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Vatican's diplomatic links with Australia A ustralia's first Ambassador to the Holy See will be our representaSpain, Mr Dudley Macarthy. in tive Mr Macarthy, 61, will take on the dual job of Ambassador to Spain and Ambassador to the Vatican. The Vatican represen- "working contacts" with See leave North Korea and Albania as the only tative in Australia is North Korea. likely to be Archbishop Mr. Whitlam stressed countries Australia does Gino Paro. that the latest diplomatic not officially recognise. Archbishop Paro is at move should be seen in Holy See has The present Apostolic dele- this "secular light." Nuncios or Pro-Nuncios gate to Australia. He said: "The nature ( the equivalent of ambasAn official announce- of any exchanges be- sador), as resident reprement on the appoint- tween the two States will sentatives in more than ments is expected short- be that of normal diplo- 60 countries. ly. macy." It also has observer Government sources in It would in no way status to about 12 interCanberra have discount"privileged ac- national organisations, ed reports that the Vati- provide the Catholic including by cess" United the can representative will become Church to the Australian Nations, the European automatically t. Communities and a numDean of the Diplomatic Governmen is believed that the ber of U.N. specialised It Corps in Australia. a common new links with the Holy agencies. This is practice, especially in predominantly Catholic • Emi l ie LaTegna countries. s (left) is the sower of It is understood that the seed in the Gosthis point was raised pel mime presented during the negotiations Patrick's St in on establishing diploChurch, Fremantle, The recent Mission at Fremantle was the first time in W.A. that the matic relations between Redemptorist Brothers have conducted a mission along with the Fathers. during the recent Australia and the Vatimission. can. In the team were Fath- their lives. The test came old to the new, from the devotions traditional But it was agreed that Rock special a ers Pat Coughlan and during the Vatican's representaDon Minius and Brothers Mass attended by 350 Rosary and Benediction Nuncio-desigthe Papal Paro, Gino Archbishop ON INSIDE PAGES tive would not have this Vin Dale and Kieran youth, during which 150 to recorded songs, mimes status. came forward to express of the Gospel themes and nate to Australia, released the following state- Holmes. 4 Calendar The Australian pracThe mission was in what they had encount- films. ment on the occasion of the establishment of ered during the three tice is that the longest five stages. 3 Children's World Twenty three fifth-graserving Ambassador in diplomatic relations between Australia and the The first two concen- days including the adCanberra is Dean of the Vatican. trated on home gather- mission of how in many de children from St Pat- Classified Advertisements ... .. 10 Diplomatic Corps. ings and Masses to under- cases they had drifted rick's school acted out a mime of the parable (yr Letters life sacramental the from commspecial the stand 11 good, the ment common "The mission of repreAGREEMENT the sower and the seed News In Pars 4 and unity problems of Fre- of the Church. nation of the both difto Pope the senting Mr. Whitlam made the From State schools 250 in the presence of the Holy Week not of the international com- mantle, followed by a get to order official announcement of ferent countries is in parents for assembled visit to every Catholic children far munity. 4 Arrangements establishment of full dip- intended to overlap, special sessions involv- across the lesson of sowraised home in the parish. problems "The of work the replace less 8 berelations the seed of faith in Radio, TV ing lomatic service penitential ing "The mission, youth A which, in by the world of today are 12 lives. Sport children's the their tween Australia and the the Episcopate on mimes and plays for lasted the too serious to allow us Real Thing," with Holy See last Saturday. communion parthe fourteen hours over three Gospel, and special to underestimate governs rules and Pantiff was agreement The final in the them by ticipation hall, parish the in nights reached last week, after the local Churches, but benefits of an open dia- decorated to suit the at- Mass. undermutual about three month's ne- aims at fostering, en- logue, The core of the miss couraging, strengthening standing and reciprocal misphere. gotiations. was the seven nights ion presenwere youth The between and supporting the ac-. collaboration in the chill.preaching to of challenge the A brief joint comwith ted the and State tion of the Episcopate it- the munique, issued by Aus- self with the charism of Church, with a view to make Christ active in ch stretching from the tralia and the Vatican, unity, certainty and uni- the preparation of a fusaid: guaranteed to ture in which it will be the versality and "Australia possible to satisfy men's the Successor of Peter. Holy See, wishing to proaspirations in a harmonrepresenthis "Through Mote mutual friendly the during use for The Mass ious way. siturelations, have decided tative, the various Eucharistic prayer which Aborigines "Diplomatic relations to exchange diplomatic ations, the iieeds, the difof sentences and was one of the representation, with the ficulties, the activities of between the Holy See expressions adapt.. spectacular events of and the Government reach local Churches, the rank of Embassy on the ed to Aboriginal of the recent EuchUSUALLY COME BACK FOR part of Australia, and of the centre of the Univer- Australia are also depatterns of thought. Congress, aristic signed to promote the Apostolic Nunciature on sal Church. ANOTHER. . . AND ANOTHER will be shown on "It must be kept in best ecumenical spirit the part of the Holy Australia had the television A.B.C. reof and the principles AND ANOTHER . . . mind that the nuncios See." privilege unique .. this Sunday, April clearly freedom, ligious delegates, and apostolic first the that for Australia now 15, at 11 a.m. has time the Roman The Mass is sigJoined more than 70 sent to various countries enunciated in the Second Vatican Council. the for Congregation countries, including 12 do not represent nificant because it "The pontifical repreDivine Worship had members of the Com- State of Vatican City. incorporated AborThey represent the Holy sentative is requested to authorised this iniginal mime and monwealth, which mainnovation. It marks dance to express tain relations with the See and the Pope respec- 'Promote opportune contively, to governments tacts between the Cathan important new Vatican. the meaning of the olic Church and other and local churches. step in the develEucharist in a manAt least 10 Asian opment of liturner suited to their "The nature of their in- Christian communities,' countries, including Ingies that will take culture. Even more immedi- and 'to favour cordial restems stitution tha, Japan, Indonesia, lations with the non place elsewhere. significant was the Pakistan and Thailand, ately from the Pope's es- Christian religions'." unialready recognise the sential mission as a a as versal Pastor, Holy See. support, a term of refer.Mr. Whitlam said in Faith and as his statement that the ence of the of unity establishment of diplo- the guarantor for the whole Church. matic relations with the "Pontificial diplomacy THE MO)ITRUSTED NAME IN 1101Y See was one of is a service by the PAY ONLY IF YOU SELL several actions which the CARS Church to the peoples of Labor Government' had AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTORS taken to normalise its the world. 'The advantages of the relations HOLDEN DEALER other c ffical diplomatic relawith States. tions are, for the Church, PERTH'S LARGEST BARGAIN 1308 Albany Hwy. 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Thursday, April 12,

1973

Mother Teresa gets $88,000 award

Early last month, three Australian Carmelites left Sydney to work in the Archdiocese of Medan, Indonesia.

LONDON (N.C.) — Mother Teresa of Calcutta foundress of the Missionaries of Charity, has been awarded the $88,000 Templeton Foundation Prize for Progress in Religion.

They were Fathers An- inquiries from lay Association, Carmelite thony Scerri and Paul people, and hope to build Third Order, Action for Gurr, and Br. Timothy up a team — including World Development and She was awarded the to pass away Goossens. at doctors, nurses, agricul- the 'Young Carmelites,' a prize, the announcement Kali Ghat in decently a Fr. Scerri, Maltest but turists and social work- group of young voluntary said, because "she has donated by the building /maid.born in Egypt, came to ers. social workers. been instrumental in pality. Australia with his family Recently, in Melbourne, widening and deepening The Provincial of the The congregation in 1950. they were farewelled by Australian Carmelites, Fr man's knowledge and 315 has Fr. Gurr comes from their local helpers with a Peter Byrth, said before love of God and thereby as professed Sisters and many more in Lochinvar, New South Mass and social evening their departure: Our Ausfurthering the quest for ing. trainDressed IndianWales, and was ordained a t St. John's, Mitcham. tralian Carmelite involvethe quality of life that fashion in simple in 1970. Presentations — includ- ment in Indonesia is a mirrors the divine." cotton saris, and white Br. Goossens, originally ing Mass vestments and contribution towards bareThe Duke of Edinburgh foot, the from Tilburg (Holland), medical stores — were helping the people of the Missionaries will present the prize hav e now has his family home made by the Carmelite Third World. We hope, money and a silver eignersattracted 17 forto their ranks. in Sebastopol (Victoria); Mission Auxiliary, White- too, that we will learn medal to Mother Teresa The congregation and was professed in friars College Old Boys' from them. in a ceremony at the now has 37 houses in 29 1966. Guildhall on April 25. Indian The Australian Carmelcities and since 1945 The 62-year-old Albanites will take over the ian nun, who was born has extended its work Sumbul district in north in Yugoslavia, went to abroad. The first overFather Peter McLaughlin, O.M.I. (pictured), India as a member of the seas venture was VeneSumatra. the They will co-operate son of Mr and Paul McLaughlin of Bassen- Irish branch of the In- zuela, followed by CeyWorking men and tertiary students and with Indonesian and dean, is about to join the Oblate missionary stitute of the Blessed Ion, Jordan, Rome, New apprentices will have the opportunity of Dutch Carmelites and team at present at Cilacap and Purwokerto, In- Virgin Mary, known as York, London and Melattending a camp to help them discover their Dutch Capuchins already bourne. donesia. He will be accompanied by Father the Loreto Sisters. vocation in life. there. She taught Dedicated to life in the for some Charles Burrows, 0.M.I., formerly of Dublin. In Australia, an in- modern society—emoSumbul is a mountainyears at slums, fashionable her Sisters concreasing number 01' tional, psychological ous area. Many of the He is the second mem- he volunteered he has Loreto House, a girls' duct 44 schools for 3,500 men are discovering and spiritual. Many mission stations can be ber of the Oblate sem- been attending classes in college in Calcutta but, poor children and teach the call to serve God more leaders are reached only by walking inary staff at Mulgrave, the department of Indon- depressed by the dying catechism at 88 centres in a dedicated way needed to bring the ( others by motorcycle). Victoria, to join the Ob- esian studies at Monash and destitute on city to more than 10,000 childrather later in life, healing, comfort and The Australians have late team that took over University, in the com- streets, she obtained per- ren. This group has special freedom of Jesus taken with them a fourtheir Indonesian mission pany of three Australian mission to start a new They have 11 homes needs. Christ to modern sowheel drive vehicle to on Pentecost Sunday last Carmelites who have congregation, the Misfor the destitute aged make travelling easier. year. The aim of the week- ciety and underdeveljust been appointed to sionaries of Charity. and 12 other homes for Father McLaughlin re- missionary work in Inend is to be together oped countries. Br. Goossens, a boilerSince 1950, Mother the destitute dying. The At Marian Lodge on ceived his early education donesia. with each other and maker and welder, will Teresa and her nuns Missionaries maintain 51 18-20 (during from the Sisters at MullAlthough they have all priests, Brothers and May find plenty of use for his rescued 23,000 dying leper clinics and 134 disschool and university ewa and mastered Northam, Indonesian to other dedicated Chrisfrom mechanical aptitudes. people from Calcutta pensaries treating 400,000 the Marist Brothers, a degree, the harder Javtians who can help holidays) he weekend Before moving to SumNortham, and later at anese language lies ahead streets and helped them patients a year. them understand their will be dedicated to dul itself, the three mismen who feel C.B.H.S. Highgate. the Holy of them to be learnt. hopes and ideals and sionaries will spend He was ordained in The Oblate work in Inat the same time allay Spirit urging them to some time in Medan city, December dedicate themselves donesia 1965, in in is centred on reRome their doubts and fears getting acclimatised and and, after two years in ligious instruction for some way to the misand anxieties. learning the language. parish work in Sydney, Christian students (by sion of Christ. All have some knowledge Seminaries, novitiahe was posted to the Ob- law religious instruction For information anyALL WELCOME of Bahasa-Indonesia, but tes and other training one late seminary where for is compulsory in Indoninterested should the Batak people among centres are making the past four years he esia). contact Fr. W. Foley, Saturday 28/4/73 whom they will be work, special provision for Maddin has been a tutor in philOther work done by the gton Parish, ing. have their own diaCATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB such people, with ap- telephone osophy and assistant Oblates, in addition to 68.1946; Br. lect. propriate living condi- P. novice master. normal parish activity O'Doherty, ChrisMusic by "4 OF A KIND" At Sumbul they will tions and special tian Brothers, He has also been study- in the modern churches 25.7498; build a church, residence courses. Venue: MAYLANDS YACHT CLUB ing to complete a masters erected by their Dutch Fr. J. Hart, University and clinic. They will also degree in philosophy at missionary predecessors The Church today Chaplain, 80 3838; Fr. EAST STREET, MAYLANDS have charge of twenty Monash University. recognises' the deep P. Ryan, Redemptorist is in a small medical outstations. Cost: $1 .50 Gents: Drinks To prepare for his In- clinic and also in visitaGirls: Plate. needs of people in 28.6600. 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100,000 in protest rally on abortion MANCHESTER (N.C.) — One of the biggest gatherings ever assembled to protest against a law in Britain—estimated at nearly 100,000 people-rallied at Manchester last month against the 1967 Abortion Act, which practically permits abortion on demand.

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After the rally, the par- and Mrs. Jill Knight. tax-free cash payments ticipants marched silent- Catholic priests and bis- of women in difficulties, ly through the centre of hops participated in the and the mugger oh the The one uses this city for about two rally although the Cath- street. Each marcher olic Church's participa- scalpel and needle, the miles. carried a white paper tion here was not of- other brick and the boot. "Both are near psychdaisy, symbol of the So- ficial. Muggeridge told the copathic and both are ciety for the Protection of the Unborn Child, rally that the U.S. Su- releasing their aggresthe preme Court has "shown sion on the innocent . ." which sponsored Mrs. Knight said that itself despite all its trap• A recent general nurses' graduation at St John of God Hospital, Subiaco. From left to rally. there could be no excuse right, front row: Nurses G. Aukum, C. Starcevich, J. Turton, C. Millsteed, T. McAuliffe, M. to words fine and pings 400 buses Nearly on this O'Meara. Second row: Sister Della Strada, matron; Nurse M. Spurr, Sister Margaret Broderick to for "carriage participants belong to the gutter, brought and L. O'Sullscale," referring to the today's of stews the ( Josephite), Sister M. Corona, deputy nurse educator; Nurses G. Canny, J. Wibrow here from all over Engof 400-plus legal abortions educator. Third row: Nurses M. Zoetelief, K. Gent, nurse principal Conrad, land—and a small con- ethical scene" because M. Sister and ivan its recent controversial performed daily in Brittingent from Paris. Seman. Back row: Nurses E . Trevenen and I. Bertram. overturning ain under the Abortion E. O'Dwyer and P. decision es Smaller counter-ralli State laws against abor- Act. were staged by Women's tion. In an editorial the day Lib elements and by the Muggeridge said: "We after the rally, The ManNational Secular Society, are demonstrating today chester Guardian declarwhich in a pre-rally leaf- for a great truth — the ed: let called the protest sanctity of human life "It is all very well for "mass hysteria" and sug- and against a great Mr. Malcolm Muggergested the date of the wickedness —the wanton idge, Mr. Leo Abse and rally, the Feast of the destruction of life just the bishops of ManLIMA (NC) — That • This week Australia Catholic Relief enters the final stages of Annunciation, "tradition- when it has begun to chester and Salford to Project Compassion, the big campaign conducted in every parish in Cayetano Villavicencio, a ally commemorates the exist as a tiny atom of inveigh against abortion, Australia to raise funds for overseas aid as a mark of Christian concern 24-year-old dance chamimpregna- God's sublime creativ- but nobody is going to miraculous for countries in need of help. What is A.C.R. all about and how does it pion, singer and guitarist tion of a Jewish virgin ity." make them pregnant . . . responsible for organisass Christian charity in today's world? encomp nearly 2,000 years ago. He added that those in It is, of course, wrong ing youth groups here, been then Had abortion Lenten favour of abortion-on- and frivolous to rely upCompassion know if we really love has been made Peru's to came widow The more readily available, demand "see our genera- on abortion as a subCampaigns, at least our neighbour? What Youth of the Year for the temple and conhumanity might have tion as just a productive stitute for contraception the call to charity 1972, is not surprising. her small is a test for our chartributed miseries the spared been process, to be fostered . . . But people who seems to be heeded did surprise "What men ity? Rich coin. inflicted on it by Chris- or abated like any other make are mistakes more and more eacn was to many people and they too, came that sure be we Can tianity." —poultry, pigs or man- people in need of help. year. learn that I am a Frangave much more. Yet obligaour fulfil we to (The society's presi- gel-wurzels — in accord- "If they are unable ciscan seminarian," VilJesus publicly praised The Project Comtion to love our neighdent, Barbara Smoker, ance with material cir- bring up a child except lavicencio said smilingly. the woman, for being bour because we pray passion method of later told NC News: "We cumstances. I foresee, in conditions amounting Besides completing his the only person who for him, because we Lenten self-denial in have no wish to be sacri- if this process is not to misery, they should be theology studies at the had given to the point our underprivof aid have to happy are ligious or to offend any- turned around, broiler allowed to wait . . , The Santo Toribio Seminary and Pacific of real sacrifice. ileged beor around, him one. But this is our view houses in chromium and wishes of a mother of here, he is about to study Asian neighbours is cause we give him the Perhaps this could glass, climbing to the seven who does not want and we hold to it.") to be a high school teachd once more continue seeks? he advice differthe highlight eight But the counter-dem- sky, for men hot fowl." to be the mother of er. this Lent. If we Ausphilbe this not philanCould between ence Abse asserted that 'no ought to be respected. oristrations were mark"I take this as an hotralians come to rethropy and Christian anthrophy or humaniedly ineffectual compar- distinction can be drawn So should the wishes of for all those who nour as more charity gard today's tarianism? in charity ed with those at an between the violence of the inadequate or abandwork on behalf of our obligation Christian a business The world. The real test of our earlier anti-abortion rally the professional . . . oned teenager with noyouth," he said on learnthan as philanthropy, magnate or company charity lies in how —in Liverpool last May, abortionist wresting his thing to live on." of his prize, given by ing Compassion Project that announces the much we are willing where there was continuPeru's Cultural Centre. will continue to be a taxof expenditure anfor hurt to be ous heckling along the "I am going to share blessing both to we deductible dollars on other's good. In our route of the march from this with them, with those to and give who is cause some wealthy day-to-day living, what Women's Lib and other brothers in Christ." my receive. who motivated differently really 'hurts" us all is groups. is spiritual Cayetano Christian the charity from your Divide or parting with money The rally was addressone of the, of tor modera it! charity. to called and you multiply material property. ed by editor and author groups he established; practice, n I modern Muggeridge, Malcolm. Hence it is striking Movement, Jufra the • We all have until philanthropy uses a members of Parliament to note that when Easter Sunday, April patterned after the rule accomplish to surplus Leo Abse, James Dunn. Christ was asked how 22, to exercise our of St. Francis. desomething not State approved abortion on demand was legwe should love our charity via a Project When asked about celidoer. the of manded minorvoiceless a alised discrimination against neighbour, his parable Compassion box on bacy and religious vocacharity, Christian By ity and an invasion of civil liberties, Mr Phillip response showed the dinner the Lenten tions, he replied: "The we are called to use Lynch, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Good Samaritan extable. This is one way path of religious life was even what is essential pressing his charity in said recently. we can show that we laid for valiant ones to us if the need of CORSET SALON financial and material for those who are care only." greater. is others Mr. Lynch was speak- plainly what doctors and terms. under-privelezed broFurthermore, giving been have scientists the of dinr_ier a to ing thers in Asia and the Fashion Corsets Presbyterian - Methodist saying: that abortioii As individual ChrisKeep abreast with the such aid is not an opPacific. After all, tocharity our is tians, to decide we may tion It life. Karingal (Vic- destroys human keep abreast times; wards people we have Ladies' Surgical & Church, exercise, but rather an near "hurting point"? toria), on proposals to is a schizophrenic subterhave can we met, not inthe from Judging obligation Christ inExclusive Lingerie legalise abortion in the fuge to say that aborwith the Church—Read no other.. friendship creased response to sists we fulfil. A .C.T. and the Northern tion is anything but the rind Hosiery charity. our than Project successive THE RECORD. But how can we taking of a human life. Territory. Room 202, 2nd Floor liberties civil our "All "Abortion is the great Levinson Building 4.0 on the basic right to non-solution in that it rest 713 Hay St., said. Lynch Mr. life," of ignored the real needs Perth. "Legalising abortion on mothers-to-be," he said. denies the unPhone: 23 3518 demand "It is time to state born group of human beings the right to life. S PECIAL dislegalised "This H OSPITAL crimination against a deminority fenceless (NC). — West Germany has GERMANY WEST paves the way for the a fundamental role to play in establishing true A.A.R.I.A., A.R.I.B.A. further disregard for the world, Pope Paul told President 'WEIIMI1111119, life of other minority peace in the West Germany during an official of Heineman Wishes to ADVISE that he has established sengroups such as the own his on Practice City. l Vatican an Architectura ile, the mentally defect- visit to con- principles remain valid, account at: ive and the physically great "We place handicapped. Germany those principles which West in fidence O PTOMETRISTS 15 HARVEST TERRACE, "It is a further stage in true God placed in the very establishing Beach Road. Pludne 24 3543 172a Scarborough in the erosion of the peace, long-lasting and nature of man. WEST PERTH 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 of all citi- worthy of mankind, and dignity and the liberties 'The civil Telephone 22 6585 R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist zens." we nourish the hope that rights of every man are Mr. Lynch said abor- West Germany will be the highest of all these tion on demand ignored able to make an import- moral principles." The Pope spoke of the 111111116. a woman's real needs ant and precious conand often caused her tribution for the main- excellent relations that and tenance of peace in Eur- exist between the Vatiphysical more psychological damage. ope and in the world," can and West Germany Keep your housing costs down from the Pope told President and of his personal esclear was This site. building priced reasonably by securing a teem for Germany's conthe mounting evidence Heinemann. We offer high lots with lovely views at in the United Kingdom. Pope Paul tribution to scholarship h Althoug SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY did not mention abortion over the centuries. fuily serviced with deep water sewer, \veer, bitumen roads etc As a prominent and from $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 7% or euthanasia, two curBeach. to Handy Modern Homes adjacent. practising Lutheran, the in rent controversies IT'S This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in West Germany, he told German president has Hamersley area. OBVIOUS the President that mor- been active in Protestant We also build two or three bedi-u/om Homes In this Suburb ality should be meaning- causes and the work of from $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly CLASSIFIED ADS. payments. ful for a Christian coun- the World Council of IN Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. try such as West Ger- Churches in West Germany. many. "The majority of the In his response to Pope population of West Ger- Paul, the President ex nation's his Christian, a pressed many is LTD. R.E.I.W.A. DO THE JOB. cannot gratitude for the contriwhich reality PHONE IN YOUR NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Catholic the pass unnoticed by the bution 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, made to has IEDS Church CLASSIF said. Pope the state," 200 ST GEORGE'S TERRACE 6000 "Even if we live in a eumenical progress in 25 9088 PERTH. 1111111, NII11.11111111111 I pluralistic society, moral West Germany.

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MICHAEL BRODERICK

WILLIS and ELLIOTT

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DUDLEY and DWYER

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April 15th 1973

Thursday, April 12, 1973

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()HENDEE' CHOICE: GOAL OR COMMUNITY WORK

ly begun to follow the example of some other counBritain has recent sorts of trying out an alternative to prison sentences for some tries in From the beginning of 1973 courts in some areas have had the offences. offenders to work for the community, rather than sendoption of putting . prison ing them to

in London Let- the future, of their own offered the chance, The BBC 60 days' of , of prison lieu will." free offendd that ter reporte Now the idea has be- training in social skills. guilty of less ers found come effective in three Illiteracy may be one of violent non serious, areas of Britain the problems tackled. selected ofbe crimes might now And special centres, at—either —in London, in Nottingchoice the fered tached to hospitals, are the north(in ire hamsh the for work ent do some or go to ern part of the English proposed for persist community, choice was Midlands), which has a drunken offenders. prison• If the There will also be 'bail work, mixed rural and industcommunity f or centres" where arrested in and unity, rial comm person guilty then the do a mini- Shropshire (on the bor- people can carry on their would have to maxi- der of England and Mid- work while waiting for mum of 40 and a of Wales), an almost entire- trial. More than half hours 240 of mum those now detained in - ly agricultural county. accord work, supervised before trial are prison will areas other Three of ness ing to the serious be added later. It is em- a fterwards released. crime. the injustice again, So phasised that the scheme The courts will have , prison limited be would l. menta experi only still is deto m complete freedo reduced ding overcrow alan as cases, some n I cide whether particular punish- ternative to community and useful social work be must ffences o or work, offenders will be done. ed by imprisonment, unity comm whether work would be more appropriate. The work could include g clearing canals, buildin ting decora nds, laygrou p houses for the elderly and deprived and workof concert goers was A decade ago, the most constant complaint ing in hospital gardens. heard in Perth. ever was ory The four third-year that little outside the then stock repert Local community and will the Opus 62 Rondo s Mary's came St service of classes probation Both the first subscrip- played each at exactly and the more Brilliante and C.B.C. Leederville value. right the first suggest to the courts the and tion concert nt() CapriMome modest recently combined for ised compr Weber The what work is to be done. recital of the 1973 season of ccioso but the finest work celebration the The main object of the had each only one well- four works, much grandof the evening was the new scheme is to relieve The popular expressions "mass media" or Mass.week of prepara- known work — all the er and more forceful Piano Sonata No 3 In D A The ann. 's Schum the Britain than on iliar. strain the "mass communication" can be misleading if they tion by teachers and rest were unfam with a fiery openminor, Inthe was It wn s. hest-kno The subscription conovercrowded prison are meant to imply the quality or the effective- students culminated in an old vitation to the Waltz ing movement and brillwith began may also prove more efcert of communication. a most meaningful lit- warhorse — Handel's which sounded simply iant virtuoso passages. fective than imprison- ness celebration. The whole evening was l urgica an ting inthe correc with ment in "Music for the Royal splendid. This was said last week more obvious Fr was nt celebra delight. — H.T.G. sheer The stable same the From offender's behaviour. Fireworks" — given a by the Rev James Peter, troduction of colour teleP. Ryan, C.S.S.R., and rehearsed perMr. Reginald Maudling A.B.C. Director of Relig- vision," he said. well, good the theme chosen was Secretary ious Broadcasting, when was Home formance by the W.A. One of the hardest at think you of "Wh first was Orchestra when the idea Symphony addressing a group of questions facing broadChrist?" debated a year ago in church representatives in casters and therefore reunder the visiting JapanParliament. ese conductor, Hiroyuki Perth. ligious broadcasters was waki. I people what out find s He said on that octo remark his Applying Mozart's Piano Concercasion: "I like the idea of principally to the ques- were choosing in their The following apt who read The Tablet No 13 in C was an asg to to deviewin sentenced persons doing tion of religious commun- listening and comment is taken have no need tonishing choice to bring gh wicked for ication through broad- habits. althou spair, something useful from the latest issue ones, attractive or pianist excellent that citizens, casting, he said that the fellow their He said that surveys lian of the London "Tab- otherwise, should take Austra an to back ering mould rather than first danger was to judge were faced with bewilm. let:" platfor note. inside a prison. In fact, the effect of a broadcast dering answers such as: It is the weakest of the Who in the Vatican such a voluntary activity by the size of its audi- "I never listen to that Because what the one tos; three 1782 concer news to the Daily Mirror translatmight well lead to their ence. leaks programme because it is r, ion semina An educat of the last where -Mozart continuing to do it in Daily Mirror, and how ed as exciting the "adorganised by the Catholic played down to his audi"Religion is not for so dull." Latin does he really miration" of the conCommission ences. Four years later, masses but for individuEveryone complained Education know? After reading gregation was this: and advers Parent the ercial als," he said. and comm able about he began that remark Monday's Mirror, Nemo seligatur cuius last miswas it ion, ndly, of televis Seco Friends' Federation tisements on series of 14 masterpieces is the question designatio that fidelium meant leading if it was he explained, but the W.A. will be held at • the which raised the piano (or should be) admirationem is that excitto imply a form of com- commercial programmes West Australian Institute concerto to a height- nevon everyone's lips. are possit. munication that was im- still drew a consistently at Technology, Bentley er since equalled, not evThe Vatican InstrucAnd the official tranpersonal and multiple in high viewing audience. from 9 a.m. to 4.15 p.m. en by Beethoven. Immensae Carit- slation reads quite tion quantity. 5. May on n, fourtee those Of quality atis, on the reception rightly that no one Also, in spite of the In providing t will be for parents Perth has heard in the for children, I of the Eucharist, of should chosen be efforts of the communi- programmes others last ten years only one the atti- and teachers and which we print a syn- "whose selection may still was there were ces audien cator, interested. moveone ( No 22) with s speaking opsis this week, obvi- cause scandal among very selective as to which tude of parent good for The object of the sem- ment of No 20 played in ously got into the the faithful." was of the media they tuned; of "what it the e to increas a piano and concerto see and hear," inar is hands of the Daily to ren child glossy The Pope has inprefer might some and involve- competition. generally what knowledge Mirror a day or two deed announced this magazines, others •would meaning eduin ics of Cathol ment was 13 The slight No early, and resulted in "advance" for. womii, s preferably prefer to read rather the parent cation and the theme is given a fresh and lucid headed: but plain girls must article an wanted to hear and see than to listen. pack the "Education and the Cath- performance by the soloplain girls get take "Why could they if chances their olic community." Today, Mr Peter said, ist, Malcolm Frager, but nearer to the altar." children off quietly. with the prettier ones, There will be two it was so far within his the Western world was The Mirror correctly despite the efforts of Mr Peter said that the strands running through said to be becoming post powers as to wish that pointed out that un- the Mirror. today nicator g ommu readin c this theme. The first is we might one day hear literate, since der certain circumthat • The Perth Sunrecent developments in him play one of the late: was being by-passed by must accept the fact stances women would going was day Times also carpractices and their im- ones. so many people and they no one medium ute distrib to able be and story to sway a nation, plication for Catholic edwere losing the facility. The Tenth Symphony Communion, and add- ried a similar religious that Rome and the second by from He explained that the this applied to was ucation kovich be Shosta not will ed:"They as well. he role and function of given an excellent perr ecent A.B.C. televised c ommunication if they are among many other selected series on Daisy Bates the Referring to the cus- various groups engaged formance, with likely 'to excite the extravagances stated: (women) "They was an example of a mod- tom of multi media us- in Catholic education. responding well .A.S.O. W admiration of the conso bc not ern essay on television. age now adopted in launl0 must Hiroyu of genius s The opening addres to the gregation." presenta- ching new products sim" Television on Iwaki. is expect- pretty that they disBovell R. Dr. Pope be "The will tion is not just a matter ultaneously on television, the Achievement CertifiDating from the last ed to announce this tract the devotions of of words describing pic- radio, press and display cate and its implications years of Stalinism, it is advance for women the worshippers, estures, like an illustrated advertising, Mr Peter for Catholic schools and cast in a safe, conservapecially men." this week." later lantern-slide lecture. The pointed out an inherent later there will be an ad- tive mould and rather It seems that Latin, rathand strange A words and picture go to- danger for the church to dress by Mr. M. Angus conventional style. It has - the universal language "Advan ng grudgi er gether to make up a com- try to put out Christian on open-type education however, a very powerful ce," we might think, of the Church is uniposition. This will be beliefs in the same manappeal but attractive ladies versally dead.—Ed. and its implications for emotional ner. Catholic education. At times. The piano recital bN "The real purpose of the conclusion of both P. NORRISH & CO. these advertising campai- addresses there will be Malcolm Frager was core gns" he said "is to per- t ime for questions and pletely delightful; it div LAND and ESTATE AGENTS ided into two roughly suade people that last comments. FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN year's slogans or proThe major event in the equal halves, one each of BUYING OR SELLING ducts are now finished." afternoon will be a panel music by Schumann and 235 Newcastle Street, Perth Corea:: us at: "It is not possible for discussion which will by Weber. wrote sers nts compo Both Christian teaching to be cover the role and fun148A FITZGERALD STREET, Licensed Plumbers Hardware Mercha ty l musktunefu r-cut, clea a with of: ction up coming Special a Repairs always NORTHAM Phone 28 7424 the Parents and Friends' which doesn't need lons,.. 'new revelation.' " but is analys rate elabo McM. Associations (Mr. 11111.11•11Mallmilimmmor 1 NNW which is completely satGovern); the Parish Council Edu- isfying. They have contrast in cation Committees (Dr. style td make a balanced D. McKenna); R .E.I.W.A. Catholic Institute Com- programme. consis ann Schum The y): O'Grad , FREMANTLE D. (Bro. STREET mittee 5 QUEEN W.A. Catholic Educators ted of one single work. AUCTIONEERS S AGENT ESTATE the long Davidsbundler ( Bro. D. Siebert): — S VALUER — Schuthe Catholic Education tanzc., dating from AGENTS years. early mann's (Mr. W.A. of Commission R oyal Automobile Club — R.A.C. 'neuron,it is an exquisite set of Home Building Society K. McKenna). flecensland Insurance a each , dances The concluding half 18 little Phone 35 6522 charand mood nt differe ry summa a be will hour • AVOILMIR1,111. -.,—an.w.cemminFil90.5.11WMIIIA • 4,7. • Frager lm Malcci acter. dings. of the day's procee

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THE

opera LETTER FROM Notable programme AUNT WIN at Melville

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Thursday, April 12, 1973

holy Week broadcasts by A.B.C.

10.15 p.m. (6WN). MONDAY. April 16 to Leading W.A. opera SUNDAY, "In Quires and Places:" THURSDAY. April 19 April 15 singers and the Italian Dear Girls and Boys, "With Heart "Readings from the and Tudor Choristers of MelChoir will take part in an bourne. 10.45 p.m. (6WN). Bible:" The Rev B. M. SUNDAY. Lent is rapidly drawing to a close, so let us ambitious "Evening of Voice:" A programme of again ask ourselves how we are spending this popular Opera" at Mel- hymns for today present- "The Epilogue:" The Porter of Sydney. 7.10 April 15 Choir of Ely Cathedral, a.m. (6WN), 6.10 a.m. holy season. "Divine Service:" Th ville Civic Centre at 8.30 ed by Tony Lee. 7.00 a.m. Master of e the Choristers; ( Regs). (6WF). Aboriginal Mass from This week we remember Palm Sunday ,the day p.m. on Sunday, April 15. the Dr A. 11.16 Wills. (OWN "Encounter:" "Pause A Moment:" Eucharistic "Salvaon which Our Lord rode triumphantly into JeruThe concert has been tion Names the Game." 11.45 p.m. (Regs). Congress. Rabbi John Levi of Mel- 11.00 a.m. salem. The Jews thought that here, at last, was organised by Applecross Is it possible to say anybourne. 9.10 a.m. (6WF "Daisy Bates Guiseppe thing more about salvatheir long-awaited Leader, who would free them parishioners and Regs). Four - St TheresaPart Bertinazzo - himself an tion than simply "Jesus from the rule of the Romans. Of "By The „Way:" The Avila:" "She opera singer of inter- died for my sins?" "Sallived Rev Father Anthony Do- t hrough the most As Jesus rode into the city they shouted national repute - with vation Today" was the fearful herty of Sydney. 10.20 d roughts of the "Hosanna" which means the same as your shout the backing of the Apple- theme of an international Australa.m. (6WN and Regs). ian Desert . " and in of "Hooray" when you greet a person you wel- cross Parish Council. missionary conference MONDAY. Aoril 16 to this parching of the Proceeds of the concert held recently in Bangkok. TVW CHANNEL 7 body come and admire. SATU RDAY. April 21 and spirit, relying will be devoted to the Its answer was a firm SUNDAY, solely ( excludina on her reason, will In His path they strewed their cloaks, flowers parish Building Fund. and "yes" - but that was April 15 compassion, Daisy and branches of palm trees. At 10.30 a.m. and 11.30 GOOD FRIDAY) Bates Applecross has a great where the problems be"Evening Meditation:" and her "dark night of The palm is a sign of victory and it was fitting musical tradition, fos- gan. Bruce Best, public p.m. the soul" like the Span"Overview," a locally The Rev Father Ron Mcthat they should spread these before Jesus, as tered over the past 20 relations officer for the Keirnan of Brisbane. ish mystic. This is the produced programme Australian in Council of they thought this was the hour of His victory years by one of Aus00.01 a.m. (6WN), 11.50 last of four "essays for tralia's leading Church Churches, looks at some which Tony Howes pre- p.m. (Regs). and theirs. television" in which Prof musicians, Father Albert of the issues faced by the sents some thoughts in James Tulip, lecturer in SATURDAY, Do you think these people were true friends Lynch. conference. 8.00 a.m. preparation for Easter. English at Sydney UniApril 21 of Jesus? EASTER SUNDAY, The Italian Choir will ( 6WF). versity places the dim" Saturday Saints:" A Sacred Music:" Patrick April 22 Are we true friends when we show love only be conducted by Maestro ensions of Daisy Bates' weekly look at the religiAt 10.30 a.m. and 11.30 when things go well? Valentino Andreatta, Kirkwood presents the. ous scene, presented by life against the quality Oratorios of Ailendelssohn p.m. We know that the same people who cried whose services to Italian - "St Paul" and "Elijah." "Overview," a musical Patrick Kirkwood and of great Saints of the culture and to the Church. 9.30 "Hosanna" on Palm Sunday also cried "Crucify Church George Morrison. 10.15 Western are widely recog- The programme also fea- and visual expression of a.m. (6WN), 9.40 a.m. p.m. approx. Him" on Good Friday. tures music for Palm the Easter story. nized. (Regs). GOOD FRIDAY You wil l agree that they were certainly not Those taking part will Sunday. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). GOOD FRIDAY, At 12.30 p.m.: A pas"Let's Face It:" Arch- April 20 true friends of Jesus. include Giuseppe Bertinsion play, Son of God, deacon Ralph Wicks of azzo, Ruth Atkinson, At 7.35 p.m. Let us try to remember the lesson Palm Sundepicts the death and Brisbane. 8.00 a.m. "The Sounds of Eas- FRIDAY, day teaches us - that we are true friends of Norma Breese, Betty (Regs). resurrection of Jesus in ter." A Bobby Limb spec- April 20 Jesus only if we believe and trust in Him at all Hatfield, Leita Salter, a contemporary setting. "Divine Service:" A Elena Green, Luigi Camon the themes of love, GOOD FRIDAY Written by Herbert Davtimes, especially when things seem to go wrong. peotto, Con Devos. Pierre service marking commen- ial peace, faith, happiness. "Young World:" A pro- ies of Adelaide it was cement of study theofor Let us, l ike Mary, His Mother, and His few Stanislas The programme features and Jack logical studies at Baptist all Australian talent, in- gramme on the symbol- first produced at the 1972 faithful friends, show our love at all times and KrooN. ism of the Cross. A College Perth. in 11.00 cluding Colleen Hewett, in the symbol Changes delaide Festival. A TV Admission is S1.50 rever be afraid to own our Leader. itself and version was later made Bruce Woodley and ball- its meaning from adults and children 50 a.m. (6WN). early at Maugham Church, the Hymn erina Marilyn Jones. "Community God bless you al l and increase in you the cents, with a $3.00 family Christian times up to the site of the festival proSinging:" Lutheran spirit of true friendship with Jesus. maximum. For tickets Church, Horsham, Vic. STW CHANNEL 9 present, with particular duction, retaining the bookings phone emphasis on what Good same cast. Warwick CooSUNDAY, Your friend, and 6.30 p.m. (6WF). 644659, 644800 or 645323. Friday means to us to- per, who plays Jesus, and "The Epilogue:" The April 15 AUNT WIN. day. 5.30 p.m. (6WN and John Trinder, the High At 10 a.m. Choir of Peterborough Regs). Priest Caiphas, are both At 10 a.m. 11.16 Cathedral. p.m. drama teachers. Students "Overview," presenting SUNDAY. ( 6WN), 11.45 p.m. (Regs). from Flinders University thoughts in preparation April 22 MONDAY, appear in the crowd for Easter. APRIL 16, 17 and 19 April 16 "Young World on Sun- scenes. "Facing The Week:" GOOD FRIDAY, At 1.55 p.m.: Handel's LONDON (NC) - The days:" In Archdeacon Ralph Wicks April 20 "Talking Anti-Apartheid Movement 2.30 p.m.: "The News on Point" a group of Asian Messiah, performed by of Brisbane. 6.25 a.m. has begun a campaign Good Friday." A modern Children talk about the leading British artists, is ( 6WN). seeking an end to any news session on the Cru- similarities and differ- a BBC productiop made WEDNESDAY. ences between Christian- in the beautiful RomanBritish government-backcifixion. It was to the high priest's place that they took April 18 ity and Buddhism. 5.30 esque cathedral of Ely. 3.15p.m.: ed or guaranteed loans to "The Holy "School Service:" the South African gov- Jesus first. At 7.15.: Joseph and the Let's Go" No 10. "A Sorr- Shroud." A factual descri- p.m. (6WN and Regs). ernment or to companies Amazing The place was heavily fierce cries of "Death! owful Road." 10.20 a.m. ption by Leonard Chesh- MONDAY. Technicolour ire. operging in South Africa. guarded and Peter hesita- Death!" and a babble of (6WN). Dreamcoat is a rock musApril 23 6 p.m.-7 p.m.: "The "Young World of Mus- ical, tongue-in-cheek ver"Frontier:" A review of The Anti-Apartheid Move- ted, for he knew that he shrieks and curses . He ment called on the 500 would not be admitted. shuddered, and his con- recent religious events Catholic Story." An acc- ic:" Glynnis Casson pre- sion of the Old Testaount of the Catholic sents the Loreto Girl's ment story of Joseph and companies cited in the John, however, knew cern showed in his face. around the world, 7.15 Church's contribution to convent choir singing brethren. Written by Tim p.m. (6WN and Regs). British Council of Chur- the high priest so he en"This is one of them," Australian life, narrated their own religious songs. Rice and Andrew Lloyd ches' pamphlet to with- tered with Peter. The FRIDAY. the maid exclaimed, by Leonard Teale. 4.30 p.m. (6WN), 5.30 Webber - creators of hold all new investment maid at the gate asked pointing towards Peter. April 20 8.30 p.m.-9.30 p.m.: "The p.m. (Regs). Jesus Christ Superstar until an inquiry is carried Peter: "Are you also one "No," GOOD FRIDAY he replied, "Not I." Crucifixion." A graphic Joseph was acclaimed by out. "Music For Good Fri- account narrated by John "I don't know what the critics when producLord Stokes, managing of this Man's disciples?" But a relative of the day:" A special selection Huston. ed at the 1972 Edinburgh director and chairman of you are talking about," man whose ear had been of hymns appropriate for SATURDAY, Festival. British Leyland Motor he retorted. cut off was gazing at the day presented by April 21 At 9.30 p.m.: Helicopter Corporation, one of the Peter intently. Tony Lee. 7.00 a.m. (6WF Metropolitan view8.30 p.m.-10 p.m.: "A Holyland - In the BePushing his way to companies listed as payand Regs) . ers have their last Storm in Summer," star"Did I not see you in of Biblical history from ing black African work- wherea group of serv"Encounter:" Poems by opportunity to see the ring Peter Ustinov. ginning follows the path ers wages that are below ants and guards were the garden with Him?" Clive Sansom from his present series of tele:"Overview." p.m. 11.30 themselves the Jewish exodus from the poverty level, said it warming book "The Witnesses." ketics programmes This time Peter was A locally produced EasEgypt to the death of would be great disservice ed his ears to hear what emphatic. Pontius Pilate reflects on Sunday. this He swore with ter Show. Christ. It shows the beto black Africans if Brit- around a fire, he strain- an oath "I do not know the events associated EASTER SUNDAY, ginnings of three of the Programme No 10, ish firms withdrew from was going on within. with Jesus Nazareth of in this you Man are talking heard he Suddenly world's greatest religi"The Generation Gap" South Africa. his province. 8.00 a.m. April 22 out." 10 a.m.: "Ooverview." A ons - Judaism, Islam tells of a father's visit ( 6WF). and Christianity - as to his son at Univers"Sacred Music:" "Sorr- repeat o fa local Easter The din inside the ity. It can be seen on the camera crew roves house had grown louder, ow like unto mine." A programme. over the sites associated Sunday, April 15, at but above it could be programme of music for with the formative events 10 a.m. on STW9. heard the shrill crowing Good Friday presented in those religions. of a cock. At the same by Patrick Kirkwood. The time, Peter saw men title comes from the moleading Jesus through tet "0 Vos Omnes" (Wickens). Also in the pro- SUNDAY, the courtyard. ALL SUDIJRBS gramme are the "LamenFor an agonising in- tations of Jeremiah" by April 22 At, 5 p.m.: "Overview." DRY and SWEET stant, the Master turned Tallis ,and the ..cantata locally produced pro- ALTAR WINES A and looked straight at "Crucifixus pro nobis" by presenting Peter, who knew what Kenneth Leighton. .8.15 gramme thoughts on Easter. he had done. a.m. (6WN). "Divine Service:" A SUNDAY, Distributors for: BITTERNESS special service for Good April 29 ( Late WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY) At 5 p.m.: "Overview." He turned and fled Friday, featuring TORO Automatic Turf Irrigation the 165-171 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. 81 1410-81 1754 presents Gilks John Host throug Singers, h the conduccrowd, Adelaide equipment. World's Finest Sprinkler stumbled out into the ted by Fr Oliver O'Brien, further thoughts on Easfor Bowling Greens, Golf Courses, blackness, and became in Bach's "Jesu, Priceless ter. lost in the night-lost in Treasure." a.m. SUNDAY, Ovals and Fields. 11.00 his own sea of bitterness. ( 6WN and Regs). May 6 RADIO CONTROLLED "Holy p.m.: At 5 "Prayer and the pasNo-one knows where sion:" A meditation for Shroud." An explanation Member N.W.W.A. The Good Name in Reticulation. he went or what he did Good Friday taken from by Leonard Cheshire, for the next two days. BORES MAINSWATER WELLS the prayers of Michael V.C. Auto or Manual Systems VEW8 Kalgoorlie and Many think that he Quoist, and the New Testfor hese resvies stood at the edge of the ament. ..Read by Peter VEW3 (Kambalda) will HIRE TRENCHING MACHINES, Etc. crowd which gathered Marinker and Michael screen "Holy Shroud" We stock 20 speical Herba-Heal Teas for all Illnesses Complete Service for Home Handyman to Big Corn before Pilate; that he Watson. The prayers by programme on Sunday, or complaints, which can be relieved by herbal mercial Enterprises - from Industrial and Commer priest and French May 10p.m. 6 at the treatment. These teas are blended from formulae saw the high priest's cial Enterprises to Sports and Playing Fields. which have born the test of time and a long agents moving among the writer Michael Quoist are experience. We also stock chamomile-Peppermint-, section Balm, Fennel -Tea and many others. Price per packet people, rousing them to chosen from the Consultants 0 Design Service the of Way "The called at you Chemist, Health-Food 5cp r direct $1.25 scream out: "Crucify Contractors • Suppliers from our Mail Order Department. UNDER A half-hour Good FriCross" in his book "PrayHim." Hire for Home Handyman. ers of Life," published in day programme producONE ROOF If you are :nterested ,n Pure herbal medichtes ask Probably he followed the United Kingdom by ed at the National CathoWe will install complete or for our free detailed pamphlets. AT OUR the painful procession to Gill and Son. 4.00 p.m. lic Centre in Sydney and uppIy materials only. Calvary and watched (6WN). Father Jim hosted by NEW OPEN SAT. A.M. FOR YOUR from afar the agony of "Hymns for Good Fri- McLaren will be presentADDRESS: CONVENIENCE, the crucifixion. day:" St John's Presby- ed on Perth and country 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 31:13 He dared not approach terian Church, Wahroon- stations on Good Friday, Tel.: 521169 the cross; he could not ga, Sydney. Introduced April 20, as follows: 6PM bear to face Mary, Jesus' by the Rev Alan Smart. Perth at 7.30 a.m.; 6GE In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, 28 1277 I JUST OFF CAMBRIDGE 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Regs). Geraldton at 7.30 a.m.; Mother.. Roam 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade ST% "Cross Ways:" "Alleg- 6KG Kalgoorlie .at 6 p.m.; 80 Barrack St., ( °pp. Liberty Theatre). To be continued) ory for Good Friday." and 6VA Albany at 4 p.m.

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Catholics - Methodists urged to work and pray together LONDON (NC) — Methodists and Catholics throughout the world have been called to work, study and pray together in the cause of Christian unity. The appeal came from ship, spirituality, moral "The difficulty on the the joint Catholic-Metho- questions, missions, Eu Methodist side," he said, dist international com- charist and ministry, and "is that we are speaking mission and arose from unity participation. of an association of 54 a meeting in Rome last The commission, invit- different Methodist and December of representa- ing everyone to help Methodist-related groups tives of the two churches. them with these topics, at work in 87 countries The statement said that added that those who in the world, each enjoysince first international could do so "can actually ing the position of an contacts in 1967 and an co-operate with the mem- autonomous church." official report on these bers of the other church said Bishop Bowen three years later—shortly in your own area in com- the considerable differto be published in sum- mon witness and action ences among existed mary for the widest at the local level." Methodist churches—one study—conversations had example being They should inform the obvious started again. had bishops some that • "Those who are taking Vatican Secretariat for and other did not. Promoting Christian part in them want your the On spirituality, support," it added. "The Unity or the office of World Methodist bishop commented: "It is work already done shows the that Catholics that we hold a great deal Church in the United often said Methodists are in and they are doStates what in common both in faith ways united in and morals. We should ing so that others "may many attitudes to prayer now bear joint witness profit from your suc- their spirituality. to these truths in com- cesses and your mis- and "In fact, Methodists mon proclamation and takes." status, Catholic Bishop Mich- enjoy a unique action. almost as much 'Certain matters need ael Bowen of Arundel drawing the traditions of further study and we and Brighton, England, from piety and docthave asked particular who acted as co-chairman Catholic international rine as from the 16th groups to study them. of the Reformation. But we should be glad to Catholic-Methodist meet- century "Recently, for example, hear from any group ing last December said which can contribute to that he believed the com- an excellent devotional mission's appeal for un- work on the Rosary was these topics." Six areas of joint study ited action was "unpre- produced by a Methodist." are: Authority and leader- cedented."

Indonesian pearl divers to get help from A.C.R. To prevent Indonesian pearl divers in the Aru islands of Indonesia from continuing exploitation by middlemen, Australian Catholic Relief has made a grant of $2,100 to enable them to purchase their own equipment.

"Nothing is more necessary...

winners But as the funds were .0 Recent As a result, a revolving because they do not posin the inaugural comfund will be set up and sess up-to-date equip- not available, the stupetition for the City dents' attempts came to other co-operative vent- ment. of Stirling primary ures are expected to flow. In addition to receiv- a dead end and, accordschools perpetual to ing very low wages for ing to Father Van Lith application The sv,--.:mming trophy. —Nothing is more neces- in addition to their pries- fice, can, that is, the diA.C.R. for assistance was their catch they also natives remain a permavine dimension." TOP: St Kieran's made by Father A. Van have to meet heavy com- nent prey of the rich and sary to the common good tly duties. of humanity today than The Vatican Radio in- . , team. From left to Lith, of the Moluccas, petition from rich motor- powerful traders. The cardinal said that "the presence of priests he was not always con- terviewer asked Cardinal l right, back row: D. and he says that he in- boat owners with modIt was Father Van Lith, Bratton, W. Oorshot, totally dedicated to their vinced by the reasons ad- Wright if it did not seem tends to promote similar ern equipment who get who is priest of the Aru N. Grimshaw, V. mission," Cardinal John vanced by priests for fol- necessary to take into acefforts in other villages. the greater part of the Islands, who inspired the Wright, head of the Vati- lowing other form of count the human and per- ' Moody, L. Mewburn, Father Van Lith says shells. B. Mordini. Second idea of establishing a cocan Congregation for work "either in the poli- sonal perfection of the Father Van Lith says operative project and his row: D. Grimshaw, E. in the application that the Clergy, told a Vatican tical, professional or in- priest. The cardinal reBurn, A. Pearce (capthe population of the Aru the submission of his ap- project was then planned Radio interviewer. dustrial fields". He added plied: tain), K. Hall, M. Islands amounts to some plication is indeed very with the native divers. "For personal perfecThe American - born "Sometimes I have the Smith. Front row: A. 30 000 native citizens and timely because there are 1 ' cardinal affirmed that feeling that these priests tion and for the common He himself will act as Bratton; C. Pearce. there are 3,000 other at present a number of the priest brings to hu- may consider their voca- good the priest can and BELOW: Servite Ii people consisting of Chin- dynamic native university supervisor of the project man society "a divine di- tion to be 'irrelevant' in should develop his own College team. Left to ese, Arabs, Indonesian students who have urged and mutual co-operation mension" which no other relation to the needs of gifts in the fields of art, right, back row: Trev- migrants other the villagers to undertake will be created with the from calling can. The cardinal civilisation and contem- sociology, music, poetry, or Hogg, Paul Diel- places. Fishermen's a more up-to-date diving Pantjasila made his comments in porary culture. Nothing teaching and similar dis esen, Murray Hatton, Union in the area. Most of these migrants method. answer to questions re- is further from the truth. ciplines." Theo Oorschot, Patare engaged in business garding the desire of rick Russell. Front "Nothing, either quan"But", he added, "these and their undertakings Many priests to take us titatively or qualitatively, c ontributions, no matter 20 Mabel St. row: Stephen Burn, is the business main some other form of work is more necessary for how important, Martin Coughlan, must retrading of shells or sea South Perth Simon Lyons, Michael the common good of hu- main marginal, accidenFather Van CONTRACTOR 67 2716 Warner, Anton Mann- pearls. But PAINTING manity than the presence tal and subordinate to ADVERTISERS ing. Absent was Mit- Lith says that most of of priests totally dedi- the essential, unique and people are native the chell Ames. USING OUR PAGES cated to their mission, indispensible work of a still very poor because because they confer on priest, a work by which ARE DEPENDING they receive only very human society a dimen- he gives to humanity that low benefits from those ON YOUR sion which no other state, which no calling, in gov—otographs SN4C6E rich traders in the isprofession, trade or, cer- ernment, welfare organiSUPPORT lands. FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY tainly, no purely civil of- sations, professions or The application says ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE that the Aru Islands are LARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS among the richest islands Phone 21 2765 in the Moluccas in their di resources. LONDON COURT natural FLOOR, 2nd SAN SALVADOR (NC). The source of that ( Tce End ) , PERTH -- A Lenten letter to a doesmaterncuraircarairi imermeriersommanorm--, pick-Pocket about the wealth lies principally in Ailgill01111111, snoctacles he stole from the substantial product a professor makes "a of copra, timber-wood, good reading for this fish, edible sea-weed, sea season." an ecumenical cucumber and the fainnews service said in an ous mother-of-pearl shells article. fabulous their with Rapidas Bulletin said pearls. that Professor Ramon • sr But despite the abundComm-no "shows Christ- ance of natural resources, ian charity" there remains a chronic PH1PPS'LL FIX IT! "Sing Christian" is an exciting new book of songs and The letter said: "My poverty among the native hymns for guitar. Compiled by Sister Deidre Brown ADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOR", — R eyes went had from from many sources, it gathers 110 folk songs and SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — people because the naIRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS w orking at night and I tive hymns—some well-known, others new—under divers heavily deNEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE bought these glasses on one cover. It contains several of Sister Deidre's pend upon the traders credit. One thing made own compositions, and many of those of RECORDS who manipulate the Brothers Cross and Robinson. Guitar chords are me Particularly happy. I with a slight subpearls Special 12" Records, well known brands fron. given for some songs, music for others. You need could go back to reading of stitute as exchange this book for school assemblies, C.Y.O. meetings, the Bible. $ 1.99 folk Masses, or whenever Christians want to "You don't need glass- their catch. sing a song to the Lord. Order now from or Give a Gift Token As exchange, the divers es. I am sure. and will your church stall, religious bookseller or small number receive a probably sell them for E. J. Dwyer. $1.25 plus postage*. Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre of materials — textiles, nothing. "If you sold my glasses food or drinks — the at least buy a book with amount of these materithe money, not rum or als being determined acCnr. Kippax & Waterloo Streets, Surry Hills, 434 ALBANY HIGHViAY, VIC. PARK And remem- cording to the will of the marihuana. N.S.W. 2010 • P.O. Box 492, Darlinghurst, vuggested retail price. N.S.W. 2010. Phone 211-4533. Phone 61 1270. ber. while you read. I'll , dominant traders. Father Van Lith says be buvina another pair EJD5625D of glasses so I can work the native divers now have to work very hard and read the Bible."

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People urged to write to their LETTERS to the EDITOR member of Federal Parliament

Bishop, KC:W. and the "Communist dupe"

Sir, The people of Australia who understand, and therefore deplore, abortion and all of its tragic implications, must stop Federal Parliament from passing the proposed Bill for abortion on demand.

Australia Life (30.4211), or from you can sign — if you Otherwise will join the ranks or your local Office (Page have already signed, countries where unborn 31 of the Telephone Di- spare an encouraging Sir, babies can be killed to rectory). His address is word for those who Parliament House, Can- man the tables. T he debate on the role of the Australian Y.C.W. and the involvement of some of the clergy and order. the in campaign to including Quinn, from have several Y.C.W. members freed lobby Also rosters, Right-topro-abortion ierarchy, Bishop The berra, A.C.T. h in Australia has been treprison in South Vietnam highlights several important points. When you know his Life stickers for cars and mendously heartened by name, write and tell him envelopes are available. They are matters of cease to be what they are. for Catholics to be in- South Vietnamese were the recent U.S. Supreme A circular 'Curettes or you oppose the proposed primary importance on It does no service to formed and actively in- overrun by the most Court decision which Bill to introduce abor- Cradles" will soon be buildmilitary in the political powerful which the future of Aust- mankind and our own volved available, and copies will to denied tragically up of the entire war or every unborn child in tion on demand because be sent to all members ralian Christianity hinges Church in particular for fabric of the nation. of the is killing abortion The sad truth is that in 1968 during the Tet and should not be glib- R. N. Richards, Jan Madof Right-to-Life that country any right to unborn. and ly commented on in the igan or Bishop Quinn or the majority of Austral- offensive or the invasion life. GENERATION. Distribsign the petiSecond, or Czechoslovakia Richwhoever to present the ian Catholics, either be- of manner of R. N. Now in America it is tions that have been cir- ute them widely so the cause of deliberate intent numerous other occasards (The Record, March case differently. illegal to injure a young culated through chur- community can be elp.t29). It does great harm and on the part of some of ions of protest in recent baby, but legal to kill it ches and other organisa- ed to the danger that their leaders or because years. in the womb. In a nut- tions. In some suburbs, f aces our unborn. First, it is important causes confusion when inof lazy indifference or The Communists throu- shell, the mothers of the to understand the differ- fluential but naive. Cath- fear, have vacated the DORIS MARTYR, be set up in ghout the whole world United States may now tables will ence between Christian- olic leaders, particularly GENERATION, Attadale. where centres shopping active politics. field of have mobilised a cam- kill their unborn babies ity, its objectives and its if they be bishops, work There is no doubt in my paign to have some to suit their own conethical standards and with Communists in what erroneously or mind that Bishop Quinn 200,000 political prisoners venience, even if the that of atheistic totalita- they rian Communism and its otherwise think is a com- and the Y.C.W. have acted in South Vietnam re- babies are capable of imprudently and without leased. This is essential survival objectives and ethical mon cause. the outside and they have used the world of the uterus. standards. The policy of dialogue sufficient knowledge. Bishop Quinn is alleg- to the Viet Cong cause And the mothers are Their aims are to cre- which has been advocaed to have said that this Australian Y.C.W. quick to take advantage ted by various Catholic completely different ate was just not a matter of The answer to the ques- of it. societies. They have com- over the past ten years whether Bishop This is precisely the pletely different views of has achieved nothing of politics, but was a moral tion issue. If this is so, then Quinn on this issue is a situation that the proman, his value and his value but has succeeded they all appear guilty of Communist dupe is sim- abortion lobby wants for Sir,role in society .They are in confusing and disinshameful inconsistency. ply, yes. Australia. 1 refer to the article in The Record of March in collision and there will tegrating Christians. Secondly, this issue I recall no protest this BRIAN PEACHEY Now Church and com- 15 featuring Father Con Keogh's Recovery mental never be a compromise Woodlands munity leaders have call- health plan. between them until they highlights the necessity time last year when the ed on the people to do I think there would be First, the article states two very simple things. First, write to your that "it is necessary for only a small minority of local Federal member of people to get out from mental patients in this Hard work Parliament — his name under the pressure of category. can be ascertained from continually striving to be seldom gets you down the Commonwealth Elec- special and of being com- but worry often does. every Sir, in toral Office (telephone petitive Fr. Keogh suggests It Isvould be an excellent thing if we could have pastoral letters read to us from the 25.0271) from Right to sphere." that patients should be pulpit quite without embroidery. encouraged to answer "Very well thank you" to That great thought, life of innocent persons bits of pulpit oratory, would not reject them the question from others. along with great concern, must not be forfeited for that we must listen to for one and the same "How are you?" and sugBishop's pastoral reason, (one could inhas gone into last Sun- any putative or pros- our gests that individuals letter, read it, and then deed reject abortion day's letter from our pective good. should not make sweepOld helpless persons, proceed to gloss it, dis- while not rejecting conArchbishop was evident. ing negative statements traception). Garlanded about, as I unborn helpless persons astrously. about themselves. He maintained (I will heard it ( with irrelev- must both, of principle, Contraception and With my experience at ancies and confusions be treated as persons, not say that he argued!) abortion are neither of the professorial unit at from that as euthansia was the them the "logical consepreserved the letter might have and Parkerville in Melbourne Sir, left the unlearned more death and harm—as we "logical conclusion" of quence" of the other: The letter (Record April 5), over the signa- in the groups there, rt.';& muddled than instructed. were when intra-uterine abortion, the in-principle- and to moralize them, lieve that when asked Archbishop Goody ar- and extra-uterine child- next-step of it, so abor- and force a "connection," ture of the Perth Y.C.W. executive was predict"How are you?" the ingued, cogently, that if ren, and as we hope to tion was a 'logical con- under the general rubric able — having taken unilateral action on basic- dividual should express usesenile and clusion" of when contracepbe must now they evidence ally unsubstantiated of "human selfishness" is abortion on demand exactly and honestly tion. This is not the less. sheer rhetoric. were to become legalattempt to justify it. how they feel. ized, "next we (should) The central principle case. One might as well sa-y, This is not negative demonstrations of CathoThe arguments against second ocThis is the pastthe have Bills in Parliament is clear—and if one allows that move, casion within approxi- lics through Saigon dur- but positive as all memcontraception do not to legalize the killing of oral brought it out, if that usury and abortion bers of the group are indefective infants and use- one may say so without. turn on the principle of are the logical conse- mately 12 months that ing January of this year. One wonders how the terested to know how seeming impertinent, ad- the righ-to-life of exist- quence one of the other the Australian Y.C.W. has less old people." ing persons, intra or become involved in the former diocesan and nat- the others really feel Exactly so. Both euth- mirably. extra-uterine, foetal or since both might be held issue of political prison- ional full-time workers and knowing this, they However, an embroid- infant or adult or senile. to be the result of sel- ers in South Vietnam. abortion anasia and are now occupied — their may make some positive after preacher, breach one of the great ering fishness. And if you'll previous training and ex- suggestions. The arguments against say that, then you'll say One wonders in regard perience would be invalPrinciples on which so- telling us unnecessarily A feature slowing down contraception, as they just anything. to their lack of informa- uable within the trade the improvement or recietty is based: that the and with some tiresome nave traditionally been tion of a similar contenof depressive, presented by the Catho- I am not convinced tious issue unquestion- union movement which overy lic Church, are complex that it is always true that ably existing not only in is crying aloud for res- and/or mental illness is the fear of the patient in ones about the nature of contraception is moti- North Vietnam, but also ponsible Christian leadMEMORIALS + telling everything. sexuality and of the sex vated simply by selfish- in Catholic Poland, Hun- ership. Apparently these corIf all patients did this, act, and about the "frus- ness: and I do not see gary and Czechoslavakia respondents see no dan- the help they would obtration" of a system of that it could be made to name just a few. ger in the Y.C.W. involv- tain themselves and give biological causation relevant to the abortion 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE which is taken to be at issue even if it were alThose of us who are ing itself with Commun- to other may be surp_f sSpecialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erecteo once a fact and a norm. ways true. a nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed old enough will recall the ist cadres in such a pro- ing. Congratulations to Fr. I n matters of importemergency powers vested ject which must delight Designs and Quotes without obligation. These are involved Laurie Aarons, the C.P.A. Keogh on the good work ance, and the abortion i n ' Ate have over 60 years experience." 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WORLD OF SPORT Race Talk Sth. Fremantle beat Milltown by Rod Evans

In a high-scoring game played at the Esplanade on Sunday, South Fremantle, led by Fr Kelly, beat Milltown, led by Nick Clancy, by 10 goals RED REASON, a bay RUSTLE OF SPRING 10 points, to 9 goals 6 points. or brown filly by Red was a beaten favourite in

Rumour out of the use- the Sheraton Perth QualNick ,Clancy won the scored two goals in as ers, Mick Kennedy, Fr. ful mare, Trim Lass, was ity Stakes over 1200m Kelly and George Chiari. for toss and decided to kick many minutes. beaten in a photo finish two-year -olds bred in Milltown ended their From a pass by BrenWA with the strong wind by Caple Miss when she and although she only blowing dan Reilly to Paddy Mc- scoring with points from contested which was the Novice finished in fourth pla,ee straight down the pitch Clure, the latter player Brendon Reilly, Br. Kev- Handicap for three-year- when the post was reachput it through for an- in and Paddy McClure. off the river. old fillies over 1200m. ed, she had plenty of players for best bad other goal. The South's were first into Although this was her luck in the early part George were of The South's defence South's attack and the Milltown GLOUCESTER PARK second up run after a the race. hardly steadied, and again took Chiari, Neil and Mal spell, I thought the reawere defence Fr. Conway McCague, With this run under her positions control. settled into son she was defeated was 7.30—GRADUATION (1). belt, this Village Square when the South's - for- Further goals from Roy and Mick Kennedy. that the distance was too Dillon. Mount Boy, Candy Glo, Dollar Milltown's best were Bertie and wards cut loose with McCabe short and next time this filly will beat any of the two goals in the first Houlihan, were followed Mick Bolger, Tony Hal- filly is seen in a Novice candidates who finished 8.00—TUART. couple of minutes. Mick by a string of points pin, Brendan Reilly, Tom or Advance over 1400m. in front of her next time Leytrue, Triple Flash, Deep Shade. and Bertie from the McCague broth- Reilly and Nick Clancy. or more, she will be very in a Handicap as I.conKennedy sider that the "hit-out" scorHoulihan were the hard to account for. 8.30--GRADUATION (2). will do her the world of ers. Oro. Beam Orbit, Healy's Choice, AUDITOR, a bay geld- good. As the play progressed, ing by Billum, caught the it was evident that the 9 .00—GAKS. eye when he finished sec SAME Opal Oro, Taxi's Daughter, Fleecy Line. short pitch would reduce QUESTION, Results of matches in games d. St. Thomas ond to Allegation in the part-owned the possibilities of open aid trained Aquinas, 1 set 31 games; the Catholic Girls' SeSaint Leger over 2800m. by Bernie Sherry and football. 9.35---FREE FOR ALL. Dr. 34 South's, to their credit, condary Schools Asso- Mercedes, 3 sets James Eden, Miss Dundee, Royal Relate. At his previous start, John Harrold and his Joachim's, d. St. games r ealized this and used ciation tennis competi1 set 23 games. Under Auditor had been beaten nephews, Ray and Glen, 10.10—BANKSIA. the short pass and the tion were: 16: St. Brigid's, 3 sets 35 in a photo finish by put the writing on the Dollar's Double, Frosty Willow, Gold hand pass, to which the ZONE 1. . Under 14: games d. St. Thomas Comet Again in a Novice wall when he contested Milltown team had no Santa Borer. Maria, 4 sets 36 Aquinas, 1 set 18 games; over 1500m., and it was the Kingsville Handicap answer. games cl. De Vialar, 12 Mercedes, 4 sets 36 a great performance on over 1200m. for 1st Divi10.40—APRIL. centrefielci, Neil At games; Our Lady of Misgames d. St. Joachim's, the part of his trainer to sion Purse Horses. Lora Rata, Player, Peter Ley. McCague and George sions, 3 sets 31 games d. 13 games. Open: St. produce a horse capable Chiari dominated the Iona, 1 sets 29 games. Starting from the midBrigid's, 4 sets 36 games of finishing on over the game, and their constant Under 15: De Vialar, 3 long journey of the Saint dle of the field, this feld. St. Joachim's, 4 games. stream of passes to the Best Bet: OPAL GPO Leger which was run in low showed plenty of sets 35 games d. Santa forwards resulted in fur- Maria, particularly smart time. pace and at the turn, 1 set 16 games; ther goals by Fr. Kelly Our Lady of Missions 3 As Auditor cannot be looked like he was going and Mal McCague. penalised for his effort to go on with the busisets 29 games d. Iona, 1 last Saturday, the first ness. However, he will Milltown at last open- set 17 games. Under 16: time he contests a Nov- strip a much fitter horse ed their scoring with a De Vialar, 3 sets 33 ice or an Encourage over next time out and over a goal from Paddy McClure games d. Santa Maria, 1 a journey, he should be longer journey, he will be The ball cut across the set 19 games; Iona, 3 sets R .E.I.W.A. much better suited. a "stone bonker". goalmouth, and McClure 28 games d. Our Lady of V ATICAN CITY (NC) hammered into the net. Missions, 1 set 23 games. AGENCY LEEDERVILLE ESTATE South's continued to Open: De Vialar, 3 sets — Pope Paul received 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY pile on the pressure in 29 games d. Santa Maria, Peronist President-elect attack and the Milltown 1 set 13 games; -Iona, 2 Hector Campora of ArPHONE 87-1820 W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS defence was forced into sets 28 games d. Our gentina but the former Please accept my invitation and forward this request maray errors. These re- Lady of Missions, 2 sets dictator Juan Peron rePLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS mained outside the if you are seeking advice on any real estate matter sulted in major scores 25 games. Vatican. Certified West Australis. Hot Water Specialists and and wish to see me personal ly without obligation. from Fr. Kelly, Bertie ZONE 2: Under 14: St. General Plumbing. All Work Guarantrad. The audience of the Neil Mary's Leederville 4 sets and Houlihan President-elect was an28 8714. After Hours: 87 25.5 , 49 2095 McCague. Phones: i s NAME 36 games d. Siena, 15 nounced in a single line 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. Milltown added. a fur- games; Mercy College, 3 in the Vatican Press Michael goal from ther sets 20 games d. Sacred ADDRESS Office bulletin. No cereDennehy, and a point Heart Sorrento, 1 set 16 monies of State surirorn a free by Denis games. Under 15: Siena, rounded the visit which Brattan just before half- 4 sets 36 games d. St. was treated by the VatiMary's 8 games; Mercy can strictly as a personal time. South's started the se- College, 2 sets 29 games visit by Campora. AND %AIMS '4•30611.ASYWAVMENalletle cond half where they left d. Sacred Heart SorrenPeron had attempted off in the first half, and to, 2 sets 27 games. Un- to visit the Vatican himwith the wind behind der 16: Brigidine, 2 sets self last November while them they dominated the 32 games d. St. Kieran's, en route to Argentina • If you have 5-10 hours weekly play. 2 sets 27 games; Siena, after a long exile in O If you are over 25 years Australian Rules player 4 sets 36 games d. St. Spain. Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. Please clip coupon below and return to: George Chiari was very Mary's; Sacred Heart The Vatican demurred PERTH. 6000 Manager, P.O. Box 104, Tuart Hill. 6060 impressive early in the Sorrento, 3 sets 30 games and, instead, Archbishop Car and telephone required second half with some d. Mercy College, 1 set Agostino Casaroli, secNo. 1 LOTTERY $80,000 First Prize tine positional play, 28 games. 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