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KNIGHTS APPEAL FOR CONGRESS
Archbishop Goody has set Sunday, February 11, throughout the Archdiocese as Eucharistic Congress Appeal Sunday. asked to pray, as the This is one week be- to help stage the many Archbishop has already fore the 40th Interna- functions. W.A.'s agreed tional Eucharistic Con- share of the $400,000 esti- urged, for the success in gress opens in Mel- mated to be required is spiritual impact of this bourne, continuing until $15,000. Already the Bun- most important festival. bury and Geraldton Dio- •Other Congress Items the final act of concerted ceses have held their ap- pages 2, 7 and 8. on M.C.G. the at orship w peals. Sunday, February 25. Throughout Australia, The Congress, while the Knights of the being staged in Mel- Southern Cross accepted bourne, is not essentially the bishops' commission Victorian or even Aust- to handle details of the ralian, but truly internacollection, and in the tional. It is already rearchdiocese are geared in overmore ported that Entry to the princievery parish and Massseas visitors, clerical and centre to handle parish pal Congress funclay, will come from all donations. tions at the MCG is than world parts of the by ticket only. ALL there were visitors to the Preliminary parish anthose attending the Olympic nouncements are expectMelbourne Congress, with the exGames. ed to be made on Febception of registered ruary 4, with a special sponsors, should make "world this of Because "Congress" sermon to be an application for congress" the Bishops of preached at all Masses tickets immediately Australia through all dioon Sunday, February 11. by writing to Fr. G. ceses pledged their supCarroll, Catholic port to the host, ArchIn addition to moneChurch Office, Vicbishop Knox, for funds tary assistance, all are toria Square, Perth.
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The Sisters' Committee for the Eucharistic Congress has announced the dates and times of functions arranged specifically for nuns during the Congress. They are: Seminar and Paraliturgy: Saturday, February 17, 10.30 am - 5 pm. Eucharistic Celebration in St. Patrick's Cathedral: Saturday, February 24, 11 am. Celebration Luncheon: Saturday, February 24, 12.30 pm. Communities which have not received application forms should write as soon as possible to the Sisters' Committee, Congress Office, 68 Parliament Pl., East Melbourne 3002, or c/o 154 Cotham Rd., Kew 3101.
SALISBURY, (NC.) — The consecration of Msgr. Patrick Chakaipa as the first black bishop of the Catholic Church in Rhodesia has corrected a dangerous and almost scandalous situation.
There had been wideIn the past, the sheer Michael's Mission. He atspread hope for the A- wordiness of the Church tended school there as a fricanization of top on racism was often su- boy before he went on to Church posts. Previously spect and a times a hin- the minor and major sethe Church in Rhodesia derance to effective Chri- minary at Chishawasha. had reserved top posi- stian action. tions of leadership to an But now, a significant In 1970 he was appointall-white episcopate. change has taken place. ed episcopal vicar of the Mtoko-Mrewa district to Until Bishop Chakai- The Church had adjust- the east of Salisbury and pa's consecration on ed an imbalance and, al- was responsible to the January 14, as auxiliary though late, this is seen archbishop of Salisbury of Salisbury, Rhodesia by black Catholics in for all church affairs in was the only country in Rhodesia as a bold and that area. the whole of Africa with decisive action. an impressively high More than 20,000 peoBishop Chakaipa is number of black Catho- ple thronged into the famous as an author. Filics that was still without Rufaro Stadium in Sali- ve of his published noa black bishop. sbury to witness the con- vels, in the Shona lanCriticism was both ri- secration of their first guages, have received fe and valid that the Ca- black bishop. prizes at literary comtholic Church in RhodeThe apostolic delegate petitions, and his first sia — otherwise so out- for Southern Africa, Arch- novel has been reprinted spoken in matters of in- bishop Alfredo Polendri- nine times. terracial justice — re-I ni, was present. Also premained white-ruled and, sent was an elderly trifor that matter, white- bal chief Michael Chiveorientated. ro. who, many years ago, ON INSIDE PAGES The consecration of helped to open the misthe first Catholic black sion school where the 4 Calendar bishop in Rhodesia must new bishop was educatas a boy. ed also be seen in another 10 Classified Ads „. context. The Catholic In 1913, nine years afChurch has a notable hi- ter Chivero had been Cohn Clark 11 story of pronouncements baptized a Catholic at 3 condemning racial pre- Chishawasha, he used to Letters judice and discrimina- walk from the Chishawa12 Music tion. sha mission near Salisbu3 External legislative ry to St. Michael's Mis- News in Pars controls and social con- sion, a distance of near2 ventions in Rhodesia, ho- ly 100 miles. He would Theatre wever, restrict the pa- teach catechism for six Sister Philomena storal freedom of the months there and then walk back to ChishawaEarle 9 Church. But the Church could not blame the Sta- sha to collect his wages, 6 a total sum of about $15. TV, Radio All enrolments for the forthcoming Catechist te or society for not breaking out of racialism 12 School for 1973 are expected to be lodged by or apartheid for at least Bishop Chakaipa was Sport Thursday, February 8 with Father J. Nestor, Ca- the semblance of this) born in 1932 in the Mondoro Reserve near St tholic Education Office, 45 Tyrell Street, Nedlands within itself.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR NEWS IN PARS Eucharistic Congress and Council of Churches MAJELLAN GROUPS
Yokine Majellans are opening their activities for 1973 with a meeting at the home of Mrs. Elsie Waddell, 116 Moulden Avenue, Yokine, on Thursday February 8, at 1.30 p.m. *
At Mirrabooka, the Majellan meeting is to discuss the theme of Eucharistic Congress, "Love One Another", under the direction of Father Ronan, O.F.M. The meeting takes place at the home of Mrs. Kath Stewart, 39 Quadia Road, commencing with Mass at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7. Further details from Mrs. B. Miller, 49 2509.
A 28-page official preview souvenir of the (The Record, January 18) They are Sr. Myrtle 40th International EuDear Sir, a Rome message to the a of in rebuttal allegations a of absence in of Congress Loreto charistic effect that the Papal LeConvent, The Marryatville, and Sr. M, colour has been publishMass Society report, quoted by your cor- gate to the Congress is atin L Ellen, who taught in respondent C. McDonnell (The Record, January to be Cardinal ed by the Advocate Press Lawrence From MICHAEL WILSON Adelaide for five years Ltd., Melbourne. It Pty. regarding a compromise deal made by the Shehan who, the report VATICAN CITY: Cardinal Jan Willebrands, Dutch president of the 1) 1 but was transferred may be ordered from to Eucharistic Congress Organisers with the Austra- states, "became one of Secretariat for Christian Unity, will be present throughout the Melbourne Advocate Press Pty. Ltd., CATHOLIC WOMENS' LEAGUE Blackburn, Victoria, Churches would seem to confirm the most respected and last Eucharistic Congress and will also visit Perth, to paritcipate in ecumenical 143 a'Beckett Street, Brother Roberts, a Christian Brother from lian Council of allegations. year. i nfluential voices of the Broome, will address the afternoon meeting at truth of the prayer meetings. Melbourne 3000 or GPO They will be the first t he clauses are: 1. Rosary crusades or other moderate progressives of League headquarters on Wednesday, February 7 The 63-year-old Cardi- February 26, as the guest ector of the seminary in Box 2854AA, Melbourne he T Loreto nuns to work there will be no public devotions to Our Vatican II". nal will fly from Rome of Archbishop Goody, 1945. at 1.45 p.m.; the executive meeting takes place at 3001. among Australian Abo- ' That eucharistic pro- Lady. The report adduces 10 a.m. the same day. on February 11, but his who is a member of the In 1946, the Cardinal public ' rigines. 3. "That the Catholic further or other assoonly specific task at the unity Secretariat. evidence as to Meetings: Shenton Park, Sunday, February 4 at c essionstriumphalism. was named president of In addition to being a Church be involved in the Cardinal's In the recent provincial elections, Sister They will of publication teach Congress is to make a useful "progres- 7 p.m. in the parish hall; Leederville, Annual Genat lated e Associathe That evening the Car- the Willibrord be no Action for World Devel- siveness". St. John of God school Mary Assumpta Moriarty ( left) was elected informamajor address on Chr!s- dinal will preside at an tion for promoting ecu- background eral Meeting, in the presbytery, Thursday, Feb. 8 2. "That there opment." in Broome, where there tian unity on Friday, ecumenical prayer meet- menical work in Holland tion and historical facts All in all, it could be at 7.30 p.m.; weekly card parties, Thursdays at Provincial of the Dominican Sisters in W.A. are 175 February 16. It would seem that a an illuminating Congress 1 p.m.; social afternoon, Wednesday, February 21. the Congress, the on Dutch Aborigines ing in St. Mary's Cathe- and in 1948 was Assumpta has been Sister Mary Assumamong the pupils. new slogan has been for those with ears to Towards the end of the dral. delegate to the World book contains a concise Principal of Siena, pta replaces Sister M. by adopted some of our see—even if Congress, Cardinal WilleCouncil Churches lift-out guide to the Consome of of the "We will work from 8 Ten W.A. members have accepted invitations to The cardinal will give the Dominican Girls' de Sales, who will "progressive" leaders — eyes are dimmed with be present at a brands will attend sesmeeting in Amsterdam. gress functions. to 2.30," Sr. Myrene said special C.W.L. Mass during the a public lecture on TuesSchool in Doubleleave the end High at of "surrender on demand". tears. sions of an ecumenical this week. Melbourne Congress for members from Victoria day, February 27 in Win- In 1951, Cardinal Wille view. the month to take up By way of reassurance, seminar to which many J. G. McKINLEY Cath brands organised a Sir, and Wagga Wagga, followed by a reception. "I believe the whole Dear throp Hall on the ecuher new appointment thous- it was gratifying to read theologians from all Over Moora. is Pictured here place goes flat at 2.30 — There must be menical situation in the olic conference in Rchne as Councillor-General Cathothe world and of many Australian Sister M. Assumpta world and the next day on ecumenical questions siesta time — because ands of The annual Pound Day at the Little Sisters of in Can"Signadou" at religious denominations Pope Paul called him to with Mother M. Joseles who are suffering will return to Rome. of the heat. the Poor at Glendalough will be held on Sunday, berra. have been invited. Rome in 1964 and conf rom psychological sickPrioress Generphine, April 1. Cardinal Willebrands secrated him a bishop, "After school we hope ness and there is a need They include Dr Lukas the Dominican al of eight For the past The organising committee is now beginning to to work with the people. of some organisation to Vischer, director of the took a doctorate in philo- assistant to the late CarDear Sir, Order in Australia. make preparations for the event and will be hold- years, Sister Mary the Anglicum dinal Bea in the Secresophy at "We will go can off people to the which these World Council of ChurchThe immediate reaction to the good news of ing its next meeting on February 26 at 8 p.m. at in Rome. His thesis on tariat. camps and see what we belong. es Faith and Order ComJohn Henry Newman peace in Vietnam is one of elation and joy for the Home. Anyone interested in joining this work can do there. mittee, and Fr Thomas body Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Cardinal Willebrands this Perhaps for the aged is welcome to attend this meeting. sparked his interest in "It will all men of goodwill. depend on ould be called the Guild Stransky, Superior of the succeeded Cardinal Bea ecumenical matters. what the people them Paulists, who is flying to the presidency of the Dymphna, who is But those who have destroy souls. selves want us to do." of St. The Ladies' Committee for the Jesuit Missions from New York. He taught philosophy Secretariat and was elesaint of the suffered directly at the patron the O'DOHERTY If, therefore, we are to are holding a champagne buffet at the home of Mr. For COLM some Theatre by • time Sr, psychologically sick. CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 After the Congress, at Warmond Major Semi- vated to the College of bands of the Communists meet spiritual force with Myrene has spent her and Mrs. N. R. Tucker, 153 Victoria Street, Mosman LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Cardinal Willebrands will nary in Holland from Cardinals in the Pope's Alpha Beta, by E. A. Whitehead, directed school holidays at Point I have been in touch as the Vietnamese have a greater spiritual force, Park, on Saturday, February 10, at 7 p.m. Tickets, about me struck Two things fly to Perth on Monday, 1940 until becoming Dir- April 28, 1969, consistory. 1 Locks, Door Closers Ind Safes Overhauled and Serviced of Hertha Father with done know only too well we Catholics and all men S3.50 single, are available from Mrs. by David Addenbrooke for the Western Australian Theatre Company at the McLeay Aboriginal ReCooper (86 4390) CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service t he national shrine of St. that peace is alien to the of goodwill serve teaching sewilig, must turn to or Mrs. Palandri (86 1949). Hole-in-the-Wall Theatre. Dymphna at Massillon Communist doctrine of God for The play deals with the space of two hours, ing their lines, though I and pottery. deliverance State Hospital, Ohio, hate and violence; peace the breakdown of mar- but if Mr. Whitehead am more inclined to "I am mad on art and U.S.A. and with various for them is respite from through prayer and penhad presented his char- sheet this fault home to craft and am ance. riage. taking a :mental health organisaFirst, it appears to be acters and permitted the author rather than wheel and kiln for pot- tions both here and ab- war when they are on This alone is the forthe receiving end. an accurate observation the situation to arise of the actors. tery," she said. mula for a genuine and oad. Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 of what is now recognis- its own free will, then 'I think it's an ideal I shall be glad to ansThere is no human lasting peace which the ed as a moderately com- at least, we, the audiFrom the point of medium for Aborigines. wer all letters on this force in the world that Mother of God held out PERTH & 2 LONDON COURT mon situation. ence, could have specu- view of acting, the sec"They're can halt the tide of Com- to us at Fatima when used to ,ubject. WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. ALL FOR Secondly, despite this lated upon backgrounds ond and third acts were handling clay." GREGORY WALSH, munist aggression which she asked for the Rosary Correction: An item in the last issue should have GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. SPORTING accurate observation of and upon the expecta- splendid and gave a Campion Colleoe, comes from the spiritual to be said every day. referred to Mrs. J. 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Archdiocesan Fr. Hughes going;role Calendar priest - teacher
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The opening of the completed section of St. Christopher's Cathedral, Canberra. The Archbishop.
Father Donald Hughes, O.M.I. ( pictured) the retiring rector of Mazenod will leave Perth this week more convinced than ever of the role that the priest teacher can play in the education of youth.
Thursday, February], 1973,
EDITORIAL Peace came?
The American disengagement from the war in After seven years in 7.30 p.m. The opening of the ten week W.A., Fr. Hughes is to V ietnam finally appears to have happened, Lay Catechist Training Course at Mer- become rector of St. W hether the war has ended is a very doubtful cedes College, Victoria Square. Mary's Oblate Seminary, question and whether peace has arrived is an even pringvale North, Vicmore doubtful proposition. 10 a.m. The final religious profession in S 11 toria. For the whole world it has been the sorriest St. Joseph's Church, Subiaco, of Sisters Father Hughes is a Matthew Byrne De Porres Davis and about the principle that war should not lesson member of a well-known Columba Howard of the Congregation of h appen. Why precisely war should not happen Fremantle family. He was St. John of God. i s not easy to determine in the particular ine ducated at Our Lady of stance. The Archbishop will take part in the Missions School Freman12-17 The published photograph and television has Pre-Congress studies and discussions that tle and later at C.B.C.. b rought close-up the visual horror of so many give special emphasis to ecumenism. His studies for the innocent victims — especially the young — burnt, priesthood were done at The 40th International Eucharistic Con18-25 St. Charle's Seminary, d isfigured and in death. gress in Melbourne. Guildford and later in But this is an uncomfortable reason for con. 7.30 p.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral an Ireland where he was 26 war because the human mind cannot demning ecumenical service to mark the visit to ordined to the priesthood than a part of the truth. It has formore retain Perth of His Eminence, John Cardinal in 1957. gotten the starving of Bangladesh or the four-a. been engaged He has Willebrands, President of the Secretariate night murders that have plagued Dacca for a in the teaching apostolafor Christian Unity. year. te for most of his years 27 8 p.m. A public lecture in Winthrop Hall since then. He was eight We have no stomach to see close up on screen years in Queensland and by Cardinal Willebrands. or the page the hundreds who mangle them. then did a six month coselves to death on the roads daily. Of the mas28 7.30 p.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral a Mass urse in the Philippines on sacre of the unborn in a clinical operating theatre for the Polish community celebrated by an exchange basis. the less said the better — although it can be deHis Eminence Karol Wojtyla, Archbishop He has been a provinbated in detached tones by amazingly impassive of Cracow. cial councillor of the Ophysicians and others who at least have the delblate Fathers for the past Hughes admits that it is milies of the students." seven years. icacy of a proper vocabulary. a fair question whether he continued. "At MazeHe was the foundation Thus the horror of war can be argued by the should priests phased be we developed nod have 20 Mabel St rector for Mazenod Col- out of teaching into pa- strong ties with the fa- professional pacifist who can make peace sound lege in 1966 and watched milies of the 30 country so easy and who lacks only one master stroke — South Perth its n umber grow from rish roles. "My stay the West in students who have boar- that human beings simply refuse to do what PAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 32, in the initial year, to has convinced me of my ded with us." the idealist wants them to when it gets down to the enrolment of 250 toposition on the place of "Equally, this access to real action and justice in the world. day. The bona fides of such a position draws the As a member of the the priest in the class- so many families of the school has revealed to me human conscience to state that that W.A. Catholic Education room", he says. is where a "The priest who is li- the appalling number of Commission he has been person ought to stand on this issue of war. the stened to on secular sub- parents who have given with impressed But it makes no allowance for the duplicity greater jects chanhas a task the the away of growth that has taken O PTOMETRISTS and sinfulness that bedevil the best of intentions. place within the Com- ce of being listened to Christian formation of 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phcine 24 3543 The end of the hostilities may earn us a little when speaking on reli- their children as being days the mission from 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 silence gion. from not a few figures who have secured And not can only them" a task he beyond when the local Catholic R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist quite a degree of personal aggrandisement, free Education Office consi- he speak of Christian ii- concluded. of charge, as they seized the opportunity for dested of a priest and se- ving and the sacramental cretary to the present life, he can also actually Fr. BURKE LEAVES I magoguery, however subtle and impeccably Also departing from posed, at the highly qualified compe- give those sacraments to expense of the war in Vietnam. tent staff that is able to the boys and girls", he Perth this week is OblaOthers have taken to cheering at the foot of te identity Father Joseph co-ordinate the efforts of added. the gallows, but history never tells of what hapReferring 0.M.I., Burke, to the a member priesteducation in Catholic teacher's opportunity to of the Oblate Communi- pened to the masses when the excitement was Western Australia. SPECIAL know the students more ty in Fremantle where over. In his own area of acH OSPITA,L The Communist basks in the half light. For a Orsonally, Fr'. Hughe§ he was chaplain to the tivity, Father Hughes has said that the student prison. For the recent hundred years now his has been a philosophy pleased by been the efcame to have a close-up months he has been chap- which is never bound to tell the truth because fort to rationalise educaappreciation of what the lain at Sacred Heart Col- it doesn't matter. tion by the co-educatiopriesthood meant. ldge, Sorrento. He has a relentless view of history in which he nal sharing of subjects "But most specially He leaves to take up sees that has occurred bethimself as always right — not even his the priest teacher has a the chaplancy at Boys' ween Catholic schools in special entree to the fa- Town, Beaudesert. Qld. slogans have to make sense. There always is an OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST the Hills area. i ntellectual lie to cover up the truth that anyone His further hope is that or anything is expendable. CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS there would be a trend I t is intended quite bluntly that the revolution towards more integrated PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... _ 21 8151 need not dawn successfully in his own lifetime — co-educational matricuPERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... _ _ he has too much to lose. The first Communist 21 5304 lation colleges because in who steps aside from power for the sake of his FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET _ ... 35 2602 such colleges he feels, the brothers will make the pages of history. freedoms that he would COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET 3 2655 like to see could be given So he will sit in the midst of our cities, enjoy to senior students. ing the comfort of political stability, accepting the empty accolades of Left Wing intellectuals At present it is not possible to do this when whom he despises anyhow, and laughing at a younger students occupy world he is dedicated to destroy. Father Bob Hailstone, one of South Australia's the same school campus. Maybe here the Christian might find some contop radio and TV current affairs commentators, However, while he feels Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS., that higher tradictory agreement on a peace that never looks education is this week attacked Australia's silence on China's like happening — there is no lasting city here PERTH. 6000 desirable and advantage- nuclear tests. below. ous, Fr. Hughes says he ALSO He was speaking on bout to let off nuclear V ietnam isn't over after all because the real is worried by the tenden- Monday last during his devices. CITY ARCADE, PERTH. 6000 questions that lie locked behind the masks of a cy of parents who overRadio talkbaek 5DN "They will be only d ALSO ozen Communist countries have never been stretch the mental capaprogramme, Open Mind. 1,500 miles from Ausa cities of their children nswered. Maybe the answer is beyond the West. 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH Fr. Hailstone said that tralia, too. and even crucify some of "The Chinese bombs at the time of the ARE NOW SELLING them for their lack of French nuclear tests, will be let off the same $80,000 LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 attainment. ÷ MEMORIALS 4,500 miles from Aus- distance from Australia FULL BOOKS $100. Higher education, he tralia, he had taken part as the French bombs. PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS says, is not possible for in a protest march "I haven't heard a THIS LOTTERY WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY all. against the tests. word of protest from 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE SO HURRY. Faced with today's He had marched, not the Government. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected shortage of priests, Fr. because he was afraid "I'm disillusioned, as 3 nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed of radioactive fallout in I usually am, with poliDesigns and Quotes without obligation. Australia, but because tics, politicians and 'We have over 60 years experience." 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Teleketics, the new TV form, A unique audio-visual experience awaits television watches in Western Australia this week when they will learn a new ten letter word - Teleketics.
TIMES OF SHOWING
Teleketics will be shown on the four commercial W.A. channels over a tenweek period. PROGRAMME No. 1: Baptism, The Sacrament of Belonging. Alfredo scarred by fire and homeless, is drawn by the warmth and love he sees among the children of the "Hacienda". When he asks to join them, his request is answered by the simple declaration, "You are my brother". This programme starts on the various channels as follows: Saturday, February 3, at 9 a.m. and Sunday, February 4, at 10.30 a.m., TVW7. February Sunday, 11, at 10 a.m., STW9. February Sunday, 18, at 5 p.m., BTW3 (Bunbury) and GSW9 ( Albany). Sunday, February 25, at 10 p.m., VEW8 (Kalgoorlie) and VEW 3 (Kambalda).
Religious broadcasts by the A.B.C.
However in Teleketics He added: "Teleketics They will be seeing the great success with Telefirst of a series of ten keitcs among young ser- shows how religion can there is first the explanaunusual, provocative film vicemen. Fr. Meates has be taught in the old-fa- tion by the expert modprogrammes been with shioned parable way as erator of what the film -cum-live concerned used by Christ. Only now will be trying to tell in which will quickly beco- younger audiences. electronics are moving situations and talking point me a "Challenge - Sydney During the half-hour modern RADIO will among TV audiences. Maguire used as an aid to the what the characters Carter:" Fr. viewing SUNDAY, portraying. be parables. Over the past few Teleketics, which could leads secondary and terFEBRUARY 4, 1973. "The films tell how As a film ends the modyears discusthere has been a in students tiary described in part as be "Encounter": "Introeveryday events can teach erator will set the disrevolution in the type parables in film or the sions on the movies. Eucharisthe duction to reunderstanding of an cussion going with quesof music used in churmessage in Christian Flashbacks are shown ligious principles. tic Congress." 8.00 a.m. tions on the meaning of ches. sight and sound, is not during the discussions. ( 6WF). "The 10 - 12 minute characters' words, The traditional hymns new to the movie screen ,Fr. Patrick Ahern, Di- films don't tell much of the "Sacred Music": Patactions, the portrayals, are still used, but alongbut has not been pro- ector of Catholic Radio a story but they give rick Kirkwood presents music. grammed for television and Television in W.A. people who watch them theme music from Magdalen side them has developed ask viewers to will He before in Australia. said that he was amazed time to pause and to College, Oxford, of the a collection of 'folk' type songs, less introat the practicality of the think of themselves and try to put themselves in17th Century. We also The exciting new ven- presentation of Telekespective and more socthe of minds the side Cantatas short two hear their own reaction to the ture in religious commu- tics on TV shows. ially conscious than the ctors. a by Buxtehude. 8.15 a.m. stimuli of life around nication is a series of standard hymns of a In the flashback dis(6WN). them". 16 mm films designed to decade ago. "It presents a wonderMaguire will "Let's Face It": Dr. G. A critic who saw some cussions Fr. help viewers to relate ful opportunity for paA man who has conand stories the relate from the Blackburn H. everyday happenings to rents to get an under- of the films, which are their interpretations to Baptist Board of Christ- tributed to this revoluon the movie i n colour, major points in contem- standing of the new way the emotive responses ian Education in Mel- tion is English songporary faith. their children are being screen and with a little from the audiences to writer, poet and folk bourne. 9.00 (Regs.) religion now", bit of help from Fr. Ma- religion. singer, Sydney Carter, This form of religious taught "Divine Service": Turguire soon found the simMr... Carter.. visited education has so far Fr. Ahern. Methodist ramurra In the case of the film ple messages in them. Australia last year for a been confined to film Church in Sydney. 1L00 He said that some paOne of them, on Penan- on Penance the moral concert and lecture tour sessions chiefly by two rents were worried by ce, concerned a subject shows through clearly, events aof religious singing and talking aMelbourne priests an the phasing out of the which is with each of us in short, that although am. (6WN). Army chaplain, Fr. Bob old methods of learning as we step out our front you may never injure a Hymn bout his own songs. "Community Maguire, and Franciscan by catechism and the em- door every day and get pedestrian with your car Combined During this visit he reSinging:" a television proFr. Jim Meates. RSCM Choirs of Can- corded phasis on the seven dea- into the driving seat of God forgives just as the berra. 6.30 p.m. (6WF) gramme in Melbourne little girl does. Fr. Maguire has had dly sins. the family car. with a small group of Many of the films are ligious education in this and (Regs.). This film crashes in local poets and musi"Cross Ways:" "The on the emotions in the quite abstract with many case—is based on anscians who share his inopening scenes when the intertwined sights and wers, not questions," he Place of Sex in Society terests. Today." John Robson of —star?— who has been sounds. The audience added. They discuss trends to a drinking session will be asked to react to Commenting on Tele- Sydney. 9.15 pm. (6WN) in church and perform "In Quires and Places knocks down a little girl the symbolic presenta- ketics, a Jesuit theologsome of Carter's songs. tions with questions. with his speeding car. ian, Fr. Karl Rahner, The Adelaide Singers Local singers, Danny by the Rev. conducted The will inquestions He shows immediate theological said, "The Spooner, and Franciscus and sorrow, clude: What was the au- problem today is the art Father Oliver O'Brien Henri sing "Silver in the remorse thor getting at? This in of drawing religion out 9.45 p.m. (6WN). PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! mainly for himself. "The Epilogue": The Stubble" and "When I He visits the girl in ho- turn will have the audi- of man not pumping it RADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOR:, — SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — Quodlibet Singers of Needed a Neighbour'', ence trying harder to find into him. spital where she is conIRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS Brisbane with the Rev. two of Carter's best fined to bed, paralysed. the film's basic message NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE "Faith is the search for Stephen Freshwater., known songs. which will come through The shock of seeing at least during discus- Christ in all corners of 11.10 p.m. (6WN); 11.45 R ECORDS her makes him more sion. experience; religion and p.m. (Regs). Special 12" Records, well known brands from sorry. Her father orders "The main message I ritual are the celebration him out of the room be$1.99 believe is the message of of everything encounter- WEDNESDAY, cause he feel unforgiv- love. said Fr. Ahern. ed in the search." or Give a Gift Token FEBRUARY 7, 1973 ing. The girl forgives the "There is no doubt in According to the direc("Religion in Life" Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre man. my mind that the mes- tor of marketing of TeleThe dramatic film se- sage will give watchers ketics in Australia, Mr. Spot): Herbert Davies quences shown in Penan- something to think about J. Rowe, "Young people talks about St Francis Assisi. 10.15 p.m. ce have a far greater im- —something worth think- today live more with of AMBATO, Ecuador (6WN). 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK pact on the viewer than ing about. to 5,000 (NC).—Close symbols than ideas. it would be possible to "Teleketics is fundaacres of land owned by Phone 61 1270 "Just listening to their MONDAY to FRIDAY, get from the written mentally based on the , music and their speech FEBRUARY 5 to 9, 1973 the Ambato diocese were word. fact that education—regiven to 90 Indian farm leads us to discover a "Readings from the families after they provwealth of highly charged images and to realise Bible:" The Rev. Mich- ed their cooperative efael Webber of Hobart. forts to be a success. that any proclamation of "We are doing this in faith aimed at affecting 7.10 a.m. (6WN); 6.20 am. social (Regs). spirit of the their lives cannot afford "By The Way": "Wo- change that now moves to ignore such language," men and the Church". ithe Church," said Bishop he said, Sister Maureen Flood of Vicente Cisneros of Am"It is a form of expres- Melbourne recently re- bato, in awarding the sion that closely resem- turned from an Inter- land titles here. bles the symbolic dis- national Theology ConThe land had been docourse of Scripture and ference in the USA at nated to the diocese over the use of gesture in which theologians spoke. the years by heirless liturgy. 10.20 a.m. (6WN) and owners or came from en"Symbol is above all (Regs). rich dowments from the language of film; families in the area. FRIDAY, where its purpose is not Under a programme primarily analytical nor FEBRUARY 9, 1973. run by the Ecuadorian "Encounter": "Would Institute of Land Reform, explanatory, but provocawe Kill Jesus Today?" the Indian families retive." is presented by the Rev. ceived financial and techTeleketics is more than Graham Hardy of St. nical help. For some an exciting alternative to Stephen's Presbyterian months before the transtext books on religion. Church in Macquarie fer the 90 families sucIn film and discussion Street, Sydney. 2.15 p.m. cessfully ran two farmabstraction disappears. 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Leprosy, an ancient disease and modern tre atment
By Sister M. Philomena Earle, B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip.Dietetics, A.I.M.T., God Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. of St. John of antiquities remain and have shown how long we Many fascinating results of the study One of the outstanding examples is leprosy. diseases. our of have been suffering from some
on not agent known. such as muscular pains, experiment This terrible disease mediate antigenic the theory, and acting skin e, malais is disease which is bringing much This cruel t of a spread by di- a raised temperature factor is componen suffering, appalling dis- probably growth earliest days at a the for lasting an with contact fi gurement and death to rect phase, for example, the of leprosy time. hundreds of people in "open" case staphylococcus aureus. unfortunately, Of the three main many parts of the world which, diaMy custom was to been type have nodular types the has been with us since may not deal with pus from a the which in one the gnosed. is Christ. the time of We know that nodu- response to the inocula- boil in a special method We read of the mirafar more tion cleared the com- which terminated in exculous cure in this time lar types are nervous plaint. In careful obser- cellent results. than nfectious were i lepers when ten perfect ones. Children born of vation the initial lesion When I was able to to brought the dis- is often found to be sol- procure a large organic health and only one of lepers develop fifty per itary and situated on nodule wi teeming these health restored in- ease in about re- any part of the body. bacilli from a leper individuals returned to Je- cent of cases, unless their parwith nodules sus with his gift of moved from Some crops of spores undated — which birth at ents over his body and all thanks. when disappear not both sides. do Leprosy is not a virus is trying on falls, face, I made a vaccine is not the temperature disease smallpox, The in a special way. The inis as disease, form to enlarge but . There jections were given litbut may be dealt with in found hereditary somethese and causes nodules according to my erally a similar method to pre- are pre-disposing in times ulcerate. instructions. vent the onset. Practical Leprosy is endemic of the The removed nodules details regarding this various parts After a period his greatest on which I worked conmethod may have ex- world and the shrunk; he was nodules number of cases show tained masses of lepra then proved negative; cellent results. the between organism The hemselves bacilli. a t Leprosy which is was discharged from the 30 years. was differentiated from disease characterised by ages of 10 and and lived well hospital bacillus. tubercle A tumor is produced the the formation of specific for eleven years. His cells" "lepra ontaining A careful and special nephew stated he then infective tumors, effects c enclose chiefly the skin and sub- which usually method of a vaccine was died of pneumonia. cutaneous tissues, mu- lepra acilli. The bacilli specially prepared. So the antigenic value and are found in the skin — cous membrane treatment of this method of vacVaccine ulcers, in and ules nod nerves. eripheral p mem- may be used to rein- cine proved fruitful. Its Many lepers have de- the nasal mucous and force immediate cure appearance was of a liver the veloped diabetes, prob- brane, in and to confer immunity dense opacity with milblood ably due to the bacilli in- spleen, also in the against recurrence. All lions of lepra bacilli. much a to but times -proat d lecting the insulin solemnise of vaccines The dosages were libewas which preparation marriage their after the Sullivan John in Mrs. .and extent Mr ducing cells in the pan- lesser must be carried out rated without the slightnerves. in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Bunbury, last month. The bride was Janina creas. with great care and a nce or exZechowski. The incubation period full knowledge of the est inconvenie Leprosy is definitely ternal response. usis majority the n i not bacillus, caused by a two and relevant factors. a virus. The infection ually between Clinically, the I have found by ex- • To be continued. occurs in the majority five years. and perience that vaccines insiduous is onset the of patients through lesion is ap- made from stock culSister M. Philomena Ear!e, skin and less frequently before any B.Sc., A T.N.A., Dip, may be tures are useless It there parent . Dietetics, A.I.M.T. inhalation by no inter- found normal symptoms seems to me, relying on There is
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the present restrictive Socialist Deputy, Loris mental anomalies". The second article dis- laws. Fortuna announced plans The Rome-based Moveto put his abortion legis- penses with the need for lation before Parliament such a certificate at the ment for the Liberation Woman supported VATICAN CITY (NC).—Pope Paul told jouron February 11, the an- discretion of the attend- of "as Fortuna's legislation niversary of Italy's 1929 ing physician. nalists here that readers expected from them first toward a phase concordat with the Vatiperform A doctor can "a range of information that is honest, accurate, can. without reaching the broader ob- as complete as possible," but he made it clear abortion an jective of recognizing "We are not fanatics," seeking the cretificate vatican has no intention of revealing the woman's full and ex- that the "convincthe 49-year-old legislator provided he is about the Church's affairs. hing clusive right to dispose everyt told newsmen. "Some ed in good faith that the of own her ent body". Jesuits "Clearly," he told the room for improvem and Catholic abortion is necessary at The Roman Feminist methVatican's the ren i mother's "there the save moral theologians are once to j ournalists, Movement stated: "We informaagainst a total blockage life or to forestall a main limits demanded ods of getting who the undergo rawest press. the to the tion and of abortion." serious and permanent discretion kinds of opposition to by He said that the VatiFortuna asserted that injury to the pregnant abortion mounted by re- common good, in the or physical rch more than in can had not "achieved Chu his law would simply woman's and actionary sexist everything possible and societies. "regulate" abortion and psychological health". forces can be induced to other "The reason is simple. desirable to make your not make it indiscrimi- Italy's penal code out- welcome any reform in the Church must work easier. At any rate, If nately available. laws abortion without this field." good knowledge fresh progress can be However, The first article of qualification. The movement declar- have a she must achieved in a climate of world therathe admits of e practic Fortuna's legislation reed its opposition to any if she respect, confidence and and the for, on care abortion laws that regulate aborquires a certificate, sign- peutic co- sincere collaboration." broad ed by two physicians, ground that life-saving tion, called for "total ab- must arouse Calling the press "an that an abortion is neces- actions lie beyond the rogation of the crime of operation from her chilse force in our are immen decisions law. her penal dren, of sary for the woman's reach abortion," and denounced Pope Paul ilation," Gospel civ the upon Physical 04 mental healpatriarchal-capitalis- based Two women's libera- "a journalists to th, or to avert "a risk tion organizations en- tic society that makes and her own living trad- warned "not that the unborn child dorsed Fortuna's legisla- motherhood a private ition, not on the world's wield their power public opi- as masters but as serMay suffer physical or tion as a lesser evil than matter while binding spirit nor on women to years of work nion, which often fails vants." Journalism, the Pope to grasp the complexity and child-care". was a profesFortuna said that his of the theological or declared, demanding consat Fiion problems toral pas legislation was not backcience and courage. ed by any party. But he stake. He was speaking to Pope Paul listed some expressed confidence that 200 foreign corabout efforts Vatican's the of Italy's non-Church-related ts working in of responden coverage make parties would eventually to easier Italy, most of them support it, just as they Church affairs Italy's of had eventually supported and more complete — a members Press Hall, Press con- Foreign Press AssociaNo order too big or too small his divorce Bill. We can supply every need Asked whether his leg- ferences on new papal tion, and their wives. The very first require—if at all manufactured. islation drew any line documents as they apc between abortion in the pear, the distribution of ment of the journalisti them- profession, Pope Paul early and last months of the documents GIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— pregnancy, Fortuna res- selves along with trans- observed, was what he g ponded that interruption lations, and early re- described as "submittin of pregnancy in the final lease of documents with yourself to reality." And dates he pointed out that rerelease months "is infanticide, future ality consisted not only "where possible." not abortion". The Pope admitted, of facts but of situations But he said the moral of question deciding however, that there was of mentalities. whether an interruption of pregnancy was abortion or infanticide would W holesale General Grocers be left to the individual a nd Confectionary Merchants doctor.
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"I've never seen at other like it anywher in the world," the Littl doubt that the universal enactment There is no woman bringing up children in the home worse off— Sisters' general, Mothe married Marie Antoinette, said i leave the relatively, but absolutely. Adelaide. not merely The higher the wosource they go out to work what "It was a joy to seWSPAPER Price: 10 cents. rom the F earnings, wages would discourage child- man's higher CLARK) it." COLIN (By the for is it difficult more would _ bearing. workers be The day centre is fo for women Aborigines. Often it is the hus- her to give them up, Australian aid? elderly Aborigines. and temporarily, p at even acfind got we has do who what band but few There may be a The main section is an in- the other end of the still naive customed to having two husbands too feel large room with no fu who are believe that ;incomes coming into creasing reluctance to scale? camp B. enough to Are there countries niture and a come from the household, and who lose the wife's earnings. middle. the n i they would natural a have all We numbers the on insistent where recent industrial pro- is most r educed There are also sma ) had better wife continuing working tendency to avoid res- of births have been inThey ts. fi outside the home (as ponsibility if opportuni- sufficient to replace the ler rooms, including r again. think showe and well as doing the house- ty offers. present population in kitchen Why the industrialist 0 to ability wife's The rooms. work). the next generation? prothe make to able is reincome high a first earn want the who was those For Japan does make The day centre begat fits which he husband's such case. Average Japthe requiring an concrete evidence, we duces about six months ago a is a matter which now have the results sense of his responsibi- anese family size had al- an experiment. explanation lengthy from a special sample lity to provide for his ready begun to decline too be ould w The sisters had som ar- census which was re- family. He will not work as early as the 1920's. this in insertion f or doubts about the prc otherwise he as hard of so West legislation in held the cently After assured ticle; but rest events in my 25 years ,of entertainment promoGermany. These caused might have, or be so abortion under the Am- ject, especially as mos3raout that industrial profits Aborigines rvauc*sr_ibes the forthelderly the of employseek to anxious a considerable stir when erican Military Governmoney," Mothe would not be reduced by it caters for do nof. Antoinette said. pay but higher at ment Valley, Myrtle ba— decline at the presented were 1949 in they ment wages a rise in women's speak English. European Popula- calling for harder work. became precipitious. the be there would The pattern was the for either important N "This is Those studying the in Conference tion Throughout the 1950's But the centre has same all over the world, dignity. any reduction in men's their above figures may have the number of children turned out to be extreStrasbourg in 1971. wages. So that the results begun to ask themselves born in Japan was 10 mely successful — alThe rise in women's whether this particular per cent below the num- most embarrassingly so. wages would be entire- not be confused by generation of Germans bers required just for ly passed on in the form married couples who "Not only do they who married be- replacement. However, of higher prices (or have only recently star- (those in the day time, come 1950 and 1954 — this did not last. Japanhigher taxes, in the case ted their families, the tween also now stay the they sample census was ese average family size DRY and SWEET of Government employ- figures quoted below re- the night," Mother Marie since and late only to couples who taken in 1966) were pro- recovered, ees). said. Antoinette ALTAR WINES The principal losers have been married for ducing enough children 1963 has been above reextremely an is "It themselves, replace to level. years. 16 to placement 12 families would be the published good sign, but also Figures They record the num- with so many families with young children desomething of a probpendent on men's wages bers of children in the having less than two some years ago for lem. not were They children. of (which age the Russia under family family's Soviet and when the ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) replacing themselves. caused Kruschev con"We will have to proreal income is reduced, 18. For women not work- It is widely believed siderable dismay) indi vide accommodation. 165171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 by a further substantial increase in prices with- ing outside the home that an average of two cated that the average At the moment the out a corresponding in- the average number of children will just suffice size of family was fallto replace the present ing rapidly in spite, as crease in the father's children was 2.3. principal When the wife was population, but it will the Soviet statisticians wages, the the not. outside pointed out, of large resufferer is the mother. working and leases of men from the infant Though One effect of equal home, even at a low pay would be that fewer wage, earning less than child mortality are now Army. figures precise No children would be born. 10 per cent of the total very much lower than Some people positive- family income, the ave- they were, some allow- have been published in ly want fewer children rage number of children ance still has to be made recent years but it seems clear that the size of the to be born in Australia. dropped to a little over for them. We also have to allow Russian family has con"Whom the gods wish two. With each succeeding for the strange unex- tinued to fall, and that to destroy, they first make mad," was a pro- rise in the wife's earn- plained fact that nature it is probably now beverb of the ancient ings the size of family produces a 6 per cent low replacement level. surplus of males, so In Australia, the deworld, which is still fell further. very true. Australia's When the wife was that 2.06 offspring in all cline in family size was only hope of surviving earning 15 per cent of are necessary in order checked in 1965, and beyond the life-time of the family income the to produce one female. since then there has the present generation average number of chil- This is before allowing been a substantial reas an independent nation dren fell to 1.96, at 20 for infant and child covery. depends upon our ach- per cent to 1.93, at 30 mortality, which raises In the U.S.A., the dethe figure of average re- cline was not checked ieving a large increase per cent to 1.8. in our population. The number of chil- quirements to 2.13. until 1968, and the aveThis is under condi- rage size of family is It would seem appa- dren fell to 1.75 if the rent on the face of it wife was earning more tions now prevailing in now only about 10 per that offering higher than 30 per cent of the -Western Europe, North cent above replacement earnings to women if total family income. America or Australia — level. elsewhere, where infant In Western Europe the and child mortality are decline in family size higher, the number of started later — about offspring required just 1965. to secure replacement is Births have now fallen much higher. replacement to just 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE This is still not the level in Switzerland, and below in Denmark and ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS end of the story. — VALUERS — This figure of 2.13 is Sweden. AGENTS the average calculated Royal Automobile Club — R.A.C. 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FITZVATRICK. Sister Mary Josephine. Passed away peacefully at St. Anne's Hospital on 20, January 1973 daughter of the late Sarah and Walter Fitzpatrick, sister of Eileen (decd) Vincent ( decd) Clare (deed) Stella (decd), Ray (deed), Dorothy (Mrs D. Rosser), Rita (Mrs Negus), Sydney Thom as (deed) and Nora (decd). May her soul rest in peace. FITZPATRICK, Sister Mary Josephine, RSM: On January 20, 1973, loved aunt of Father Brian Rosser, MSC of Popondetta, Papua, N.G. ÷ RYAN, Mrs. M.: In. sad and loving memory of a wonderful little lady and friend who passed to her eternal reward, Saturday, 27th Jan., 1973 at Wdst Perth. I pray God will comfort those left behind 4" r sad
MONEY, Philip Geranl: In loving memory of our cherished son and brother whose anniversary occurs February 1st. In God's care you rest above in our hearts you dwell with love. ,
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1973
Race Talk by Rod Evans
SIR BALLY, a chestnut This fellow was the gelding by Ballymacad, medium of a kind sized be emerging from the showed vast improve- plunge when Many cricket follow- 11221211111ZEMMUMP betting 0, By BERNARD JAY. wilderness. ment in a week when he pened in the ers will be saddened and Jaycee Hat, "These finished are perform dashing ers ly to run dicap over 1400 others will be critical at has pointed out, who need our encoura- third to the champion and although he metres the omission of the for- writer was well for too many years gement." sprinter, All Legal, in the placed early, he has Wilgreat Test bowler, women have played less It is indeed hearten Concert CADDY, Danny: Of Hall Handicap. ted a little in the run Graham McKenzie, from than second fiddle to ing that in Queensland your charity, please home. Sir Bally is trained by the State team to meet men in all major tour- two sprinters of Olympic pray for the repose The old adage, "Where Terry Applin and was there is naments which was ac- class can give each othof the soul of the Victoria. smoke, there is dearly loved son of 'While the selectors have ceptable when they were er solid competition but ridden by Ray Oliver and fire", still applies and he will test the opposiDan and Maisie. Lovdone well in giving sev- all amateurs. it does not solve the connections should tion soon in any sprint event recoup ed brother of John eral young players a In the wake of open problem of high-class their losses. and Margaret. Passed chance, it would seem and play for pay tennis competition for many he contests in the near * away February 6, 1972 that with the four Test there is an entirely new other Australian ath- future. SAPHETTE, a bay filly atmosphere QUAIN, Mary: Please and players away, McKenthe letes, notably Raylene by Catchpole, caught pray for our mother the zie's experience and women are seeking a Boyle, who is without I eye when she led who died February ogreat heart and strength greater slice of the cake. doubt the greatest CONTILLA, a chestnu coming to the turnclearly t in the , 8. 1937. Father, Thom,would have been we!- It would be senseless woman runner never to gelding by Atilla was a Novice Handicap over as, November, 1957, come, in the absence of to suggest the same have won an Olympic good winner in South 1200 metres. 5' • Lillee and Massie. prize money for women medal. and brother Vincent As she was inconveAustralia. 6' • Only two fast May, 1960. Inserted as men because the stanbowlers nienced in the straight 9' Ihave been chosen dard by Joe. of even the best and when Phil Humman drop 9' one of them is Jim women would fall far ped his whip, she 12' xl Hubble. A third fast or short of the men but gave, McGINNITY, Veronica an encouraging perforH fastish men is badly they deserve much more Margurite: In loving mance to finish in fourth memory of my dear8' x needed so that Watson than is usually allocated place. 10, x (who should be but now in current tournaments. est friend who deparOur new Concert Hall is quite stunning — Raced „.. probably will not be by Their claims ted this life Feb. n popular . a r e one both in sound and decor. From about the tenth sportsman, Archie of the opening batsmen) strengthened by such reMae, might not be over-bowl- cent matches as the Ev- row in the stalls, the music of the inaugural con- Kinnon and trained byr the president of the ed. in view of his batting onne Goolagong - Mar- cert came through sharp, brilliant and balanced. After the concert, I rises to greatness and Trainers' garet Court Final in the responsibilities. Association, Hubble could not be NSW Open which held visited every part of the the two last are such Ken James, this filly will With barely six weeks remining before the start describ not be at cricket-score ed as a promis- more interest than the auditorium and, from potboilers that only a of the Gaelic Football season there is intense in- ing young player, performance odds next time she takes al- men's final and helped the topmost level, it was brilliant her place in a Novice terest in the selection possibilities for the State though his form in pen- in a big way to draw the possible to catch some can bring them off. team to play in the Australian carnival in Adelaide. nant games has been large crowd on the final of the conversation of This is exactly what field. * * 7-the stage hands moving Tibor Paul did. I don't good. Baker, the other day. It is said that several A well known and fast man, has had This alone should help the chairs on the stage, think that I have ever BIG BUSINESS, a bay some players are training sec- staunch player and ad- good Coronation figures, but after their case for a more even though the hall heard the "Witches Sab- gelding by retly — they and others ministrator will be mis- them Boy, finished dashingly equitable share of the would not have been bath" movem , what? ent with to will have to be very fit sing from the lineup run a close third to If the Victorians col- prizemoney. correctly tuned. any real enjoyment beto have a chance of sele- this season — Father P lar * * * Conundrum in the Wat the opening attack, fore, but For acousti its last cs, the Friday terloo ction, as the association Kelly, president of the W.A. "Our athletics hopes Handicap over could be in sernew hall is nothing less night, it was truly fancommittee is determined Gaelic Football Associa ious trouble in a match for the future took a than a watershed in the tastic — great waves of 1200 metres. that W.A. should win tion. which is crucial to our turn for the better with This horse drifted from glorious sound. the carnival. It is widely acknow- Sheffield Shield chances the world class perfor- musical life of Perth. sixes to tens in the ring . As an aside, rather I There is much specu- ledged that he has done All the mances of the Queenssame, it was but next time he starts, lation about team cap- more for Gaelic football It would seem that land women sprinters thought it ungracious an evening to be rememI think he will be a big the career in that Austral in the opening bered for years. ia Denise Robertson and taincy, among the names here than any other shortener in the betting, nob ody inentioned being the single individual and the of one of Australia's Barbara Jordan", wrote speeches greatest bowlers is endaiNCINZIVIWINIMMEMIMMINI!" thought nigh flying Brattan, the committee to thank the "Catholic Weekly", Sydpublicly University for the use of goal sneak N. McCague thanks him and wishes ing which is not a mat- ney. ter for congra tulation and the half-forward Mc him success in his mis"At the N.S.W. cham- Winthrop Hall for so to selectors or adminis- pionshi Gorry. sionary work abroad. ps at the Sports many years. trators. Last season was notAs for the design and • There will be a Ground they each turned * * able for the number of farewell dance in honin 100 metres times decor, I won't waste a The confrontation be- which wuold Australian Rules play- our of Father Kelly in put them word on them because the numerous in Olympics finals. -ars who took part in the Agricultural Hall, tween every reader should give Gaelic football and the Osborne Park, on Fri- top-class women in tenhimself or herself a "Starved as we are for committee hopes that day, February 9 at 8 pm nis and the Internation(GRADE 3 and ABOVE) treat by seeing for themoverseas and top class al Lawn Tennis Federathese men will play a- Music will be by the selves what is possibly competitio in n track and tion would be ludicrous, r4,OMIP4,e###,""iP4PYPVNP###0 gain this season. Perth's most glamorous Four Provinces. even amusing, if it were field events between the building . not so serious both for widely spaced Olympics, TENNIS PROFESSIONAL The opening program the game and the play- it is great that we have was skilfully chosen. All two from the one State ers concerned. who will continue to the works were excelSurely it is time that demonpush each other on to lent acoustic R .E.I.W.A. the authorities, ALL better and better times. strations for a new hall. • MEMBER ALL AUSTRALIAN authorities had i t The orchestra was the "There LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY is C ATHOLIC TEAM 1972. no substitu brought home to them te biggest in Perth, that in recent years for keen competition in being a ever combination of 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY • STATE COACH TO W.A.L.T.A. players such as Marga- track events and this has the West Australian and been 1 972. the big drawba ret ck Court, Evonne GooPHONE 87-1820. 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