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Replica of a noted shrine for Sydney SYDNEY.— A distinguished French ominican priest, Father Marie Martin D from Lourdes, site of one of the live, O atholic Church's most venerated shrinC es, will be present early next year at the dedication of the replica of the Lourdes grotto at Earlwood, Sydney. noted dicated on the night of Father Olive writer and lecturer, is February 11, 1973, feast editor in chief of the day of Our Lady of LourJournale de la Grotte, a des, when, as in Lourdes widely circulated maga- itself, there will be a zine which fosters inter- torchlight procession and national devotion. to Our the ceremony of Blessing Lady of Lourdes who, of the Sick. in 1858, appeared several Archbishop Pierre Martimes to St. Bernadette tin, Secretary of the PaciSoubirous. fic Episcopal Conference, France The grotto at Earl- will represent wood, which will be a and Lourdes at the dediperpetual shrine similar cation ceremony. to and affiliated with the Martin Archbishop mother shrine in Lour- who lives in Suva, will des, is being erected by be in Sydney for a meetthe Society of Our Lady ing early in February of of Lourdes in the Catho- the Bishops of Australic Archdiocese of Syd- lia, New Zealand, Papua ney. Australian Catholic Relief, the Australian Church's overseas aid agency, New Guiiiea and the PaciThe grotto will be in fic. • Pictured above is the statue of Our Lady hopes to join other aid organisations in a massive programme of help after Many of the other the grounds of Our Lady carried back into St. Mary's Cathedral being ceasefire in Indo-Chnia. of Lourdes Church, Earl- bishops are expected to the a t the conclusion of the Candlelight ProcesEarlwood the attend wood. experts, relief For some years Aus- Swanstrom, said in New their sion around Victoria Square to mark the end It has been designed ceremony. tralian Catholic Relief York that the aid his money and materials and nine special days of prayer that are held of who 71, Olive, Father by a Sydney architect, has been supplying aid to organisation was giving co-ordinate all aid under year to honour the Patronal Feast of the each Mr. J. Sim, and is being is coming to Australia war victims and refugees to South Vietnam would direction of a central Cathedral, the Immaculate Conception of Our International the built on what is now a for perhaps be extended to command. in South Vietnam. Blessed Lady. relatively flat area to Eucharistic Congress in Father John McVeigh. But the end of the North Vietnam after the facilitate movement of Melbourne from Febru- shooting war will not fighting stopped. The special novena prayers followed the patSouth East Asia director the sick and disabled ary 18 to 25, will reach mean an end to relief tern of the Miraculous Medal devotions and Australian Catholic Re- of Catholic Relief Serwho visit it. Previously Australia in time to give programmes — these will lief projects in South vices (CRS), the overseas were preached by Fathers G. Scott and J. the area was a deep gul- several lectures on Lour- have to be expanded to Vietnam O'Keefe, Vincentian Fathers of St. Charles aid aid agency of U.S. Cathoinclude ley which has been filled des in Sydney before the meet the needs of the schemes for refugees lics, told the Caritas Seminary. in. Earlwood shrine dedica- devastated countries of and civilian victims of committee that refugees JIM The shrine will be de- tion. would need daily aid long the war. the Indo-China region. has ceasefire been a after At Nonh, Qui AustraIn Vietnam alone there will be more than a mil- lian Catholic Relief pro- declared. Although Asians generlion refugees to be re- vides funds and equipment for the Holy Fam- ally have a strong desire established. There will also be ily hospital for refugees to return to the home of about 700,000 refugees in which is headed by Don their ancestors, Father many Sewell of Forbes, N.S.W. McVeigh told the comand Cambodia A new Australian pro- mittee "It is anticipated thousands in Laos -under way at the that many will remain in ject in living them most of desperately bad condi- hospital is for training their camps until their home village is both free nurses. tions. and protected." financed An Australian in £150,000 More than Father McVeigh said aid funds has gone to self-help project among jobless there was general dissatVietnam through Austra- homeless and U SUALLY COME BACK FOR young refugees in Saigon isfaction with any ceaselian Catholic Relief. This includes $81,300 in began with a repair shop fire which would allow ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER 556,300 for bicycles and has the respective armed forfunds, A.C.R. AND ANOTHER . . . and since developed into a ces to hold whatever terAustcare from they possessed at S18,000 from the Free- successful car and truck ritory time of the ceasefire. dom From Hunger Cam- repair and maintenance the "The victims of the war business. paign. will continue to be in The American Catholic much need of basic PLAN BATTLE agency, aid overseas health and comfort items Catholic Relief Services, Catholic welfare agen- endemic to a way of life is endeavouring to set cies are studying a battle which can best be desup an international re- plan on the fronts of cribed as minimal, and housing and lief programme costing hunger, this need will continue peacetime about $40 million for the health for for a long time to come," war-ravaged countries of Vietnam. the priest from the Reno Indo-China. The plan, as well as diocese told the comThis will be even big- current needs of two mittee. in refugees ger than the internation- million al aid campaign for South East Asia, was prew h ic h sented to the executive Bangladesh, ON INSIDE PAGES brought in assistance committee of Caritas InTHE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ternationalis, world wide worth $30 million. Australian Catholic Re federation of Catholic Advent Thoughts CARS which Calendar agencies, 4 lief joined the American relief the at Vatican 9 the Services World in met Relief Children's Catholic AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS 10 Classified Advts. HOLDEN DEALER and aid agencies in end of November. 11 An informed official C ongress other developed coun4 1308 Albany Hwy. tries in the drive to help said that the plan was Editorial 814 ALBANY HIGHWAY, 6 modeled on the United Sr. Philomena Earle Bangladesh. 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( By Father Al McBride, 0.Praem.) One of the most absorbing stories of the 1930's was "Lost Horizon." It was a tale about a group of western world people literally plane crashing into a paradise in central Asia. we face each was well as the prosperous madness paradise The year of our lives. Shangri-La. It was a mix- of the seventies. The Gospel of Actually, the state of ture of Moslem oputhis lence, far eastern sayings people most of the time Sunday, talking about and an overlay of Chris- is one of battle, recur- Moses, Elijah, the Bap. rent problems and anx- that joy abides along tian ethical hope. To the unhappy people ieties, and threats both with earthly trials. of the depression era, great and small. It has tist and a Messiah, indicates that happiness, Shangri-La was a symbol always been so. Only occasionally is which comes from God of the horizon they had lost, and yet still yearn- their a breather of tran- as a gift, stands alongquility, heartening side the yearnings for ed for. triumphs of justice, and deliverance from the planning Hollywood is of inspiring faith. many crises that beset a re-make of the Shangri- surges Thus to me it seems us. La story for the people This is the discovered the wisdom of the Adof the 1970's. I would texts is to show horizon of this joyful not be surprised if 30 vent joy is to be co-ex- Sunday. Share the news years from now ,a writer that tensive with the normal with your friends. looks back and says "Lost Horizon" was replayed for the unhappy people of the seventies. It is not exactly a desperate judgment, for at any time a good many III are unhappy people about something. We are not experiencing the economic depresVATICAN CITY (NC).—Pope Paul told Catho. sion of the thirties, but we are coping with a lic relief agencies not to be preoccupied with psychic depression that "bookkeeping and technical results" in distributcauses us to falter in the ing aid and to "subordinate everything to face of so many personal charity". and social problems that The Pope gave this ad- man in the Vatican, "told are due to the numerous upheavals of the past de- vice to the executive us that the Pope intendcommittee of Caritas In- ed to co-ordinate the cade. We are not money out of pocket, but we ternationalis, the inter- Church's efforts through Cor Unum and that is may be money out of national Catholic charities organisation but did all there is to it. spirit. not specify any particu"I got the message Some people call this lar organisation. that as long as the Pope psychosis. a problem One relief expert in was running the show he The revolutions in sowould run it the way he ciety and the Church Rome said the Pope may to thought best referring despite have been have shaken the lives of some agencies who have what any of us thought." many people. As long as this crisis been criticised in the exaggerating is perceived as a dooms- past for day, then the contagion their activities. The Pope also suggestof defeat will spread everywhere until every- ed that Catholic agencies join Cor Unum, the Vatithing collapses. Problem psychosis gen- can's superagency formerates defatism, spawns ed in July, 1971, to co- HONG KONG (NC)-a relentless and paralys- ordinate Catholic relief The bankruptcy of the ing preoccupation with and development agen- Chinese family system, the faults and errors of cies and some bodies of crises of identity and all our institutions and the Roman Curia. faith and a hardening Born amid instant con- materialism have helped creates a death wish that Unum to create youth problems Cor cannot wait to be self- troversy, caused some European here that Hong Kong's fulfilled. If today's crisis is per- Catholic relief experts to Sisters are ill-prepared ceived as a challenge to fear that the Vatican to cope with, the first re-create a new world was trying to get con- Far East meeting of Woand a new Church that trol of their funds as men Religious was told. would be beneficial to all well as their direction. Sister Beatrice Leung Other relief experts persons, then it would of the local diocesan unleash a flood of new questioned the need for Congregation of the Preideas. It would yield a a superagency and said cious Blood presented courageous search for a that Caritas Internation- this view in a paper prebehaviour to match the alis, founded by Pope sented at the meeting. Pius XII in the early insights. Sister Beatrice, who We do have a tendency 1950s, filled the role of works with students, reto lose our horizon. Be- co-ordination nicely. that Hong Kong ported The Vatican has insistcause of this, the Advent Sisters, of whom 804 has that outset the from liturgy every year re- ed Chinese. 447 were of Cor discovers the right hori- the purpose Up to now, she said, Unum is not to control zon for us. local and The third Sunday of any agency or its funds, most of the five congrente-r.etional i Advent retains its peren- but rather to co-ordinSisters had nial message about hap- ate on a broader basis gations of hosschools, established piness. "I rejoice heart- the effects of all Cathoen. and clinics pitals and ily in the Lord. In my lic relief agencies and work. social in aged g itself. Vatican the God is the joy of my But today, the people, Singling out some of soul." (First Reading). fac"Rejoice always. Never the Caritas executive especially youth, are prob. critical ing many members ttee cease praying. Such is commi in have lems other than those agencies God's will for you in whose education, Christ Jesus." (Second joined Cor Unum, the the field of serPope said: "We are sure medicine and social Reading). I purposely selected you are all ready to vice. the "They are paying the God and Jesus words bring to Cor Unum a preset ,t their of selfprice about happiness, but I loyal, generous and 111' Intensive would add that there are less co-operation" so the prosperity. dense worldly reasons given poor may be served bet- dustrialisation andcaused have population for happiness in the ter. the The Pope added that the bankruptcy of SS texts as well. family big sufChinese and hunger There is talk of freed 'poverty, result, both prisoners, wedding coup- fering must be combated tern. As a feel the poor with and rich level high very a on fat and les, lush gardens of alienation, of all, impact harvests. But unless God the co-operation of and his son Jesus are arid at least on our part, lonleliness." Catholic She criticised linked to all of this, it on a level which is discouraging for schools is not likely that thee `Catholic'." rewardTo obtain this catho- imagination and will be true and lasting withmemorisation ing aspect lic, or universal, happiness. ne: understanding. The beauty of the Ad- in aiding the distressed, out were not students cause the was said, it Pope that is the vent material over sudh keeps the origin of hap- reason he founded Cor guided to think injusticel social things as piness and its expression Unum. crisis ot A member of the Cari- crisis of belief, in earthly joy together. free. human and This is not to say that tas executive committee identity begin, they said, joy can only take shape said that on the day be- dom ,she cy the relevan in successful earthly fore the Papal audience, to question and f.b.e Christianity events. It is also evident Archbishop Giovanni Be- of their faitn, Under-secretary of credibility of The Advent message is reach the lint L preached alike to the the Papal Secretariat of when they 'poor of the thirties as State and a powerful versity.
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Father Ian Johnson was ordained to the priesthood in St. Joseph's Church, Bunbury, by the Most Rev. Myles McKeon, Bishop of Bunbury, on Saturday, December 9. The son of the late terdenominational choir Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of under Father H. GalloBusselton, Father John- way. son received his early • The newly ordained education from the Sis- Father Johnson is picturters of St. Joseph. One ed at the extreme right of his sisters, Sister and others in the picture, Dominic, is a member of from left, are: Father C. that congregation. Reidy (Cottesloe), FathHe did his philosophy er G. Crocetti (Chancelstudies at St. Charles' lor, Bunbury), Bishop Seminary, Guildford, and McKeon, Father J. Walsh has just completed theo- ( Busselton) and, partly logy studies at St. Fran- obscured, D. Father Seminary, Hodge (Perth). Xavier cis South Australia. Next day Bishop McA feature of the ordinKeon ordained Douglas ation ceremony was the presence of the Anglican Conlan to the diaconate Rector of Busselton, and in St. Patrick's Cathedral, music provided by an in- Bunbury.
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AMSTERDAM (NC).— . . . These are the tools the City Mutual Professionals use to Two of the four volumes plan your family's financial affairs. of a controversial expericatechetical mental Why not have a City two VATICAN CITY (NC).—Pope Paul sent a letter to President lcli Amin of Uganda asking that course used in Mutual professional Dutch dioceses have been problems of mutual interest to the Catholic Church and Uganda be settled in justice and friendreview your family's There was liness. withdrawn. financial plans— no immediate reaction, obligation free. Vatican Radio announ- ed, among other things, were required by law to Idi Amin took a turn for however, from Vatican BERNARD MARTIN a the hope that whatever apply for residence at a the worse as President officials who had order- ced last week that Suites 6-7, Amin accused Papal letter had Archbishbeen de- might be the problems later date. Because of ed that the entire course 49-51 St. Georoe's livered to General Amin which were of interest the unsettled conditions op Emmanuel Nsubuga be halted. T errace, Perth. on December 4 by the to the Catholic Church in the country for quite of Kampala of being imP hones: 21 7629 The board of the organ- apostolic pronuncio to plicated in Israeli and and the State of Uganda, some time, the missionHome: 4 SILVER ROAD, isation called Ons Mid- U gand a, ESMURDIE. 6076. Archbishop they might be worked aries had not completed South African plots dlebaar Onderwijs (Our Luigi Bellotti, only days THE out through friendly con- their requirements for against Arnin's dictatorEducation) Secondary ial regime. and tacts and might reach residency. after 58 Catholic CITY MAJTITILX4 said it decided to with- Protestant missionaries "just solutions, ponder LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED The conflict between (Incorpora;ed ,n draw volumes three and Scatn Wales, 1878) had been ordered to ed on to the profit of the Church and President Continued on Page 10 of request four on the African leave that East both parties." Bishop Hubert Ernst of country immediately. The news report said Breda and Bishop Jan The Vatican news re- that Pope Paul assured Bluyssen of 's-Hertogenbosch, the two dioceses ports also indicated that the President that the was Church in which the course was a special papal mission Catholic will be sent to Uganda firmly disposed to conused. soon in an effort to head tribute with all its effort Volume one is on reoff future trouble for to the spiritual and matligion in humanity and missionaries in the coun- erial well-being of the volume two is on the Old try and to better rela- people of Uganda and Testament. tions with the govern- that to this end both Volume three, on the ment. Ugandan and foreign New Testament ,was supReligious According to Vatican priests and ervised by Father Bas Radio the Pope's letter were particularly dedicaVaniersel, a Scripture was dated November 29 ted. teacher at Nijmegen 'Uni- and was in answer to a The Vatican Radio reversity, and volume four, message delivered to the port added: "At the same on faith and philosophy Pope on _October 5 by meeting with the proof life, by Father Boni- Uganda's ambassador to APPROVED BY THE Al IST RALIAN EPISCOPAL LITURGICAL COMMISSION nuncio, President Amin facious Willems, also of the Vatican, John Patrick he was well disdeclared Nijmegen. Barigye. posed to accept a special Containing: (It was understood (diplomatic) Both Bishop Ernst and mission Bishop Bluyssen said from sources outside of which had already been • The Complete Order of Mass that they have great res- the Vatican that the let- envisioned by the Holy pect for the course. They ter of President Amin to See." • The Full Two Year Cycle of Daily Readings said they do not agree Pope Paul set forth the Among the 58 mission• Responsorial Psalms with Cardinal Franjo president's justification of Seper, prefect of the for expelling tens of aries ordered out • People's Responses Vatican's Doctrinal Con- thousands of Asian resi- Uganda in recent days Fathers, Mill Hill 12 are gregation, and Cardinal dents from Uganda and • Alleluia Verses And Verses Before The John Wright, prefect of did not deal with mis- nine Verona missionaries Gospel Taken From The Lectionary and including five priests the Vatican's Congrega- sionaries.) two and Sisters, four According to the Vatition for the Clergy, that • The Only People's Book That Contains The the course is "useless can Radio news the Holy White Fathers. The fate Readings For The Proper Of The Seasons and incorrigible." 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VATICAN CITY (NC).—If man is to be truly free he must be able to seek knowledge of God, Pope Paul told a general audience last week.
December
Thursday, December 14, 1972
EDITORIAL
Today the Church re- for individual conscien"To impede man's access to God," Pope Paul mained perhaps the only ces and public life in 7.15 p.m. Adult confirmation in St. said, "means to close force which sustains rea- general. 15 This spiritual season of man within himself, with son and, along with it, Mary's Cathedral. all the illogical and sor- the complexity of man's advent must help us Annual feast and procession of St. Lucy rowful 17 consequences power to know and to shake off indifference Our Angl ican counterpart, the Venerable Archwhich come from a com- attain truth, both trans- and religious denial and at St. Jerome's Church, Spearwood. it must refire in the soul deacon Ralph Thomas of Fremantle attracts a pressed, limited, blind cendent and creative, The Archbishop will celebrate the mid- and illusory humanism, 24 Atheism had passed interest, desire and hope little of our sympathetic interest when he quesnight Mass of the Vigil of Christmas in which lacks the supreme from a static and purely in the miraculous and tions whether the conventions that accompany studying, negative phase to an ac- very human meeting with burial rites relate with much meaning to St. Mary's Cathedral (broadcast on reasons for modern tive, propagandistic and God in Christ who is to a ttitudes. loving and hoping." A.B.C. radio). addPope the born," be one, oppressive The Pope challenged often 11 a.m. The Archbishop will celebrate his listeners to ask ques- with dire consequences ed. 31 The question he asks deserves an answer both Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral to mark tions such as: Does God within and oustide the Church. the call to peace given by Pope Paul to exist? Who is God? The revised funeral rite of the Catholic Church all mankind at the commencement of What can man know of which was introduced in Perth at the end of last an are what Him and the coming year. year specifically provides for a number of choices individual's relations to Him? as to where the various parts of the ceremony January Recalling that the bewill take place, what among a selection of ginning of the Church's various prayers and readings best suit the The ordination of Mr. John liturgical year is the 11 a.m. 1 occasion and the alternative of whether the body Dwyer to the Diaconate in St. Mary's period of Advent, which be present for the rite at all. Cathedral. The Archbishop. means the coming of Christ — "As we say, MEXICO CITY (NC).— judges and other offiIt will be some time before people generally God made man" — the cials. familiar with these possibilities and debecome Pope noted that today Some 90,000 couples were Mrs. Echeverria and velop the idea that a bereaved family will be "God is ignored, God is married in civil ceremon- the wife of visiting PreW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS to choose what they prefer. forgotten, God is denied." ies throughout the coun- sident Salvador Allende assisted with them of many try, PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS he Christians, But for Outside the live family of the Church it should of Chile, presided at a Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and said, it was necessary to grand-children attending, similar ceremony in San be optional whether people approach the miniscomof years ending thus General Plumbing. All Work Guaranyed. think about God. IndifferJeronimo, a Mexico City try of a church on the occasion of a funeral. ence to this was neither mon law marriages that suburb. Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255 , 49 2095 left their descendants intelligent nor human. Whatever their personal beliefs about God and 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. The high cost of wedPope Paul said that unprotected before the dings and complex civil death, it is clear that many have little appreciaat present two intellec- law. arrangements prevented tion of what the ritual of a religious service is both positions, The mass weddings many couples from con- meant to express. tual negative, were advanced were sponsored by Pre- tracting civil marriage by modern man toward sident Luis Echeverria in the past. There may have been strong rel igious and the question of knowing and his wife, Maria Essocial pressures in the past to make burial a marriages Religious God — agnosticism and ter, to celebrate his sereligious service. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST . cond year in office. But have no civil effects in atheism. the since law, Mexican preparations The first position was elaborate Even by Cathol ic standards, a Christian burial, CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS and Church "apparently honest," bas- were made to help thou- Catholic even though much desired by the Church and denominations other 21 8151 ed as it was on "the sands of illegitimate chilPERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... once a rather telling symbol of adherence to the recognition legal no have presumption of the im- dren. Church, is not of the same importance as 21 5304 PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... in the country. possibility of knowing, chief, Civil registry receiving the sacramental signs during life. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET 35 2402 God, which for us modMany of the couples Maria Lavalle, said that COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2455 ern men who are educa- the true beneficiaries of had been married in It is a delicate decision which might involve experimental these mass weddings, church. went other relatives but it would seem only honest to Others ted knowledge seems a logi- were their children, who from the mass wedding, to ask whether people whose values are purely cal and legitimate posi- now could be registered to the quieter surroundsecular or humanist ought to be expected to tion." . . . and enjoy legal pro- ings of a church to be request religious rites when they have no "But," said the Pope, tection of their rights. married in the presence "it is a position of laziof a minister or a priest. relevance for them. At Xochimilco Gardens ness and renunciation Members of Catholic The Church would reach out with some symnear here — famous for that humiliates man and its flower vendors paddl- organisations, working as pathy to people trying to express the mystery of challenges his regal preing canoes along tree- social workers, helped in pain in life and death but today no Church would rogative (to attain) the lined canals — some 500 many areas to organise claim a pre-emptive right to be present at every supreme summit of his couples were married by the mass weddings. burial. spiritual faculties, the PH1PPS'LL FIX IT! knowledge of the first R ADIOS - TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RADIATOP:. 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The Pope said that the Church, so often accusAustralia's Mauritian migrants, who number ed of obscurantism and will welcome a visit from the first Mauri20,000, 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK of sacrificing reason to next February. faith, actually defended tian-born bishop Phone 61 1270 reason and its rights and He is the Most Rever- migration of large numvalidity." end Jean Margeot, who bers to Europe, South became the 10th Bishop Africa and Australia since of Port-Louis, Mauritius, the country achieved inPLUMBING MATERIALS dependence from France in 1969. BATHROOM FIXTURES Bishop Margeot will be nearly five years ago. leading his tiny country's The people are of vari229-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS participation in the Eu- ous races and creeds. The The Swiss born musician Lionel Rogg is an Phone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" charistic Congress in Mel- economy of the island is all-rounder. bourne. heavily dependent on the the Links between Austra- sugar fields, which cover In the Passacaglia, Pianist and harpsichorin lia and Mauritius have about half of its surface. dist, artist organ's shortcomings recording taken be must the over stronger become The evangelisation of with more than 40 discs reed tone account. past few years, with the the island began 250 years to his credit, professor, into influx of migrants to this ago with the arrival of a teacher, composer, muRogg, did, however, country from the Indian group of Lazarist Fath- sicologist, and Mr. critic of his moment have Ocean island. the author, Mr. Rogg is all in ers. came glory which Eight thousand Maurithe of these. last of his encores — Five Benedictine bishtians have come to Melwas as organist first movement of Bach's it But bishop Jesuit one and ops bourne in that period. appeared at the first Trio-Sonata. This With them has come Fr ruled the diocese between that he performance Hall. was a fine an 1847 and 1916, when it Winthrop William Moriarty, conjuncr in taken He opened his recital and, Irish priest who spent a was placed under the know we quarter of a century in charge of Holy Ghost with Buxtehude's Pre- tion with what record, missionaries. lude, Fugue and Ciacona of Mr. Rogg on MauritiuS. far was a From the pregbytery at Bishop Liston, the last in C which gave him an I believe it caphis for some truer sample of FUNERAL DIRECTORS Balaclava, the Melbourne of three bishops of the opportunity his adversuburb where helives, he Holy Ghost congregation, clean and well balanced abilities than programme. tised ministers to the spiritual resigned in 1968, and was playing. Offers to all Parishes a Service in needs of the Mauritain replaced in the following embracing every aspect of the So, too, did CleremHowever, it was "SI% newcomers — and also February by his former bault's Suite on the SeMr. Rogg's own that Funeral Rites for Catholics. helps where possible in vicar-general, Bi shop cond Tone, where he Chorale Preludes" Our Chapels are at: their search for employ- Margeot. produce one really learnt sortieto managed perment and housing and in Ordained in 1938, Bish- some pleasing contrasts. thing of him as a Perth: Cnr. Beaufort and their other problems of op Margeot had an outAgainst these however, son. Bulwer Streets adjustment. individstanding career in the one must weigh a perTheir style is The area of Mauritius and diocese in a number of formance of Bach's A Phone 28 8406 compelling and itself is not much larger ual Perth ordepartments. I which Concerto, Minor that than Melbourne and its one hopes sat Fremantle: Phone 25 2225 He will preside at a found little to my taste, ganists (two of whomadd suburbs. will Claremont: Phone 3 2177 The population is ap- midday Mass for French- and Bach's C Minor Pas- behind me) repertoire. Fugue, and proaching the them to their 900,000 speaking migrants in St. sacaglia JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37 2304 mark — a minor explo- Colman's, Balaclava, on which was less than convincing. sion which has led to the Sunday, February 18. 14
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Once-famous shrine regaining its charm for many pilgrims W ALSINGHAM, England (NC) .—The national Shrine of Our Lady of Wakingham — once one of the greatest shrines of Middle Ages but now little known outside England — is beginning to regain its former attraction for pi lgrims. , The building of a large covered altar to shelter the growing crowds it is drawing was begun recently with a blessing and ground-breaking by Auxiliary Bishop Alan Clark of Northampton.
modelled on the Holy House of Nazareth. The Catholic shrine was revived in 1897 with the acquisition of the Slipper Chapel. It received a substantial build-up in World The Americans who are War II thanks to the familiar American servicemen in particularly with the shrine are the the area. thousands of military Many of the American personnel, past and pre- GI's took devotion to surbases sent, whose Our Lady of Walsingham round the shrine on the back home with them, bleak, fiat plains that said Marist Father Rollook across the North and Connelly, the Slipper Sea toward Europe. Chapel custodian. For centuries, it was There is a shrine of one of Christendom's Our Lady of Walsingham shrines and at Williamsburg, grandest Virgindrew pilgrims of every ia. begto • kings from kind, gars. Continued on Page 10 When King Henry VIII • Highgate YCW was so well received in its first presentation of an oldhimself a former pilgrim time music hall, held earlier in the year, that they returned for a bigger before he broke with the Church, sent his officers and brighter version that played for three nights in the parish hall, Highto strip the shrine and gate to packed audiences. raze it during the EngMuch of the credit for the outstanding performance was unanimously lish reformation, dispersmartyring its or ing given to Miss Angela Murray (shown singing in the picture at the right priests, he did so not so of the man in the grey suit on the left side of the stage). much for the shrine's it because but ealth w LONDON (NC).—The family was called Christian society's greatest had been for so long the bulwark against permissiveness, divorce and moral laxities of late 20th focal point of English Catholics. He felt that c entury life at an ecumenical gathering here. its destruction was esThe gathering in West- speak always of outworn danger the family's very sential to the operation UNITED NATIONS (NC) .—Faruk Ber- a news conference that e xistence." minster's Central Hall taboos. new his imposing he was especially eager of "That is what we call It was not enough to ko! of Turkey, the United Nations' first coincided with the teleChurch structure on Engvised Miss World con- loaded language . . . So- denounce evil, he said. disaster relief co-ordinator, told NC to cement good relations land. ciety which rightly de- We needed good ideas to test. News that he has established close ties with inter-governmental mands fair treatment for drive out bad ones. 'The shrine's land was and non-governmental This prompted Cardinal the parceled out to Henry's John disabled, the sick and Among other speakers with Vatican officials concerned with organisations throughout Heenan of Westthe old does not feel the was a young cockney wife the Church's relief effort. favourites. The actual minster to remark that the world, as well as same kind of compassion Mrs. Sue Weston (22), Since his unit became 1971, by Pope Paul site is still in private "perhaps to with governments the speakers and to open only for and the faithful wife sen- who told the gathering of operative in March he co-ordinate world wide hands should have arrived in agencies of the UN. tenced to a lonely and her sordid childhood and has visited the Vatican Catholic relief efforts. the public on certain bathing suits" and to d Both Catholics days. "We are not to be praise the 2,000 persons ishonoured state which slothful mother in Lon- for conferences on Cath"Through Cor Unum, tried have is so much worse than don's East End slum. Anglicans and olic co-operation with who came to the meeting at the scene operational we are therefore in touch to buy it, but are now instead of viewing the widowhood . . . "There was nothing to his U.N. office. "It is easy to see that do but pick up fellas," reconciled to the fact contest. He said that he was in with the most direct re- of a major disaster," he unbridled freedom can be she said. "Then one day frequent communication presentatives of the Holy said in explaining his ofthat a sale is unlikely See, and closest to the fice. "Nor are we a fundThe gathering — which secured only at the cost when I was 15 within the next 40 to 50 I went with the regional offices Pope in the matters that also included Anglican of invading the rights of down . . . to years. in Rome and Geneva of take the raising agency, although Archbishop Michael Ram- o mickey out of Billy Gra- U.S. Catholic Relief Ser- concern us both," Ben- we can accept funds if So both the Anglicans, sey of Canterbury; the thers." kol said. "Our relations L ord Longford attacked ham. But he got straight vices (CRS), with Cariwho also have a great moderator of the Free Our they are offered. the "powerful forces through to me. It was tas Internationalis, the could not be happier. We devotion to Our Lady of Protestant functions primary see ( them two Churches' ceaselessly frequently, and proposing real. I'd never be seen international Catholic the Walsingham, and Council, the Rev. Dr. Irv- ideas of freelove, sexual dead in church organisation hope for even closer co- are, rather, prevention of before Charities Catholics have in mod- onwy Morgan; and the operation in the future." disasters by anticipation p ern times set up their Earl of Longford, a lead- romiscuity, and explora- that, but it was the an- and with Cor Unum, the tion of women which en- swer to my life." agency set up in July, own shrines as near to er in an anti-pornograBerkol, here to present wherever possible and the original site as pos- phy campaign — was the initial report on his co-ordination of relief sible. office to the UN General activities once a catassponsored by the Festival The Anglicans have a of Light, an ad-hoc group Assembly, emphasised at trophe has occurred." large church, and Catho- that opposes pornogralics have the 14th cen- phy, abortion, divorce The Adelaide Singers. 9.45 Story of Jesus told by 111111=1.111111Mr RADIO tury Slipper Chapel, a and permissiveness. p.m. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 (6WN). Bernard Miles. 9.15 a.m. of one small priory and The sexual revolution, "Encounter": "Brother "The Epilogue": The ( 6WF and Regs.). the rare pre-Reformation University churches in this country inadequate housing, and Andrew". A feature by Aberdeen "By the Way": The Rev W.A.O.A. again in Catholic hands. the attack on the family Malcolm Long on a man Motet Choir. 11.10 p.m. Norman Cocks of Hobart as an outmoded working instituwith Mother ( 6WN); 11.45 p.m. (Rep.) A series OPTICiANS—OPTOMETR I STS The Slipper Chapel is of readings un* ' SO called because accord- tion were some of the Theresa in Calcutta. 8 a.m der the title "So HallowALBANY ;-1IGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 467 MONDAY, ing to tradition early pil- most severe strains on .(6WF). ed and So Gracious is family life these days, Res.: 67 1685 "Sacred Music": Ar- DECEMBER 18 shoes grims left their the Time." 10.20 a.m. "Facing the Week": The ( there to walk barefoot Archbishop Ramsey told ranged and presented by 6WN). Patrick Kirkwood. the "holy mile" to the the gathering. The Rev. Geoffrey Fletcher of "The which forces Sydney. 6.25 a.m. (6WN). programme includes: The shrine itself — a wooden MONDAY to SATURDAY threaten the family are motet "Spem in Alium" * replica of the Holy DECEMBER 18 to 23 widespread deep and in W EDNESDAY, i n forty parts by Tanis; Family's home in Nazarour society, forces social Britten's Canticle "Abra- DECEMBER 20 "Evening Meditation": eth. and economic as well as ham and Isaac"; Mozart's The Rev. Father Dennis Now the new covered "Orthodox programme". 235 Newcastle Street, Perth Quinn of Hobart. 11.50 Populi; a n d 10.15 p.m. (6WN). altar close to the Slipper moral. If we are wise, we "Venite shall not concentrate on "Faire is the Heaven" by p.m. (6WN and Regs.). Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants Chapel will —at a cost * 'denunciations of evil in William Harris. * Repairs a Specialty of about $75,000 — be I Phone 28 7424 THURSDAY, SATURDAY, ready for the opening of the sexual sphere," ArchDECEMBER "Let's Face It": The 21 bishop Ramsey said, "but the 1973 spring pilgrim"Orthodox programme". DECEMBER 23 shall try to cope at every Rev. Geoffrey Fletcher of "Saturday Saints": A age season. 10.30 p.m. (Rep.). Sydney. 8 a.m. (Regs.). point with the sickness weekly look at the religMost of the funds for in * "Divine Service": Church society which leads to ious scene presented by the new altar have alof Christ, Doncaster, Mel- FRIDAY, such evils." Partick Kirkwood and ready been raised. (Pope DECEMBER bourne. 11 a.m. (6WN and 22 Keep your housing costs down "To us who are Christby securing a reasonably priced building s te Paul gave a donation.) "Encounter": "Camillo George Morrison. 10.15 ians, there is no substi- Regs.). a.m. (6WN). We offer high lots with lovely views at once those funds are tute for bringing men "Frontier": A review of Torres — Revolutionary r aised, Bishop Clark — SPRINGVALE and ESTATE — HAMERSLEY Priest". A feature on and women and children recent religious events fully serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. TELEVISION Who said, "I expect to to the knowledge and around the world. 5.15 the Life of Camillo Torfrom $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% go on begging until I love of God, and is this p.m. (6WN); 4.45 p.m. res — the Modern Homes adjacent. Colombian SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 Handy to Beach. it the" — will open a sec"Divine Service": St. priest who joined the This is the nearest private subdivision to Pertl which gives to the family (Regs.). ond fund drive to build Hamersley area. Presbyterian "Community its deepest meaning and Hymn guerillas in the Colom- J o h n's We also build two or three bedr,./om Homes in this Suburb a Blessed Sacrament its strength." Wahroonga, Singing": St. James Pres- bian mountains and was C hurch, from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly Chapel ,sacristies, conCardinal Heenan said byterian Church, Bur- killed by the army. 2.15 N.S.W. payments. p.m. (6WN). fessionals and other faci- that recent legislation in wood, Sydney. 6.30 p.m. Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. "Meet U Kyaw Than": 7.7 * lities. Britain easing divorce ( 6WF and Regs.). A Burmese historian The Walsingham shrine has tended to weaken "Cross Ways": The Rev. MONDAY to FRIDAY, speaks with John Flembegan in 10e1, when, ac- family ties. "Every new Chris Mostert of Hobart. ing of the DECEMBER 18 to 22 changes cording to tradition, a piece of legislation is in- The Grammar of ChristReadings from the brought about when misLTD. R.E.I.W.A. devout local woman of troduced in the name of ology. An examination of Bible": Rev. Leonard sionaries, among other NOTE NW ADDRESS: Influence, Lady Richeldis freedom," the cardinal the claims that Christ is Goggs 6f Adelaide. 7.10 f oreigners, had to leave 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, c,le Faverchi, had a vision said. "The advocates of both man and God. 9.15 a.m. (6WN). 6.15 a.m. his country, and of the 200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 41 which Our Lady told this freedom never speak p.m. ( 6WN) (Regs.). place of Christianity in PERTH. er -to 7211ild, "In Quires and Placc,- s" of the law of G9,d. They, Tause a Mornent": The A sia today.
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ernel and heart" of Christ's message
LA PAZ (NC)).—The Bolivian Bishops have sucAUCKLAND.—It is all too easy to reduce the ceeded in saving the Catholic radio station Christian Gospel to a social Gospel, and to think from government fines one can be a true Christian merely by demon. possible suspension. strating against racial intolerance, or by joinin and Now We have had much experience of diabetic mothers being in danger in normal birth. a Jesuit-run sta- a movement to change society for the better. Fides, time. before the child's life can be saved by the doctor prod ucing birth one month It was this freedom So said Fr. E. R. Simtion ,had been charged developed. Recently more with quoting during a mons, at the national con- that Christ proclaimed It is obvious that the evidence has been gained news broadcast an offi- vention of the Christian first, asserting the unique By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, tendency to contract diadignity of the poor man, of the natural and basic cial of the deposed Left- F ieliye Movement, sa ,Thm h,ea roetes is hereditary. UnB.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T., methods of control of ist President Juan Jose "These Maroevegm edthings," the hungry man, the man oo fortunately, out of one St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. diet and exercise. "but they are not in sorrow, the man des. Torres. The official had tnillion people, 50,000 Unfortunately, despite called on Bolivian sold- necessarily Christianity; pised. riave diabetes or will deher with factors well balanced many The these discoveries, diabet- iers "not to shoot at the there is a great deal more "In the kingdom of Welop this condition soon- which determine the via- insulin intake. es appears to be on the people." to Christianity than this. in which we all live," God Or or later. her after years Eight of said bility and activity social implica- Fr. Simmons, increase and there are "there are The information min- While the • We know diabetes may these cells are at present admission to our hospital many undetected cases, are Gospel tions of the no grades of manhood, Ztrike many who never unknown. Today, the in- she married. A year later particularly among men istry of Rightist Presiimportant, they are per- no first-class and expect it; fortunately it ternational research on her first child was still- and women above the dent Hugo Banzer, who second ipheral, not central in the class sitizens, no rich is less difficult to con- diabetes is one of the born. A beautiful little age of forty who are over- overthrew Torres, fined and and live that we poor, no slave and free Fides $1000 and said it Gospel trol when developed in major tasks to find and boy weighing 8 lbs. 9 ozs., weight. ." preach man no boss and worker, considering closing full time, Caesarean seclater years. control these factors. This knowledge has was Christ had been born no pakeha and Maori, no station. Fides directhe The pancreas — the The goal is to discover tion. health public fair its led many on Gal- into a world with report a said tors and Again, one year later man women gland which produces the the ideal form of treat--there authorities to try to dewas share of social problems, are only men—human beinsulin — is dormant in ment and ultimately to a second child was born, tect such cases by organ- lardo's statement had said Fr. Simmons, yet ings, each with their and only news ate weighing girl the legitim Ian unborn child and prevent the development a little ising community screennowhere in the Gospels tells only become active, of this unfortunate com- 3 lbs. 8 ozs. — one month ing surveys, using blood nothing to do with alleg- did he set himself up as unique dignity and indioust to aims secMarxist Ceasarean by the ed earlier, of vidual value. And each of most like just plaint. and urine tests. a social reformer. Banzer. them is equally worthy other organs, after the One little girl, thirteen tion also, but lived and disdiabetic that Once the "It is often said ichild is born. years of age, was brought is a wonderful, healthy ease has been diagnosed, Bolivia is under semi- the Gospel of Christ is a of our love." .1 In twenty per cent of into our hospital some young lady today. This, he said, was the the appropriate form of martial law. Gospel of love, and this A third child, a boy, children, it has been years ago. She was comalove kernel and heart of the treatment is prescribed. Christian But metrue. Bishops s i the After found the pancreas will tose. After medical treat- was delivered the follow- Consequently, it is now diated, President Banzer is the expression of and message of Christ. Christ. fail to function entirely ment, she recovered and ing year only three weeks possible for the diabetic ordered the fine lifted, the means to obtain ians would have to grasp os it should, and in one of became well balanced on before full time and lived patient to live a normal saying he wanted "to something even more this basic Christian fact five infants the insulin- Globin and Soluble insu- only 48 hours. He weigh- working life, to bear chilkeep Church-State rela- fundamental — man's if their reforms were to ed 9 lbs. 6 ozs. .Some of producing cells in the lin. dren, to play games and, tions on the present cor- unique and individual have any value or mean. necrosis showed. toes Today she is happy and the pancreas will be so weakin brief, to enjoy life to dial level." reality as a man," he said. ing. ened that the result is well in health because she of the tissue. full. the All her babies were decarefully keeps her diet diabetes. Obviously certain prelivered by Ceasarean secmust be taken. cautions tion because the mother important is most The was incapable of normal that the treatment and delivery. regime prescribAfter the birth of the dietary followed. carefully are ed third child here blood Phone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 However, diabetes is sugar fell and she was still a serious disease 2 LONDON COURT unconscious. Medical atonly neglect of the tempts were unable to and FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPH`f prescribed treatment can normal the and it raise TAIPEI, (NC).— ChinSPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. to dangerous comrecovery was considered lead — coma, blind- ese women today have plication Establ isivi 25 Years. hopeless. and nervous invaded almost every However, realising that ness, kidney infections profession and occupaskin , disease potassium stirs the liver degenera- tion in numbers that exall, above and, and being fulfilled very to produce glycogen, I the heart ceed those of the West- maiden name for all that in changes inserted some into the tive he well," he added. work, her to s to pertain according world, ern vessels. Father O'Hara said that continuous glucose intra- and blood gave several So the more patients a Jesuit sociologist here. noted and venous injection. It was women who it would seem that the of examples their to disease the rights "Legal about unbelievable to see her know g in pub- entry of women into better they will be new position have been are outstandin sit up bright and happy the a judge many fields of profesincluding life, lic PTY. LTD. fight it. guaranteed them in more and full of energy in a able to sions and occupations in court. supreme the of edustateand clear BAYSWATER and definite 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, had not only few minutes. Oh, how de- Information Taiwan is example good "A cation at all levels can ments than years of rapid but also more lightful! been ors Contract Paving Leading , the W.A.'s help to pro- effort and struggle have Miss Lin Hsueh-mei In recent decades re- therefore more widespread than it agan Sanhsia, of Us mayor Contact Paving detection Western early their Better For gained for search has yielded a num- mote both has been in Europe and care. counterparts," said Jes- ricultural town of 35,000 America. We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of ber of important discov- and proper Diabetes is certainly a uit Father Albert O'Hara, people," he said. Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. eries. Long-oacting insuof public health professor of sociology at "Miss Lin canvassed the disease We have a most modern plant including power rehave lin injections in all parts National Taiwan Univer- whole area in her townimportance etc. Loaders, Mechanical and Roller, Graders duced to one a day the ship before the election sity. Estimates Submitted Free number of injections re- of the world. and shook hands with at been not have "They Country Client', please note that we have a StateEarle, quired by diabetics. Sister M. Philomena three-quarters of least Dip. N.A., A.T the B.Sc., what ) , 6take to wide Service, and will gladly quote on any slow Many types of diabev---"1 Dietetics, A I .M.T. the voters. She won by a requirements. law grants and more." tic drugs which are takThe priest, an American landslide and since ( To be Continued) taken orally have been We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. unbeen has office ing whose doctoral thesis in Prompt Delivery. stinting in efforts to Catholic the gy at sociolo PHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 WASHINGTON (NC). probUniversity of America, in solve her people's There are signs of hope lems." Washington, D.C., was in the midst of a serious "The Position of Women In the field of educasaid crisis in missionary voin Early China" said that tion Father O'Hara prot cations, Archbishop Sergovernmen the that for hundreds of years gio Pignadoli, secretary there was not much in gramme of nine years of edthe Vatican's Congrecompulsory and free the law of China to indifor the Evangelisaboys gation to applied ucation cate the rights and privat a s o Peoples, said sof i t p that and equally girls and that but women, iliges of . conference Press education higher n i the constitution of 1946 Referring to the 20 per included a number of ar- there had been signifiHolland & Venetian Blinds, cent drop in U.S. mission recent in changes cant Apostolic the from the ticles stating clearly Advice has been received abroad personnel rs. yea pisehrosp Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, Delegation, North Sydney, of the appointment status of women in the years four past over the ago, years 15 "Some of Bishop Myles McKeon, Bishop of Bunbury, as political, education and girls in colleges and uni- a Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. nedoli rY A Archbishop was a member of the Pontifical Commission for social spheres. made up only 15 said the situation the "For example," he said, versities of most Migration. in similar enpercent of the total "Article 7 of the Consti-sending mission recently major rolment, but Iretution of the Republic of have risen to over 40 countries, such as Gern was world of people concern- China they commissio This I PARK equalVIC. guarantees 286 ALBANY HWY., France, Italy, land, established in Rome in ed with the work of the ity before law for citizens percent of total college 61 1539 61 1620 enrolment many and Spain. March, 1970, and its meet- Apostleship of the Sea. irrespective of sex, relig- and university But some mission conbe pushto seem they regularly and ings take place ion, race, class or party had begun to dethe Australia From gregations ing up higher every year. in Rome. affiliation. in vocaincrease of consisted ver, the girls show an "Moreo Bishop McKeon is the legation and many "Here in one giant step entering al- tions lately, only Australian member Bishop McKeon, who is rapiddropping of China have been the Republic ed he were that most every college and of the commission and the delegate of the Bishlevelling be equality legal the stated ly seemed to department of the univerhis nomination to this ops' Conference of Aus- of women and men more off appoint- tralia to the work of the . direct a is curriculum sity body e nentdon ean plomi o clearly than many other LA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTRE ekginagplpshoeeionnppointed uwrn H wnoeo y Apostleship of in Sea the See. of Holy the from ment of side other the "On five nations have done after the educational process plus ALBANY HIGHWAY, BENTLEY 6102 Bishop McKeon be- Australia, many years." proved one, two, or three years have associated priests and 13 lay people. first came Father O'Hara cited women Telephone 68 8768 Bishop McKeon presided acare and themselves with the Church's work various articles of the for migrants when he at one of the plenary ses- Constitution that define cepted as competent as country. The archbishop was not was Director of the Perth sions. the rights of women to teachers for the primary, stressed that this properSTUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 1962. university and to secondary work, 1954 from Office Fr. Sean O'Shea, of the education, to hold public missionary COLOUR AND BLACK 'WHITE PROCESSING — 48 HRS. was an In September this year Stella Mans Seafarers' office, to work and re- levels." ly speaking, but itgenerosissi CHILD STUDY AND GENERAL PORTRAITS blems. of the in and Bishop McKeon attended Club, Fremantle, who is ceive equal pay with men. In the economic sphere i ndication pro youth IN OUR STUDIO. ahead gone have women today's organised Australian ity of a conference "Not only do the laws national world BOOKINGS FOR: TRADE IN YOUR OLD ON NEW: by this commission as a president, attended the of China by giant steps according their sensitivity to Nationalist WEDDINGS MOVIE AND STILL CAMERAS delegate of the Australian Rome meeting and visit- grant and guarantee to Father O'Hara. SOCIALS PROJECTORS—SILENT OR SOUND "hope 01 PASSPORTS ALBUMS—FRAMES—FILMS He saw the hepgeeonpeier Hierarchy. ed many ports on his way women rights but if we "At the present time the -. COMMERCIAL ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES gt oiunn y" but ufre allows only ity not sefuto h t aw o l as is home to assess what may has n from statistics judge commissio The GROUP PHOTOS TRADE IN AND LAY-BY PARTYS 6 MTH INTEREST FREE TERMS, its scope to co-ordinate being done for seafarers women are actually able protects women's right to with the to enjoy these rights in inherit, own, invest, de- Linking them iwmhaatti: the work of the Church overseas. oitnsr' SPECIAL RATE ON GROUP PHOTOS n s ai i blsieodsu: .o n conference, leelosapa velop business firms, etc, m wide basis for practice." world a on IN GLORIUS NATURAL COLOUR To help to prove his but also the holding of theme of the all migrant and itinerant "This YOUR CHILD'S 1st COMMUNION SCHOOL PHOTO tourincluding point , the priest-professor offices in business firms peoples to open only YOUR not IN numPHONE said that of the 1,446 is ists. A significant FOOTBALL OR ANY SPORTS GROUP members of the National women but every posi- people ber in this group are the ir u ask: se °l E XPERT ADVICE ON ALL YOUR PHOTO wain thtnesc ° CLASSIFIEDS of"ci then' Assembly, 301 were tion such as owner, manworld body of seafarers. making EQUIPMENT thn ager and every type of others, and e l• women. The September meeting give of 25 9088 employee is being held in want to R ING 68 8768 A in woman engaged in Rome was a gathering public life may retain her some firms by women selves. from all around the
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at ess succ a edy com lish Eng lic tho tion it; Ca ula lim op P Wall the in Hole the call for responsible poky
LONDON (NC).—A group of Catholic leaders are joining other public figures in Britain in calling for a responsible policy to limit the population of England and Wales.
In a world plagued by bombs and bullets, assassination and accusation, plot and counter plot, all adding to the pile of mangled human bodies, the bedroom comedy "Don't Start Without Me", by Joyce Rayburn, takes on an atmosphere of unadulterated innocence.
Surveys have indicated It is at the Hole in the showing off her suntan, "This may involve a of all they do, even as stress the fact that in our present situation in that a large number of Wall. was beautifully matched reversal of Catholic at- husband and wife. To describe this as a against the gangling and titudes, but certainly not "Parents may well de- England, the small fam- British Catholics use arof Catholic teaching," cide that they have a ily is the general idea," tificial family planning bedroom comedy is not very sore husband, Steve Ar- moral responsibility to he said. the altogether precise, rather Jodrell. says Mill Hill Father although "Don't look down on devices, The play is directed by By COLM O'DOHERTY. should it be described as families — thur McCormack, one of limit their pop- but this must remain big families," he urged, rate of growth of the a bedroom-door comedy, Ron Denson. Catholic he'leading t but went on to say that Catholic population here for, as in all good comedulation experts and auth- their decision . . . Catholic groups might remains slightly higher ies, n "Populatio ambitions of man's 1971 of . or "Any legislative presavoid the practice of giv- than the 0.5 per cent fig- crumble in the face of Christian a — xplosion E sure may take away pering a prize for 'mother ure for the entire na- his ineffectual own Concern." sonal responsibility from tion. actions. Father McCormack and the parents, and so lead of the year' to a woman —Two Will Do' is a with 12 children." Catholics In this English comedy, some other us away from the plural and false slogan. It's non- Ruth and Norman return English Many here emphasised, ho,- society to the manipulaWelsh priests have re- sense," Father McCor- from their sun-baking ever, that they do not ted society." advised Catho- mack said. "I'm very honeymoon in southern soluportedly "panicky eridOrse Father McCormack said lics that if, in good con- much against this sort of Europe. tidns." that the Catholic doc- science, they cannot ac- rigid approach . . . If The number one prob- trine of As a moneymoon it was e parresponsibl cept the conclusions of we encourage people to a disaster, but for her tan MADRID (NC).—The Spanish Society for theleM, in the long term, for enthood involved popu- Pope Paul's encyclical have wanted children and his sunburn and Propagation of the Faith announced the impendBritain is 'over-popula- lation considerations. Humanae Vitae — which and enable people who spider bite, a howling suc- ing military trial of two Spanish missionary tion, according to a wideartificial birth don't want children not cess. Nevertheless they "The big contribution rejects ly circulated study by held by Portuguese authority in their will came home married, and priests the Conservation Society. that the Catholic Church control — they are not in to have them, we Mozambique on charges of aiding of colony cope." that was something more nationalist guerrillas. In "A Population Policy could make here is to a state of sin. than their friends, Eric for Britain," the society and Vivian, with whom The announcement that in favour of Mozambirecommends: they shared the house, two other priests, both que's independence, and ' • A minister for populacould say. Portuguese, were also with denouncing alleged 'tion With cabinet rank. trial massacres of men, wocouple had been being held for This familynational • A living in unmarried bliss among 1000 political pri- men and children at planning programme. for the past two years soners at the Rehabili- kumbura during a campublicextensive An with no-one to upset the tation Centre in Louren- paign by the Portuguese • co Marques, capital of army against guerrillas." applecart. ity campaign to advise Several other missionBritons of the dangers However, the very pre- the East African terriover -population — ary priests had been of sence of a married couple tory. There has been a pro- subjected to long interwith the motto "Two Will ROME (NC).—American Passionist Father Fabian Flynn came to Europe in the building gave independe nce movement rogation by Mozambique Do," referring to the Vivian ideas of churches, as a altars, white veils and in Mozambique since the police and were under ideal number of children the hard way: hitting the invasion beaches of Sicily and Normandy house arrest, the so1960s. per family. chaplain with the First Infantry Division. bridesmaids. , Spaniards announcement two ciety's The An organisation calling had Eric that It wasn't Population Jn January of 1948, months, however, Father anything against mar- Fathers Alfonso Valverde added. the His departure early in itself in sources Church Stabilisation Group has December from Rome's Father Flynn became dir- Flynn accompanied the riage; it was just that and Martin Hernandez, circulated a photograph Fiumicino airport for his ector of the CRS pro- famous Cardinal Jozef getting married would were arrested by police Madrid said that a comon of Pope Paul to schools monastery in the United gramme in Hungary, but Mindszenty, fresh from take up so much time, in neighbouring Rhode- prehensive report as conditions in Mozambihere with the catchline: States to begin retire- that was shortlived. "I Nazi prison, to religious and why waste a couple sia last December 'Why doesn't he preach ment from active service was followed everywhere rallies around the coun- of hours getting married they travelled a short que was being drawn up what he practices? will be different, but will by the secret police and try. when a man could be route from their mission after repeated reports of character: my phones were tapped. his government harassment Another group called match Even though he conduc- enjoying himself at home, to Beira. White ruled Rhodesia of priests, Religious and "Countdown" in adver- quiet, unobtrusive, In the autumn of 1948 I ted the same charities lying on the sofa reading was unceremoniously es- programme for the Hun- a book? tisements is asking for simple. is co-operating with the laymen. Nations To United $2.5 million for family Father Flynn is a quiet corted to the border and garians as he had done he was happy Portuguese in efforts to Besides, information man who is reticient to tossed out of the coun- for the Germans, Father planning married people crush the black Mozam- pressure for some degree some and of autonomy for Mozamand devices — 40 per speak at length about his try. he knew were not, so why bique nationalists. During f e w Continued on Page 8 change? those pent to be used in Bri- past accomplishments. The Spanish mission bique, Portuguese ruler& tain and the balance to But in the relaxed atmosheadquarters in Lisbon have answered As this rather lovable, society's be donated to the Inter- phere of his apartment, indolent character, Mark here said that Fathers that their African terrinational Planned Parent- Father Flynn allowed for Hasfield is like warm Valverde and Hernandez tories are provinces and hood Federation. a bit of reminiscense. honey in a glass jar; he were charged with "or- not colonies of the counEngland and Wales immediately finds his ganising demonstrations try. He recalled landing ( excluding Scotland and with American forces in own level in any comfortNorthern Ireland, the Sicily where he was able spot. two other areas included wounded, and landing in Hasfield is the past I NSIST ON in Britain) are one of Normandy, France, withmaster of the throwaway the most densely popu- out injury. He rememberwith line; words dribble lated land areas on earth, ed the part he played accurate ease from his persons with some 800 lips, his world weary reduring the Nuremburg per square mile. laxed body would never trials. "Fit for a King" The Netherlands, with guilty of any form of be the ed remember He 910 with 940 and Taiwan LADIES! Bed is the distraction. months of travelling in have greater population only destination his body Cardinal with ry Hunga Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR densities. Although the will ever arrive at. Mindzenty before Jozsef rate population growth Butchers Shops He is a delight to the primate was arrested DUBLIN (NC) .—A small number of is among the lowest in watch. George the Fourth ts. But Communis the by I rish missionaries were still banned from never had it so good. Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions the world — 0.5 per cent most of all, he rememberLocations: per year — the 50 milal of "person Nigeria re-entering because and As his flat mate, ed with gratitude the oplion people in England TYLERS' SUPERMARKET portunity given him to involvement" during the 1967-70 civil girl with dreams of conexpected are and Wales in down coming fetti of thousands help tens of 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. P;.c,be 7! 6090 war there, Nigerian Foreign Minister downpours, Judy Wilson to double in number in s. refugee B. & P. BUTCHERS 138 years at this pace. Okoi Arikpo said. presents the perfect conPhilip Flynn, a native of The Conservation SocRd., and Oats St., Carlisle Orrong Cnr. a is Vivian Her trast. During the civil war became a PasThere was no ban on iety report says that the Boston, of unbouncomprised girl FOOD MARKET CHEAPER THE GovFebruary the Federal NiNigerian in entering es priest missionari present average of 2.4 sionist tied energy physical ded of accused misgeria, Arikpo told news- ernment Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 family is 1931, taking the name children per off to men. But when individ- sionaries in Biafra of to a mind one beat bewent and , Fabian too high. of preach- ual missionaries applied prolonging the war by hind the rest of the Whatever the merits or study the art world. for his for entry, the govern- their relief efforts. f aults of a particular ing for a year, Her Vivian is not unpreach to whethwas work considered ife's l ment Church groups, how- intelligent; far from it, group's approach to popHOPKINS MIGHTY MART were other. er their services ever, claimed that there it is just that it takes a ulation policy, a number Christ to view in necessary World of really end the At was in here mass starvation of Catholic leaders BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS few moments for meanstress the need for con- War II, Father Flynn, of existing needs and the the region and that they ings to sink in. If she had 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH perhad distributed food only a rat-trap mind the rat sidering "the whole hu- then a major, was made supply of qualified Catholic — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. to sons. Auctions Public in chapla to a to civilians and not man environment of would always be far Saturday 9.30 a.m. Then the government soldiers. as Nazis awaiting trial at particular family," it snapped away before WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 one spokesman for the Nuremburg. Baldur von considered whether the Irish Holy Ghost mis- shut. so was youth concerned Hitler's h, person Schirac EnglishiWelsh Bishops' sionaries who had been The indolence of Hasleader and a gauleiter involved in political mat- in Conference put it. travelled field's performance and Biafra (district leader) of Vien- ters during the civil war abroad to raise funds veritable whirlwind creatno makes "The Church s tatement on ideal fam- na would later write that it was not in the for relief efforts and to ed by Judy Wilson give ily size, nor does Catho- from his cell at Nurem- general security interest publicise the Biaf ran this light comedy a flashfor him to return to Ni- view of the conflict. lic teaching involve large burg: ing life all of its own; f amilies," he said. "It is "Father Flynn does not geria, Arikpo said. they make you forget you newstold also Arikpo The Foreign Minister the total environment preach religion, he lives are in the theatre, and was that Ireland men THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR JUSTICE AND said that foreign missionthat counts: for example, it. make you feel for their in side" right the "on OF THE AUSTRALIA EPISCOPAL CONFERPEACE to working the situation is far dif"Father Flynn has hel- aries were supporting African lib- domestic problems. ENCE plans to appoint a Research Officer to work beas extent same the of hours reHebs the Outer neighbour As in the the ferent in ped me eration movements by its in the Commission's Office in Sydney for an initial rides (islands off Scot- the misery and distress fore the civil war in the votes on colonial ques- turning from their honeyperiod of two years commencing early in 1973. Region Steve Jodrell and land) than in Kensington of my family by visiting former Eastern tions in the United Na- moon, The person appointed will be required to collate great Or Clapham (boroughs my wife who is also in of Nigeria. a add Linda Surd tions. material and carry out research on Catholic Church in began war civil The of inner London)." deal to the success of prison and looking after involvement in, and teaching on, matters relating voted Recently Ireland Msgr. Augustin Harris, my four little children." June, 1967, when Nigerthis play. the to world development, human rights, social issues, majority the with secRegion Eastern the ia's as president of the Social AmBurd, Miss Knowing that his apand to prepare material for use by individuals, in etc., Assembly General the itself declaring Welfare Commission of erican friend was leaving eded, young and bossy wife and groups. of committees a resolution the English and Welsh the service, independent state of Bia- proving military committrusteeship the fra. bishops said: Schirach lamented: "LosENQUIRIES to the National Secretary, National The Ibos, the dominant tee that liberation move"All parents must think ing this dear friend of the with abreast Keep Commission Justice and Peace, P.O. Box 124, Afrie in the ments in Portugues beyond their own family mine makes the rest of ethnic group keep abreast times; Brickfield Hil l, N.S.W , 2000, by MONDAY, regardbe territories can include Region, n needs to the wider needs this torture Easter modern —Read Church the with 18. DECEMBER reauthentic the as ed of society. This would called a trial (in the a large number of Christhe THE RECORD. of include the social and name of humanity) a tians, many of whom are presentatives people of those areas. ecological implications very lonesome journey." Catholic.
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What Christmas, home mean to a Castledare youngster The visitor to the child care home in Western Australia today is likely to remark on how well the needs for children ore catered for these days.
Castledare implements environment — he has to In spite of the steady the the first part of this plan face the large communin improvement surroundings, by a behaviour modifica ity of the outside world physical programme. where he once failed bethe idea cannot be oblit- tion This is controlled by fore. erated that for these chilpoints economy For many a youngster dren Christmas is one a more proof that for them scheme; the boy is able it is too large a step for the loving security of a to purchase privileges him to take all at once. He needs an understable family does not and rewards but only where with points he has earn- standing family exist. behav- he can try himself out; Castledare caters for ed by acceptable a family where he can be 80 young boys aged from iour. on his own ground met behavspecific a When 8 to 13. The most comcan feel mon description of them iour problem is being and where he reasonably secure. that they are "disturb- dealt with the results are The contact with this tabulated and graphed ed." This is a vague term so that progress can be family. may only be brief but it is crucial to him but it is intended to mean accurately assessed. that for various reasons, In addition, group because it proves that he usually connected with a work is used both as has been accepted. discovered has He family breakdown, the therapy and as an edusomeone who will teach child has been subjected cating medium. to an emotional strain-. In addition to profes- him how to act and not This strain will prob- sional help from the reject him if some of the ably express itself exter- Catholic Family Welfare gaps in his knowledge nally in some form of Bureau, Community Wel- become apparent. socially unacceptable be- fare Department and the Getting back into the haviour. Child Guidance Clinic, a community is a big step The general remedial group of volunteers has for the little fellow but plan for these children been going there for he does it by a series ,of is to correct the behav- three years. small ones taken in the iour problem, release and These ladies have been protective security of a understand the emotion- taking small groups, pro- family who has befriendal strain and return the viding with a ed him. them child to his natural fam- mother figure and giving The only problem is to ily or foster family as the youngsters contact find the families in Wessoon as possible. with an external influ- tern Australia who may ence to their lives. have never thought of The more disturbed this work of charity but children have been given to whom the young disspecial group treatment turbed sons of today during the school vaca- are looking for some tions, involving much help. sacrifice on the part of Christmas is especialconducting those the groups, but in this way ly the time that says so the child has been enabl- many things to the young ed to work through his child. But even during the year he has his own MONUMENTAL own particular problems special needs. until he reaches reality. SPECIALISTS If the child has diffiCastledare Boys' Home culties in his schooling holds out its arms to the _483 Great Eastern he is given special remed- generous families who H'way, Redcliffe ial care for his learning care about those who problem. have no one to care for The hardest part still them. Phone 65 3157 faces the youngster who A fter Hours 61 5667 may have come to terms with himself in a secure 1/011■11111111115M
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Story of Bangladesh By Mother Teresa Helper
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20 Mabel St. Contniued from Page 7 Flynn was cited at CardSouth Perth inal Mindszenty's trial by PAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 the Communists as having indulged in illegal ROME.— The Church financial transactions. had no intention of From 1948 to 1960 MADRID (NC).—Sister Concepcion Olivera ( 24 ) has returned from changing the date of Father Flynn served as ndia with a story of human misery and human greatness. "I would have Christmas from Decemdirector of the CRS opber 25, a Vatican spokeseration in Austria where to invent new words to describe it properly," she said. man said this week. he helped countless thoucommenting He was She spent several rival. We tended to three sands to emigrate to a Rev. P. Walsh, S.J., P.O. Box 149, Hawthorn, the Vation that reports months helping or Mother four births daily. h opefully better life in Vic., 3122. to can planning was Teresa, known to milOf the refugees, Sister the United States, South move some religious America, Canada and lions as a messenger of Olivera said: "They had feast days so as not to mercy, in the refugee nothing, expected everyAustralia. interfere the workcamps around Calcutta. thing. Their dwellings For the next seven ing week in countries were caves, rocks, sewer The Spanish nun was years, Father Flynn, who where they art- celebratpiping waiting installa— COMING EVENTS — was assistant editor of part of a group assemed as holiday . tion, makeshift tents. Sign magazine for seven bled there by Mother WEDNESDAY, 20/1272: "CAROLS BY CANDLEsome Rice, little milk "If Teresa there are innovato try to cope years during the 1930s, LIGHT" were their weekly rations," he told a press was director of publicity with the avalanche of Venue: Club House Gardens, 145 Lincoln St., tions, besides what they LONDON ( NC ).—Theo conference, - - they will for CRS in New York. In refugees from Bangla " Highgate. could by begging in Cal- logians in the past wast- not affect feasts rooted desh who entered India 1968 he returned to Rome SATURDAY, 23/12/72: "CHRISTMAS BUFFET cutta streets. Some even ed a lot of time trying in the Christian conto assist Msgr. Joseph during the Indian-PakisCABARET" sought jobs, in a city to define the limits of a science and habit, such tan war. She helped with Harnett, CRS director for Venue: Perry Lakes Stadium Europe, North Africa, emergency programmes with three million unem- just war, German Re- as for example, ChristMusic: Faboulous "STUDIO SEVEN" Band demptorist Father Ber- mas and the Assumpthe Middle East and to get the refugees back ployed. Time: 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Cost: S3 Single. nard Haering said during tion." to their homes. "Human greatness India. "Bring Your Friends" a lecture in England and in came many styles. The problem now. SisHe now returns to St. Scotland. Michael's monastery, the ter Olivera said, was to There was an interlocked "What they should solidarity among the provincial house of the care for the thousands have worked out," said Red Cross, the Salvation of Bangali from BanglaPassionist Fathers, in the theologian, "is a theoUnion City. "I started in desh who chose not to Army, Catholic Charit- logy of liberation — how a monastery and I think return. They depended ies . . . There were vol- does man free himself I should end there," said on charity organisations unteers, lay and Reli- from the age-old slavery the quiet, unobtrusive, and government welfare. gious, from practically of war — not how do we every of the corner 1973 ,-imple priest. She said: "While I world. justify war.LONDON. — A chapel worked at a centre for On abortion, he said "One Irish Sister died from a disused converted unwed mothers made two weeks after arrival he felt strongly "that in the cost of garage at pregnant by invading from a contagious dis- the first few days after $4,340 was opened at ( West Pakistan) soldiers ease; a Belgian nurse fertilisation there is not Holsworthy, Devon. by Continued from Page 11 . . by June some 60 babcame a few days after yet a human person." Bishop Restieaux., a Canadian Viatorian on ies had been born in the losing her husband. He felt that the issue the staff of the Congrega- centre and 40 girls were It is dedicated. to St. "A young Dutch Jew- was an area of dialogue For tion for Religious, said waiting their time of de- ish girl working with us for theology and medi- Cuthbert Mayne, and is in that the council allowed livery. Launceston parish, C LERGY — RELIGIOUS LAITY was waiting for her boy cine. There are open the greater participation by Applications close 31/12/1972. from which the Cath0lief4 "Later I was moved to friend to graduate so questions here." were preall members in the gov- the 'hospital,' "But I am quite sure of Holsworthy at Camp they could get married. Post now for further information— served. erning of their commun- Salt Lake — six huge After saving the life of that Catholic viously teaching ities. DIRECTOR OF STUDIES, The money was raised barracks of bamboo and a little Bengali girl, she and Catholic conviction P.O. BOX 88, DRUMMOYNE. 2047. Father Bolduc said mats, wh--3re the beds decided to adopt her, would never approve of by local Catholics, who also that living in small were mere boards ,;.ov- and before departing for abortion„ as we have, for also carried out a great Name • ................ ...... • -• groups, a popular change ered with coconut fibre Amsterdam she had instance, in New York deal of voluntary 'work anit-mg Religious, favour- on the bare floor. There learned Bengali so she State where in two years and the chapel is free of Address, ed development of inter- was a smallpox epidemic could teach the native 500,000 abortions were re debt. There is a serting AUMNINNINIONIM, ueronal relationships. at capacity -af flU gistered." be (-60.ed. -1-44-134F C11114—
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Dear Boys & Girls Now that the astronauts are out on voyage to the moon is a good time heir t on how the earth must look very think to if you look at it from the outifferent d side. For example, we feel very hot here in Perth at this time of the year and we • At the Candlelight c annot imagine that it is so cold in the Procession in Victoria northern hemisphere. But the astronSquare last week there auts looking down on the earth would were young and old. be able to see the difference between One young man decided that the best place the warm parts and the cold parts of the to he in any procession earth at this time of the year. s at the very front. i l ives God A lthough we do not say that To stay on the side of safety he decided to be on the moon or on some other star we can understand up to date and light his He is everywhere ay with an electric w differently earth how God might see the torch instead of a it. to the way we see candle. Whether it is hot at one end of the earth and cold at the other does not really matter that much at all. It is the people who are really the same because they believe and hope for the same things even though some are out swimming and others are all wrapped up Birthdays IT'S against the cold. is Christmas OBVIOUS SUNDAY of feast coming So the DECEMBER 17 CLASSIFIED ADS. in a sense different for people. One Elizabeth Ryan, Mt. cold be to has it thinks IN world half of the Pleasant (12); Jacqueline you (Haven't ground. the on Stewart, Palmyra (13); w ith snow seen all those strange pictures and cards Kevin Haylock, Eaton (10); Julie Turich, Kalshowing this?) By DOLORES CULLEN in the Catholic Weekly (12); Margaret goorlie DO THE JOB The other half of the world — that O'Hare, Floreat Park as Christmas of tired of almost think be must you parent, will typical a you are If (11); Leone Buchanan, means us — PHONE IN YOUR Gosnells Mark the whole Christmas business by now. (10); bright clear days and holidays at the Brindley, CLASSIFIEDS Scarborough in get to consciousness take can she beach. or he busy been have You ( 10); Baden Bowen, Bed25 9088 What makes it the same is that we ford (10); Carmel Doust since October, buying charge once the ground- the way. bethe liturgy fairly Keep same laid. is work cards, the gifts, addressing is Christmas Manjimup (12); Margaret all believe Get the family together short, from 15 to 30 minCicchini, Mt. Lawley (7); inviting people, sewing cause we all want God to be among His Mark and chewing for a planning session, utes, but if, as so many dresses, Boora Harford, Durat the close of a meal celebrating families repeople no matter where they are. how goon (7). nails. of thought port, the children are rehave perhaps. a we for yearning are You Advent ing over (or lucant to see it end, add All Dad preferably to come. normality, to return to God MONDAY for waited people CORSET SALON routine in your home Mum, usually) can say a few stories, prayers, to DECEMBER 18 the world today we still want God to the effect and songs. something parentdecent to and Teresa Dawkins, Bentyou feel the need c ome among us. And don't judge it by ley (13); Margaret Morris abiding children instead that Fashion Corsets JUNIPER. religious tradition parent standards only. a little for greedy BROTHER those of Armadale (13); Anne Re11 holidays but What is rather simple to Ladies' the during family the in monsters Mt. Lawley (14); Suzanne Surgical C.7 that you are not quite you can be a touching Anicich, Ardross (10); MOM. Exclusive Lingerie Yet, guiltily, you realise sure how the family can experience to a child. Anne Sell, Mt. Lawley it from Take it. Hosiery the and holy celebrate Christmas, that (14). You will discover the
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day, has been smothered there. truth of this next year Room 202, 2nd Floor Let the children sugby Christmas, the holiAustraTUESDAY West when you try to change the 15, January Levinson Building Commencing on to do. You what gest day. workshop D 19 and ECEMBER "our liturgy" slightly holiday All those extraneous can be the levelling influlian Art Gallery will conduct a 713 Hay St., Anne Bellenzier, Mt. items like decorations, ence (explaining that no, your children won't alof eight and sixteen for children between the ages we alPerth. low it, "because Yokine (12); Stephen gifts and programmes they can't bring straw years. do this way." it ways Fazey, Cove (9); Alfred afterand morning have so taken their toll and animals into the livSessions will be held each As Father John McPhone: 23 3518 weeks. The Catherine Dallimore, Mt. of family interest and ing room) but allowing noon, Mondays to Friday, for two Lawley (12); Debbie Hut- energy that you are al- them fairly free range Call puts it: "Tradition p.m. 2 and 11.30 a.m. session itmes are 9.30 a.m. to chings, Northam (14); to a child is anything most willing to nod at of their creativity. Timothy Malone, Salter three months old." to 4 p.m. up ended family One the Birth. to be made Point (10); Mark Pitcher A charge of 50 cents a session will liturgy their you don't building Besides, bookings will Karrinyup (12). and used, materials REMEDIAL of cost the cover cards, Christmas do know to about what around in the foyer. M open on January 1, at the main desk like to as a result of the chilHAVE YOUR TREES You would it. ATHEMATICS taken, but inquir- WEDNESDAY PROFESSIONALLY have some kind of fam- dren's suggestions. Each No telephone bookings can be MR. S. DEL POPOLO, DECEMBER 20 7233. 28 ringing LOPPED BY ily religious observance, child picks five or ten reies may be made by A ssistant Director be Workshop will Michelle Koch, Bentley but you keep putting it ligious cards in advance, The theme for the January of the MURPHY'S ( 12); Stephen Gaffey, off until Christmas Eve. shows the picture, tells wax modelling. DUFFY REMEDIAL CENTRE, THE TREE PEOPLE Brentwood (11); Maureen Then guests, gifts and the story of it, reads the into a mass S YDNEY Small dobs of soft wax are pressed consume your wish, and mentions the armature Louise Togher, Morley turkey Trees removed, Cartage, Will Conduct a Course in to create interesting forms. A wire (10); Celia KonYoung, time. sender. ensure Chain Sawing. Shrubs, R EMEDIAL MATHS. FOR may be made first to give support and to dinin (11); Luke Cowie, Your family ends up He suggests a carol heat. the with droop not do sculptures that fragile Wongan Hills (13); Col- attending two or three for the family at the end Hedges, Creepers trimmed STUDENTS ( all levels) and or removed. wire as leen Pearce, Woodlands TEACHERS interested in Wax will not shrink or crack over the and of his presentation and different Masses than permanent learning his New Method, more therefore (11); Ehlers, Jerome it hardens, and is your observance of the the next child begins ' nsured Service anywhere JANUARY 15th to 20th, Triggs (14). a similar one sculptured in clay or plasticine. Birth as a family ends with his cards. inclusive. Free Satisfaction Quotes. up being grace during Then Dad reads the Enquiries, DUFFY REMEDand Value for Money THURSDAY the Christmas dinner. story of the Nativity at IAL READING CENTRE, 40 A ssured. DECEMBER 21 After it's all over, you the end. Colin Street, West Perth. Evelyn Coral, North wonder what it was all Another family writes Phone 22 4752 S5 hour. Perth 1226 24 all (10); about. Mark Stam7060 for a special gift prayer Maybe yu'll be surprised to know that when paha, Tuart Hill (13); 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. This year, why not each member of the famthe scientists got round to giving gold a distinc- Joanne Watson, Melville make it different? You ily, copies it and illustive tag, it was called au; this is a shortening (12). are tired of the tinsel trates it into a book, of Latin aurum, which, in its turn, comes from and chaos (not to men- reads it aloud, and gives the of goddess Aurora, known in mythology as FRIDAY tion the children). the member the book as DECEMBER 22 golden dawn. Instead of intensifying a gift. Can you imagine • HAMS • BACON So, you see, an aurifer- and used boats that were and a more treasured keepexcitement Michael Collins, Cool- the • COOKED MEATS ous reef is a reef which wind-powered; each boat bellup (10); Timothy noise, help your family sake? bears gold. had a large sail. Other families make Wall, Bedford (13); Jen- relax in the beauty and • SAUSAGES and As for gold itself, it has soon nifer Rogers, Narrikup peace of the Birth. You use of the crib, role playvoyagers The of course . . . some very special quali- knew how to spear fish (12); Deanne Odorisio, have ample time to set ing the various charac• CONTINENTAL ties. It lasts; you'll never and they soon became Waroona John aside one day or even- ters in the Nativity story. (14); find pure gold rusted. part of the things they David Edwards, Bays- ing before Christmas for One mother reported SMALLGOODS Nor will it tarnish; cop- found to eat. The sailors water (12); Mark Coore, a Family Only Liturgy. on the success of this: per and silver will both ventured to and landed Willa gee (13). Start a tradition . . . "The children became so tarnish. not later, but now. I involved in their characon islands. Those who test gold will give you some sug- ters that they actually SATURDAY Generally they were unassure us that it is chegestions but each family became them for a while. =-TUE GREATEST MAKE IR some DECEMBER 23 and inhabited, mically inactive; ordinary S MALLGOODSMichael John Roberts should tailor its liturgy Our daughter who was 71111111111111111111,11111111111111111111111111111111g acids of water won't groups decided to settle Shelley (8); Cath Ib- to its own needs. Mary described playing in the new places they botson, Northam (11); c ause gold to corrode. A typical family cele- it as being 'a little scary Often Gold on its own, is no had discovered. John Carter, Pantapin bration can include car- when I didn't know if good for manufacturing their frail boats became (9). to ols, stories, individual we'd find a place purposes; it must be the playthings of violent prayers, and special wish- sleep'!" and this for and Mixed with other metals. storms, es for one another. Candles, religious symAustralia's first gold- similar reasons many exI suggest that someone bols, a few carols, and again never were plorers field was named Ophir, other than mother be a special prayer or wish the Golden City mention- heard of. named commander-in- for one another help offk o,...:•.:sTo ed in the Bible. It was Denise Thompson (7), chief. Undaunted, fresh adset the materialism and Hargreaves who thought venturers took to the sea. 21 Mitcham Street, WemShe has enough on her frenzy of children during that U. When they found suitable bley Downs. Holy Rosary. right now and chil- this special time. mind * islands and decided to Callesthenics. A ges ago, say, for in- live upon them, they It is a special- time My name is Denise dren have untouched s tance, 6000 Be., courag- managed to get their Thompson. I have a little capacities in this area. for Christians and we eous men faced up to families to come along puppy dog and his name They are excellent cele- should not deprive our What must have been the with them; in this way is Billy and I have a brators. children of its religious Local — Interstate — Overseas terrors of the ocean. The the island became inhab- guinea pig too, and his If there is a child old significance by allowing Phone 35 6066 Egyptians actually built ited. name is Timmy. enough, say ten on up, our busyness or our self.
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Rebirth of religion in China unlikely ar veteran Jesuit
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How Religious have reacted to Vatican II reforms
ROME (NC).—How have communities of Religious reacted to the reforms suggested by the Second Vatican Council?
That was the question if at the root of all this erty, humility, purity of studied here at the sec- unhappiness there is not heart and a desire for ond annual congress of the lessening of evangelic sanctity. national conferences of values essential to the Vatican Radio also reROME (NC).—A veteran China-watcher said that he doubted there men and women major Religious life?" ported that the congress would be a rebirth of religion in China in the near future. superiors. studied the change in Mother Rosario, who In an interview over in Religious The doubts were voic- to recognise the author- generation of priests had is also a member of the life-styles Vatican Radio, Mother communities since Vatied in an article in the ity of the Holy See or to disappeared under the council for the general Maria Rosario Arano, a can II. review grant them greater re- years of persecution and Jesuit R ome Vatican's Commission for Spanish nun and consultFather Gatien Bolduc, by Cattolica" ligious freedom. no new priests had been "Civilta Latin America, said that or to the Vatican's Con"It is very improbable trained to take its Jesuit Father Louis Lapovwere values on Page 8 Continued gregation for Religious, these dany, director of the that Christians, after the place. said that the bitter divi"But above all, the Hong Kong China News experience of the past, sions that had occurred believe, without possibility of the rebirth Analysis, and a well can in some Religious comChinspecialist in some new p and truly deresumes that the (Comnown k munities were not pleasmonstrable fact, in a munist) authorities ese communist affairs. ant, but at the same said sincere and lasting would grant to the Father Ladany time were illuminating. reproducO PTOMETRISTS largest The West change." the in hopes Church an indispensable that "It is evident that in Michelmade of tion ever ChinEven if a lasting change minimum of internal 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Pluone 24 3543 for a thaw in the some Religious communi230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 ese Communist treat- should be introduced in freedom, without which angelo's world famous ties there are agitations ment of religion in Red the government's policy . . . any talk of religious frescoes in the Sistine R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist and serious divisions China seemed ill-found- toward Catholics, Father liberty would only be fic- Chapel in Rome will be brought on by the. Victoria's displayed at Ladany said, a whole tional," he added. ed. National Gallery during changes," Mother Rosario Presa foreign The the Eucharistic Congress said. "On the other hand, sometimes asserted that MEMORIALS ÷ it is very difficult to next February. freedom in r eligious gauge the extent and The reproductions are China had been re-estabin full colour and at half depth of such divisions, lished. But actual reports natural scale of the Sis- just as it is easy to exChina 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE coming out of ceiling and the aggerate their real imtine ilthat the state Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erecteo clearly pact. Diversity in think"Last Judgment" wall anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed lusions of the foreign ing and a certain pluralwill be mounted in the Designs and Quotes without obligation. Press are too bold. ism are normal for our Temporary Exhibitions 'We have over 60 years experiencg)." Phone 35-1661 Father Ladany is one time." Gallery and will be open of the founders of the Mother Rosario exfor public display during plained Christian Working Team that each natand after the Congress. ional in Hong Kong, which is Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set conference was The reproductions are asked preparing for the future to answer a (NC) .—The editor EDMONTON of the being made in Germany lengthy questionnaire on evangelisation of China when religious freedom Catholic weekly here said that the from exclusive colour problems of the modern CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 becomes a reality there. Second Vatican Council's decisions were transparencies belonging Religious prepared by the LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS The team is formed by major factors leading him to become a to the National Geogra- Congregation f,)r Religphic Society in Washing- ious. the Chinese Biblical InLocks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced candidate for the Canadian Parliament ton. stitute of the Franciscan The congregation learnCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service The Ceiling will be ed from the replies, she Fathers, founded in Pe- in the recent elections. king in 1945 and now in and harmony, about 65 feet by 20 feet said, that changes could Douglas J. Roche, who peace in size and the "Last not come too fast for Hong Kong; Universitas, has been editor of the Roche said. to global Judgment" will be about some groups of Religan intellectual monthly Western Catholic Re- contribute review and publication porter" since 1965, was He added that he also 18 feet high and 16 feet ious, while others maintained that changes had centre in Taiwan, and elected to the House of stood for strong social wide. —SOLE AGENTS— After inspecting an in- taken away "something, the China News Analysis, Commons for the Ed- institutions and Chrisof essential" from the Rea weekly study report on monton Strathcona con- tian values in society, troductory section mainland China founded stituency. He has now but was quick to add large photographs of the ligious life. The Religious had in 1953 and edited by the resigned as the weekly's that he had no thoughts Chapel and its immedJesuits. of being "a flaming evan- iate surroundings which gained many values from editor. 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco Father Ladany's "Civilwho'll preach are now being specially the suggestions of VatiRoche (43), was among gelist ta Cattolica" article said the Progressive Conser- Christianity from the taken, visitors will be can II, Mother Rosario 8 1 1410 — 81 1754 that most Chinese Chris- vative candidates elected floor of the Commons." able to "walk in" to the said, but added: "In evaluating the tians on the mainland to all of Alberta's 19 "I'm quite realistic and viewing area and feel LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY were now wary of taking constituencies, but he realise there has to be a they are inside the real growth of divisions within communities, one asks Chapel. part in any religious cere- had one of the biggest balance between idealThe project was sugmonies or services spon- majorities in the coun- ism and the pragmatism sored by the government try. Gaining about half of what is possible," he gested and arranged by the Director of the Nabecause they had been of the 55,000 ballots cast said. exploited before as pro- for six candidates, he Conceding that the pol- tional Gallery, Mr. Eric paganda or had become had a margin of more itical party system and Westbrook, and was supthe objects of reprisals than 10,000 votes over the routine of Commons ported by the Gallery once the government pol- his nearest rival. procedures could be dis- Trustees and the organicy changed. "It's a certain natural advantageous for an MP isers of the Eucharistic Father Ladany asked: progression to go from at times, he repeated Congress. The structure on which "Can one think that the religious journalism to campaign statements situation will improve Parliament," Roche said. that he would follow his the colour panels will be if the Chinese govern- "The floor of the House conscience when voting mounted is designed to ment should accept a re- of Commons is the cen- on such basic issues as allow it to be dismantled presentative of the Holy tral forum for Canadian abortion and capital and re-erected for display elsewhere. See in Peking?" life and offers a wider punishment. exThe Government Answering his The father of five, he own audience for many of question ,he wrote: "No- the things I've been said that he had always pects that the cost of the thing today authorises working for as an edi- worked for better rela- project — estimated at one to think that such tor. tions among people, par- $60,000 — will be more acts could induce the I ' can't underestimate ticularly among Chris- than covered by admisgovernment of Peking to the influence of the Sec- tians. Here again the sion charges. permit Chinese Catholics ond Vatican Council on Vatican Council's moves my thinking and my de- toward reconciliation of with other cision to seek a seat in Catholics Christians had been an Parliament." Particularly important, influence. "Before I decided to he said, was the council decision to show the stand,Imet 15 non-Cathworld that the "Catholic olic ministers to get their V ATICAN CITY (NC).— Church has a strong de- reaction and was encourA Catholic University's sire not to dominate it, aged to try for political AUCKLAND — The greatest contribution to but to serve it by bet- office," he said. "They directors of two Catholic the modern world caught tering the human condi- agreed on the need for colleges in Auckland Up in an age of special- tion, bringing us directly committed Christians in have strongly urged parisation is to integrate all into the field of social politics but some observ- ents of senior students human knowledge in the justice and development ed there was a danger of to make their sons pay being swallowed up by a for at least part of the light and wisdom of of the Third World." Christ, according to a "The world cannot con- political machine." cost of their education. Mr. Roche said that the Canadian Jesuit Father tinue on the present In a circular to parents, Herve Carrier. course which finds the mere fact that the editor Brother Colin Griffin, of industrialised of the "Western Catho- De La Salle College, Western The priest, president nations, with one-quarter lic Reporter" could stand Auckland, said South of Rome's Gregorian Uniof the world's population for political office was a students were quite capversity and of the Inter- but three-quarters of the tribute to the ecumencil able of buying cars and national Federation of wealth and resources, climate in Edmonton motor cycles with the Catholic Universities dewhile the struggling na- "and the desire of so money they earned durclared oN,-er Vatican Ra- tions with three-quarters many Christians to bury ing holidays, so some of dio: "The Catholic Uniof the population, have 4sed Jo saouaaaaam the burden of fee-paying versity, inspired by Chris- only a quarter of the re- centuries and move ahead should be placed on tian doctrine and the in New-found mutual re- them. said. t eachings of the Gospel, sources," Roche And Father Philip CatSuch a situation is spect." has a specific function in This was also demon- cheside left parents with incompatible absolutely " bringing together human with global harmony. strated for him, he said, this parting thought beknowledge. Christians of all denom- in the many speaking in- fore retiring as director "According to Chris- inations are seeing this vitations he had received of Rosmini College: "At tians, everything we challenge and trying to from non-Catholic pul- that age (forms 6 and 7) know about the universe, bring about a greater de- pits and his work as sec- any boy can earn enough human nature and so- gree of social justice. retary of the Edmonton in the holidays to pay ciety ought to be underworking and District Council of completely or at least Christians 874 Beaufort St., INGLEWOOD. Ph. 71 4313/71 3486. AIH 71510' and board make a considerable constood and integrated in through the routine and Churches the light of the wisdom structure of the Com- member of the Canadian tribution towards parenof the Gospel." tal cost of education." mons could help Canada Bible Society.
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JOTTINGS FROM ' Rossmoyne Tips THE ARENAS
Margaret Court finallyhe is a good man to have
all doubts on your side when the dispelled Railway division purse horses. about her ability to con- going is rough and he is the making contest SUBSIDIZE, This son of Menos was tinue her illustrious car- a brilliant fieldsman. impressed Stakes. debut, his FERRYSUN, owned by most consistent when eer last weekend at the It could be that, aswhen he contested the Hopetoun Handicap for King Anderson and train- last in training and now King's Club's suming the selection of Park two year old colts and ed at the beach by R. S. that he has given a courts when she beat all the regular batsmen geldings. This colt by Ingram, flew home to glimpse of his true form Evonne Goolagong in in the named side, he might replace a spinner Western Wind missed the finish third in the Sum- he should pay to follow straight sets.
GLOUCESTER PARK 7.30—THREE-YEAR-OLD.
such as O'Keefe or, if start yet was able to mer Handicap for first in restricted company. Belhall Park, Thor's Hope, Chief Kamahle. Although the distress- Benaud, for instance, finish just behind the diffiit made ing weather were to be made twelfth place getters. As his trainLY HANDICAP. cult to judge accurately man, Redpath might go 8.00—HOL er expected him to go players, both of Willow, Palladium, Tanya Lee, form Frosty the in as a batsman. very well, I would look showed Mrs. Court to a bold showing from A return to form with So the gentlemen foot- Casuals could get their her service, 8.30—PACING CUP (1). this colt next time he ballers of England are name on the trophy. They enough in at- the bat by Walters might strong, and mobility sports silk. different Yankee Rhythm, Local Product, Jimmy entirely to disappear in the sea- did it in 1936. tacking game that she is put an team the on complexion Lee. amatending son 1974-75, BERNJOHN, a bay colt The most famous ama- almost back to her best. selection. by Privilege is raced by eurism at all levels in teurs of them all were the She has obviously shar* 9.00—CELEBRATION HANDICAP. popular racing identity soccer ,and the famous Durham aristocrats, Bishup as a result of pened to Cup Amateur A. F. Erny Scahill and trained respectable a of Tanaka, Elanora, Barita. With Winners op Auckland. her matches abroad -by Brian Boyle. This colt, boot. jump of 15.27 the Amateur Cup on a she achieved notable suc- triple who has performed well Few will lament the record ten occasions, inDewar Cup— metres last weekend, Phil 9.35—PACING CUP (2). in trials, lost ground at passing of the rather cluding a Wembley hat- cess in the retained May, the Commonwealth has she and Bold Biami, James Eden, Dark Adair. the start and his rider, obsolete distinction be- trick in 1955-56-57, they speed Games champion and one great her of much unwas Moxham, Keith of Australia's best (and gentlemen about the court. tween the paid and the drew their HANDICAP. able to do him justice. unpaid, most durable) athletes, 10.10—MISTLETOE Bobby players from all over Briwrote If she competes at achieved a This fellow looks the Breen in "The Universe". tain, yet the greatest of comeback Marilyn's Dollar, Smokey Western, Susie Wimbledon she must be after a serious injury goods and any race he Girl. But for those who have their stars were born chance—in contests from now on he followed the which his perseverance amateur within a bus-ride of the given a great fact, on her present form, well deserved. will give a good account game with any depth of ground. 10.40—PACING CUP (3). she could well attain the of himself. a be must there nterest, i May has been in world Dollar's Double, Bangalore, Fast Rate. The club was founded "grand slam," if she asclass in the triple jump AIR LAW followed up lump in the throat. by graduates of Oxford pires to it, although it is for several years now but a good run at his last The great unpaid have and Cambridge who went not at all certain that in years seem to deal the start with an impressive contributed a. fund of to Durham University be- her domestic current second behind the good talent to the game, al- fore the turn of the cen- situation she would be kindly with him. BEST BET: TANAKA. colt Solid Gold. Owned though the glamour of tury to study Anglican over-keen to do so. He still has a fair way by Mrs. Len Pike and the F.A. Amateur Cup has theology. They were bilAustralian reach to go to Evonne Goolagong (as trained by her husband, faded in recent years. standard leted at Auckland Castle, her famous opponent championship by and of course, ridden the traditional home of generously pointed out) but the Australian chamSubiaco Hotel their son Tommy, this There were the famous the Bishops of Durham, not till obviously short of pionships are First Class, Accommodation chestnut horse by Final Old Carthusians who won and they founded the was May, and March next practice match hard and Service Word has impressed me the first Amateur Cup soccer club mainly to let against tough opponents. with the dedication and DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. have that work with his runs during the Final, played at Rich- off steam. hard She played her usual at FREE HOME DELIVERY him this far will *inter season. I would mond, in 1894, and losing tractive game but found brought Phone 81 1028 necesthe reach no doubt not be surprised if Air finalists that same year, that she just missed the Irene McHenry, Proprietress It was more provided sary Law turns the tables on Casuals. standard, line or the corner at cruno further setSolid Gold if they both than 40 years before cial times and gave Mrs he has Wembley Hotel Court too many oppor- back. Bayswater Hotel tunities at the net. C omfortable Opp. STATION If she can get some A ccommodatien Old Time Music and t ough practice or, better Dancing, Friday and Bed and Breakfast still, some tough match Saturday $4.00 The Garrick Club of play, the former WimbleLES BARTLETT, Prop. M. F. CRANLEY, has ex- don champion will be a Guildford, which Licensee Tr..: 71 1224 For First Class Plumbing Services isted for forty years and force to be reckoned with is W.A.'s oldest amateur in the near future. THE RAILTON S tearn and Hot Water installations theatrical group, will be This will, of course, be PRIVATE HOTEL giving partennis, entertainspecial for very Hotel good Commercial PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 5 Minutes from St. Marys ment to the patients of ticularly as Miss GoolaCathedral. Northam St. Vincent's Hospital, gong like Mrs. Court, BED and BREAKFAST 211 Newcastle Street, Perth A-LA-CARTE DINING Guildford this Sunday, apart from considerable Phone Northam 22 1049 defeated St. Mary's Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS December 17, at 3.30 p.m. tennis ability, brings to PERTH Queen's Park ( No. 1), ten E. Murphy, Proprietor The theatrical club is the court a pleasant, at PHONE 21 8861 sets to two, in the final personality gay, times, closely associated with of the A Grade pennant A ccommodation at CARLTON HOTEL the hospital. Often dur- and a pattern of behav- competition of the West great her does which iour ing the year it uses the Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee Australian Catholic Lawn R .E.I .W.A. facilities of the sunroom credit and gives pleasure Tennis Association last morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking and its piano for rehear- to the spectators. f aci l ities. $5.00 per day. week end. AGENCY * LEEDERVILLE ESTATE sals. 248 HAY STREET, East had Telephone: 21 4341 Queen's Park, who Although the Test selecgenerally club The 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY gone through the season manages one production tors must now be seriousNEW BEAUFORT HOTEL undefeated, went down PHONE 87-1820. a month and the dress re- ly considering Paul Shea- surprisingly easily to the Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH hearsals are brought to han as an opening part- winners. Bed and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable carpeted Please accept my invitation end forward this request their en- ner for Stackpole, Ian for patients the rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter The winning team was: Redpath, in typical dogjoyment. and wish to see me personally without obligation. Brennan, M. Somers, T. Mine Host: JOHN and ANGELA ECONOMO For the special Christ- ged fashion, has fought his way back into the K. Dugan and B. McPhone 28 7566 4,1"dr#04.00#4"..41 there performance mas NAME Carthy. , ,041.4,1 ,4•41.4PNINP41.1,1P#4.4NPirsgrsAP4s#41.#4.4,#4.41 4,041 1 will be a presentation in Australian side. He did well with the 1 the sunroom and then ADDRESS I players will go to the in- bat against the strong West Australian attack, , dividual rooms.
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