should be seen to have, a In a comprehensive 66number of primary the EducaThe report, page eduCatholic education and real concern for the at N.S.W. Catholic pupils advising the bishops on cational welfare of all tion of Australian CathoCommission schools had fallen by 7160 the lics, appropriate action to Australian children. 5.5 per cent) from • The fact that the noted that while total (or meet these needs. to 123,009, while 130,169 The 33 members of the Church has established enrolments at Catholic the number of secondary included schools which attempt to schools had continued to Commission pupils had risen by 10,944 (Arch- integrate more closely rise (from 476,398 to bishops three (or 19.7 per cent) from and -bishop Carroll, auxiliary general education and re- 494,725 between 1965 55,548 to 66.492. of Sydney, as chairman, ligious education has ten- 1971), the proportion of Looking to the future Archbishop Gleeson of ded to obscure the right children in the Church's sugCommission the Adelaide and Bishop F. and the duty of Catholics schools had fallen. The 1965 figure repre- gests that the minimum Carroll of Wagga), 12 to be interested in the of religious betterment of all schools. sented 19.6 per cent of all needs of Australian Cath members Australian olic schools for additionin teaching orders, nine lay • In particular, the pupils members (two being tea- Church has a special in- schools, while the 1971 al teachers by 1976 would chers), and 10 members terest in making more figure was 17.6 per cent be 3176 (1556 being religious) and by 1981, 5595 from Catholic education effective religious educa- of the total. ( 2741 being religious). A considerable part of the increase must be met S. BROWN G. by lay teachers. A. K. Wildy The commission's conclusions and recommen"ARRABOYA, 30 OLD YORK R0'40, GREENMOUNT, 6056. Tel.: 941 438 dations included: • There should be a ( Established 1954) willingness to continue glass, thick Traditional painted v, :ndows, modern glass usage and on, :rch and improve collabora• set in concrete or epoxy resin tion with other educa

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Senior award winners of Mercedes College for 1973, announced at the prize giving last Friday night, were (from left) Front: Julie Dawkins, dux of the sciences; Denise Bowers, Archbishop's prize for Christian leadership. Rear: Mary Power, head girl and ex-students' award for Christian doctrine; Charmaine Everett, dux of the humanites.

RESTAURANT INNOVATION A pleasant place where the business or professional man, pushed for time, can get a quick meal at a reasonable price, and, on the other hand, where friends, famil ies or colleagues can have a leisurely luncheon with wines or liquor was the aim of Aherns Pty. Ltd. in establishing the new $100,000 restaurant on the third floor of its city store.

children's as It is a notable innova- when thei-2 meal is on known serves which are providtion by the drapery firm. the table.. than a It is in two sections-The smorgasbord and ed at less cost normal meal tho and d pleasthe smorgasbor - Al and bar are The kitchen, which and grill (and servery bar) - antly decorated, which serve an eleganc quarry tiles on the floor leads into the smorgasdining roe-ri which can gi-t, clean effect. bord is all electric and is fitted with modern ovens seat 198 people. , room, ti and all other equipment ; Hot and cold dishes are commodiol:_s, open, hull, cookavailable at the smorgas- room has bright wall- needed for efficient food. bord where the diners paper on the walls, is ing and handling of store liquor bins, Wine take their meals into the fully carpeted and furnstradining room. Here wait- ished with colonial chairs and cold rooms are tegically placed in this resses serve coffee. in white, with tables of In the grill, each diner various sizes finished in area. A feature of the new selects his or her steak white and with attractive is which is then grilled by chandeliers—all suppliect establishment, which Reg. Mr. by managed the staff. The bar, which by Aherns except the caradjoining adjoins the grill is a ser- pet, which was imported Page, is an lounge for resting or very bar, open between from Britain. luncheon f or waiting noon and 3 p.m. It is telebuy In catering for famil- companions, with not possible to toildrinks there, steward- ies the management has phones adjacent and ets nearby. esses take diners' orders arranged for what are

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Federal money for additional pupil places The major emphasis in the Commonwealth $3.5 million education programme to be spread over five years will, it is understood, concentrate on additional pupil places.

pro- headmaster, Scotch Colquate education This is deduced from gramme in lege; L. J. Greenwood, neglected of the terms of reference Social Services Departareas. Comthe new national D. O'Sullivan, a ment; emphasbe There will mittee for Facilities in at Aquinas master senior is in the primary sector Non-Government Schools. College; Sister M. Carmel greatthe since i nitially, The committee, recent- est decline in the propor- Ryan, headmistress, Iona College; ly formed by the Federal tion of children at inde- Presentation Minister for Education pendent schools in the Brother J. C. Woodruff, and Science, Mr. Fraser, past decade has occurred Provincial of the Christian Brothers; Father J. to advise him on admin- in the primary sector. istration of the proNestor, chairman of the The programme will Catholic Education Comgramme, includes the Dr. aim at reducing the mission Australians West Peter Tannock, Dean of qualitative gap between The committee will be the Faculty of Educa- independent schools. le to the Fedresponsib indeW.A. any Before y, W.A. Universit tion, get eral Minister. can school pendent School Hale the and The commission's task headmaster, Dr. K. Tre- a capital grant its prior- will be to decide where asbe to ity will have gonning. the greatest need exists Approximately S657,000 sessed against the claims expansion of the for ent ind?,pend other of by will be made available lic school system Catho State. the Commonwealth in schools in the in W.A. compriorities State A capital finance to 7111•51=111 1973 All proposals affecting, mittee has been formed, projects. reducor extension the The facilities to pro- five of the ten members Catholic schools pupil being nominated by the tion of vide additional to be referred have will Comn Educatio Catholic places in non-government on before commissi the to schools aim to ensure a mission. ( Continued from Page 6). any final decision is members Committee of freedom realistic Catholic the by made s, and ideal may be more fully authoritie Wilson, R. D. tional choice between govern- are: Messrs. school authority con- with other bodies involv- realised; these include a ment and non-govern- Q.C., chairman; D. Law ed in religious and moral continuing growth toheadmaster, cerned. Davies, ment schools. wards equity in the availfacilcapital the Under education. Grammar These facilities would Guildford of ability of government objectives allow increased enrol- School; K. Parker, Crown ities programme, grants • The The second Junior School art exhibition held support for the work of ments in existing schools Law Department; C. Ha- are more likely to go to- Catholic education need St. Louis School last Saturday evening was a at discussion Catholic schools. and would provide build- mer, headmaster, Wesley wards projects which continuing exercise to teach the students the whole complete primthe of view In • the in ings to ensure an ade- College; W. Dickinson, can be partially funded and restatement to run an art gallery. how of story play parents from non-government re- light of changes in soc- ary role that was nell, Mark Engelbrecht exhibition The their of education the n i and Church, the in iety, sources. and Jamie Galluccio. Quinn Bishop by opened effort every children, Thus a local group in educational thought FAREWELL TO gathering large a before widen to should be made The paintings were for who can raise some, but and practice. sale and the expenses of Catholic schools need the scope of religious ed- of parents. not sufficient, finance for Under the direction of the occasion were dea project may be able to adapt to these changes ucation of adults, especthe art teacher, Mrs. frayed by the gallery to reach an objective, in order to be effective ially parents. the taking a 10 per cent comPedersen, otherwise out of their instruments in attaining • While re-asserting the Wendy Midland d assemble had students schools, Catholic of value Catholic mission on the sales. reach, through supple- the objectives of the commission also as- 193 pieces ranging from An Invitation is extended by the Sisters mentary government education. The invitation covers handifor serts that the religious painting through • Opportunities were designed by Kevin prior to their departure from Midland support. to creative design This is a major differ- Catholic schooling should development of children craft Gee and Danny Connor. to attend a SERVICE in ST. BRIGID'S ence work. Catholic between this pro- be made possible for all enrolled beyond The boys had to frame • Pictured are Mr:. CHURCH, at gramme and the Com- Catholic children whose schools is an integral art Pedersen, hang the works for Wendy and eduChurch's of the part use to Science and parents wanted 7.30 p.m., FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER monwealth Scheme, An ade- display. The entries were teacher (left) as some of in Catholic schools for their cational role. Library SOCIAL & PRESENTATION in School Grounds, 9 p.m. quate part of the human judged by art critic, Mr. the St. Louis junior stueligible children's education. every which dents point out art featand material resources Murray Mason. comschool eventually receiv- • The Catholic Refreshments Served — Ladies requested to Award winners in the ures to Bishop Quinn at available to the Church the seek should munity liba of cost full the ed bring a Plate. ast Saturday's school conditions by which that should be devoted to this various sections were l rary or science block. Simon Chin, Patrick Con- exhibition. task.

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objective of the full 20 The commission told its percent. disthe the minister of such as text-book appointment and serious benefits s, scholarships s which Catho- allowance difficultie had already others and Holland & Venetian Blinds, s lic education authoritie granted. been would have to endure if Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, To include those benethe State Government innow within the per fits Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. cluded existing supplegrants would be a capita mentary benefits in its major backward step by calculation of the State's the government. Indeed, 20 percent contribution of the benefits are many to the running costs of a 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK I student in an indepen- not directly related to the cost of schools. 61 1539 61 1620 dent school. One of them, transport, his in He said that, was listed in Hansard as opinion, there had not costing 5936.000 or apbeen adequate prior con- proximately $24 per child sultation between Federal in independent schools. and State Governments The government's estiin May last year when mate was questioned by policy the new funding the commission which was announced. sought in addition to The minister invited other matters to have the the commission to seek cost of transport excludr appointment to ed from the 20 percent anothe IT! FIX 'LL PHIPPS discuss the issue as soon grant. R ADIOS - TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RADIATOP:, as the Commonwealth SHAVERS - RADIOGRAMS - TOASTERS - POLISHERS The commission was IRONS - VACUUM CLEANERS announces encouraged by the minisGovernment NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE national ter's attitude and his average the RECORDS figure for the education assurance that the issue of a child in a govern- is still open to negotiaSpecial 12" Records, well known brands from ment school. tion. $1.99 The commission's view is that per capita grants or Give a Gift Token were introduced to meet Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre the difficulty of increasing running costs in independent schools after The figure of $40,000 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK which has been freely circulated has not yet been 61 1158 Phone 61 1270 officially determined. The commission will pursue

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the Churches' Rehabilita. tion Commission in the Sudan, about the imple. "Sacred Music": "Har- mentation of the Addis monia Caelestis" — Pat- Ababa Agreem ent. 10.15 rick Kirkwood presents p.m. (6WN). a programme of music by * the brilliant 17th century MONDAY All individuals with diabetes mellitus, both children and adults, have to FRIDAY, composer and patron of November a great problem in common. So where is the cause of their disease to be 20 to 24: ' the arts, Paul Esterhazy. "Readings From The discovered?-1NSIDE THEMSELVES. 7.30 a.m. (6WN). Bible": The Rev. Arthur " Encounter": There is an oblong yel"One Grimshaw of Brisbane, Hundred Years". The his- 7.10 a.m. lowish gland (both endoc• By M. Sister PHILOMENA EARLE, (6WN); 6.15 tory of the London rine and Exocrine), beMis- a.m. (Regs.). B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip.Dietetics, A.I.M.T. sionary Society and the hind the stomach and the "Pause a Moment": The Methodist Church in Rev. Father John me. large intestine, known as Insulin is carried in the culating in the blood calls P.N.G. from 1872 until Namara, of the pancreas. In a per- blood to the liver, Melbourne. on its out without response — today. Script by Percy 9.15 a.m. (6WF and son suffering from dia- way out into the entire for there is no insulin Regs) Chatterton. Produced in betes, certain cells in this organism. "By The Way": "The answer. P.N.G . 8 a.m. gland do not function (6WF). Changing Role Again, out in the musA certain amount of the "Let's Face It": The Minister's Wife in of the normally. glucose is stored in the cles of the body, the gluChurch Rev. Brian Phillips of Society"—Mrs. For example: What liver for latef use. But cose cannot be utilised Dorothy Adelaide. 8 a.m. (Regs.). O'Neill, of keeps an engine going? the greater part of it by the cells because there Adelaide. 10.20 "Divine Service": Hob- a.m. (6WN and Fuel with which it is passes out into the or-- is no insulin to embed it. Regs.). art Baptist Church, Hob* * supplied. The same ap- ganism to be used as fuel. Again the muscles, howart. Led by the Rev. Peter MONDAY to plies to the human body. ever, in order to function SATURDAY Stockman who will also NOV Our fuel comes from In order to keep the must use fuel. Without it EMBER 20 to 25: preach the sermon. Ormuscles going, the fuel— " Evening Meditati what we eat. So, on": ganist and choirmaster is The Rev. David glucose—has to make its they cannot work. Nicholas We eat many different way into the individu instead, they use the No el Ancell. 11 a.m. (6WN of Adelaide. al stored layer 11.50 p.m foods. The quantity we muscle cells. This of fat. and Regs.). can(6WN and Regs.). eat, the type we eat, how not be carried without Now what happens? "Community Hymn * combine we various insulin, for it is insulin The patient loses weight. Singing": St. David's Anfoods and h,w we pre- that accomplishes TE LEVISIO The blood N is now saturglican Cathedral, Hobart. the pare them are all factors task of adj.-Listing 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Regs.) SUNDAY, the in- ated with glucose, unable .depending on our culture flow of glucose into each to be used. It presses on "Crossways": "The Phil- NOVEMBER 19: and traditions. the kidneys. Very soon "Divine Service": Trinindividual cell. osophy of Lutheran Eduthey are unable to keep A good deal of this decation" Dr. S. Hebart of ity College Chapel, UniMuscular work is not the glucose back; subsepends on just where we alone to demand Adelaide. 9.15 p.m. (6WN) versity of Melbourne. Divfuel. No quently it passes out with happen to live in the matter what we "In Quires and Places" ien Service is led by the do, we the urine. world. Our food can be use energy. Our The Tudor Singers of Rev. James Minchin. The brainHobart. 9.45 p.m. (6WN) service features modern divided into three main cells obtain their At the same time the fuel algroups — proteins, fats most exclusiv "The Epilogue": The music, much of which glucose draws water ely from Aberdeen University Mo- was composed by Mr. with it from the body. and carbohydrates. glucose. Just about half as John Cidade was 44 years of age when in 1539 tet Choir: 11.10 p.m. Minchin. During the serThere are two tests for The diabetic has to elim m ate water frequen tly much as W3 eat consists diabetes. he was invited to dine with Bishop Sebastian of (6WN); 11.45 p.m. (Regs) vice Miss Annette CarA patient has * * less performs a dance infeels Tuy, near Granad of carbohydrates: bread, been sent to hospital— and continually a. terpretation of a song MONDAY, rice, potatoes and sweets of which we have had thirsty, with a very dry During the meal the the Hermitage of the NOVEMBER mouth and tongue. and a poem. The preachof all kinds. 20: much experience. His Martyrs , with a sermon Unless something is bishop asked him to call "Facing the Week": The er is the Rev. Sandy Yule, From the stomach, physician believes; he has on the fortitude of the Rev. Brian done to help this condi- himself John of God. Phillips of the General Secretary of food passes into the in- diabetes. From that day, every- martyr, St. Sebastian. A delaide. 6.25 a.m. (6WN) the Australian Student testines. Now here a very The simplest test is to tion, the situation may one was to use that dis- It was not going to be well become critical. * * Christian Movement. 11 * complicated process com- examine the urine. By a.m. • To be continued) tinctive name that has a pretty conversion. The WEDNESDAY, mences during which the means of a special type come to be so closely as- crowd taunted and pur- NOVEMBER 22: food we have eaten is of paper, sugar is detec"Jesus Today — The sociated with Christian sued him all the way "School Se r v ic e": Workaday World-: Probroken down, so that the ted. The next step is a nursing right up to the back to his shop, as a "People Like Us" No. 34, fessor organism is beginning to blood test William Barclay present day. demented man. For good Christians All. 10.15 a.m. describes the Christian absorb it. Now this reveals there The first biography of measure they stripped ( 6WN and Regs.). The carbohydrates are is much sugar in the doctrine of work and exSt. John of God was writ- the shelves of everything. "Religion in Life": "A plains of most interest to us. blood, above normal. So how Christian ten in 1579. Many bioThey are broken down in order to check the balWith hindsight, the Unique Reconciliation". Ethics apply to daily graphies have followed. by means of anzvmes to ance between sugar and modern psychiatrist may After 17 years of civil war work in home, office, facTaking a cue from Pope the Sudan, glucose to pass into the insulin the patient is the tory and farm, in an inbe able to discern the in churches were instrumen- creasingly technological blood. given a sugar solution to V ATICAN CITY (NC).—The Paul VI who has said possible psychol ogical postconciliar Church need- that it was a thing of the flaws Now something very drink, about 50 grams. in John's make-up tal in achieving a recon- society. The fourth of a - important happens. This causes the sugar ed a deep spiritual vitality, past to honour a saint but the treatment of that ciliation. Stephen Whit- series of six programmes. When the glucose reach- content in the blood to not bitter arguments, Pope "with imaginary miracles day was handed out to tle speaks with Beth- This is a repeat proand stupefying legends", es the pancreas. it acti- rise. Why? Because Paul told thousands of 9.30 p.m. him with all the degrada- uel Kipligat, the recently gramme. vates certain cells. This there is not sufficient in- people at his weekly gen- a new biography has ap- tion that went with being appointed Director of approx. . peared from the pen of signal causes the secre- sulin. Therefore the pat- eral audience. committed to the insane tion of a substance ient is diagonised as havContinuing his recent an Australian Brother of section of the Royal HosSt. John of God, Brother named insulin. theme on current needs ing diabetes. pital of Granada. Without this hormone The insuliaproducing of the Church, the Pope Benedict O'Grady (picHe survived to come (insulin) the glucose can- cells in the pancreas are said today's Church more ture above). out of the hospital a new Brother O'Grady is a not stimulate the organs not functioning as they than ever before must to action in the right way. should. The glucose cir- convince a disinterested West Australian. His par- man and he turned his MT. CLAREMONT attention to the first of world that mankind is ents live at Booragoon, many Recent extensions to Wol laston Conference similar great W.A. and he was educatloved by God. Centre have now made available extensive reworks, a small hospital _Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set ed at Aquinas College. The much needed spirsidential accommodation so that a wide range Brother O'Grady calls in the Calle Lucana ot itual vitality was laun- St. John of organisations (including commercial) are of God, the foun- Granada. ched by Vatican Council der of his congregation, "Through the body to inable to conduct training and conference sesII, the Pope said, and the the Order of CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Hospitallers, the soul" was John's sions in ideal surroundings and conditions. "richnes s of its teachings a true Christian human- motto LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS and every patient Here integration of members is really possible. should be cultivated and ist. "He loved Locks. ;'_frocr Closers lnd Safes Overhauled and Se'. -:tO humanity who came to the hospital This type of facility is relatively new to W.A. emphasised." CAR and ALL TYPES OP KEYS CUT. Immediate Serv'ce not simply for its own was received with kindConvenient to the city, but away from day to However, there were sake but for God's" he ness and given a foot day interruptions, this may be just what your two obstacles to this pur- writes. bath. suit—the exterior humThe most interesting He took to the streets organisation is looking for when planning the anitarian life of the fact of the early life of with a large canvas bag bringing together of a group for a brief or Church, which subtract- the saint is that he lived doing the rounds, begging extended period whether for training or study ed from its interior life for only eight years in the people of Granada purposes or for the holding S PECIAL of a Convention. and worldwide "contesta- his birthplace, the tiny to think of the less for Location — WEST COAST HIGHWAY, MT. H OSPITAL 9 tion" or conflict within village of Mentemor 0 CLAREMONT. A brochure will be sent upon the Church. Novo, which had been a As the families of the request and an inspection of the Centre readily The Pope declared that market town of southern city sat down to their arranged. this "contestation" was Portugal for over a thou- evening meal, John's voice cc. .id be heard callself-centred unrest, "hid- sand years. A VAILABLE FROM FEBRUARY, 1973 At that age he was a ing for alms for the poor. den under a certain legitO PTOMETRISTS Booking Secretory Tel. 31 5023 imate pluralism, but in- runaway, adopted by the Continued on Pave 10 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Mine 24 3543 clined toward an inner Mayoral family in the 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 corrosion of Church un- town of Oropesa in nearity in homage to a ten- by Spain. It was 30 years R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist dentious freedom from before he returned to his every authority and birthplace for a visit. Like any young man of hence from every form the day, John Cidade of obedience." On the other hand, the joined the army and Church has been told by came close to his death Christ to carry the Gos- many times, the closest W.A.O.A. pel to the world, the being the end of a noose OPTICIANS--OPTOMETRISTS Pope said, and must after he had been acstrengthen itself spiritu- cused over the loss of 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 ally to do so; all the more some of the army's booty. Res.: 67 1685 so because the world was Expelled from the army "wrapped up in its own in dishonour, the spiritFUNERAL DIRECTORS gigantic, stupendous and ual and physical pilgrimage of John Cidade was Offers to all Parishes a Service horrible realities." about to commence. Quoting the command It embraci ng every aspect of the would take him to of Christ in Luke's Gos- the great Funeral Rites for Catholics. shrine of Sanpel, the Pope said: "I tiago de Compostella and Our Chapels are at: —SOLE AGENTS— send you as lambs in the back and forth across midst of wolves." Perth: Cnr. Beaufort and Europe in many different Later, in greeting Ital- jobs, including printing. Bulwer Streets ian missionaries at the His bookshop in Granada audience, the Pope remin- is today preserved as Phone 28 8406 a 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco ded them they would en- chapel. Fremantle: Phone 25 2225 counter difficulties. But The year 1539 was the 81 1410 — 81 1754 he urged them to be turning point of his Claremont: Phone 3 2177 life brave because "as we when, at the age of 44, LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY JOHN GREEN (Pte.): 37 2304 said, Christ overcame the he was converted by a world." preacher in the pulpit of

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* SUNDAY * SATURDAY Members are invited by Mrs. Downey to a mornNOVEMBER 25 Talking about presents and Christ- NOVEMBER 19 ing tea at the league headquarters on Thursday, Dillon, MorDavid Seeber, Tuart mas has been our topic over the last few leyKathleen November 23 to meet Miss Terani Aisake, (11); Denise Jenkin, Hill (13); Yvonne WalraHere is a general knowweeks. We have talked about the Claremont (13); Robert ven, East Victoria Park ledge deaconess visiting Perth on a Winifred quiz sent in by Methodist and story what it means; hristmas we Pitcher, Karrinyup (9); (12); Gary Catlin, Wem- Linda Thomas of Bentley. Kiek Scholarship. C Weston, Northam bley (10). Meetings: Nedlands branch, in the Church Hall, Linda is thirteen years have talked about giving gifts and what Julie (7); Mylee Nadene ChapTuesday, November 21 at 12.30 p.m. followed by old. See how many of means. THAT pie, Balga (3). Linda's questions you monthly card party at 1.30 p.m. Special Birthday greetperhaps, gift us, of many giving For ings to Clare King, South can answer. may have become meaningless and even * MONDAY Perth, who became 13 on 1. About how long does MAJELLANS selfish. What can we Christians do about NOVEMBER 20 November 12. it take a snail to grow Father John Lisle recently participated in the show we can that Christmas How Francis Corbitt, Nollathis? from the egg to an much discussed Lombardi retreat that was held (10); Vicki Bates, New adult? really is a Christian celebration and not mara Scarborough Cloverdale (11); Kayleen 2. In the "Peanuts" com- recently. He will be giving the just a commercial gimmick? Discuss McGinn, Collie (13); Lor- Members Majellans the fruit of his experience at their meetic strip, what is this with you family? What do they raine Clanchett, CloverCharlie Brown's sis- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. L. McMullen, Carolyn Batini (5), 85 dale (13). think? 174 West Coast Highway, on Monday, November ter's name? Tudor Avenue, Riverton. Further 3. In what year was 20 commencing with Mass at 8 p.m. I would suggest two things. Firstly, Queen of Apostles. Dolls founded? Australia * TUISDAY 46-1387. Polglaze, phone Josephine Mrs. thought to the gifts you details: of lot a and skipping. give 4. What animal makes 21 are going to give. For you boys and NOVEMBER Wendy Catalano (11), Michelle Caspersz, Karno sound? girls, I would suggest making some of ratha (7); Paul Haines, 40 Shines Cres., Bruns- 5. Who is Uncle Sam? Joondanna Majellans will review the developwick Junction. St. Mich- 6. Complete this quotayour presents. I am sure the people to Rivervale (5); Dennis aels' Convent. Crocheting ment of their group during 1972 at the meeting Black, tion from ShakesMukinbudin (12); whom you give these gifts will be really Geraldine Harris, Wem- and swimming. peare: "To be or . . . to be held on Thursday, November 23, at the home thrilled to have something that you have bley (12); Elizabeth Dean Thorns (7), 19 7. Complete this proverb of Mrs. Jan McGrade, Cnr. Lockwood and Frape"A bird in the hand . . Street, Joondanna, commencing at 8 p.m. Further taken the trouble to make yourself. You Mann, Mt. Lawley (14); Rayleigh Street, BaysGeorgina Boyd, Apple8. A young frog is called details: Mrs. Betty Sullivan 24-1088. readand Running water. in ideas for gift-making of lots find ill w a . . . cross (11); Robert Tan- ing. local library. your at ooks b 9. Name three of Santa's key, City Beach (12); The other thing, which I feel is most Caroline Taplin, Wembley reindeers. Rev. Fr. R. Williams has been invited to speak 10. Can you unscramble important, is that you give some thought (11); Jane Taplin, Wemthe Manning Majellans at their next meeting to to Peter Bull, bley (11); and W-O-C make a to those less fortunate than yourselves. Dianella (11); Judy Why did the lollipop? word? be held at St. Pius School, Ley Street, Manning Perhaps you could pack up some of the Poole, Kudardup (14); Because it saw the saus- 11. On what date is "All on Wednesday, November 22 at 8 p.m. The meetFools Day?" toys ( in good repair) which you no Paul Boland, Yokine (14). age roll. ing will commence with Mass. Further details: 12. Unscramble MOOTAT Mrs. Maxine McMannus, phone 60-2823. ' * longer use, and send them to a charity. and make a word. What runs but cannot Orphanages will be very happy to re- * WEDNESDAY 13. What is the mountain walk? NOVEMBER 22 ceive these. Or, if you have some money, Jeffrey Verheggen, Riv- Water. range that separates A significant seventy years of the history of the Spain from France? maybe you could donate some to a simi- erton (12); Angela Town* * * Sisters of Mercy in Midland will come to a close 14. Where is the Louvre? lar institution. Or, if you are very send, Wembley (11); Why is a wet blanket 15. Where is Notre Dame? at the end of this year as they vacate the convent Balmer, Ingle- like a train? c lever, you may be able to make simple Michael 16. Where would you buy to make way for the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Catherine (12); wood it is usually on toys such as doll's clothes, small wooden Wainwright, Mt. Lawley theBecause a pogo stick? Sacred Heart, who will conduct the La Salle line. 17. Where would yov buy College for girls. boats, etc., wrap them up, and give them (14); Anne Jeffreys, Walbunting? to your Parish Priest for the poor in goolan (14); Anthony Why was the big pig 18. aWhere Past pupils of St. Brigid's are being summoned would you buy Rockingham dull? Tutton, your area. a pomeranian? from far and wide to the farewell service in St. (11). Because he was nothing 19. Where would you buy You may have other ideas. But these Brigid's Church on Friday, November 24 at 7.30 but a big boar. a leica? followed by an informal social. p.m., are the presents that really count! * THURSDAY 20. Where would you buy Did you hear about the are requested to bring a plate. Donations God bless until next week. Ladies NOVEMBER 23 a marigold? Leanne Clancy, Bentley cross-eyed teacher? for a presentation to be made to the Sisters may B ROTHER JUNIPER. She had trouble with (11); Liam Heary, Mt. SOLUTION TO be forwarded to Box 157, P.O. Midland. pupils. her Pleasant Anthony (14); Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all Stokes, Applecross (11); GENERAL competition entries, should be addressed to him Catherine Migro, Bedford What object is hard to KNOWLEDGE at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. Park (11); David Freak- beat? QUIZ A drum with a hole in ley, Carlisle (10); Tracey

RIDDLES!

A PAPER BAG PUPPET TO MAKE

1. About six months Pitcher, Karrinyup (13); it. 2. Sally Brown. Stephen Kelly, Willagee Why is the sea measur- 3. 1788. (13); Geoffrey Moyle, 4. The giraffe. Manjimup (12): Joanne ed in knots? years of age. I am now Sheridan, Bedford Park To keep the ocean tide. 5. The United States of * * America. (10); John Gasper, Name Koorda (11). How do you catch a 6. Not to be. Puppets can be made out of many things in7. Is worth two in the squirrel? cluding pieces of wood, rag, old socks and even bush. You climb a tree and Address * FRIDAY To make our paper-bag puppet you paper bags! 8. Tadpole. make out you're a nut NOVEMBER 24 will need : 9. Dasher, Dancer, Pran* Jane Donnelly, Mancer, Vixen, Comet, What would the nation durah (9); Raymond Spit• A paper bag Cupid, Donna and Blithouses were ter, all the be if Albany (8); Terri • Some crumpled newspaper School zen. Anne Hood, Mt. Clare- blue? • A piece of string 10. Cow. mont (12); A blue-house nation. Margaret • Scraps of coloured wool. 11. April 1st. Hobby * Mary Franklyn, South 12. Perth (10); Lou-Ann JenTomato. What is the easiest way First of all, take your paper bag and paint or sen, Mt. Magnet (13); to catch a fish? 13. Pyrenees. draw a face on it. Next crumple up some old Please fill in the coupon above in BIG LETTEfIS. and send it tc Kerry Ann Old, Collie Have someone throw newspapers and fill out one quarter of the bag 14. Paris, France. B ROTHER JUNIPER, "THE JUNIOR RECORD," 450 Hay Street, Perth, (13). it to you. ( the head) with it, so that it is quite firm. so that when your birthday comes he may greet you on this page. 15. Paris, France. 16. A sports shop. The next step is to cut a hole in either side of the bag for your fingers (the puppet's arms). 17. A baby store. My Birthday is

Soloution to last weeks Crossword

NATURE NOOK

18. A pet shop. 19. A camera shop. This strange and rare animal, the AYE-AYE is 20.A florists.

THE AYE-AYE

found only in the forests of Madagascar-an island off the east coast of Africa.

The Aye-Aye is related to the lemur. It is about the size of a cat, with a tail as long as its body. It has a coat of thick brown or black hair. The face is rounded, with large eyes and ears something like those of a mouse. The hands and feet of the Aye-Aye are like those of monkeys and apes. Man rarely sets eyes on the Aye-Aye as he is a nocturnal animal, that is, he comes out at night, hiding away in a hollow tree or in branches in the daytime. The Aye-Aye lives on fruit, insects and grubs. Only one young Aye-Aye is born each year, and it is feared that because of this, the Aye-Aye m ight die out altogether.

RIDDLES

What did the big rose say to the little rose? Hiya, bud. What's black and white and red all over? A bashful zebra. Why was the man always wiring for money? He was an electrician. What kind of top does not spin? A mountain top. * What vegetable must grow quickly? The runner bean.

Lastly take a piece of string and tie it around the neck of the puppet. Scraps of wool can be stuck on for hair, or you can make any other variations that you wish.

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MONEY FOR EDUCATION giveGamblers money to

The most recent esti- for transport and boardPAUL DONNELLY, of Claremont, writes: mate of the Federal 20 ing. The principle points of The Federal Govern- per cent is $3,359,000 so ment has its plans cut, that to make up the importance from Mr. BELFAST.—"People in dried and legislated for State's 20 per cent from Fraser's speech delivered the street stopped me level of in the House of Reprea 20 p.c. education cost its present and pressed money into subsidy to independent $2,006,000 an additional sentatives on September my hand 02 into my bag, 14 and 27: schools plus S215 mil- $1,353,000 is needed. saying: 'Here you take capital improveState Treasury officials • A rejection of the this before I lose it all.' lion ments grant to be divid- have told the Govern- means "In the beginning,Idid principle test ed up on the basis of ment that in their opin- which implied that the not know what they were additional more parents did for saying to me, but then I between ion this ratios pupil non-State S1,353,000 is already cov- their school to improve it was taken to see the gamand State ered by the allocations the less would become bling going on and thenI schools. for transport and board- its qualification for as- understood!" Australian The West This is Mother Teresa Government still delays ing of $1,391,000 — near sistance. over the terms on which enough to $1.5m. to be • The principle evolved of Calcutta's own recolit will accept the Federal the million and a half by his Government of lection of a recent stay in Las Vegas, the U.S. invitation to provide a dollar question. tying per capita assistMr. Tonkin also said ance to a percentage of gambling centre. matching 20 per cent She was in Ireland rein answer to Sir Charles the recurrent costs of grant. cently to visit the house "Discussions that, Court State in education In the opinion of her community has estabthe Catholic school authori- had continued between schools rested on lished for children in ties the State Govern- Commonwealth and the duty of the Government war-torn Belfast, and to various to clarify States educathe provide for to ment's indecision is caus. appear on TV's Late Late _ ing major difficulties in aspects of the Common- tion of all Australian Show. 1973 planning for Catho- wealth plan and to see children. Despite the fact that, how it would be co-orlic schols. Although every child true to her normal habit, various • with dinated An assured Catholic principles and practices had a right to a complete Mother Teresa did not provided ask for money during the education for many thou- which the States have Government programme, education in a Govern- television sands of our boys and followed in this field." ment school, they did not before it was over the girls turns on the deciAgainst this, a week lose that right when their station switchboard was sion of the State A.L.P. on September 27, parents sent them to non- jammed earlier callers with Government. Fraser, government school. Malcolm Mr. offering help. The Federal Govern- Minister for Science and ment is providing us with Education, tabled in Fedhalf a million dollars a eral Parliament at the year over five years from end of the third reading 1973 onward to build new of the Stftes Grants schools and expand old Schools Bill, which dealt ones. So far the State with the matter of the Government will not say 20 per cent subsidies, a if it will match the Fed- document setting out the eral 20 per cent of run- Commonwealth's basis ning costs with its own of working out its own 20 per cerit so that the 20 per cent. schools can be staffed The document, the Bill and the children taught itself and the debate on • Fanfare trumpeters for the Mass televised from Santa Maria College on a fee basis which the it set out very clearly average Catholic parent chapel were (from left) Sally Martin, Nancy Mitchell and Tania Durham. can meet. that the 20 per cent figure is based on the reThe State Government current or running costs has indicated at various of education at schools. times that it intended to The main items are take up its 20 per cent share of the recurrent salaries, materials, costs of teaching in West stocks and books. TransAustralian independent port of pupils to schools schools; but its real at- or boarding provisions titude has only been di- required to give them acvulged recently through cess to education do not questions asked in Par- enter. It seems therefore to ROME (NC).—The ground rules have not changed for a Church court liament. The Premier, Mr. John follow logically that if to declare a marriage invalid, nor has the Church recently expanded these transport and boarding rules to allow drug addiction or mental disorders as grounds for a Tonkin, made no men- are left out of Governtion in his Budget speech declaration of nullity. I on October 3 of any in- ment school costs they When letting your property, there are many Some recent Press re- creased grant for inde- should equally not enter costly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. ports from Rome indicat- pendent schools. There into the cost of indepened that Pope Paul had was only a broad state- dent schools' education Your worries are over from the start when left broadened the conditions ment that the education or be credited in the to the expert know-how of General Agency's for declaring a marriage vote was to be increased State's 20 per cent subProperty Management Division. See them today! invalid to include narco- from $95.7 million to sidy. tic addiction, schizophre- $106.9 million — up by 11 If the State Govern. rnent follows the Comnia and other mental dis- per cent. For First Class Plumbing Services monwealth guidelines, it orders. Only when the Leader has no choice but to R.E.I.W.A. (Property Management Division) I t was true, said a Vatof the Opposition, Sir Steam and Hot Water Installations 3 40 MURRAY STREET, PERTH. ican canon lawyer, that Charles Court, asked a leave out of its reckonPHONE 23 3021, A/HRS. 86 6050 the Church in rendering series of questions on ing of assistance the unPHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 verdicts on a particular the subject on October doubtedly large but nemarriage would specify 11 did the real attitude cessary amount provided 211 Newcastle Street, Perth by name the disease or of the Government seem affliction which impaired to emerge. the ability to make a full, Mr. Tonkin in reply free consent to the conditions requisite for a said that the following existing payments were valid marriage. "There are two basic to be taken into account ways to attack the valid- in determining the State Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS., ity of a marriage in a contributions under the PERTH. 6000 Church court, and these scheme. The list below have not changed or ex- is condensed. The full ALSO panded," the lawyer one shows that State CITY ARCADE, PERTH. 6000 Treasury has searched added. ALSO "If one or both of the its ledgers very closely parties excluded absolu- for almost every dollar 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH tely the intention of try- that has been voted to ARE NOW SELLING ing to have children or, help our schools over the $80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 secondly, withheld con- past 25 years. FULL BOOKS $100 sent to a permanent un- Item. Ss p.a. PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS ion lasting until the death Per capita THIS LOTTERY WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY of one of the parties, 1,445,000 grants then the marriage can be S: . HURRY allocaRecurrent declared never to have cations, Stock, W.A. and national pol itics have been crying for existed." effective leadership. David John Milne, state 561,000 Books, etc. The lawyer explained president of the Democratic Labor Party, is the leader with MI wide experience in practical that Church courts in repolitics; a diverse involvement with the comTotal assistance cent years had declared munity and a personal commitment to gettingto schools 2,006,000 things-done. marriages invalid because David ohn line of drug addiction or Transport and As a successful businessman (and a What aye the crucial issues? Boarding 1,391,000 some mental disorder but good 'fair-go' employer), Dave Milne is EDUCATION: Dave Milne strenuously advocates "in every case the Church a third generation West Australian. His PTY. LTD. equal opportunities and a good education for was speaking of the reaall. Federal funds should be used for students family livestock feeds manufacturing 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER HAVE YOUR TREES at independent schools (all denominations) to business has been at Welshpool for son why the all-important match the average cost of educating children in over 60 years. PROFESSIONALLY W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors full and free consent to State Schools. David John Milne is your logical candiBY LOPPED ANTI-ABORTION: Dave Milne has made a the marriage was imFor Better Paving Contact Us personal stand against the development of date for Swan. Here is a man prepared paired." permissiveness in our society. Existing abortion to devote himself to the cause. A man MURPHY'S We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of laws should be strengthened. In other words, the who wants to serve the people and not THE TREE PEOPLE R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. PORNOGRAPHY: Dave Milne vigorously opposes special interest groups. lawyer said, the verdict We have a most modern plant including power the promotion or sale of pornographic literature THIS IS YOUR MAN! was not based on addicTrees removed, Cartage or items which tend to deprave the social, R oller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. moral fibre. Want to help? tion or affliction but on Chain Sawing. Shrubs, Estimates Submitted Free LEADERSHIP: Dave Milne leads a party which Dave Milne wants your help during the coming the lack of ability to give Hedges, Creepers trimmed Country Client', please note that we have a Statehas never made compromising statements on election. Get involved by phoning one of these consent. these issues. It's the party which gives you a numbers: 68 2338, 68 2344, 68 4675, 67 4334, full and free or removed. wide Service, and will gladly quote on any choice. 28 7342, 60 4246. He also stressed that Insured Service anywhere. r equirements. the addiction or mental Free Quotes. Satisfaction We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. disorder must be demonand Value for Money Prompt Delivery. strated to have existed Assured. PHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 before the marriage cereA uth. H. Sullivan, 7 Aberdeen St. Perth 65 1226 24 7060 all hours mony. .i111111111111111111.

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Race Talk by ROD EVANS OUR VERDICT, a gel- purse company when he ding by Court Sentence contested the British Ex, caught the eye when he Services Handicap came from second last 1500 metres. He wasover un. to finish in third place fancied in the betting and behind his stable mate, came from near last to Abduction. Both these flash home in fourth p horses are trained by lace when the The retirement at 18 Munich Olympics, says son, writes an Eastern Kerry Applin and both reached. This post Was R .E.I .W.A. of former 800 metres she is now "beginning to States critic. are promising types, but son of Sky Highchestnut is very LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY world record holder find out what life is all Our Test side, led by I got the impression that fit at the left AusChappell, an moment, I about". Karen Moras once again Our Verdict was unlucky will soon take out and 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY an. poses the question: Is it She is going on dates tralia last season follow- in running and will be other race. doleful most the by ed young for while worth so often that her father PHONE 87-1820. COMMON FEE, raced better suited by a longer teenagers to train for has told her that she predictions. journey. by Vice President of the Please accept my invitation and forward this request swimming to the extent does not have to make up Some of the experts OUR CLARE, a brown W.A.T.C. if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter that they have no real for a few "lost" years in were confident that, with- filly by Little Roderick A ssociation, Bookmakers' Keith Nixon, and wish to see me personally without obligation. childhood? out the stabilising influ- impressed one week. when she and trained by Brian Lawry and Bill of ence There will be many made her debut in the O'Malley, was the That she -- and more NAME who say that it is not. particularly Shane Gould Ian Redpath, Australia Debutante Handicap for ium of a king med-4k4 I The young Sydney bank -have remained stable would be trounced in all two-year-old fillies. This plunge in the Roy sized Paxton ADDRESS officer, captain of the youngsters is a tribute five Tests. filly led until the last one Advance over 1400 women's A ustralian The commentators ex- hundred metres and next metres. This gelding by to themselves, their parswimming team at the ents and their coaches, pressed a similar lack of time she performs she Corinto got well back in about the will give owner Mrs. Y. the field early but but the life of depriva- confidence rattled tion, As BROTHER or PRIEST, dedication and ability of the Australian Panizza and trainer Dan- home to wind up in 1961, ny England in Duggan a great in sight fourth place when the plain monotonous, hard teams for their money. post was reached. Next training in the years 1964 and 1968. SKY DUKE, raced by time Common Fee races when normally they Yet Richie Benaud's would be enjoying the side in 1961 and Bob Alf and Ken Hampton in an Advance or an EnFor further information: pleasures of students and Simpson's team in 1964 and trained by Paddy courage Handicap he will Rev. Patrick Walsh, S.J., P.O. Box 149, Hawthorn, Vic. 3122. pretty girls seems a confounded the pessim- Rock, made a return to be very hard to beat. mighty high price - too ists by retaining the high in many people's Ashes. Bill Lawry's 1968 judgment-to pay for an team squared the Test Olympic medal. rubber. To the same extent Ian * Chappell's young side The New South Wales also surprised the critics all-rounder Gary Gilmour by squaring the series. has emerged as a distant An earlier breakthrough RICHMOND RACEWAY possibility for the next when Australia set EngAustralian Test team, land 451 to win could which on present indica- have led to the recovery 7.30-SPRING QUALIFYING STAKES ( Formerly St. Joseph's Orphanage) tions, would welcome a of the Ashes lost to Ray Marilyn's Dollar, Dollar Court, Court solid, reliable middle- Illingworth's Englishmen Talkin order batsman (or a high- in 1970-71. order one for that matAgainst Chappell's Aus8.00-NOVEMBER HANDICAP. ter) and thrusting change tralians, England failed Gala Lady, Prudent Lady, Smokey Western. bowler. to produce one player of In the Sheffield Shield outstanding ability likely 8.30-FREMANTLE TROTTING CLUB STAKES. games against W.A., Gil- to make his mark in Test Parking, Park Royale, Royal Band. mour was one of the cricket for seasons to "men of the match". He come. This fact gives firm 9.00-CONCORD FREE-FOR-ALL. scored runs in both in- support to John Snow's Red Vicar, Royal Relate, Roscott. nings when they were opinion. badly needed and his With one or two excep- 9.35-PORT PACING GIFT FINAL. Teledex, Wee Cent, Dark Adair. bowling was consistently tions most of the Enggood-and at times de- land players were aged 1 0.10-BOORAGOON HANDICAP. vastating. between 35 and 40. Stuart Henry, Nelson's Flame, Morocam. newspapers London His 5 for 65 in the first Illingworth's escribed d innings included the 1 0.40-BATEMAN HANDICAP. wickets of Inverarity, Mc- side as 'the old army' and Yankee Rhythm, Festive Scout, Satin Son. of Aullay and Brayshaw and the Australian Board never would Control the second innings he ICE CREAM - SWEETS -JUMBLE STALL - PRODUCE in bundled out Inverarity have sent to England a BEST BET : YANKEE RHYTHM. contained so McAullay in smart side that FANCY GOODS - LUCKY DIPS - CHOC. 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