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Our vision narrow asks mission head
There is quite a degree of confusion in the minds of both students and their teachers about what the missionary mandate of Christ is all about, according to Father Nicholas McSweeney, Perth Director of the Catholic Missions Office.
"In our Western society The confusion, he said teaching of children in concerned resources of mission areas raised $18,- today the majority of us the Church; whether to 898 from 16,214 children have got more than sufficient on which to sur'lean towards specific aid in primary schools. vive, but we may not be , programmes or to back Q uestioned about the much closer to the Good the total missionary pro- r esources of the Church, News -gramme of the Church. of the Gospel. I This programme of the Father McSweeney pointed out that over and a"This reluctance to di'Church is directed to the bove these very generous rectly preach the Gospel but person, human whole financial resources there shows a lack of hope at the heart of its mes- was a more vital one. that is completely foreign sage is the aim that each to the whole message of - person should come to This was the mission,know the love of God ex- ary himself, the man or Christ," he said. The hope pressed in the person of woman, who dedicated is that the Spirit of Jesus Christ. his or her whole life in Christ is active in the world today and especiMcSweeney response to the mandate Father ally in His Church. made these reflections of Christ to His Apostles when issuing the annual at the time of His Ascen"Christ prayed: 'That reports of the Society of sion. the world may believe it St. Peter Apostle and the "You will receive pow- they may be one so that Society of the Holy Childer when the Holy Spirit was you who sent me'. hood. comes on you; and then "That prayer of Christ These two missionary you will be my witnesses • The new exechas sustained every missocieties operate in the riot only in Jerusalem, of the West utive sionary who throughout Catholic schools of the but throughout Judaea Catholic Australian the centuries has set out Archdiocese. and Samaria and, indeed, to preach the Gospel. Educators for 1973: Last year, the Society to the end of the earth." From left: Brother "Today's missionary is of St. Peter Apostle from the Apostles' question asDon Siebert (Trinity), no exception, even if the a total of 8,068 secondary Mrs Aileen president; This was His reply to methods he uses are difstudents realised the sum Poli (Bellevue), minof $6,201. This Society king when He would es- ferent. He still has to ute secretary; Sister looks to the training of tablish His kingdom on have a total vision and a native priests and relig- earth. They had shown Gospel hope to go with Catholic Educators (W.A.C.E.) are hopeful that Lorna Brown (HighAustralian West The ious in missionary lands. Father McSweeney said, it." in the next few months a media centre for religious education will be set gate), treasurer; SisThe Holy Childhood their narrow vision and ter Elizabeth Ntwotin Perth. up Today's missionary, Society which concen- limited hopes. ( Loreto ), viceLast year the W.A.C.E. mit tee in the broader April 9; the other primary ny Father McSweeney said, trates on the care and president, and Broth"I am convinced today needed the backing of committee spent much plan of establishing relig- April 17. training that there is a narrow- our resources because he time discussing this ques- ious teacher er Des O'Grady ( HighAll meetings are held gate), secretary. The ness of vision in many had a unique task. tion and final details are plans in the Archdiocese. ON INSIDE PAGES areas of the Church," he He felt that such a al Trinity College, Perth, first meeting of the in the process of being reCalendar programme of teacher commencing at 7.30 p.m. full committee took 4 said. "If it is God's will Not only was the mis- solved. finishing by 9 p.m. Children's World 8 that the Good News be sionary there to relieve In addition to provid- training needed to be and Trinity Collpreached to all mankind, poverty and oppression ing 16mm films for relig- undertaken through the Anyone interested in the place at Classified Advertweek. ege last p irticular areas of religiwho are we to narrow as so many other charit- ious education, it is hoped West Australian Institute isements 10 that vision?" able organisations were that there will be a com- of Technology, because ous education is welcome Glendalough 3 to attend. also striving to do, his display of re- of the scope of its needs. Letters 9 "Paradoxically, concen- specific vocation was to prehensive The report referred to educational matligious Music Successes 6 trating only on ma- make Christ known by erials and facilities for the growing popularity of and economic proclaiming the Gospel News In Pars 4 terial religious camps for stuaid may be nar- and to create a local ordering materials. R adio, TV dents. 8 rowing of the avision. In addition, the teachSport ... W.A.C.E. had conduct12 After a person's physical Church inserted in the er's organisation hopes Universal Church. Student Driver ed a camp in 1972 attendneeds have been satisfied, co-operation to develop Training 5 is our work then finish- ( • Contributions, page among schools in the ed by 50 teachers who were given training in Theatre ... 11) 11 ed?" purchases of media re- the technique of running sources such as tapes, students' camps and who records and film strips. were able to share the Lists of these materials experience they had alwill be published from ready gained. Another time to time in the such camp was planned W.A.C.E. Bulletin. for 1973 during the secThis year the Bulletin ond term. is to be edited by Sister The main activity of Anne Tormey, of the Sis- W.A.C.E. is the organisUSUALLY COME BACK FOR PHILADELPHIA (NC) — For the first time in 50 years, the Inter- ters of Mercy, who suc- ation of workshops at ceeds Brother Norm Will- •the various grade levels national Eucharistic Congress may ANOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER be held in the United States in iams. The subscription is Philadelphia in 1976. so that teachers can offer ANOTHER . . . AND $2 and any person with each other specialised The congress would religious interest an in manent Committee help in their religious tional Conference of be timed education is invited to education programmes. to coincide on International EuCatholic Bishops of With the celebration Payments In 1972 there were four subscribe. charistic Congresses, the United States Of the 200th should be made to Sister levels — secondary, Junanniversaid that committee would probably be Anne Torrney, Convent of ior secondary, upper and sary of the Declaramembers discussed asked at their meettion of Independence Mercy, 13 Broome Street, lower primary. For 1973 the 1976 congress ing next fall to sponand it would be sponwhile attending the sor the congress Mosman Park, 6012. there will be a fifth sored by the bishops 1973 congress The Catholic Educa- group, middle primary, in jointly. Of the United States. Melbourne, in Febtors' movement is now operating. ruary. The theme of the into its second year. A spokesman Presidents for the refor Cardinal congress would probRecently 170 teachers spective sub-groups for John Krol The committee ably be linked to the of attended the annual gen- 1973 are: Senior secondsaid thatPhiladelphia 'looked favourably" Bicentennial of eral meeting held at Trin- ary, Bro Kevin Paull the archidocese on Philadelphia as a was American Independ- ity College. The meeting Trinity); junior second( "willing and site for 1976, Cardanxious" ence celebration was attended by Arch- ary, Bro Michael Fox to have the inal Shehan said, but here, the spokesman bishop Goody and Father congress Victoria Park); (East here. it made no final resaid, "since religion <T. Nestor, Director of senior primary, Bro Alan THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN dommenda t ion. The City officials had has played a large Catholic Education. edd, ( Highgate ) ; ratdd been final choice would be part in the history of consulted and they also CARS In his annual report, le primary, Sister Joan made by Pope Paul the United States." favour havthe president, Brother Smith (Attadale), and ing congress VI. here, AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS the Don Siebert of Trinity junior primary, Sister The last Interspokesman said. HOLDEN DEALER Margaret Bourke (LorCollege ,pointed out that The Philadelphia national Eucharistic Cardinal eto). W.A.C.E. as a body buildLawrence spokesman said that Congress held in the Shehan of 1308 Albany Hwy. The next meeting for the administrative United States was in ing a community of Chairman ofBaltimore, Connington achers would the Perbe in liai- the secondary and middcommittee of the NaChicago in 1926. son with the Catholic le primary sub-groups PHONE: 68 1826 PHONE: 68 1826 Education Office and the will be held on Monday, Catholic Institute Corn- groups will meet on
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THOUSANDS HAVE NO RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
Pope sends special Lenten message to children
There were not enVATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Paul has appealed to United States ough catechists to give )tholics, and particularly to American school children, to make special i nstruction to almost ,crifices during Lent to help the needy and suffering of the world. half the
Catholic child. In a special message children of the United great work is not import- ren attending Governaddressed to the bishops States, Pope Paul made a ant. This, boys and girls, ment schools in Melof the United States, special plea to them to is not the case. Actually, bourne, according to a Pope Paul said that he contribute to Catholic Re- the little things you do, letter to parishes on had already addressed a lief Services, the overseas when added all together, March 5 by the Dioplea to the universal aid agency of U.S. Cath- become a mighty force cesan Secretary, Mgr, L. Each little Clarke. for good. "inviting all olics. Church you give will probhelp Catholics to a spirit of The Pope said in part: In his letter generous sacrifice in this "You know, boys and ably keep another child Clarke emphasised Mgr. "the holy season" of Lent. girls, that in some count- alive." very pressing need" for But he added he was ries of the world there continued: The Pope the recruitment writing to the U.S. bish- is still violence and so "We are happy to learn techists and for of cahelp in ops because "the great often it is the children also that this year, in the those areas of the archsufferings of which our who suffer most. high schools throughout diocese in which it is times are the sad witness your country, the bishops difficult to recruit "Through your Catholic are encouraging Ameri- them. urge us to speak without ceasing and at every pos- Relief Services you can can youth to become inThe sible opportunity on be- do much to help the volved in easing the misletter stated: half of the so-often voice- children of these count- ery of the people of the "According to the surtries." less afflicted and destipoorer countries " ' vey taken by the Cathtute people of today's hungry, olic Education Office on the The Pope pointed out Feeding world." that "in other parts of clothing the naked, help- information supplied by The Pope assured the the world, also, many ing the sick and giving parishes there were, at American bishops that children suffer silently, drink to the thirsty is the end of August, 1972, 85,000 Catholic children "we know how much because their countries God's work. at Government schools. your people have done have not shared equally "We know you will Nevertheless in the world's riches." already." "Of these 42,500 were want to be part of it "much still remains to be Noting that American again. We are pleased not receiving any type done," he said. "We are each year had that you will share in this of religious instruction. your children that confident generously to Lenten appeal through responded people will continue to "Seventy-five per cent teachers and the Catholic schools or plea of the be generous, so that sufPope Paul said: through your parish re- of Catholic children in pastors, fering everywhere may high schools and 78 per "You may think that ligious instruction class. cent of those in be alleviated . . ." techthis es." part in own In his message to the your nical schools received no instruction.
A study of Justice can heal disunity
'There were 1,200 lay catechists catering for children in primary schools, 150 lay catechists in the secondary field. parishes "Eighty-two Dutch enabling was world the in justice Debating THE HAGUE (NC) — primary parish had Catholics to overcome polarization within the Church in the Netherlands, clases, 54 parishes had Tilburg. at interview an said in economics a Jesuit professor of secondary classes." The priest, Father world was more importLeo H. Janssen, who ant than that of coteaches economics of the responsibility and consuldeveloping countries at tation. Tilburg University, was foreign Discussing a member of the com- workers in the Nether—SOLE AGENTS-mittee on justice in the lands, he said. "People world that prepared a sometimes call the for, — AW ciFIF "Mil working paper on that eign workers from Turk_2 GO C_, subject for the Dutch ey, Morocco, Italy, Spain National Pastoral Consul- and Portugal modern 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco tation at Noordwijker- slaves. 81 1410 — 81 1754 hout in January. "Indeed, We make use LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY "In the debate on jus- of them by letting them tice in the world," he do the unpleasant mansaid. "we can conquer ual work that we don't the controversies within want to do anymore. We Dutch Catholic can afford to refuse that the Church, because this is work. an area where conserva"But are they slaves in tives and progressives OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS the sense that they can't understand meet and can work in freedom here? CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS each other. No. They have come to 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 "If the progressives, in this country freely and their efforts to build a they are free to return Carousel Shopping Town, Cannington better world, are inclined at any moment. imunderestimate the I to 68 4831 "Their want of freedom portance of the life after ( IN CENTRE COUR i , NEXT TO BOmNS) impossibility of the is death and the comple. finding work in their tion of the world in the that But homelands. return of Christ, then Velar only be can problem conservatives are the there, in their solved MEMORIALS + possibly so fascinated homelands, and not in by this transcendental Netherlands. that they the perspective neglect the task of mak"If we consider wheth 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE ing this world livable er it is morally right to Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected and habitable for all use foreign workers in anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed people. our national economy, Designs and Quotes without obligation. conalso "Progressives and con- then we must ' Ne have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 servatives in a dialogue sider whether we want to dimmaimisimmimommow about justice in the accept the consequences their and return of their world could learn a lot absence here. from each other."
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Glendalough aged care to he expanded of the Poor at Glendalough are about to embark on T he Little Sisters of the older part of the Home which is devoted to renovation a complete bed patients. dent
State aid; Education Minister puts record straight The Federal Minister for Education, Mr Kim Beazley, has made quite clear to opponents of State aid for non-government schools the Government's policy on aid
chaplain is the very possible to like donating a pound It was active Father Frank this of "anything." for lanning start p direc- Kearnan, former parish the n I reverse year At the same time he the course of action adlast enovation r ladies tion, there will be plenty priest of Cottesloe. made a strong reply to vocated. when 40 single to In the section for opportunities criticism by the Council "It is my obligation," ransferred into the new of t a pound of single men, 40 patients purchase them offered for Defence of Govern- he wrote," to carry out wing that are cared for and the rement Schools—a major the policy for which my single bedroom, "anything" in return. each aown dining and novation of that section party was elected, not anti-State lobby. in entrance the Over their a the solemn stone facade is also part of the longand of secretary facilities The that on which yours was laundry for the four small of the Little Sisters' range plans D OGS., Mr. L. Hutchin- rejected." choice of son, of Melbourne, had The Federal GovernHome is the crest of Home. sitting rooms. Speaking on the written to the Minister ment's policy is that space is the Oblate Order, indimore Now changes that have come urging the Government Commonwealth aid to for what is cating that it was origavailable about in care for the infirmary schools should be given to cut State aid. for school trade a inally the as nown k Home. by that aged, one of the Sisters Beaz on the basis of the needs conducted Mr. boys reply, his n I the of commented that section the patients are congregation. ley wrote that D.O.G.S. of individual schools. Sixty-six needs of the aged, seemsection this stood as a political party It has set up an inin are Sisters for Little The ared c to break now in their 51st year ed to be increasing in a great many seats in terim committee for an hoped is it and since they appeared to larger wards at the last Federal election Australia schools comand enter Glendalough the old units. the Home these with invariable result of mission which will put eight of their Order rest days at a later point in into small forfeited deposits. this policy into effect. is in the small private department their ageing process. They This In these circumstances, The first report of the the a in as cemetery registered often required a lot more already the Minister added , it committee is expected hospital and the grounds. -class personal attention. C Mr BEAZLEY would be "quite indefen- within a few months. to provide Fourteen Sisters are intention isfacilities that for him to adopt sible" D OGS. has campaignat present in the comit with the hospitals. • • • against State aid for ed munity. They also congo with such about three years and it Kalat be Home will a duct These facilities has entered candidates in oc- goorlie as well as a day and State eleca physiotherapy and Federal cupational therapy unit; centre for Aborigines. tions on an anti-State aid be will attention inhave Numbers also programme. given to things like creased over the years even and additions have been and chiropody part of a constant prohairdressing. Suggestions for a parPart of the financing gramme of expansion. liturgy programme ish of these projects comes A significant statement in the new rite for receiving converts into Five years ago a new during Lent and special from Federal and State venture provided twelve the Catholic Church in the Latin rite is "that no greater burden than c onsideration for the last subsidies Government flats for elderly married necessary be demanded for reception into communion and unity." days of Holy Week are granted to all institu- couples. Last year, in The latin text of the profession of faith. and the parish com- contained in the latest tions caring for the addition to the new c eremony has been pubIn the case of Eastern munity. issue of "Liturgy News." aged. wing for single ladies, a lished. At present the Christians who enter into This is a quarterly pubOften, the rite For the rest, the Little continnew addition was the esSisters have relied with tablishment of self-con- preparatory English ver the fullness of Catholic ues, it will be more ap- lication of the Liturgical sion is being circulated c ommunion, , propriate to celebrate the Commission of the Archnothing a remarkable and charunits for retired to bishops for their com- more than a simple pro- Mass with only a few diocese of Brisbane (subacteristic optimism on tained priests. ment before the issuance fession of Catholic faith relatives and friends. scription Si a year, post support of their friendOne of the retired of a definite English text. is required. The person to be receiv- free, from Box 282, G.P.O. 3y benefactors large and priests, Father Frank small. At the time of the issue Two further emphases ed into the Church should Brisbane, Qld, 4001). Principal fund-raising Ryan, former pastor of of the new rite of Bapt- in the new rite are on the be consulted about the The Lenten programevent for the year is the Inglewood, is busy con- ism it was stated that a ecumenism of the oc- form of reception. mes suggest how families annual Pound Day that cerning himself with the new rite for the recep- casion and the relation of In addition to being re- can plan a home worsha of takes place on Sunday, etsablishment tion of adults would be the reception into the ceived into the Church ip service, as well as Social April 1. On that day the "Glendalough authorised by the Church with a Eucharist- the candidate is confirm- themes for discussion on Home is open for the Club" to enable the Church. ed during the same cere- the Lenten elements of ic gathering. public to inspect the residents to plan for A departure from past mony by the priest who ashes, water, fire, oil and entertainown wide range of care that their It is recommended that on these occasions repre- bread. practice in the new rite is is offered at Glenda- ment. The "Liturgy News" althat no renunciation of triumphalism be avoided sents the bishop whose The chapel is one of former heresy is requir- and that in the Mass lough today. office it is to receive so looks at the use of authe of areas Pound Day takes its the busiest ciio visuals and discusses He dreamed that ed of one born and bap- there should be precise It is about to tised outside the visible indication of its ecumen- baptised Christians into a new series of medita- He could be an instrument name from the idea of Home. communion. full the organisers that visit- be renovated to bring it communion of the Catho. ical effect and the bond The proper significance tion on the Way of the I of God's peace ors to the Home and more into line with the Ile Church but only the between the candidate of sponsors is reflected Cross, accompanied by Where there was hatred he resiThe well wishers might feel new liturgy. could sow love in the advice that the can- slides, Lenten banners for dee- Where there was injury, didate should be accompardon panied by up to two spon- crating the church are Where there was doubt, sors, that is, the man or also discussed. faith Other parts of the bookwoman who has had the chief part in bringing the let continue a look hi Where there was despair, hope person into full com- depth at elements in the preparing early part of the new Where there was darkness, or munion order of Mass. light them. 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The Franciscans VALLETTA, (NC) — The Maltese bishops have The Record appreciates the efforts of readers and s til l follow his simple, reminded the government that the country's con- contributors to keep the paper informed of coming challenging way. stitution requires that Catholic religious teach- events both at the parish and diocesan level I f you are interested in Because of printing schedules it is important for learning more about the ing be provided in every State school. early if it is to be of Franciscan brothers and
this information to be lodged The reminder, in a LenSome governments had practical use. ten pastoral letter, was supressed religious The editorial production of an issue commences priests write to: prompted by a secular- schools directly, while on each Thureday, i.e. ten days before the Sunday Fr. Ronan O.F.M. izing trend in Maltese others had done so in- on which it is read by the majority of readers. It State schools. directly by withdrawing should be planned to have material at our office Government authorities financial subsidies, the by that Thursday. The deadline for editorial copy is noon on Monhad decided that religion bishop said. day. It is not possible to guarantee the inclusion should no longer be a In such countries, the of material arriving after that time unless prior compulsory subject in civil authorities had im- notice has been given to the editor or the matter 53 Gt. Northern Hwy., State schools and should posed State education on is one of extreme urgency. Midancl 6056. be taught as an elective everyone on the mistaken after regular school assumption that the hours. rights of the State should Catholicism is the offic- prevail over those of the ial religion whose 300,000 individual. population is 99 per cent With few exceptions, Catholic. the bishops said, the MalThe Maltese Minister, tese people had always Dom Mintoff, a socialist refused to allow their and anti-clerical, has been children to be deprived A unique little book from E. J. Dwyer, in conflict with the of religious education. Go To Mass" helps you teach your "Let's Church in the past. The pastoral emphaschildren how to participate in the Mass. It In addition to the State schools, which are free, ized that where religion colourfully illustrates each section of the there are Catholic schools was taught and strengMass and shows you how to explain what's run by the Church and thened, society enjoyed the of fruits justice and happening in language that pre-school and religious orders. These receive grants from the peace. kindergarten children can understand. Where religion was government. "Let's Go To Mass" is a wonderful help for One of the State's du- cast aside, it said, the nation regressed riot only parents—and a practical, inexpensive gift ties was to provide a good education for its cit- in morality but also in idea for godparents. Order now from your izens, the Maltese bishops civilization, as increases church stall, religious bookseller or E. J. said. They added, how- in delinquency, drug abuse, anarchy and permisDwyer. Only 25 cents, plus postage.* ever, that while the State had the right to insure siveness made evident. Faith and morals were that children receive adequate schooling, it did interrelated, the pastoral not have a monopoly in stressed. Where faith was lost, morality weakened P.O. Box 492, Darlinghurst, N.S.W. 2010. education. Phone Sydney 211-4533. Parents had the right and disappeared, it said, *Suggested retail price. to send their children to and where there was no schools of their own religious teaching, there EJD.562613 was no faith. choice.
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Fifty years a priest
Thursday, March 22, 1973
NEWS IN PARS
The parish priest of Subiaco. the Rev Monsignor Edmund Kennedy CATHOLIC WOMENS' LEAGUE ( pictured) this week celebrates 50 years of his priesthood. The Inglewood branch are holding their annual Next Saturday, March stall in Beaufort Street on Friday, March 30; con. 31, is the anniversary of tributions would be appreciated. March his ordination to the The Leederville branch is seeking donations for Council meets priesthood in PropaganThe Archdiocesan Pastoral 24 their serving of teas at Glendalough Pound Day, at St. Charles' Seminary. da College, Rome, in 1923. on Sunday, April 1. Reports, resolutions and nominations for the 10.30 a.m. The mass and procession in In the same class were 25 honour of St. Joseph at St. Brigid's Archbishop Beovich, forState Conference are to be in the hands of the West Perth. The Auxiliary Bishop. 7.31) mer Archbishop of AdelState secretary, Mrs Pollett, by April 4. The social convenor, Mrs McMaster, is making p.m. Confirmation, Subiaco, The Auxil- aide, Bishop O'Collins, ary Bishop. an urgent appeal for cakes, jams, pickles, for the former Bishop of Ballastall at Wesley Church grounds on Thursday, April 4 p.m. The opening of the new Rock- rat and the late Bishop 25 5. The sewing group are seeking helpers each ingham Catholic school building. The Gummer, former Bishop Thursday at headquarters to help prepare for the Archbishop. of Geraldton. stall. Monsignor Kennedy is Confirmation, Rivervale. The Archbishop. 28 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's a native of Drumbane, 30 M AJELLAN GROUPS Thurles, Co. Tipperary, Cathedral. The Archbishop. The next meeting of the Joondana Majellans will Ireland. be held at the home of Mrs Jan McGrade, corner April ••P He arrived in Australia Lockwood and Frape Street, Tuart Hill, on TuesConfirmation, Riverton, The Archbishop. at the end of 1923 and 1 day, March 27, at 8 p.m. Further details from Mrs was assistant at the CathBetty Sullivan, telephone 24 1088. 6.30 p.m. A mass n Subiaco Church to edral and Northam be2 Miss Frances Drummond, a psychologist, has celebrate the golden jubilee of the priest- fore becoming parish been invited to speak to the East Fremantle Majhood of Monsignor E. Kennedy, parish priest of Leonora in 1929. ellan group at the next meeting, to be held at the Concluding six years as priest. home of Mrs Meg Handcock, 28 Allen Street, East administrator of KalgoorFremantle, on Monday, March 26, commencing at Confirmation, Santa Maria College. 4 lie, he became Adminis8 p.m. counpastoral Training day for parish 8 trator of St Mary's CathHer subject will be "Aspects of family life in cillors of the Merredin zone. The Arch- edral in 1937 and most many countries, particularly America, in comparbishop. recently has been parish ison to the Australian way of life." This could be 5 p.m. Annual Mass in St. Mary's Cath- priest of Subiaco — since of interest to other groups and anyone interesetd edral for the Catholic Policemen's Guild. 1947. is cordially invited to attend the meeting. He was made domestic The next meeting of the Manning Majellans prelate in 1947 and was will be held on Wednesday, March 28, at 8 13./n The Dean of St Mary's Cathedral requests that appointed at Pius X School. It will commence with vicar-general all Holy Oil containers, properly cleaned, be re- of the Archdiocese and will be offered in St Jos- It is regretted that space The guest speaker will be Father NicholasMass. Mcturned to the Catholic Church Office before Sun- remained in that office eph's Church at 6.30 p.m. and other considerations Sweeney, who has just returned from Sydney, day, April 8 where he attended a training course in Movement until the death of the This will be followed preclude the presence of For A Better World. late Archbishop Prendi- by a reception and light children. ville in June, 1968. Any persons from outbuffet in the Wembley As a mark of loyalty, Lodge, Cambridge Street, side the parish attending The Family Planning Clinic (Ovulation the parish council and a t 8 p.m. the reception are asked will hold the next clinic on Sunday, April Method) 1, at St parishioners have arrang- Parishioners, past and to notify Mr G. W. Mack- John of God's, Subiaco, (maternity entrance) at ed a celebration of the present, of Subiaco, as ey, 38 Connolly Street, 8 p.m. Bookings and inquiries should be made by People will be able to combine something of jubilee on Monday, April well as friends of Mon- Wembley, 6014, telephone telephone to the office at 27 Victoria Square, telethe old spirit of pilgrimage to holy places and 2. signor Kennedy are cor- 8 3060, so that catering ! phone 254994. The office is open on Mondays, Tuean inexpensive Easter holiday by taking part sdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. until 3.30 p.m A concelebrated Mass dially invited to attend. may be arranged. in a motor pilgrimage to New Norcia. The project offers the pilgrim a choice — two The Senatus of the Legion of Mary announces full days, on Easter Sunday and Easter Monday that the annual Acies Ceremony, the annual coninclusive, or an all-day outing on Easter secration of both active and auxiliary members tO Monday. Our Lady ,will take place in St Mary's Cathedral The sense of pilgrimage will be created by on Sunday, March 25, at 3 p.m. visits to four prominent places of Catholic worship — the Redemptorist Monastery at Te ceremony takes approximately an hour and North Perth, the Franciscan parish church of concludes with Benediction. Father R. Healy wilt St Brigid at Midland, Keaney College at Bingive an address on the significance of the consedoon, and finally, the noted Catholic centre of cration to Our Lady. New Norcia. All active and auxiliary members of the Legion The highlight of the pilgrimage on Easter of Mary and their friends are invited to this cere. Sunday evening will be at the end of a special mony. High Mass in the Benedictine Monastery at • Acies means: "in battle array;" the legion. in the "Catholic Leader" Brisbane New Norcia when a company of singers and aries approach the legion standard in pairs and actors will give a special performance organindividually recite the act of consecration. ( By Fr F. J. MOYNIHAN, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine). ised by Mr David Crann, director of Patch Theatre. I felt a bit sorry for Fr Alfonse Nebreda, S.J., a noted catechist, when The sturdy pilgrims who remain overnight the first reports of the recent national Catechetical St Patrick's College, Geraldton, Old Boys are seminar in Melbourne may pitch tents, park their caravans or obtain went invited to a reunion to take place at Park Towers, to press. I noticed at least two minor headlines that said that he Hay Street, on Saturday, accommodation at the nearby hotel. April 7, at 6.30 p.m. The Monday programme is a late morning advocated abolishing the obligation to go to Mass on Sunday. The inclusive cost for the evening is $6 which Mass, lunch and traditional picnic games and should be forwarded immediately to Ian Stirling, I cannot be really ible, try to learn more of their travel documents. the return pilgrimage to Midland parish church 11 Currong Way, Nollamara. Further information Wherever the Church is obtainable from Wally Bamford, for vespers and a closing performance by the sorry for him, because what he said. telephone he did say this. On the We can say something becomes strong, or ac- 25 5500 or Lou Boylen, 23 0391. actors and singers. other hand, there are a that seems like a contra- cepted in the commungood number of people diction, but it is true. ity, we run the risk of in the country who nevRockingham parish is inviting all its present and Many devoted people having people going to er read past the head- within the Church are Mass for other reasons past friends to be present at the solemn blessing lines. saying that we should than the desire to wor- by Archbishop Goody and the official opening by A good number of abolish the Sunday oblig- ship God and give him Mr Kim Beazley, Federal Minister for Education, of their new Star of the Sea school, on Sunday, people never even read ation to get more people thanks. March 25, at 3 p.m. headlines the but they It is no secret that to Mass. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST The school will attract a lot of interest from its hear that yet another If we lived in some part many families face the design as an open-plan school building. crank has come to Aus- of the world where problem of children who replaces the former one conductedThe newConvent CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS at the tralia trying to erode the everyone was forced by are saying that they do of Our Lady of the Missions, Point Peron, and is PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... 21 8151 Church. law to go to Mass we not intend going to Mass the first stage of the re-location of all the parish PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 530‘ Fr. Nebreda took many would see non-Catholics — at least until they can buildings in the centre of the Rockingham district. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 35 2601 lectures to build up to walking into the Church see that they should. For those who are saylike this. If at gunpoint. For the 1973 Musical COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 statements the W.A. Music They would be very ref- ing this there is a major Teacher's Association hasFestival, we are to appreciate this had to change the work humble and learned man sentful, and the Mass job of repairing to be for the under 18 piano duet and the under 13 descant recorder solo. The substitutes are: Under we should, where puss- would be doing them no done. It is a task of repre- 18 piano duet, Fugue (No. 2 of Suite Piano Duets), good. Lovelock They would not be go- senting the faith to them and 3 of; under 13 descant recorder solo, Nos. 2 Three English Dances No. 15 (classical ing to Mass out of faith in such a way that they album arr. by Edgar Hunt). PLUMBING MATERIALS and in response to grace. will respond to it. This They would merit no- is a work of grace, and it BATHROOM FIXTURES thing in God's sight by demands their good will. 229-233 William St., Perth being at Mass. 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Cardinal with an axe or dance troupe
Church and the powerful
MEXICO CITY (NC). — An Italian cardinal told Mexicans• that the Church in Latin America was "afraid to disengage itself from the power ( From John P. KENNEDY in Duneciiti) structure in which it has lived for so long." A man of deep spirituality who swings an axe cr o pick :or hours Cardinal Michele Pelletropical heat, a strong, serious perscnality yet whet runs his steamy :n grino of Turin qualified own private dancing troupe — that is the recently created Cardinal Pio his statement by asking: Taofinulu, of Apia, Western Samoa. "How, can the Church in some countries give witEven before the Pope hope and plans for his was his way of stressness to the Gospel if it named him a cardinal New Zealand full of ing the dignity of labour and of showing his still appears as an accom- he tremendous diocese. held plice to social injustice?" prestige Then last October I people the importance Samoa, in "As long as this situa- where the government spent one of the most he attaches to it. The project, which lies tion of dependency re- openly called him "the hectic weeks of my jourmains, the Church will father of Samoa" — nalistic life as his guest on the other side of the not be able to lead men their way of expressing while on a tour of the range from where Robto the conquest of their their appreciation of his Church in the Pacific. ert Louis Stevenson is lull liberation from sin drive to help the people When I left by air there buried, is thriving. Planand poverty," the cardi- to help themselves. was little of Samoa that tations are being developed and a thriving nal said. His previous visit to I had not seen, He was commenting on Rome A big man — he is dairy herd has been eswas when he the dilemma now facing brought his troupe of about 6 feet, 3 inches tablished. The headquarters of many churchmen in the young Samoan men and tall and massively built area. women dancers to per- — Cardinal Taofmulu the project include a "They either apply the form before Pope Paul. has a tremendous cap- simple room where the cardinal can bunk down Latin America bishops' One of his few grum- acity for work. 1968 Medellin guidelines bles is that Western He is on the move if he wants to work for social reform, or face Samoa's Head of State from dawn till dusk late and stay overnight. the spread of activists insists that he attend all among his people and, The walls are covered bands, even guerrillas, State functions as his at every opportunity, he with charts and statisled by Christians protes- chaplain. is off to the 3,000 acres tics which record every ting the inertia of other And not only him. No of jungle covered hill- facet of production including major occasion in Sam- side behind Apia that he He enjoys tremendous Christians, Church authorities," he oa is considered com- has been clearing as a rapport with his people, added. plete without a perform- development project to and his own deep spirance by the cardinal's show his people what ituality is a reflection of troupe who specialise in can be done with their the intense faith of the Samoan Catholic. Mass and land. songs Samoan When I was there the in Samoa is an enrichdances. The Cardinal formed bulk of this land had ing, moving experience the troupe because he been cleared, and work- that is in striking conwas concerned that the ers on it told me how trast to the rather matthimself er-of-fact approach that cardinal riches of Samoan cul-+ the hard one all too often finds in in engaged had lost not ture be should BILBAO (NC) — Bish- before Western countries. the increasing physical labour. Maria of Santa from Anoveros, students music W.A. of • Outstanding University op Antonio has Samoa about two reaswere There Western ideas of mpact i the that College. From left: Sister Tarcisius, music teacher at the college, and some Bilbao, directed 40,000 Catholics, served and One, this. for ons have They and habits. in of her former pupils, Kathryn Arnold, Sharon Cunningham and Antoinette first Lenten collection toured Europe and the the lesser, is that he dis- by about 40 priests, the the diocese's 272 parishes United Carrier. likes pomp and cere- bulk of them Society of States. to fund a be given to mony and enjoys gett- Mary fathers. The Cardhim first met I When support striking workers just inal's chaplain is an away from it all. ing he had been after in this industrial city of named The other, and more American, Father E. C. Bishop of Apia people. a million in 1968 he swept through important, is that it Jepson, S.M. "This is our Christian duty, to tend the needy," he wrote. Funds will be allocated Santa Maria College has reached a high level of achievement in its by Bilbao's Catholic Characquisition of recent music honours. ities to thousands of and their familSister Mary Tarcisius, the Australian composer sic education at the WA workers or have been are who ies university. at Don present Banks, a music teacher at the strikes many in nvolved i Sharon and Kathryn college, was the only final arts fellow at the AustraROME (NC) — The Italian government, acting on advice from Italy's working conyear student in music for lian National University. both did all their school- here over wages. highest consultative body, has put off for another year a scheduled nationand ditions and Maria Santa at ing UniverW.A. the at 1972 There were 128 entries in al referendum against divorce. legislation ur Labo Leaving their completed sity to obtain distinctions from all States. workers' The referendum, call- Italy's powerful Cathol- ies are against the refcertificate in 1969 and independent in both of her units, muMiss Carrier, a bache- 1970 respectively. erendum. This is beSpain bans strikes, but ed at the behest of more ic electorate. sic and music education_ increasingly than 1.3 million citizens, is a studmusic, of have ior s for cause the referendum a Said spokesman group to returned Both have be will year she This composi- their former school as forced management to would disclose whether the National Committee puts the practical exermusical in ent one of three students the university members of the music give in to slowdown and Italian voters approve for the Divorce Referen- cise of sovereignty exwho will be the first to 7ion at due to complete staff. strikes. or disapprove of the dum, which collected the actly where sovereignty graduate as Bachelors of and is degree this Master's her aw which brought div- 1.3 million signatures re- lies according to the conl Music in music education year. orce to Italy at the end questing the Referendum: stitution ,in the people. from the University • of She won four first The parties obviously dum: of 1971. WA. in the senior secto keep this sovwant "The neo-Fascists Studying at the univer- prizes The referendum had special received and tion for themselves. aside, ereignty all partpolitical sity with Sister Tarcisius been set for last June commendation. are three of her former by delayed was but 11, Mr. Banks said that students — Kathryn Arnational elections which of her prize-winning one CunningSharon nold, the Italian Left wing works was worthy of ham and Antoinette Carforced rather than face consideration for publithe of bishops S TOCKHOLM ( NC ) —The 13 rier. a popular test of the cation. Lutheran State Church have rejected a divorce law, which was ies of competitions for Swedish enonly the was She won the senior section in that the church be separated a creation of the Leftist trant in all age groups to year-old proposal Antoinette Carrier (22), January 1, 1983. parties. from state the from win more than one prize. of Lynwood, recently by loss eventual the and The Italian Council of made was The proposal Antoinette came from won the senior section the Church of the rights State, which according para by 1972 March, in comand 1967 in Malaysia in the second national to the Constitution helps commission to impose taxes. series of competition for pleted her Leaving at liamentary If accepted, the propo- the government to interAlva MyrMrs. by headed musical composition by Santa Maria in 1969. She would exempt for pret laws, ruled early in K AMPALA ( NC ) — The government of Uganda is at present composing dal, Minister for Disarm- sals Australian students. eign-born residents of March that the referen- has donated a new Mercedes Benz 250 to ArchChurch for and ament orcollege the for works The competition was Sweden who do not be- dum should be delayed bishop Emmanuel K. Nsubuga of Kampala. The Affairs. organised by the W.A. chestra. "What is now needed long to the Swedish Luth- for two years from last car was presented to the archbishop by President Kathryn Arnold has University's department eran Church from paying May's of ldi Amin Dada. dissolution of music in conjunction just completed her Bach- ior full religious freedom the church tax now imParliament. providbe can Sweden n i a with double Arts of elor with the Australian SocPresident Amin told cause if there is no peace ed without such radical posed on them. Italian law specifies a Archbishop iety for Music Education ehology. bishops Nsubuga that then there cannot be Lutheran The With support from the major in music and psy- changes as the Myrdal agreed that other Chur- delay of one year, but the government decided progress and developSharon Cunningham is commission proposed," the Council of State to replace his car, Wardle Fund of the Uniwhich ment," he told him. Sweden must be said that in this case was wrecked a third year student for the bishops said at an ex- ches in versity. treatHe said that if the in an acciequal nteed guara of session the voting machinery dent, because it The adjudicator was bachelor of music in mu- traordinary more people of Uganda were granted wanted and ment their conference here. would not be given the r eligious leaders to serve taught the good of God. State support. legally for time required "The commission's prothe people effectively. then they would be good preparation. posal can hardly be made He told the archbishop citizens. The Italian govern- that he had a basis for a decision in The donation of the confidence ment adopted the Coun- in him and that was principle to separate the why car, said the president, cil's position on March he decided to give him was not based on politiChurch from the State." 9. the car so that he could cal grounds but he only The bishops also rejec The referendum — un- visit all churches in wanted him to develop ted the suggestion made less averted by another Uganda and give God's the people of Uganda by some politicians that political strategem — instructions. spiritually. a referendum on the isshould be held in June The president said that PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! He told the archbishop sue should precede any LONDON — An ex- next year. he believed in God, truth that if there was any decision. Irish Guardsman and R ADIOS - TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RAM ATOP:, Some Italian news- and unity of the people of problem in the Catholic SHAVERS - RADIOGRAMS - TOASTERS - POLISHERS Since 1951, every Swe- a custodian at the House IRONS - VACUUM CLEANERS dish citizen has had the o f Lords, Brother Peter papers branded this a Uganda and he wanted to Church, the leaders of the NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE right to quit the Lutheran Hennessy, 0.F.M., Cony. purely political decision. see that Uganda was very Church must approach RECORDS State Church, of whicn ( 56) made his final vows Said La Nazione of Flor- friendly with all people him through the secretary for religious affairs each child automatically at St Clare's, Manchester, ence: "The Council of in the world. Special 12" Records, well known brands from, State has simply put "We want peace be- or directly. becomes a member at this month. $1.99 birth. Under the Myrdal A native of County Ros- into formal language the commission's proposals, common, he was invalid- political desires of all or Give a Gift Token t h e ed out of the Guards in the parties in ParliaHOPKINS MIGHTY MART membership in Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre church would be a matter 1941 and for 15 years was ment." BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS However, the neo-Fasof choice and its minis- stage -door keeper at sev222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH Italian Socialist ters would no longer be eral London theatres be- cist Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. State officials. fore becoming a custod- Movement has declared itself in favour of the 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK Saturday 9.30 a.m. The commission pro- ian at Lords. A widower — his wife referendum. The neoposed a gradual transfer Phone 61 1270 WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 been have of civil registers from died in 1960 — he has two Fascists to attempting win over children. foster offices Church to State
Bishop helps "illegal" strikers
Teacher & her ex-students gain music honours
Italian referendum on divorce law put off
Disestablishment plan rejected
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"Community Hymn MARCH 26, 27, 29, 30. Singing:" Union Church "By The Way:" The Rev Pro- in the City, Adelaide. Keith Dowling, secretary "Encounter:" of the West Australian gramme arising from 6.30 p.m. (6WF). the Eucharistic Con- Chapel Choir of Magda- Council of Churches. "The College, Oxford. High Cost of Loving" gress, 8.00 a.m. (6WF). len • "Sacred Music:" "The 11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.45 10.20 a.m. ( 6WN and Regs). Gates of Justice" by p.m. (Regs) "Evening Meditation:" Dave Brubeck, presented MONDAY, The Rev Andrew Hope of by Patrick Kirkwood. MARCH 26 "Facing The Week:" Melbourne. 11.55 p.m. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). "Let's Face It:" The The Rev Sandy Murray (6WN), 11.50 p.m. (Regs). Sydney 6.25 a.m. SATURDA Rev Sandy Murray of of Y, Sydney. 9.00 a.m. (Regs). ( 6WN). MARCH 31. "Divine Service:" St WEDNESDAY, "Saturday Saints:" A George's Anglican MARCH 28 weekly look at the religiChurch, Malvern, Mel"School Service:" ous scene, presented by bourne, 11.00 a.m. "Let's Go" No. 7. "Doing Patrick Kirkwood and ( 6WN). a Good Job." 10.20 a.m. George Morrison. 10.15 ( 6WN and Regs). a.m. (6WN), 9.40 a.m. "Frontier:" A review (Regs). of recent religious events around the World. TELEVISION 7.15 p.m. (6WN and SUNDAY, Regs).
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Hospital auxiliary. raises $3,000
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Thursday, March 22,
The Ladies' Auxiliary entailed four of St John of God Hos- work on the partmonth's of the pital, Geraldton, has auxiliary and netted raised $3,000 during S1500. The auxiliary meets t he past year. on
Details are contained the last Wednesday of in the annual report is- each month at the St. sued by the retiring pres- John of God Hospital at ident of the auxiliary, 8 p.m. After each meeting some Mrs. Mary Gregg. entertainment The new office-bearers is arranged. Out-of-town f or 1973 are: Mrs. Yvonne visitors Marsh, president; Mrs. are welcome to attend Pat Bowtell, vice-presi- the meetings during their dent; Mrs. Marjorie Fitz- visits. Further details are patrick, secretary; Mrs. available from Mrs Marsh, Ann Caruso, treasurer. telephone auxiliary, The currently 21 2316 or Mrs with 70 members, was Fitzpatrick, 21 3104. formed in 1971 in order to provide a staff for the hospital shop and to raise funds to acquire hospital equipment that the Sisters felt was nece4.--4 ssary. The first year's efforts saw the acquisition of an electrocardiograph machine and the second year's result has enabled the purchase of an anaesthetic machine, a foetal heart monitor and a television set. Another porwith the table anaesthetic machine is among the coming projects for this year. The first major fundraising effort for the past year was a raffle that netted S1000 on a conductec sale of 5000 tickets, all prizes being donated by Geraldton firms and the first being a return air trip to Perth. The second event was the garden party-fete that
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"Divine Service:" Methodist Strathfield Teleketics continues "Cross Ways:" "Sacred Church, Sydney The thirits interesting format and Secular." The distinty-five member Fiji-Rotu,of using real-life situ- ction between these two man Choir from Suva •ations to demonstrate is no longer clearly disprovides the anthems and the application of the cernible. The Rev Ray leads the singing at this Gospel to every-day Hunt of Brisbane examservice. 11.00 a.m. living. ines the relationship. • Mr and Mrs Robert Hudson after a "Daisy Bates - Part In case this is not 10.15 p.m. (6WN). Nuptial Mass at St Cecilia's Church, Floreat One Francis:" St Was obvious to the viewer, "In Quires and Places:" Daisy Park Bates Saint a in recently. The bride was Janice Rushton, each segment is analy- The Adelaide Singers and sense of a secular saint? eldest daughter of Mr and the late Mr A. sed at the end of the Father O'Brien and John H. peculiarly modern Rushton, of Floreat Park, session by a studio Hall at the organ. 10.45 the and the groom is Her life has become a the son of Mr and Mrs R. G. Hudson, of Wyapanel. p.m. (6WN). Programme No. 9, MONDAY, March 26 to great and symbolic event long. N.S.W. i Australia n history n :"Turn Round to See" FRIDAY, March 30 an event of holiness. This tells how a disco"Readings From The is the first of four "essays theque provides the Bible:" The Rev Ian Will- for television" by Dr setting for a lonely iams of Melbourne. 7.10 James Tulip and it exboy's examination of a.m. (6WN), 6.15 a.m plores these basic questhe human condition ( Regs). tions about her meaning and his own ultimate "Pause A Moment:" with reference to the gesture of hope. It can Brother David John of creative sacrifice of St be seen on Sunday, the Society of St Francis. Francis and his great March 25, at 10.30 a.m. Brookfield in Brisbane. affirmation of life. 9.30 and 11.15 p.m. on 9.15 a.m. (6WF and Regs). . a.m. approx. TVW 7 Dear Girls and Boys, Programme No. 7„ "A Talent for Tony," Last week we talked about friendship with tells how a fear of God. failure gets in the way Today, let us think of this great gift which of a five-year-old's disGod has given us - that sharing with others covery of his own talwhich is friendship. ents through an inviWOUNDED KNEE NC. Read what a great poet said about friendship: tation to do some - "He came out, talked "Flowers are lovely drawings. It can be A new diocese has been created in Malaysia with us for a while and "Love is flower-like, seen on Sunday, March and a rearrangement made of the ecclesiastical told us that he wanted "Friendship is like a sheltering tree." V) at 10 a.m. on STW 9. province. to go back," said a priest Programme No. 6, St John, the Great Apostle of Love, wrote: and friend of Father Paul The new grouping of ca-Johore was adminis- "Beloved, if "The Stray," is a BibGod so loved us we ought to love Manhart, one of the volbrings lical parable giving a diocese t h e tered as part of the Arch- one another." untary "hostages" of an very up-to-date reflec- Church province into line diocese of Singapore; Mary, a young reader, shares her thoughts. armed group of militant tion on Our Lord's with the political division now it will be a diocese Friendships come from God, since all good things American Indians. story of the lost sheep. by which Singapore is in its own right. Soloists When about 200 Indians independent It can be seen on BTW now of Kuala Lumpur will be come from Him and friendship is one of the mostly members of the Lauris Elms (Contralto) 3 (Bunbury) and GSW Malaysia. raised to an Archbishop- oest we have." The new Malaysian clio- ric and become the metThere are many things you cannot do by your- American Indian Move- Lesley Perrin (Soprano) 9 (Albany) on Sunday, ment, took over this hamcese is Malacca-Johore. ropolitan See of Malay- self, but which you can do (Tenor) March 25 at 5 p.m. with other people. let on the anniversary of David Galliver This is a very ancient sia, with Penang and Mal- You cannot run a race James Christiansen Programme No. 5, by yourself and you can- an 1890 massacre of In(Baritone) "The Eucharist Sacra- Catholic settlement and acca as its suffragans. not play a team game by yourself. dians by the US Cavalry. Ho1(tri2, Edward ment of Life," recreat- dates beyond the time The Archdiocese of SinThere are some things which you can do by Father Manhart, direc(Baritone es through sight and when the body of St. gapore will revert to di- you rself, but which it is better to do with other tor of the Jesuit mission sound the inner mean- Francis Xavier rested in rect dependence on the peo ple. district at Wounded Knee Malacca before being ing of the Eucharist. Holy See. You can go on a hol iday by yourself, but most was one of the 11 resiIt can be seen on VEW moved to its present resoeople would prefer to have someone with them. dent hostages originally 8 (Kalgoorlie) and ting place in Goa, India, VEW 3 (Kambalda) on which, like Malacca, was So you see we need people; we need friends. taken and later released. IT'S Another Jesuit, Father Sunday, March 25, at a Portuguese protecto3od has given us the wonderful gift of friend- Richard Pates, who OBVIOUS runs rate. 1-0 p.m. ship - let us use it and love others. the Mother Butler Indian In recent years, MalacCLASSIFIED ADS. You must have feelings and thoughts about Centre in Rapid City, said that he realised that friendship, so share them with our readers. IN AIM militants had been Send your letters to: Tickets for described by critics as a AUNT WIN, group booking self-appointed body for from BOX 186, the Indian communities. The Perth Concert Hall O PTOMETRISTS DO THE JOB. POST OFFICE, "But regardles s of or the 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phc..ne 24 3543 PHONE IN YOUR VICTORIA PARK, 6100. whom they represent, the University Bookshop 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 God keep you in His friendship and increase important thing is whethCLASSIFIEDS University of W.A. R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist in you your love of others. er or not they are bring25 9088 ing to light some legitiYour friend, Another ABC mate s that InAUNT WIN. dians grievance presentation in this area have," the priest said.
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Jesus led His little even for an hour? Watch band-they were only and pray that you may eleven now, for suddenly not enter into temptaJudas was missing- tion." across the valley of CedPeter, confused and ron and up a slope to the sleepy, looked up at garden of Gethsemane. Jesus as he heard His He called Peter, James voice. and John to climb furAgain and again he ther up the hillside with heard Jesus repeat His Him. prayer. He seemed so sorrow"Not My will, but yours ful that Peter looked wor- be done." He prayed to ried. Jesus, seeing this, His Heavenly Father. explained: "My soul is Suddenly, Jesus was sad, sad even unto bending over the Apostles death. Wait here and again. They did not pray." know what to say. Peter tried to pray but Silently Fe left them his eyes were closing. and returned to His place "Simon, are you sleep- of prayer. ing? Could you not watch (TO BE CONTINUED)
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communicating the inner- and self-interested soma Sir, of the time. I refer to Colm O'Doh- most feelings of mankind the By the evidence of ht. erty's critique of "Bitter —rarely evident to casual onlooker. "appraisal" I am led to Grapes." "Bitter Grapes" is for- conclude that O'Doherty's In 'Bitter Grapes" I in having a dedic- critical faculties have tunate chose to delineate the apable to been clouded by the pletparently harmonious life ated, capable cast illuminate the writer's hora of imported (and, Italian of families of two ideas with charm, hum- alas, home-grown and migrants who have escultivated) violence, ohour and pathos. your report of the "dissidents who walked out of the Eucharistic Congress tablished vineyards, and scenity and a total preO'Doherty's opinion Sir, having read elucito imultaneously s occupation with voyeurConference" (Record March 8), I feel compelled to inform you and your readers boriginal stage-Italian "the that deviadate their subtle A on stage that he is 110 ism event. actual any tions from the estab- accents destroyed of the longer able to apprecof consideration serious to Austrarespond of we mores Unless from lished more learn fact, in not less has chosen are certainly other qualities Your report their situation," poses a iate the one side than those of the North- them that they can from the needs of these people, lian society. which give balance to our to present only quesinept remarkably them, They are • the ones unless we listen to us. In their clash with aulives. story, and offers erners? in the thority the frailties of tion: In what language of the Perhaps there is an who can teach us to live the militancy or sympathy support writbe play theshould whites no many of minds valhuman Instead of a thoughtful, greater who had to even deeper lesson for with both themselves and the ten? f or those justifiable and construc. their future re- will become a reality in planner are revealed. yet ues, be to learn must We us. walkout. the lives of many blacks. The language chosen tive review of a first per"dissid- ever conscious of the fac- mains in our hands. O'Doherty entirely reAs one of the GERARD WAINS, new in a Unless we listen soon and so admirably spoken formance our tors of racism and patjoined who discussing from ents" Darwin Seminarian at St. frained has O'Doherty "loud-mouthed" theatre, the to emphatis our Italians relationin the by ernalism in brothers Aboriginal Serinary, the complexity of Luigi ically not "stage Italian" thrown to his readers a Xavier Francis Aboriginal our radicals, Aborigines. with ships an have I Campella's nature. their stand, but the long-observed pat- carpet bag full of irrevelWe must be conscious brothers will continue to R ostrevor, South Ausin seeing added interest present- of the fact that we can be oppressed. tralia. O'Doherty's claim thatI ois of settled Italian mi- ant generalisations. is event the that am a "writer of words" grants in Western AusHe does not discuss the ed clearly. implying thereby tralia. and resulted The walkout place of the other chait dramlacks play the that disam profoundly I unf rom a number of atic significance, though turbed that O'Doherty acters nor comment on constitutional actions of must be challeng- does not believe that the set design, costumes, naive, organisers. conference lighting or direction. ed. people can be simple and requests Legitimate JOHN JOSEPH JONES, time the language loving some of Meaningful by the were refused Parkerville, meeting. power of as well as being shrewd magical the the has of hairman c from Aborigines To those Sydney and Brisbane, these actions represented more than simple poor Sir. Over the past two weeks reports have been printed in The Record, meeting management. alleged imThey had, throughout The West Australian and The Communist Tribune, regarding chaplains. four told and been leaders Y.C.W. five of conference, in Vietnam South prisonment the Sir,— that they were not AborMelbourne, quiet homework before Amnesty International quarters, iginals, that their people b coala ecoming publicly inwhere 4, March The present attitudes of the West Australian Government and were not oppressed, and co-sponsored a Y.C.W. ition, "Committee to Free volved. merely were its public Opposition through appeal parties on the issue of the amount of subsidy to be paid in they that South Vietnamese Polat Independent Schools has been obtained by the St. of pupils respect "loud-mouthed radicals." Victorian section, and The of purpose the exwas itical Prisoners" had "evidit that claimed Parents and Friends' Association. Claremont, Thomas, was ercise the by committee Communist a When ence of innocence from formed? Party was stated by appointed by the conferThe M.L.A. for the area ernment has agreed to an shape of a very firm apThe committee, in the Laurie Also Aarons, the ence organisers to report South Vietnam," Leader of the Opposi- 8 per cent teachers' sal- proach by all parents to and old, consisted of desmanner were precise claimed national secretary of On the findings of the of torture used of the usual Left-wingers, the Communist Party tion, Sir Charles Court, ary increase which will their State parliamentarcriptions any without onference, c the mat- flow on to the costs of ians. with the by South Vietnamese au- moratorium, Communist of of Australia, in a has written that consultation independent schools. This constantly be must ter resisters, draft Party, thorities. PAUL DONNELLY, report to the party on conference itself, this was kept under review be- will swallow up the 4 per radical action, etc. Claremont. opFebruary of 11, he when act open an as seen The items of intended of constantly in- cent promised for this The Communist Party called on his members to cause pression, of racism and approaches to the Prime leave our a mobilise a struggle for creasing education costs. March and of paternalism. Minister, Mr. Whitlam, in Queensland had schools just where they in 200,000 f this o on the release meeting public When the "dissidents" also an attempt to get the Mr. Andrew Mensaros, were unless the second 4 Bris- political prisoners being Keep abreast with the asked that a more demo- Australian hierarchy to the Civic Square, Liberal M.L.A. for Flor- per cent is granted here 1973. 23rd, held Thieu. by President keep abreast times; working bane, January cratic procedure be fol- intercede by Governeat, obtained the (4 per cent and now. lowed, they were ignor- with Amnesty Internawith the Church—Read He said that the 200,000 ment view by a question equals S675,000). As a previous leader in ed. It was at this stage tional. the Leederville branch of represent a tremendous to the Minister for EduThis is a situation THE RECORD. that they walked out. cation, Mr. T. D. Evans, It was then claimed on the Y.C.W. and as at pres- cadre force for liberation. on March 15. calls both for praywhich To the whites at the behalf of some Y.C.W. ent a trade union sec- In other words, despite er and good works in the meeting, who were more representatives that they retary, I regret to note the Vietnam peace settleThe answer he receivsensitive to the needs of received a letter from the way in which the ment, these cadres are ed was that: "The policy though Comfurther for has these people, required movement J.O.C. South Vietnam appealing and -14 probably lacking in sen- for help because "We been duped by the Com- munist operations in of the Government 20 Mabel St, intentions proposed sitivity to the particular cannot Vietnam. South anything. munists and Left-wingers. do a outlined in were needs of the Northern Everyone is afraid, even With issues of such natSouth Perth DUNCAN BEATON, Press announcement on we tribal Aborigines, movement the ure, the members of ParliaR 67 2714 "It 1972." CONTRACTO 29, PA1NTCNG November Yokine. were once again refusing should do at least some ment." was recorded in that anto listen to what Abornouncement that in Westigines wanted. I feel that before the ern Australia the inA resolution from the public meeting was held creased grants to match white conference asked in Perth on the night of Commonwealth the that the church listen to Tuesday, March 6, some Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set would be made progresthe Agoriginal people; checking up would have next the each of in sively yet, at the first available been in order. two years beginning in chance, we had refused to 1973." For instance, what indo so. Sir, CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 I hope, personally, to formation would have LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS this of arithmetic The have learnt from this been available from the We the undersigned former leaders and, in reply is that of the 20 per Locks, Door Closers nd Safes Overhauled and Serviced South Vietnamese hier- some cases, foundation members of the Young particular incident. State equivalent cent CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service I hope also, that these archy on this? Christian Workers Movement in Western Aus- school costs to match the People are not rejected Iunderstand they were tralia wish to express our deep concern at the 20 per cent already paid as mere "loud-mouthed" represented at the Meldirection the Movement seems to be taking. by the Commonwealth, radicals, because they bourne Eucharistic Con12 per cent was already certainly have a message gress. Were they asked? We specifically refer to Movement, the Radical being paid prior to 1972, for us who are not Abor- I am anxious to learn if the meetings called in Action Movement, the another 4 per cent is iginal. the allegations are strict- various States, including Draft Resisters Move- promised for this year Sure, they have differPhone 212765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 ly correct. our own, to protest at ment and the Victorian and a final 4 per cent ent problems than the the of A.L.P. plus a number of next year unless the Fedimprisonment 2 LONDON COURT Northerners, but is this information What Young Christian non-catholic clergymen. eral Government scraps five any reason to ignore was to hand regarding a workers in South VietWEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ALL FOR The coalitioii commit- the whole subsidy arthem, for their problems meeting at Y.C.W. HeadGROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. of SPORTING favour in nam. tee formed at that meet- rangement grants." "means 25 Years. as the Established ing is known form to We who helped the Movement in this Committee to Free South NovemHowever, since -• Political ber, 1972, the State GovState and who endeavour- Vietnamese ed to work for Christ in Prisoners. We hope the Movement accordance with the principles of the late Card• will reject the coalition inal (formerly Canon) committee and, by appliCardijn, support activity cation of Cardijns printo right injustice. ciples of see, judge and We are appalled, how- act, will reject all future ever, at the Movement's invitations to join in association with well- our faith and in forcing known Communist-front atheistic communism on common cause with those organisations. who have a vested inIn Brisbane, the Move- terest both in destroying Local — Interstate — Overseas ment was represented nations and their peoples. This important new book from E. J. Dwyer Phone 35 6066 on the same platform B. A. PEACHEY, COLis designed to assist parents, teachers and and unequivocally supcatechists to prepare children for their First ported speakers from IN RUSSELL, W. DE Communion. The text includes all parts of Viet- GRUCHY, NEIL SMITH, the Communist the Mass said aloud by the congregation. A nam Moratium Co-ord- A. G. BARKER, JOSEPHRichly coloured illustrations by Sister Rose . aaninummuminomminumnimmim Rus(nee INE BARLOW inating Committee, and help children to follow the Mass more easily. = There are four pages of prayers and reflecg.-_ • HAMS • BACON was chaired by a well sell). ..., :, tions for children before and after Holy P. J. BROPHY, R. P. known party functionCommunion, and a section on preparation COOKED MEATS ary. DALY MARY RYAN, for the sacrament of Penance. Order now K. M. SAUSAGES and The Communist news- (nee O'Connor), from your church stall, religious bookseller (nee RYAN GAIL RYAN, i or E. J. 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Playhouse success with a French farce; "Hole" thriller
ROME (NC) — Pope Paul heralded Lent with Two plays opened in Perth last week — "Paying The Piper," a French The following are the contributions for 1972 to the Society of the a ringing vindication of farce by Georges Feydeau at the Playhouse, and "Rope," a psychological primary schools of the archdiocese: Christian self-denial, a thriller by Patrick Hamilton at the Hole in The Wall Theatre. Holy Childhood by-Pthe an; sAtisil. -4414rart scornful dismissal of — Heart, $87; BenedNortham, St. South Perth, St. Col- "permissive" St. pplecross, This Feydeau farce is self-indulA • Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY St. Joseph's, $150; North umba's, $200; South- gence and a statement a remarkable mixture of ict's, $172; Armadale, Beach, AtOur Lady of Grace ern Cross, St. Joseph's, S60; Xavier's, that mortification and destroyed human aspirFrancis tadale, Santa Maria, $150 S30; Palmyra, Our Lady S100; Spearwood, St. Jer- penance train man to ations, hopes and fears, the stress and growing in this production it is $70; Thornlie( self-mastery. Joseph Pignatelli, of Fatima, $169; Pepper- ome's, of the right people being fear the other and the not ill the cast or directand St. St. Lau- mint Grove, Koolyangar- Sacred Heart, $50; Trayn"It will be said by in the wrong place, of the final unmasking of the or but rather in the Hole $100; Balcatta, rence, $219; Balga, Mak ra, $250; Perth, Mercedes, ing, St. Joseph's, $45; Tu- some, seduced by the innocent being where crime all make for fine in The Wall Theatre itself. St. Gerard's, $245; Pimarra, St. Jo- art Hill, St. Kieran's, $571. current amorality, that where the guilty should dramatic tension. and $80 lla, e St. seph's, S100; Quairading, Victoria Park, St. JoaBassendean, Patrick Hamilton wrote Now more than 40 this is no way for a son be, of misplaced affec$300; Bays- St. Francis Xavier's, $108; chim's Preparatory, S316; of our century to be- tions and desires for re years old, this is still an his thriller to be perMichael's, $304; water, St. Columba's, Queen's Park, St. Jo- Wanneroo, St. Anthony's, have," he declared. With venge all culminating in excellent piece of theatre. formed on a conventional seph's, S200 and St. Nor- S169; Wembley, Our Lady the blandishments Allan Kingsford- stage where the viewer of a tremendous amount of $229; Beaconsfield, Christ Bedford, bert's, $95. of Victories, $680 and liberation, today's man dashing in and out of Smith's cool killer con- could see all the action The King, $500; Redcliffe, St. Maria St. Joseph's Brigidine, is urged to find himself bedroom doors, ringing trasted with Terry O'Con- in one piece—looking at $186; St. Mark's C.B.C., Goretti, $150, $150; River- S300; Wembley Downs, by abandoning himself of bells, shouting absurd nel's nervous fear, Diana a picture. Bellevue, St. Anthony's, Bentley, Santa ton, Queen of Apostles, School of The Holy Spirit to the broad and steep- accusations at perfectly Wilson's gay and happy $100; Clara, $100; Boulder, St. S160; Rivervale, St. Aug- $220; West Perth, St. Bri- down highway of 'per- innocent people, mistak- flapper against Neville In the theatre in the Joseph's, $230; Bruce ustine's, S330; Rocking- gid's, S200 and St. Pat- missive morality.' en identity, compounded Teede's sharp wit and round as the Hole in The Wall is, the spectator Willagee, "This is base and vile. upon mistaken identity deep suspicion. Rock, St. Mary's Presen- ham, Sacred Heart, $100; rick's, S115; Scarborough, St. John's, Our Lady Queen of Peace, It is not liberty. The and the must turn his eyes and tation, $90. consumption of S220; Shenton Park, $125. Ron Denson's produc- complete attention away athletes of sport know vast amounts of human Carlisle, Holy Name, St. TOTAL: S18,898. Alovsius, $90; ton extracts these con- from one actor and this this. ThoShould the athClaremont, St. energy in pursuit of $200; letes of the spirit forget guilty husbands or lov- trasts and tensions from is not helpful to the illusmas, $150; Cloverdale, ion created by the author the play. it?" Como, $400; Dame, ers. otre N If there is a weakness of this play. Pope Paul was preachCool$80; Family, Holy When determination of ing at his Ash Wednes- guilt is gardie, St. Anthony's, finally reached, day Mass in the Domini- sheer $81; Corrigin, St. Therese physical exhaustion can Church of Santa prevents Presentation, $23; Diarevenge. The secondary schools in the archdiocese Sabina on Rome's Avennella, Our Lady's AssumDirector Edgar Mettine Hill. Doubleview, made the following contributions to the Society ption, $535; "Christian abnegation, calfe whips his Playhouse Holy Rosary, $500; East of St Peter Apostle: mortification, penance cast through a whirlPerth, Trinity, $400; East For First Class Plumbing Services Attadale, Santa Koondolla, Mercy ColMaria are not forms of weak- wind of action in a most Francis Park, St. Victoria ness, nor are they in- stylish and sharply deXavier, $25 and Our Lady College, S200; Bedford, lege, $125. Steam and Hot Water Installations Leederville, St. Mary's, feriority complexes. fined production. Help of Christians, S180; St. Mark's College, $283; Coolgardie, Christian BroSt. S105, and They rather . . . are Anthony's, BroChristian remantle, F Indeed, it is obvious personal from this and of thers, 585 and St. Pat- 536; Doubleview, Siena thers, $102; Lesmurdie, forms other proPHONE 28 6955 or 23 6043 Dominican Girls', $453; Mazenod College, S40, and strength," the Pope said. ductions over rick's, $300. the years East Perth, Trinity Brigid's College, S86; He recalled Christ's ColSt. that Mr. Metcalfe has Glendalough, St. Berna211 Newcastle Street, Perth lege, S300; Floreat Park, Manning, Aquinas Col- warning in the Gospel very special talents and dette, $100; Goomalling, Brigidine College, S230; lege, $50; Midland, St. of St. Luke, chapter 13, skills in this area of the Sacred Heart, S20; Goswithout penance theatre. Fremantle, Christian Brigid's, S256; Mosman that nells, St. Muchin's, S114; Brothers College, $117; Park, Iona Presentation "you will all perish." Highgate, C.B.C., S175 and This applies not only to The Pope added! "Sinand Our Lady of the Mis- College, $250; Northam, Sacred Heart, $850; HilS40. ners as we are, we are his positioning of people Joseph's, sions, S47. St. ton, St. Brendan's, $195; Perth, Mercedes Col- debtors and owe some on stage but also his and Our Lady of Mt. CarHighgate, lege, S711; Peppermint expiation. Mortification achievement of building Christian mel, $170. Brothers College, $100, Grove, Loreto Convent, and penance also train Lne Piaynouse company Inglewood, St. Peter's, and Sacred Heart, $70; $500; Queen's Park, St. us to self-mastery, give of actors into a first-rate S400; Irinaloo, St. Domi- Hilton, to team who can work toequilibrium St. Brendan's, Norbett's College, S50; unity nic's, $230; Joondanna, St. S34, and De Vialar Col- Sorrento, Sacred Heart our faculties, help the gether and make it posDenis, $400; Kalamunda, lege, $370; Inglewood, St. Girl's, $82; Trayning, St. spirit prevail over the sible to perform French Mary's Mount, $130; Kal- Thomas Aquinas, $150; Joseph's, S21; Tuart Hill, flesh, reason over fan- farce witn such verve and goorlie, St. Patrick's CBC Kalgoorlie, St. Patrick's St. Kieran's, $286; Vic- tasy, the will over the accuracy. S126and St. Mary's, S230; C.B.C., $127, and Prendi- toria Park, St. Joachim's, instincts. Of the performers Judy and St. Michael's, S160; ville College, S412; Keller- $511. "Where there is rigor, Wilson's beautiful virtuKarrinyup, Our Lady of berrin, St. Joseph's, $54; there is vigour." TOTAL: $6,201. ous wife seeking revenge; Good Counsel, $80; KelIvan King, as the terribly lerberrin, St. Joseph's, old retainer successfully $100; Kensington, Holy picking up an article off Cross, $70; I. ederville, the floor while holding a St. Mary's, S584 • and tray full of glasses deChristian Brothers, $202; canter tea pot and cups; Lesmurdie, Mazenod, $60 Margaret Ford's stone and St. Brigid's, $300. deaf wife lip-reading her Manning, St. Pius X, military husband's silent $203; Maylands, St. shouted words; Metcalf Mary's, $70; Medina, St in red singlet loud swearVincent's, $68; Merredin, ing voice and hooked St. Mary's, $100; Midland, LONDON (NC) —The Church of England during its synod took the nose; James Beattie's exDe La Salle, $100 and St. formal but momentous step of facing the issue of whether the State or haustion and the rest of Brigid's, $565; Moora, St. the cast—Joan Sydney, should appoint bishops and other senior dignitaries. itself Church the Joseph,s, $90; Morley, Nicole Desmarchelier, School of The Infant Jethe established political party in control not transubstantiation or Michael Davies—all addAs sus, $450; Mosman Park, Church of the land with of the government at the Anglican orders but the ed to the entertainment. Iona Presentation, $450; the monarch as its tem- time appointment. relations between the of POWDERS Mount Lawley, St. Paul's, poral head, it has always, This head of the govern- Anglican Church and the "Rope," at the Hole in & TABLETS $85; Mundaring, Sacred since its establishment ment, the Prime Minister, state. the Wall Theatre, is someHeart, $118; Myaree, Cor- during the Reformation, need not necessarily be a The Church of England thing very different. pus Christi, $50. had to accept such ap- 'Christian. also, after 25 years of Two University underNed'lands, Loreto Con- pointments from the In practice, in recent hesitation and dispute, graduates who murder a When muscles are tired and aching after strenuous or exercise, enjoy soothing relief by taking vent, $100; Nollamara, Crown. times, the government has established limited fellow student for thrills work Our Lady of Lourdes, In practice, the Crown has normally consulteil communion with the con- place the body in a chest, Bex. flex has been renowned for over forty years $315; Norseman, Sacred meant the head of the of invite the murdered boy's for-relieving the discomfort of rheumatism, backChurch t he Church on such ap- troversial pointments, but it is not South India. father and other mem- ache, lumbago, sciatica and nerve and muscular obliged to do so. They The Anglican Synod ac- bers of his family to dine pain generally. could be political ap- cepted the South India and serve dinner off the pointments — especially Church as "a true part of chest. a s senior Anglican bish- the Church Universal" W.A. CEILIDHE CLUB The cool, murderous 5IC ops automatically become and agreed to enter into arrogance of one student, Parry Street, Fremantle members of the House of communion on the one Lords. condition that Indian Music by: The synod decided to ministers not episcopally review and probably seek ordanied should not be "The Four Provinces" revision of this crucial allowed to celebrate Holy aspect of its partnership Communion in this coun1 Admission $1.50 with Parliament. Such try. 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Thursday, March 22,
1973
GAELIC FOOTBALL
WORLD OF SPORT Milltown wins as
Trotting Selections Arena jottings 1973 season opens
Led by the fit and agile Dermot Already the former St Rafferty, By BERNARD JAY town, 4 goals 6 points, beat St Vincent's, Kilda and Victorian cap. 2 goals coach of Subiaco club, cial club here. and has nobody ahead of 3 points at St Norbert College, Queen's Park, last has made an impact on If Australian Rules centre at bounce-down it Sunday, when the Gaelic Athletic Asso iation's local with football is to be a prof- would seem that the con- 1973 season got under way. football GLOUCESTER PARK thoughtful, sensible sug- essional game — as it lar- gestion will be On a very hot after- control again worse and finish. gestions, the latest of gely is now — system than under the old sys- noon, the match produc- ed the game with which is his plan for such as Ross Smith points ed some good passages from Fr has tem. Kelly, P. basic payments to play- suggested must Chiari It is not too much to of football, especially and D. Rafferty. be adopters. Best for St. ed to tidy up the weani. say that tactics such as from Milltown in the sec7.30—GRADUATION (1). Apart from the "super" and unedifying this put a premium on ond half. were T. O'Reilly,Vincent's some D. Bratstars who get (and earn) Milltown played with tan, Fr Kelly spectacle we have season strength and tend to eland T. Varcommensurate after season of clubs and iminate some of Double Command, Astor Smoke, Bansky money the wind in the first half, tan, Fr Conway, N. the skilwith their considerable players ClanButler. 'bargaining" a- ful work in attack, al- and from the throw in, cy and Br. Kevin, and ability, there for are dozens 8.00—CIVIC. bout clearances, threats though it must be ad- were soon in the attack. Milltown, D. Rafferty, G. of players who give exPlay swung from Annear. one Dorman's Son, to stand out of football mitted that it enables a Zaruma, Chiari, M. Kennedy, cellent Fr service, often for a year and the old team to concentrate a half to another, without Kelly and T. Varden. match-winning service, chestnut of "We'll give larger proportion of its any team getting the upThere will be a game 8.30—GRADUATION (2). to clubs but whose fin- So-and-So a clearance if talent in one vital area per hand. every Sunday at St. Yahbin, Morris Maid, Prince Caspian. Norancial rewards are com- if you clear Many chances were 4Vv'hatsaname' at a time. bert's. All people who paratively meagre. Them to us". The purist will argue squandered by the for- interested are invitedare to situation for them has :'9.00—SUMMER MOBILE (4th). Football and, more im- that these tactics will wards on both sides, be- go along and watch GAA improved slightly in re- portant, footballers fore Nick Clancy opened close the game up, give deTriple Flash, Urbinoro, Peter Ley. teams in action. cent years, notably in serve better than the forwards, particular- the scoring for St. Vinthis. ANNUAL MEETING this State but as ly the full forward, fewer cent's, with a well taken The annual general 9.35—SIRES PRODUCE FINAL. Smith points out, there Hawthorn coach John opportunities and make goal, low and hard into meeting of the G.A.A. will Happy Creed, Parking, Royal Force. is still wide discrepancies Kennedy, as might have umpiring more difficult. the left corner. take place at St. Brenas between clubs. Milltown began to play dan's College, York been expected, has de- It might also eliminate St., His suggestion of bas- vised shrewd tactics to be some of the long kicking with some rhythm, and Hilton Park on 10.10—SUMMER MOBILE (5th). Tuesday, were rewarded ing with a payments and which has clearadopted a been feature with 50-yard the March 2 at 8 p.m. sharp. Palladium, Dillon Byrd, Leewood Hall. ance entitlements on the centre square, introduc- of Australian Rules foot- goal from Primo Chiari, One of the main followed by a couple of on the agenda will items number of games played, ed this season, but will it ball. be the 10.40—MOTOR SHOW. that is, service to the cancel out the beneficial Of course, if a club had points from D. Rafferty completion of plans and Dalfred, Jimmy Lee, Frosty Willow. club, is emitently sound effect of the square? a Hudson in front of goal and P. McClure. details for the forthJust before half time, coming trip to and the scale he propos- If Kennedy uses 16 it would not matter Adelaide ed should be within the players on the ball as he much how the team went B. Houlihan added a by the W.A. team for the point for St. Vincent's, Australian championships means of the least finan- did in Adelaide last week into attack. With the great forward making the half time there early in June. Best Bet: DALFRED. was Hawthorn's spear- scores 1 goal 2 pts to 1 This is the first time a head nobody in the team goal 1 pt. in favour of team from Western AusKeddie excepted, seemed Milltown. tralia is taking part. to bother too much aIn the second half, the bout "feeding" Hudson. St. Vincent's forwards The ball was kicked long tried desparately to peneand hard in Hudson's trate the Milltown degeneral direction and a fence, but the back line Winners in the West URGENT SALE lot of the time he marked of M. Kennedy, T. Var- Australian Lawn Tennis MAKE MINE VIOLNUGGET AGAIN, it or won it on the den and B. O'Connor Association championFully furnished Brick & Tile. Two minute walk ETS impressed when raced by Mrs. Fred ground. would not relent. ship matches played at from practically everything. she finished second to Webb and trained by At midfield, Fr Kelly McCallum Park last the hot favourite, Green Colin France, was reURGENT SALE $15,750 and D. Rafferty got the weekend included: Laddie, in the Handrail sponsible for a great efupper hand over T. 0'- I A. Fanowrios. in the Smith Handicap for fort when he finished Reilly and D. Brattan. men's singles; K. Dugan, two-year-olds over 1100 dashingly to run second With so much of the in the ladies' singles; R. metres. This filly had to Conundrum in the Following are the re- ball, the Milltown forR .E.I.W.A. finished second to Glen- March Welter over 1200 sults of recent matches wards found their scor- Smith and N. Daniels in the men's doubles, S. born at its previous 1200 metres. in the Catholic Girls ing boots and goals folLEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY and M. Smith, in Kukura start after racing for This horse was baulk- Secondary Schools As- lowed from G. Chiari, P. 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY doubles; M. ladies' the the lead. ed for a run just prior sociation tennis com- McClure and D. Rafferty. Messer ill the boys' singPHONE 87-1820 If ridden with some to the turn and when he petition: Br. Kevin added a goal les; and T. Somers and S. judgment next time she got clear, really flew. ZONE 1: Under 14: for St. Vincent's from a Moicevich, R. Smith and sports silk, she should However, his connec- Santa Maria, 3 sets 36 free kick that landed in N. Smith and N. Daniels be very hard to account tions were a bit optim- games 1111111111iIIIMEMINIP d. Our Lady of the square. and S. Raux, in the mixed for. Owner-trainer Bill istic in declaring him Miss ions, 1 set 21 Points were scored by doubles. Rowe has done a good over 1200 metres as he games; Loreto, 4 sets 36 N. Clancy and D. Brattan Play in the finals is job keeping this filly at is better suited by a games d. De Vialar, 23 before Milltown took c ontinuing this weekend. her top over a long per- longer journey. games. Under 15: Our POCKET TRIM, a Lady of the Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. iod. Missions, 3 DAHL SHAH, owned brown gelding by Pocket sets 28 games d. Santa by Jeff Smith and Barry Mate, led all the way Maria, PERTH. 6000 1 set 18 games; McMahon and trained until the shadows of De Vialar, 3 sets 35 1 W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS by the the former, post showed when he finishNo. 1 LOTTERY $80,000 First Prize games d. Loreto, 1 set that he will be a force ed a very close fourth 23 PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS TICKETS $2.00 — Full Books $100.00 games. Under 16: De to. be reckoned with in behind Ferrysun in the Vialar, 3 West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and sets 35 Certified games No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 First Prize any handicap events he Shamrock Handicap d. Loreto, Plumbing. 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