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Liturgical seminar shows local growth The most noticeable indication of a growth of a strong liturgical movement locally was provided in the solid attendance at last weekend's liturgical seminar. It was arranged by Otte gical renewal from its thinking on the use of W A. Liturgical Commis- roots in the Benedictine visual media. sion to take advantage of Abbey of Solesme in the In the afternoon, worka brief visit to Perth of last century through the shops took a practical Father Peter Coughlan, eucharistic renewal of St look at liturgies for well known liturgist and Pius X and in our own youth and children, musauthor, who visited Aus- times the two famous ic in the liturgy and the tralia for the Eucharistic Letters of Pope Pius XII on the Mystical Body development of prayer Congress. and on the liturgical life groups. Father Coughlan lives of the Church (Mediator A study also was made in Rome where he is vice- Del). of parish liturgy teams ColEnglish rector of the He pointed out that to- and the importance of lege. He is a member of the liturgical elements in the Sacred Congregation day there were less and church layout and interless of the traditional Worship and Divine for nal design. has become well known methods available for the faith as a liturgical commen- transmission of Father Coughlan spoke irom one person to an finally on the theology tator and author. other. underlying the EucharisThe organising commitThe Church was being tic Prayer. tee had to hold the enAnswering rolment to 225 because of thrown back to redisquestions the difficulty of coping cover its inner life, par- put to him on the future with a bigger number. ticularly in liturgy, so of the liturgy, Fathei More than 25 people had that personal commit- Coughlan stressed the to be turned away. ment could be more fully need for a thorough carried out. theological competence In order to provide for that would be needed in Saturday the During a wide cross-section of any development of the people, each religious in- sessions, practical as- present liturgical forms. stitute of Sisters and pects of liturgical life studied bo th He reminded the audiBrothers was restricted were to five representatives. through the lectures and ence that the growth of in actual example. individualised liturgies Facilities were provided for different countries or session opening by the Sisters of St. John An special groups was going of God in the novitiate studied liturgical prayer to test the resources of building at Subiaco. A and the relevance of the he Church to preserve a large team of Sisters of t rue unity of liturgy St. John of God acted as Divine Office to the life amidst variety. Church. Marshals and attended of the to the catering for the On spontaniety in the A group of Santa Maria function, which commenthe direc- liturgy, Father Coughlan under students ced on Friday evening pointed out the paradox and ended on Saturday tion of Sister Joan Smith that the more spontanform dance how showed evening. could be used to express eous a liturgical function In an opening address liturgical themes. One of appeared to be the more • Father Peter Coughlan, the noted visiting liturgist. makes a point during last weekend's Father Coughlan traced the current "Teleketics" planning and preparation liturgy seminar at St. John of God's Subiaco. the historical develop- TV series on the Euchar- had to go into it. ment of the present litur- st was used to stimulate
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parish not only geared itself to undertake the financial school; in addition, all the parents of children at the of b through a programme to understand the new open were put ehind the school's construction. b concept planning
• Pictured at left is In addition, parents C ardinal has been modation in the church KdairsotlrihuWtionj: The schoolstride were acquainted with the for Sunday Mass. since t yla, into Archbaitshtohpe sea: The decision to make principles behind the new eni tiblegginning of the year Cracow, n get officially a start on the school was open planning in schools. be to is communion and it supported even by parishThe first of these broad Mass for the Pol bivilenssise and ioners who do not have principles is the wider oody G iisihy a ib n sh ct.ommunity fricih e children at the school. WA oA °Opened by Mr. Father McGrath believes use of group work — ofMary's Caotfhedral Federal a c ten intensified during the i d, e edy 1 enadz a Kim B To on Education, that the solid programme first two months. recently.h inister for
M of education of the peoSunday, March 25. our the has helped to gain After that, attention is ple building was de- this solidarity. al, the cathedral paid to catering for the The cardir" wasL Chrystal, packed to capacity. signed by Noel Chrystal, Sister Catrierine is in individual differences of Johnson and of the school. The each child in order to of charge Cardinal Wojtyla was constructed by and wasConstructions for other staff are two Sis- counteract the temptavisiting as part of his Trident Australian visit for commenc- ters of Our Lady of the tion for a child to "drop the 94,000. Work out" when too high a 40th International Euch. $ and the Mission and three lay in September level of achievement is Fared Derek Mrs. eachers. t aristic Congress in Melhanded over teac re him. A k eys were is employed as a putt rell year. bourne last month. this her level, the on January 10 secretary. school system of open a such He visited all the oat- It has been designed to The present enrolment the planning makes the best portant centres of Polish allow flexible use, remedial special 180. A is bastalent migrants in the Common- main building being the use of the teaching attends with teacher with maximum contact wealth. ically one large area week. a day partitioned stores school one with their professional Addressing the congre- low For the parent educaquiet areas, isabilities. class Sister programme, gation at the Mass, the and tion teaching areas Parents were warned Cardinal stressed the im- olating main concourse. Catherine and Father Mcthe children would the that rom f through fifportance of Poland in hisGrath worked to be trained careneed home tory as a bastion of teen group discussion at To create seven fully in the fundamentals Christianity against the grade areas, folding doors the presbytery arranged ad- so that about eight sets of group dynamics with onslaughts from the can be used and, in some degree of rigour; -proof sound East. of parents attended each dition, two group seating does mere for He urged his listeners r ooms are available session. not mean group work. withdrawal genewas and theme to continue this struggle The their music • Archbishop Goody receives the final certification for the $15,753 collected by the Knights For the official openin the defence of rally that the developgroup use. Southern Cross in W.A. for the Eucharistic Congress Appeal. Mr. Laurie Taylor, the Knights the of faith. Commonwealth ment of the child de- ing, the parish priest and W.A. vice-president (centre) is presenting the certification to the Archbishop and also in the picThe all corn- parish council invite Later, with Archbishop plans for the develop- pends largely on the ture is Mr. Des Jackson, State organiser of the appeal, in which the target of $15,000 set by the bined efforts of home friends of the RockingGoody, the Cardinal ment of the Garden- IsCongress office for W.A. was exceeded. (Full report page 8). Melbourne present. be to area ham church. attended a reception at land Naval Base made it school and the Sikorski Club at imperative for the parish Bellevue where hepresi was. to make a decision on a welcomed by the parish school. dent, Mr. Z. Slowinski. Education till now has carried on at the °MI THE SHAMROCK SOCIAL CLUB (Inc.) He presented Archbish- been Heart School at acred S op Goody with a memorPoint Peron which grew ial medallion of St. Stanout of the residence ac islaw, patron of the Cracquired there in by the ROME (NC) — Some Church financial experts say they feel it is too ow archdiocese. Sisters of Our Lady of KELMSCOTT HALL early to determine the impact of the devaluation of the US dollar on the The next day at the air- the Mission in 1948 — a ROAD, KELMSCOTT ) RIVER ( Church's missionary and charitable activities. port he was farewelled former turtle factory. ROME (NC).—The historic capital of the Christian world, due in two years' time to be by Archbishop Goody, 17th MARCH, 1973 SATURDAY, the of growth registers 18 the With Last year, however, in- ities are international, ning the importation and Monsignor Dzieciol and celebrating yet another Holy Year, is plastered with pornographic film posters—and 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. dependent of the dollar, they should really be exportation of local cur- Mr. E. Hardy, president district, the late Arch- crimes an hour. bishop Prendiville acquestions. Roman vocaVatican mission directors thought of in terms of rencies. The latter fact was re- introduced to procure his Year can be expected to of the Federal Council of quired ten acres situated gdmission $3 single — includes supper unprecedented bring tions, a mere trickle, do reported that they faced one local Church helping release. startling As a financial institu- Polish Associations ill just behind the new Roc- vealed in a with Rome, to numbers Luigi people in another country proba serious financial Young Bishop not supply the city's tion independent of Italy, Australia, and a gather- kingham High School in speech by the procurator such as the German it has consistently over ing of the Polish commIvrea, was acute over-crowding and needs. lem. anticipation of the day general, Ugo Guarnera, Bettazzi of Contributions for the Catholic charities agency the years provided a unity, including children when the parish centre inaugurating the new jud- among those who protest- traffic problems — but missions were up world- funding a hospital in In- more favourable rate of in costume. might have to be moved iciary year. ed publicly about the also with vast inflow of national foreign currency. Kevros more centrally from its wide, the directors said, dia. scandal. by exchange for the dollar Picture While repudiating genA more serious Christremarks but the needs of the misGuarnera's present beach front Through a federation to its religious clientele Studios. eral charges of wide- about Rome brought ian problem is: can the sions had skyrocketed, — Caritas Internation- than Italian banks. flon. spread political partisan"L'Osser- challenge of declining forcing the Vatican to alis — these charities inWith the arrival of the ship among magistrates, many reactions. Because of its direct vatore Romano", the Vat- morality and public order curtail its donations to form the Vatican of their new parish priest, Father IT'S Guarnera, chief judge of ican daily, gave an article be met here at the heart contact with internationmany mission projects. McGrath, and the estabprojects and co-ordinate the petty criminal courts, Church? The effect that the dol- their projects through al exchanges, the Vatican OBVIOUS lishment of the parish stressed the gravity of to them and Pope Paul of the bank has consistently made extended reference lar's devaluation could the Vatican but they colRome's history has not c ouncil, it was decided decline of confidence in a Sunday speech to a CLASSIFIED ADS. that the establishment of any have on church mission lect their money at home stretched the "monies deallowed it to become a impartiality, such the new school, to be in their crowd gathered in St. mode: of well-balanced activity can be seen by and fund such projects stined for the works of incidents religion" since Pope Leo IN known as Star of the Sea, as some recent Peter's Square. studying the possible re- as they see fit. Christian ministry. Inside XIII founded a similar on five acres of the site, had caused. sults of devaluation in an Pope Paul has already its ancient walls it has Many strong European agency in 1887. should go ahead immedunderdeveloped country He called also for vig- said that he hoped the more than a church for currencies flowing to the iately. The bank not only of the Third World. judicial reform, city would present a bet- every day of the year, orous missions and charities It was also decided in the matter ter face by the time of but in the sprawling subespecially If that Church activity in the Third World will helps Religious communiTHE JOB DO t hat for the present the delays the Holy Year. This was urbs, where the highnotorious the of is backed by the US dol- increase in value. Catho- ties financially during a existing presbytery and light e d generally interpreted as a rises stand in muddy high recently lar, and that country also lic charities in many crisis or on a day-to-day PHONE IN YOUR the two parish churches fields, Mass still has to devalues its currency, as countries will also con- basis, but backs up those at Rockingham and Safe- again by the Valpreda threat that the Holy Year be said in rooms over aloff many are doing, the local tinue to benefit from a c ommunities whose budtrial. called CLASSIFIEDS be might ty Bay would be able to currency retains its pre- mandatory charity tax get is based on soft or c ater for though the Vatican press shops. anan Valpreda, present needs. Pietro Roman vocations are 25 9088 devaluation relation to collected by the govern- hard currencies. office afterwards rather Father McGrath ex- archist, was imprisoned unconvincingly denied rarities, and the more the dollar. In other ment but which can be moo. plained that the dispen- after bomb-throwing inbusiness-like parishes are words, the dollar is still assigned by citizens to sation for a Saturday cidents in Milan in Dec- this interpretation. run by men from northworth a dollar. the charity of their evening Mass, the jubilee Cancelling the ember, 1969. After three second ern Italy, not this city. But if that country does choice. granted in the metropol- years when he had still would be a disastrous During Christian Unity not devalue its currency, itan shaky city's the to blow area, relieved the not been brought to trial, Even if a national char—SOLE AGENTS— Week I accepted an inpressure then the dollar is worth on the accom- new legislation had to be finances. The 1975 Holy vitation to talk to the ity was funded in dollars, only 90 cents on the local the dollar would generalparishioners of St. Lucia, economy. And if that ly retain its full value if a rather stark modern country is influenced by aid supplies and their church in the Prati on a strong European curshipment were paid for 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco the other side of the rency — like that of in the United States. Tiber. 8 1 1410 — 81 1754 France — the dollar may The word means "the It appears then, that LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY be worth even less. meadows" and, though the Church's mission acOn the other hand, if tivities in the underdeyou'll see few blades of that missionary activity veloped countries may A unique little book from E. J. Dwyer, grass there now, the huge is sponsored by the not be too adversely afblocks of concrete all Church in Germany or "Let's Go To Mass" helps you teach your have a new look. They fected by the dollar's France or Switzerland, devaluation. children how to participate in the Mass. It include the Italian telethen the strong currenAnother bright spot on OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS colourfully illustrates each section of the vision headquarters cies of those countries the horizon is the Vatican Although the church is will buy more for misCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS Mass and shows you how to explain what's Bank, whose primary hardly more than 30 sions. and pre-school happening in language that task is to fulfil the man16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 years old, it is already in Amid the financial condate given it by Pius XII kindergarten children can understand. decline. 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Mother Bernes made honorary citizen of Jerusalem The nun, Mother Claire to care for youngsters is sponse from the kind of Bernes of the Sisters of no problem, she said. children we have, it is Charity of St. Vincent de "The real problem is find- almost a miracle," she Paul, is one of only 76 ing people ready to work said. "Recently I was persons to receive this there. We sometimes put bathing a little girl who award since it was estab- advertisements for volun- had never said a word. lished by the city in 1968. teers in European news- Then suddenly she exFor the past few papers. One young girl claimed: 'The water's months, Mother Bernes from Italy advertised for hot'." has been superior of the a successor when she The children are about Sisters' home for 80 sev- left. 'Who wants to come equally divided between erely retarded and handi- to take my place?' she Jews and Arabs and vary capped children at Ein wrote. 'I've received so in age from a year-and-aKarem near here. much more from these half to over 20. For 20 years, she was children than I have Though Mother Bernes superior of the Sisters' given them.' is over 70, her working Jerusalem home, where Asked whether she pre- day starts at 3.45 a.m. — orphans and homeless fers to work in Jerusal- so she "can get a little peoples of various ages. em or at Ein Karem, she work done before early In addition to training answered unhesitatingly: morning prayers." Her the girls under their care, "Why, at Eiri Karem, of days ends shortly after the Sisters found jobs for course! Our boys and nine in the evening, after them. When they came of girls are so badly handi- the news on the radio. age, Mother Bernes capped that practically During World War II found husbands for them no other institution in her convent there hid by talking to the parents the country would accept Jews from the Naxis. One of suitable boys. them." of those saved is now a Building an institution "When you get a re- professor In Israel.
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NEWS IN PARS New local features Archdlocesan The Floreat Majellans' meeting will be held at Brigidine College on March 22, commencing with Mass at St Cecilia's Church at 7.30 p.m. Further details from Wendy Duracich. Telephone 85 9229.
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March 7 There will be new local features in the ceremony of confirmation in Osborne Park Majellans will meet on Wednesday, March 21, at 1 p.m. at the Servite Priory, schools and parishes this year. 11 a.m. The Archbishop will Morgan Street, Tuart Hill. The guest speaker will celebrate a Pontifical High Mass in St. "Confession.' releasing I of n list Ronan other each subject after the and Father is the cerehis be Manning, 8th Patrick's Church, York, to mark the centenary 01 year mony and to meet the for this dates Scarborough, 8th opening of the the school by the Sisters (which appears below), bishop administering the Mandurah, 11th of Mercy. Father P. G. J. O'Reilly, confirmation. 15th Leederville, CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE secretary to Archbishop . an uaIin m sThe 11 18 0ura.of festive st. mMass in hob Following are the dates Melville, 15th explained that the of Patrick Goody, confirmation cereary,s Catheb The Nedlands branch of the Catholic Women's Park, 18th Osborne ral. The Archbishop. would make monies for the archdioLeague will meet at the church hall at 12.30 p.m, parish priest East Victoria Park, on Tuesday, March 20. A card party will follow at a public presentation of cese this year: Confirmation, Lesmurdie. The Auxilial 21 22nd the children to be con1.30 p.m. Bishop. ohApr. MARCH: Clontarf, 22nd Dianella members will meet in their parish hall firmed to the Archbishop 24 chdiocesan Pastoral Council Fremantle, 18th at 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21. meets on behalf of the parish Norseman, 25th at St. Charles' Seminary. Lesmurdie, 21st community. Lynwood, 29th The Bunbury Diocesan Council of the Catholic Subiaco, 25th Another innovation, he 25 10.30 a.m. The mass and procession in AUGUST: Womens' League is holding its annual general con- added, would be that the Rivervale, 28th honour of St. Joseph at St. Brigid'i Northam, 8th ference at Bridgetown on March 27. The organisers West Perth. The Auxiliary Bishop. 7.31 sponsor (now almost al- APRIL: are requesting suggestions from branches intendWongan Hills, 10th p.m. Confirmation, Subiaco, The Aux6 Riverton, 1st ing to be present on topics to add interest to the ways a parent) would an SEPTEMBER: ary Bishop. flounce the name of the discussions. Santa Maria College, Carilla, 16th 25 4 p.m. The opening of the new Rock Details of those attending should be forwarded candidate as each is pre4th Beverley, 19th Archbishop. sented the to before March 23. Enquiries may be made to the ingham Catholic school building. The Como, 11th Mt Lawley, 23rd Diocesan Secretary, Mrs. K. Nevin, Parade Hotel, Archbishop. Father O'Reilly comSunbury, 6230, or to phone numbers: 21 2818, mented that it would be JUNE: Kalarnunda, 26th 28 Confirmation, Rivervale. The Archbishop, 21 2093, 21 3283. Morley Park, 10th necessary for this to be TO BE DECIDED: Joondana, 10th 30 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's done in a clear, strong Emble ton Cathedral. The Archbishop. Aquinas College, Merredin The next Friday Forum of the Mental Health voice that could be heard 13th Association will be held at the W.A. Community by all present. Wembley Downs April Centre, corner Stubbs Terrace and Selby Street, Claremont, 17th He said that in his opMirabooka Confirmation, Rivervale, The Archbishop, 1 Shenton Park, on Friday, March 30 at 8 p.m. inion, although it was North Doubleview, Maida Vale "Alternatives to the Drug Experience" will be hard to make compara17th 2 6.30 p.m. A mass in Subiaco Church to H ighgate discussed by Father John Harte (University counMaddington, 20th celebrate the golden jubilee of the priest selling service), Mr. Colm O'Doherty (Health Edu- tive judgments in this ADULT cessful ceremonies apcation Council) and a former drug addict. West Perth, 24th hood of Monsignor E. Kennedy, parish C ONFIRMATION S peared to be taking place Cottesloe/Loreto, priest. March 30th in the parishes where 24th July 13th 4 Confirmation, Santa Maria College. there was a wide pastoral North Beach, 27th November 23rd catechesis and prepara8 Training day for parish pastoral cot* JULY: tion. SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: cillors of the Merredin zone. The Record appreciates the efforts of readers and This could be done Doubleview, 1st May 10 to 29 contributors to keep the paper informed of coming through home Masses, 5 p.m. Annual Mass in St. Mary's Cath. East Fremantle, 1st August 23 to Sepevents both at the parish and diocesan level edral for the Catholic Policemen's Guild. St Louis College, 4th Because of printing schedules it is important for visiting speakers, group tember 11th 11 this information to be lodged early if it is to be of meetings and a final in7.30 p.m. Confirmation, Como. tensive series of public practical use. 29 3 p.m. Blessing and opening of the SalThe editorial production of an issue commences ceremonies of spiritual vatore Terenzio Villa for senior citizens on each Thurulay, i.e. ten days before the Sunday preparation in the days on which it is read by the majority of readers. It leading up to the confirat Wanneroo. should be planned to have material at our office mation itself. LOS ANGELES (NC). responsible by that Thursday. to Priests, teachers and 11,000 The deadline for editorial copy is noon on Mon- laity, he added, ought to — There has been a "re- members of 21 congregaday. It is not possible to guarantee the inclusion become more aware of markable upswing" in tions of men Religious of material arriving after that time unless prior the present theology of the past two years in voc- around the world and a notice has been given to the editor or the matter the Sacrament that is ations to the Benedictine c o-ordinating office for is one of extreme urgency. spelt ont in the Introduc- orders of priests and sis- the 21,000 Sisters of the tion of the Sacrament ters, Benedictine Abbot order. (and partly in the Intro- Primate Rembert Weakland said in San Diego. duction to Baptism). Mrs. Jane Malone represented the W.A. presThe shift to the prac"I do not like to progident of the Catholic Women's league at the tice of parents being the nosticate on the basis of Eucharistic Congress Mass organised by the Vicsponsors of their children a two-year period, but in R.E.I.W.A. toria and Wagga Wagga branches and attended had re-emphasised the the past two years there 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE by 3,500 women in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melimportance of the good has been a remarkable bourne. ESTATE AGENTS - AUCTIONEERS faith of the parents and upswing," he said. "There TEMUCO, Chile (NC) especially their reception are novices in religious —Father Felix Moray, a — VALUERS — Members of the league studied and obtained a of Holy Communion a- houses where there had Spanish priest who came read the lessons and took degree and then subse• AGENTS Royal Automobile Club — R.A.C. Insurance long with their children been none." to Chile at the turn of part in the Offertory pro- querttly married. Home Building Society at the function. Queensland Insurance The head of the world the century to work a- cession. She urged her listenerS Even for the non-Cath- Benedictine Order had mong miners and fisherPhone 35 6322 At the afternoon tea let political leaders to olic parent the privilege recently and reception which folcompleted a men in the northern port know what they thought of being a co-sponsor was special conference and of La Serena, has cele- lowed in the Dallas on issues of public mor. a significant expression retreat with 50 prior- brated his 103 birthday Brooks Hall, Mrs. Galality so that these leadof the handing on of lagher, acting president esses of Benedictine con- here. other public figers and faith from parent to of A.C.C.W. said that the vents in the United States Born at Palma de Malures would be forced to child. talents of women went Father O'Reilly praised In an interview with the lorca, Spain, in 1870, Fat- mostly unacknowledged t ake notice. the idea of young people Southern Cross, San Di- her Moray was ordained and were not utilised, She instanced humanist OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST being involved in the rea- ego diocesan newspaper, a priest in 1894. even thought there were pressure in England dur"Should I be born a- exceptions. dings. However, he said, he said that the order C ONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS ing the 1960's that had this should not be seen had come through its gain and live to be 100 succeeded in relaxing The Biblical PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... phrase crisis period. years old, I would follow _ 21 8151 as a gimmick, but the jaws on divorce, homothat all men were equal, Father Weakland, who the will of the Lord once PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... children should be chosen sexuality and abortion. she 21 5304 for believed, meant that their maturity and was abbot of a priory in more," he told friends. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET all were equal in that it was up the felt She love ... Pennsylva He poor eyesight, has but nia for four 35 2602 ability to communicate. to the present generation COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET is in good health, and of God. years before being electHe said that a ... parish 3 2655 On the subject of edu- t o provide an example of social was often an ex- ed to Benedictine pri- says Mass daily. cation, she believed that womanhood on which a mate first the is American cellent opportunity for He is chaplain of the marriage and a career future generation would the people to mix with in that position. He heads Asylum for the Elderly, would be mixed in a look back in pride. This a headquarters in Rome, where he lives. woman's life and it was necessitated working .tonot fair to say that it gether instead of being was "a waste" if a woman fragmented. PLUMBING MATERIAL
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VATICAN CITY (NC) — Plainclothes guards will mingle with visitors in the Vatican museums From now on to foil attempts at vandalism.
Tw groups of Vatican creased protection inside museum guards — the the museums was begun Vatican is not saying ex- even before a deranged actly how many for sec man attacked and damurity reasons — have aged the world famous Mental health means to be a good human being and to be happy, finished special courses I'5eta of Michaelangelo necessary to people get for out from is under the it pressend this and to conducted by the Italian last May. special striving be and of to being continually competitive in every ure of police school in Rome. Restoration of that The number of guards statue has been completsphere. the organisers to of down-tothe that it is the gradually bewas custodians and patrollThis ed but the officials of St. ing the seemingly endless Peter's failed to meet earth human definition growing interest in Re- ing recognised that Recovery work. Con Father covery groups can pick halls and galleries of the their own deadline provided by of Headquarters for Re- up the vital work of rePerth Vatican museums has "the end of February" Keogh who was in covery at 330 conWellingare to habilitation help when to the increased been to more week last for its re-display in the than 100 in the past year. basilica. solidate the work of local ton St. (above Trouchet's specialised work of the pharmacy). The phone, psychiatrist has to eEd. Closed circuit television Recovery groups. On March 1, the statue and radar-alarm systems He also sees the need Father Keogh is a 25 6666, is attended from a.m. to 4 p.m. each for have also been installed in the first side chapel priest of the archdiocese 10 Recovery to reach the enquiries. to protect the priceless on the left of the Church vast number of people of Sydney and works full weekday for A Recovery group can with of programmes remained hidden behind collection. on ime t stress problems leadership training for have as few as three who never get around to The Vatican announced a fibre-board wall as people involved in setting members; eight is the de- psychiatric treatment. that some of the guards technicians worked to sirable number and beup Recovery groups. would wear ordinary finish the installation of Recovery also provides Early in his priesthood, yond twelve it is felt that support for clothes and would a plexi-glass screen at the relatives he suffered a severe men- it is harder to give each of people with mingle the with thous- the chapel's entrance. mental tal breakdown and under- person a sense of partici- health daily ands visitors of as Father CON KEOGH problems. went a long programme pation. they move through the held Meetings are "If you have a loved Keep abreast with the of rehabilitation. Today museum corridors. his life is dedicated to weekly and last for one one with a mental probOfficials hope the new times; keep abreast helping ordinary people and a half hours. There lem, you have a big per precautions can avert carry the burdens of are no membership fees sonal problem yourself," attempts to damage or with the Church—Read with or dues and no introduc- says Father Keogh. mental sickness valuable works THE RECORD. destroy necessary — a is tion encourageand support "Today's culture is in DUBLIN (NC) —Mrs. Meredie O'Donoghue of of art. person simply attends. ment from others. crisis" he says. "A more Cork claimed that British abortion clinics have The programme of intypical A meeting competitive Recovery is the official attitude been approaching Irish doctors and offering movement that minute a half with opens a name of means that more and them special "abortion package tours- for pregrapidly of silence to think of more people are breakspreading is nant girls. throughout Australia and others in the group or of ing down under stresses Mrs O'Donoghue said deals are said to have has also reached New others in the world who and there is less co-operand have a common interest ation, with the result that the abortion clinics been made to Irish docZealand, Hawaii Ireland. with those in the group. that the community no had aold the Irish doc- tors by telephone. It is a voluntary assocA leader enumerates longer supports people in tors that girls could have S PECIAL The price of the pack iation, without ally relig- the 12 steps of Recovery difficulties as it used to." a two to four-day "holiage would cover a flight OSPITAL H day" in or London Birmious affiliation, of people and then the Recovery from Dublin or Cork to The important thing is ingham for $375-S450. who know they are in- commitment is recited. that if a person has a The Cork woman said England, a taxi from the adequate or maladjusted The rest of the work- problem, very often he or that she had spent a airport to a nursing to life, mentally spiritu- ing section of the meetshe cannot be told by month in England and home and the fees for ally or socially, who ing is concerned with anyone in very close re- Ireland doing research the operation. earnestly desire to friendly support for each lationship — such a per- for an Irish TV programThe Irish Medical change and are helping others problems and one another to get well. phobias which is follow- son feels threatened by me. The programme is Union has no official close relatives. believed to be preparing knowledge of British In W.A., Recovery has ed by practical steps for O PTOMETRISTS revelations abortion clinics seeking Instead, he says, they detailed been in existence for four individuals to take (for 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Pluine 24 3543 years and now has three example, resisting the can listen to a former about "the Irish connec- business in Ireland but 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 i ndividual doctors have relation Britpatient, to tion" because in they are groups in Perth and six temptation to make voiced their protests at R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist in the suburbs. sweeping negative state- talking the same langu- ain's abortion clinics. abortion the extent of the pracof Offers Father Keogh came to ments about oneself in age. tice. Perth for a public meet- reply to the question mg which was to give How are you? The advice support to making Recov- is simply say, "Well, ery in WA. an independ- thank you" and no ent group with its own more). administration and execuThe group also contive committee and to ducts a programme of help it to become a leg- reading and self educaally incorporated body. tion on mental health LONDON (NC).—A group of businessmen The attendance of 220 work. claiming that there is a decline of ethics in was a strong indication says Keogh Father produced a draft commercial
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Big increase in missions appeal A 30 per cent increase in contributions from t he Bunbury Diocese in two years was revealed in figures for the Society for the Spreading of th e Faith appeal released by the Bunbury director, Dr. B. R. Adderley.
The 11 o'clock Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday, May 20, promises to be one of the outstanding events in the life of St. Mary's that has been accustomed to a consistently high standard of sacred music. For those not living-ii The Mass will be cele- Georg Tintner, Molly McThe total of the various 1971 to $3,467 in 1972. Dr. Adderley explained brated by Archbishop Gurk and Stephen Dor- but attending all the day parishes are below. They Goody and the choir will nan, all prominent in and evening sessions the include direct appeal and that the closure of some Mission Sunday collec- schools no doubt accounbe the approximately 150 West Australian musical fee will be $21. Alternatively, the charge will be tions. The 1970 totals are ted in part for this desingers, choirmasters and circles. Father Patrick Ahern, Si for each session, whetcline. in brackets. organists who will be On a per-capita basis, Albany, $1,535 (1970, bringing to an end the director of St. Mary's her morning, afternoon $1,555); Boyup Brook, the top school was Boyup 1973 week-long (May 13 Cathedral choir, empha- or evening. For those not living-in, S131) ($147); Bridgetown, Brook, with $3.4 per pupil to 20) National Confe- sised that it was not the rence Choir School of the desire of these talented the charge will be $1 for $216 (S187); Brunswick, followed by Dardanup and Katanning Royal School of Church people to conduct "high- each occasional meal. $509 (31253); Bunbury, ($2.1) brow" seminars only or Music. S1,252 ($1,037); Busselton, ( S1.9). remarked Ahern Father lecture to highly skilled $307 ($362); Collie, $374 In the totals below the In the evening, the that to a lot of people people. Rather, they wishnumber of pupils in each ( 3127). present will group same a wide the fees could be a probencourage to ed school in brackets. S345 ($285); Dardanup, lem, but he noted the Evensong in St. George Bunbury: St. Joseph's, cross section of people, Denmark, S103 ($93); in parpractice growing Cathedral. including those of limited Donnybrook, $282 ($228); S274 (S405); St. Mary's, parish providing of ishes This is the first nation- ability, to gain from their Esperance, S397 ($213); $148 ($152); St. Thomas', funds to enable select al conference that has advice and experience. Gnowangerup - Tambell- S83 ($51). educatattend to laity and W.A. been held in There will be a special Albany: Ave Maria, $80 up, S320 ($157); Harvey, and ional, catechetical promises to be the big- section for boy and girl S212 ($161); Katanning, ( $149); St. Joseph's, $400 liturgy seminars. gest event in church mu- choristers, including recS411 ($202); Koj onup, (S244); C.B.C., S100 (8180) sic ever held in this reational activities. For He felt that it was a Collie: St. Brigid's, 8165 S635 ($332). State. the whole choir school, it logical step for a parish Lake Grace, S241 ($92); ( $259). Boyup Brook: $140 This is indicated by is hoped that a visit to to show its interest in deManjimup, $349 ($280); eminence of the visiting New Norcia will be a veloping good church $271 ( S41); Bridgetown, S107 River, Margaret the music by sponsoring musicians from overseas major social event. ( ($79); Mount Barker, ($84); Brunswick, $130 The fees for the school attendance of their orand Australia who will Nannup, (8100); Busselton, $230 S330 (S119); ganists, choirmasters or be lecturing and tutoring. are: • Mr. and Mrs. C. Murray-Smith after their S33 (S146); Narrogin, $991 ($150); Dardanup, $120; Full living-in, $42 (It is singing leaders at this ($56); Harvey, $326 ($225) They include John Bertawedding at St. Joseph's Church, Queens Park. ($555); Pemberton, $289 Katanning, $300 (S161); lot, of Blackburn Cathed- hoped that as many as unique conference. ($7); Wagin, S292 (S150); bride's by the Robert possible take advantage Kojonup, S100 ($69); Manral, England; It is hoped to conclude The ceremony was performed Waroona, S197 ($166). Boughen, of Brisbane and of this facility which will applications for enrol- brother, Father Ted Miller, assisted by Father The totals for the Soc- jimup, $257 ($290); NarAnnette Goerke, of Perth. be at the Guildford ment by the end of this O'Farrell, parish priest. The bride is the third iety of the Holy Child- rogin, $100 (S115); PemAssociated with them Grammar School). Chil- month. Details for enrol- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Miller, of Welsh- hood and the Society of berton, $104 (S9); Warwill be Dr. David Tunley, dren will live-in for $21 ment are obtainable from pool, and the groom the only son of Mr. and St. Peter Apostle show a oona, $157 ($118). MISSIONS: MOTOR Father Patrick Ahern, Mrs. B. Murray-Smith, of Darwin. decline from 33,713 in Busselton, $100; Ongerup, Aquinas College, Man S45. ning 6152, or the Rev. G. Guildford Dickinson, Grammar School, Guildford 6055.
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Francis Archbishop Rush (56), the newly appointed Archbishop of MEXICO CITY (NC) —The Christian Family Movement (CFM) has Brisbane, is the fifth bisopened its first counselling centre on family planning for Catholic couples hop since Brisbane was here. declared a diocese in RECORDS The centres are part of Such government ac- most important, because 1859 and the first nativeSpecial 12" Records, well known brands from an effort by the Church tion in providing inform- of the consequences in born Queenslander to rise $1.99 in Mexico to educate ation "must follow the the personal life of the to the post. Catholics on the matter demands of the moral child, his education and As former Bishop of or Give a Gift Token following the govern- law and must respect the well-being. Rockhampton he retraces Centre Repair Sunbeam Appliances ment's launching of a freedom of choice of husThe outline lists four a similar rise from Rockcampaign on responsible bands and wife," the factors "in the formation hampton to Brisbane of parenthood early this bishops said. of the Christian conscien- the late Archbishop Jamyear to curb rapid popuThey added that a ce parent- es Duhig whose historic regarding lation growth. couple's "to hood," decision 434 ALBANY HIGHViAY, VIC. PARK episcopate in Brisbane have another child or Mr. and Luis GuzMrs. stretched from 1912 to 1270 61 Phone • The voice of God in his death in 1965. man Garcia, the couple not, implies the right of of every the conscience which heads CFM, said responsibility to decide Archbishop Rush's parat the end of a meeting upon the means — foll- man and woman, ents came from Galway the owing with sincerity • The personal cir- and Tralee and the family here that the movement PARKERVILLE AMPHITHEATRE each grew up in Townsville. of was concerned with the dictates of their con- cumstances couple. overall picture of family science." Premie-9 Performance He studied for the priestNEW YORK (NC) — life, not just planning the CFM centres will proSpringwood, • The conditions of hood at While some women ac- number of children. vide information and the community in which N.S.W. and was ordained ross the nation were Christian they live. on "We also dealt with courses at the Propaganda Collfighting hard against the social justice, family in- f amily life and answer by JOHN JOSEPH JONES God as ege, Rome in 1939. of The • word Equal Rights Amendment come, urban problems questions from couples Directed by: COLLIN O'BRIEN by the Archbishop Rush has for women, a national or- affecting family life, and on concrete situations transmitted Commencing THURSDAY, MARCH 8th at 7.30 p.m. Church, and her own ad- been conspicuous for the nuns backof ganisation of the guidance under 22nd, 17tn, the impact of education, It wil l be repeated on the 9th, 11.,t.), 15th, 16th, vice. interest he has taken in ed it almost unanimous- both at 23rd and 24th March at 8.15 p.m. and priests. school migrants ly. Italian of The outline reiterates Italian people first as same time, the the A powerful story of a devout Catholic family At communicathrough parish priest of Ingham whose vineyard is resumed and their fight to save it against town In Washington, the nat- tions," Guzmans Mexican Bishops' Con- the bishops' statement the planning bureaucracy played out througn the love of two young ional board of the Lead- said. Australivs. ference has circulated a that "the decision (on and later in Rockhampton. of Conference ership ADMISSION $2.50. Children Free — Pensioners 50e "We also paid a great detailed outline for work family size) must leave Women Religious, voted deal of attention to the shops on "Responsible the couple with peace of MAIL BOOKINGS TO: 17 to 1 in favour of the problems of our youth Paternity." It stresses mind, since they have no ParkerviLie Amphitheatre, Parkerville 6553. Phone 95 4269 amendment. TOWN BOOKINGS — BOANS and to its concern for "the greatness of the reason to feel they are God-given mission of drifting apart from divMAKE UP A PARTY — Concession price over 6 people $2.00 The statement by the human values." Bring Rug/Cushion 18-member board of nuns CFM leaders are foll- communicating life in ine friendship." ENJOY BARBECUE BEFORE SHOW said: owing pastoral guide- the fullest sense, not only As the CFM opened its in eqthe believe "We lines laid down by the biological, but also spir- councelling centres, 111111111 OMNI MINI MEIN MINI MINI NINO MI 11111111 WIN MEM ual rights of women be- Mexico bishops last Dec- itual." mainly in poverty areas cause we believe in the ember, placing decisions It also speaks of the of the city, a government I enclose cheque/money order for.... BOGOTA (NC) — The equal rights of persons. on family size on the decision to have or not to official reassured Mexi.seats for Please reserve. We stand for con-commi- married couples, and have another child as cans that parenthood city of Medellini, birthIf my first tant safeguards against acknowledging the right 90.000 weddings. the night cf... programmes "are ruled place of the 1968 Medellin any interpretation of the of government authori- In announcing last by respect for human dig- guidelines of the Latin please available not is chcice American bishops on soc- • Equal Rights Amend- ties to facilitate distribu- year its family planing nity." ial reform and Churck ment that would be des- tion of information or campaign, the governDr. Jorge Jimenez Can- renewal, has its first carment said that the countMINI MINI OM MIMI tructive of persons." family planning. VIM NM IME MN NM tu, Minister of Health dinal in a long history of and Welfare, said that religious vocations and population policies aimed Church work. at curbing rapid growth Cardinal Anibal Munoz were backed by "solid, Duque, now Coadjutor AI long studies of social, Archbishop of Bogota economic and cultural was born at Santa Rosa journey is long • . . their problems." de Osos, near Medellin, "We only provide the October, 1908, the first of but YOU can shorten it information. It is entire- a family of 12 children. ly up to the couples to At one time Cardinal Today the people of Latin America are seeking a new make a decision," he Munoz had to leave the said. hope, a new life free from poverty and inju.stice. seminary and find work ja Dr. Jimenez said the to help in the educati0n7 Will yo, help in their search? government was fighting of his brothers and sisillegal abortions, and pro- ters. At the time he con-viding means to couples sidered becoming an elAs a Colurnban missionary, you would be ;oaring your Vocations Advisor, a in common law marriage ectronics engineer or Christian hope by offering them the Bread of Life and St. Columban's seveto contract civil marri- mechanic and took 69 Woodland St., Nth Essendon, Vic. 2041 the strength of Pentecost for their journey. age and thus legalise the ral courses. Please send me more information about th,a missionary work of the Columban Fathers "The first thing a miscivil status of their childNAME ren. In December, the sionary in these mounADDRESS sponsored tains should know is his government AGE. ry must reduce the num- Gospel. the second thing lie PHILIPPINES: CHILE. PERU: KOREA: JAPAN, FIJI. ber of babies born each how to fix his car," said. lear — 2.2 million. R ADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOP:, — SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE
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"With Heart and "School Service": "Let's SUNDAY, Voice": A programme of Go" No. 6. "Rules are for MARCH 18. hymns for today presen- keeping." "Divine Service": Irina10.15 a.m. loo Presbyterian Church, ted by Tony Lee. 7.00 a.m. ( 6WN). (6WN). "Frontier": A review Perth. This modern ServThe final certified total of the Eucharistic Congress Appeal conducted "Encounter": by the Knights of Russell of recent religious events ice of Holy Communion the McKinnon reports from around the world. 7.15 is led by the Rev. Laurie Southern Cross throughout Western Australia is $15,753. Bailey. 11.00 a.m. _ the Inter-Varsity Fellow- p.m. (6WN). The money has been Mount Lawley $96 Boulder ship 34th annual confer- FRIDAY, "Does Science Deny sent $86 Gnowangerup /Tamto the Eucharistic Mount Yokine $120 Bruce Rock ence held at the Uni- MARCH 23. $36 God": A discussion be- Cong bellup ...... ...... $47 ress Committee. Mundaring $127 Corrigin versity of Tasmania in $20 Harvey "Cross Ways": Bishop tween Sir Mark Oli..... This week Mr. Laurie Nedlands $33 $581 Cunderdin / QuairJanuary. The prOgram- Chandu Ray, Director of phant distinguished Tayl Ka tanning ...... or, K.S.C., the W.A. North Beach $132 ading $90 • me features part cf the the Co-ordinating Office scientist and Governor $28 Lake Grace ...... national ...... $14 vice-president, North Doubleview $143 Dalwallinu outstanding annual lec- of $47 Margaret River Asian Evangelism, of South Australia, and and Mr. Des Jackso North n, the $10 Frema ntle Goomalli $88 ng • ture given by Dr. John based in Singapore, will the Right Rev. Stanley $44 Narrogin ...... ...... $111. W.A. State organiser, Osborne Park $136 Kalgoorlie klercus "The Gospel as I be visiting Perth. "Cross Bruce Rosier, Bishop of $117 P ember ton called on Archbishop Palmyra $20 $108 Kambalda would see it in the light Ways" $20 Waroona presents his Willochra, S.A. 9.30 p.m. Goody to present the off- Queens Park $5 $120 Kellerberrin of the scientists and address given at a serv- approx. $80 icial certification and the• Redcliffe $90 Kondinin philosophers of today" ice held at the Baptist Tota $20 l $877.5 6 report covering individu- Riverton =11111.111 $191 Mandurah , and part of the address- Theological College to MUNN= $58 DIOCESE OF al parish donations. Rivervale $123 Merredin given by Dr. Bobby commence $21 the study GERALDTON Mr. Taylor said that, Scarborough $536 Moora -Nit* of Singapore on year. 9.15 p.m. (6WN). $30 working to a national Shenton Park $246 Norseman "Student Witness $35 Geraldton in MONDAY TO FRIDA .. $137 Y, plan, the W.A. headquar South Perth $231 Northam Asia." 8.00 a.m. (6WF). $245 Bluff Point Won-. ters of the Knights had Subiaco thella $388 Pinjarra $24 "Sacred Music": Pat- MARCH 19 to 23. $34 "Readings from the allocated a senior mem- Swanbourne $63 Southern Cross $150 Mt. Magnet . . rick Kirkwood presents $66 Bible": The Rev. Ian Thor ber nlie of their / Ming staff Kenwic to work k 563 Toodyay enew $33 Stravinsky's "Symphony $10 for four months in org- Victoria Park $158 Trayning $51 Morawa of Psalms." Paul Dutton. Williams, of Melbourne. $55 7.10 a.m. (6WN). anising the collection in Wanneroo $104 Wongan Hills $21 Mullewa . Also in the programme $42 "Pause A Moment": the three W.A. dioceses Wembley $332 Wyalkatchem $26 Northampton - are works by Palestrinas. $126 Rev. Brian The Porter, of Wembl of Perth, ey Bunbu Downs ry and $90 York $44 Port Hedland . 8.15 a.m. (6WN). This week Teleket$78 Sydney. 9.15 a.m. (6WF). West Perth Geraldton. $136 Country Total $1,314 Three Springs ics moves from the $27 "Divine Service": St. "By The 'Way": The More than 400 Knights Willagee Tom Price $124 theme of the Sacra$30 Mary's of the Angels Rev. Rod Bowie, of SydDIOCESE OF BUNBURY had participated in the Wilson ments and show how $38 Bun Roman Catholic Church, ney. 10.20 a.m. (6WN). bury $104 the parables in the collection and it was "Glendalough" ResiTotal $606.80 Geelong. Albany 11.00 a.m. $66 "Evening Meditation": Gsopels can be treated noted that in only four dents $45 (6WN). Boyu p Brook i n this new combina$39 The Rev. Father Patrick cases in such a vast area Sundry, Pledges and ABBEY NULLIUS OF Bridgetown "The Epilogue": The Cunningham ,of Perth. tion of the techniques had it been not possible $52 Donations $314 NEW NORCIA of television and cateElizabethan singers con- 11.57 p.m. (6WN), 11.50 $40 for the Knights personal- Metro Total $12,814 Brunswick cheties. Buss $50 elton ducted by Louis Halsey. p.m. (Regs) $73 ly to establish liaison Programme No. 7, Collie 11.17 p.m. (6WN). 11.45 SATURDAY, $36 COU Relig with NTRY: the ious parish. Orders "A Talent for Tony" is Dardanup (Regs). $32 $90 MARCH 24 . a contemporary stagEven at the distant Bencubbiri S20 Donnybrook $34 "Saturday Saints": A ing of the Parable of mining centre of Tom Beverley MONDAY, S50 Esperance $25 Grand Total 515,752.90 weekly look at the religiPrice and at Ongerup it the Talents, a five-yearMARCH 19. ous scene presented by had been possible to arold, is asked by his • "Facing TheWeek: Patrick Kirkwood and father to make some range representation. In The Rev. Sandy Murray George Morrison. 10.15 some cases it necessitatdrawings, but his fear of Sydney. 6.25 a.m. a.m. (6WN), 9.40 a.m. ed members driving 30 of failure gets in the • (6WN). (Regs). miles to arrange the parway and he discovers ish campaign which was that the one talent to conducted by means of be treasured is belief posters, in himself. leaflets, and It can be seen on specially printed offering Sunday, March 18 at envelopes. 10.30 a.m. and 11.15pm VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope Paul has limited This was the first time the number of cardinals on TVW7. that a lay body had been who may elect his successor to 120 but is considering adding to electors Programme No. 6, commissioned by , the a selected group of bishops and the patriarchs of the Eastern-rit4 "The Stray", is also a Australian bishops to Churches. Biblical parable which carry out such a large ALL SUBURBS gives a very up-to-date nation-wide assignment. In the secret consistory Although some patri- inals could take part in reflection on Our The Melbourne Congress that opened the day-long archs today also carry the conclave electing a Lord's story of the lost office had set W.A. a ceremonies for the for- the title of cardina l, pope, automatically exsheep. target of S15,000 and this mal installation of 30 new many of them have obcluding all patriarchs It can be seen on had been exceeded. cardinals, Pope Paul dis- jected that by making who were not cardinals. Sunday, March 18 at 10 Following are the de- closed some of his future them a Roman cardinal, a.m. on STW9. Distributors for: The Pope then discusstails of the parish coll- plans for the conclave and thus tied - at least Programme No. 5, ections in three W.A. dio which will elect the next symbollically - to the ed the question of linkTORO Automatic Turf Irrigation "The ing the synod of bishops Eucharist, SacraPope and revealed the diocese of Rome, ceses: their more equipment. World's Finest Sprinkler ment of Life", uses nam es of two cardinals dignity as patriarchs closely with the of he has kept a secret since their own rites is dimin- electoral power of the for Bowling Greens, Golf Courses, modern situations to A RCHDIOCESE OF help the viewer to recollege of cardinals. He his last consistory in ished. PERTH Ovals and Fields. create through sight said: 1969. METROPOLITAN: and sound the inner The main points of the RADIO CONTROLLED Although not giving "In the same way we meeting of the EucharApplecross $236 papal speech given to the them the honors of the ask ourself if it is not Member N.W.W.A. The Good Name in Reticulation. ist. It can be seen on Ashfield $29 older cardinals present in cardinalate, the Pope necessary to consider the BTW3 (Bunbury) and WELLS Attadale made it clear he is study- possibility BORES $237 Rome, included: MAINS WATER of associating GSW9 (Albany) on • A decree that the ing better ways of conArmadale Auto or Manual Systems S95 with the sacred college of Sunday, March 18, at num ber of cardinals en- sulting with them and Balcatta $198 cardinals for so import5 p.m. HIRE TRENCHING MACHINES, Etc. Bassendean $155 titled to participate La seeking their advice. He ant a task those whom Programme No. 4, Bayswater the next papal election also Complete Service for Home Handyman to Big Comsaid: $85 the synod of Bishops - a the First", the Beaconsfield mercial Enterprises - from Industrial and Commer- "After S82 "will not exceed 120"; group deriving from the "We even xplorat ask ion ourself of • a young Bedford The exclusion of cial Enterprises to Sports and Playing Fields. $136 entire of whether it would not be episcopate boy's emotions on his Bellevue $107 Eastern - rite patriarchs world - elect as its repgood conside to first hunting trip, can r the from the Consultants • Design Service honour Belmont of the $52 opportuneness of using resentatives arid who conbe seen on VEW8 (KalContractors • Suppliers Bentley UNDER S196 c ardinalate; assistance which they stitute the council of the the goorlie) and VEW3 • Consideration, howBrentwood $123 Hire for Home Handyman. ONE ROOF could give in the election general secretariat of the (Kambalda) on Sunever, of the possib Cathed ility ral of $642 We will install complete or of the Supreme Pontiff." synod, including also day, March 18 at lOpm. AT OUR Coolbellup $23 adding patriarchs to the supply materials only. those designated by the Another card popula inal r five electors in the I City Beach NEW $48 n the past, only card- Roman Pontiff himself." OPEN SAT. A.M. FOR YOUR minute religious profuture; Carilla $12 ADDRESS: C ONVENIENCE gramme designed for Carlisle/Kewdale • Consideration of the $87 children called "The Claremont • $206 possibility of linking the Wotsaname Show", apCloverdale $77 papal election more closepears regularly on the Como $172 ly to the Synod of Bishfour W.A. commercial 1 28 1277 I JUST OFF Cottesloe $362 ops by adding to cardinal CAMBRIDGE ST. channels. Times are Dianella S224 electors the members of DRY and SWEET advertised. Doubleview S277 the council of the general A LTAR WINES East Cannington $57 secretariat of the synod; East Fremantle ... $177 • East Victoria Park S193 1969 Disclosure that in he had chosen CzechEmbleton $27 oslovakian Bishop StephFloreat $229 en Trochta of ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) Litomerice lremantle $504 and the late Rumanian 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 Glendalough $92 Bishop Julius Hossu of still prays and works through his followers today: Gosnells $137 Cluj-Gherla as cardinals Guildford $76 bupt had reserve Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace d their Hamilton Hill / Jannames "in petto" (meanWhere there is hatred - let me sow love dakot S54 ing in secret) because of Where there is injury - pardon Highgate $400 various conside Where there is doubt - faith rations. Hilton $60 Where there is despair - hope As the Pope revealed Inglewood $54 Where there's darkness - light Jo ondanna $122 his plans and surprises to Where there is sadness - joy Kalamunda $96 the older cardinals in the' Karrinyup Do these ideals appeal to you? $76 Consistorial Hall in thd Vatican Palace, 29 new K elmscott $38 c Ken sington $134 ardinals were assembled CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN priests and brothers need you i Leederville to continue their mission of peace in their parishe $92 n the audience hall on s, the other side of St. PetLesmurdie amongst migrants, with youth, the poor, the sick $98 and er's. The 30th cardinal, 3 Monastery the aged, at home and abroad, $284 Spaniard, remained at Maddington / Lynhome recovering from an wood FOR FURTHER INFORMATION about their life $88 and work eye operation. Maida Vale $48 send to: Vocation Director, The Seminary, Plumpton, Manning Pope Paul noted that $168 N.S.W. 2761, tel.: 6258205, Maylands $41 he had not named any Medina/Naval Base $83 Eastern-rite Patriarchs and give: name age Melville $59 this time "because in fact Midland $160 we have wished to satisaddress code Mirrabooka $92 fy a desire expressed by Morley $245 some of them" not to be Mosman Park $48 named cardinals.
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CUTER FROM To make New bible "breakthrough in AUNT WIN you smile inter-church relations"
Boys, Smiles are fine, so smile Dear Girls and with me VATICAN CITY (NC).—The new Common Bible approved by Catholics, Protestants and is on its way I hope that you Now that Lent what are your thoughts about While fun for you below Orthodox and soon to be published in the United States marks a real breakthrough in the develyou'll see. will let me know opment of inter-church relations, according to Jesuit Father Walter Abbott, "the Bible man" of season. holy his t penance with great of PETER: My uncle disap- the Vatican's Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity. Let us link our acts peared when he was on While praising the new Testament translation of He said that the Com- and the Prayer of Manaslove of God. a hunting trip. Bible, Father this version had already books were Common seh. Those translation mon Bible something up give to you guide PAUL: What happened to was both new and uni- dropped from the Catho- Abbott pointed out that been completed and that Let that love the money put that you may so buy to him? you want que. "For the first time lie Bible by the Council the translation could on- the entire Bible would Compassion box. PETER: Something he a translation of the en- of Trent and were not ly be appreciated by a be finished by 1975. "Then into your Project disagreed with ate him! tire Bible in English has admitted by the Protes- "well educated person." we can look for a revoS t. John wrote: "He who does not love does the approval and endorse- tants at the time of the He estimated that only lution in Bible reading," is love." not know God, for God our greatest friend, for NICE OLD LADY: And ment of Roman Catholic, Reformation. percent of Christian Father Abbot said. 15 as God choose Let us now, my little man, Protestant, and Anglican, of the Bible could readers inefforts to Despite Surveying the world children. He is the friend of man, especially of suppose there were on- Orthodox authorities. It's elude all books accepted wade through the com- scene of interconfessionTestaOld read in the we whom ly two pieces of cake of breakthrough." a real by the various Christian mon Bible text because al efforts to bring out Moses, left — a large piece and ment, was a friend of God, who showed Himself The new translation is churches, even the new "basically it is a revision new common translaa small one. Which one an "ecumenical edition" Common Bible leaves out of the 400-year-old King tions that can be used by to Moses with great love. would you give to your of the Revised Standard the third and fourth James version and its Catholic and Protestant Jesus, proved that she mother of Mary, the brother? version (RSV), owned books of the Machabees language is still far above alike, Father Abbott said was truly God's friend when she agreed to do MEDIUM SIZED BOY: and controlled by the and the contested 151st the reading comprehen- that the Second Vatimo wanted. all that He Do you mean my big U.S. National Council of Psalm, which are also sion of 85 percent of po- Council's approval of This we recall on the Feast of the Annuncia- brother or my little Churches. The American contained in the Ortho- tential readers." such projects had had an one? tion, which we celebrate on March 24. edition is to be publish- dox versions. Father Abbott prefers immense effect throughed in the United States Father Abbott said that another translation be- out the world. Supposing a little boy or girl, who had never TEACHER: Will someone for Easter. A British edi- this was because the Na- ing done by the United are "Catholics coGod, asked you Who about He was. taught been please tell me where tion came out in Janu- tional Council of Church- Bible' Societies entitled operating on common and why He was your Friend, what would you elephants are found? ary. es, which did the transla- "Good News for Modern translations in 117 lansay? BILLY: Elephants are so Father Abbott said that tions, had not yet finished Man." around guages the big they hardly ever the project to bring out its work on those books. Let me know so that we can share your He said that the New world," he said. get lost. an ecumenical edition of a nswers with our readers. My address is: the Bible that would be WIN, UNT A TEACHER: Eddie, your approved by all major BOX 186, hands are very dirty! bodies of the Christian POST OFFICE, What would you say if Church was "already well VICTORIA PARK, 6100. I came to school with under way before the dirty hands? Second Vatican Council God keep you in His friendship and love. EDDIE: I'd be too polite went on record in 1966 AUNT WIN. to mention it. co-operation approving
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between Catholics and other Christians to proEDMONTON (NC).—Nuns in the past may have received considerable duce common translahonour and prestige that they did not really deserve, according to Sister tions." As a result, he said, the Mary Andrew Hartmann, an educator and psychologist. new RSV Common Bible Sister Hartmann, a that accompanies the fol- ily, and they have their was completely the work vows." member of the Grey lowing of Christ." of Protestant and OrthoThus, the Religious However, the goal of Nuns of the Immaculate dox scholars with Cathoof Pem- a Sister basically was way was no better in Conception, The University Music Society's long and varied programme for the lic consultation. broke, Ontario, told a very little different from itself than any other Father Abbott is exe- workshop for nuns here that of a married wom- way, she said. "It's not year opened last Monday with Schubert's chamber music. I can think of no better introduction to a season of music; indeed, no better introduc- cutive secretary of the that the idea of a Reli- an, Hartmann a difference of value but Sister Office for Common Bible gious tion to music itself than Schubert. being said in an interview. of method, and if one vocation Work, a section of the a higher calling and Sis"Both are trying to be person happens to be a The programme was able in the mellifluous string parts towards the for Vatican's Secretariat Christian, it ters being an elite group Christians and married better well selected to give Andante than in the more base by using only one Christian set apart was a false women basically have could be because she hag Promoting early, middle and late demanding movements. violin and including a Unity. He also is assistthe same necessity to live made better use of tha idea. Schubert, bridging, alas, The major work of the double-bass. ant to Cardinal Jan Wille"The only difference in love with their fellow opportunities of the way a mere decade of his evening, in popular The rich velvet tones brands, president of the Their religious she has chosen, the nun vows men. Religious short life; the works appeal if not in maturity, of the three lower strings secretariat, for intercon- that make is that the Sister community is their fam- added. were the Sonatina in D was the ever-delightful were meant as a ground fessional Bible work. publicly declares she will major (D384), the "Trout". on which the first violin "Trout" Quintet and the David Bollard was brill- and, above all, the piano Father Abbott said that follow Christ in this paras far as the Revised ticular way. But that A minor String Quartet. iant in the piano part, in- can shine. Standard Version was way is no better in itself 20 Mabel St. While performances deed, far too brilliant at But the lower sounds concerned his office "did than any other way," throughout were good, times. Even though I don't carry as much as South Perth not have any role in its said Sister Hartmann, it was the unassuming chose a seat well over the piano and the piaon production, since it didn't who 67 2716 psychol- PAINTING CONTRACTOR teaches lower part of the "Trout" must the Sonatina which received towards exist when the project of ogy of religion at the the best performance; it strings and away from be held back so that the common Bible was bewas well within the pow the piano, the piano strings glow through the agun. But we have seen it University of Ottawa. In the workshop lecers of Graham Wood and dominance (particularly piano sound. come to completion and tures, Sister Hartmann David Bollard who play- in the first movement) When this happened, have observed it with in- observed that religion Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set ed it with great mutual reduced the performance as in the Andante, the terest and believe it to was "man's behaviour understanding and as if from excellent to merely performance rose to be good." as he relates to God" they loved every delect- good. greatness. Although Father Ab- and this behaviour was understand a able note. One can bott's office had little threefold — in thinking, CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 carried The sombre and pass- pianist being 30 CONCERTS or nothing to do with the feeling and doing. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Again, I would comionate A minor Quartet away by the very gorgeRSV Common Bible Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced Looking at these three was played by the Oriel ousness of the piano mend the University new translation, two Catholic facets of behaviour as CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT, Immediate Service Quartet with consider- part which has most of Music Society to all priests were among the applied to women in Reable feeling but they the plums but Schubert readers who love music. first clergymen to ad- ligious communities, she seemed more comfort- deliberately shifted the The wealth of music vance the idea more than said, showed each had available in this year's 10 years ago. three vocations — as a programme makes me They were Father Regi- person, by birth; as a almost think that its edu- nald Fuller, chairman of cative value is greater the Catholic Biblical As- Christian, by Baptism; Phone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 than the formal teaching sociation of Great Britain, and as religious through given by the Music De- and Benedictine Father her vows, which were "a 2 LONDON COURT public ratification of her 235 Newcastle Street, Perth partment. Bernard Orchard, then determination to live as ALL FOR WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Apart the 27 secretary of the same Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants lunchtime from concerts, there organization and later a Christian, in love with SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 7424 are more than 30 con- general secretary of the the Sisters of her comEstablished 25 Years,. certs, recitals and lee World Catholic Federa- munity, and giving witChristians ness to fellow tures. tion for the Biblical The season beginning Apostolate, Father Ab- of the joy and happiness now and ending with the bott said. "Messiah" in December The Common Bible Keep your housing costs down includes an opera, five translation in the RSV by securing a reasonably priced building site oratorios, all 17 of Bee- ecumenical edition differs We offer high lots with lovely views at thoven's string quartets, from earlier RSV ediSPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY a series of six recitals, tions in that it includes a ful ly serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. "Two Hundred Years of number of books and from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach. the Violin Sonata" with other writings not usuMI . This is the nearest private subdivision to Pert') In Alfred Campoli and Dav- ally acknowledged or Hamersley area. id Bollard. Protestant or printed in We also build two or three becli-Dom Homes In this Suburb Both Campoli and the Catholic editions of the from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly Alberni Quartet will be Bible. payments. artists in residence at Cal l or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. For instance, just bethe University this year fore the New Testament This important new book from E. J. Dwyer is designed to assist parents, teachers and and will contribute great- text begins, the new Comcatechists to prepare children for their First ly to the concerts. mon Bible contains a Communion. The text includes all parts of futthe I n the immediate of books of number LTD. R.E.I.W.A. the Mass said aloud by the congregation. ure, there are meetings Bible that are normally Richly coloured illustrations by Sister Rose NOTE NEW ADDRESS: help children to follow the Mass more easily. of the Musicological Sec- part of Catholic editions 12th FLOOR, MT. 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Thursday, March 15, 1973
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Rhythmic words hut l unrea s character e imprisoned YCW Thearte by COLM O'DOHERTY
orkers in Saigon
"BITTER GRAPES", presented at the Parkerville Ampitheatre and direct. ed by Collin O'Brien, John Joseph Jones has written a play about West Australian vineyards and the problems faced as urbanisation, with its demand for land, moves out into the countryside, disrupting the lives of people. through in one piece,
Mr. Jones, while affecwith no intervals. Secconcern for the Italting Sir, ondly, they used the a of ress to resolution second part the to opposition exp wish I reports, conflicting way their settlers and ian of view In ground in a most effecYCW on March 6. of life, is really concernapproved by a meeting sponsored by the tive manner, a kind of a ed with his own romangangway triangular tion was held in the than those expressed at Bowen, Mr. Nigel YCW was: resolution tic vision of a West AusThe standing about a root to “This meeting . . . af- the then Minister for For- centre of Melbourne in the meeting. tralian Arcadia where two feet six about the The actions of the YCW VATICAN CITY (NC). right of all eign Affairs on August 29, which Miss Madigan took the sun shines, the vine firms the Perth and enclosing a Pope Paul has named and ground n along ; . part. statement a Melbourne issued of freedom leaves are large, soft and men to assembly similar lines to that given My opposition to the seem rather strange in green, where carefree large jacaranda tree. Cardinal Selgio Pignedoli speech and denials by Mr. Whitlam but went resolution are based on: view of the information youth and maidens tramof the Vatican president the DavRichard deplores Thirdly, and • The differing reports at hand. Nonfor by on to say (and this ple the abundant grapes ies' production was im- Secretariat of these freedoms and wasn't printed in the re- from Brussels and the If the innocence of the into wine, where reality aginative and lively. Christians and Cardinal any government . . . gov- port on March 6) that Australian Government. five youths is proved be- can never penetrate the Iliked the approach of Paul Philippe prefect specifically by the for Congregation • Mr. Bowen's state- yond all doubt, then we mists created by senti- the young man who play- the ernment of South Viet- the Young Catholic Workdisowned ell must protest most mental euphoria. been had ers the of case ed King Lear — not an Eastern-rite Churches. the ment. nam in Christian by the Church in South • The absence of a re- vigorously, hut if the reAll is sweetness, all is old man attempt at playEve Young Both men were raised Vietnam for its political port from the church in ports are to the contrary charm and light as the ing, but rather as a man guilnot found orkers W to the college of cardinals may actions their then Record, activities (The imprislet still and age own yet his Saigon. simple Italian winegrowiy and on March 5. seriously embarrass the January 25 last). drift innocently Shakespeare do the rest. ned." of the Church both here and in ers absence The • this, Apart Bishop from through life, troubled on- It worked. It was stated that 18 Cardinal Philippe, a Rush, the spiritual dir- court proceedings, which South Vietnam, and can ly by an inhuman and Young men are fortu- French Dominican, had youth-s were arrested on the at released not were only aggravate the situ- thoughtless officialdom— nate nowadays in that ector of the YCW in AusMay 1st, 1972 at the been secretary of the Docation in Vietnam. the tralia, as late as three meeting. of wear their hair long trinal Congregation and headquarters • The request by Bish- It will also make any an officialdom egged on they ago Miss requested weeks in its cruel ways by a and this is a great help Cardinal Pignedoli had Catholic Worker Youth op Rush further protests by the conniving and corrupt when playing ShakesMovement and 16 were Jan Madigan the national been secretary of the • The possibility that Australian YCW on in- private enterprise. peare. Congregation for the Evcharged with being im- president of the YCW, to fire delay any action until the YCW is being used, justices throughout the The approach to the angelization of Peoples. plicated in the What happens to Mr. futile. rather world reputable Jones's romantic vision play was thoughtful and bombing of a police sta- verification of the reports as he ve other I. J. SANDS in his play? organisaCardinal Philippe reunconventional. If the intion in a district of were obtained. The fol- and worthy Bassendean Mr. Jones is a writer of experience of most of the places Cardinal MaximilSaigon. The other two lowing day a demonstra- tions, for motives other words. Anyone listening players prevented a clear ien de Furstenberg and were released. The Y.C.W. said that to his first and second emergence of all the Cardinal Pignedoli replacacts could not fail to great characters of this es Cardinal Paolo Merfive of those arrested were Y.C.W. leaders and catch the word rhythms, play, then their imagina- ella. Neither of the rehad cardinals were found not guilty but in the rough and tion and drive will, I am placed the at reassigned been of one this l inmake were sure, nevertheless theatre, but tumble of the important time their replacements most the prisoned. No documentawords are not enough. on announced tion was submitted to the The simple winegrow- theatre groups in West- were March 6. No mention meeting. ers, speaking English in ern Australia. was made of the other broad stage-Italian aceleven youths. cents, even to each other within their own homes, Two conflicting reports Sir— destroyed any serious were received by the Mr. Arthur Tonkin's regard for the art treasures of New Norcia is consideration of their Y.C.W. in Perth. A report and when he ends that a project for their display is worthy of situation. welcome that from Brussels said And Mr. Jones, in an four of the Y.C.W youths "our generous support" it encourages the thought that the pronoun "our" For First Class Plumbing Services attempt to make these were found not guilty at is ex cathedra from the seat of State Government. people kind and loving, a court martial on NovSuch "State aid" to the voted this March. This object to this so long as simplifies them to such Steam and Hot Water Installations emebr 18 but, despite the Monastery, was, no doubt, occasion- car licence fees are not a degree that it is not Benedictine verdict, were imprisoned ed by Treasury purse- boosted to pay for it. possible to accept them on the island of Poulo would, I am sure, not be PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 pinching policy. Condor The fifth was unwelcome. Iurge Catholic parents as intelligent human beings. howmood, sunnier A transferred to Poulo Conhere and now before Par211 Newcastle Street, Perth This is an unconscious Nevertheless, of greater ever, seems to prevail in liament meets to ask why dor without trial. Treasury circles more re- there is any doubt or un- insult by the author to In reply to a letter sent moment in the minds of cently. An 8 per cent rise certainty this his characters. The Ausabout to Mr. Whitlam by the many Catholics at the tralian characters in the school teachers' $1,350,000. State n i Y.C.W. his department moment is whether the play fared little better. been granted has pay sent back a report saying The arithmetic is that Government is going to with a promise of anothThis is the first producthe five youths admitted 20 per cent of Govern- tion of a new play using belonging to an organis add to its aid for non- er 8 per cent as from ment schools costs is an amateur cast, and non which, according to Government education in January next year. This $3,348,000. they work very well while extra $2,000,000 will be $1,350,full the the South Vietnamese the State The present level of as- — though the second and national police is under 000 to make up the bal- this year and $4,000,000 acts were marred restiles the direction of two com- ance of 20 per cent of the next year — no difficulty sistance to non-Govern- third by the continual use of all. at this about $1,996,000. is schools ment educaof cast equivalent munist front organisathe prompt — the probtion in State Schools as tions. The Hon. Colin Jamie- The balance owing is lems presented by the We stock 20 speical Herba-Heal Teas for al l Illnesses look we which $1,352,000 It goes on to say that at last year. or complaints, which can be relieved by herbal son now plans a sweepplay would have been State next the before for treatment. These teas are blended from formulae three of the youths were car of motor reform ing which have born the test of time and a long lessened by more experWe recall that the past election. convicted and are curto control and We also stock Chamomile—,Peppermint—, icensing experience. l ienced players. Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others. Price per packet rently serving sentences Federal Government ob- cost more than $2,000,000 PAUL DONNELLY, of support the tained at Chemist, Health-Food Shop or direct $1.25 you in Chi-Hoa prison, one a year to run. None willClaremont. STUDENTS SCORE from our Mail Order Department. youth was released and Federal Parliament for its IN "LEAR" the fifth was sentenced 20 per cent contribution If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask our to flow will this and The drama students at detention but according for our free detailed pamphlets. It year. this the West Australian Inon June 13 to one year's schools stitute of Technology preto their information was should, indeed, be already flowing. sented a most interestreleased on July 26. ing production of ShakeOne must doubt the Last year's discussion 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. speare's "King Lear" last credibility of both re- with the State GovernTel.: 82 1169 week. ports as they are so dif- ment produced no more at Mira Louise Health Centre, t was interesting for Perth I In also ferent in nature. than a suggestion of a a variety of reasons, all Room 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade In reply to the Brisbane possible $675,000 to be of whichIliked. 80 Barrack St., ( opp. Liberty Theatre). Sir First, they ran the play
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WORLD OF SPORT Trotting Selections
Race Talk by Rod Evans
Arena jottings
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Although 7.30-SIRES (1 ). ALLEGATION, also SPECIAL BOND, a bay By BERNARD JAY jected to a certain Happy Creed, Parking, Park Royale. colt by Red Rumour out owned by me and trainof Neating, is a full ed by Kevin Williams, amount of criticism in 3.00-MOBILE GIFT (1 ). brother to the top class was responsible for a the last game-in the ance that he has given to bowlers out of the opposPalladium, Just Mick, Darren's Gift, three year old, Allega- king-sized effort when he event he was proved the younger players is in- ing attacks - and this by playing his natural, force- 8.30--SIRES (2). tion. Making his debut in contested the Ascot 5000 right -John Inverarity calculable, the Juvenile Handicap for three year olds. Corn- emerged from the ShefThe reaction of a sea- ful game. Royal Force, Sibon ,Redpath. His bowling, of course, over 1,200 metres, this ing from well back in the field Shield competition son player like Watson to good looking colt may field, he was very wide as one of the finest cap- his captaincy was a trib- was one of the major 9.00-MOBILE GIFT (2). turn out as good as his rounding the home turn tains now playing in ute to the qualities of actors in our retaining Frosty Parade, Gold Borer, Dark Faith, and absolutely flew up brother. both men and the de- the shield. Despite a damAustralian cricket. meanor and attitude of aged leg, he was fiery, ac- 9.35-BEACH GIRL HANDICAP. He ran into a dead end the straight. His mission of course, He is certainly one of the whole team in its tre- curate and full of guile, Jimmy Lee, Dale Cliffe, Ebony Rock. in the straight and but next the best leaders we have mendous effort to retain and in the later games no for that, may have been is the St. Leger meanin the but month had in W.A. the .shield reflected the batsman really got hold 10.10-SIRES (3). placed. He will pay to One of his stronges:-, steadiness, determination of his bowling. Park Lodge, Belhall Park ,Haddock. follow in any race he con- time, he should pay to A notable feature was tests in the near future. follow in his lead up assets is his unflappabil- Land splendid judgment of races. His trainer, Kevin ity. Even when his form t he tall secondary school the intelligent way in 10.40-MOBILE GIFT (3). Williams, was noticed to with the bat is uncertain, master. which he forced all batsPort Terraton, Silver Wraith, Urbinoro. KING 0' VIKINGS, an smile after viewing the he seems men to play almost every able to prevent much to say that, with e tremely well-bred geld- runs of ,his horses last lack of ball and every once in a success from in- the Best Bet: PALLADIUM. exception of Greg, while ing by Coronation Boy Saturday. ............ switched to a weak fecting his team and he Chappell and the possible cut of Copenhagen mare, ness handles his attack very which he had RED CUFF, owned by exception of the redoubtDanish Lass, improved found or suspected. He well, at times brilliantly, able Rodney Marsh, there his own weight on his John Warrick and Peter when things are "thought" out several not going is not a on Foreman, improved better all-rounder good previous run when he well. South Australian V ATICAN CITY (NC). (1965, 1967, 1969 in Australia. flew home from last to his previous run when he and batsmen in this way. A studious, mannerly fought out the finish of -With the formal instal- 1973). finish fourth in the seccricketer, Inverarity has While in earlier innings lation of 30 new cardinals Of the 144 known memond division of the Juv- the Midvale Handicap gained the deep respect his batting lacked steadthis month, Pope Paul bers of the college over over 1,500 metres. Ridden Handicap enile of carby Gerald Hughes, this of all players who have iness, later on he made a swelled membership in dinals, 84 come from 1,200 metres. Euwell-bred horse by Red represented the State valuable contribution by the college of cardinals rope. Of that number, 41 some good This fellow has been Gauntlet was the med- under him and the assist- knocking to an unprecedented num- are Italian and 21 of a real handful and app- ium of big backing which ber of 144. these are attached to the Keith Leach forced his price from 20's rentice The college of cardinals Roman Curia, the genedeserves full credit for to 7's. The Young has Christian never had more mem- ral administrative offices The astute trainer, his patience in handling Workers netball bers season than it does today. of the Vatican. this promising galloper. Harold Campbell, will Results of recent mat- Siena, 4 sets 36 games d. Latin America has 20 will start on Saturday, Now that he has shown place this horse to ad- ches in the Catholic Girls Mercy College, 7 games. Up to the 13th Century, cardinals and North AmApril 28 and, to facilitate his real form, he should vantage in the near fut- Secondary Schools Asthe church never had erica 15, Africa 9 and ZONE 3. Under 14: St. organisation of the seago on to vindicate the ure and with the weight sociation tennis matches more than 20 cardinals. Oceania (Australia, New son, the annual general B rigid's, Lesmurdie, 4 high price that Ipaid for he is carrying, he will were:meeting will be held at In the 16th Century, Pope Zealand and Western shortly pick up a race. him. ZONE 1: Under 14: Lor- sets 36 games d. Sacred Mercedes College, Vic- Sixtus fixed the number Samoa) 4. Heart, Highgate, 14 games eto, 4 sets 36 games d. In terms of age, four toria Square, on Wednes- at not more than 70. Pope Santa Maria, 24 games; Under 15: Sacred Heart, John XXIII broke with are between 45 and 50, 12 day, March 21, at 7.30pm. sets 19 De Vialar, 4 sets 36 games Highgate, 2 Each team taking part tradition in 1959 and rais- between 51 and 55, 14 bed. Iona, 13 games. Under games d. St. Brigid's, in the competition must ed the figure to 79. Pope tween 56 and 60, and 21 L esmurdie, 2 sets 18 15: Iona, 2 sets, 31 games continued Pope between 61 and 65, 41 bebe represented by two or Paul d. De Vialar, 2 sets, 23 games; St. Thomas AquiJohn's precedent and has tween 66 and 70, 16 bethree girls, BARRACK who MURRAY & STS. must Cnr. 4ames; Loreto, 4 sets 36 nas, 2 sets 25 games d. take with them complet- raised the membership tween 71 and 75, and 8 St. Joachim's, 2 sets 24 games d. Santa Maria, 17 PERTH. 6000 ed affiliation forms, team in the college of cardinals between 76 and 80. There games. Under 16: De Via- games. Under 16: St. in each of the four con- are also 26 cardinals who Lesmurdie, 3 colours and annual entry No. 1 LOTTERY $150,000 First Prize lar, 3 sets 32 games d. sets 32 games sistories he has held are over 80. fees. Li. Sacred Lorgames; set 13 Iona, 1 TICKETS S4.00 - Full Books $200.00 Fees this year will inHeart, Highgate, 1 set 21 eto, 2 sets 33 games d. clude registration, score No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 First Prize Santa Maria, 2 sets 29 games. Open: St. Brigid's books and umpires' guide TICKETS $1.00 - Full Books $50.00 W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS games. Open: Iona, 3 sets Lesmurdie, 2 sets, 28 books. games drew with Sacred Vialar 1 d. De games 30 PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 First Prize set 18 games. Anyone wishing to join Heart, Highgate, 2 sets 28 TICKETS 50 cents - Full Books S25.00 the association, either ingames. Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and ZONE 2. Under 14: dividually or with a team General Plumbing. All Work Guarantr,ed. PROMPT RETURN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS Brigidine 4 sets 36 games is welcome. The associaTHESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL JUT QUICKLY d. Sacred Heart, Sorren Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255 , 49 2095 tion offers the opportu80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. to, 11 games. Under 15: SO HURRY. nity to girls to represent Brigidine, 2 sets 29 games their association and d. Sacred Heart Sorrento State in the inter-church 2 sets 27 games; St. Kiercarnival in Perth and the an's, 4 sets 36 games 3. Matches in the West interstate carnival in St. Mary's, Leederville, 7 Australian Catholic Lawn Melbourne. games; Siena, 3 sets 34 Tennis Association charn R .E.I.W.A. Further information games d. Mercy College pionships commence on may be obtained from 16: games. Under I set 22 LEEDERV1LLE ESTATE AGENCY Saturday, March 17, at Jeanne Beor, telephone Brigidine, 4 sets 36 games McCallum Park. 61 1863; Karen Hearne, For First Class Plumbing Services 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY d. Sacred Heart, Sorren60 3676 or Maureen Quigto, 13 games; St. Kieran's, It is expected that ley, 68 6271. PHONE 87-1820 S team and Hot Water Installations 4 sets 36 games d. St. teams from Queens Park, Leederville, 9 Mary's, Leederville, Dianella and Please accept my invitation and forward this request PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 games; Mercy College, 4 Attaciale will take part. if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter 12 d. Siena, games sets 36 and wish to see me personally without obligation. 211 Newcastle Street, Perth games. Open: Brigidine, St. Joseph's Tennis Sacred 36 games d. Club 4 sets will hold its preNAME Heart, Sorrento, 15 games sentation of trophies St. Kieran's, 2 sets 32 night at a cabaret on Sat ADDRESS games d. St. Mary's, Lee- urday, March 17 at Subiaco Hotel derville, 2 sets 22 games. Queens Park. First Class, Accommodation PHNOM PENH (NC)and Service Catholic Relief Services DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. (CRS), the overseas aid FREE HOME DELIVERY agency of U.S. Catholics, Phone 81 1028 has signed an agreement Irene McHenry, Proprietress the Cambodian with government to institute a relief and resettlement Bayswater Hotel Wembley Hotel programme for refugees Opp. STATION Comfortable in the country. Old Time Music and Accommodation It is estimated that Dancing, Friday and Bed and Breakfast there are 700,000 refuSaturday $4.00 gees in Cambodia. LES BARTLETT, Prop M. F. CRANLEY, Licensee 71 1224 CRS will first seek to expand refugee registration and then, by import THE RAILTON ing supplies and equip- Commercial Hotel PRIVATE HOTEL ment and by importing 5 Minutes from St. Marys Northam or buying food and mede Cathedral. eine, to help improve BED and BREAKFAST Phone Northam 22 1049 A-LA-CARTE DINING conditions in the refuCnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS gee camps. E. Murphy, Proprietor PERTH As transport can be PHONE 21 8861 available, it will be made provided free to refugees Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL desiring to return to • their villages. CRS will Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee also provide the refumorning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking gees with a two-week facilities. $5.00 per day. subsistence allowance to 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 21 4341 help them re-establish themselves in their villr,ersonaluseo A ttcntich ages. • -7r/Ct NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL The Cambodian gov• Kevin Harford ernment has agreed to Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH • Mert Barrett admit without duty all Bed and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable carpeted O Graham Cornish goods supplied by CRS rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. o Pat Curtis for its programme and Mine Host: JOHN and ANGELA ECONOMO responsibility to assume Phone 28 7566 for storing supplies in for and warehouses transporting them to dis- Printed and published by Edward Vanheemst, "Record House," 45° tribution points. Hay Street, Perth, W.A.
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