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Unity;noted Cardinal on gains and tasks The search to unify mankind in Christ was not a problem only of our own times, said Cardinal Jan Willebrands in Perth this week. The Cardinal, who is mong the Apostles them had been the theological president of the Vatican selves and, in our own barrier at the time of the Secretariate for Christian time, the Second Vatican Reformation had ,become Unity, was speaking in Council had clearly de- the key point of unity in Winthrop Hall at the sec- fined the task of the the new French docuond of two functions Church to seek unity of ment. Last year's Anglicanmarking his historic visit all Christians and of all Catholic Windsor Statemankind. to Perth. The Cardinal stated ment (on the Eucharist ) On the previous night. Archbishop Goody, Aus- precisely the problems had provoked the hopedtralia's only member of that faced this continual for world-wide reaction the secretariate, was host quest for ecumenism. and the Windsor commission would be spurred to in St. Mary's Cathedral They were, he said: to a special ecumenical • The different concep- continually improve the service at which the tions of unity that indivi- statement. A third concrete adheads of W.A. Churches duals can have. vance was that in Asia paid tribute to the CardiUnity was a gift of the nal by sharing readings Lord to His Church and the Church was in diaand prayers. it transcended any unity logue with non-Christians crowd large To a very that could be devised by to discover the "true image of the ideal man" • Cardinal Willebrands (left) preceded into St. Mary's Cathedral by Anglican Archbishop in Winthrop Hall, the humans. Sambell (centre) and Catholic Archbishop Goody (right) for the ecumenical service. Cardinal said that the • Individuals could be and to discover a definisearch for unity arose a- divided in how they re- tion of salvation that ceived the Word of God could apply universally and responded to it and to mankind today. ON INSIDE PAGES "If we have not mer they could equally be divided in interpreting the Christ in our own lives," Calendar Cardinal Willebrands adEucharist. The Cardinal had ex- ded, "we shall not be to Children's World 9 plained that the three recognise Him when we Classified Advertisebasic elements in ecu- come to the service of The ABC will telments 10 menism were the Word, others." evise on Channel 2 the Eucharist and the In a concluding vote of Letters 11 the Statio Orbis, the thanks, the president of THE EDITOR BY mission of the Spirit. concludspectacular the W.A. Council of Music 9 iong liturgy of the Pointing to progress, Churches, the Rt. Rev. Australia's second International Congress in the 92-year history of this the Cardinal indicated Garry Jacobs, said that News In Pars 4 40th International Eu- great happening has come to a close. charistic Congress in After a strenuous year urgy that has been devel- have been the great un- just a few of the advan- two points had emerged Sport 12 Melbourne and salute of intense preparation at oping over the past few seen Church of Victoria ces made in practical un- from the Cardinal's adto the Papal Legate, ity in recent times. a final years could replace the that evening. dress. Theatre 3 Cardinal Shehan, on parish level and week of rising excitement great processiohal and There had been, he The first was that we behad Melbourne I f TV, Radio 6 Sunday, March 4 at and activity the message adorative recognition of come the sacred focus of said, wide co-operation must not minimise the 1.55pm. finally began to come the Eucharist that charconfronting the world for this great in Bible translation and difficulties A radio summary of through The acterised former Conclearly: publication. A unique church unity, and the was a there moment, the Congress will be People of God are alive gresses. Keep abreast with the strange echo in the pub- Catholic - Protestant New second was that ecumengiven in the program- and well and buoyant in times; keep abreast First, the good news: lic announcement made Testament was soon to ism was no longer an opme "Encounter" at faith. with the Church—Read tional extra, but part and Rome saw fit to indicate prior to the function — appear in France. 8am on March 11. THE RECORD. The very Letter of St. parcel of Christian disThe tangibles of such that the liturgical life of please to leave no ruban event are the much- the Church would con- bish on that sacred Paul to the Romans that cipleship. publicised spectacles and tinue to expand and meet sward. great personalities; the every situation where the No wonder one newly the intangibles are the Eucharist would touch Victorian bishop made spirit of the people who life and the people turnwas heard to say, with a underwent a year long re- ed out with an admirable twinkle, that his day was newal programme and enthusiasm for what this SUNDAY, 11th MARCH, 1973 made when he stepped the generosity with which great Mystery can do for on to the M.C.G. wearing CANNING SHOWGROUNDS they finally offered a their lives. colours of Essendon! Albany Highway, Cannington The bad news is that the Congress to the world. the liturgy that unfolded These• reflections on The heroes were the on the Melbourne Cricket Official Opening 12 p.m. are not meant football thousands of Melbourne's Ground and elsewhere followed by a GREAT DAY of Sports Catholics (and non-Cath- failed to be equal to the to be banal or irreverent because somehow the litand Entertainment for all the famliy. olics) who manned entoccasion and exploit the urgy was faced with the With approximately 8,000 Irish born people in rances, stood as ushers, great possibilities of such same task of involving USUALLY COME BACK FOR materials, a unique event. W.A. plus 10's of 1,000's of Irish Descent, so the distributed a great body of people in Canning Showgrounds would be a great place to escorted visitors and— ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER The great finale, Statio a unique experience. greatest servants of all— Meet some friends from home. The programme for the first day of the Irish who stooped to pick up Orbis, was a test, in many AND ANOTHER. One is tempted to say Week is as follows: litter as the great throngs ways of the sacred and that the greatest moment the secular. Children's Fancy Dress, Boxing Exhibition by fled after each event. of that Sunday night "The Sunnyside Boxing Club", Irish Dancing ComThese weren't the old In one sense, the great was to hear the vast petition. The following dances will be contested: of football throng singing Waltzing f aithfuls of the parish; "religion" Reel, Soft Shoe Jig and Slip Jig. they were young men stands still supreme as Matilda, accompanied by There is also The Shamrock Social Club (INC), and women and it takes the crowd failed to crack the Australian Royal St. Patrick's Day Perpetual Cup for the Hornpipe. faith to see a Congress the record attendance Navy Band in farewell to This competition is open to all dancers in W.A., from the level of a ser- that accompanies the rit- the Papal Legate, circling Whether they are members of a Dancing School or vant. ual of the Australian the ground in the midst not, Gaelic of the prancing cavalcade Football Match starting at 3 p.m. At the level of spectac- Rules final every year. Medals will be presented to the winners after the ular performance, the On the other hand, the of the Victorian Mounted Match by Mr. T. H. Bateman, MLA, Tug-o-War, Congress was a challenge whole ceremony was tele- Police. various other on whether the new lit- vised direct to what must • Continued on page 3 activities. On the Carnival side, there will be a Pipe and Drum band, Dance band for open air dancing on large dance floor, ballad singing, and for the children, Swings, Roundabouts, Moonwalk, etc., etc. THE MOT TRUSTED NAME IN There will also be Cool Drinks and Ice-Cream and Mum and Dad are not forgotten. CARS Eats and Drinks for all the family will be available. AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS Prayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in their Admission to this HOLDEN DEALER Vocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood Field Day is Adults 50c, Children and Old Age Pensioners Free. 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MELBOURNE, Austraha (NC).—An vicar's son wasAnglican among the five men ordained the priesthood in to Patrick's Cathedral St. by Cardinal Lawrence She. han of Baltimore, Legate to the 40th Papal International Eucharistic Con. gress. The father, the Rev. Leslie Llewellyn Elliott of St. Agnes' Church of England parish in Glenhuntly, looked on as his son, Peter (29), was ordained by the cardinal. Also attending the ordination was the vicar's wife and another son, Paul (23). Father Elliott, who received most of his seminary training at St. Benet's Hall, Oxford University, told reporters that it " would be indiscreet to give my reasons for changing churches. But there is a new openness about this sort of thing these days. I still have a lot of affection for the Anglican Church". His father was almost in tears as he spoke with pride of the ordination of his son.

Mother Teresa, Providence and Pope's ceremonial car The famous story of how Mother Teresa of Calcutta received the benefit of the ceremonial Ford Continental car used by Pope Paul at the Bombay Eucharistic Congress in 1964 was given a new twist at the Melbourne Congress last week. The occasion was a to the work of Mother pointment at the Con- to find this saintly little symposium at the Mel- Teresa. gress. woman ready to stop and God, she said, had shake hands with people bourne Town Hall exAs a result, a well-pub- pointed out to her what who came up to her in tending over -three even- licised lottery for the vehe wanted her to do at the street or other places hicle took place ings and devoted to great and the that moment. where she was seen. issues on which the unity nroce -x's were used to During the Congress, Today in Melbourne build a colony for lep- her frail figure became a her Sisters have become of the Churches could be ers in North India that familiar sight in Mel- a permanent part of the focussed. still functions today. bourne. With so many scene as they go about Mother Teresa appearimportant people being caring for unfortunate ed on the second night. e scorted and conducted people in the Fitzroy t o different functions, it area. They are also workIntroducing her to the came as a surprise and ing at Bourke, in New crowd who packed the yet probably no surprise South Wales. Town Hall, Cardinal Knox, who at the time was Apostolic Nuncio to India, told of a proviP. NORRISH & CO. dential conversation that took place between MothLAND and ESTATE AGENTS er Teresa and himself FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN some time previous to BUYING OR SELLING the surprise announcement of the Holy Father Contact us at: that the car would be 148A FITZGERALD STREET, For her appearance on donated to the work of stage Melthe the of NORTHAM Mother Teresa. bourne Town Hall, MothMother Teresa, the Car- er Teresa sat in a lounge #4,,,,,,..141,04,41,INININPOsif.#44P1P41, 11 dinal reported, had look- chair spotlighted in a .40.111,11.04,0 ed lovingly at the shining darkened hall and a wellidentity car and the thought had known radio passed through her mind: used a series of queshow wonderful if that tions to draw from Mothcar could be used to car- er Teresa a warm revelaMcINTOSH PAVILL1ON ry some of the poor and tion of herself that gripWYONG ROAD, BENTLEY dying people that the ped the large crowd, Missionaries of Charity some of whom were S p.m. every Tuesday collect from the streets. standing at the rear.

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V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Vatican Radio accused the mass media of polluting the moral atmosphere with "images of violence and eroticism and advertising slogans. "marvellous Today's • This is a view of mass of instruments the sanctuary erected in Vatic ommunication", can Radio said, were the Melbourne Cricket The banners and strea- guilty of assault on the the heart of Melbourne's For the Mass the lit- there with them; Or on another occasion Ground for all the Euch9.00 parishes which dedi- mers that had bedecked "moral ecology" — a tiny needed the great with stands the in be to aristic Congress litur"They recognised Him to a re- the city of Melbourne phrase which was an exchildren cheering larger-than-life represent- in the Breaking of the cated themselves gies — Picture, Michael 100,000 newal of life in the had to come down, the pression "dear to Paul the Greek ation of so loudly and wildly that theatre. Bread" and it didn't mat- Church. paper and debris had to VI". Cheshire. ter if one cracked a smile No seer can yet fore- be swept up and somethe cavalcade had to "Physical pollution is It called for a sweep or exchanged a few tell what that future life how secularised man had not the only kind to make a second circuit beand movement that gave words with one's neigh- will produce. integral to return to the world threaten the fore leaving the ground. every person massed in bour. that imprisons him: the heatlh of men. To stuff It is sufficient to rethe great arena the sense following day things the minds of men with The spirit of the people cord that at Melbourne in of being involved, especnormal images of violence and to would back be ially visually, in a larger- and the success generally 1973 the Church historic- —there would be a two of eroticism and adverthan-life celebration of of the Congress confirm ally unveiled liturgies day transport strike. tising slogans, or simply the opinion that the lit- that would introduce the the Eucharist. The Congress was over. with disturbing imaginurgy is poised to become ethnic cult into worship ary visions, this too is a In practice, containing the centre and meaning and there will no doubt disturbance to the neceBusiness Cards the liturgy on a stage of Christian existence; be a dramatic turn in ssary balance between Letterheads that, relative to its sur- the challenge of the Aus- this direction in so many man and his surroundinvoices roundings was not much tralian Church of 1973 is countries; liturgies that ings.' RECORD PRIM larger than a large Cath- to make it become so. will reach out to children edral sanctuary made it in their own idiom and What was so brilliantly lose much of its potential eucharistic celebrations executed in organisation to speak. that will extend to the and conducted with rubhandicapped, deaf and As a result, offertory rical attention to detail S THE SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB ( Inc.) sick. processions that should was typified in the abSuch optimism was achave been outstanding sence on almost every companied by a stern moments passed with occasion of a voice that command from the heart little significance or were spoke a homily to the of the Church to go out heart of the people. even unnoticed. and face the issues of KELMSCOTT HALL One wonders if the ecumenism and the uniThe lack of a commen( RIVER ROAD, KELMSCOTT) tator, strongly recom- electronic miracle of the fication of all people in SATURDAY, 17th MARCH, 1973 mended in the new rite, microphone, the staring Christ, theologically, soc8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at every public Mass left eye of the television cam- iologically in action, and a great deal out of the era or the meticulously especially in life in the includes supper litnission $3 sinyk g prepared script have homes and streets where reach of the people. dried up the ability of people live. The dance mime at the one human being to that speak with all his heart Mass children's would have been so effec- to his fellow man. tive in the centre of the It is not a problem arena failed to reach out to the thousands of child- restricted only to the ren waiting to respond. Church but one did dream of the great saintMissing was the powerly orators of the past ful spectacle of a great procession of the Book who were able to send the voice of the Gospel of the Gospels. This revised edition of the Sunday Mass Book Yet up where the tiny ringing over the heads of will eliminate extra expense when the new the people. figure of a priest stood Propers become available. 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Archdiocesan PERTH YCW MEETING ON A York centenary celebration Calendar IMPRISONED LEADERS The West Australian Young Christian Workers' Movement (YCW) is Last year the Sisters of Mercy celebrated the holding a public meeting at 8 o'clock next Tuesday night in the St. Mary's centenary of the arrival of the first three of March Cathedral Chapter Hall, Victoria Square, to emphasise the serious con- their Congregation at York. This year on March 7.30 p.m. W.A. Liturgical Commission dition and possible fate of five YCW leaders imprisoned in South Vietnam. 17, the parish will commemorate the 1 opening of meets at C.B.C. Highgate. They had recently re- the St. Patrick's School building on April 20, 1873, Australian YCW main silent about their

The 7.30 p.m A thanksgiving Mass at Im- has already drawn atten- fellow YCW leaders who ceived a letter from Till the arrival of the or Mr. H. Burrows maculate Heart of Mary Church, Scar- tion to the situation. are in prison during a South Vietnam appealing Sisters of Mercy, the 286); laity will be (York borough, to mark the jubilee of the esCongress for help because "we can- Catholic education in the for a donation of asked Eucharistic Si toMiss Jane Madigan, tablishment of the parish. The Archbishop. motto was "Love not do anything. Every- town was done by visit- wards expenses. whose Australian president of One Another As I Have body is afraid, even the ing lay Brothers from Facilities will be avail5 p.m. Concelebrated Mass to open for YCW recently said that Loved You". 3 members of Parliament. New Norcia under the able for those Vietnamnine Sister who want of were Institute there 1973 the Holy Spirit guidance of Father An- to make it a picnic outFormation, at St. John of God Chapel, ese leaders imprisoned in selm Bourke, 0.S.B., the ing to York for the ocSubiaco. The Archbishop and Auxiliary South Vietnam, five of first priest ordained in casion. them youth leaders and Bishop. Perth in 1851 in the first four chaplains. 8 p.m. In St. George's Cathedral a com6 today still cathedral, The YCW presented missioning service, by heads of Churches, standing in Victoria Avthe of ocumentation d of the Rev. Peter Wellock, B.A., B.Ed., enue. court Th.Schol., executive secretary of the coun- South Vietnamese The school they used found which roceedings p cil for Christian Education in Schools. was on the site of the leaders youth the of four The Archbishop. present York presbytery. innocent of charges on Travelling to York by 3.30 p.m. The Archbishop's Senate of which they had been held 8 bullock dray in 1872 were prison. Priests. in April since Mother Evangelista O'Amnesty International Reilly, Sister M. Camillus A liturgical seminar and workshop at 9-10 St. John of God Novitiate Subiaco, with co-sponsored the YCW GRENOBLE, France (NC ).—"Priestly celibacy Reddin and Sister Mary PARIS (NC). —Younginternational liturgist Father Peter Cough- public appeal through its is an absolutely essential value," said Bishop Vincent from Vasse — expect their parsters The section. Victorian lan. Prior enrolment is necessary. Gabriel Matagrin, of Grenoble, and Auxiliary the first West Australian ents to act as adults Victorian secretary of member to enter the Sis- and not "soft warm 3 p.m. The blessing and opening of ex- Amnesty 11 International Bishop Michel Mondesert, both considered among ters of Mercy, in 1861. blankets," said Cardinal tensions to Sacred Heart School, Thorn- described the evidence of the more progressive French bishops. The new school at York Francois Marty of Paris lie. innocence as the most In a pastoral letter, sideration of the ques- received its official bles17 11 a.m. The Archbishop will celebrate a impeccable and thoroughin a pastoral letter on Pontifical High Mass in St. Patrick's ly documented Amnesty the two bishops said tion of the ordination of sing one year after the the family. married that to discuss been celibacy men has opening when Bishop GriChurch, York, to mark the centenary of had received from South "Too many adults," as simply a disciplinary blocked by confusion ver visited the district in the opening of the school by the Sisters Vietnam. the cardinal wrote, "are rule that priests with the differing probshould 1874. of Mercy. The four leaders tried be trying to free them- lems of married priests sometimes tempted to Education provided by have innocent found and selves from "is to forget and the ecclesiastical the Sisters of Mercy at give up . . . The young 24 The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council meets been reimprisoned on too easily the meaning situation of priests who expect men and women at St. Charles' Seminary. York developed to the the notorious Poulo Con- that we have given to have left to marry," they to act as adults. During point where they estab23 4 p.m. The opening of the new Rock- dor Island. Fears are the gift their growth, the young of ourselves to said. lished York's first secondingham Catholic school building. The held for the life of these Christ." 'However that may be ary school in what is to- need to touch granite, Archbishop. and the other leaders not sand. "It is to misunder- the firmness of the Pope have not been stand the gravity of the and the bishops on day the parish hall. "This does not mean 30 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's who This hall, erected in that it is necessary to brought to trial. fidelity of a commit- priestly celibacy reveals Cathedral. The Archbishop. An Amnesty Internat- ment linking celibacy essential value is at stake. 1859, was York's first crush them by oldApril church; Father Martin fashioned authoritarional report describes and the ministry. The two bishops Griver 8 5 p.m. Annual Mass in St. Mary's Cathwas parish priest ianism." leaders as nonYCW "It the is to lose sight, maintained that the auedral for the Catholic Policemen's Guild, Stating that parents non- through a lack of reflec- thority of the priest is at the time. and Communist The Archbishop. When the Sisters arriv- could no longer try to tion or a slow spiritual an authority based on violent. ed in York they were wel- take shelter behind their The international YCW and theological degrada- sacrifice. comed by a Cavan priest, position of authority, headquarters in Brussels tion, of the significance "Some state today has sent out reports from of this link between the that professional work, Father Patrick Gibney. the cardinal said: "They Both parish priests of have authority only to two French fellow pris- sacrament of Orders political involvement York later became Bish- the that the extent oners recently expelled and celibacy. and marriage are an inops of Perth. youngster esteems the from South Vietnam. Noting that in the dispensable condition To mark the centenary, man and woman that These gave precise des- Eastern-rite Catholic for being a whole man," 235 Newcastle Street, Perth Archbishop Goody will they are, to the extent tortures Church married men they said. of criptions Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants used by the South Viet- had been ordained to "It is sufficient to con- concelebrate Mass with that they manifest love namese authorities in- the priesthood, the Gre- template Christ to re- present and former pas- and truth. Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 7424 "This situation, though cluding electrical shock noble bishops said that cognise the erroneous tors of York in St. Paton the genital organs of they recognised that the character of this posi- rick's Church at 11 a.m. it is painful at certain on March 17. times, is not without a both sexes, water treat- priestly ministry was tion. Who was more a After the Mass all visi- certain grandeur. It burnment, beating and not as such linked to man than Christ, true tors are invited to a buf- strips us of our false ing with cigarettes. God and true man, percelibacy. fet in the York Town assurances. It asks us W.A.O.A. "We think that con- fect man?" The YCW will follow Hall. Those intending to above all to be unprefor up appeal its public OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS be present are asked to tentious; it leads us to the release of political notify Victoria Square no longer put our con467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1380 prisoners in South VietConvent, the Norbertine fidence in ourselves, but nam, including the YCW Res.: 67 1685 Fathers (York 7 or 110) in God." leaders, by approaches to AMIN, the Prime Minister, Mr. Whitlam, by trying to get the Australian hierarchy MAJELLAN GROUPS to intercede, by working Mirrabooka iVIajellans will be meeting at the with Amnesty InternatOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST ional and by appeals for home of Mrs. Kath Stewart, Quadela Road, NollaIS AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN YOU AND CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Australians to write dir- mara, on Wednesday, March 7, at 8pm. Father YOUR FAITH. ectly to the South Viet- Michael Keating will speak to the group on the PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE . 21 8151 namese Embassy in Aus- subject of confession. Further details from BarKEEP FAITH BY SUPPORTING OUR 2509. telephone 49 bara Miller, 'ERIN: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 tralia. A DVERTISERS. At a Press conference, The Rev. Deacon David O'Brien will be guest :REMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 35 2602 YCW representatives said speaker at the meeting of Applecross Majellans at : OTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 that they could not re- the home of Mrs. Gay Galvin, 16 Millington St., Ardross, on Monday. March 15, at 8pm. His subject will be "Morals and Sex in Marriage". Further details from Mrs. Bev. Bennett, 64 4984. 2

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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE There will be executive umba's Hall; Victoria and general meetings of Park, Sunday, March 4 in the Catholic Women's the Parish Hall, following League at league head- evening devotions. Shenton Park members quarters at 10 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. respectively on are asked to check with Wednesday, March 7. their secretary regarding The following branch their meetings. meetings have been The league extends its arranged. Leederville, 7.30 good wishes and congratp.m. Thursday, March 8 ulations to the newly in Presbytery; South formed branch at DiaPerth, Thursday March nella and hopes that all 8, at 1.30 p.m. in St. Col- members find their work fruitful and rewarding. Branches are reminded PERSONAL SERVICE that April 4 is the final FULL CATHOLIC RITES day for receiving nominations and resolutions MODERN PREMISES ,Lie State conference. PHONE ALL HnURS Branch reports should be sent to the State sec- 6 3482 retary as early as possible.

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Bishops slate ruling,, on abortion: immoral WASHINGTON (NC).—The administrative committee of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops has rejected as "erroneous, unjust and immoral" the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on abortion. In a five-page pastor- life," the committee Dean Thomas L. —Shaf-

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al message, the panel of said. fer said that the prac"This opinion of the tical effect of what the 37 American prelates exhorted pro-life court fails to protect the court has done would be also groups to work for the most basic human right abortion on demand for "most restrictive inter- — the right to life. the entire pregnancy. pretation" in the State Therefore, we reject this The only restraint alegislatures of the decision of the court be- gainst the aborting of a Court's decision. cause as Pope John child ready to be born (in his was the physicians "senThe committee also XXIII says affirmed that Catholics Peace on Earth encyc- sitivity to public relamust oppose abortion lical): 'If any govern- tions." Meanwhile in Spokane and that people who ob- ment does not acknowtain or perform an ab- ledge the rights of men Bishop Bernard 3. Toortion are in a state of or violates them . . . its pel, has asserted that orders completely lack he is prepared to pracexcommunication. juridicial force.' " tice civil disobedience if The committee issued The bishop's' commit- a confrontation between its message on abortion almost one month after tee also criticises the the Church and US Supthe Supreme Court 7-2 court for failing to un- reme Court occurs over abortion ruling. That derstand "scientific evi- abortion. The prelate also said ruling said that a wom- the foetus to be of an has almost unlimit- dence clearly showing" the "powers of the Suped access to an abortion "compelling value" as a reme Court must be during the first six person before "viability curbed" before "America months of her pregnan- . . . movement of the goes down the drain" as cy, although a State can child in the womb us- a result of Supreme prevent her from ob- ually about the sixth Court rulings on porntaining the operation ifl morrth of pregnancy . . . ography, crime and aid to nonpublic schools as the final three months is reached. The dean of Notre well as on abortion. unless her life or health Dame University's law Bishop Topel made are in jeopardy. school has warned that his comments in4 his In its message, the ad- the US Supreme Court column in the issue of ministrative committee decision on abortion the Inland Register, the noted that the Supreme "opens the legal door to Spokane diocesan newsCourt said the unborn euthanasia." paper. child was not a person under the 14th amendment of the US Constitution. The committee also — SOLE AGENT S— considered the court's contention that the right of privacy entails a woman's decision to obtain an abortion. "In effect, the court 165-171 Hoy Street, Subioce is saying that the right 81 1410 — 81 1754 of privacy takes preceLATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY dence over the right of

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NEW YORK (NC)-A $700,000 to $800,000 restoration of the ceiling, ron of Adelaide. 11.55 SUNDAY, roof, windows and walls p.m. (6WN); 11.50 p.m. MARCH 4 (Regs). of St. Patrick's Cathedral and Heart "With favYork's New of -one Voice": A programme of SATURDAY, ourite tourist sites-is hymns for today presennearing completion here. ted by Tony Lee. 7.00pm MARCH 10. (6WF). "Saturday Saints": A And as four miles of Seen weekly look at the reli"Encounter": scaffolding, erected part- any Chariots Lately?" gious scene by Patrick ly to shore up the build- This programme looks Kirkwood and George ing from blasting for a at the Swiss writer Erich Morrison. 10.15 a.m. book, ( 6WN). Daniken's building across the street, von are removed, a fresh "Chariots of the Gods?" light grey ceiling is being and the film of similar TELEVISION revealed to worshippers name. The book claims Earth whose prayers have been that in ages past SUNDAY, eight has had many visitors MARCH 4. for punctuated thuds, from outer space, who with months "Divine Service": Canclangs, and hammerings have left their tracks in various ways. And if berra Baptist Church, from above. in the past, why may ACT. This service is led The general overhaul is they not come again in by the Rev. F. P. McAnyway, Master who also preachpart of many changes in- the future? stituted by Msgr. James why trust in chariots? es. The readers are Doug F. Rigney, cathedral ad- 8.00 a.m. (6WF) and 11.20 Keeley, Catherine Davies Sue Robinson and Durministrator since 1970 to a.m. (Regs) ham Grigg. The singing adapt the mid-Manhattan "Sacred Music": Pat- is led by the combined building with its 330-foot rick Kirkwood presents Choirs of Canspires to a changing min- some short vocal pieces Baptist berra and the organist is istry of the 1970s. by Faure. The program- Bernard Smith. 11.00am John features me also * I he candle-light baptismal dedication was Thirty years ago, Msgr. Betjeman's visit to Glou"Challenge: The India the colourful feature of the ecumenical service Rigney said St. Patrick's cester Cathedral. 8.15 Trip": Albert Jordan is at the Eucharistic Congress on the Melbourne was a residential parish. a.m. (6WN). a Professor of French at Cricket Ground last week. - Picture, Michael Now it has just 300 resid"Let's Face It": The Sir George Williams UniCheshire. ent parishioners. But Rev. Char les Brammal versity in Montreal. In thousands of sightseers of Hobart. 8.00 p.m. 1969-70 he took his sabcome to it. On a rainy batical leave in Pondi(Regs). Saturday last November "Divine Service": Ned- cherry, one of the last more than 18,000 visitors lands Methodist Church, outposts of the French and worshippers were Perth. 11.00 a.m. (6WN). Empire in India. The counted during the cath"Frontier": A review "India Trip" introduces SPECIAL edral's "open" hours be- of recent religious events many of the Westerners bis Asian the of sembly (NC). HONG KONG tween 6.30 a.m. and 9.30 around the world. 5.15 who have found a new HOSPITAL -The central committee hops in the spring of p.m. life in this ancient area p.m. (6WN). of the Federation of 1974 to examine further and some of the fascinat1971, November, "Community Hymn Since fedthe of concerns the ConferAsian Bishops' and ing personalities St. Singing": Clement's caththe of ences (FABC) pledged eration and to make the facade customs encountered on preparations edral has been flood- Church of England, Mos- the Coromandel Coast. to aid hte rebuilding of common The man, in Sydney. 6.30pm 9.30 p.m. (approx.). nightly. the war-torn countries for the world synod of lighted of Indo-China and called bishops to be held in building has been air con- (6WF). "Cross Ways": "The "Statio Orbis": Final Cm', MURRAY & BARRACK c;TS., for similar help from late 1974. ditioned and a ramp has The central commit- been built up to one ent- Rise of the Occult". An Ceremony of Eucharistic of the countries other PERTH. 6000 tee of five bishops to in.- rance for people in wheel examination of past per- Congress. 1.55 p.m world. and direct activi- chairs to enter the build- iods when there had itiate No. 1 LOTTERY $150,000 First Prize been an upsurge of inteIn a message address- ties of the federation ing. TICKETS 54.00 - Full Books $200.00 rest in the occult and a ed to the peoples of and its general secretc onsideration of the Vietnam, Laos and Cam- ariat, located here. No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 First Prize bodia, phenomenon of our time asked bishops the TICKETS $1.00 - Full Books $50.00 The standing commit9.15 p.m. (6WN). especially that Catholics No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 First Prize agencies "spare no ef tee is charged with stud"The Epilogue": The TICKETS 50 cents - Full Books 525.00 fort to lessen the suffer- ying and acting on corn Chapel Choir of Magdaings you are undergo- mon concerns of the len College, Oxford, conPROMPT RETURN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS Church in Asia, especialing." ducted by Dr. Bernard THESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL 'DUT QUICKLY ly in the areas of human Rose. 11.17 p.m. (6WN), In their message to co HURRY. Teleketics, the unisocial 11.45 p.m. (Regs). "our brothers and sis- development, .411•11111111111111111.M.1111. que presentation of ecucommunications, ters of Vietnam, North catechetical modern MONDAY, evanand South, Laos and the menical relations, themes through the the M and pasgelisation ARCH 5 P ARKERVKLE AMPHITHEATRE (NC). JERUSALEM Khmer Republic (Camtechniques of televicare of students. Tourism, which brought "Facing The Week": bodia)," the bishops ex- toral Premv2 7 Performance sion and catechetics, The meeting approved more than S200 million The Rev. Charles Bram- has now become a pressed solidarity with all who had been physi- the establishment of an into Israel last year, in mal of Hobart. 6.25 am standing viewing apspiritually office of human deve- addition to the earnings (6WN). and cally pointment each week of ravages lopment headed by Bis- of El Al, the national thousands the by scarred with by JOHN JOSEPH JONES hop Saverio Labayen of airline, continues to be W EDNESDAY viewers of all commerof war. Directed by: COLLIN O'BRIEN the independent prela- one of the country's MARCH 7 cial channels in W.A. ,nencing THURSDAY, Mr CH 8th at 7.30 p.m. They continued: "W#. ture of Infanta in the leading industries. Programme No. 5, 17th, 22nd, It wiii 15th, 16th, - 3peated on the 9th, "School Service": Let's with patience the admire 23rd and 24th March a. 8.15 p.m. Eucharist, sacraP "The hilippines. 727,000 about Go 1972, 4". No. an I 'Running borne have which you A powerft_ story of a devout Catholic family of Italian migrants of life," is an exment repreAsian nations of half almost way.' 10.15 touristsa.m. (6WN). t he trials of the past whose vineyard is resumed and their fight to save it against town in sight and perience in federation the sented pilgrims Christian planning bureaucracy played out througn the love of two young them This Week in Religion" many years. We are kistralians. sound. This free-flowBurma, comBangladesh, are Israel, to -came A review of recent reliproud of the perseverADMISSION S2.50. Children Free - Pensioners 50c Sri pared with 657,000 in gious events around the ing film invites the Cambodia, Laos, ing faith and the grow MAIL BOOKINGS TO: Lanka, Taiwan, India, 1971. world. 7.15 p.m. (6WN). viewer to recreate the ing response to priestly meaning of the EuchP.) -2 Amphitheatre, Parkervi l le 6553. Phone 95 4269 I Korea, MalThese figures do not inand Religious vocations ndonesia, aristic mystery. The TOWN BOOKINGS - BOANS PakiSingapore, aysia, MONDAY TO FRIDAY, Catholic our clude the approximately among film was a first-place MAKE UP A PARTY - Concession price over 6 people 52.00 the Philippines and 150,000 stan, from MARCH 5 TO 9 visitors brethren." winner in the liturgy Bring Rug/Cushion Vietnam. Arab countries who came "Readings from the section at the 1970 ENJOY BARBECUE BEFORE SHOW The three-day meeting Hong Kong and Mac- last summer by way of Bible": The Rev. Father Cannes international 11111111E WINN MOM Mill NMI IMO 1 NNW MI11111 1 1111111M here was the first for- ao, although they do not bridges over the Jordan Vincent MEM Rowan of Bris- festival. It can be mal meeting of the cen- have bishops' confer- river. Saturday, on bane. '7.10 a.m. (6WN); seen I enc c tral committee of the ences, cheque/money order for. associate are March 3 at 9 a.m. and The greatest number of 6.10 a.m. (Regs). federation whose stat- members with all the _ ... ..... . ...seats for .. .. Please ^aserve... .........-............ . "Pause A Moment": Sunday, March 4 at tourists last year came utes were formally ap- rights and duties of full from the United States- 9.10 a.m. (6WF). 10.30 a.m .on TVW7. if Ty first the night of. proved by Pope Paul in members. Programme No. 4, by 284,000 - followed choice is not available please reserve.. December. "After the first", the Japan and Thailand Britain, 66,000; France, MONDAY TO FRIDAY, a of exploration and Germany, MARCH 5 TO 9 seats for the night ot The committee decid- have up to now declin- 64,000; emotions 43,000. ed to hold a general as- ed to be included. "By The Way": 'Wo- young boy's INIII MI MI MINN - MIMI MIMI MI MI16 ME MIN hunting men in Society'. Miss on his first on seen trip, be can Winsome McCaughey, re4 at March Sunday, cently returned from the USA, where she was ac- 10 a.m. on STW9. Programme No. 3 tively concerned with right here, "Right self-help groups for wonow", which tells of journey is long • . . their men. 10.20 a.m. (6WN). the janitor who brines new life to tenants in but YOU can shorten it FRIDAY, an ageing apartment MARCH 9 house, can be seen on "Cross Ways": "The BTW3 (Bunbury) and Today the people of Latin America are sef king a new oh Philosophy of Christian GSW9 (Albany) hope, a new life free from poverty and injustice. Education" by Philip Sunday, March 4, at 5 p.m. Roff, Headmaster of Will you help in their search? Programme No. 2 Scotch College, Adelaide "Penance, sacrament 10.15 p.m. (GWN). A s a Columban missionary, you wou!cl be sharing your "In Quires and Places" of peace", the story of , Vocations Advisor. Christian hope by offering them the Bread of Life and St. Columban's The St. Stephen's Singers the struggle of a man the strength of Pentecost for their journey. 69 Woodland St., Nth Essendon, Vic. 3041 of Sydney. 10.45 p.m. over his guilt in a Please send me me:i>. information about tvic missionary work of the Columban Fathers traffic accident, can be seen on Sunday, NAME MONDAY TO (March 4 on vEW8' S ATURDAY, ADDRESS an d (Kalgoorlie) MARCH TO 5 10. AGEVEW3 (Karnbalda) at FIJI. KOREA: JAPAN, PHILIPPINES: CHILE: PERU: "Evening Meditation": 10 p.m. The Rev. Russell Came-

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Pope worked nine years for peace VATICAN

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Pope John XXIII.

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Over the years he has fering to the talked personally with Vietnam, both people ot north and the late President John- south. son and President Nixon, For instance, on New Soviet President Pod- Year's in 1966, gorny, Marshal Tito of sent telegrams the Pope to Yugoslavia. Saigon, Moscow, Hatoi, WashSometimes he has not ington and Peking, He even had the courtesy of r eceived answers from an answer, but that did all except Red China. not daunt his determinaWhen possible, the tion to do what he could Pope also has sent in the cause of peace. sonal messengers, perArchMany of Pope Paul's bishop Sergio peace efforts are on the secretary of thePignedoli, public record, but others Congregation Vatican's for the are not. Evangelization of PeopFrom 1963 on, Pope les, went to Saigon in Paul began developing September, 1966, to his programme for peace demonstrate the Pope's in Vietnam. Beginning concern for the people with discreet efforts on of Vietnam. Likewise, in January, the diplomatic level, Pope Paul carefully pressed 1967, the head of German forward, until as early Caritas, a Catholic chari• "I never saw a purple cow . . ." There were many ways of warding as January 8, 1966, he ties agency, was able to off the sun at the Eucharistic Congress children's Mass attended by could tell the assembled visit Hanoi and talked to ambassadors accredited Ho Chi Minh for more 100,000 young people. The children's Mass wil l be on ABC televisi on to the Vatican: "God is than an hour. at 11 a.m. on Sunday, April 1 . our witness that we are According to press reready on our part to ports, the North PTY. LTD. Vietmake every effort" for nam leader told the Ger223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER peace in Vietnam. man prelate, Msgr. 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True, the film is not Paul has sent messages to gun in 1968), the same We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. the novel. The novel has all the principal leaders year in which he revealed • Theat re by COLM O'DO HERTY Prompt Delivery. an intensity and passion of the world involved in that he had offered the. that is unique and bePHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 the war, pleading with Vatican or the Lateran longs in that form alone. Every line, every word, are the usual things — them to come to terms palace in Rome for peace But the film too has every action in this film the sleet, the snow, the and to spare further suf- t alks. an intensity and passion screams out to Almighty ice; the weak rays of the that is overpowering as God to relieve man from winter sun, the green of fears and hopes of people his enormous burden of spring, the lush of sumbuild into mountains of ignorance. Considered in mer and the rich golden O PTOMETRISTS words or lose themselves this respect, it is virtual- tones of autumn. in hopeless day dream- ly impossible to separate 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phkine 24 3543 Then the journey itself; ing, as people moved by the thoughts of the film by horse 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 cart through DRY and SWEET version from those of Sweden being joined by thoughts throw them R. F. 'Y'V ILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist ALTAR WINES selves into life and act the novel. relatives and friends; the Milo O'Shea as Leopold ocean voyage; the in utter blindness. tenBloom and Barbara sions of close confmeJeff ord as Molly, his ment; the sicknes s and wife, were what I had death at sea. ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCs, ) always imagined them to There is travel across 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO, 81 1410—E 1754 be. 1 O'Shea and all the ac- America by steamboat up the rivers, by foot tors in the film have that through the forests and wonderful ability to the final selection of laud switch from a lighthearted gay situation and and settlement. A very simple film, easy Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1 146 plunge into the deepest on the eye and reasonof deep thoughts. 2 LONDON COURT This is why the film is ably well acted in that FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY able to describe in detail humourless manner comman's sex drive; his so- mon to films from NorSPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. cial drive; his personal thern Europe. Established 25 Years. ambition; his dreams. It "THE THREEPENNY is why the film is able to OPERA" show man struggling ••• • Edgar Metcalfe's prothrough a haze of ignorance, dreams, misguided duction of "The Threeideas and wrong informa- penny Opera", Bertolt tion, forever knocking Brecht's 1928 adaptation R.E.I.W.A. his soul on the sharp and of John Gay's 18 century 5 QUEEN "Begga r's Opera" STREET is not , FREMANTLE cruel edges of reality and E STATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEER:. adding to the pain and as satisfying as I had torture simply by sur- hoped and the fault lies — VALUERS — not with Metcalfe or his viving. AGENTS Roy al cast but with the ideas Automobile Club — R.A.0 Insurance The film is shot on Home Building Society location in and around of Brecht, the author. Queensland Insurance Dublin. The landmarks Phone 35 6322 The motivating ideas in mentioned in the novel the play are basically are recognisable. Marxist but far too simS tephen Dadaelus plistic even for a devout walks on Sandymount Marxist today. 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LETTER FROM AUNT WIN Girls and Boys, MY dear your letters that you I am glad to hear fromschool and ready to do at back be are hapPY to 1973. for your best remember what important day is comDo you Yes it's Ash Wednesday. week? ing next day we begin the holy season of Lent, this On which the Church reminds us to practise during penance. means doing hard things for the love Penance which we have been thinking. of God, about tinies there are many ways in Even for the this. Small things wil l mount do w hich we can for God. love great show up to be like the boy in the For example — don'ttwo pieces of cake left! are there jokes when not because you are frightened Take the smal ler, or sister, but because, by this brother of your big show your love for God. act, you want to for Waiting for a drink when you're "dying" the to give cream ice an without one — doing money to the mission — what wonderful ways of loving God. Write to me and let me know how you are trying to live Lent. My address is: Aunt Win, Box 186, Post Office, Victoria Park 6100.

Perth's concert hall had its first real premiere with an astonishing performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. The evening formed a sharp contrast with the official opening night.

The capacity crowd all could hardly be compar- have sung dramatic opercame to hear great music ed to the highwater mark atic arias with brilliance. The soothing, sottoand not to a social oc- of Beethoven's symphonic composing, the Ninth. voce character of her recasion. cital was even more emThe conductor didn't KERSTIN MEYER Kerstin Meyer's second phasised by "Trois Chancome out until everybody was in their seats, there recital was devoted to sons de Bilitis", by was not the slightest minor music, most of it Debussy, beautiful but detached music. sound from the rapt aud- rarely performed. ience until the roar of She began with a group The second half was applause from the stand- of 18th century songs, all more with vivacious ing ovation at the end. by Italians except one by Grieg's Haugtussa Song W.A. Tibor Paul, the Gluck. All were gently Cycle, sung with great Symphony Orchestra and charming love songs, al- variety of mood from a the University Choir thor- most all about unrequit- song about little jumping oughly deserved that ac- ed love but so gracious goats to the Nordic_ clamation that one could not help gloom of disappointment Apart from a little in- feeling that the several in love. decisiveness in the slow gentlemen were striking It was unfortunate that movement, the perform- attitudes and were not much of the song cycle triumph; nce was a great past consolation. was lost by the Stygian the possibly indeed, Real feeling began with gloom of the concert hall performance greatest Respighi's "Nebbie", a which made it impossible W.A.S.O. ever by the mood study of nervous even to peer at the proIt showed what many tension and depression. gramme. For the first time, Kerspeople said at the openThe programme coning of the hall—that the tin Meyer's rich mezzo with three tonacluded W.A.S.O. didn't need any voice took a dramatic • When you are freckle-faced on a hot day help from the South Aus- turn and, throughout the dillas by Granados and you have to use your imagination about the tralian Symphony Orch- rest of the evening, I the relatively small audience was most enthussort of hat to wear to a children's Eucharistic estra for the opening. could not help feeling* iastic with their applause. Cricket Melbourne the at Mass Congress stupendous herholding this was she Had that God bless you all and keep you in His love. — H.T.G, Ground. performance been staged self down, that she could AUNT WIN. on Australia Day, it would have been an opening indeed. 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LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR THE ROSARY AND 'FAITH OF OUR FATHERS' Sir e

Geaney's contention that "we (Catholics) are ourselves letting to Our Lady who herself has repeatedly asked this of us." real devotions Marian age, ness in the guise of ath 1973 and terminate on In this Catholics eistic Communism will April 1, 1974 to celebrate few how completely routed the glorious victory of heed to Our Lady's be Violet C. u fully supportdown badly at a time that we should be standing up for

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Pope sees a peace negotiator V ATICAN CITY ( NC ).—Pope Paul received North Vietnam's chief negotiator at the Paris peace talks, Xuan Thuy, to discuss privately postwar prospects in Vietnam. desire truly The Pope met with ernment the Vietnamese official peace. Thanks be t for 45 minutes in the God." Vatican press spokesVatican and then announced the visit pub- man Federico Alessandlicly during his general rini said that Xuan Thuy "pleathe audience that same mor- expressed sure of the North Vietning. The Pope, arriving at namese government for the audience somewhat the efforts made by the behind schedule because Pope to help end the of the length of the con- Vietnam war and re-esXuan tablish peace." versation with No specific details of Thuy, told thousands gathered in the audience the conversation between hall: "We have just fin- the Pope and the North ished meeting with a Vietnamese representa- • the tive were available. But singular visitor, representative of North is well known the Pope Vietnam." Applause greet- is anxious for a consolidation of the present ed the announcement. Pope Paul said that armistice, massive aid to the North Vietnamese refugees in both North representative had per- and South Vietnam and a sonally requested to be renewal of contacts bereceived by the Pope "so tween the Vatican and • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Longbottom pictured that he might assure us the Catholic Church in after their marriage at St. Bernadette's Church, that his people and gov- the North,

give Fatima in and the great victory of the fateful battle of Lepmessage at and pen- the Cross that is to initi- anto in 1571. prayer for 1917 wish ate an era of peace on It was at Lepanto that ardent her ance and of earth and a new Christ- Admiral Prince Andrew offering for the daily ian civilisation, will be Doria, commanding a Rosary? the born? Spanish squadron of warlay How few of us It is interesting to ships, defeated the TurkGod that realise people Mary to learn that at the Shrine ish fleet for control of has appointed the ser- of Guadalupe, in Mexico the sea lanes that led into of head the rush c "Guadalupan the Balkans and into the a is by City, it that and pent, Satan Year of the Rosary" will heart of Europe. turning to Her that dark- commence on April 1, The victory of the and the powers of Christian fleet was attributed solely to the invincible power of the Rosary which all the Christian combatants were asked Glendalough. The bride, formerly Vivien Miller, . to pray. ■1111111.1111111111111111•111.mmr the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller, of Mt. is (Pope Gregory XIII is-

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Race Talk by Rod Evans

Thursday, March 1, 1973

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HOUS POCUS, who as a two-year-old, he will Was a winner in the NeXT win more than one race The decision of the South Wales country dis- this time in. By BERNARD JAY Rugby Zealand COUNTESS BALA, a New being before tricts prought to this State by well-bred two-year-old Football to proceed with his owner and trainer, brown filly by Count the Springbok tour of Council refuses to with- priately been mentioned. GLOUCESTER PARK Roy Edwards, showed Cimbrone from Bala- New Zealand has raised draw its invitation to the Others come to mind, inimproved form at his lamp, returned to racing once again the question Springboks. cluding some men who third run on local tracks with an impressive third of politics and racism in 7.30—QUALIFYING. "If it does, it must do are still playing. to finish third to very to promising filly TatterDouble Command, Banksy Butler, right so for reason, the a sport. Leyon smart filly, Dark Mar- ed and Torn in the W.A. Lass. and that is to underline Champion particuis case This tini, over 1200 metres. Breeders the country's opposition The manner in which Stakes. This was only larly significant because to apartheid. 8.00—PASTURE. Hocus Pocus made up a Countess Bala's second it could involve New Tax Deduction, Dark Faith, Triple -The right reasons are Plash, fair amount of ground in ever race start and she Zealand's losing the next not the tour's effect on than more Games. to sure Commonwealth 8.30 —JUVENILE TWO-YEAR-OLD. the straight, indicated seems the Commonwealth GamThe New Zealand Prime that a win for this three- pay her way for owner, Sir David, Annear, Zaruma. Minister, Mr. Norman es, the possibility of disyear-old gelding by Sat- Rowley Roberts. order and violence, the 9.00—GREEN GRASS. expressed has an is just around the LADY MANX is one to Kirk, effect on New Zealand's opposition the to strong Red Safari, Medulla, Delvyn's Double. corner. of top right on be put "image" in the world. GYPSY BABEL retur- the list after her excel- tour on the ground that the "Should Govern9.35—PACING DERBY FINAL. ned to racing from a lent run to finish fifth be- his Government is op- ment decide that the Happy Creed, Parking, Royal Force. spell in the 1200 metres hind Red String in the posed to South Africa's principle of freedom in apartheid. policy reare the of Following Standard Handicap Sandown (2) Swanbourne New Zealand itself is at 10.10—LEXINGTON. and, after leading to the Handicap. Lady Manx Is it possible in this least as important as op- sults of matches in the Hasty Nell, Ace Dillon, Susie Girl. Secondary Girls Catholic turn, held on well to fi- drew badly at 15 barrier day and age to separate position to apartheid in nish fourth to a class and has absolutely pelt- politics and sport? Does South Africa, and allow Schools Association ten- 10.40—KENTUCKY. colt in Volatile. Gypsy ed home to finish within man consist of separate the invitation to stand, it nis competition. Waytane, Ebony Rock, Karamea Snow. ZONE 1 — Under 14: Babel looked a little big half a length of the win- components to be used is up to organisations opin condition going to the ner. As Lady Manx is el- or stored at will? posed to the tour to ar- Santa Maria, 3 sets 35 barrier and will benefit igible for a novice, she One New Zealand writ- gue with greater clarity games d De Vialar, 1 set Best Bet: HASTY NELL. greatly from the run. should be a "stone bon- er has put the point that and conviction and to 15 games; Iona, 3 sets 33 Should this colt regain ker" when next placed in a married man cannot keep on protesting. games d Our Lady of the excellent form shown this type of event. revert to bachelorhood at "Their compassion for Missions, 1 set 23 games. the stir of desire for a (This was written be- Under 15: Santa Maria, 3 Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set pretty girl, a religious fore any Government de- sets 35 games d De Viaman cannot be unscrupu- cision had been announc- lar, 1 set 17 games; lous in business and a ed, Mr. Kirk simply say- O.L.M. 2 sets 27 games d compassionate man can- ing that there would be Iona, 2 sets 26 games. CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 not be selfish on a rugby "other developments.") Under 16: De Vialar, 3 LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS field. sets 30 games d Santa presents Locks, Door Closers Ind Safes Overhauled and Serviced He wrote that civil A "fairest and best" Maria 1 set 19 games; CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service rights and poLitical free- medal for local cricket- 0.L.M., 4 sets 36 games d THE ANNUAL dom for the blacks and ers? The suggestion that Iona, 12 games. Open De coloureds in South Africa W.A. might introduce an Vialar, 3 sets 33 games d ST, PATRICK'S BALL and for New Zealanders award similar to the Vic- Santa Maria 1 set 17 20 Mabel SI, at in New Zealand were at torian Cricket Associa- games; 0.L.M., 3 sets 28 stake. tione's Ryder Medal is games d Iona, South Perth 1 set 13 SUBIACO CITY HALL Writing in "Zealandia", w orthy of consideration. games. PAINTING CONTRACTOR 672711 New Zealand's Catholic The medal (named ZONE 2 — Undel 14: S ATURDAY, MARCH 17 newspaper, Henk Hil- after the former Test Brigidine, 3 sets 29 games horst who says that he player and Dancing: 8- 1 p.m. selector Jack d. St Kieran's, 1 set 29 is no rugby fanatic said: Ryder) is to be given for games; St Mary's Leeder- .0.11.1.1111111Milile11111•111W "Racialism is evil, more the Music by Jon Rodal Set player who contri- ville, 2 sets 29 games d W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS so when legalised as aparbutes most to district Siena, 2 sets 27 games; TICKETS— BOANS PERTH theid. Its victims need PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS cricket in Victoria dur- Mercy College. 4 sets 36 liberating, but not by Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists end ing the season. games d Sacred Heart forcefully restricting the General Plumbing. All Work Guarantrecl. Many players, includ- Sorrento, nil. Under 15: liberty and rights of those ing some who never Brigidine, 2 sets 31 games Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255Z., 49 2095 already free. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. "New Zealanders ego- reach interstate ranks, d St Kieran's 2 sets 22 AeleemeMINIMIIIM centred enough to believe give a great deal to the games; Siena, 4 sets 36 4111M11=6 that sport is more im- game in various ways games d St Mary's LeedAND HER HUSBAND portant than effective op- and, although they would erville, 3 games; Sacred position to apartheid, or not be at all concerned Heart Sorrento, 2 sets 29 wish to buy a brick and tile home blind enough to believe about it, receive no pub- games d Mercy College, in Mt. Hawthorn area that the two are un-con- lic recognition. (Their 2 sets 25 games. Under 16: up to $14,500 nect ed, should not be clubs and colleagues, of St Kieran's, 3 sets 30 forced to accept other- course, almost invariably games d Brigidine, 1 set wise when reasoned ar- appreciate what they 22 games; Siena, 4 sets 36 have done). gument fails. For First Class Plumbing Services games d St Mary's CollThe West Australian erville 19 games; Sacred I f you can help them ring me "No group of free citiAssociation is Heart Sorrento, 2 sets 28 Steam and Hot Water Instal lations zens has a right to curb Cricket the freedom of other free progressive in these mat- games d Mercy College, 2 PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 citizens simply because ters and it might well sets 27 games. Open: of ideological disagree- consider awarding such a Brigidine, 4 sets 36 games 211 Newcastle Street, Perth ment; neither because of medal annually, named d St Kieran's 14 games; after some generous conskin colour." Siena, 2 sets 32 games d Mill=111111111MIMIM. R .E.I .W.A. "A limitation on liber- tributor in skill, admin- St Mary's Leederville, 2 LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY ty may be imposed only istrative ability or in sets 18 games; Mercy by the elected legislature. some other way to the College, 2 sets 29 games 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY "The Government has progress of cricket here. d Sacred Heart Sorrento, the right to cancel the The name of the late 2 sets 27 games. Subiaco Hotel tour now that the Rugby Les Truman has approZONE 3 — Under 14: First Class, Accomrnodatios St Joachim's, 4 sets 36 and Service games d Mercedes, 22 DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. games; St Brigid's LesFREE HOME DELIVERY murdie, 4 sets 36 games Phone 81 1028 d St Thomas Aquinas, 22 Irene McHenry, Proprietress games. Under 15: Mercedes, 2 sets 30 games d Bayswater Hotel Wembley Hotel St Joachim's, 2 sets 22 Opp. STATION games ; St Brigid's LesComfortable murdie, 3 sets 32 games d Old Time Music and ccommodation A St Thomas Aquinas, I set Dancing, Friday and Bed and Breakfast 26 games. 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