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Education authority to expand staff, training, planning The amount of work facing the administrators of Catholic Education it* W.A. is increasing so rapidly that additional full time educational officers will need to be employed.
The new Teacher EduDuring 1973 the ComThe Catholic Educagrantect tion Office, Nedlands, mission hopes to sup- cation Act has iorx Commiss Catholic the of project major a port office as the serves which a, to nominate right the aimed training in-service for the W.A. Catholic new State, Education Commission, at the personal develop- member of the Council for Teacher eduis faced with increased ment of lay teachers. cation. activity in the areas of The course will look at This body will co-ordinteacher recruitment and their vocation as teachers training, plus school plan- and educators of faith ate the programmes of ning, siting and financ- and their tasks in the the existing State Teaching. pastoral as well as the re ers' Colleges when theyOn the curriculum side ligious work of a Catholic become autonomous in. 1973. there is a need to develop school. the standard of the Within the next three courses in primary and years it is proposed to secondary schools and establish a Catholic Inalso the religious forma- stitute in W.A. This instition of Catholic children tute will provide trainee in Government schools. teachers who decide to The latter has become a teach in Catholic schools major priority in Catho- with their pre-service 1 The state Minister for lic educational thinking preparation for the teach- Education, Mr. T. , Evans, said this weelc throughout Australia. ing of religion. The present paid staff This will give perman- that it was too late int of the Education Office, ent status to the in- the current session of the' in addition to Fr. Nestor. service programme that State Parliament (which its director, is a research is to get under way in is drawing to a close) to. and planning officer, an 1973 for the present lay legislate for any alteraadministrative assistant staff in Catholic schools. tion in the State subsidy a clerical assistant and a Establishing closer to independent schools. part-time typist. A super links between Catholic He added that he did visory teacher in child education State consider that any future and migrant education is at Teacher Training pro- increase in the subsidy tached to the office and grammes, Fr. J. Nestor, would not necessarily 1) is financed by the Depart- Director of Catholic Edu- on a per capita basis As preparations for the world tour by sea ment of Immigration. cation, has been appoint- without regard to means,. have ed to the advisory board Advertisements or air sponsored by The Record enter their final • Minister replies, stages, a most important social and educational recently been placed for of the new teacher educapage 7. assistresearch which e further tion programm evening will take place on November 30. ants and further adver- commences at West Aus• More education In comfortable coaches tisements are due to be tralian Institute of TechAt the function, the reports on pages last film session associa- manned by skilful drivers placed. 6 and 7. nology in 1975. ted with the tour will be and top tour managers As a result, two people, conducted and the travel- the travellers will tour one full-time and one lers will have an oppor- Portugal, Spain, France, part-time, will be comtunity to discuss and get the French and Italian mencing with the Cathoadvice about many mat- Riverias, Italy (with four lic Education Office early ters, such as currency, full days in Rome), Aus- in the New Year. visas and other items of tria, Leichenstein, Switierland, Germany Belinterest to the tourist. ON INSIDE PAGES and Holland, where The evening will be gium 4 be ill IA Calendar tulip fields especially notable in that the . attraction an 9 World Children's Bishop Quinn, who has An audience with the Classified advts. 10 consented to lead the 4 tour, will be present to Pope will be one of \he Editorial indicate the features of highlights of the tour. 6, 7 n Educatio the tour with which he There will be a cruise 4 USUALLY COME BACK FOR News in Pars will be associated. on the Rhine and a The travellers will have typical Swiss Fondu even- Sr. Philomena Earle 8 ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER an opportunity of meet- ing in Lucerne. 1 2 AND ANOTHER. . . Sport ing him. 1 1 Theatre In addition to those • For further details 11 TV, Radio who have already bookplease see page 5 ed, people contemplating going on the tour will be most welcome to attend function without this obligation. They should telephone 22 2914 and a c omplimentary invitation will be sent. The response to the tour has been outstanding. Now very little accommodation by sea remains unfilled and those THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN wishing to join the sea tour should book withCARS out delay to save disappointment. AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS HOLDEN DEALER There is still room on tour the of the air section 1308 Albany Hwy. and bookings will be Cannington available by this means PHONE: 68 1826 68 1826 PHONE: be up to close to the depart- • St. Peter's, Rome, a visit to which will
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Visit by an eminent remedial teacher Dr. Marianne
Child, adult and Church roles in religious education
Frostig, a leading authority on learning disabilities will visit Perth next month on Friday, December 8 and Saturday, December 9. She is the founder executive director of and her Centre of Educational Therapy in Los Angeles. With a wide experience as a teacher, psychologist and social worker, she has become one of the most eminent figures in the world of remedial education. She has had books and articles published and has devised tests and programmes for teaching, especially in the area of visual perception. Dr. Frostig will lecture at the Secondary Teachers' College and will give a public lecture at the University of W.A. There will also be talks and panel discussions at the teacher's college. Programmes and other particulars are available from the SPELD Association of W.A., 20 Loftus Street, Leederville (teledTuFersiddayy uitn pl Tw.h rtseed i ro na2y8s43a4n1 nominations should be sent to the SPELD Association.
Families will have to give increasing support to the classroom activities of their children's religious education ,according to Mr. David Shinnick, of Adelaide, who was in Perth last week.
Mr. Shinnick has been vital second stage of they exercise Christ's mission in a parish or a full-time lay worker in their formation. "This is the point diocese through this parthe Archdiocese of Adesituation," laide for six years and where they make or ticular he in his capacity as secre- break with further ad- comments. tary of the Catholic Adult herence to the Church," Education Centre he has he added. For this reason, he sees recently been overseas to study trends in this field. all the various formation movements such as YCW, He is particularly imYCS, Family Movement, pressed with an Ottawa etc., as vital links in a WASHINGTON ( NC ) . experiment, not yet fully programme where the —The American bishops developed, where the Gospel will be brought have childrens' study book and issued a collective into Christian reflection pastoral message that exthe teachers' handbook and action in daily life horts Catholic educators are accompanied by a in the spirit of the chapspecial book for parents and parents to take a ter on the laity in the series of steps to mainto provide them with Constitution of the tain and improve adult education on the schools Church of the Second same theme as their chiland all other educational Vatican Council. dren are studying. efforts of the Church. Mr. Shinnick points out Mr. Shinnick has been The pastoral, the first actively involved in the that this involvement of Adelaide Diocesan Pas- such document issued by parents happens with toral Council and with the U.S. heirarchy in first communion stages parish pastoral councils. four years, also suggests in some parishes but it His recent trip con- that religious education is not extended to other vinced him that in Eng- programmes for Catholic levels of education. lish-speaking countries children attending public He believes that any all are much at the same schools be strengthened adult education programthrough increased use of level of development. me in Australia has some "There is a lack of un- professional staff and very definite hurdles to derstanding of the nature common funding with surmount if it is going of the various CoUrldis programmes in Catholic to realise its objectives. and the complementary schools. First, he says, it must roles of the priests, reAccordh_g to the docuget away from lectures ligious and lay people." ment, "Catholic schools and formal learning sitSome of Marist College, Churchlands, senior he notes. afford the fullest and uations. Adults have to For him a diocesan best opportunity to real- a ward winners for 1973 are (from left): John be involved in learning 20 Mabel St. council should be able ise the three-fold purpose Dastlik (Archbishop's prize for Christian leaderin the same way as childto give a lead to a diocese of Christian education ship and school leadership prize); Peter O'Dea South Perth ren are doing today by highlighting priorities. among children and ( prize for general proficiency in sport); John PAI NTING CONTRACTOR through life-experience 67 2716 "Even when they get a young people." However, A ldous (prize for conduct and study, open athactivities. solid issue they are not it concedes, "this school letic champion and most outstanding inter"It is no good talking always conscious of how system is shrinking visschool athletic performer). The dux of the about communication; the people present have College was John Hibble and Ray Cassin was to be involved in a comawarded a prize for good conduct and public P. NORRISH 5- CO. munication simulated speaking. game or activity," he LAND and ESTATE AGENTS says. FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN "With the help of trainBUYING OR SELLING ed leaders these people us at: Contact come to discover for 148A FITZGERALD STREET, themselves what the Subject is all about." NORTHAM Secondly, says Mr. A cheque for $500 was presented last week to Shinnick, adult education must not be seen in a the Catholic Press Association of Australia and narrow sense as a course New Zealand by the Knights of the Southern LONDON.—The bishops of England and Wales of dogmatic faith and ita Cross. invited diocesan authorities and religious have relative practical moral This amount matches olic press is needed today orders to review the possibility of making land code. This schematic an equal contribution by to inform and instruct. or unwanted buildings available COMING EVENTS — — to housing asapproach can finish up C.P.A. member publica- This need is possibly ARLY NOTICE E OF CHRISTMAS FUNCTION sociations and local authorities to provide more being no more than a tions. The money will be greater today than at any deeper version of the used homes. to finance a cam- other time in history." C HRISTMAS BUFFET CABARET catechism. The bishops have taken paign to attract subscripS ATURDAY, 23rd DECEMBER: Time, 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Brother O'Grady said this step because He believes that adult tions of their to Catholic periodi- that education means a total all age groups were concern at the extent of Venue: Thomas Meagher Pavilion — Perry Lakes. cals. catered for in the range homelessness development of a human Music: Fabulous "Studio Seven" Band. in the Welcoming the editors of Catholic periodicals being. Cost: $3 single, includes 6 course buffet. country and the increase To achieve this he of the member magazines now available. house i n prices and house Ticket enquiries G.P.O. Box T1630. points out that there will to the Knight's Victorian MEXICO CITY (NC). Every effort was being rents. einuiries welcome. 65 4516 A/Hrs. Club headqu arters in Mel- made by have to be a relocation —Bishop Pablo Rovalo the editors to They have asked their of the resources and per- bourne, the State chair- ensure an attractive pre- Social Welfare Commis- (47), said he resigned as sonnel of the Church man, Mr. B. Battye, as- sentation of their head of the Zacatecas maga sion to produce a quick sured the CPA of the with a special emphasis zines, but more support report on the problem doicese, Mexico, in July on the post-school group. order's continuing sup- was needed. Subscripafter two years because - In this 15 to 24 age port. tions cost so little, he In a statement the his vocation as a priest group, he says, people The presentation was said, that every Catholic bishops said: conflicted with his duties are going through the made by Mr. W. Dwyer, home should and privileges as a estimated "It is that welcome national warden of the this form of family read- perhaps one million fam- bishop. He has returned Knights of the Southern ing. ilies live in houses held to a monastery of the Cross, to Brother Beneto be unfit for human Marist order to which he Mr. W. May, .vice presiALL SUBURBS dict O'Grady, 0.H. secbelongs. dent of the C.P.A., said: habitation. More than retary of the C.P.A. and number double that are Bishop Rovalo said " editor of the magazine Christianity had devel- living in substandard that conditions of the oped from man's know"Caritas". church in Zacatecas, ledge of Christ through houses. ' Mr. Dwyer said that the the Gospel narratives. As "There is evidence that Mexico and the world, Knights recognised the a medium, the written in the last two or three had prompted him to D istributors for: value of the Catholic word has both an acces- years the prices of modponder God's plan for press and were pleased sibility and a permanency erate-sized houses in TORO Automatic Irrigation MONUMENTAL to be associated with the that other media lack." some areas have doubled. men and their present equipment. World's Turf Sprinklers Finest fate. CPA. The Knights of the "Conscious that sympaSPECIALISTS The promotion camfor Bowling Greens, Golf Courses, "What Christians are rn Cross publish paign for Catholic per- thetic understanding is 483 Great Eastern Southe doing? What am I doing? Ovals and Fields. enough, bishops not the the magazine "Advance iodicals will commence in call upon their people Being tied to a diocese, Hiway, Redcliffe Australia". R ADIO CONTROLLED February next year, co- throughout the country its administration and , Member N.W.W.A. The Good Name in Reticulation. Phone 65 3157 Brother O'Grady thank- inciding with the Euch- to give their active atten- problems, I find a block my to vocation for the tion this serious to probAfter Hours 61 5667 ed the order for its sup- aristic Congress to be WELLS MAINSWATER BORES work I deem most urglem. Auto port. He said: "The Cath- held in Melbourne. or Manual Systems "They invite their own ent. I want to give my HIRE TRENCHING MACHINES, Etc. diocesan authorities and life to the Church in Mexico, and must find the religious orders to reComplete Service for Home Handyman to Big Comnew ways to do so." mercial Enterprises — from Industrial and Commerview the possibility of Bishop Rovalo said: making land or unwanted cial Enterprises to Sports and Playing Fields. buildings available to God has made a call to Consultants • Design Service housing associations and my personal conscience, Contrac tors • Suppliers local authorities to proUNDER and resigning is the convide more homes. Hire for Home Handyman. Tel. ONE ROOF Hannan dition that will enable We will install complete or "They gladly point to AT OUR 211444 supply materials only. Street the record of achieve- me to follow the course Where you always get . NEW appoint ed by the Spirit. ment of the Catholic OPEN SAT. A.M. 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S AIGON (NC). — A Catholic priest who pub- of "Doi Dien" from news quently seized lishes a monthly review that has been critical stands by the Saigon been has of Thieu President government of the police. sentenced to five years in prison and fined $7,000 It was a frequent criarticles. y subversive allegedl printing for
the national tic of South Vietnamese Under a Press decree torting prison conditions, parcause." Thieu President by ssued i ticularly of police interthe The was sentence milia ago, months two rogation methods. The t ary court held that a legal maximum and imFather short story and poem mediately provoked cries articles for which dealt sentenced was Tin leaders Opposition by Chan Father in printed with a son who followed Tin's publication, "Doi here of another attempt (Confrontation), by President Thieu to his father into the resisDien" to the silence opponents force- tance against the French "harmful was and with life in the South fghting spirit of the arm- fully. Vietnamese army. of persuasive forces, ofhas now Dien" "Doi ed cisFather Tin appeared and ficially closed for failing draft evasion I to meet a government re- to be in good spirits afgulation of depositing ter his sentencing, reSHOW YOU £15,000 in the national marking that many of his friends were already C ARE treasury. Founded and run by in prison and that he A BOUT THE MEDIUM the Redemtporist Fath doubts that he would BRINGING YOU ers, it had become the have to serve his full IC CATHOL intellectual publication five-year sentence. NEWS ' don't think Thieu I in Saigon most critical SAY WHERE YOU of the Thieu govern- will last another six SAW THE ADS. ment's policies. Issues months," he said.
• Last week the travertine marble elements of the new St. Mary's Cathedral sanctuary redesign were put ir position. j Pictured being placed in position is the marble plinth which will carry a new, contemporarydesign hand-worked silver tabernacle, since the Blessed Sacrament will now be permanently reser-Jed in the Sacred Heart Chapel. carrara white The LONDON (NC).—Last year an attempt to legalise voluntary euthanasia marble altar rail in front of the sanctuary has been was defeated in the House of Lords, but there is not likely to be the end of remove d and will become the affair. a balustrade separating Mrs. Morris said that the sanctuary from the Mrs. Frances Morris, a people to undermine the that t wo side chapels. Catholic and treasurer of more customary Christ- she was convinced As Planning Family the country. this of ethic ian Association the National ion, criginally for the Protection of talking, sock"They keep serFamily Life said: "We about the rising popula- voluntary advisory marfor intended vice the to have had our ears tion of Britain, but in had been ground and we under- fact the birth rate has ried people, stand that fresh efforts been falling every year taken over by people who were using it as a vehicle are being made to get since 1965," she said. NC). — for pushing their poli- EDMIONTON another euthenasia Bill only thing whic1-1 cies. members "The new the of One brought before Parliais keeping our populatio.-, of the Canadian House ment." growth level as high as Commons is a Cathoof She said that reports it is, is the fact that our MIDNIGHT MASS lic editor. He is Dougfrom members of the as- old people are living VATICAN CITY (NC). las J. Roche, on leave of sociation in many parts longer. That is the reason — Pope Paul will cele- absence from his posiof the country revealed they keep talking about brate midnight Mass at tion as editor of the Wesa growing tendency to euthanasia. Christmas among tunnel- tern Catholic Reporter. for a fast discuss euthenasia more Mrs. Morris is strong- ers excavating In the recent election, frequently. railroad from Rome ly opposed to any at- new Mr. Roche ran as the cona on Florence to "We can see here a tempts to give Britain a Progressive Conservative parallel with the cam- national popuk tion pol- struction site about 25 candidate for thy Edmonpaign to legalise abor- icy with a minister o' miles north of Rome t on-Stratncona constitnear Civita Castellana. Before any at- population. tion. uency. Four years ago the temps were made to Such a suggestion wa The seat had been held make that legal, it had contained in a report Pope celebrated midnight Harries, a become a topic of gen- published earlier this Mass in a steel mill at by Mr. Hu reeral conversation," she year by an all-party com- Taranto on the heel of Liberal, who sought election. boot. Italian the said. mittee headed by a Conof member Euthenasia was being servative Mr. Airey fre- Parliament more mentioned THE SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB quently in the Press or Neave. ( INC.) Britain in Some people on television, especially hold will in conne ction with de feel that the present Govbe about may ernment and children formed t o implement one of the with old people. "If a euthanasia Bill committee's recommendin is introduced we shall ations — the spending December, 1972 2nd Holt, Kelmscott a be there in the front line of nearly S50 million 2 a.m. — 8DANCING fighting against it," she year on a free birth conMusic by "THE FOUR PROVINCE" service. trol added. Tickets now on sale, so avoid disappointment This is certain to She did not view euthobtainable from Joe Fallens on 97 2626. Tickets anasia in isolation but arouse fierce controver$3.00 Single — Incl. Supper. TICKETS: from only not and saw it as part of a gen- sy, 16. eral campaign by some Catholics
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EditorialIPope points to a "threat to missionary programmes" crime Cowardly
VATICAN CITY (NC).—The greatest danger threatening the Church's worldwide missionary programme was the "weakening of the missionary Australia's first hijack ended with fatal suddenness and leaves an uneasy silence, quite apart awareness of the Christian people," Pope Paul told an international misfrom the initial shock that the plague has sionary conference at Lyons, France. finally reached here. The Pope sent a letter been touched with uncer-
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Archdiocesan calendar November 26
6.30 p.m. Mass of Christ the King and procession at Moora. Bishop Quinn. Study day for parish Pastoral Councils at St. Thomas More Collgee. The Archbishop.
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10 a.m. Ceremony of commitment at St, Charles' Seminary. The Archbishop.
field, saying that he had
That for the moment it appears he was to Cardinal Alexandre tainty or by an exaspera- had many reports that December 1 11 p.m. Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral have given him "serious possibly a mentally disturbed person will only Renard of Lyons for the ted criticalness." to conference, called to celeThe Pope listed a num- reasons to be full of adcommence an all-night vigil of prayer amplify the debate on how to deal with this type brate for the 150th anniver- ber of the objections that miration and of recogreligious vocations, concluding with a of person who can do so much harm to a society sary of the founding of in recent years have been nition for the intense, resecond Mass at 5 a.m. going about its business today. the Society for the Pro- raised against the Chur- newed, co-ordinated and
It is only a partial consolation to the pol ice pagation of the Faith by ch's missionary pro- persevering work of so the French laywoman grammes, including: many who dedicate themthat the fatal bullet was fired by the hijacker Pauline Jaricot. • Proselytism that is selves to the missionary himself. It is only comparatively rarely that The Pope noted in his incompatible with relig- apostolate." Australian policemen have had to resort to using letter that "the missions ious liberty; The urgency of this firearms in the course of duty. today run
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But side by side with this present incident, serious difficulties." Mis- the socio-cultural values ded "requires a continuing development capable there is an ominous growth in cases of people sionary work was block- of young nations; • Administration of of bringing to the tradiusing guns for criminal purposes. These are not ed in some countries, he said, "for reasons which typical ly sensational -shoot-outs,- but have an have nothing to do with the sacraments when tional missionary appeople are ill-prepared to proaches the changes even worse aspect. the Church." Where relig-
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Prize-giving at St. Louis School, Claremont. The Archbishop. 7.30 p.m. Close of the Solemn Novena and Patronal Festival of St. Mary's Cathedral. 10.30 a.m. Mass in honour of the feast of St. Nicholas. At St. Brigid's Church, West Perth. The Auxiliary Bishop.
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that are necessary." receive them; Aircraft hijacking and such crimes as the ious freedom was lack411 Paternalistic type of The Pope warned personnel and re- assistance; 10 armed robbery of suburban businesses or banks ing, against the danger of sources were also lack• The Westernisation placing evangelisation in are cowardly forays which do not even have the ing. imposed on the Church conflict with the needs rough "justice" of one armed man confronting "It is true that from of Africa and Asia. for development of the another. the age of the first aposPope Paul said: "If young natoins. If these individuals carry guns only to boost tolic preaching these ob- there is a crisis in the "All the values of justheir courage they cannot complain if society stacles have repeated missionary area, many tice, respect for persons WASHINGTON (NC). Father Drinan's priestthemselves in all ages," can argue that this crisis and minorities, the haropts to carry guns and use them. —Jesuit Father Robert hood was not an issue in the Pope said, adding: strikes less at the so- mony among cultural E. Brinan, the Massachu- this year's campaign, alThis is highly undesirable, since the fortunate "But what is mostly to called missionary coun- and racial differences setts Democrat who in though it had been made be feared is the weakentries than at the nations that Christians must re- 1970 became the first trend in British countries has been away from a minor issue two years ing of the missionary with a long Christian tracognise, admire and procarrying. gun Catholic priest to be elec- ago. mote are capable of lead- ted to the U.S. Congress, In the case of hijacking, the Commonwealth awareness of the Christ- dition." ian people, who have The Pope paid tribute ing to their true source, was re-elected at the In the New York race police, already understaffed and their resources for State senator from to missionaries in theGod." recent poll. spread too thinly over a wide range of activities, Rochester, Father Joseph must be given the numbers and the backing to Elsewhere, a 57-year B. Dorsey, a Basilian old priest running for a Father on leave of abdo- their job. State police naturally will be New York State Senate sence from John Fisher called on to help. post was soundly defeat- College in Rochester, ran For the other straightout criminal violence, the The Catholic Social Club, in addition to enter- ed by his Republican- as a Democrat against moral issue that confronts society today is that taining its members has been doing worth while Conservative opponent, Republican - Conservative assumption smug it cannot sit back with any WASHINGTON (NC). things like staging a cricket match between the and a 46-year-old nun lost Gordon J. DeHond. that any greater appreciation of the value of —With the appointment Mr. DeHond won hanClub and the boys of the Nathaniel Harper Home. a close State Senate race human life is its inherited privilege. of Father Joseph Howze dily, 62,000 to 43,000 in Tennis takes place at Tennivale Courts, 337a in Iowa. The money that the world must pour into its as an auxiliary to Bishop The Massachusetts the overwhelmingly Recities and urban living will be a mockery if the Joseph Brunini of Natch- Charles Street on Fridays at 8 p.m. A full calen- priest defeated his Re- publican area. Both canviolence that individuals do to each other, by ez-Jackson, the United der of events has been planned for December and publican opponent, Mar- didates were opposed to crime, drunken driving or persecution of minor- States has its second January. See advt. on page 2. tin A. Linsky, by a nar- New York's liberalised row margin in the race abortion law. ities or the helpless is apathetically accepted as black bishop. Preceding a nine item concert given by Clontarf for the House of Repre- In Muscatine, Iowa, Howze of no concern to God who expects much more Bishop-elect (49) and Auxiliary Bishop in the South Perth Civic Centre on Tuesday, Nov- sentatives Member for Sister Eleanor Anstey of us. Harold R. Perry of New ember 7, the Hon. J. Dolan, M.L.C. presented prizes Massachusetts' Fourth generated considerable alp/ Orleans are the only to the students. Congressional District. pre-election interest by black bishops in this Among the outstanding award winners were The vote was 101,686 for being the first nun in anycountry. Drinan, with one's memory to run for Peter Sharrett (3rd year Christian Education), Father Bishop Perry, who was Glenn Bignell (3rd year dux and general excel- 92,310 for Linsky and an Iowa state office. She ordained a bishop in 11,135 for John Collins, lost by 200 votes-2374 to lence), Brendan Boulter (Christian Education, dux an independent candid- 2174—in a region describIn order to keep to our production timetable, 1966, was the second and general excellence, 2nd year), Robert Hug ate. ed as solidly Republican. it is necessary for us to have all contributed news black bishop in the hismaterial in the office by noon on Monday of tory of the U.S. Church. (Christian Education, 2nd year), Kerry Jan (1st The first was Bishop year Christian Education) and Shane Eldridge each week. James A. Healy, who ( 1st year dux and general excellence). Sports awards went to Alex Ferraz (swimming), Where it is anticipated that material cannot headed the Portland dioRoss Barbitta (football), Garry Sullivan (hockey) be lodged by that time it is requested that a cese from 1875 to 1900. Fully trained: Fully dedicated. Born in Daphne, Father and Hank Hatelie (athletics). telephone call be made to the editorial depart- Howze R ev. P. Walsh, S.J. P.O. Box 149, Hawthorn, Vic. 3122. converted to : ment so that space can be allocated for any Catholicism in 1948. In Riverton combined Catholics, Anglicans and particular item. 1959 he was ordained to Methodists are launching into Christmas with a priesthood comthe after All inquiries regarding advertising should be pleting his studies at St. carol service on Sunday, December 10 at 8 p.m. addressed to the advertising manager. Queens of Apostles Church, Riverton, is host for Bonaventure University. Now a pastor in Ash- the occasion with its fine organ which will be eville, he attributed his played by Fr. Michael Wentzel, organist of St. DRY and SWEET conversion to his attend- George's Cathedral, while the singing is to be led ALTAR WINES ance at a Catholic grade by the choir of St. George's. school, the strong religious attitudes of his CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 Leederville has held an inter-faith social aftermother and grandfather, 2 LONDON COURT and a number of Catho- noon entertaining ladies from various church ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) lic friends. He said that guilds in the district. Guest speaker for the afterFOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY he felt the Church had noon was Mrs. Kastner of the Children's Court. 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. "a rich heritage to offer The branch will hold its annual stall outside Tom's Establish:o 25 Years. to black Catholics." Store, Mt. Hawthorn, on Saturday, December 2, When he was first not- from 9 a.m. ified that he was a posThe Social Convenor, Mrs. McMaster, reports sible candidate for bishthat the takings from the recent stall far exceeded op he was "shocked and I NSIST ON very surprised," but after those of other stalls and should boost the buildOPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS "much prayerful consid- ing fund considerably. CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS eration" and discussion Michael Beg- MAJELLAN NOTICES with Bishop 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 "Fit for a King" ley of Charlotte, he felt East Fremantle Majellans have invited their Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington that it would be an op- husbands to their Christmas Celebration meeting LADIES! portunity for service. to be held on Monday, 27th November at 8 p.m., 68 4831 Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BONS) commencing with Mass, at the home of Mrs. Meg Butchers Shops Hancock, 28 Allen Street, East Fremantle. FurIT'S ther details Mrs. Veronica McSevich 39 3811. OBVIOUS Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions Maddington Majellans are a new group and will CLASSIFIED ADS. Locations: be discussing "First Holy Communion" at their IN TYLERS' SUPERMARKETS meeting to be held at the home of Joan Green, 6 OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. 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State aid for independent schools; ( one archbishop sopinion) Last week at the opening of a new library block at St. Augustine's College, Brookvale (NSW), Archbishop James Carroll, Auxiliary to Archbishop Freeman of Sydney and chairman of the Fed4eral and the New South Wales Catholic Schools Committee, spoke on the State aid for schools issue.
such a task were ex- ment of Australia's edu- backed by the overwhel[In view of the public- take ming majority of Austraactly the same as those cational programme. ity arising from his "Considering Austral- lians. supto give rise which statement and from diffas ia's remoteness from the "That the two political ering views expressed by port for a school such world, her relative youth groupings disagree as to St. Augustine's. Australian bishops on the "Schools of the State as a nation, her rapid methods of distribution 'desirable basis of State have their undoubted growth, due to such fac- or application of subsidaid for schools (including educational excellence, tors as post-war migra- ies is relatively unimport:independent schools) in and developing in- ant and secondary, as -the context of the current but some parents wish tion dustrialisation, it must against the established the background religious election party platforms, recorded that Austra- fact that both accept the the following statement of their homes to be com- be re- lia's citizens have react- principle of public sup:by Archbishop Carroll is plemented by a more of ed in a very creditable port for the voluntary , :printed in full purely as ligious atmosphere way in establishing a bal- effort of independent a matter of record and school. "Historical situations ance between govern- schools. Sound principles not to emphasise any parare apt to be changed ment and non-govern- of social philosophy are ticular view.] is ment schools. invoked to support, for "Apart from school slowly and a century "In paying tribute to example, in the area of short period a relatively friendship, affiliations, in matters of vital mom- the citizens of Australia, recurrent costs, grants etc., all present are enfamily. tribute must be paid also 'cross the board,' or thusiastic about the bles- ent to the human men of public life. grants the highto to serves So, this to 'according of a sing and opening "The situation is that needs.' new library and resource light the significance of political groupings, "The matter of vital centre for St. Augustine's, the growing partnership both are at any time the which and parents between importance is that by Brookvale, because of and the aldemocratic ur appreciation of the governments in regard to government processes ternative government of both -vital importance of edu- independent schools. groupings have ad"This development is the Commonwealth or of opted the basic principles ;tmtion for the future of a cause for paying sin- the States, support the and have made provision Australia. citi- principle of the dual sys"Reference has been cere tribute to the for a real beginning of • Pictured at left is Brian with his elder sister, Camille. Then there is tem of education—gov- some equitable return to of whose Australia, zens :made to the Commonand non-governPeter (at the window by himself), Shirley, Georgina and Neville at the with common sense and fair- ernment -wealth those taxpayers who, in subsidy schools—knowing ment it poshave made ness next window), and Gordon, Douglas, Ralph and George at the rear this libpart, which, in they are solidly Continued on Page 7 -rary has been financed. sible for such a readjust- that window (far right). `The growing partnership *of parents with Govern:ments in maintaining independent schools is one f the most significant social developments of recent Australian history. "It is worth while to recall briefly the historical Mr. Malcolm Fraser, Minister for Science and Education, addressing a sequence. Formal educaCan you give these children a couple years of your life? Eight children tion for all by the med- meeting at the South Perth Civic Centre last Sunday (November 19) dealt new cottage style ium of schools, so much widely with advances made by his Government in the whole field of educa- will be living in these temporary quarters until their nowagranted for year. next taken completed a present national expenditure on education of a gross of hostel is days is a matter of rela- tion, involving "This is a chance for a of figure to the close very was which $1,350,000,000 "They come from the work and bank his earn tively recent times. couple to share married famfuture his for ngs i rada in stations cattle centuries, earlier "In $1,400,000,000 per annum demanded by the national survey on education. ily while the hostel fund the burden of the Aus• from miles 100 of ius the Church had been the Speaking of assistance of education in indepen- had not been told what Kununurra and need a supports the children tralian church and at the great promotor and proin the independent school dent schools on the basis costs were to be includ In place to stay while they with Mrs. Dagan's help. same time to experience -vider of education. sector, he said that on of 20 percent the cost on ed or excluded. "Next year Mr. and life in the newest town convent the the 19th Century the his resumption of the, education in State In a further comment attend school," said Father Peter Mrs. Dagan have to move in the Kimberleys where State took the initiative educational portfolio he schools with the invita to Queensland, and we the church is still involvtowards providing an or- faced a position of im- tion to State Govern- he said that it was too Willis, at Kununurra. missionary late in the present session in times need urgently need a married ed "Desperate ganised school system to minent collapse of a ments to provide a mat- of the State Parliament response and couple to care for these activity." mmediate i meet the demands of a large part of the indepen- ching 20 percent. to legislate for any altera- so we at first had to children and make a fan/. interested growing population. A nyone dent school contribution The West Australian tion in State subsidies to house the children at the ily situation for them "Due to various influFr. Peter to write should convent with the two while they are at school ences, the States of Aus- Its collapse would have Government after expres- independent schools. PresbyHe did not agree that sisters who also had to "During the holidays Willis, Catholic tralia moved towards a thrown an intolerabl9 sing its intention to fall W.A. Kununurra, necthe Common would with increases n i the teach school during the the children return to tery, single system of State- burden on the State not now was per be plan wealth a capof essarily 6743. schools. their parents. a As schools. day. controlled schools doing this as it was coun ita nature, without re"Then we borrowed consequence, non-govern- Independent two caravans and a marschools became could not budget from ting into their 20 percent gard to means. ment A ONE DAY 'private" undertakings, year to year in the face an approximate $1,400,000 FOOTNOTE: The pre- ried couple, Mr. and Mrs. and spent on transport edurising sent session of the State Bob Dagan, agreed to HANDCRAFTS and HOBBIES -the great body of the of constantly :population being expec- cation costs and salary in- b oarding provisions Parliament is drawing to stay for the last term and SALE OF WORK EXHIBITION and care for the child ted to utilise the "public" creases on the basis of which were not part of a close. be held in will of costs recurrent the limited uncertain and ren. schools. (R. P. Donnelly STREET, WEST PERTH HAVELOCK 21 independent handouts from State Gov- education outlined by ths 28 Walter St., Claremont, Y.W.C.A., "Some "Mr. Dagan is a truck Commonwealth Governon schools continued, by ernments. driver and is able to 6010. Commonwealth ment, Mr. Fraser added The TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. voluntary effort, without had, accord Government the from subsidy The Queensland Govany Special Exhibition of Pottery Extended for full week. State. The reasons which ingly, advanced and im- ernment had budgeted bishops, plemented legislation to for their full 20 percent p rompted 1111MIIII, 4111111 priests, parents and lay provide for assistancs provision which at secfolk generally to under- with the recurrent costs ondary level amounted to $106 per pupil per annum. R .E.I.W.A. This contrasted with the South Australian GovFREMANTLE STREET, 5 QUEEN ernment which was apcomCarroll's Archbishop AUCTIONEERS This is the text of ESTATE AGENTS plying ALP means test — VALUERS — Catholic policy and budgeting an ment (as chairman of the Federal AGENTS average of only $50 per Schools' Committee) on the grants for indepenRoyal Automobile Club — R.A.C. Insurance Minister Federal the by announced dent schools level. Home Building Society capita at secondary for best resm/Os Queensland Insurance Fraser: Malcolm Mr. Science, and Education for A.L.P. Federal The Phone 35 6322 means test at a fee level "The announcement by strict economies should We stock 20 speical Herba-Heal Teas for al l illnesses of $300 per pupil per the Commonwealth Min- make it barely possible or complaints, which can be relieved by herbal t reatment. These teas are blended from formulae contrasted with ister for Education and ior thel Budget to be annum long a and which have born the test of time the cost of secondary Science, Mr. Malcolm balanced neatly for the experience. We also stock Chamomile—,Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel -Tea and many others. Price per packet State Fraser, as to the amount calendar year 1973. in education $1.25 at you Chemist, Health-Food Shop or direct schools of $560 per pupil. of per capita grants to f rom our Mail Order Department. "Rising costs are due Commenting on Mr. be made available for mainly to increased salFraser's statements, Mr. non-Government Schools aries for teachers—due to If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask T. D. Evans, W.A. Minis- as from January 1, 1973, a further step in the Four for our free detailed pamphlets ter for Education, said seals the promise made Year phasing in of the that he had not been in- in the Prime Minister's A.M.M.A. award govern 1 formed of the Common- Statement of May 11, 1972 ing salaries of teachers wealth base rate till he and implemented by rec- in 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. non - government Tel.: 82 1169 received a telegram from ent legislation of the schools, which flow on in I Mr. Fraser at noon on Commonwealth Parlia- terms of the A.M.M.A. In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, Friday, November 17. ment. Room 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade award, and the possible At the time of speaking "The actual amounts all-round increase which 80 Barrack St., (opp. Liberty Theatre). nopa Mr. Evans said he still —$68 per pupil for prim- may arise from the nat...ammona ary schools and $104 per ional wage case. secondary f or pupil "The non-government schools—are almost excould not fail to schools actly as foreshadowed by apthe Minister's advisers at express the deepest the time of the Prime preciation of these provisions, without which Minister's Statement. "These figures reflect many schools would be the accuracy of the Min- going out of existence, as demonstrated ister's estimates of rising can be recurrent costs. A close easily and simply by a analysis of schools of the perusal of amounts of inSydney Archdiocese leads come and expenditure.
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Slate School Catechists make a move forward
W.A. Minister on school-aid funds
"Mr. Paul Donnelly's assertion that the westment's decision on matchern Australian Govern lth Government's new per onwea Comm ing the capita grants for independent schools is causing ic schools reveals major difficulties for Cathol dge of the proy knowle cursor a only has he that lth tion," the onwea legisla Comm visions of the D. Evans, T. Mr. tion, Educa for r Ministe S tate ay. yesterd aid s for the first time since "Or it could be that Mr. 1968. We did this because
A crowd which filled St. Denis Church, Tuart Hill, to capacity last Fri day night was more than just a consolation for the organisers. It gave the parish catechists the first hope of a practical spiritual formation that is going to inthe Donnelly does know we knew that static volve the families of the obscur is situation, but take into not do whose children grants parish ing it for some political account inflation or the schools. State at are reason of his own. increasing needs of edutly 300 curren There are "First, the State Gov- cation. n at the dischildre such ernment could hardly trict schools. "The per capita grant make provision in the for primary pupils was However, the special Octolast State Budget increased by 50 per cent feature of the Friday ber to match the Com- from $20 to $30. night Mass was that half monwealth grant when studary the families present had second "The Comthe of the amount Catholic at children monwealth's subsidy was ents per capita grant was emphasisfor all This $40 to ed Frischools. ncreas i last ced announ only ed the growing awareyears. This was a $10 inday. ness in Catholic educafor students in the crease Comthe "Secondly, tion circles that catechefirst three years. monwealth's contribution tical efforts in the two "In this year's Budget Housing was sparse is based on running costs es at the refurbished Loreto School, school areas must beactiviti visual : AudioABOVE • ce for allowan book the in and bush a plenty of Government schools om, the come an integrated aposall fourth and fifth-year Webster Street, Nedlands Nedlands. BELOW: Tutorial rooms adjacent to the senior classro for this year. tolate in the Church. of ess regardl ts, studen costs Sisters capita Loreto the per when "The former chapel . The State school child they school of type t the conven m a de their r equested by the Cornren at the Mass did the monwealth were calculat- attend, was increased by school foundation in 1931. up readings, brought This year the school ed (at the Common- 50 per cont. work own their of much and aids ing "Learn the the has gone through wealth's request) on as gifts for the offertory are first stage of a complete schools' census figures teaching materials and gave out the petitions nonto le availab to le s made availab facilitie its not of refit which were the prayer of the for on schools y ment become a full primar until all States had corn- govern faithful, including a poem as learning centre, taking a basis same the exactly in census their d plete by one of the children. for Government schools. cue from cluster and August this year. The commentator was AusWest all 1974 "By open classroom tech"This, as Mr. Donnelly 18-year-old Leaving an pupils y primar n tralian commo of are part is that niques know, Should herself a catestudent, textfree receive will today. legision lth in educat the Commonwea chist. books. The school catered for lation. After the Mass the con"So much for Mr. Don- primary and secondary "Tar from the Comon adjourned to gregati we that on asserti it Now being nelly's 1965. till classes monwealth's plans g the parish coffee shop cut and dried, it has have not done anythin will embrace pre-school and there the warm comschools. and primary classes, contaken the Federal Depart- for independent r ments were enough to whethe know don't ual I " and individ on ing centrat ment of Education to development assure one of the prime the of Science several months Mr. Donnelly meant movers of the Masssince May 11, when the imply that in the past 25 pupils, encouraging them event, Mrs. P. M. Fraser, Govern State the lves, years themse the for to learn Prime Minister made that many of the parents announcement of the pro- ment has only given the and seeking to break a been touched on this had schools ent tions independ frustra the gather through to , subsidy posed element in the foraid, vital in 00 $2,006,0 of detotal a child's calup to hold that the figures needed mation of their childrens' culate the national figure. but the juxtaposition of velopment. lives. A completely reorganis"However, it was not the words 'over the past Mrs. Fraser has been until last Tuesday that I 25 years' to the list could ed pre-school section is concentrating on Sunday received any information give this meaning to considered important so classes for State school that the child is ready for on the basis of the final some readers. , c hildre n, particularly course of , should there "It and g formal learnin calculations. those preparing for first "The smokescreen of be understood that the has been the chance to paid communion. ment Govern ties. State difficul been latent spot has costs transport She is one of ten cateApart from space being used to obscure the fact this sum last year, and chists in the parish and that Mr. McMahon, in an this year's figure will be available in the classtogether they are seeing rooms for audio visual eff ort to make political substantially larger. the need to meet regular"Strangely enough, if and other activities, plus capital in an election ly, possibly twice a term, rooms tutorial year, made his announce- the parents of children small their to co-ordinate ment on May 11 without at independent schools being attached to what efforts and to discuss the consulting the States, were not receiving help was the former chapel— problems, especially a n d now a senior classroom— transport and without any guide- with g on school those touchin sure am I costs, ng ndent boardi indepe costs are the there how to lines as administration, that are of Government schools they would have cam- art, listening and TV arising in their work. . paigned vigorously to rooms, and a music room would be assessed. includitems these le have availab are been a hall has and "Any delay caused by the Common- ed in the per capita for the use of all classes. wealth, and not by this grants. "Now that the State State. "The State Government Government has received has not shirked its re- information on the comsubsidy sponsibilities to Catholic ponents of the schools, or any schools, we can go ahead with whether they be Govern- implementing our undertaking to increase our aid ment or independent. BY BENEDICT O'GRADY "In fact, as Mr. Don- to independent schools ce announ nelly knows, in our first andI intend to year of office we increas- our intentions this comAn exciting new biography of St. John of God. Pope Paul VI said it was a thing ed the per capita grants ing week." of the past to honour saints with imaginary miracles and stupefying legends. This new representation of the heroic life of St. John of God is especially relevant to our town time. MEMORIALS +
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Diabetes; what insulin has accomplished
1972
A diabetic patient, by degrees passes into a st ate of unconsciousness. A lack of insulin in the body results in a dehydrated condition and acid-poisoning develops, subseque ntly the breathing becomes very laboured. The breath now emits icians are able to pre an acetone odour. Con• By M. Sister PHILOMENA EARLE, scribe t he necessary sequently the patient is B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip.Dietetics, A.I.M.T. treatment to regulate the in a diabetic coma. course of the disease for St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. Now something has to each individual patient. be done to counteract the years or so that there Fortunately, toda y. As scientific research process of desiccation. have person suffer been excellent continued the quality of every Therefore liquid is infus- results. insulin has remarkably ing from diabetes can ed directly into the now be controlled. We read of a German improved. So modern inblood-stream. Blood We are well aware of sulin productio has been samples are sent to the scientist named Langersulin production has been diabetes being a chronic hans who discovered laboratory to be analysdisease. But the diabetic Therefore, the result of if treated, ed and the degree of acid some cells in the panwill definitely creas — now called the insulin research is ex poisoning measured. lead a normal life with cells of Langerhans. tremely predominant tooccasional exceptions. In order to re-establish These were entirely dif- day. Very many types of These individual patients normal conditions and ferent from other cells, insulin have been for unfortunately have imcorrect the balance be- but they contained the years available for treat paired blood vessels in tween glucose and insulin insulin. ing diabetics. the retina of the eye caus it is necessary to give Some time ago many ing partial During the year 1921 loss of sight. large doses of insulin substances were discov ,sSimilar damage to quickly, according to the two young Canadian doc• Monica Graham, daughter of Mrs. I. and the late Bob tors—Banting and Best ered which in milder blood vessels has occurGraham, anti height of blood-sugar —with a marked research types of diabetes were red in the kidneys. There well known YCW basketballer, pictured after her marriage in level, and continue with her parish quite capable of stimulai is also a greater tendency church of St. Mary's, Leederville, to Chris Downey, of infusion of glucose to bent, succeeded in exVictoria, before tracting an effective sub- ing the production of in- to develop a hardening overcome the acidosis. Fr. T. O'Prey, who celebrated the nuptial Mass. The couple stance from the pan- sulin by the pancreas it of the arteries which may will live in Occasionally patients creases of animals, and self. Port Hedland. be dealt with correct become highly mentally it was tried on dogs, with At present, these sub- vitamin content. disturbed, with raised [ To be continued] blood-sugar through lack the result of a marked stances are manufactured Sister M. Philomena Earle of insulin but no appar- decrease in the dog's in the form of capsules tc) B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. blcod-sugar. And what and pills. So today physent acidosis. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. was the substance? InsuRegarding research: Diabetes is a common lin. Subsequently there was disease known for thousands of years. We have a chance of helping the thousands of found the Chinese diag- many DUBLIN (NC).—New attitudes on love, sex and marriage have led nosed it quite simply by people suffering from many testing (tasting) the pat- this complaint—diabetes. young persons to decide against becoming priests and nuns, according to ients urine to see if there In January, 1922 in a the authors of a survey commissioned by the Irish bishops. was any sugar contained Toronto Hospital a 14LONDON ( NC ). — The Mass Media CommisThe survey in it. authors year of 29 secondary worse than their counteryear-old boy lay in a deep We have read about all coma. The estimated sion of the English and Welsh bishops has asked said that young people schools throughout Ire• parts 10 or 20 years ago," the symptoms of the dis- amount of glucose in his the government to hold a full and public inquiry felt "heartened by the land. The survey said the authors of the survey ease described in Persian blood was about five into the future of radio and television broad- 'new theology' that life that 81 percent of the said. outside the seminary and boys and 77 percent of and Greek writings on times larger than normal. casting. "The vast majority of convent walls is not the girls had actually con- them see religion medical subjects. HowSo, he had diabetes. The commission sugBut many feel that as immerely good and interest- sidered vocations to the portant enough ever, in those days, doc- And what was the out- gested that this should be some production to ded,is have ing priesthood but or the worth Religliving from tors were unable to do standing result? cate one's life to it; they done when the present increasingly gone along much to help diabetics. This boy was the first royal charter governing with what they call the a Christian point of ious life. see the Mass and the sacDuring that time the patient in the world to the constitution and fin- new sexual permissive view. For the boys, celibacy raments as important; only form of treatment be given an injection of ances of the British ness. They have "In the past, many and the comforts of mod- they see the value of mis. also discovered was a strict insulin. Therefore, the Broadcasting Corpora- been criticised for includ- young people were given ern life were two main sionary work. They think diet but this helped only glucose content in his tion expires in 1976. ing violence, greed and the impression . . . that obstacles to becoming and talk a great deal the milder cases. Those blood dropped and, oh, The Catholic commis- sometimes moral and re- the only sure way of get- priests or Religious. For about religion, but not so unfortunate diabetics how beneficial for all dia- sion made the appeal in ligious satire in pro- ting to heaven was the girls, the vow of many as formerly opt to who had reached an ad- betics, for he regained a letter to Sir John Eden, grammes. through the gates of con- obdeience seemed to be a take it on as their own vanced stage gradually consciousness and his Minister for Posts and greater problem than the personal life work." vents and seminaries. Members of the corn became comatose — and ability returned to nor- Telecommunications. vow of virginity, but the Apart from the mass "But young people are mission, headed by did not recover. attractions media, mal. of modern the survey showed There is obvious con now attuned to the new Bishop Thomas Holland affluent society constitu- much of the adverse proResearch has been carSince that very day, in- cern in Britain for radio ideas that love and sex of Salford, said that they ried out on diabetes for a sulin has saved the lives and television to continue the principal paganda regarding the and marriage are no lon- ted very long time but it is of millions of people, and to be politically indepen- felt that revision of the ger painted obstacle. Religious life came from with danger BBC charter would inonly within the past 100 is a marvellous control, -dent parents. and generally evitably The survey signs and showed warnings, but raise debate and "Many parents would broadminded, and also that many of the young controversy and that are good and acceptable l ike to see their sons and for them to keep a stricpersons believed from a Christian point of that Christian opinion would Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set daughters good Christian ter control on what some they could view, accomplis and they h see that, need to be prepared to see as tendencies for pronot merely as lay apos- much good and attain lay people rather than join in the debate. and priests gramming to be more tles or lay missionaries, some of the idealism of doubtful nuns," the authors said. It also said that the but also as ordinary offensive. mar- the Religious life without CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 proliferation ried people, they can necessarily Both the British Broad- proposed becoming -Parental opposition apLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS pears to be directed throughout the country build the Church while priests or nuns. casting Corporatio n, Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serdiced much more against the which is non-commercial of local radio stations still living in the world." The survey showed that Sisterhood CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service than against and the commercial In- would make great deThe survey — conduct- the decline in vocations dependent T e 1 e vision mands on Catholic com- ed by Msgr. Jeremiah was not due to a decline the priesthood. 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Birthdays * SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 26
Anthea Bowles, Kalgoor-
More about Christmas! Yes, there lie (11); Pauline Menegola, Albany (13); Rawa re still a few more words to be said! leen Cull, Bunbury (12); lot about Christmas a talked We have Anne Sheehan, Glen Forand what it means over the last few rest (9); Gerard Drysdale, Como (14); Shane weeks. We have spoken about Christmas Linder, Attadale (12); presents and their significance. We Adrian Catlin, Bunbury the poor and needy (14). have talked about and said that we ought not forget these people at Christmas. Now let us talk * MONDAY 27 about ourselves. How should we feel NOVEMBER Ronald May, Derby (11); about Christmas? Louise Young, Kondinin Midnight Mass is one of the most (12); Peter Tough, Albeautiful ceremonies to be held in our bany (13). Church at Christmas. Will you be there? * TUESDAY Do you, like the wise men and the shep- NOVEMBER 28 worship Him as did? they herds, want to Jane Fitzmaurice, Wemall the preparations bley Downs (12); Rodney It is important with f or gift-giving and Christmas dinners Griffin, Bunbury (14); Glorie, Queens and festivities, that we do not forget the Phillip Park (13); Hans Wytendo these honour we J esus in whose burg, Cloverdale (11); things. Prepare for your Christmas Mass Dennis Cleverly, Wylkatas you prepare for the other aspects of cham (12). Christmas. * WEDNESDAY As the weeks of November draw to a NOVEMBER 29 family. with your over this c lose, talk Andrew Paul, ForrestThis is a most joyful time in the Church's field (12); Shaunnagh Armadale (9); year, in our year. How could we make Hawkins,Doherty, WemMichael appreciate and able to better ourselves bley Downs (13). spread that joy? Are we, as we are at the moment, the best gifts for the infant * THURSDAY J esus? NOVEMBER 30 South Think and pray about this my dear Raoul Temme, Perth (7); Bernadette alyou bless girls, and God and boys Collins, Guildford (14); ways. Bronwyn Brown, WoodBROTHER JUNIPER. lands (9); Eric Fordham,
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• This Sunday's fete at the McAuley Centre has meant lots of preparation by an'army of helpers, including some busy work on flowers and golliwogs by Bernadine D'Cruz (left), Linda Daujat (below), Veronica (above) and Colleen Miller (right). Next year Veronica, Bernadine and Linda will attend Brigidine College, Many children of the Floreat, as part of the reorganisation of schools announced recently by RoseSafety Bay (13); Archdiocese offered their annne Jenkin, Mt. Clare- prayers and sent a spirit- the W.A. Education Commission.
THE POPE'S BLESSING
Delfs, ual bouquet to the Holy Father to mark his 75th birthday recently. The Pope has written * FRIDAY to the Archbishop to DECEMBER 1 O'Sullivan, thank the children for the Maureen 1. Who wrote the four Gospels in the New Nollamara (14); Susan wonderful kindness of Testament? Fleming, Harvey (12); their thoughts. The Holy Father sends 2. What was the name of the small village where Melaine Blerins, Karrinyup (10); Therese Simons to all these children his Jesus was born? Helen blessing and he asks God 3. What were the occupations of the first four Cloverdale (12); Park to bless their families Shenton Kavanagh, WARSAW ( NC ).-"To understand the difficulties of the Church in men whom Christ chose for his disciples? (12); Bradley Capper, and give them peace and bewho disciple the name of the was 4. What Poland, you need only to consider that the country's whole economic and Patrick happiness throughout (12); Karrinyup trayed Christ for thirty pieces of silver? Bianchini, Queens Park their lives. cultural life is atheistic," a bishop outside Warsaw said. 5. When Jesus was preaching to the people, (9). 'Everybody must de- Slavic people except per- guidance centres, govhe told many little stories, whose meanings policy was on the govern- haps the Slovenes. On ernment pend these people at first found hard to understand. * SATURDAY the other hand, the small changing. In the late instituatheistic This ment's joke was sent in What was the name given to these stories. DECEMBER 2 by Linda Thomas of tions. The Church has family model touted by 1960s the national leadRosario Bentley. 6. Which of the disciples denied knowing Christ, Jacqueline only two institutions - the regime and accepted ers grew alarmed at the three times. Belmont (9); Michael One day a teacher asked the parish and the fam- by the majority of Poles, drop in Poland's birthwillingly or not, did have rate. 7. Which disciple was it who walked on the Delys, Wandering (12); a boy, who discovered ily," he added. the effect of alienating Stephen Carr, Yealering Australia. The boy did water? Whereas 7.2 babies hardly be a co- some Catholics from the (11); Wayne Lillis, Mel- not know so was sent It can 8. How many disciples did Christ choose? were born in 1960 for instithat both incidence ville (12). every 1000 Poles, by 1967 home that evening to find tutions, parish and fam- Church. Whatever the regime's the figure had dropped out. He asked his moth- ily, have come under er, who was busy. She heavy fire from the Com- reasons, it made big to one baby per 1000. In answered, "Go fly your munists at some point in families not only social- 1969 the birthrate was at kite." So he asked his their quarter - century ly unacceptable in Pol- a low of 0.6 per 1000. 1. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. and but physically impos- Polish economists began big sister who was lis- reign in Poland. 2. Bethlehem. warning of empty factorsible. Angelo Peluso (8), 107 tening to pop records and 3. They were fishermen. in fact, was A chronic and acute ies and idle production Gerard Street, East Can- she replied "Yeah, Yeah, The parish, 4. Judas Iscariot. nington. Beckenham Pri- Yeah!" He finally went for decades under unre- lack of housing forbade lines, the very bogies of 5. Parables. mary School. Horse rid- to his brother who was mitting siege, which only most young couples to the Communist dream. 6. Peter. watching T.V. He replied, now is showing some even dream of having ing. Probably the most efslight signs that it may, what in the West would 7. Peter. fective step taken by the Maria Magdalena Pelu‘ "Diddle, diddle, diddle, possibly, be lifting. be a medium-sized fam- government to reverse 8. Twelve. so (9), 107 Gerard Street, diddle, diddle, Bat Man!" He went to school next The government's prin- ily. On the plea that all Poland's population exEast Cannington. Beckenham Primary School. day and his teacher asked cipal weapon in this siege available materials must plosion was to build construction more houses. Ballet, reading, sewing him the same question. has been the building go into the He replied, "Go fly your permit, or rather the de- of factories for Poland's swimming. and A ccording to present CLUES DOWN: 4. The man who discovkite." The teacher then nial of it. Virtually no postwar industrialisation, Cheryl White (7), 5 said, "do you want me to new churches were built the government kept the plans, Poland's housing ered a vaccine for 1. Skite; show off. Pinewood Avenue, Wood- call the principal?" The in the 1950's and 60's. Polio. 2. Large plant. in space will double within people cooped up the next two decades or Rosary boy replied, "Yeah, Yeah, Holy lands. 7. Relaxes. 3. Principals. This Communist pol- minuscule apartments. School. Write letters and Yeah". The principal was icy created what one It was to this same so- less. In the past year 4. Agitate. 8. Space. government painting, drawing. . Religious 5. Questions. summoned. He asked the bishop said was the cial necessity that the alone, the image. or sculpture, 6. Good-hearted; Jodi White (5), 5 boy, "Who do you think Church's No. 1 problem government appealed in built eight "house factor10. Man's name, short- Pinewood Avenue, Wood- you are?" The boy re- in Poland - lack of refusing to allow the ies," which turn out comthoughtful. 12. Where ened. place you Holy Rosary plied, "Diddle, diddle, churches. New lands. cities construction of churches ponents for prefabricatmoney for safe-keep- 11. Abbrev. for Royal School. Swimming and diddle, diddle, Bat Man!" growing up around the in Poland's new towns ed houses and apartment buildings. ing. Society. Drawing. rapidly-growing network and expanding cities. _ 14. Wise birds. 13. Distress signal. desperate The almost MY SISTER of industrial complexes Monica Duane (8), gliding 15. A large vessel for 16. Flying or drove situation housing by Michelle Martin are without churches. Hyden Primary School. animal. storing water. My sister is Lisa. The idea is spiritual many couples to desperStamp Collecting. 17. Plaything. 18. Used on roads. She is kind to me starvation. The strate- ate lengths and to draPaul Duane (7), 18. Sound made by clock. 20. Christmas. sometimes. gic aim is to cut off mas of conscience. Abor- Continued from page 6 Hyden Primary School. 19. Short for Referring. 21. First number. She gives me money Catholics from priest and tion, it is said, became "To the Prime Minister the Singing. above 224 Space parish so that their a common way out. and even gifts. and his Government and, CLUES ACROSS: Earth. The Polish bishops re- in a particular way to Christopher Duane (4), I love my sister. faith and fervour will 1. You bathe in this. 23. Ill. languish and eventually sponded by creating a the Minister, Mr. MalHyden Primary School. marriage colm Fraser, is due a disappear, without fuss. widespread Singing. THE RAIN By Michelle Martin Motives behind the guidance network. ; warm tribute for a pracVenetia Stevenson (11), Guidance centres are tical policy of Govern110 Carr Street, West The rain comes pouring Polish regime's assault down the window pane. on the family are harder housed in church build- ment subsidies to sup Perth. Highgate Primary. ings, including rectories ; port the voluntary contriIt rolls down the gutter. to discover. Singing and sports. From the mid 1950's to (Church-sponsored activ- butions of parents and It makes the flowers Gumley Liam (6), the late 1960's the coun- ity anywhere else is out- others who regard the (I bloom. Koojedda via Bakers Hill The centres ' continuance of non-govtry's mass media - lawed). Bakers Hill Primary. THE OLD FISHERMAN wholly controlled by the are thickly dispersed ernment schools as a i0 II Baseball and reading. regime - churned out throughout every major vital contribution to the By Michelle Martin Jerome Gumley (5), The old fisherman lived propaganda against the city and town and are welfare of Australia. ‘ ..; traditional big family open day and evening. by the sea. Koojedda via Bakers Hill "This policy also has As a result, the temBakers Hill Primary. He caught Pike Fish, among Polish Catholics. been far-sighted in terms knows perature method of birth Flight Fish and even Nobody really Helping with farm work. regulation is used more of the solidarity of the why. (3), Gumley White Fish. Mark Anti-child propaganda widely in Poland than in Australian THE LEAF Koojedda via Bakers Hill community, may have simply seeped any other European which year by Helping with farm work. It scuttles away year Anthony Emmott (9), As soon as you touch it. in from the West - country, according to one seems to carry increasing 1 Poles have always been diocesan official. 45 Wellington Road, Mor- It runs like the wind. , While the Church was responsibilities in the ley, St. Mark's College. Oh what fun it must be more susceptible to Western ideas than other organising leaf! its marriage family of nations." to be a Sport. mont (11); Pat Bassendean (14).
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A married woman becomes nun
Church is one of the MONDAY, R ADIO State's oldest Methodist NOVEMBER 27: SUNDAY, "Facing the Week": The Churches, and this is one 26: NOVEMBER Music": Agnes Rev. Geoffrey Fletcher of of its two final Services.
"Sacred Can- Sydney. 6.25 a.m. (6WN) 11 a.m. NEUNKIRCHEN, AusGiebel sings Bach's * tria (NC)—After 20 years tata No. 52, on the theme "Jesus Today — The Judgement. WEDNESDAY, of marriage an Austrian World of Nations": Proof the Final woman recently packed a presented by Patrick NOVEMBER 29: gramme No. 5:' What has "School 7.30 a.m. S ervic e": Christ's teaching to tell few personal belongings, Kirkwood. "People Like Us". No. 35. Us about war and peace 6WN.). kissed her husband and ( stepson goodbye at their "Encounter": "High on "In God's good time." in the age of the bomb; (6WN and of pollution and racism; From Seattle in 10.15 a.m. farm and left home to esus." J Washington, Regs.). become a novice at a of violence and underthe state of McKinnon re- ("Religion in Life Spot") privilege? These are some Benedictine convent. Russell ports on the Jesus Revo- "Cremation or Burial". of the questions discussShe is Mrs. Marianne lution in America. What The reaction of most peo- ed by Professor William Kienast (48), wife of the cremation ple to and backBarclay in the fifth proburgomaster of the vilare the ages and grounds of those involv- cemeteries is emotional gramme in this series. lage of Neunkirchen, near rational. This is a repeat programrather than ed? Is their experience of Innsbruck. When in Lismore, Ian me. 9.30 p.m. approx. do How lasting? esus J Earlire, with the conCrooks talked with the their communes work? of her husband, she sent the Lismore Manager of relationship What Ls their to the Vatican askwrote and Crematorium Cemetestablished the with ing for special permisAbrahams. ery, Mr. Syd does what and church, sion to join the Benedic10.15 p.m. (6WN). the future hold for them? Order. The permistine * These are some of the sion was granted by the programthis uestions MONDAY to FRIDAY q Vatican. me will answer. 8 a.m. NOVEMBER 27 to "We have parted the DECEMBER 6WF). 1: ( best of friends," her from "Readings the "Let's Face It": The husband said. "My only Rev. Geoffrey Fletcher of Bible": The Rev. Max concern is her happiVATICAN CITY (NC). Griffiths of Melbourne. Sydney. 3 a.m. (Regs.). ness." —For the third succes6.15 a.m. 7.10 (6WN); a.m. • Gary Steel, formerly of Bedford, pictured with his bride, the former "Divine Service": RoseNow known as Sister sive year, Pope Paul will field Methodist Church, (Regs.). Yvonne Doherty, after their recent marriage in St. Joseph's Church, Marianne, she hopes to give a Christmas present Moment":. a "Pause (6WN A delaide. 11 a.m. work in an orphanage or The Rev. M. Johnson of to thousands of refugees Cessnock (N.S.W.). The couple will live in Hunter's Hill. The groom is a and Regs.). similar social work. do and poor in the Middle flying instructor at Bankstown. "Community Hymn Hobart. 9.15 a.m. (6WF After a year or two a3 East through the auspicand Regs.). Combined S inging". a novice she will be al"By the Way": "The es of his own agency, the Churches of Bathurst. lowed occasional visits Pontifical Mission for 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Regs) Role of Asian Women in by her husband and step Palestine. and Society Church the "Cross Ways": Rev. Fr. son. Msgr. John Nolan of Anthony Doherty speaks today." Mrs. Chandran about contemporary re- Devanesan (wife of the New York, president of 9.15 Principal of the Christian the Pontifical Mission, ligious education. If body wastes and procreation be the food of drama then "Hamlet on College, Madras, India) which Pope Paul founded p.m. (6WN). "In Quires and Places": and Mrs. Shanti Solomon in 1949 as a monsignor Ice" has got it made. Oriana Singers of Sydney ( of New Delhi, India). working in the Vatican, The author, Michael 10.20 a.m. (6WN and said that the Pope gave Boddy, who was in part 9.45 p.m. (6WN). • THEATRE by Colm O'Doherty GENEVA.—The famous him S20,000 at an aud- responsible for that ex"The Epilogue": The St. Regs.). St. Bernard dogs from * * ience this month. Martin's Singers. 11 p.m. cellent comment on Aus- Hamlet is the principal and time can make great the monastery of St. Ber( 6WN); 11.45 p.m. (Regs) MONDAY to SATURDAY That money, with $5000 tralian politics and char- boy and Rose and Gil the changes. However, be- nard, high in the mounNOVEMBER 27 to from the Pontifical Mis- acters, "The Legend of Crantz Sisters, Adreon cause certain words still tains between SwitzerDECEMBER 2: sion will provide such King O'Malley" staged Denis and James Quintyn shock or sound naughty land and Italy, are now TREES YOUR HAVE "Evening Meditation": items of food, shoes, at the Playhouse last make up the comedy to some people doesn't redundant. PROFESSIONALLY Mrs. Jean Richard of Syd- blankets, medicine and year, has now taken a mean that they make a pair. LOPPED BY (6WN and 11.50 p.m. ney. The dogs, who in their clothing for the needy turn in the general dirclever script, and I susHetherington and Paul Regs.). in the Middle East. ection of downhill in Richard French sat on pect that Mr. Boddy and long and devoted service MURPHY'S * have rescued over 2,000 Msgr. Nolan, just back writing a script that stage and played the Mr. Blair, finding them- people from the THE TREE PEOPLE TELEVISION Alps, are accepscarcely be would from a two-week trip in music; they also helped a selves short of the re- no longer needed for resTrees removed, Cartage, SUNDAY, student rea table for quired inspiration, took Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, little with the singing, NOVEMBER 26: Chain Sawing. Shrubs, view. the easy way out and cue work because the and that was it. "Divine Service": Pine and territories occupied new St. Bernard motor Hedges, Creepers trimmed Not much of a cast for aimed their material at tunnel has made jourStreet Methodist Church, by Israel, said that he Indeed any student reor removed. menthe eleven-year-old witbriefed much the Pope be on cur- view would a pantomime but they A beginning neying in the Alps safe. Insured Service anywhere. Adelaide. rent situations in the tier than this one. Boddy worked hard and kept tality. Free Quotes. Satisfaction and an ending are com- Middle East. The monastery, foundI say this because chilis not totally to blame; the thing going. bined in this Service. A and Value for Money ed by St. Bernard of St. this My complaint is that it dren by the time they While in Rome, the he was assisted in child is baptised in a Assured. Augustine, began breed. Blair. Ron by work get to 12 or 13 begin to appears that the authors demolmonsignor church soon to be also met The sad thing about think that four-letter grow out of using four- ing rescue dogs at the 65 1226 24 7060 all hours ished. The Pine Street Mother Teresa, foundress this affair is that it con- words are funny and I letter words for their hospice 200 years ago. of the India-based Mis111•1111111111, sionaries of Charity, and sumes such good mat- must admit that for the effect on other people arranged for four of erial, Aarne Neeme is a majority of the audience and they begin to use Mother Teresa's nuns to brilliant young director they were funny—at least them as part of the lanBE LOYAL begin socio-medical work who can whip people and the audience laughed and guage or to express emobright sparkinto tion. script applauded. in the occupied Gaza ADVERTISERS If a salesman used the I may be wrong Mr. Strip sometime before ling life. audience same languade to that Boddy and Mr. Blair are When the Christmas. USING OUR PAGES For First Class Plumbing Services laughed, smiled or sang, same audience in their perhaps wiser in their ARE DEPENDING they reacted not to the own homes they would generation than I am in Steam and Hot Water Installations ON YOUR humour of the script call the police and have mine, and they know writer but to the talents him arrested, but it is what makes the box SUPPORT PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 of Aarne Neeme. office rattle with the alright in the theatre. True, he could use his Words are only words sound of cash. 211 Newcastle Street, Perth talents, he had a group of first rate actors to help ALBANY, N.Y. (NC).— him. His wife, Helen AMINO, Moral theologians must Neeme, looked the sweetsay 'no' to some scientific est Hamlet, despite the research, says Father agony of an identity Charles Curran, a moral crisis. The authors didn't omit theologian at the CathoCnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS., lic University of America, the obvious reference to PERTH. 6000 Denmark and sex changWashington, D.C. Horatio Dandini, es. ALSO Reflecting on genetic Hamlet's light of love, research in particular, was CITY ARCADE, PERTH. 6000 played as the allFather Curran warned Australian Male by Steve ALSO that people "so often get Jodrell. 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH lulled to sleep" by reIf the script has any ports of scientific re- real comment to make on ARE NOW SELLING search that the results the Australian character $80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 could be "horrendous". it is in this part of HorFULL BOOKS $100 While not attacking all atio Dandini. The male, PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS ilS LOTTERY WILL SELL OUT QUICKLv scientific research, Fr. finding affection, another SO HURRY. Curran charged that human being's thrust up411111111=1111111•MINIMIIII6 "some scientific are too on him, suggests that W.A. and national politics have been crying for utopian, thinking that they have a game of effective leadership. David John Milne, state scientists will solve all squash sometime. president of the Democratic Labor Party, is the leader with a wide experience in practical The male, terrified of problems. They forget the pol itics; a diverse involvement with the comlimits and sinfulness of anything less than total munity and a personal commitment to gettingthings-done. man, which no science maleness, clutches wildly David John Milne at the manly sports so can overcome." As a successful businessman (and a What are the crucial issues? that he and everyone elso good 'fair-go' employer), Dave Milne is That sinfulness, the will know that there is EDUCATION: Dave Milne strenuously advocates a third generation West Australian. His PTY. LTD. equal opportunities and a good education for family theologian implied, calls nothing "queer" about livestock feeds manufacturing all. Federal funds should be used for students 2 23-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER at independent schools (all denominations) to business has been at Welshpool for into question man's abil- him. match the average cost of educating children in over 60 years. How much of this State W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors Schools. ity to govern his evoluDavid John Milne is your logical candispark of life was Jodrell, ANTI-ABORTION: Dave Milne has made a date for For Better Paving Contact Us Swan. Here is a man prepared tionary future through nersonal stand against the development of Neeme, or the authors I permissiveness in our society. Existing abortion to devote himself to the cause. A man We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of genetic engineering. do not know but it is the iaws should be strengthened. who wants to serve the people and not R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. PORNOGRAPHY: Dave Milne vigorously opposes special interest groups. of wheat in the grain enough wise man "Is We have a most modern plant including power the promotion or sale of pornographic literature THIS IS YOUR MAN! bushel of chaff. or items which tend to deprave the social, R oller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. to direct his own future?" moral fibre. Want to help? The working idea beEstimates Submitted Free he asked, adding that ex- hind "Hamlet on Ice" is LEADERSHIP: Dave Milne leads a party which Dave Milne wants your help during the coming Country Cl ient, please note that we have a Statehas never made compromising statements on election. Get involved by phoning one of these perience indicates he is an English pantomime. these issues. It's the party which gives you a numbers: 68 2338, 68 2344, 68 4675, 67 4334, wide Service, and will gladly quote on any 28 7342, 60 4246. not. "There have been Terry O'Connell, as But- choice. r equirements. Harris, Tweed tons, and horrendous mistakes in We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. as Dirty Gertie, the the past, such as urban Prompt Delivery. Queen of Denmark, are planning and the use of the traditional Buttons PHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 Auth. H. Sullivan. 7 Aberdeen St. Perth the environment." and Dame of pantomime;
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Thursday, November 23, 1972
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Race Talk by ROD EVANS COUNTESS BALA, a outside the leaders by the entire journey for filly two-year-old and Count Cimbrone out of will improve out of sight Balalamp, owned by E. R. with the hard run. ALONITA, a three C. Roberts and trained -yearby Chas Wilson, led the old Brown filly by Acqu Second Division two-year anita out of Alopian, old field a merry dance caught the eye in finish. before fading slightly at ing sixth behind Satin successchallenged was a better batsman being the finish to run a very Bow and Dark Martini, Admirers of Rodney By BERNARD JAY fully by television, though impressive third to Miss Alonita is than Marsh on his day. Marsh (and they must eligible for a who is to say it won't Sunnytime. This was the Novice event be legion) and cricketand should Inveriarity, the come to that one day? John will tacked wisely, to such and the W.A. and Austra- W.A. captain, who held generally first time the filly had be something to bet on lovers What about that Geoff stepped on to the race in this class over long remember not only effect, in fact, that his lian wicket-keeper is the up an end while Marsh a sprint Hurst goal for England track and is sure to be distance. his great score against first century was chance- exciting type of player set about the bowling against Germany which who had almost disthe Pakistanis; they will must have been a pleased swung the World Cup improved with the run, INDIAN TALK, a twoless. appeared from the interalso applaud his newly man — and, incidentally final of 1966 in favour of and should be something year-old bay filly by At the same time, he national scene. to bet on at her next Indian Conquest out of discipline, his found quite satisfied with his England? start. Parlance, owned by K, courage in a tight situa- punished the loose ball His 'keeping seems to own steady form. The ball was seen to P. Brown and trained by tion (which was well and then, when well set, get better and better and * of underside the strike DARK MARTINI, a Julius Brockman, known) and his great he took the bowling le is well on the way to showapart. He evoked memor- t ecoming one of the batsTelevision has brought the bar and come back three-year-old black filly ed plenty of promise in team spirit. referee The play. nto i Colin Mil- n en-keeper "greats" -- a completely new dimenby Romantic out of Cor- being beaten only in In "disgraceful" form ies of the great the burn (also a man of gen- that illustrious group sion to soccer, and not awarded a goal, despite onation Lass jointly own- last stride by Miss Sunny. (his word) with the bat of the protestations the Julius by and ed alproportions, Vernon erous time. This beautifully which includes Leslie always to the liking of recently, he went in has taken Ames and Godfrey Evans the players and, more German players, and who Brockman and trained bred filly is sure to against Pakistan when though Marsh make weight) and referees. was to say he was wrong? by Julius was most im- amends in the near the W.A. innings was in off a lot of of Kent and England. especially, the camera! The finishing in secpressive batsproved himself a future and play a big The televising of footdisarray and, with sheer man of the highest qual- and Don Tallon, of The shot of the goal as ond to Satin Bow in the part in the strong team (in us with been has ball seen on the live trans- 1200 metre Beach Handi- that Julius determination restrained ity. Queensland and AustraBrockman is for a number mission seemed in order cap. This well performed Britain) his natural ebullience, getting together at Busbatting gives lia. It is doubtful whether of years now and we are Such —yet a tele-recording of filly was forced to race sleton. defended stoutly and at- cricket an enormous lift any of tl,em, except Ames becoming used to the the incident, seen from a playback on such pro- camera sited near the cor1421111•11111111111111MMIMIIII grammes as "Match of ner flag, clearly showed the Day", with the split- the ball to have bounced second decision of the re- on the correct side of the feree being seen to be line. This being so, it was very fallible and certain no goal. of the more excitable players shown to be GLOUCESTER PARK much more villainous than we had ever imag7.30—QUALIFYING STAKES (1 ) . ined, wrote Bobby Breen Arabell, Matemi, Happy Rewaler. in "The Universe," the ( Formerly St. Joseph's Orphanage) English Catholic news8.00—HERITAGE HANDICAP. paper. Dark Adair, Bin Duli, Nelson's Flame. Yet it took Larry Lloyd Father G. Lane preof Liverpool, and his suc- sented the trophies at a 8.30—QUALIFYING STAKES (2). cessful appeal against a barbecue to mark the Don Design, Don Spencer, Redress. suspension, to bring it all occasion after the cham9.00—EVEREST HANDICAP. to a head. pionships and handicap James Eden, Loretta's Choice, Adios Park, Lloyd might have been events of St. Mary's three-match a with faced Tennis Club, Kalgoorlie. 9.35—JAMES BRENNAN CUP. singles men's T he lay-off had it not been for Gallant Nelson, Royal Relate, Binshaw. the television film recor- championship was won who, ding of an incident be- by R. Robinson 10.10—FOUR -YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. tween him and the big with M. Moore, also won Dark Arab, Marilyn's Dollar, Dollar Court Welshman, Wyn Davies, the men's championship when the latter was play- doubles. 10.40—PINNACLE HANDICAP. Miss K. Lalich was the ing for Manchester City Nightland, Gala Lady, Prudent Lady. winner of the women's against Liverpool. championship Apparently this film singles showed that Lloyd was and with Miss R. Murphy BEST BET: ARABELL. doubles women's an innocent victim rather the ICE CREAM — SWEETS —JUMBLE STALL — PRODUCE than a sinner and the championship. Mrs. M. Robinson and sentence was quashed. FANCY GOODS — LUCKY DIPS — CHOC. WHEELS So far we have not had R. Robinson constituted mixed winning the result of a game t h e championship) doubles R .E.I.W.A. pair. Other results were: LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY UNDER 19. Boys' sinAFTERNOON TEAS Moore; 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY Michael gles, doubles, Peter McGlade PHONE 87-1820. Kenneally. Tom and CORSET SALON Girls' singles, Miss Robyn Please accept my invitation and forward this request Murphy. if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter UNDER 16: Boys' sinand wish to see me personally without obligation. 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