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P. and E SUPPORT FOR PER - CAPITA GRANTS
Delegates at the annual meeting of the W.A. Parents' and Friends' Federation at the South Perth Civic Centre unanimously supported the statement of the Central Commission of the Australian Bishops' Conference on State aid for Catholic schools. Goody the fight for State aid in Federation with the FedArchbishop The statement, which is printed in full on page warned against commit- all the States, with par- eral Government. A motion from the three, reiterated adher- ment, either in favour of ticular reference to the ence to the principle of or in opposition to the attitudes of the new Fed- Mercedes College Parents and Friends' Association per capita payments for report of the committee eral Ministry. by Professor individual children, as headed She emphasised that it asking that the Commonopposed to lump-sum Peter Karmel on educa- was important to watch wealth Government intion tabled in the House how money was funded crease student allowances payments. of Representatives on as well as how much was where the sum of child In support of this May 30 by the Federal given by the Government. endowment and student bishops the view, of point Minister for Education, There were, she said, endowment is less than expressed an opinion endowment child Kim Beazley. Mr. often pitfalls in sliding the that Church and State distributing when the eldest child scales of should remain separate; Bishop McKeon of Bunreaches 16 years of age and, thus, any payment bury was among disting- funds. was unanimously agreed Certain methods of in aid for any school uished guests at the meetto. funding could be and should be made to the in- ing. Other decisions of the would be challenged in dividual student as a permeeting were: Mrs. Margaret Slattery, the High Court. son, not to the education• The Marist College The council, which was al establishment which secretary of the Australian Council, joined by Queensland Churchlands Parents and Parents' the student attends. to on three months ago, now Friends' Association sucspoke the meeting The State Minister for r epresents all States and cessfully moved a motion the the of council role Education, Mr. Dolan, does most of the negotia- expressing concern at the education the n i changing who was accompanied by ting on behalf of the amount of sex and violenscene and answered Mrs. Dolan, assured the Friends' ce in literature, films and and Parents many regarding questions meeting that the requireother mass media and ments of the Catholic calling for the closure of education system would sex shops. receive sympathetic con• The meeting adopted sideration from the State constitutional amendGovernment. ments proposed by the The interim committee of the Australian Marist College associaHe said that, with the money available from the Schools Commission recommended that W.A.'s tion widening the scope Commonwealth, coupled share of the $660 million proposed to be of matters that the federwith the will of the State spent on schools in 1974 and 1975 be $50 ation can deal with in Government, there would million. future. be considerable improve• A proposal by St. grants the Among • The Federal Minments in all sectors of and Parents Thomas the by nded recomme in that, said ister education. committee for W.A. Friends' Association of addition, substantial Claremont to reduce the schools in 1974-1975 amounts would be size of the Federation were: spent in 1974-75 under Council was defeated by Recurrent grants for existing legislation. a large majority. Catholic schools of The extra expendit• A constitutional $4,080,000. ure included $4.5 milamendment proposing a Recurrent grants for lion for non-Governdisadvantaged schools, maximum of five consecument school buildings, tive years in the office of $1 million (Govern$11.5 million for secment) 5110,000 (Cath- president was narowly deondary school librarfeated. TORONTO (NC). — The complete translation ies, $16.5 million for olic). Building grants for of the Latin Mass Missal for the International science laboratories in • A motion of apprecidisadvantaged schools ation of the work done Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL) Government and non(Govern$1,260,000 by Mr. P. Donnelly, a is expected this year, according to a report made Government schools ment, $170,000 (Cathconsiderable exand founder of the council, here. meeting at the commission's olic). penditure on expandwas agreed to. Mr. DontranslaICEL the complete Only the Collects, • Though it had nelly did not seek reed programmes for opening prayers proper tion, but the texts will be been strongly urged to the education of Aborelection. to the day that the priest submitted to the 700 par- iginal children and continue per capita The conference lasted of this bishops beginning ticipating the at said grants to non-governchildren of non-Engall day last Sunday and Mass, would be different (U.S.) summer and aut- lish-speaking families. ment schools, the comwas attended by 70 peofrom the texts now in umn for their final apmittee believed that ple representing approxiMr. Beazley said use an ICEL spokesman proval. the grants should be mately 40 branches from that of the independman said. phased out because of The ICEL also recoment Catholic and nonPerth as far south as AlThe English transla- mended use of the Grail Catholic schools, 68 funds bany. There are 113 finanlimited the tion of the new Order of translation of the Psalms wide available and the per cent would be betcial branches in the State. the Mass now in use is in new breviaries (books differences in standter off under the prothe work of the ICEL. containing readings for OFFICE-BEARERS ards between non-govposals, 7 per cent The Collects now being the priest's daily Divine Mr. M. McGovern was ernment schools. The about the same and translations Office), it was announced 25 per cent would reare used per capita rates were re-elected president, Mr. done for the Maryknoll after the meeting. W. Pickering, vice-presiset by the previous ceive less than at preMissal published in 1957. dent, and Mrs. D. Hodson, Government at $62 per sent. Grail is an interThe It was expected that secretary-treasurer. primary pupil and The Catholic primnational movement of the translation would be Dr. McKenna, Messrs $104 per secondary ary schools would all working in eduwomen approved by the end of L. Greenwood and D. pupil. and cul- make substantial social cational, the year by the U.S. Natgains. • The abrupt end- Hodson and Mesdames tural projects. ional Conference of CathO'Hara and Cottrell will of support for The had ing committee The Grail translation o]ic Bishops, the spokescontinue to serve as assumed in its recomsome non-government transother from differed said. an overall councillors, Fr. Nestor as on that the schools mendations in ICEL is an official lations of the Psalms could spiritual adviser and Mr. basis present level of State needs Catholic agency establish- that it was more adapt- Government aid for place those schools in W. Mahoney as immediICEL the singing, able to ed in 1965 under the Secate past-president. the running costs of difficulties. ond Vatican Council's spokesman said. It had non- Government commission The new councillors The • mandate to translate the gained great popularity are: Mrs. Kirrane and schools would continwanted to raise the Ofthe where places in Latin liturgical books ue. The aid was estimstandard of all schools Messrs J. Allen, J. Blisinto internationally ac- fice (the official prayer of were below the million sett, B. Dwyer, H. Park $44.7 at that ated ceptable English. It ad- the Church) was sung. and Taplin. for 1972. target. of body The governing vises national Catholic • It was not sugOther notable points bishops' conferences and the ICEL, consisting of gesting this action be in the report included: liturgical commissions in bishops from 11 Englishparish cause it disapproved • Catholic coun- speaking countries, namEnglish-speaking ON INSIDE PAGES schools would receive of high standards, but ed two new members to tries. because it believed about $64 million for 4 Calendar There would also be a its advisory committee. recurrent expenses, that Government aid They are Miss Virginia compared with 542 greater number of Pre11 could not be justified Children's World faces available for use at Sloyan of Silver Spring, million for the two Classified Adverin maintaining or raisMass, the spokesman an editor and writer in years under the old ing standards beyond tising 10 said. There were more liturgical and catechetithose which publiclysystem. 3 Letters than 80 Prefaces in the cal fields, and Duncan indesupported schools • Catholic 4 News Pars In new Roman Missal. Cloud, a lecturer in Latin pendent schools would could hope to achieve Sport 12 No schedule was set and Greek literature at improve but not so by the end of the deTheatre 8 for the appearance of the University of Leicestsharply. cade. TV, Radio 11 altar missals with the er, England.
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Thursday, June 7, 1973
Growing Armadale sees future in its youth. Armadale parish hopes to take seriously the oft-repeated challenge that the future of the Church lies in the seeds of faith sown in today's youth. Brother Luke, RedemptGrowing along the emorist, is in the parish for bankment created by retwo weeks to present to cent road works to young people what is South-West Highway is a available for their needs decorative wall which today and to help them voluntary labour is creatdevelop a sense of apost- ing out of the abundant olate to each other and stone in the district. their wider environment. Father Lisle says that Sixty youths attended this is a good analogy of the first meeting held at the building of a church the presbytery on Sun- community that must day night. Brother Luke take place in this transnoted that there was not ition time in the parish a large number of work- history. ing youth at the meeting. He believes that the problem facing youth today is that not only do they not know each other, they are not even known in their own area and a specific programme • A meeting of the has to be designed to get planning group for Arto know them and assist madale's two - week in their personal developyouth seminar. Seated ment. ( from left): Joseph The present Armadale Marshall, Sister Louise VATICAN CITY (NC) — programme is to be centRitchard, Mrs. Mary red on youth liturgy, Pope Paul has admitted Lisle, Mary Lisle, Father through a folk Mass and the times hardly seem ripe J. Lisle, Stephanie Baya Rock Mass, special for the "audacious advenich and Janet Grellier. high schools "happen- ture" of a Holy Year Standing (from left): ings" and a discussion which he has announced Brother Luke, Anita night for parents on the for 1975. George, Vanessa Landdisc "Where are we head"God is not fashionable" grove, Mark George and ing?" he told his May 23 genPhilip Allen. Father John Lisle, par- eral audience. ish priest of Armadale "We wel l know that the for the past six months, psychological and sociolfeels that it should be possible to give young ogical climate of our world is not the best for this people the best of what audacious adventure. is old and new in the When he proclaimed the Church today, to be able to present the liturgy and Holy Year on May 9 the life of the Church in Pope said he had wondermodern expression with- ed whether the tradition To have been in hos- out sacrificing any of its of a Holy Year should be continued in these times of pital when the new truth. practical lack of interChurch of Our Lady of not that feels He the Rosary was opened enough stress is laid on est . . . in the ritual exwould have disappoint- forming youth for their pressions, of other centured the late Patrick Jos- adult Catholic life and he ies..' eph Hannebery who died hopes that this intensive A t this general audience r ecently. two - week programme t wo weeks later, he said But somehow it was will lay the groundwork modern man is "dazzled by the splendor of science", fitting that his should for further activity. Sister Louise Ritchard, and finds it hard to view have been the first Funin the light of eral Mass celebrated in I.B.V.M., in her first year reality the new church on June as principal of the parish eternity". 2 and that the hundreds school, is involved in the The Catholic therefore who prayed the Rosary programme because she "needs at least clear and for him and next day considers it artificial for sure ideas, that is a natfilled the large church the influence of a Relig- ural and authentic power should have been touch- ious Sister to cut out at to reason." ed by the warmth of this the end of seventh grade He declared: "We must simply because there is simple kind man. hope that the force of reaCatholic high a not He had contributed son will be re-established much as a surveyor to school in the area. in its integrity. This is Sister Louise and Sis- one the work on the new of the great and rechurch and the old say- ter Theresa travel from curring needs of a truly Armadale to Nedlands ing "up tools and Paddy humanistic culture". grabs the barrow" was every day. Two other Unlike previous Holy so true of Pat Hanne- Loreto Sisters travel to Years, which were firs.t Thornlie. bery. He deserves the Sister Louise hopes to celebrated in Rome, this warm acknowledgement travel to Armadale also observance will begin in he receives in the souvSundays in order to the local churches, with on enir brochure. be more in touch with activities converging on The Hannebery family the parish in its Sunday Rome in 1975. came from Blackburn, liturgy and other activity. "The purpose of this Victoria in 1968. For his Armadale, the south- procedure," Cardinal VIIfive children he had a east extremity of the lot papal Secretary Of unique `Hannebery brand' metropolitan area, is State said later, "is to enof love and enthusiasm faced with the boom ex- sure that the Holy year when recounting their pansion that is taking is brought home personally successes. place on the other front- to every member of the Christian community, to A friend, not of his iers of Perth. Father Lisle says that underline the importance faith, recently hearing a eulogy of Pat Hannebery the projected population of the local churches, in as a rarely-found temper- of 85,000 in the district harmony with the spirit ate man commented: "I by 1979 and the estimat- of the Second Vatican' bet he always stood up ed arrival of 30 new fam- Council, and final ly to straightest and spoke out ilies per week at present a void the situation in the loudest in church indicated the pressures which it would become a too,"— which was the that are going to develop privilege of the category in what has been a quiet of people who have the truth. Pat Hannebery and his little semi-rural parish means to go to Rome." He added, "The Holy wife Irene attracted a for sixty years. St. Francis Xavier Year wil l be concerned wide circle of friends. He liked people and Church has been stand- more with the interior life people liked him. To of- ing and serving the of the spirit than with exfer the sign of peace at people since 1912, but it ternal manifestations; it Mass never embarrassed is only a quarter of the will be directed toward size of the newer church- the world that the Church him. It was a joy. May he rest in peace. es being erected today wishes to serve, that the and since it is barely cop- world may believe . . BRIAN PEACHEY ing with numbers at present, a decision on its ( See also Page 5) future is not far off, he ADVERTISERS says. Already in the area Keep abreast with the USING OUR PAGES times; keep abreas under his care are seven A RE DEPENDING State primary schools as with the Church—Reac well as a senior high ON YOUR THE RECORD. school. SUPPORT
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BISHOPS ON SCHOOLS AID
Nurses, doctors face hazard euthanasia Separate Church and State: LONDON (NC). — The next legal hazard for nurses and doctors is likely to be a bill permitting euthanasia, Cardinal John Britain in Mass for nurses here. Heenan of Westminster said at a special
The cardinal said euthanasia legislahat t tion would undoubtedly be introduced as a private member's bill — one without official government backing or one on which members of Parliament are not held to political party ideology and are free to vote their conscience. The cardinal told the nurses that if euthanasia — sometimes c allea mercy killing — were to become legal, 'enormous pressure would be felt by the sick to ask to be put to death. Before long the senile and mentally sick would be presumed to wish to be put to death." Discusing abortion, the cardinal said that few who advocated permissive Britain's 1967 Abortion Act foresaw the "massacre of the innocents" which was being perpetrated. "It is to be hoped that the Lane Commission (a parliamentary committee now investigating the Abortion Act with a view to possible amendments) t will reduce the slaughter by showing in its report that, despite the intentions of the promoters of the bill, we have in this country abortion on demand," he added. "No child in the womb is safe if its mother is selfish. The State will now destroy the child for no other r eason than the convenience of the woman who conceived it.
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"Never forget that you have the right and duty to refuse to assist actively in operations which offend your conscience."
In another address, Cardinal Heenan spoke on cruelty to children in Britain. Speaking to the annual meeting of the National Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, the cardinal said: "We used to upbraid the Americans when we saw pictures of babies burnt. We forget that our own society is among the most violent in the world.I am thinking especially of violence to children. "Britain is perhaps unique among the civilised nations in permitting violence."
equal per capita grants
• The following statement on Government financial assistance to independent schools was issued by the Central Commission of the Catholic Bishops of Australia (which includes Cardinals Freeman and Knox and Archbishop Goody) at its meeting last week, coinciding with the report of the interim committee of the Australian Schools Commission which has recommended expenditure of $660 million on schools in 1974 and 1975.
Advice on making Prayer of Faithful
number of and is opposed to any re"It cannot therefore ap- necessary "1. This Commission of the Catholic Bishops of prove of any method of schools established by commendations which do Australia is conscious of payment of government both public and private - not fully respect them. the fact that the Interim assistance to independ- bodies, it is perfectly The observance of these committee of the Austral- ent schools which might proper for the Govern- principles will lead to ian Schools Commission run the risk of violating, ment to assist any inde- harmonious co-operation Federal and ( the Karmel Committee) or appearing to violate pendent educational auth- between ority which sets up a State Governments, parIt is not God who benefits from the General is about to produce its this principle. new school with grants ents and their organisareport; and that the prinIntercessions but the celebrating community. "Per capita payments towards capital or inter- tions, and the various ciples governing the relabodies which conduct This is how an article Hours Eucharistic devo- tionship of the Federal are by definition pay- est payments. schools in the independin the latest edition of tion. Government to the inde- ments made by the Gov"However the decision ent sector. "Liturgy News" takes up may well ernment towards the eduschools pendent There is a discussion the very difficult art of whole fu- cation of each individual to set up a school, and of the increasingly com- determine the child. Schools and/or ec- the decision of the Govcomposing Prayers of the independent the mon question of extraor- ture of clesiastical bodies which ernment to assist with its Faithful — an art yet to dinary ministers (that is, school system. receive per capita pay- establishment costs are be cultivated by many those who are not priests PRINCIPLES ments clearly receive separate decisions which priests and lay people inor deacons) being perthem as trustees for the ought to be taken separvolved in liturgy. "Since a large section mitted to help in the disately, even if in consultachild. independent that of The article especially tribution of Holy Comtion. "On the other hand, refers to the link that munion but it is a pity school system has been ought to exist between that it did not include a provided by the Catholic lump sums paid to eccles- DEMAND the homily of the Mass consideration of the in- community of Australia, iastical organisations for "As a general principle VIENNA I NC) — Fathand the following Inter- stallation of selected per- this Central Commission recurrent costs in individ- schools should only be er Zivko Kustic, editor exproper to it believes ual schools apart from cessions. sons to the rank of acoset up by governments, of the Yugoslav Catholic press its view as to what the per capita principle Churches or other groups ! weekly It points out that music lyte to carry out this those principles should Glas Koncila confuse the relationship where there appears to be can be included in this function. ( be, as to what is accept- between Church and genuine parental demand Voice of the Council),. rite and how to make a Another short article able and what is unwas acquitted by a court State and, if subject to for them. In this way the distinction between what outlines a way of re- acceptable. in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, of legal challenge, might primacy of parental deteris an intention for prayer arranging the theme for charges that he publishprove of doubtful consti- mination in education is and the actual prayer it- the presentation of the ed untrue reports. "2. This Central Com- tutional validity. preserved. self. Way of the Cross more in mission notes that every Father Kustic is an keeping with the triumph now party "For this reason, the "The establishment of Eastern - rite political "Liturgy News" is a Catholic of the Resurrection. accepts the principle of Central Commission is an increasing number of priest. quarterly publication of The charges the Brisbane Liturgical him resulted Two photographs show sistance of both sectors unequivocally in favour committees to determine against per a radical, but satisfying, government financial as- of the per capita system, priorities etc., while un- from articles he wrote Commission (Si annum, Box 282, G.P.O. renewal of an older of the national school sys- and opposes the system dertaken with the best in- deploring the lack of tentions, wlil increase the priests in Yugoslavia's Brisbane, 4001). church, at Malvern, Vic- tem — government and of lump payments. bureaucratic controls Banat district and referAnother article takes up toria, into a layout suited non-government together, which are already deleter- ring to a third-century which clearly indicates "IMPERATIVE" the matter of the Forty to the new liturgy. an endorsement of the "5. This being so, the ious both in the govern- martyr, Polion, who said princple of parental free- Central Commission re- ment and non-govern- that Christians must not dom of choice in educa- gards it as imperative ment sectors. obey unjust laws. tion. that in both primary and In February, a contribsecondary sectors, per DISADVANTAGES utor to G-las Koncila, ASSURANCES "7. The Central Com- Miss Smiljana Rendic, capita payments should "Further, the Central be equal for all children mission stongly supports was sentenced to a year Commission notes the at similar levels of edu- the principle of special in gaol for unknown by cation irrespective of the grants for schools in reasons. given assurances members of the Federal school they attend and of poorer suburbs or for Under a court order, any the financial position of otherwise disadvantaged that Government police confiscated an children. These, however, changes in the forms of their parents. April issue of Glas Konought to be placed in a cila because of articles financial assistance pro"This position has al- separate category and vided to independent dealing with the situation schools will not reduce ways been the policy of funded separately with- of the Catholic Church in Australian Episcopal the out confusing the issue in Communist the amount of public countries, funds which will go to Conference, and the Fed- relation to the system as where Catholics often Catholic Schools eral a whole. the independent sector. suffer persecution and Committee. Our position "The Central Commis widespread discrimin"These positions imply was stated clearly in the The publishers that neither the principle two submissions the Fed- sion regards these prin- ation. Schools ciples as fundamental, have appealed. nor the basic minimum of eral Catholic quesCommittee made to the assistance are in Karmel Committee and tion. was supported by mem"3. The Commission is bers of the delegation therefore concerned with who met with the Karmel Committee. three ancillary matters: (a) That the method by "The Government is which aid is disburs- perfectly entitled to tax ed shall not impair the rich more heavily the principle of sepa- than the poor in an effort ration of Church and to reduce social inequalState, nor even give ities within the communrise to the impression ity. that such a develop"On the other hand, ment may unwittingwhile rich parents may ly come about. ( b) That the method by justly be called upon to which aid is disburs- pay far heavier taxes ed shall not involve than poor parents, the unequal treatment in children of both should respect of different be treated equally as far children in the inde- as per capita payments are concerned. pendent system. "6. Centralisation and ( c) That the independent twin are system shall not be bureaucracy afflict the evils which shacked by excessive centralisation and modern State, nowhere bureaucracy, which more harmfully than in is highly inimical to the field of education. advances in educa"Hence we do not favLearn these centuries old arts with Australia's foremost Selfdefence School. Est. 1952. tion. our the establishment of Instructors for over 8 years to Government and Private High .. . a constantly increasing Schools.Special classes for Juniors 6-12. Teenagers - Ladies• Adults & Senior Adults (over 30) "4. The Central Com- number of educational Write or phone for full details— mission holds most authorities and commitstrongly to the principle tees which, with the best of separation of Church intentions, ultimately resysand State established duce any educational 996 Hay Street, Perth (Fir. 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NEWS IN PARS Women priests are still not Archdlocesan ,
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Sister 1V/arguerita of the Catholic Education Office is the guest speaker at a combined meeting of the Gosnells and Lesmurdie groups at June Marian Lodge, 135 Canning Road, Kalamunda, on Tuesday, 12th June. (NC). CITY appointed groups two — of VATICAN One the the by 10 11 a.m. The Archbishop will preside at For further information, and if transport wantVatican to study the role of women in the Church will probably discuss ed, ring Carmel Smith on 96 2407. the Pentecost Mass in St. Mary's CathA talk on cancer will be given by Mrs. Jose at ordination of women to the priesthood but the mood in the Vatican at edral. the Kensington meeting to be held in the home of present frowns on any radical change in the current law of ordaining 7.30 p.m. The closing service to mark the Mrs. Tricia Ramsay, 49 Salisbury Avenue, South men only. week of prayer for Christian Unity, at Perth on Tuesday, 12th June, at 8 p.m. Father Martin Newbold, historian and ArchTrinity Church, The Archbishop. Following the suggest- Sister Teresa Avila Mc- confusion or vain illusdiocesan archivist, will speak on "The Importance ion made by the Synod Leod of Scotland, who ions". Confirmation, 10 Joondanna. The of Catholic Archives," at the Riverton Majellan of Bishops in Arch1971, the taught for more than 15 bishop. Confirmation, Morley, The AuxThe Vatican said that meeting, to be held at the home of Mrs. Shirley Vatican asked the years at InterRosary College Brandrett, 94 Acanthus Road, Willetton, on Monthis reporting was accuriliary Bishop. national Theol ogical in Chicago, said in Rome ate, although the interpreday, June 11th, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Confirmation, Aquinas College. The Aux13 Commission, an advisory that she expected the is- tation given the proFurther information ring 57 1620. iliary Bishop. Myaree-Willagee Majellans will meet at the home group of 30 male schol- sue of women priests at memoria was the reof Mrs. Maureen Galipo, 17 Winfield Road, Mel- ars, to study the role of least to be discussed by sponsibility 3.30 p.m. The Archbishop's Senate of 14 of the Press, ville, on Monday, June 11, at 7.45 p.m. The meet- women in the Church her commission. Priests at St. Charles' Seminary. not the Vatican. ing will commence with Mass followed by a dis- and make recommendcussion of the gospel. "If we were appointed Some of the Press reations. 17 9.30 a.m. At Our Lady Help of ChristiFurther information, 30 3308. ans Church, East Victoria Park, the The secretary of the to talk of women in soc- ported that the memorfinal religious profession of theological commission, iety and the Church you andum was sent to the 25 Sister CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Monsignor Philippe Del- cannot sweep under the members of the new Heather Weedon, Franciscan Missionary rug mention any of the women commission on State Executive for the coming year: Mrs. haye of Louvain Universof Mary. The Auxiliary Bishop. Downey, president; Mrs. Jolley and Miss I. Pal- ity in Belgium, said in ministry of women in and they accepted this Confirmation, Claremont. The Arch17 andri, vice-presidents; Mrs. Pollett, secretary; Mrs. Rome that a subcommit- the Church, including ban on considering the bishop. Confirmation, North DoubleBoswell, treasurer Mrs. Purkiss, minute secretary; tee headed priestly ordination," Sis- ordination of women. by French Miss K. O'Connor, intenational secretary. view. The Auxiliary Bishop. ter McLeod said. Dominican Father Marie Presentations were made to Mrs. R. Townsend, Sister McLeod, howConfirmation, Maddington. The Auxilary 20 retiring treasurer and Mrs. E. McMaster, retiring Joseph Le Guillou was Currently the president ever, denied that she had currently studying "min- of Regina 11/1undi, a theol- either been sent the Bishop. social convenor. Meetings: Monday June 11: Cathedral„ 10.30 istries for women". ogical college for nuns memorandum or agreed 23 The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council meets a.m. Victoria Square; Maylands 2 p.m. Applecross Msgr. Delhaye said that and laywomen in Rome, to such a condition. at St. Charles' Seminary. 1.30 p.m. parish halls; Tuesday June 12: Cottesloe, McLeod Sister emphasiz2 p.m. parish hall; Wednesday June 13: Highgate, his personal opinion was Confirmation, Cottesloe and Loreto. The 24 it . . true . is it "If 10.30 a.m. Bedford, Dianella, 1.30 p.m.; Inglewood, that the subcommittee ed that she felt that her would seem to me most Archbishop. 1 p.m.; Midland, 7.30 p.m.;Thursday June 14: South could recommend great- commission should not, smacks it as regrettable, 3 p.m. Confirmation, West Perth. The however, duplicate the Perth 1.30 p.m. All meetings in parish halls. er use of women in the Auxiliary Bishop. work being done by Fath- too much of the repressLeederville: Beetle afternoon, June 13, 1.30 p.m. lesser ministries, such as parish hall. Brentwood hostesses card party at er Le Guillou's subcom- ive techniques of the old 27 Confirmation, North Beach. The Auxililector and catechist. Holy Office (now the party at headquarters June 14. mittee. ary Bishop. Doctrinal Congregation) He further suggested 28 The anniversary of the death of the late "Should receive we any love who the we which that women who were GERALDTON ST. JOHN'S AUXILIARY information on the ordin- Church hoped had disapArchbishop Prendiville. now empowered to disA new second anaesthetic machine has arrived ation of women, and I peared," she said in a at St. John of God Hospital Geraldton and the tribute Communion in Ladies Auxiliary are confident that if the 5000 areas where there was a feel confident we will, we carefully prepared writtickets of the raffle are sold the cost of this shortage of priests could should pass it on to the ten statement. machine will almost be covered. be allowed to witness subcommittee with our "It would also be a The raffle, offering two return air tickets to marriages and bestow a recommendations," she tactical blunder, as this Perth at first prize, is one of the Auxiliary's two blessing added. after Communtype of prohibition simmajor fund raising projects for the year. The Press recently re- ply stirs up antagonism The Auxiliary meets next on Wednesday June ion. 27; out of town visitors are welcome and further One member of the ported that the Vatican against the Roman Curdetails are available from Mrs. M. Gregg, P.O. theological commission had circulated a memor- ia," the Scottish nun Box 573, Geraldton. who is not on the sub- andum, known as a pro- said. (The Curia is the committee suggested memoria, stating that central administrative ofP. NORRISH 5- CO. that any recommenda- right from the start "the fices of the Church.) tion to ordain women holy ordination of woLAND and ESTATE AGENTS would fall on deaf ears men must be excluded" In the final analysis, it Father Jan Gajkowski, chaplain, visiting country FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN during the pontificate of as a topic of discussion seems more likely that chaplain to the Polish towns all over W.A. until BUYING OR SELLING Pope Paul. by the new commission the Vatican will enhance Community of W.A. who his retirement last year. the roles of some of the on women. us at: Contact died suddenly last week His 18 years of travelling Many theologians in lesser ministries in the FITZGERALD STREET, 148A was 66. The memorandum was Church but will not, at had made him a familiar Rome argue that Christ His funeral took place figure to hundreds of did not ordain women issued, it was reported, present, even consider NORTHAM at St. Brigid's Church, Polish migrants through- and that for the Church "in order to avoid . . . the ordination of women West Perth, on Tuesday, out W.A. to do so now would be June 5. Concelebrated Born in Poland, Father "unfaithful" to the intenMass was offered for his Gajkowski was working tion of Christ. soul by Archbishop as an assistant to the Other theologians Goody; Bishop McKeon parish in Pepin when of Bunbury assisted in war broke out. He was counter by saying that it the sanctuary. Three arrested and imprisoned was sociologically imPolish priests from the when Poland was invad- possible for Christ to Eastern States travelled ed and spent the war elevate a woman to such over for the funeral. years in many concentra- a position of prestige in his time. Fr. Gajkowski came to tion camps. W.A. in 1951 and for three Sister McLeod, who A fellow inmate at years lived at Castledare Dachau concentration has a master's degree in Boys Home, Cannington, camp was Monsignor W. Scripture from the Biblical Institute in Rome, working there and among Dziecol. the Polish community in In 1945 Father Gajkow- said that most Catholic Perth. ski became a chaplain and Protestant Scripture In 1954 he became a and worked in Polish scholars today saw no Perth - based travelling camps in Germany for scriptural problem in orfour years. He came to daining women. Australia in 1949 and "I am neither for nor OLD GOLD JEWELLERY worked in a camp for against ordaining woPRECIOUS STONES Polish migrants in N.S.W. men," she said, "but we SILVER, GOLD COINS until 1951 when he came must face the problem of MELDRUM to W.A. a shortage of priests." 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ment will not attempt to force Catholic hospitals to perform services that contravene their traditional medical moral philosophies, a federal official told members of the Catholic Hospital Association of Canada. The federal government's position is that "because we live in a pluralistic society we must be free to be pluralistic," said the official, Norman Cafik, parlamentary secretary to Canadian Health and Welfare Minister, Marc Lalonde. hospitals Catholic should not be forced to change their moral stand on such practices as abortion and sterilization by Canadians motivated by different standards, Cafik said.
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Preparation for 1975 Holy Year begins on June 10 VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul made his long-expected declaration of a Holy Year for 1975 after pondering the question whether "such a tradition should be continued in our times."
• The scene in the vast Papal audience hail near St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Bishop Quinn is seen at the extreme right of the picture standing on the Holy Father's left, at the public audience attended recently by members of the First Record World Tour. Bishop Quinn was the only visiting bishop attending the audience that day and he
was invited to be in attendance on the Holy Father, who during the hour and a quarter ceremony referred to various groups, including the Australians, and later mingled with some of them.
He added that much of the legislation concerning hospital services comes under the jurisdiction of provincial governments. While upholding the right of Catholic hospitals to set their own moral guidelines, Cafik warned them that, to cut down health care costs, some hospitals may be asked to surrender some autonomy. To avoid needless duplication of facilities and services, Cafik said, all hospitals, "religious and lay, will have to begin to reassess their position to make appropriate care more readily accessible to those who require it."
The hall is a majesHe said that "the essen- gain pleasurable experi- Church" and would also stention from ordinary tic masterpiece with a tial concept of the Holy ence that he soon feels be accompanied by the work, a return to the finely detailed conYear" convinced him im- bored and disillusioned." granting of special indul- original distribution of crete roof that has bemediately that a Holy come the trade mark Pope Paul said that gences. land, the cancellation of Year was still timely. such inner renewal of of the famous Italian "According to the cen- existing debts and the This central idea of the man was what the Gos- turies-old custom, the freeing of Hebrew slaves. architect and engineer, Holy Year was the "in- pel called conversion, Holy Year has its focal Nervi. The Pope recalled also terior renewal of man." penance and a change of point in Rome," Pope the Keep abreast with the history of the ChristThe hall can accomIn his general audience heart. Paul said. "And it will ian Jubilee or Holy Year. modate 7,000 seated speech he spelled out keep abreast times; He explained that al- still be so, but with this It was instituted in the with room for a large who he has in mind when though former Holy innovation: the condi- year with Church the — Read 1300 by Pope Bonistanding crowd at the he speaks of the interior Years were first celebra- tions prescribed for acs rear. RECORD. THE renewal of modern man: ted in Rome and were quiring special spiritual face VIII and consisted LOS ANGELES (NC) • "Of the man who then extended throughout benefits will this time be of a penitential pilgrim- —A Mexican former farm age to the tombs of the thinks and who in his the world, now this ex- anticipated and granted ,A111111111•1111111MMINIIIP worker, a Japanese who thought has lost the cer- tension would precede to the local churches, so Apostles Peter and Paul worked in seaport shipMowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Lawn in Rome. tainty of truth; the celebration. that the whQle church, ping and a Hungarian • "Of the man who "Dante was among who worked in the petThis "spiritual and pen- spread throughout the works and who in his itential movement" in whole world, may immed- those who took part in it roleum industry took work has realised that he preparation for the Holy iately be able to profit and he gives a descrip- priestly vows at an ordCITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 is so outward-turned that Year would begin on the from this great occasion tion of the crowds throngination ceremony here. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS he no longer fully pos- coming Feast of Pente- of renewal and reconcili- ing the city of Rome," the The three were among Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and ServIcea sesses Pope pointed out. communication cost, June 10, the Pope ation. 17 members of the 1973 CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service with himself; announced. (Dante's description of ordination class of St. 1111110111111111111111/111/ "Everyone can see how • "Of the man who This approximately 18Rome during a Holy Year John's Seminary of the enjoys life and who so month period of prepara- this innovation also inis contained in his "In- Loss Angeles archdiocese cludes an intention of amuses himself and has tion for the 1975 Holy and were ordained by ferno"). so many exciting ways to Year involved the entire honouring with more evident and effective comThe Pope said that 1975 Cardinal Timothy Manmunion the local church- was chosen as a Holy ning in St. Vibiana's es, which are living mem- Year because "the inter- Cathedral. Father Ruben Lopez PTY. 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This will ed." specialise We in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of father died he had to He said that although give to the traditional Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. work support to his pilgrimage to the tombs the general theme of the We have a most modern plant including power No order too big or too small mother and brothers and of the Apostles its tradi- 1975 Holy Year was perRoller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. We can supply every need sisters. tional meaning for those sonal and inner renewal, Estimates Submitted Free —if at all manufactured. "I picked onions and who are able and wish to the Holy Year was also Country Client', please note that we have a Statesweet potatoes in Chino. make the pilgrimage."_,) centred on another specwide Service, and will gladly quote on any I worked as a shoemakrequirements. GIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— Recalling the trdaition- ial theme that is oriented er. I was a sign painter al opening of holy doors to practival living: Re- and a house painter. also We supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. to Rome's big basilicas conciliation." worked in a plastics factDelivery. Prompt Observing that the term ory and in the fibre glass in a Holy Year, he noted: PHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 reconciliation meant the industry," recounted the "This was intended not only to make it easier for contrary of a breach or new priest. "I know penitents to flow in but break, he explained what about getting up at 6 a.m. also to symbolise the break was to be mended to go to work." easier access to divine to reach the reconciliaFather John Soichiro mercy through the gain- tion intended by the Holy Terao studied at St. Wholesale General Grocers ing of the Jubilee indul- Year. 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Highlights of 1974 World Tour by air
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• The sanctuary marking the place of the tree where the a'pparition of Our Lady took place in 1917 stands in the foreground of the impressive basilica area at Fatima, Portugal.
• The place where Our Lady appeared to Saint Bernadette in 1858 is marked by the outstanding upper and lower basilicas that shelter the original grotto at Lourdes in south-western France. The shrine is today enclosed in a magnificent parkland at the foot of the Pyrenees.
• St. Peter's Basilica is the supreme focus of attention of the Catholic world and the chief building in the self-contained Vatican City where the special Swiss volunteers fulfil their traditional role of being guards to the Holy Father.
People unable to afford the time to complete the 1974 Catholic World Tour by sea will be given the opportunity to do on air tour, details of which will be released as soon as is practicable. Highlights of this tour will be as follows:— ing drive to Lucerne, Switzerland, with its The next morning you are free to make your IN ROME: So much to see, so much to do. In AT LOURDES: Yet another movi-ng spiritual ocsuperb views of Lakes Rigi and Pi latus. We relatives visiting as such arrangements, own St. of Grotto the at mass special —a casion the morning, after High Mass in St. Peter's s tay here overnight. and friends, or private touring. If you wish, Bernardette— has been arranged for tour Basilica and a tour of the Vatican Museum, you may take one of our three optional tours. members. The rest of the day has been left we have the rest of the day at leisure. Drink a. A four-day tour of Ireland IN LUCERNE: Today is a day of leisure in the for contemplation and exploration. in the heady impressions of Rome, or escape b. A six day tour of Scotland invigorating Swiss air. Not to be missed in to Tivoli and the fabulous Vil la D'Este, with c. A six day tour of the Holy Land. the city are the 13th century Kapell wooden its hundreds and hundreds of spectacular TO BORDEAUX: Today we depart for Bordeaux, bridge, The Richard Wagner Museum and the in the heart of the famous wine-making regfountains. Or perhaps a bus tour into the Franciscan Gothic Church. It's also an exion. We travel through acres upon acres of TO BRUSSELS: We leave London for Dover, Alban Hills, where the Roman Aristocrats cel lent opportunity for you to purchase a vineyards — a most scenic sight — arriving where we embark on a ferry for Ostend have their villas. . . the choice is yours. genuine Swiss watch, if that's your pleasure! a t Bordeaux in time for lunch and a taste of where we are met and escorted to our hotel We spend the night in this beautiful lakeside those famous vintages! The afternoon is yours city is the headquarters of This Brussels. in Sistine the of tour a morning, the In ROME: IN town. to explore this charming city. On your "notthe Common Market, and one of Europe's Chapel has been arranged. This is Michelanto-be-missed" list, should be Le Pont du Garcultural centres. Don't miss seeing the 14th gelo's greatest work and you'll stand in awe onne, (The Garonne Bridge) said to be the century Town Hal l, The Grande Place, or the TO PADUA: Once again it's al l aboard the coach a t the crowning achievement of one of the in Europe. The wharves bridge beautiful most opportunity to buy the magnificent lace for and we wend our way to Padua, where we afternoon, the In world's greatest artists. stay We must! a also are quays quaint and which Brussels is famous. s tay overnight. you'll tour the Catacombs, where the early overnight. Christians lived, to escape the persecutions. TO WIESBADEN: After Mass, we venture into PADUA: Traditionally a university city, Padua Back Way. Appian ancient the of Then, a tour IN PARIS. Optional tour to Lisieux: The day is the charming Belgian countryside as, we head to your hotel in time for a pleasant dinner. boasts a large number of tourist attractions, yours to explore Paris from top to bottom . . . for Wiesbaden, famous for its 27 mineral such as the University itself, and a collection take an aperitif at a sidewalk cafe on the springs, Kurhaus Square and Fountains, Nero of sculptures by Donatello. We stay here IN ROME: The day is your, to explore this hub Champs Elysee, or an excusion to La Rive here stay We Museum. Palace the and Hill overnight. of the Roman Catholic World —The ColosGauche, (The Left Bank) the traditional artovernight. seum, The Villa Borghese,The Piazza Navona, ists' quarter. See al l the sights that Paris has The Pantheon and the Castel St. Angelo— the to offer, The Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, The and head TO FLORENCE: This morning our luxury coach list is endless. Arc d'Triomphe. Or, if you prefer, there's an TO FREIBURG: We depart Wiesbaden t akes us to Florence, in time for lunch. Florthe famof heart the in —deep Freiburg for optional tour to Lisieux— the birth-place of is the cradle of Italian art and literature ence scenic lunch a at picnic A Forest. Black ed St. Therese of the Infant Jesus. This is a TO PISA: This morning, after breakfast we conand it is al l yours to marvel at. The shops jourour on diversions the of one just is spot St. of relics traditional pilgrimage to view the tinue our luxury coach tour of Europe. First are open until 7.30 p.m. ! ney. We arrive in Freiburg in time for a Therese in the maginficent 12th century Caths top —Pisa. After a pleasant lunch, an aftershould evening, you the In dinner. leisurely edral of St. Pierre. noon trip to the famous leaning tower and visit the magnificent 12th century gothic IN FLORENCE: To attempt to describe the riches, the Medici Palace has been arranged. We stay and St. Martin's Church. Cathedral, and beauty of Florence would take forever, in Pisa overnight. TO BOULOGNE, THEN TO DOVER: With some and today, after Mass, is your opportunity to to travelling Paris regret we take our leave of see it al l. A number of optional, conducted Boulogne, where, after a leisurely lunch, we TO LUCERNE: This morning, an excursion to TO SAN REMO: After breakfast, we depart for tours are avai lable. Whatever you do, don't must! a is, ropeway aerial Schaunsland the trip 35-minute the for Hovercraft a board picnic a for San Remo. On the way, we pause the Uffizi Galleries, the Medici Palace, miss simply will views panoramic splendid The to Channel English the across skimming lunch. We arrive in San Remo in the late the Academia of Science, and most important take your breath away. After lunch, we Dover. After customs formalities, we transfer afternoon, and dinner awaits us. This delightof all, Michelangelo's magnificent David. board our luxury coach for a pleasant, relaxto our London Hotel. ful town, dating from Saracen times, is notable for its, charming houses, perched like swallows' nests on the chalk cliffs. TO MONTE CARLO AND NICE: After breakfast, San Remo style,we depart for a day's tour of the fantastic Cote d'Azur including the Casino, the Opera House, the Berlioz Monument a t Monte Carlo and the palace of Prince R ainier. Then we drive on to Nice, the worldrenowned Mediterranean pleasure resort, before returning to San Remo for dinner and overnight accommodation. TO AVIGNON: We arrive, after a pleasant journey, at Avignon in the late afternoon. Dinner and accommodation is waiting for our happy band of travellers. AVIGNON: Today is yours to do just as you wish so why not wander through this beautiful city —The Pont du Gard is a must, as are the Papal residences., where, from 1306 to 1411 , the Popes ruled their dominions. TO PERPIGNAN: We :eave Avignon and after a s topover for an open air lunch at Narbonne, we arrive at Perpignan in the early evening. This city is famous for the 15th century Cathedral of St. John anci the Abbey of Elne. TO ANDORRA . . . one of the tours' highlights! This morning, feeling refreshed, we move on to the pocket republic of Andorra, where we enjoy lunch in the Capital, Andorra la Vieja. In the afternoon, we take a tour to the fabled Rabassa Forrest, then back to our hotel for dinner and a good night's rest. If you feel so inclined, a visit to the Casa de la Vali will he a memorable one. TO LOURDES: After breakfast, we depart for Lourdes, lunching at the charming Via Foix, on the way. We arrive in Lourdes as the sun is sinking, in time for a welcome dinner. Stay overnight.
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LETTERS to the EDITOR Pinero play well done; farce
Prisoners in Vietnam; what of the North's captives?
at Guildford; Playhouse froth It is extraordinary what a good production and a serious approach can do to a play; an example is "Trelawny of the 'Wells'," by Arthur W. Pinero, at the Octagon Theatre.
The sentimental story of a young actress, Rose Theatre by COLM O'DOHERTY Trelawny, who on being introduced to the life of Sir, refined London society in Philip King's "See How the 1860's loses her abil- They Run" at the Club's PLAYHOUSE The present play At last the real reasons behind the campaign to free five so-called Y.C.W. leaders at the interned ity to act, faces destitu- fine 100-seat theatre in Playhous e "Notes On A in South Vietnam have come to light and they are almost identical to those being given by tion and despair and Guildford. Lo ve Affair", Communists throughout the Western world. by Frank then her restoration to Marcus, is a slick, her loved one and the I know that "See How polishRight or wrong, the demands the release of Government and make no They Run" has been done ed structure of frothedonly part of the other happy live ever after. Y.C.W. had the obligation all political prisoners. up-n othing. provision for the P.R.G. half of the story which No speeches, no mor- to death but it is still a to investigate the reports I presume they mean al- to control any part of Mr. Marcus can the Y.C.W. have neglect- als, no messages, no sex, good farce and somesling which had been given to so the release of political South Vietnam. ed to tell, and if they do not even the hint of a thing of a romp for the words together and drop them of the imprison- prisoners being held by cast and audience alike. in any kind of a undertake to reveal to swear word, yet the presituation Maybe the Y.C.W. could ment. the Viet Cong and North in any part of the play; the Australian people the dominantly youthful Considering that the he is a Then came the coalition Vietnamese; so far, they inform us what part of clever craftsman, true situation in South audience at the Octagon play concerns the doings but committee called the have only mentioned South Vietnam the P.R.G. Vietnam,Ipray they will Theatre loved it. nothing added to of a bunch of zany cler"Committee to Free those being held by the should govern. reveal to us: The Swan Players, tak- ics or people dressed as nothing still makes nothSouth Vietnamese Politi- South Vietnamese Goving, despite the good They request total withing their extremely well- clergymen and cal Prisoners," consisting ernment. that theatrically ( a) the conditions of effective perdrawal of the manage United curtain d calls clergymen, next to act- forman of Y.C.W. members ,other ce of Joan SydBut this is only one ex- States from South Viet- those prisoners held by were given a wonderful ors, are always denominational played as minis- ample of the half ney, Alfred truths nam, but no request is the Viet Cong, ovation. something ters, various radicals and less than and Lynette Hurstfield and innuendo's which made for the complete ( b) the numerous vio- I don't know whether human , then a good time the directio Cowan and known Communists — a n of Edgar they have been reporting. withdrawal of the North lations of the Paris Peace the audience was ap- was had by all. curious combination. Metcalfe. They have reported cases Vietnamese troops, which Agreement by the Viet plauding Max Bartlett's This committee took The Hole in the Wall is of torture and starva- are still pouring into Cong and N.L.F., Ken Bennet, as the Rev. excellent production, Max the strategy a step furthpresenting tion, yet the Internation- South Vietnam by the Lionel Christopher Toop, Penny Jones's Critterrifyin g perfor( c) the re-education er. Statements like "We Hampton's "When Did al Red Cross, along with thousands, along with programmes of the South mance as that dour Scot, tall as his wife, Steve You Last See should not be supporting the My MothI.C.C.S. teams which tanks and artillery. Vietnamese people still Sir William Gower, or Keeling, a very amusing the Thieu Government," er?" a play about relatincludes Communist PolRev. Arthur Humph Miss rey, Jennife Mellet's r being all carried out by the The South Vietnam and demands for the re- ish, Hungarian, North Governme sweetness-and-light Rose and the rest of the cast ionships between two nt has already Viet Cong, lease of all political prisVietnamese, and N.L.F. prop all show a sense of com- young male homosexuals Trelawny. osed that oners being held by the represent neutral obI don't know what (d) the atives, have in- servers edy. inumer able The produc tion was take part in the South Vietnam Govern- spected went wrong — whether it murders, rapes and acts the product of hard work the prisons of free Then there was a re- was the elections, but on the ment, were being issued. South performances of of terrorism which are and know - how — two markably good Vietnam and have proviso comic Terry O'Connell that all non But the real pile-driver neither and Al a product of re-education complete scene changes performance condemned or South by Kerry Ian Kingsford Vietnamese forces came when, according to praised Smith programmes, the conditions must as i n full view of the aud- Goode as Ida-the-maid. totally withdraw The Record of May 31, therein the two young men cm . (e) the reasons why ience, were done in a from South Vietnam; this the Y.C.W. National ConMiss Goode seems to the play itself I am not The Paris Peace Agree- request can hardly be de- they have joined forces most stylish and profess- have a perfect ference handed down a sense of prepared to say. ional manne r, allowin ment, g with which known enemies of the Y.C.W. nied by those proporting number of resolutions comedy; she doesn't have Miss Steve Evans, as the play to progres s with to try, with particuuar reference wants implemented, does to want peace in this the Church. or at least it ap- the mother of one of the less than a two-min not ute recogni se the Procountry . to South Vietnam. One pears that she doesn't boys, brought some life I. J. SANDS, break. Revolutionary What I have said is cannot help but wonder visional have to try, she's a nat- and light to an otherwise Bassendean. Any minor faults were where the other half of ural. turgid drama. swept aside by the perthe story lies. formance of Max Jones. 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Pope warns agams class warfare
V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Society must not lose track of the human class person in the worker being honoured and should be warned against Pope Paul on Europe's traditional Labour Day, warfare, and ivisions d
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ous classes for the monPope ,S'aul shifted his to modern industry for general creating so many jobs opoly of wealth. odnesday Aft sual u be- but also pointed to the Pope Paul said, howaudience to the day fore in .rder to have the division in classes that ever, that he believed with had resulted and which that the remedies for the audience co-incide Day had made of society "not present social tensions the national Labour the a family but an inevitable existed and that he alholiday and delivered talk battlefield, often without ready saw some means of his of points entral c concord, peace or love." happy solutions beginnin various languages in He warned that the ing to take shape. hall. the papal audience • Mrs. Margaret Slattery, secretary of the Australian Parents' Council, in Perth for the from He then went to the riches resulting "We hope especially conference of the Parents and Friends' Federation, was guest of honour at a reception State mans' work must not be today that are successnearby St. Peter's Basilihome of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donnelly. Shown at the function are, from left: Mesdames the at interpreted in erroneous main his deliver ca to ful," he added. ways. Joan Donnelly, Margaret Slattery, Joan Hodsdon and Carmel Cottrell. One such O'Hara, error, Ruth He reminded his listentalk in Italian. said the Pope, was con- ers of the religious aspect across Meanwhile, sidering the worker and Rome, tens of thousands his product in strictly of work, recalling the old monastic motto Ora assemof Italian workers materialistic ways. et Labora — Pray and bled fol. a CommunistThis view, he said, led demonstration in places in temporal things Work. "This formula has the front of St. John Later- 'the one and greatest end advantage of taking into an's, thE Pope's cathedral. of man, even making of consideration our actividemonstrators, The VATICAN CITY (NC). — The Vatican, pressed to comment on the French bishops' stateman the supreme end in ties in all their possible carying red banners with himself. This is an ideolment that the Jewish people should not be den led "the right and the means to its own political forms and of conferring yellow hammers and sick- ogical error, materialexistence among nations," has simply called attention to the Second Vatican Council's teaching on them a dignity, an les, cheered speakers ism." and Pope Paul's repeated declarations on the Holy Land. Jews the on honesty, a reasonableattacking Italy's strikeAnother major error, ness, a force and a form the and economy "The Churches of the logue between Christianridden Unlike the April 16 to its own political exissaid the Pope, was to in- of peace' which work, beof the French tence among nations. Nor whole world," he said, ity and Judaism and it is neo-Fascists, who have statement corporate as a constitu- cause it is linked with the Catholics flourish, committee for can the nations refuse "avoid mixing religion to been blamed for the out- tive part of community temporal world, cannot bishops' break of violence in varrelations with Judaism, this right and these pos- and politics, and make must try to understand life a form of radical of itself confer," His Holious parts of the counthe Second Vatican Coun- sibilities of existence to the distinction between to what extent the return warfare between the vari- iness said. try. cil did not indicate any those who, because of the the Israelite religion, to the Promised Land spiritual or political link local conflicts resulting which enjoys the respect constitutes a secular asIn his talk, Pope Paul between the Jews and the from that return, are at of Arabs, and Israel, piration of the Jewish said: 'Man does not present victims of seri- which exploits that relig- soul," he said. Holy Land. reach his true dimension ion to attain its ends." ous injustice." is without work, which "That does not prevent The Vatican's stateOne of the authors of In the face of the pro- us from thinking that the the beneficial and seriment, issued through its the document, Auxiliary tests, Bishop Arthur El- mixture of the religious ous law for all of us. Press office, said: Every man must be, in "The Catholic Church Bishop Daniel Pazeril of chinger of Strasbourg, and the political which that this president of the French characterises Zionism some way, an intelligent in the Second Vatican Paris, has stated justice bishops' committee for does not accord with the and willing worker." Council expressed itself last demand for Notine that "work is on its own relations with refers to the Palestinians. relations with Judaism, present evolution of our and denied that the statement Christian sensibility." Lebanese not alweys pleasant," the OTTAWA (NC). — The number of priests, the Jews in the declara- The comembassies Egyptian was intended as a recogThe archbishop also Pope said, "We honor the Brothers and Sisters in Catholic Religious orders tion Nostra Aetate on worker who suffers. We in Canada declined again in 1972, according to the Church and non- plained that the French nition of the State of said that the French bishhonor the exhausted a report released here by the Canadian Religious Christian religions, para- bishops had spoken of Israel or any of its pol- ops stressed "the import"land" without further itical acts. ance and the tragic charworker, often humiliated Conference. graph four. tion. specifica acter of the Palestinian simply statement and tak "la advantage of. "The Holy "Concerning the The embassies said this takes note of the fact of fact and the urgent obliAnd we seek to dry his There were 56,349 Can- the province of Quebec. See's stand on the Middle The number of Religi- Eastern conflict, there is term really refers to "a the existence of this gation to end the grave sweat, seeking that his adian Religious in 1972, labor might be lightened the report said, down ous priests was down to nothing to add to what state which has shown an state," Bishop Elchinger situations of injustice of which the Palestinian and his pain eased." from 60,149 in 1971. Or 6,023 from 6,060 in 1971 has been stated on many insatiable tendency to said and has just The Pope paid tribute the total, 40,238 were in and 7,107 in 1962. "If there is to be a dia- peoples are victims." occasions and in Pope expansion been condemned for the The number of Broth- Paul VI's Easter mess- nth time by the United ers was down to 5,720 age itself." Nations." In his Easter message, from 6,124 in 1971. Paris, the ambassaPope Paul simply lament- In The number of Sisters ed that in the Holy Land dors from Arab countries was down to 44,606 from "peace does not yet to France called the By Sister Margaret Bell 47,965 in 1971 and 59,712 reign." Elsewhere he has French bishops' statement "blasphemous," in in 1960. called for justice for the that "it pretends that in displaced Palestinians The report indicates — NOW AVAILABLE — the Zionist state is the ALL SUBURBS wars, that the number of elder- various Arab-Israeli of the a international ccomplishment ly Religious is growing and for designs of God and conwhile that of younger guarantees for the Holy demns ipso facto the • FOR THE VERY YOUNG: Places. shrinks. Religious Palestinian people, the and sons of Ishmael (AbraWonder Books 1, 2 and 3 The Lebanese Of Religious priests, embassies at ham's outcast son), to a Wonder Books Catechist Guide 17.7 per cent are 65 or Egyptian Vatican issued a mere surplus and the Record, Hello, Hello, Hello Distributors for: older and only 7.8 per the joint statement of apprectrue object of the Biblicent are under 34. • FOR PUPILS ENTERING HIGH SCHOOL: TORO Automatic Turf Irrigation iation for the Vatican's cal prophecy to suffer The number of semin- remarks. Life Set of 13 Leaflets equipment. World's Finest Sprinklers new a of the injustice arians in Religious ordLife Catechist Guide for statelessBowling Greens, Golf Courses, and embasstwo The Arab diaspora ers was down to 334 from ies said the Vatican had ness." • AN EXPORTATION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Ovals and Fields. 801 in 1971. cut through "the ambigFOR MID TEENS The ambassadors said R ADIO CONTROLLED Among Sisters, 29.4 per uity of the French episthat they observed "with BELONGING: Pupils cent were 65 or older copal document, which Member N.W.W.A. The Good Name in Reticulation. astonishment that the Teachers Notes while 11.4 per cent were pretended to remain on French bishops impose Catechist Guide WELLS 34 or younger. Postulants the strictly religious BORES MAINSWATER on Christians an imperaSet of Leaflets Auto or Manual Systems and novices for Sister- plane while supporting tive duty to recognise the 232, Zionism." hoods numbered • A GUIDE TO THE PSYCHOLOGLICAL SEXUAL right of Israel to politiHIRE TRENCHING MACHINES, Etc. down from 273 in 1971 ( Zionism is the mili- cal existence. Now the AND SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE tant movement that seeks Complete and 1,280 in 1960. Service for Home Handyman to Big ComADOLESCENT bishops cannot be unaJewish mercial Enterprises — from Industrial and CommerThe number of those an exclusively ware that such a right I LIVE: Pupils cial Enterprises to Sports and Playing Fields. leaving Religious orders nation or religious com- has been deliberately inTeachers Notes is increasing. In 1971-72, munity in what is now terpreted for 25 years as Catechist Guide Consultants 0 Design Service 318 Religious priests be- Israel and had been the negation of the same Record I Live Contractors 0 Suppliers UNDER came laymen or dioces- known as Palestine). right with regard to the Hire for Home Handyman also The embassies legitian priests. In the same ONE ROOF Palestinian people, We will instal l complete or period, 1,549 Sisters left charged that the French mate sovereign of the AT OUR supply materials only. bishops had "insisted on Palestinian land." their orders. NEW a pretended right to the OPEN SAT. A.M. FOR YOUR "The last 10 years, in- land, while denying to Archbishop Melkite-rite ADDRESS: CONVENIENCE of deed, have been hard the Palestinian people Neophytos Edelby Pty. 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Pope to deplore violence in world
VATICAN CITY (NC). - Peace among men must replace the violence that rocked the world, Pope Paul told thousands of people gather. ed in St. Peter's Square for his noontime blessing. "There are few but rather a "teacher The Pope's comment of life". things which so corfollowed the killing of The tragedy in Milan rupt a people as an an innocent girl and has shocked all of attitude of hatred." the injuring of other Italy and enkindled Manzoni, the Pope people in Milan by a furious political deconcluded, was not self-proclaiming anarsimply a great writer bate about law and chist. order in Italy. or profound thinker, "We are sad," the Pope said, "for we all live in an atmosphere in which evil and cruel deeds of bloodshed if they are isolated and episodic-threaten and make difficult our living together." The Pope urged everyone to fight When 35 fourth and fifth-year girls and four against the temptation teachers from Mercedes College returned to of reprisals and inPerth at the end of May vacation they had travellstead, demonstrate more than 4,000 miles by road coach and ed concord and peace. some thousands of miles by plane. Pope Paul referred to the Italian poet and Accompanied by Sister they saw banana, sugar, novelist Alessan dro Mary Claude, Sister Mary pineapple and ginger Manzoni - who died Assissium, Sister Pauline plantations in Queens100 years ago on May and Sister Mary Felicity, land, before travelling by 22 - as a model for they had been on a 17- road south through Briseveryone. day tour of the Eastern bane, Port Macquarie, Citing the poet's "inStates during some of Sydney, where they saw exhaustible which they had camped the harbour bridge and treasury opera house, to Canberra of moral wisdom," the in caravan parks. Pope recalled that and then on to MelThey went from Perth bourne. Manzoni had written: to Melbourne by air and They were able to "Life is not a bur from Melbourne they spend some time at each den for many and a travelled by coach of the cities they visited joy for few . . . through Victoria, New but their fairly tight "One ought to South Wales and Queens- schedule called for a think to do well land as far as Mackay. road average of 350 miles rather than be well; Then they went to Pro- a day. by acting thus, one From Melbourne they finishes by being serpine and visited islands off the coast and returned to Perth by air better . . . saw the beauties of the after what was not only "Misfortunes, wheBarrier Reef in a- glass- an educational tour but ther they are our an exciting holiday at a own fault or accid- bottomed boat. Kempsey was among cost (including meals, ental, are softened the places they visited in fares and accommodaby trust in God . . New South Wales, and tion) of S227 each.
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seminary Historic FROM LETTER A.B.C. religious programmed AUNT WIN to move to London
The Tudor Singers of ous Scene by Patrick SUNDAY, Hobart. Music - "0 Kirkwood and George LONDON (NC). - A seminary linked with June 10 Whither Shall I Flee," Morrison. 10.15 a.m. Dear Girls and Boys, and "God Liveth Still," "Sus- ( Heart the underground Catholic Church in England in 6WN), 9.40 a.m. (Regs). " With programme of sex Mummers' Carol," This Sunday, Pentecost is the wonderful feast day Voice:" A today present- "The head that once was on which we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit the days of Reformation persecution is once for hymns Lee. 7.00 a.m. crowned with thorns." on the Apostles; Our Lady was with them too on that more going to move. TELEVISION ed by Tony wonderful occasion. 10.45 p.m. (6WN). ( 6WF). St. Edmund's College, some from neighbouring SUNDAY, I t is also the birthday of the Church; it was going "James Encounter:" " the Westminster archdio- dioceses and some from to grow strong from that moment onwards. A portrait MONDAY, June 11 to June Builder." 10 the I wonder what is was like before that Pentecost cesan seminary, which the Religious orders. late Arch"Divine Service:" The day? in sound of the FRIDAY, June 15 In recent years, the traces its history back to Duhig, bishop Sar James The Apostles must have felt that something was the seminary founded in Ware seminary had be"Readings From the Australian College of EdArchCatholic Roman Bible:" The Rev. Norman ucation Conference, Syd- s till missing in their faith. Yes, Jesus had taught them 1568 at Douai in what is come too small and isobishop of Brisbane from Webb of Sydney. 7.10 a.m. ney University; An ecu- t hat He had come from God; He had worked miracles, now France, is to move lated. The seminary is a.m. 8.00 1917 to 1965. 25 miles into central Lon- also moving out to allow (6WN), 6.10 a.m. (Regs). menical service. 11.00 and even had raised the dead to life. ( 6WF). a.m. general attached don from the quiet little the Messiah were sure that He was the Jewish They "Pause A Moment:" The southern English town of school for boys to spread. "Sacred Music:" Pat"Lamp Unto My Feet: and als,o that He was all powerful. Remember the time presents Rev. Graham Hardy of rick Kirkwood Marantha:" This pro- when they were caught in a storm at sea and they had Ware, where it has been The general school now No. 34 Sydney. 9.10 a.m. (6WF Cantata educates about 400 boys. ach's located since 1791. B gramme is about a group been terrified. for Whit- and Regs). To meet the cost of and other music of "Jesus People" of The seminary for EngThey had awakened Jesus to help them and after sunday. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). "New Christians" associ- He had calmed the sea He asked them "Where is your lish candidates for the revamping the Chelsea JUNE 11, 12, 14 and 15 the boys' ated with the Church of f aith?" priesthood was establish- convent and "Let's Face It:" The "By The Way:" The Nazarene at New Milford, school at Ware seminary of Parkin Paul then in the ed at Douai, ev. of us on occasions other hand, like most R On the (Regs), Rev. Norman Cocks of where the pastor is the authorities have decided Adelaide. 7.00 a.m. they were a little ambitious, sometimes arguing about Spanish Netherlands, durHobart presents readings Rev. Paul Moore (U.S.A.) who would be highest in the new kingdom. Ten of ing the reign of Elizabeth to put up for sale their "Divine Service:" St. from the book: "John Mr. Moore speaks of his t hem were very indignant when they heard that James I, who severely persecut- most valued possession LauncesChurch, Aidan's Old Hall ManuHope of Christ Church, encounter in a pizza shop and John might be considered ahead of them! ed the Catholic Church in - the ton. 11.00 a.m. (6WN and St. Lawrence," by LLC. as one regarded script, with a group of young Regs). They misunderstood the spiritual kingdom He was England. Rodd. 10.20 a.m. (6WN people and how he was of the most important Now seminary authori- manuscripts of English Hymn and Regs). speaking of and kept asking Him when the Jewish "Community led to devote himself to ties plan to take over a medieval music. nation would be supreme again. Singing:" St. Augustine's serving them. There follWhen Jesus told them that He would suffer, Peter convent in the Chelsea Little is actually known Mont Albert .North, Mel- MONDAY, June 11 to ow comments by a numsection of London, a resi- about the 112-page manscolded Him for talking of such things. bourne. 6.30 p.m. (MT SATURDAY, June 16 ber of other people condential area associated uscript except that it They could not see God's plan. and Regs). "Evennig Meditation:" nected with the group or They thought that they would be able to rely on with Charles Dickens, dates back to the 15th The Epilogue:" "The The Rev. Ray Bush, of having had contact with their own strength. Peter said he would even lay down Thomas Carlyle, George c entury. It contains 147 Choir of Peterborough Queensland. 00.01 a.m. them: school teachers, a his life for His Lord but on that last terrible night of Eliot and Oscar Wilde. c ompositions, including p.m. 11.16 Cathedral, (6WN) 11.50 p.m. (Regs). Roman Catholic Priest, a His life Peter denied Him three times. settings and choral Mass (Regs), The the convent is on p.m. Presbyterian Minister and ( 6WN), 11.45 Even the Apostles who had seen Our Lord trans- site of the home of St. music, and is an incoma Jewish Rabbi. "MaranSATURDAY, tha" is a word from the figured on Mount Thabor left Him during His agony Thomas More, the lord parable treasure of preMONDAY, liturgical June 16 early church meaning in Gethsemane. The others ran away- in fear when the chancellor of England be- Reformation June 11 music. headed by Henry VIII. "Saturday Saints:" A 'Come Lord.' 9.30 p.m. soldiers took Jesus pris,oner. "Facing The Week:" weekly look at the religi- approx. Two pieces are attribuThings began to change when they saw the Risen The purpose of the The Rev. Paul Parkin of ted to "Roy Henri," who Lord but there was still that little touch of fear and move is to make it easier Adelaide. 6.25 p.m. (6WN). is thought to have been caution as they locked themselves behind doors during for the 70 major seminKing Henry V, although meetings. their arians to attend Heythit could have been Henry The coming of the Holy Spirit changed all that. WEDNESDAY, rop College, a Catholic IV or Henry VI. It was In the Acts of the Apostles we learn that the June 12 school for theology and ertainly at one time in c apostles and Mary were praying about nine o'clock one philosophy that moved to "School Service:" "Let's the possession of Henry morning when there was a noise like rushing wind and London a few years ago Go No. 15." Trial by Fire. V 's Royal Chapel, which what looked like tongues of fire over their heads. to become part of the 10.20 a.m. (6WN and Whatever they had been in the past they were now was, of course, Catholic. University London big Revs). It could bring about "new men". complex. $150,000 at an auction at No more hiding away in fear. Out they went in "Frontier:" A review of St. Edmund's, Britain's Southerby's auctioneers, trust and love with courage to tell the Good News recent religious events VATICAN CITY (NC). - Members of the of the Risen Jesus to everyone they met. oldest seminary, was set on July 9. around the world. 7.15 On that birthday of the Church, the Holy Spirit up at Ware when the colp.m. (6WN and Regs). joint Roman Catholic World Council of Churches seemed to be everywhere. All sorts, of people were lege at Douai was closed working group have been meeting in Windsor, listening and three thousand are said to have become at the French Revolution. FRIDAY, England to take stock of relations between the converted to the Lord immediately; many were struck At Douai priests had June 15 by the miracle that Peter performed at the Beautiful been trained for the dan"Cross Ways:" "Islam two Christian religious bodies and of what should Gate in Jerusalem. gerous English mission, CORSET SALON in That is the short of miracle we want the Holy slipping secretly into this Australia:" From be done in the future. Afghan camel drivers to Spirit to repeat in our lives. Like the apostles let us country to sustain the Fashion Corsets present-day Turkish imThe meeting's main that the Catholic Church put away all our fear from the pas,t and be ready to underground Church and migrants. This program- task is to determine what for the time being at become what God wants us to be. the Ladies' Surgical & during knowing me looks at the followers changes should be made least will not ask for It will mean that the Holy Spirit will change our toughest days of persecuE xclusive Lingerie of Mohammed in Austra- in the group's orientation membership in the World l ives but we shall talk about that a little later. tion that they were going and Hosiery lia. 10.15 p.m. (6WN). of God bless you all and may you be filled with the to almost certain martyrChurches and goals following the COuncil "In Quires and Places:" announcement last year ( W.C.C.), life of the Holy Spirit. 202, 2nd Floor Room dom. Levinson Building A report on Catholic Your Friend, Today the seminary membership and the de713 Hay St., AUNT WIN trains priests principally cision reached by both W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS for the Westminster archPerth. sides was carried in a diocese and the greater PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Phone: 23 3518 W.C.C. magazine in July, London area but also Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists and 1972, with a joint preface General Plumbing. All Work Guarantr,ed. written by Cardinal Jan Willebrands, president of Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 255 , 49 2095 20 Mabel St. the Vatican's Secretariat 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH. for Promoting Christian South Perth Unity, and Dr. William P AINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2714i Carson Blake, then secretary general of the W.C.C. SN4C 6E Stephen the first deacon was put on trial. The joint working 411111111111•11111MV FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY wanted to listen to him. Even the judges Nobody group was established in ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE that beginning the at minds had made up their 1965. L ARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS According to an official he was guilty. of the unity secretarW.A.O.A. Phone 21 2765 "Stone him!" the mob stones and from many iat the meeting will 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT blood stained his Stephen was wounds OPTOMETRISTS Thus OPTICIANS be "especially concern- yelled. ( Tce End) , PERTH ed with reviewing and dragged through the city the sand as the stones 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 41111111111111•11% its work streets until an open continued to land on him. evaluating Res.: 67 1685 standing was Saul up to now," including the space was found where last the mob could stand there watching. But he of consequences around and pelt heavy could also see the exJuly's decision. '1? pression on the young relationship be- rocks at the young man "The OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS martyr's face. It was not gentle exwho held a tween the two bodies," pression in his eyes as he often that one saw a CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS the official said, "is deeplooked up at His Lord in person almost joyful in and the years ening with 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth - 21 5344 the midst of such agony. still growing. What we the heavens. "Lord," Stephen prayCarousel Shopping Town, Cannington is "Kill the Nazarene! S PE -.IAL must do now is to examKill him!" people were ed, "do not lay this sin ine more closely areas 68 4831 T AL HOSPt shouting with fury and on them." for future work." ON CENTRE COURT, NEXT TO BOANS) his last These were He also said that the hatred for a religion they words. group would study its believed was false. Shephen had become possible contribution to A young man Saul was the first to die for being I NSIST ON the world asembly of the standing there. How a Christian - even before MEMORIALS + W.C.C., to be held in much did he hate that any of the apostles, many Djakarta, in 1975. new religion one won- of whom were to be The joint group is head- ders? martyred also. ed by Cardinal Wille"Fit for a King" "Hold my cloak, Saul" And the story was not 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE brands and Dr. Philip shouted one of the mob. yet over for that young Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erecteo Potter, the present W.C.C. L ADIES v. "Mine, too," screamed man Saul. As he walked anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed general secretary. Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR another, "I can aim away little did he know Designs and Quotes without obligation. parCatholic Among the better now." what would happen to ' Ne have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 B utchers Shops ticipants will be Father The poor man Stephen him also one day. 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W ORLD of SPORT The Rovers remain unbeaten
Thursday, June 7, 1973
Race Talk by Rod Evans
OUR CLARE, a brown DAVID FORTUNE, filly by Little Roderick, o wned by Jenny Pugh was most impressive and trained by her father when she finished strong- David Pugh, ran right up The Rovers, led by their captain, Bertie Houlihan, confirmed their ly to run third to Burn- to his good trial forni position as the best team to emerge so far in this season's Gaelic Football ished Arrow and Bay- when he finished third brone in the Club Handi- ehind smart horses in League games, when at St. Norbert's College, Queen's Park, last Sunday, cap for two-year-old b s S wift Wind and King of they put in a strong finish to beat Galway by 2 points. 1,300 over metres last Jazz. The final score was 1 to put on a fine display both teams now on level Monday. As DAVID'S FORTUNE goal 11 points to 2 goals of open football which terms, after some excitc overed a terrific amount 6 points in favour of the had the Rovers team at ing passages of play from This filly has been most of extra ground, the Rovers, who remain un- sixes and sevens. both sides, the Rovers consistent in her races was full of merit run and beaten. O'Reilly gained control finally pulled out the ex- and as she has proved this chestnut This was the final at midfield and his con- tra effort with a score by she can handle a winter Rio will soongelding by return a league game before the stant stream of passes Mal McCague, to gain vic- track she will soon make big dividend for his atChampion- brought many scores, tory. Australian amends for her owner, tractive owner. ships in Adelaide on June from a now steady forMrs. Y. Panizza, and her C ANTERBURY TALES The Rovers best play- trainer, ward line. 9 and 10. N. Donovan from has improved out of ers were: HouliBertie Clancy shrugged off the Bunbury. sight since being Both teams rose to the trained han, Mal McCague, Bill ankle inhis of effects by Reg Tucker of Bun. occasion and produced O'Connor and Mike Den- INIS-BERN made a re- bury and his run last one of the best games of jury and registered many nehy. turn to racing when she Monday was outstanding, football seen at St. Nor- points. In defence, Tom Nick contested the W.A. AmatGalway: For Varden and Martin Tobin The Natural Bid geldbert's this year. 0 Mr. Harry Nolan (on right) of Biltfirm It was a game of con- were repelling all that Clancy, Tony O'Reilly, eur Football League Han- ing was pulling very hard Tom Varden and Martin dicap over 1,300 metres early in the race and Furniture Pty. Ltd., congratulating Mr. Bil l trasts throughout. In the came their way. had Towards the end with Tobin. for first division purse to be checked off Smith who won the three-piece suite that Mr. first half the Rovers were the horses. heels of the winner and dominant in all positions,' Nolan donated to the W.A. Gaelic Club and as he also lost his posand their cohesive teamIrish Club for its fund-raising dance in the This mare is now train- ition at the 800 metre passaccurate work and Sir Thomas Meagher pavilion on May 25. ed by Lou Sharpen and mark it was an outstanding of the ball made the Others in the photo are, from left to right: Graham Webster was her ing run to finish only a Galway captain, Nick Mrs. Chris McCague, Mr. Noel Colgan and postillion when she ran head from the winner in Clancy, wonder what he Mrs. Nolan. a good fifth behind smart fourth place when the could and should do to Victoria's heavy deBy Bernard Jay horses in Bilfine and post was reached. This Picture by KEVRON PHOTOGRAFHICS contain the Rovers team. feat of Western Australia Aladdin and will soon re- gelding is sure to win anThe game got under in Melbourne poses the scoring area and you have ward owner, Darby Cane, other race in the near way in ideal playing conusual problems for W.A. a hopeless task against wtih another victory. future for his owners. ditions; with an overcast the professionals with the sky, very little wind and authorities, but raises a (admittedly big V. dry pitch. Br. Hannick question What a big, determined was referee for the day long-term) for all folland he kept a tight rein owers and administra- ruckman can do against on the game throughout. tors of Australian Rules the likes of Thompson and Dempsey was illusThe Rovers were first football. GLOUCESTER PARK trated by Alexander when away from the throw-in —SOLE AGENTS— This latter is the con7.30—QUALIFYING (1). and were into attack tinued place as Rules (as he went on to the ground straight away, but the against other codes) as in the last quarter. BeSir Taupo, Double Command, Star t,*Ly, r-, defence quickly an Australia-wide (limi- fore then our followers Galway Malvern. the height, cleared the ball down- ted) form of competition. had not 8.00—KALGOORLIE. strength or skill to counfield. 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco problems many Of the Bellette, Oromedes, Dusty Sam. ter the Victorian giants. Bill O'Connor got the posed for W.A. four 8.30—QUALIFYING (2). 81 1410 — 81 1754 To say the least, W.A. ball for the Rovers and appear to be crucial. They LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGEN( Apprentice, Riki Nelson, Tavis. sent back into the Galway are that somehow, some- was ineffective on the SEMIONIk 9.00—BOULDER. wings where the two men from and a square, where we must find really Healey's Choice, Bold Adios, Placid Way. scramble in the goal- big and skillful ruckmen, chosen were, if not out aMMIMIINIP 9.35—KAMBALDA. mouth, a goal resulted that we must always pick of their element, at least Forbes Adios, Dark Adair, Suto San. for the Rovers. players for particular not predominently top From then until the places ,that we must re- wingman, of the calibre 10.10—SOUTHERN CROSS. end of the first half, they fuse clearances to Vic- say, of Brehaut. Gallant Ned, Sign Again, Ossie Park. Ross Smith, the ex-Vicpulverised the Galway toria except in the most 10.40—COOLGARDIE. defence and kept on add- exceptional circumstan- torian now Subiaco capFrosty Willow, Young Robbie, Dalfred ing to their score. ces and that we must tain and coach, has part For First Class Plumbing Services Best Bet: APPRENTICE. Mal McCague and Ber- learn to play hard, fast of the answer in his adte Houlihan were in top vigorous football through. vocacy of the numbers Steam and Hot Water Installations form in the forward line. out a game while retain- game — that is having Joe Mulroy was another ing all the skills expected more than one player PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 who was doing a lot of of top players, even ama- where the action is. damage. But this presupposes teur or semi-profssional 211 Newcastle Street, Perth fitness and speed to be These three,' contribut- team members. Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. once there there and to ed a lot to their sides In the past we have PERTH 6000 first half score of 1 goal accomplished the last- tackle hard and persist 6 points. In goals, keeper mentioned and we can do in it if the opposition has No. 1 THREE FIRST PRIZES Mike Dennehy was rarely it again; but, judging the ball. It could not be Special Lottery from the TV replay in the said that Western Austtroubled. TICKETS $3.00— Full Books $150.00 Galway's tally of scores game against Victoria, ralia, with some notable No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 First Prize for the first half was a only a handful of players exceptions, tackled hard meagre 3 points, scored were capable of clean against Victoria. SomeTICKETS $1.00 — Full Books $50.00 by their skipper, Clancy ball-handling and most times we didn't tackle at 1No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 First Prize And what of Galway? of the players were far all. Bayswater Hotel TICKETS 50 cents — Full Books $25.00 Wembley Hotel They reshuffled their side too slow. As for clearances, WesOpp. STATION Add to this some un- tern Australia (and South in the second half and PROMPT RETURN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS Comfortabl, Old Time Music and the changes brought them commonly poor kicking Australia and Tasmania) THESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY Accommodation Dancing, Friday and back into the game. to the man and lack of should have long since SO HURRY! Bed and Break fast Now it was their turn direct approach to the adopted an uncomprising Saturday $4.00 — LES BARTLETT, Prop attitude to clearances for good players to Victoria. 71 1224 M. F. 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Pa king tion, money and recruitf aci lities. $5.00 per day. ing over the other three 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 2 i 4341 Rules states, and if its _ • apparently insatiable appetite for the cream of players from those States Retail Price Toms Sale is allowed to be satisfied • See us about your WEDDINGS and 600-620x 12 x4 $22.10 $13.95 year after year, W.A., S.A. PARTIES in the MOOMBA ROD/0 $22.60 $12.95 560x13x4 and Tasmanian teams Moderate Rates PHONE 22 1049 $26.20 $15.95 640x13x4 will become so depleted Northam's that interstate games 695x14x4 $15.95 $26.85 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-MOTF L against Victoria will be$29.00 $17.95 735x14x4 TOM MURPHY, Proprietor LEO STEINS, Manager come farcical, the Aust4.44444 560x15x4 $14.75 $24.05 ralian carnival a "good time" festival and not a football competition — NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL and people will stay away from Rules matches in Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., ERTH Bed and Breakfast, $5.00. 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