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Each evening session is training, attendance at This year the course for two hours, commenc- the course gave them a will be drawing on some ing at 7.30 p.m. The new stimulus in their of the more experienced course is conducted at work, he said. catechists to help with Mercedes College, VicIn addition, their ex- lectures and the organitoria Square. perience and comment sation of the course. The former courses kept the doctrinal instruction and the method of teaching religion in fairly defined segments. A meeting of the executive committee in December decided that there should be a better synthesis of the two, giving a better catechetical The first of the new-format courses in Preparabasis to the expression of tion for Marriage will take place at Trinity ColChristian faith in real lege, next January 14. life. The new rarangements In the new arrange- hypothetical solutions to will provide for more ment the conference will problems that may arise group work and discus- last all day, commencing in later married life. at 9.45 a.m. and concludEmphasis is placed on sion. ing with Mass at 5 p.m. the young engaged couple Father Nestor, Director of Catholic Education, Those attending are ask- as they are now. The more mature their believes that attendance ed to bring their lunch, at this course is as des- tea or coffee will be pro- understanding of their respective personalities irable for more experienc- vided. The family planning before marriage, the eased catechists as for those in their first training session will take place ier it is going to be for on Sunday January 21 them to confront the nor- , years at 7.45 p.m. at St. John mal tensions that are the test of a mature love in! of God Hospital. The conference is open marriage. ON INSIDE PAGES to any engaged person. A Getting to know each fee of $1 per person coy- other is not always an ' Calendar 4 ers the whole conference, easy process for the Children's Birthdays 7 Further conferences dur- young couple alone. Congress 11 ing the year will be held For that reason the Editorial 4 on March 11, May 13, July conference is arranged Foster Children 5 8, September 9 and Nov- for group discussion, Letters 9 ember 11 questions and free time Theatre 8 However, the aim is for the couple to meet TV, Radio 6 not one of instruction, and share some of their Sport 12 nor is it the intention to ideas and hopes with hand out ready made each other.
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Thursday, January 4, 1973.
Vatican approves a revised The mystery of Hungary's religion St. Stephen's Crown course
S'-HERTOGENBOSCH (NC). — Two Vatican cardinals who had ordered a controversial experi• mental catchechetical course used in two Dutch dioceses to be halted said that they no longer objected to the course continuing because two of the four volumes used in it are being revised.
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The Red turn from Rome, where it was "good news" that by others. course has the of half Army is less than 10 miles away, and Hungary's puppet government is at the end of its short life, he discussed the course Jesuit Father Jean Gawith Cardinal Franjo been saved and that the In the passenger sec- the train. ter II had presented it to Paul Zsambokin, a confiSeper, head of the Doc- green light was given for lot of the Gregorian Uni- tion of a train sit the Inside the trunk is the Stephen, first Christian dant of Otto Hapsburg rewriting volumes of a versity in Rome attacked trinal Congregation, and fleeing pro-Nazi Hungar- supreme treasure of the King of Hungary. of the former royal famCardinal John Wright, three and four. the course in the Rome ian leader, Ferenc Szal- Hungarian nation, the It had been stolen, ily, at a Catholic conhead of the Congregation Earlier, both Bishop Jesuit review La Civilta asi, and his security 1,000-year-old Crown of buried, held in pawn by gress in Ottawa, in 1947, for the Clergy, which al- Ernst and Bishop Bluy- Cattolica, saying it re- chief Col Arpad Taidy. St. Stephen. a German emperor, dis- Zsgmbokin arranged a so deals with catecheti- ssen said that they have With its cargo of war guised as a baby's bowl secret meeting in a ChiInside the freight cars flected "neither the authcal matters. great respect for the that make up the rest criminals and their plun- in a cradle and seized cago convent between entic face of Christ, the In late November, the course and that they dis- Son of God, nor that of of the train are dozens der, the train steams out by Hungarian patriots in Otto, his mother Emagreed with Cardinals of chests containing rare of Budapest, away from their revolt against the press Zita, and Cardinal board of the organisathe Church." manuscripts, foreign cur- the Russian guns, to- Austrians. Mindszenty. tion called Ons Middel- Seper and Wright that rency, gold and silver, wards the Austrian bor- It had become the only At the meeting, Otto baar Onderwijs (Our Sec- the course was "useless Volume one of the bonds, and jewellery — der and a final destina- authentic symbol of the informed Cardinal Miridondary Education) which and incorrigible." course is on religion in nearly the entire contents tion shrouded in the country's sovereignty. He szenty that he had been published the course, anThe two had said they humanity, volume two on of the vaults of the Hun- deepest mystery. who had the crown, it in touch with high offinounced it was withdrawFor the Crown of St. was said, ruled Hungary. cials in the U.S. State ing volumes three and hoped that a revised the Old Testament, vol- garian National Bank. Although not seen in Department As the train prepares Stephen, this adventure and that four at the request of course will help close ume three on the New Bishop Bluyssen and what they said is a dan- Testament and volume to leave, a truck pulls is a further instalment public since December they had pledged their Bishop Hubert Ernst of gerous gap in religious four on faith and phil- up and several men in in an eventful history 30, 1916, at the corona- support to restoring the • civilian clothes deposit a dating back to the year tion of Charles Habs- monarchy in Hungary. Breda, the other diocese education in Catholic se- osophy of life. large black trunk into 1000, when Pope Sylves- burg, last emperor-king Cardinal Mindszerity of Austria-Hungary, the returned to Budapest crown's appearance is and wrote to the U.S. Ambassador Selden Chawell documented. It is decorated with pin: "Your Excellency, enamel plaques, pearls, The United States Army and great uncut gems. has already returned to At its peak is a golden us the right arm of our cross leaning at an angle first King, St. Stephen, — according to tradition, which we have preserved a royal nurse concealed for 909 years. "But at present the the crown in a cushion St. Stephen Crown, greatduring a royal crisis and est historical symbol of sat on it. our statehood, remains centuries For the in the hands of the Unicrown and other regalia, ted States Army at Wiesgreat gold-handled baden, on German terria sword, an orb and a tory. sceptre, were housed in "I would be most iron-bound an black grateful if you could entrunk, fitted with pad- sure, through your govded compartments for ernment, that the crown each item, and sealed by be transported to Rome, three locks, the keys to and there placed in the which were held by three safe custody of His Aposroyal officials. tolic Highness, Pope Pius This was the box hur- XII." ried into the train beThe Hungarian also fore the fall of Buda- sent a personal courier, pest. Count Zoltan Csaky, on Possibly it was done in a mission to various hopes that the legend Catholic dignitaries, inwould persist, and that cluding Archbishop Anthe bearer of the crown drea Rohrach of Salzwould one day rule over burg, Cardinal Theodore Hungary; possibly an at- Innitzer of Vienna, and tempt to prevent the Cardinal Michael von Russians or the Amer- Faulhaber of Munich. icans getting hold of the They were asked to treasure. use their influence to What happened to the press the American authtrain, and the crown, orities to return the after it left Budapest? crown, Ronrach at least The train's route ran to complied with Cardinal Weiner Neustadt, near Mindszenty's request. Vienna, where Taldy arOn November 18, 1947, ranged for the freight he wrote to the late cars to be put into a sid- Cardinal Spellman of ing. 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Pope celebrates midnight Mass with tunnel men
CIVITA CASTELLANA, Italy (NC).—Pope Paul celebrated Christmas midnight Mass this year at a place near here that today is even more oh scure than Bethlehem must have been 2,000 years ago. Directions telling visit- trains will travel about called Soratte, which the ing the miners was lit ors how to join the Pope 400 miles an hour in an Italian poet Horace spoke with fires and torches. Despite a ban on firefor his Mass at the con- almost straight line from of. The area is rather dark, works, the great mounstruction base-camp of a Rome to Florence. Their work is danger- even on a sunlit day. But tain came alive with series of tunnels being weather, them in the traditional built about 65 miles out- ous, isolated and totally barring bad side Rome in the Sabine unknown to most people Christmas is always a figures of Christmas, inremarkable spectacle. were necessarily in Italy. cluding shepherds, which hills vague. from Pope drove The mass of the moun- were and still are a comThe the Vatican north of tain that towers over the monplace of everyday life But if one stands on Rome to an area domini,t- yellow and green shut- in modern Italy as well the main square of a ed by a bulky mountain tered dormitories hous- as Biblical Bethlehem. small town called San Oreste he can see where the Pope was. It is probably only two minutes from the square as the crow flies — it's straight down—but by car it takes almost an hour. Prayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in their Vocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood. At the invitation of some 800 miners Pope This devotion is held as a Holy Hour at the Carmelite Monastery, Adelma Paul made a special visit Road, Nedlands, each first Sunday at 3 p.m. to men who have been Be. there on Sunday, January 7th, to make your priests the gift of your excavating a series of prayers. tunnels for a super-fast railway of the future—
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Papal Knight at Collie invested by Bishop McKeon This Sunday Mr. Dan James of Collie (above) will be invested by Bishop Myles McKeon of Bunbury as a Papal Knight of the Order of St. Sylvester.
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bury and helped to draw up its constitution. The honour which Mr. James is receiving was first mooted by some of the men of the parish initiated a move to who associated He has been parish priest to the ask the with the work of approach Bishop McKeon 42 past the for parish f or approval. years. A railway officer, he was one of the committee responsible for building the present parish church, St. Brigid's. Daniel James went to the Collie parish in 1929 and has been there ever since except for a stay months at seven of North.
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He played a prominent part in setting up the Parish Council — one of the first established in Western Australia. He ACHACACHI, Bolivia retired only recently ( NC).—Radio San Gabfrom the council. riel, sponsored by the He was responsible for Maryknoll Fathers, will stabilising the finances of shortly double its radioschool centres by boostthe Collie parish. ing its power. He has been associatSan Gabriel Radio ed with the Parents and Friends' Association in now serves about 240 W.A. for many years and radio schools that give was one of those respon- training in reading, writsible for setting up Par- ing and mathematics to ents and Friends' Asso- the Indians in the BoliAt the Andes. ciations in many parishes vian schools small groups of of the South-West. adults — Mr. James was one of children and an inthe first members of the with the help of Bunbury Diocesan Coun- structor — gather in the cil, set up by Archbishop early morning or late afternoon hours to folGoody when he was lessons broadcast low there as Bishop of Bunby the station. The boost in the station's power will allow the addition of 260 more radio-school centres. The announcement oi HYDERABAD (NC). — the boost in power came Archbishop Saminini Aru- at graduation ceremonlappa of Hyderabad urg- ies for about 4000 Indians ed Catholics not to send here who had learned to him Christmas cards, but read and write through instead to send a contri- the radio schools. Since bution to the Prema 1956 Radio San Gabriel Seva Fund, which helps has helped train about to provide schooling for 30,000 Indians to be litpoor children. The illiterarcy erate. The archbishop estab- rate in this country of lished the fund when he 5.1 million is 68 per cent. took charge of the archgovernment of The diocese in March this President Hugo Banzer year with a gift presented awarded its Great Bolivia to him at the time. Order decoration to the Maryknoll superior in the country, Father Leo Sommer of Boston. K eep abreast with the Nueva Jornada, a national daily, praised Ratimes; keep abreast with the Church—Read dio San Gabriel as "an example the government THE RECORD. should follow if it really wants to end illiteracy in the nation."
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WA. teacher one of six Brothers professed A former teacher in W.A. Christian Brothers' Schools was one of six Brothers who made their final and perpetual profession on Christmas Day.
Brother Desmond How9.45 a.m. - 5 p.m. First Preparation for ard (pictured), since 1968 Marriage Conference for the year at has been teaching at Trinity College. Xavier College, East Victoria Park, C.B.C., Leed 4 p.m. The final profession in St. Brigid's erville and Aquinas ColChurch, Midland, of Sisters of Mercy, lege, Manning. Sr. Suzanne McGinty, Sr. Diane Kiely He made his final pro, and Sr. Kathleen McVeigh. fession in a ceremony at At Aquinas College a seminar on moral Rostrevor College, Adeltheology conducted by Fathers Walter aide. Black, M.SC., and William Daniel, S.J. In 1973 he has been Mrs. Margaret Bell will conduct two days appointed to the staff of of lectures and discussion on the teach- St. Paul's College, Strathmont, South Australia. ing of religion. His parents , Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Howard, live in Whyalla, South Australia.
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EDITORIAL No sanctuary . . . The imposing massive wooden doors that t raditionally stood sentry at the entrance to churches and cathedrals were accompanied by an equally impressive array of locks, bolts and bars. If this was intended to ward off the banditry perpetrated in the black of night the church still had its greatest boast; during the day the doors s tayed open. The 1970's will record the sorry day when Perth joined the cities of the world in closing its church doors during the day.
The Brothers who were professed in ceremonies in Melbourne, Hobart and Adelaide, are all two members of the southern provinces of the Christian Brothers.
It's bad enough that the Pieta was smashed, that works of art are stolen and that smaller churches suffer smaller robbery and desecration, but there are more sacred values at stake. When a human being could put his foot on a piece of soil and say that it was sacred against all attack, especially to himself, he was asserting a truth that sprang from the heart to God.
After completing their three years of teacher training they spend four more years under annual I t is a miserable day when that sacredness vows and then having no longer exists and what we sense cannot be any reached the minimum longer expressed in the sacraments of stone or The late Father Mar- in arts and science. age of 25 were accepted volunteered for the wood. He Laginskie, tin 0.S.B., by the Congregation as had had a stimulating R.A.F. and after his dislifelong members. It is not simply hard luck for the churches and varied career be- charge he found his way that have now joined the queue of suffering. If a The Brothers spent the fore entering the Bene- to Australia and worked monument means nothing any more and a tree as mining engineer a dictine at community of three weeks prior to Broken Hill for two or plant can speak no longer then the concrete Day in a New Norcia in 1953. Christmas Father Martin died sud- years. jungle has taken over. course of instruction in He was ordained priest aspects of the life-long denly on Thursday, DeThe irony of it all is that the very week that commitment cember 21, from a stroke on December 20, 1958, religious they were about to make condition after collapsing and was the first Bene- the spotlight falls on the churches' predicament the that sacred cow of the asphalt, the car, is also and concluded with a six- while driving a car. His dictine Rector of funeral and burial at the newly founded St. Bene- a very fragile and vulnerable element in society day retreat. Monastery took place on dict's College that suc- a s well. Other Brothers pro- Thursday, December 28. ceeded the St. IldephonSacred or secular, there is no longer anywhere sus Marist College. fessed were: Bro. Peter He was 57. to hide. He was born in CanHe also served as proO'Donoghue, Balwyn, ada of Polish background curator for the MonastVictoria; Bro. John A. and graduated from the ery and regularly celeHagan, Herne Hill, Vic- Toronto University with brated Mass for the toria; Bro. Bruno G. Mas- special qualifications in people of Gillingarra and ci, East Reservoir, Vic- geology and mining en- Mogumber. toria; Bro. Bryden Fish- gineering with degrees May he rest in peace. er, Essendon, Vietoria; Bro. Anthony O'Byrne, Hobart, Tasmania.
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CANBERRA.—Missions operated in the North. The Archbishop has announced the following ern Territory by the Catholic, Lutheran and clerical appointments: PARISH PRIESTS: Rev. C. DiGiorgio, East United Churches and the Church Missionary Rev. Monsignor J. CamCannington, locum ten- Society will receive grants totalling $5.6 million eron, Northam. in the current financial year under the Federal ens. V.Rev. W. Browne, Ingle- Rev. C. Tory, Quairading. Government's assistance programme. wood. ASSISTANT PRIESTS:
Rev. P. Farrelly, East Victoria Park. Rev. E. McKenna, Shenton Park, acting parish priest. Rev. J. O'Brien, Moora.
The programme repre- Springs to be built over Rev. T. O'Prey, Northam, sents an increase of more two years at a cost of first assistant. Rev. V. Conroy, Shenton than $2.13 million, or 38 $282,950, housing for misper cent on the grants sion staff, a sewerage Park. Rev. G. Lane, Highgate. made available last year. scheme, water and elecAbout $1.25 million will tricity works, vehicles Rey. M. Davis, Moora. Rev. D. Hodge, Leeder- be spent on buildings to and transceivers, equipRev. J. Russell, Rev. K. improve community ser- ment for hospitals and ville. Keating, Rev. C. FlamRev. P. Whitely, Scarbor- vices. workshops, brick-making er, Mirrabooka, team Material costing S170,000 machines and concrete ough. ministry. Rev. R. Smith, Clare- will be used in building mixers. Rev. B. Harris, Spear33 new houses for AborigMissions will also remont. wood. Rev. M. Mo, Victoria ines will be built on mis- ceive grants of $3.6 milRev. T. Gaine, Pinjarra, sion settlements by Hous- lion to subsidise operatPark. locum tenens. ing Associates with ing costs. This will ingrants exceeding $246,000 clude $2.13 million for the Rev. J. Lisle, Armadale. IN RETIREMENT: Rev. F. Ryan, Retired which will be additional payment of training alRev. B. Whitely, HamersPriest's Residence, Litto the $5.6 million. lowances to Aborigines ley districts, priest in tie Sisters of the Poor, The capital building and mission stations and charge. Glendalough. programme includes a $1.15 million to subsidise new hospital at Santa the salaries and wages of Teresa Mission near Alice staff.
Dutch in Conflict
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands (NC). — The polarisation within the Church in the Netherlands has been a continual concern for all of the Dutch bishops, Cardinal Bernard Alfrink said in a radio interview.
The cardinal, who ministration of the bishheads the Dutch Bishops' op) was not covered up." Cardinal Alfrink addConference, said he thinks that conflict can ed that there are some have a positive function instances that should not in society but that he result in conflict because doubts that that is true in it can have no positive a Church and a commun- results. Such an instance, ity of the faithful, which, he said, is the celebrahe added, is primarily a tion of Mass by priests who left the active minunion of charity. istry by marrying. The cardinal went on "The community of to say: "It is not healthy to cover up conflicts or faithful knows that the b to neglect them, and I ishops must reject this" he said. must say that does not Meanwhile Bishop Jan happen in the Church. Gijsen of Roermond said "It is hardly possible in a television interview to do that, even if one that controversies had would like to do so. The existed in his diocese for conflict in the diocese of a long time but had beR,oermond ( where priests come public when he and laity have criticised was named bishop of the the nomination and ad- diocese early this year.
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Thursday, January 4, 1973.
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One of the most disturbing features of today's society is the tragic breakdown of families now epidemic proportions. The rising divorce rate indicates only some of the broken eaching r marriages.
DAR ES SALAAM (NC) —Tanzania has been chosen as one of the first countries for a pilot study on Church development aid by Cor Unum, the organisation begun in 1971 by Pope Paul VI to co-ordinate Church aid projects throughout the world. The Tanzania Catholic Secretariat reported that Cor Unum said Tanzania was chosen because it is undergoing a peaceful social revolution and the Church is anxious to participate in development. Tanzania President Julius Nyereere is a Catholic. To initiate its project, Cor UKUM has proposed sending a team of experts to Tanzania to • evaluate the development priorities in the country and study ways and means of supporting the self-help efforts of the people.
The complaint is often to look into all the as- you believe you can offer There are many other fracture families that do heard from officers of pects of such a delicate assistance in other ways. not reach the divorce the Department of Com- work, and be certain of As I see it, the Church's munity Welfare that their own suitability bec ourt. welfare work, if it is to Catholic foster families fore they take a child. Christmas issue In the expand, must involve the hard are find. to Make no mistake, the Catholic community far of The Record mention They are willing to need is urgent. There are more extensively was made of the work than it children who will be socdone by the Catholic place Catholic wards of does at present. ially and emotionally Family Welfare Bureau the State with Catholic Please direct inuiries and the Catholic institu- foster parents, but few handicapped if proper plans are not made for to: Catholic Family Weltions on behalf of these come forward. fare Bureau, 25 Victoria families, especially when, Why is it that Catholic them soon. The bureau would also Square, Perth 6000. Telechildren the usual, is families are so foster as like to hear from you if phone 25-6644. difficult to find? are severely affected. FATHER HICKEY bureau the of work The I believe that it is betakes a number of direc- cause they have not been tions according to the approached. I said so problem: much to those in charge of Catholic Welfare ser• Attempts to overvices in Sydney recently, tensions. family come the and was told that despite • Alteration of the a vigorous campaign each parent's method of hand- year in Sydney, very few ling difficult children. foster parents came forAt their November • Short-term care for ward. meeting the bishops of children in emergency I still maintain that VATICAN CITY (NC).—Pope Paul said that he was bitter that the Vietnam peace negotiations Tanzania identified the f oster families or an inCatholic families in Perth in Paris had bogged down. following areas of constitution. will be generous if apcern: water and irriga• 'Long-term fostering. proached. Already they However, he said in his lus and encouragement sentiments. The Pope ed with splendid trad- tion, agricultural im• Planned treatment of are helping in a number talk to crowds in St. to all those upon whose said: "May they prevail tions both civil and re- provements, small industhe child, using the insti- of ways, by offering to be Peter's Square, on De- shoulders rests, before over resentment, even ligious, a country geo- tries in rural areas, and tutions, small group set- emergency foster parents cember 17, the "very peoples and history, the though justified, and graphically close to us vocational training opresp,,e,.....,e weight of such difficult over the temptations to and all the more so tings and long-term foster and by taking children politicians by portunities for those who into their homes over the for undoing the knot of decisions. The attention rancour and revenge. f amilies. reason of the affection- left school after the elethis interminable dis- and understanding of It is in this last- holiday period. "With every motive of ate respect that we have mentary grades. mentioned area that the This year, Sister Martin pute" were asserting "the men of goodwill impels ancient rivalry overcome, for it, but now cut off need is greatest and the of Catherine McAuley unbreakable links be- them not to give up in may there clearly appeal from us by such barf acilities are inadequate. Centre, was pleased to be tween peace and justice." the noble battle for to all what are today the riers that it would apIT'S This seemed to refer peace." demands of justice — the pear as if the vast ocean Till recently the care able to tell us that Cathoto the reason divided given families lic by come had forus: "The we are reunforeseen wor- irreplaceable foundation OBVIOUS of children without families was almost exclus- ward in sufficient num- U.S. negotiator Henry sening of events has in- of all genuine peace — ferring to Albania." CLASSIFIED ADS. ively in the hands of Re- bers to accommodate all Kissinger for the talks tensified bitterness and and the demands of a Pope Paul recalled that ligious Orders, some of the children needing holi- loss of momentum: that anxiety in world opinion. respectful and cordial co- he never before had pubwhom have worked in day homes. These are Hanoi and Washington With increased fervour existence." licly referred to Albania "have not yet reached an we offer up our prayer this field since 1846. The hopeful signs. Noting that a "pheno- for reasons of "loving agreement that the Pre- that the oppressive con- menon" State owes them an enWe must now put their of "protest" has concern - and so as not, DO THE JOB ormous debt of gratitude. generosity to a more sident sees as just and flict may have as soon "manifested itself in re- perhaps, to aggravate fair." as possible an equitable cent years within the conditions of life there However, all recognise severe test. PHONE IN YOUR and satisfactory conclu- Church," Pope Paul today that institutions de- which are already exPope Paul began his sion." appeal I to good, stable CLASSIFIEDS are not the complete clared: tremely difficult for the families to consider tak- talk by saying he had answer. Pope Paul been expecting Catholic next ,epce Church trained in as for "This phenonmenon ing one or more children 25 9088 nan his sights on the Middle has caused many spirit- other religious communiTo cope with society into their homes on a the Far East aL gift worthy of Christmas. East. He expressed hap- ual and practical situa- ties." children need the ex- permanent basis. piness that major mili- tions in the ecclesiastiperience of family life, He continued: "In- tary action there corner shops, has al- cal structure wrich are public I appeal to them to stead, it announced is to most been completely anything but maceful transport and a hundred offer children damaged other small everyday ex- by their own warring the world that peace is suspended. and which for the most periences that cannot be families the corrective ex- not yet ripe. How sad. part can be reduced to a Neverthe less, he warnDRY cnd SWEET provided within an insti- perience of a mother's Later, speaking to the single and generic classiand father's love and the cardinals working or pre- ed "the prolongation of tution. fication: a crisis of obedA LTAR WINES warmth of their hearth. sent in Rome just before the state of war without effective steps toward ience." Where a child's family the Christmas holidays, the seeking of peaceful has broken down, and the It is not much use proThe Pope recalled Pope against wide- the Pope devoted almost solutions, while the ef- John XXIII's child shows the effects testing fondness 4000 words the to subject fort to increase military of the prayer: of such a tragedy on his spread abortions if we "Obedbehaviour, he may well cannot guarantee to look of peace both in the potential continues with- ience and Late WESTRAL \IONE & SPIRIT AGENCY) Peace" and world and in Church. the after the children that need the protection and out change, constitutes said many of the protest165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 In addition to the Viet- a permanent and serious security of an institution would be born. ers have found neither for a while. nam war, Pope Paul also danger . . ." If we are not prepared obedience nor peace. During that time he is to do that, then we must spoke his mind on the The Pope also pulled "In this regard we are helped to control his admit that the position tinder-box of the Middle no punches as he paused behaviour, overcome his of those in favour of ab- East, international status to comment on the status sustained by the admiration and the comfort of fears and mistrust of ortion is a humanitarian for Jerusalem, the "an- of Jerusalem, saying: other people, and be pre- one. We cannot have it cient rivalry" of bloody seeing this phrase made Keep your housing costs down "It goes without saying very real Northern Ireland and by securing a reasonably priced building site pared to face family life both ways. in the obedthat the gradual accepthe painful suppression We offer high lots with lovely viaws at again. ience and in the peace of Those interested in tance of situations with- the great — and today SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY That is the difficult taking up this work are or harassment of Catho- out a clear juridical more aware — majority serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. point. Catholic families asked to contact the lics in many parts of the foundati from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 7ir'0 on internation- of the clergy, R,eligioue world, with particularly must now share the care Catholic Family Welfare Mode,n Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach. sharp words for Com- ally recognised and guar- and laity." of children with the This is the nearest private subdivision to Peri, in anteed cannot but renRe- Bureau as soon as pos- munist Albania. Hamersley area. ligious Orders by opening sible to discuss the matPraising all the interder more difficult, rathwe also build two or three bedrvom Homes in this Suburb up their homes and The Pope, just before ter. national organisations er than facilitate, a just from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly volunteering to become fosto establish payments. Obviously, prospective Christmas, had spoken and acceptable solution working ter parents. of his "bitterness of which takes due account peace and the agreements Cal l or send for Brochure to Sole Agents foster parents will need mind" .at the failure to of the rights of leading towards disarmaall: find a peaceful solution ment, Pope .Paul express "We think in particut o Vietnam. In his Deed the hope: "May the cember 22 talk to the as- lar here of the Holy City, Church be considered LTD. R.E.I.W.A. Jeru salem, which in these and treated sembled cardinals, Pope not as a NOTE NEW ADDRESS: days is remembered with Paul took his train of stranger and an enemy to 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, thought one step fur- greater intensity by the be opposed, nor as a dan200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 ther, saying that many followers of Christ, and ger to be combatted, but PERTH. of which they too ought people were disappointas a force allied in all ed precisely because "the to be able fully to con- that is good, noble and motives for the interrup- sider themselves as citi- beautiful." tion of the negotiations" zens." It was at this point were not "sufficiently apAs for Northern Ire- that the Pope made the land, parent." Pope Paul prayed: first reference on public Pope Paul was obvious- "May the Lord grant record during his reign that sentiments of civilly conscious that he has to the state of the Church PTY. LTD. scalded world leaders for ised understanding and in Albania, close ally of 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER failing to achieve peace, Christian charity may fin- Red China: He said: but he explained that ally prevail among all." Leadin g Paving Contractors "We cannot, however. He affirmed that the while giving "due recogFor Better Paving be silent about one part Contact Us nition to the sum of the majority of Northern of the Church of Christ We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving o efforts that have already Irish already share these to which there still seems Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. been made,- he nevertheto be reserved not the We have a most modern plant inc!uding power less was worried about peace of silent suffering Roller, Graders Mec -ianical Loaders, etc. a "dangerous sense of only, but — one might Estimates Submitted Free Keep abreast with the discontent and impot say — the peace of C ountry Client-, please note that we have a Stateene'..)" setting in. times; keep abreast death. Ser :eb end will Oadly quote on any "If our humble but requirements. "Permit us to speak sincere and heartfelt with the Church—Read of the grief we We also supply at ruling ra%es Gravel, Metal, San have words e93.: have any THE RECORD. when we think of a cerPrompt Ddivery. value," the Pope declartain country, territorially PHONE: 71 157t — 71 ':600 ed, it be as a stimusmall, but richly 'endowI IIP
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Family size; Mexican bishops place onus on married couples t MEXICO CITY (NC).-The Mexican Bishops' Conference in a statemen placed pe Guadalu of Lady Our of Feast the on on family planning issued couples themAle decision for the size of a family squarely on the married !set ves. lion. Mexico now has r "This decision of hus- have the greatest impact, over 51 million people, widethe of because the about wife 1)and and compared with 26 milamong belief spread m ost important thing couple lion in 1950, about a gento have another child or Mexicans that a many eration ago. pot - implies the right must accept as God wills to find the responsibility to children "as The rate of growth is iiecide upon the means," send." per cent as compared 3.5 "Each couple must the message said. the U.S. rate of with to "The decision they take evaluate their capacity 1.1. bishops the A•egarding the means, fol- beget life," it Because some 85 per pwing with sincerity the said, stressing that a matter cent of Mexicans are bapidictates of their con- was not only but also tised Catholics, governtscierice, must leave them of having a child his ment officials have avoidfor providing of since mind, of ,with peace and edu- ed the term "birth confthey have no reason to healthy growth depriving trol" in their campaign. Reel they are drifting cation, without children. the of rest the frienddivine apart from The bishops then spoke In a major pronounce511i13." of a "situation of emer- ment last September, the They recognised the gency so real and so Health Ministry said that :right of the government anguishing for the major- its drive for "responsible tto facilitate distribution ity of Mexican families, paternity" sought the of information on family such as the population social and economic in:planning. Their message explosion made worse tegration of the family (quoted widely from papal by the great number of unit into the mainstream ,documents, such as Pope irresponsible pregnan- of development, "within John's encyclical Popu- cies, and by the social a framework of freedom lorum Progressio. and economic injustices and human dignity." Government action in so prevalent among us. The bishops' message providing information to "The concrete circumthat they too repeated the follow majority "must couples stances of the of "respontalking were (demands of moral law of Mexican families are " as depresent at the Both are past students and must respect the - according to reliable sible paternity On Wednesday, Decem- at St. Francis Xavier's Sheehan, of rights the by College, manded Marist is also at of the of y, choice harsh, ceremon of :freedom Bunbury, and statistics - very and ber 21, two West Austra- College, 10 other Churchlands, and make with u, Kairir staff :husband and wife," the often to the point of children to spiritual the joins year next Reginald lians, Brother . He is their first vows in the And material well being. :bishops said. inhuman. being McManus and Brother of the new co-educational Marist Brothers in Order in February. holidays on impresent In announcing an in- there is no radical In the last instance, Maxwell Middleton, made high school that is to be at mother, his visiting W.A. reorganiAfter that they will the in d tensive campaign begin- provement in sight. up create is "it of n the bishops said their final professio , and spend some years at the ning in January, Mexican circumstances to parents to decide with religious vows as Marist sation of Catholic schools Mrs. E. Sheehan "Such brother, Mr. Bob Shee- Scholasticate near Monauthorities have repeat- are fostering the use of lull consideration of the Brothers at a ceremony in Bunbury for 1973. MelUniversity, ash tedly said that they would all kinds of means to matter, the number of at the Redemptorist MonBrother Maxwell at- han, of Glen Forrest. preparatory to bourne, :refrain from intruding overcome tended St. Ildephonsus them, even children they have, fully astery, North Perth. Brother year Next i nto family privacy. The profession cere- Marist College, New Nor- Canute becomes Catho- commencing their teachsome means which are accounting for them befifties. The stress, they said, seriously injurious late ing career. the in cia, to fore God, before the chil- mony came at the conlic education secretary ',would be on "respon- human life and dignity. dren they already have clusion of the annual re- His parents live at DenAlso from 'W.A. and of the Wewak Diocese -.sible paternity" as an an- For this reason there is and before the commun- treat at the Monastery mark, W.A. He is picturtraining in the Eastern superbe will he where tidote to the estimated an urgent need for pas- ity." attended by all the ed with them above. visor of the 54 schools States are Chris McBeath 40 per cent of children toral solutions truly apAfter completing his and Brothers teaching in the Wembley from i "We wish couples to be four schools conducted training as a Marist n which 300 teachers oom out of wedlock, and plicable in such condil Pett from WemAdrian pupils 10,000 after look more free and better able by the Order in W.A.. at Brother he was appoint;to the 20 per cent of tions." in the mission education- bley Downs both of to make the right deci- Churchlands, :pregnancies ending in Subiaco, ed to New Guinea to a al agency. whom are just finishing famits ing In announc sion, responsible and Bunbury and Northam. mission school at Kairabortion. their first year of novitOther West Australians The bishops recognised ily planning campaign, aware of their mission as Brother Reginald was iru, an island off the iate. that said ent pregovernm and as members a the be leave and on can family a that poverty a former student of St. coast of Wewak. There home Matthew Brother :strong factor in family the country must reduce of the community." Order of sent at the profession College, the Marist Marist Paul's bine Jennacub of of babies Clarke novices, were ceremony :planning, and this is the number a conduct Northam, and entered Brothers credited The bishops his d complete mil2.2 recently year Wemeach of born John Davidson 'where their message will of 320 boarders. government authorities the Order's Juniorate in school and Max Diploma of Education at Downs bley AustraWest er Anoth being prompted by the 1962. Claremont. Monash University. of Canute Mayes Brother He has been teaching lian, "common good, not by foreign pressures against our of dignity the to a reference people," -SOLE AGENTSthe notion, widespread throughout Latin Amernirir vvy ica, that rich countries Lif are fostering birth conjournal trol policies to weaken Shock: The Future ar- The Rev. Fr. 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JANUARY 8, 1973 * 11 a.m. the Week": The (6WF); "Facing a.m. 8 "Lamp Unto My Feet": MADRID (NC).-Singers Rev. Brother P. Dally of Francisco. Francisco was SATURDAY, (Regs.). of Gregorian chant from ALL SUBURBS 1973 Perth. 6.15 a.m. (6WN). "The Music": "Sacred the code name of a Boliv- JANUARY 13, the Silos Dominican MonPatA David" of * Saints": y s * "Saturda • Psalm ian student who found in astery at Burgos made a relig. d presents the at Kirkwoo look rick weekly a Jesus of teachings the of house hit at a packed of 1619 and WEDNESDAY, justification for revolu- ious scene presented hS teenagers at the Teatro selections chants JANUARY 10, 1973 d and Anglican some Spot: tion and in those of Marx Patrick Kirkwoo Real here. 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By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE,
B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T., St. John of Cod Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. come from within the body, not ts from obedience to nature's law. It must
A good skin resul without.
Improvement in genermis, our skin with so many certain, health by If we wish to know modified epid eral order in tions sensa keen their main pronts and leme supp food what a really healthy therefore our know t ions are self- that we migh tonic baths have overskin is, we need to un- tective funct need no ex- suroundings and avoid and nt evide it disastrous how ly exact this come derstand er. dang and mes but the way in extre may be which int compla serves the body, for the planation; the ed And God form eyebrows and our ch whi is h lack of healt ited its inher of to due asure me our body that it is able to shade — the stated es enzym the full quality of its eyelashes and ition cond every eyes and prevent dust or meet own! services. in life and health cause is — unkn other irritating or harm- keep us It protects all under- ful objects is of very spe- for a promised period — So a good skin comes if we treat it properly. from lying structures and is a cial interest. THE WITHIN PSORIASIS — which is BODY, not from withdefence against germs. It skin has a true The contains nerve - endings network of strong and a chronic inflammation out. that are involved in the tough connective tissue of the skin, characterised ( • Psoriasis—to be sensation of touch, cold, fibres. Held in the mesh- often by marked circular continued). es, covered heat and pressure. es of this framework are reddish patch Also it helps to dispose lymph vessels, blood ves- with whitish, lustrous, Sister M. Philomena Earle, • of body wastes and plays sels, nerve endings, sweat adherent scales, is one B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. in part skin ent rtant frequ impo 0 most the a very Oietetics, A.I .M.T. glands, oil glands, hair of r egulating the body tem- roots, tiny muscles and diseases. perature. more or less fat. is it All these important Undoubtedly, but w orthwhile to have a structures are alive d, injure apare in they ing n pleas whe as skin of Some nable ens? reaso happ t a wha pearance as selves amount of time, atten- them repair them rimpe can very se and expen ly slow and WASHINGTON (NC). — A Jesuit priest and tion , in . fectly make. educator has called on American Catholics However, this is not considering the Arab-Israeli conflict, to give The skin we must consider serves the body in true of the connective "equal time, equal standards of judgment, equal . many important aspects; tissue fibres. respect, equal human rights" to both sides so it is better to aim at George- thinks of it in Catholic true skin is the at en aking Wh Spe having a healthy skin fibres the Moslem-Jewish and Palhis mother after his final than a beautiful skin. damaged, these injured town University, wish terms." • Brother Reginald McManus pictured with h grow into the priest, Father Josep L. estinian-Je However, a truly healthy area and more or less tly. recen er iated Broth assoc st of their limitMari now use a n, Beca as Rya profession skin is usually beautiful completely take the place with St. Joseph's Univer- ed contacts with the s work also, so when one of other structures; con- sity in Beirut, Lebanon, Middle East and with for the more important sequently a special compared the attitudes of Arabs, Father Ryan said, of the two aims, both are growth of connective tis- the Church in Rome with American Catholics were likely to be reached. influenced by sue that comes about in those of the American heavily If we know how the this way is a scar. ch toward the con- "how Americans in genChur we d tructe skin is cons eral look at the Middle SUNDAY A small amount of flict. MONDAY will find it easier to unRome le SUNDAY "Whi , namely with a said: He sed East dispo 7 is JANUARY JANUARY 1 derstand how it carries body waste DECEMBER 24 and sensitive marked partiality for active gh has throu skin Narro the st, . by Forre d work Davi of s Malcolm Harford, BoorJoyce Richard, Kukerin out its marvellou many Israel. with -Anne Pigglands. These are dealings agoon (15); Noel Clark gin (13); Kern (12); Raymond Birighitti, It is composed of two sweat Catho ican Amer s, as group ning begin (7); Coolbellup gott, "Reasons for this parNewburn (14); Janice chief layers — the outer, tiny tubes Albany (13). with few ex— have true lics the in Wood n, deep Brow y and coils Trace are many," he adArmanasco, Mt. Yokine called the epidermis tiality only dealings lands (14); Gail Williams (11); Patricia Pearson, the inner called the cutis skin and opening on the ceptions— "As Americans, we ded. ican Amer MONDAY with ly main rmis. or epide New Norcia (11); Maryon Karrinyup (13); Paul vera or true skin. It is surface of the are culturally prejudiced, DECEMBER 25 These coils are sur- Jews." King, South Perth (9); Kelly, Queens Park (13); only by the use of the ant of the Middle ignor ns that John Rogers, Quee He went on to say small Shane Scott, Karrinyup Marie Mullane, microscope that we can rounded by many made mute by East, olics Cath ican Amer "if Park (14); Helen McGee (14); Paul Damen, Arm- Danice the ian detect all parts of the blood vessels and Dam (10); ara Nollam of anti-Semitism fear Bern alem (10); Jerus of Wongan Hills adale (14); Creena Stew- Green, Doubleview (14). skin and the various sweat is composed of today think n or without) withi (from bley ard Willett, Wem other mater- primarily in Christianart, Scarborough (13). sensitive to ly kinds of cells and other water and acute and nath Jewis and (14); Bradley Hawkes, pilgrim make up, ials taken out of the that " re ures. ructu press h st AY Jewis TimMOND Rome (11); , an terms Bassende ionalist glands. AY for most of them are too blood by the JANUARY 8 othy Brennan, Kalgoor- T UESD only not The blood JANUARY 2 minute to be seen otherlie (14). M ichael O'Loghlen, wise. enables the sweat glands Carol Tanner, ScarborLawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Maree Rivervale (14); Stephen t but it (14); ough The outer cells of the to produce swea TUESDAY O'Loughlin, Doubleview Barlow, Claremont (11). epidermis are flat and nourishes every part of and the livDECEMBER 26 (13); Wayne Pickersgill, lifeless, appearing like the true skin epiderMaria Carley, Calista Alfred Cove (14); Andrew TUESDAY CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 , translucent, closely ing cells of the dry hy healt a fore There (14); Mark Ridge, Dag- Carter, Cuballing (2). So mis. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS s. JANUARY 9 scale over -lapping d greatly lish (11); Marion Townun- skin depends if .../oor Closers lnd Safes Overhauled and Ser./Ice layer Locks, scaly this bley Wem 'Uhe, Melinda hy circulation. healt drow Bayswater (10); WEDNESDAY OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service upon block TYPES to ALL and able is CAR n, r broke Downs (14); Christophe Simon Shanahan, Gerald. JANUARY 3 st In one sense the oil n, Albany (11); the passage of almo ton (10); David Graham, Nadia Tomassone, West Norma reted by the oil glands Trefry, Wembley every known variety of sec Wembley Downs (14); Leederville (12); Jean- Paul body waste. It sera is . germ ase dise s (14). ver, to keep the Mary Sheehy, White Gum ette Martin, Derby (12); Down howe ves, are cells The deeper Valley (12); Elaine Ver- Elizabeth Chidlow, Al- skin, and especially the rapid iply mult and alive becoming too onica McKenzie, Northam bany (13); Mary Sharman WEDNESDAY ly. There are some spe- hair, from harsh. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS too (13); Genelle De Marchi Bedford (11); Dianne JANUARY 10 and dry them cial cells among (12); the leview and Doub t Karrinyup (13). ella swea lsen, Dian k, Die Both the Mary Maza CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS containing pigment, the David O'Reilly, Karrin- ( 9); Katherine Child, colour and quantity of oil dry on the surface of 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 WEDNESDAY yup (10); Anne Elizabeth Bayswater (7); Ronald which are the chief fac- the skin and little by lit(13). e Yokin waste n Mt. , of etow Ginn 27 DECEMBER Mc Wayne Rose, Bridg determining our tle form a layer tors Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington (11); Therese Sebo, Vic- complexion. material which if not freKimberley Mary Race, 68 4831 ved make it toria Park (12); Martin Medina (14); Declan Kea- THURSDAY So the newly formed quently remo ( IN CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BONS) for the ult diffic Kelly, Karrinyup (10). more cells older the ting, Roebourne (14): JANUARY 4 cells push Ronald May, Derby (11); The nearer glands to pour out their Annette Jones, Scarupwards. e Yokin Mt. Lesley Smith, Theresa THURSDAY borough (14); they approach the sur- secretions. accumulating T his (13); Anita Maree Kerr, Donegan, Myaree (12); JANUARY 11 face, the drier and more also tends rial mate Karrinyup (13); Berna- Thomas Dwyer, Katanwaste Wane. o, Josephine Lenz scale-like they becom d and ofdette Mary Rose, Triggs ning (10); Christina Pol- neroo (13); Jennifer EliBecause of this con- to become ranci (9); Helena Bryndzey, lard, Subiaco (12); Ed- zabeth Kuipers, Willagee stant active growth any fensive. The oily wastes Boulder (15); Mary-Anne ward Corbitt, Nollamara (12); Leonie Burke, Mt. injury to the skin, pro- collect debris and the Kelmscott (14); Geerlings, Duane, Pleasant (8); Peta Munt, vided it goes no deeper mixture of oil and debPatrick (10); Patsy Malone, Salt- Hyden (13); Gary Hama- North Innaloo (13); Greg- than the epidermis, is re- ris may completely clog ers Point (14); Arum guchi, Broome (11). ory Dooley, Morley (9); paired in a few days some of the oil glands, D'Souza, Ashfield (11). Tracie Fagan, Mt. Yokine without leaving any scar. forming blackheads. ded (11). Our hair and nails are The Creator provi FRIDAY
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Methodist and Catholics seek closer dialogue
Cast score a hit in pantomime
ROME (NC).—The weather is sharp and chilly in Rome these days but this only doubled the determination of World Methodist Council and Roma n Catholic delegates to inject some much needed warmth into a new series txf conversations between the two international bodies.
• Theatre by COLA O'DOHERTY The curtains went up for "Aladdin" at The Playhouse on a stage fiffed with the sights and sounds of old Peking.
The Methodists' exper- to be given first import- they come The actors had scarce- es peg upon which he together with ience has convinced them ance in the new series other ly begun to move when hangs (or wears) a vast Christians and that any such conversa- but the loud demanding voice array of what might also the entire even with men of other be tions, to be fruitful, must thrust, both in discus- faiths of a child in the audience c alled and of secular "fashionable spread out like ripples sion of theological differ- ideolo behind me called out: clothes" made by a degies, in on a pond from the cen- ences and multiple col- churches or councils of "When are they going to signer who had little rein other tre where they take place. laboration, is to be out- worldw rub the magic lamp?" an gard for the shape or ide assemblies. adult voice said: "Shhhs." figure of the wearer; but Moreover, the history wards to the 87 countAn immediate example The child didn't "shush" he also uses her to echo of Methodism is a his- ries in which the 54 con- is the after-Christmas but kept up a lively and the frustrations of livtory of going out to stituent Methodist chur- conference on "Salvation loud commentary on the ing in our contempor people, of meeting them ches are found side by Today" organised in ary running of the panto- society. in the field with a mes- side with Catholic life. Bangkok, Thailand, by Father Denis Gaul blesse s his son, Fr. John Gaul. Much alread is mime. y being the sage of conversion. There Commission on Light satirical comment no reason why an ecu- done and the commis- World Mission and Evan"Where is Aladdin?" viewe d from the bawdy menical drive should be sion's resolve is that gelism • of the World and "Why are they call- mind is the traditional more shall be known of Council of Churches. any different. ing that lady in the yel- functio n of the Dame in it every where . Prelim inary documentaThe joint commission low suit Aladdin," "Why a Panto mime, but whethThe joint commission tion promises that proclaimed flatly that it the has that lady got Alad- er it be intentional or was not interested mere- hopes to address itself conference will take a din's lamp?" not Metcalfe does it in a ly in adding to the swell- very shortly to all the very much broader, more Having a girl play the subtle and varied manrespect ive Roma n Catho refreshing line on basic ing ecumenical archives princ When a 67-year-old widower, Fr. Denis Gaul, tomimipal boy in a pan- ner. but only in projecting lic and Methodist auth- Christian aims and blow e may be a fine The hopes and aspiraan image of Methodists orities with a description a great deal of dust off was ordained by Bishop Brewer, auxiliary in and hallowed tradition, tions of materialism are of some 20 proje cts Shrew in sbury, at St. Anthony's, Wythenshawe, and Miss Rona McLe theological thinking. and Catholics dedicated, od always there, in the voice, The Roman Catholic- Manchester, there at the ceremony were his in as many places as which it is inviting the five looked a very pretty in the clothes, in the collab oratio n of nation al Metho dist possible, to witnessing commission children, one of them a priest, Fr. John Gaul, of Aladdin but she didn't ridiculous courtesy; in together to the good and local Methodist and has assigned to some of the Sacred Hearth Fathers, Malpa for one minute fool that short s, Ches hire. Catho lic , he is a joy to organisations. its delegates at the Bangnews of the Gospel in a Fr. Gaul, senior, who Offertory procession and four or five year old bewat The two ch. churc hes must kok meeti world that is thirsty for ng the task of has four married daugh- two sons-in-law gave the hind me in the audience. ask themselves this not following the Terry O'Connell as a message of hope. conference ters and four grandchil- readings. After several genera- Wishe only within the limited explicitly with e Wash ee, the Wida view to dren, was a lieutenant tions of pantomime- ow Twanke,7's A previous set of con- range of their direct re- pro offsider, ducing a weighty commander in the Royal going it is little wonder disp versations, commented lations but also where layed a fine sense joint study of the theme. Navy and commanded a that the people of the for panto on thoughtfully and symmime comedy minesweeper during the world have an identity and pathetically at last year's audience relationwar. crisis; or am I being Denver assembly by top ships. A convert, he worked unfair to pantomimes? Methodists and by the He is lively, he has a Catho on lic newspapers Will that four or five nice president of the Vatican bright face; the kids in Lond until on called up year old girl Secretariat for Promotcome to a loved him, they sang for i n 1938. compromise with her him, ing Christian, Cardinal they warned him Soon after leaving the ideas? Jan Willebrands, left as of the villians on stage; service in 1948 his wife Will she in future be- in legacy the conviction short, he was a. hit. died and after three years lieve that Aladdin was that Methodists and Jame s Beattie as A.banas a free lance journalist really a girl leading the azar, Catholics talking togeththe wicked uncle, in the Doncaster area he the young , priest vangu s and ard er discover a rich, unof woman's was, as alway PARIS (NC). —France s, perfect returned to sea — this liberation long before i suspected common trea- is experiencing a "tidal average Catholics. n the part. time in the Merch ant "For the past two or anyone else thought of sure in the field of the wave of unbelief", acSo, too, was -Robin spiritual life. the idea? cording to a report re- three years," the report Navy. Haig as the Slave of the He was keen to said, be"there has been a Or will she simply be- Ring. Unfortunately, the pre- leased here by Father very Miss Haig brought great rise of unbe- come a lay brother but NEW YORK ( NC ).— lieve that the Playhouse grace vious conversations at- Jean-Francis Six, direc- lief and because liveliness, of his age he was amon g the young got . the story wrong in mixed "The Lord only knows tracted little attention tor of the French Secrewith a cheeky pertturned down by a numThis includ es those tariat the in first for place how Non-Be and liever much brush s. rubbi and made little progress sh has ness making an Catholic schools and in ber of religious orders. been written as alleged the whole thing aside by difference to theobvious communicating their The report, based on Catholic families. He was then accepted And it responses to the 'spirit' ascribing it to another of stodgy and over rather discoveries and their en- nine meetings of dioce-obed is more often the chil- as a student for the of Pope John, without the silly errors adults Slave of the Lamp. ient thusiasm to the world at san delegates to the secdren of 'open' families Shrewsbury diocese by reference to make in dealin g with the 'letter' large. Lyn Bishop Grasar and studretariat, said that unbe- who abandon Wholley sang the faith of anything he ever said, the things of children? This task is not only lief is increasing among sweetly as the Princess than those of traditional ied at the Beda college, wrote or did," said Rome. All this aside it was but a beautiful princess families." Since his ordination to Cardinal John Wright in a thoroughly enjoyable has a difficult time comThe report said that the diaconate at St. An- the November issue of pantomime. Edgar Met- peting for stage space 20 Mabel St some priests "seek to be thony 's earlier this year Homiletic and Pastoral calfe, who was also the with magic lamps, magic ever more abreast of the he has served as deacon Review here. writer and director, as rings, fairies, crazy widSouth Peril., latest fashions and Writing on "the real run at the neighbouring parPAINTING CONTRACTOR the Widow Twankey was ows, Percy Penguin and after their public. Some, 67 2716 mind of Pope John" in a rather sweet little baby internally wrecked, pro- ish of St. Elizabeth's. the Catholic monthly for the fountain of fun and At the ordination cerecarried more than his dragon called Ping. ject their own unbelief prie sts, Cardinal Wright, mony the four grandin their teachings." When Percy Penguin prefect of the Vatican's fair share of the enterchildren took part in the tainment. came on stage that: voice Congregation for the "In the last two years," Metcalfe uses his Wid- behind me Clergy, described the consaid: "M-am! the report continued, ow Twankey not only as What's that tents big black and of Pope John -priests W.A.O.A. who a marry living , breat hing cloth- white thing up there?" XXIII's major writings more and more often OPTICiANS—OPTOMETRISTS to show that "he never, gives as their reason the not even once, compro467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. fact that they no longer 61 M80 mised or repudiated the beli eve." Res.: 67 1685 past roads which had led Many Catholics, priests him to his point in hisas well as laity, the retory." LANCASTER, England port said, tend to conWhile Pope John was sider unbelievers as per- (NC).— Bishop Charles open, amiable and tolerFoley of Lanca ster, in a ant, said Cardi sons who lack belief simP. NORRISH & CO. nal Wrigh t, pasto ral letter charging no-on ply because they have Phone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 e had succe ssfully 1146 been harmed in some that the standards of established wheth LAND and ESTATE. AGENTS er he 2 LONDON COURT way, or they continue to sexual morality are be- was liberal or conse FOR PROMPT ATTENTION N rvaegard them as Chris- ing abandoned, said that tive. -7-OR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL BUYING OR SELLING PHOTOGRAPHY Catho lics, "if they stand tians, but persons who Focusing SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL on Pope Contact us at: GROUPS, Etc, are unaware of being up for purity of life; are John's personal writin gs, being Established 25 Years,. accused of being 148A FITZGERALD) STREET, Christians. Cardinal Wright said: prudish and hypocritical. NORTHAM "It is impossible to imMany Catholics see "They are told that agine how many of those the interest of some they should rather be who invoke only the alyoung people in Oriental condemning such evils as leged 'spirit' of Good religions as a proof that racism and poverty and Pope John can possibly t:-ie sacred is returning to unemployment and lack contain their chagrin, a position of prominence, of housing." even contempt, when (or the report said. L A PLAZA SHOPPING CENTR Christ ians should be if) they read E his spiritual Father Six said that condemning all those reflections, A LBANY HIGHWAY, BENTLEY meditations, 6102 Catholics misinterpret evils, he said. "But that retrea t notes and unpublic opinion polls when does not mean that they Telephone 68 8768 ashamed diaries of perthey see in them support should condone the pre- sonal piety . . . for the notion that re- sent appalling loss No order too big or too small of "His devotion to the STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP ligious faith is increas- standards in matters We can supply every need of rosary, to penitential obCOLOUR AND BLACK, WHITE PROCES ing. personal behaviour. SING - 48 HRS. —if at all manufactured. servances, to saints who "The Church yields to Too much emphasis, he CHILD STUDY AND GENERAL PORTR were exemplars of a sacAITS non e in her zeal for the erdotal said, is placed on deIN OUR STUDIO. piety now someGIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— claration of membership betterment of mankind. times labelled TRADE IN YOUR OLD ON NEW: 'outmoded' BOOKIN GS FOR: MOVIE AND STILL CAMERAS I ndeed , she in the has Church. About 84 even and of orthodoxy now WEDDINGS PROJECTORS-SILENT OR SOUND SOCIALS per cent of the, adult been, as she is now, the likely to ALBUMS-FRAMES-FILMS be branded reP ASSPOR TS firs ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES t in every field of enFrench population _ say COMMERCIAL actionary . . . his incesTRADE IN AND LAY-BY deavo ur to GROU P allevia they te suf- sant references PHOTOS belong to the Cath6 MTH INTEREST FREE TERMS, to the PAR TYS fering. olic Church. 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Settings of and Peace equally long work, a setting very societies. to be is it parents, would dividual in t I survival Christian cure for 18 text a part of the Latin with a council of Marvell's irritAndrew of pettily at be they, that hoped to be easy country. expen- this of Matins, Prime, etc., the State and an PAUL DONNELLY, able about the propagan- are contrasted with set- poem, "Musick's Empire" Since it lies in the least, will develop as office d maintaine sively Australian Claremont. by Donald Collier. about action of da power of Parish Councils committees tings of parodies by 20th in Sydney admits that it recognisno when sic mu century poets. A self-confessed 'prenhas no clues on its role able Australian music spent piece as an exercise tice between and seems to have conflict The right. exists in its own ion, etc., I orchestrat n i modern the year in debating composers tradition and conclusion However, confess that two or must w ithout thus is pressures social have a right to be heard; whether Catholic schools neatly depicted within three hearings left me how else can they deshould have cadet corps. the soul of a modern with the thought that it not us let velop? So Equally my own Parwas not up to the stan. Everyman quibble about Australian Counof the rest of the dard Friends' and ents music but support and Here the grave fault of series and needed some cil can work through to whole the presentation which mars revision. Sir,—1 refer to the comment on the Jusitce and Peace Commission made encourage nearly midnight at its wide spectrum of music the whole of Volume 7 withletter. his in meetings P. Donnelly Mr. by monthly —H.T.G. being composed by those was most evident; alout generating any useI make the following unaware of any expen- action will take place on men and women (what.mm1 ful end product of action points in the hope that sively maintained office the issues involved in ever their birthplace or 10 that so members, peace and justice be 18 and would n i Sydney It has there will be understandbackground) musical to 12 usually attend. ing of the role of the most interested to get Pope -Paul's intentions who enrich our Austrawill be implemented. I suspect that the new commission as seen by details of this from Mr. lian musical life. REGISTERED PETER MAYO, Donnelly. Diocesan Council, from its members: Symphony No. 1, by AusWest Chairman, hope the it is Finally, n commissio The develop(1) trais size, a its very Robert Hughes, is SPECIAL tralian Commission ing all the marks of be- has the role of promot- of the commission that ditional type of work in Peace. and Justice for coming another such de- ing justice and peace. Ac- discussion, dialogue and the line of Elgar, VaughHOSPITAL cordingly we examine, bating society. an Williams and Walton. substudy and discuss Obviously the composThere are two inherent jects which in our Opiner has gone to infinite faults in all these bodies. ion either perpetuate or pains to construct a beauThe first is that they produce or injustice tiful work with a little r eceive no clear guide- threaten the prospects here and stringency a lines on areas to work of peace. O PTOMETRI STS give a relish. It to there in and on which an anSydthe by performed of is puropse (2) The 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Ph:dne 24 3543 nual report of progress Orchestra Symphony ney is to s discussion Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 these 230 should be returned to WARSAW, Poland (NC).—"Our biggest prob- under the late Joseph closely examine F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist R. some central authority. very " lack of churches. Post. each subject, and in this lem," a Polish bishop said, "is by This dearth of church- that Poland's pressing 2, The second fault is that sense I do not believe No. Symphony all of them are too big the majority of the com- es is, of course, the work need to forge ahead on Peter Tahourdin, was does to reach decisions quick- missions' members would of Poland's Communist the industrial front composed for the perMEMORIALS ÷ ly after informed discus- be ashamed to admit Party and the govern- not leave enough mater- forming orchestra, the churches. for ials a sion in the manner of South Australian - Symthat debate is an integ- ment it controls. The next stage in the phony Orchestra. As One board of directors. But if the Polish Comral part of our existence. strategy is to hold down Directors' boards are expect, it gives 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE (3) We do not have or munist regime has creat- the number of churches, might usually made up of fewtal group ipecialising in Altars and Memorial Work, Erected instrumen Church's each Catholic the ed go to a mandate desire on the principle that er than six people with to show its inywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed ing people biggest problem, the big- people without churches a chance whom the chairman is out command formal con1 its and rth rethe wo of Designs and Quotes without obligation. problem gest to do this or that and I constantly in touch. the become people without struction is not always 'We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 can see no possible cir- gime is probably religion. easy to follow. Our own lay councils cumstance when "board Catholic Church. According to some obThe atonal music, too, usually rate 12 or more of directors" methods That helps explain why servers in Poland, this makes the work disjuncfor example, people as, will ever apply to the for two decades the re- strategy is beginning to tive, brilliant at times, the new Catholic Educa- work of the Justice and I NSIST ON gime adamantly denied show signs of paying off. but it seems to me that tion Commission. Their Peace Commission. permission for the con- A progressive if barely the composer is more numbers either glut them church noticeable seclarisation is of ( 4) We believe when struction concerned with the parts or starve them of talis not taking root among the that Yet buildings. s a unanimou than the whole. ent and either way the we reach "Fit for a King" the only reason for the working classes. action and progress are conclusion on any subVolume 7 has iour voState's policy. gearing The is that decision Church that ject difficult to achieve. LADIES! cal works. The two by The major and most should be communicated In fact, the struggle up to forestall the ap- Cohn Brumby are the Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR important internal area to as many people as over churches is a mic- proaching crisis through most - interesting. for Catholic Action is still possible, not with the rocosm of the conflicting the religious education of Butchers Shops Three Italian Songs for that of education as it aim of forcing it on them forces in Poland. These adults. String and Voice High past the years, For two that hope culthe in but political, are forces has been this hundred Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions their tural, historical and even ever since the fall of the Quartet, is a setting of years past. But there is others will add Locations: chieftain three Italian medieval opinions, both privately military as well as re- Communist a present difference. TYLERS' SUPERMARKET' -11 We Wladyslaw the songs. Gomulka, isto the and publicly, ligious. now need to esStreet, Inglewood. Plxne 71 6090 911 Beaufort regime allowed the has The songs are notable pouse the cause of Chris- sues involved. There is also an econoa few of construction B. & P. BUTCHERS deis voice the n i that tianity in State schools For the same reason mic factor, though it has as much as the financial we intend to publicise very little to do with the churches. tached from the accomCnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle needs of our own schools. those issues on which we economic pretext often During 1971, about 20 paniment and is free to THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET There is major need are unable to reach un- advanced by government new churches were allow- , declaim the text, thus reRd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 Cnr. 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What are our Eucharistic beliefs?
the study us Let Church's doctrine on the Eucharist and the priest• The forthcoming Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne is primarily a spiritual renewal for the hood. And, finally, let us nation. The central point of the renewal is that the whole of the international Church will focus always relate the EuchEucharist. the be will focus this of centre the A and Melbourne ONLY on "NOT arist both to the realities SACRIBUT A REAL of a divided Christendom the timeless doctrine of the Church on the nature of the Body of proclaim to time be will It FICE.' ' and to the plight of the Monash College, Mannix of master 0.P., FITZGERALD, P. L. Dr. Rev. the study this In Christ. underprivileged, the sufOne of the most enthe to reference particular with teaching in trends Eucharistic University, analyses contemporary fering, the imprisoned, couraging aspects of ecuthe aged — in fact to all of Pope Paul VI and the Agreed Statement on Eucharistic Doctrine issued at Windsor menical activity at prewritings our fellow men who, like sent is the fact that Cathyear. this us, are heirs of Christ's olic theologians seem to apsacrifice and triumph, have come to a better and who, through the preciation of the Eucharof suffering patient The careful We have to be The present status of Eucharist, are offered ist-as-Meal, while many of and the right—to take an Apart from the spiritrequired, this document must, of not to jeopardise by an our divisions, together "the pledge of future our separated brethren active part in the offer- ual dispositions course, be appreciated. understandable, but per- with prayer and study for glory." understand more clearly ing of sacrifice to God. each celebration of the While the Commission haps misguided enthus- their removal will be a particularly the by Eucharist, litour mean of revision The we what was officially appointed iasm to anticipate their greater contributiin to -Sacrifice. for calls Sundays, on its in this urgy reflects Eucharist-as both Churches, the conclusions. This applies final reunion of all at the by liturgical encouragement of partici- c onsiderable Perhaps nothing should IT'S Agreed Statement rests in particular to the ques- Table of Christ than an are There . conwhole preparation the by pation be more obvious than gregation and its assign- hymns to be chosen, as yet on the authority of tion of intercommunion. undiscriminating invitawas Eucharist sign that the OBVIOUS ment of many roles to the readings practised, homil- the theologians concernThe Secretariat for Pro- tion to this ultimate instituted as a meal, in aity. of our unity to many the ed, neither Pope since ingeneral ADS. composed, ies CLASSIFIED Christian Unity moting l the context of the Jewish It must be remembered, tercessions to be planned, nor the Archbishop of in fact, disissued a Pastoral Instruc- who, may, the against IN and assover P Canterbury has commen- tion on June 1, 1972, re- agree with us on quite however, that this priest- and so on. background of Old Testa- hood - through - baptism ted officially. It must minding us that only basic Christian beliefs. It ment covenant meals. INVOLVEMENT be seen as a transit- those non-Catholics may also is what from differs was the Lord's Supper, ional working-paper be admitted to commun- In these months of conthe ministerial faithful the called of Some the of words certed preparation for DO THE JOB and the rather than as the report ion who priesthood not merely in feel that, with the loss of the Congress, let us all, in great antiphon, "0 Sac- egree, but in essence. of final agreement. Tridentine d Latin the PHONE IN YOUR (a) express the Catholic the first plaoe, celebrate red Banuet" ("0 Sacrum In our liturgical celeMass, splendour and cereTo satisfy Catholic beChurch's faith in the the Eucharist and receive Convivium"), have been brations and particularly CLASSIFIEDS mony are no longer to be lief, a final and compreEucharist; as Communion Holy on Christian lips for at Mass, the pre- experienced in our lit- hensive statement would the n i 25 9088 least 700 years. (b) experience a serious often and as devoutly as eminent role of the or- urgy. need to spell out the spiritual need for the we can. However, it is probably dained minister should notion of sacrifice and nourishment providBut the new Order of true to say, that, in the be evident to the wortransubstantiation, as our time, ed by the Eucharist; Mass, prepared with care, c ourse of shipping congregation. well as treating of the people lost some aware- It is the priest who pre- imagination and adapta- continuing presence after (c) are unable, for a procharacsocial conthe particular the ness of sides at the assembly, tion to longed period, to the Eucharistic celebraSacramentter of this who teaches with the gregation, can without tion. have access to a These additions, Meal, and Holy Commun- mandate of Christ and doubt be a thing of OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST minister of their own however, would not seem pria rather digbecame religious and ion who alone utters the con- beauty religion; to be any precluded by indivithe CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS vate devotion, secratory words which nity, with the added ad- positions taken in the ( d) ask for the sacradual communing quietly change bread and wine vantage of more immed- d ocument. P ment of 21 8151 their own ERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... with his divine Guest. into the body and blood iate impact and greater accord; With the support of P 154 21 5304 ERTH: WILLIAM STREET ... community involvement. The architecture of our of Our Lord. our prayers, the painstak- (e) have the proper disSIGN AND CAUSE FREMANTLE: 30 STREET ... MARKET 35 2602 new churches, many modPREPARATION FOR ing work of the theologpositions and lead OF UNITY. ern hymns, the sign of THE EUCHARIST 3 2655 ians must proceed. It is a lives worthy of Chris- COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... peace, communal thanksThe Holy Father singles "We must always re- delicate task. tians. giving and even the use of out one aspect of our member," says Pope Paul wafers that more closely preparation for the re- in his Corpus Christi adresemble bread, all con- ception of the Eucharist, dress, "how St. Thomas PERSONAL SERVICE keener that is, freedom from sees the specific effect, a tribute to FULL CATHOLIC RITES awareness that, in the grave sin. To receive Holy the grace, the `res' of the Eucharistic liturgy, we Communion in the state Eucharist, in 'the unity of MODERN PREMISES are truly partaking of of serious sin is to com- the mystical body, withE. W. (WIN) MEAD PHONE ALL HOURS: the family meal. mit a sacrilege (1 Cor. 11: out which there can be no salvation; the entrance This is the Christian 28-29). 61 1158 - 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park - 6 3482 people sitting down to In normal circumstan- to salvation is open to the family table and shar- ces, a Catholic who con- no one, in fact, outside ing what should be the siders he has committed the Church'. common daily bread of a mortal sin must first In our day, these may mankind. The social dim- go to Confession before seem harsh words. Obension of our religion and approaching the Euchar- viously, no one will be our responsibility must ist. The rite of penance lost except through his never be far from our at the beginning of Mass own fault, but the words celebration of the Euch- is not a sacrament and of St. Thomas are as true arist. hence is not, in itself, as those earlier ones of As the Holy Father says, adequate to the remis- Our Lord. "He who behowever, it is not only a sion of grave sin. lieves and is baptised will meal, but a real sacrifice. As a recent document be saved; he who does From the earliest times, of the Holy See notes: not believe will be conthe Mass was described "Individual and integral demned" (Mark 16: 16). as a sacrifice and this has confession and absoluIt is one of the ironies been the consistent offi- tion remain the only orcial teaching of the dinary way for the faith- of history that the Eucharist — our reconciling Church. In our new Euch- ful to be reconciled to aristic prayers, for ex- God and the Church un- sacrifice, our family meal ample, the word 'sacrifice' less physical or moral im- —which constitutes and gives unity to Christ's Occurs frequently. possibility excuses from Church, has been the ocIn the heat of Reforma- such confession". casion of such bitter divition debate and against The present trend away • sion. Perhaps it is not so the backdrop of wide- from confessions of devo- surprising, although no spread abuse in the cele- tion, i.e., those of venial less regrettable, when we bration of Mass, the Re- sins, is contrary to a himself, who formers found it hard to long-standing custom in see Christ was to be the supposed see that the Church in no the Church, which, while way wished to supple- not of obligation, has cornerstone, becoming to ment Christ's once-for -all been the source of rich many instead a stumbling block (cf. Acts 4:11), a sacrifice on Calvary. spiritual benefits to the sign to be rejected (Luke The Boans Credit Card entitles you a monthly account with a complete She was, in fact, saying faithful. 2:34). that Calvary and the The same document to buy what you want, when you want it. record of all your purchases. A Boons Mass were, mysteriously, asks priests "not to disAnd so the Agreed This means you can snap up special Credit Card gives you continuous one and the same sacri- courage the faithful from Statement on Eucharistic bargains when you see them—even the Credit and is so convenient - it saves fice. f requent or devotional Doctrine, issued at Windday before pay day! Show your Credit you money. How to get a Boans The sacramental meal- confession. On the con- sor on September 7, 1971, rite localised through the trary, let them draw at- comes as a most hopeful Card at any of Boons nine stores and Credit Card? centuries, and applied the tention to its fruitfulness sign in our dialogue with the merchandise is yours. You receive Simple! for Church. the Anglican Christian living." benefits of, that once-for all offering. It was only Christ's own charge, "Do this in memory of me", that gave the Church warrant to perpetuate this Eucharistic liturgy. Catholics should lose no opportunity of reassuring their separated brethren, particularly those of the venerable Anglican Communion, that while. for us the Mass is a real sac;'ifice, it is not another fice. There is onlysacrione death and triumph of Christ. NECESSITY FOR THE PRIESTHOOD. OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA BY baptism, every Christian shares in the priesthood of Christ. This gives hin.: the power
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Race Talk by Rod Evans
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Thursday, January 4, 1973,.
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maybe she will develop Should Australia alGLOUCESTER PARK By BERNARD JAY GOLD QUEST, a filly son over middle distance ways play its best team what is rather coyly (and by Indian Conquest out when he contested the Sir in cricket Tests? inaccurately) quite desJohn Benaud (at rather 7.30—QUALIFYING STAKES (1). of Burnished Gold, im- James Mitchell Handicap This question has arisen long last) gave the selec- cribed as the "killer inpressed when she con- over 2200 metres. This stinct". One imagines it runthe of a Gold Bronze, Conductor, Baytana. chance him result tors to see a as tested the Novice Handi- well bred stallion by Rac- scoring won't worry her very the Test i n in his best from spree form but cap over 1200 metres. The onteur out of the useful on the MCG, the wicket the point of view of much if she doesn't. 8.00—JANUARY THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. track touts reported that mare Lady Bronwyn, ys which, at times in the "blooding" young players Tommy Docherty's apof she had been working trained by Mick Sheehy Dillon's Return, Lord Anstey, Byford Oro. past, has been tailor- —batsmen like Scholes, pointment as manager of well and their judgment at Fremantle and as Wyn- made for instance — it was Manchester for batsmen. United was not misplaced as she rac came from near last largely an exercsie in should help the famous 8.30—QUALIFYING STAKES (2). came from well back in to finish in second place, If the Australain selecfutility. Lancashire club to rethe field to finish in 4th thought that they Sign Again, Grawlin Raider, Ace Dillon. A much more profitable gain lost confidence after staying could be his tors position when the post might get away with om- action would have been the George Best affair was reached. This well business. itting Bob Massie (not to try one of the younger and that shattering 5-0 9.00—RESOLUTION HANDICAP. bred filly should soon reto mention Ross Ed- spinners. In the event, defeat at Crystal Palace. turn a winning cheque Master Graham, Red Safari, Lusty Time. wards) they got what one will be needed now wrote Bobby Breen in Mrs, RUSTLE Norm OF SPRING and is deservMr. or they thoroughly not avail- "The Universe," the U.K. that Mallett is Willows. the first of the progeny of ed from a team which is able for the West Indies. Catholic newspaper. 9.35—NEW YEAR INVITATION STAKES. batstrong be a known to Village Square to race in The Doc is the right • Yankee Rhythm, Bangalore, James Eden. ting side. West Indies cricket lov- man to have at the helm Western Australia, and as SUBSIDIZE ran a great she is out of a Delville It has been criticised ers (who must be counted in storm conditions, race from an outside bar- Wood mare, it could be as being suspect against in the hundreds of thou- though he won't solve all 10.10—TWELFTH NIGHT HANDICAP. rier position in the KarSmokey Western, Susie Girl, Ming Toy. expected that she would pace — a criticism which sands) will be disappoint- the problems overnight. rakatta Plate. This colt by United are not bottom has yet to be substan- ed that they will not be not show up as a two Western Wind is trained tiated. In any event there seeing the elegant bat- in the first Division of by Julius Brockman at year old. However, she is a good deal more to ting and superb fielding the Football League by 10.40—HOLIDAY HANDICAP. Bunbury and showed that put the writing on the Massie than pace; he is of Paul Sheahan on the accident. Tanaka, Elanora, Dale Cliffe. his recent hit outs have wall when she finished below really fast pace, forthcomnig tour. They earned that undigimproved him — and he well in 5th place in the anyhow. And once again the old nified position by failing should be nearly a good Plantagenet Handicap. I His omission gave the problem of an opener to live up to their own thing in any two year old arises. It would seem high standards. races he contests from expect this filly, who is lion-hearted Max Walker that the able and couragBEST BET : DILLON'S RETURN. Dressing room morale a chance and he acquitowned by popular racing now on. eous Ian Recipath will be and low been very personality Moya Brook- ted himself well, but the the one to accompany has the players have suffered choice of O'Keeffe could shaw and trained by not have added much, if Stackpole to the wicket. more than you might imcan Australia always WYNRAC was having Kevin Williams to pay anything, to the selectors' fall back on Edwards, a agine from all the publichis first start for the sea- her way on the turf. ALL CHURCH STATIONERY and knowledge of him. ity surrounding the sorry dedicated, able batsman George Best saga. who can fill any spot his Tommy's first task will PRINTED CHURCH REQUISITES captain requests but he is be to inject new confidknown to dislike opening ence and to convince the and he is very valuable players and backroom number five or six. staff that relegation is not - •* Let us Quote you for your next inevitable. There probbaly has If you are not a Mannever been a "comeback" chester United admirer Order. in international tennis to you might wonder what match that of Margaret all the fuss is about. Court. In winning her The fact is Manchester eleventh Australian championship, she played the United are something spe brand of tennis which she cial. The inspiring leaderconsistently produced ship of Sir Matt Busby 1111.11112KUVIST:1711 11%. when she was much youn- in the post-war years, the 450 Hay St., Perth. Phone 25 9088 ger and long before she Munich air crash which PLUMBING MATERIALS became a wife and took away so many great players in their prime, mother. 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