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The two New Norcia colleges merge; new name, Salvado The two Catholic colleges at New Norcia — St. Benedict's and St. Gertrude's — are to be united under one name, Salvado College. The decision to make With a long and dis- by the Benedictine Comthis move was officially tinguished record going munity of New Norcia, announced this week by back in its origins almost and St. Gertrude's the Prior-Administrator to the beginning of the Girls' College, staffed by of New Norcia, the Most century, the two New the Sisters of St. Joseph, Rev. Bernard Rooney. Norcia boarding-colleges have from their inception Mr. A. G. Phelan has have become well-known fulfilled an urgent need been appointed principal even beyond the bound- in Catholic education in • St. Benedict's College (above), formerly the St. I ldephonsus College, and of the new College, and aries of Western Austra- this State. ( below) St. Gertrude's College, now to become Salvado College, New Norcia. will be in charge of all lia. They have not been matters connected with NEED FULFILLED slow, moreover, to meet the academical adminisSt. Benedict's (former- the changing demands tration. ly St. Illdephonsus') Col- for new techniques in St. Benedict's and St. lege for Boys, conducted education generally. For Gertrude's ( each under the last couple of years INIMOMONINOYMMOWNN a superior) will retain there has been a pooling their identity as boardof resources — teaching ing-establishments withpersonnel and equipment in the college for the — in a joint classroom boys and girls respectivestaffing programme for ly. the education of boys The news of the union and girls together. has aroused considerable interest and the A further and most scheme is regarded as a valuable improvement in notable advance in the educational facilities was An emergency appeal work of education in this undertaken with the confor relief of famine in State. struction of a wellbeing is Ethiopia equipped science and The title of the new launched in all States library block which is college is regarded as a by members of Disaster expected to be completed happy choice and has Emergencies Committee before the new college met with common ap- in Australian which opens in February next proval. Catholic Relief particiyear. The name, "Salvado" pates. almost has become A spokesman said These preliminary steps synonymous with that of t hat Australian Catholic have led logically, no New Norcia and of the Relief had been helping doubt, to the present Benedictine Order in for a time in African union of St. Benedict's W.A., and serves to drought areas but the and St. Gertrude's as a identify the college with severity of the situation single entity — Salvado pleasing precision. had created a need for College. all agencies to combine in a special effort to meet such a terrible misON INSIDE PAGES fortune. Calendar 4 Funds gathered will be shared between the volChildren's World__ untary agencies, and the Catholic funds will go Classified through Caritas InternatAdvertisements 10 ionalis and Catholic ReLetters ... ... ... 11 lief Services, both of which are already workVATICAN CITY (NC). — Meaningful participation of Catholics in the News In Pars ... 4 ing in the drought- observance of the Holy Year called for a change of heart, Pope Paul told affected areas. his weekly general audience last week. Sister Phi lornena Marked Donations Speaking to thousands Catholics to take part in from truth, from the Earle ... 8 "Ethiopian Famine Relief Apeal" may be sent in the Vatican Audience its observance in an ac- good and from sincerity USUALLY COME BACK FOR Saint Francis Film ... Hall, the Pope centred tive, positive way. of love." to G.P.O. Box 9900, his thoughts, as he has This renewal must ANOTHER. . . AND ANOTHER Serious efforts must be Sport 12 Perth or the same box done over the past counumber in every other made by the faithful to come from within but it AND ANOTHER . . . itTheatre ... ... ... 8 capital city or through ple of months, on the work at an "interior con- also must manifest meaning of the Holy version, a change of self exteriorly, Pope Paul any branch of any bank. TV, Radio ... ... ... ... 9 4,04M4,11,004,411,4NMININNINP4PO4,04 Year and the need for heart" in their daily, or- said. dinary relation to religi- In this regard, the widedeplored on and to God, he said. Pope "The heart is the in- spread pornography and and movies terior cell of human psy- immoral chology," Pope Paul said. plays. "It is the source of in"We cannot remain silstincts, thoughts, and ent about our sorrowful above all of man's ac- amazement at the indultions." gence as well as at the Religion and the lovp publicity and propaganda of God must be renewed which today is so ignoblv BOYS completing their Junior Certificate interiorly, he said and being given to pornograthis year are invited to submit applications Catholics must be sincere phy, immoral shows and exhibitions, in the desire for renew- !icentious for the Old Aquinians' Scholarship. The The Holy Year, the al. THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN "Christ granted no in- Pope added, called on Scholarship will cover tuition fees only for dulgence to hypocrisy, Catholics to embark on CARS nor to false virtue, nor "a resolute and systethe two final years at Aquinas College. to formal but lying jus- matic exploration of our AUTHORISED GENERAL MOTC 7, 5 hearts, that is, of our Applications close on 15th December, 1973, with tice. HOLDEN DEALER Mr. N. 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"God is master of life and A children's Salvado principal a Mass in death;" bishop on euthanasia every parish noted educationist NEW YORK (NC). — Archbishop John Whealon of Hartford has reLONDON — A children's stated the Church's position on euthanasia following instances of babies Mass in every parish every with birth defects being allowed to die after a clinic's removal of special Sunday was suggested to Arundel and Brighton diotreatment for them. cesan pastoral council re-
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"What are the moral can be denied to any- cently. The particular cases This is a bid to combat Archbishop Whealon re- principles for a decision one." The selection of Mr. A. G. Phelan as principal of Salvado College the great difficulty experferred to in a column such as this? the archHe said that he under- ienced by augurs well for the success of the new venture, as he is a man of wide wrote. "What he writes for the "Cath- bishop parents and teachwere there that stood ers in encouraging children and varied experience in both teaching and administration. olic the principles can be given Transcript," "hard specific cases and aged six to archdiocesan newspaper, to guide parents, doctors, seven onwards difficult Further, because of his hospital agonizingly and to attend Sunday Mass. were those at the Yale- nurses questions to be answerqualities of character New Haven intensive- boards?" The children claim they and intellect he is held ed" before ever making a care nursery. anyone are "bored. They don't un- in high esteem by his He said that "the dis- decision to allow derstand," and ask "Why many friends and presThe nursery received tinction between ordin- to die. should we go?" ent and former colleagnational news coverage ary and extraordinary He added: when it was learned measures to prolong life The very acute problem, ues. "I am fearful of any says a report to the pastoral With his wife, Marthat, during a 30-month is vital to understand tendency to judge that council, is accentuated by gare,t, he joined the staff period, 43 infants were these cases." only people leading pro- the fact that many schools of St. Benedict's College, permitted to die after it was determined that "No-one is obliged to ductive and 'meaningful' now have Masses geared four years ago, and, only extraordinary prolong his or her life or lives deserve to be kept specially to children of dif- from the outset, New means could keep them the life of another by living. ferent age groups and these Norcia, with its historand alive. make sense to the children ical associations using extraordinary or "I am troubled by the had has traditions, long while the parish liturgy sufmeans. difficult mentality abortional Archbishop Whealon very for them, and for their fers by comparison. which can now threaten said that the accounts children, a special attrac"Children, of course, are as "This does not mean human life outside read about the Yaletion and interest. nursery that direct killing of any well as inside the womb also more perceptive, critNew Haven Over the years Mr. and cases indicated to him human being is permit- —by the idea that man ical and aware now as a Mrs. Phelan have disresult of televiswatching masthe is God not that the nursery "seemed ted—or that routine med- and played a zeal and comion." to be within the moral ical care or nourishment ter of life and death." petence in their profesdenorms" which he sional work and a genscribed in his column. erous initiative and cooperation in other varied "The Connecticut State activities at New Norcia Medical Society likewise which have won for seemed to be in accord them widespread apprewith these norms," the ciation and respect. archbishop wrote. "All Mr. Phelan received his cases came down to one early education in New basic issue: Not using South Wales from the extraordinary measures Sisters of St. Joseph, for one whose span of and later , as a scholarlife is already coming to ship-student, from the an end." Marist Brothers at St. Nevertheless, ArchbishNEW YORK (NC). — Parish councils that expressed an interest only Joseph's College, Hunop Whealon expressed would fail in their mission, Cardinal John Dearden of ter's Hill. concern that the public- in parochial affairs He began his secondity given to the cases Detroit, told an archdiocesan congress of parish councils in Milwaukee. ary education at Marist might cause confusion and Mr. A. G. PHELAN The parish council that stand the inter-relation- derstanding of what con- College, Forbes, among Catholics. permits the parish to ship of the parish and sensus means, he said. went on to matriculate close in on itself is not the broader Church com- It precluded unilateral from Mittagong College, faithful to its purpose. munity, the cardinal said, decisions while working where, during his final OLD GOLD JEWELLERY college t is not a parish council and they must stress ser- toward shared leader- year, he was I PRECIOUS STONES captain. of a Christian commun- vice and prayer in their ship. SILVER, GOLD COINS He obtained his Teachity," Cardinal Dearden work. "I was a bishop under er's Certificate and teachsaid. MELDRUM The exercise of au- the old system," Cardinel' registration, but thereMembers of a parish thority in the Church al Dearden said. PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH after for some years under- today called for an unmust council 'It was quicker, less continued his teachersummer in The Board of Management of La Salle College time-consuming, and, I training vacations, during schools like to think, the dehas announced the appointment of a lay principal specialcisions were no worse. and completed a for the College in 1974. mathematin course ised But it won't work any He is Mr. Jan. W. ed from St. Brigid's engineering and ics more." Jolley, B.A., at present school and two departdrawing. He said that broad parAfter a period of prac- a staff member of St. ments known as La in decision- tice-teaching in the prin- Patrick's College, Goul- Salle College for boys ticipation He was and girls became a CG making "is our bumb- cipal Marist colleges in burn, N.S.W. ling, fumbling way of and near Sydney, Mr. formerly headmaster of institutional body, each grasping what it means Phelan taught as second- a co-educational college having its own autonomy but sharing educational to be a Christian." ary-teacher to Leaving in Orange, N.S.W. Mr. Jolley (37), mar- f acilities in many suh. years four for level Perth Carousel Rockingham Park Drawing from his exto ried, has had 17 years jects. An appointment with perience parish Hamilton followed which of experience in educaAt this time, the Siscouncils, Cardinal Dear- gave him the opportun- tion from the Victorian ters of Mercy who had den said that members ity to extend the range Education Department. been in Midland since the should •be people with of his teaching and to La Salle College com- f oundation of St. Brigid's a "vision" of the Church attend Newcastle Tech- menced in 1954 when it school early in the centhat stressed service. was called De La Salle tury, handed over the nical College. He was engaged in College, since it was charge of the primary 'Don't put together a staffed at that time by school to the Sisters of parish council composed teaching at St. Joseph's the De La Salle Brothers. St. Joseph who took upt Hill, Hunter's , College of persons with special At the end of 1971 the residence in the former he where years six for skills," he warned. acted also as O.C. Senior De La Salle Brothers Mercy convent. forced, through "Look for people who Cadets and rowing mas- were Next year the college shortage of personnel, to really reflect their Chris- ter and coach. starts another phase in tian vocations. You He joined the Educa- relinquish their charge its ail development can always appoint spec- tion Department in this of the school. Faced with the impos- fourth year and later ialists when you need State in 1954. fifth year are introduced them." In his second year at sibility of obtaining an- as completely co-edue81other order religious to had he Bridgetown, While acknowledging charge of the primary staff the school, the tional classes. that some pastors feared Religious assisting the obtained section there when a Archbishop parish and new high school was from councils the Christian new principal will be others were comfortable built on another site. He Brothers the services of Brother Fitzhardinge ant only with those who then taught in the sec- Brother B. Fitzhardinge Sisters Leo and Gregory. would rubber-stamp deAt present the enrotondary section and in as headmaster of a mixed cisions made in the rec- 1958 declined the position staff while the future di- ment of the Colleges IS tory, Cardinal Dearden of acting senior master rection of the college 342, consisting of 122 also cautioned that a girls and 103 boys in the to accept secondment to was planned. council with too much Muresk Agricultural ColA unique aspect of the secondary section and power could be just as new staff was the pres- 117 boys in the primary lege. disastrous for a parish. Mr. Phelan remained ence of two Sisters of grades. Next year the enrolSt. Joseph, Sisters GerThe parish council, he for 12 years at Muresk ard and ment is expected o be as Francis, the said, must be represen- as lecturer, headmaster first Sisters to teach in near 400. Dursportsmaster. and tative of the parish comLa Salle College is a secondary boys' colmunity, not an accumu- ing this time the position by a board re• managed lege. lation of special interests was advanced to a senior In 1973 in a further de- presenting six parishes of spokesmen for partis- position by two civil velopment, the girls' sec- from Mundaring to Redservice grades. an causes. ondary section was mov- clif fe. becollege When the Prayer was an import- came wholly tertiary, he ••••••,••••••",Prosoo,.4.#4.4••••••••••#"•••••###•••••••••••••nororre 4"" . .#0 , vv ant ingredient in the designed new courses in development of a parish rural sociology, farm council, the cardinal said. management, accounting communications "A council that is pray- and OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS erful is willing to spend which were accepted and W.A. time learning its own published by the Corneal Lens Consultants Institute of Technology. identity," he added. 21 5344 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH — While at Muresk, Mr. "Such a council will conducted spread warmth, compas- Phelan also CAROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN — — — 68 4831 sion and understanding public speaking classes DEMPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND — 73 1929 of the on behalf of Adult Eduin the life cation. 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Prayer for Holy Year VATICAN CITY ( NC) — A "Prayer for the Holy Year" from the secretariat of the Central Committee for the Holy Year has been published in the Vatican doily newspaper, "L'Osservatore Romano".
4• Looking appreciatively at their certificates, received on completion of course for care of disturbed children are, from left: Miss Christine White, Miss Anne Tondut, Brother Laurie Negus, Castledare; Miss Gale Hardman, Parkervil le Chi ldren's Homes; Sister Pauline, Neuville; and Mrs. Maureen Steel, Parkervil le Children's Homes.
Welfare bureau's milestone in child care training People who are dealing with disturbed children today are becoming increasingly aware that they need special skills and more training to cope with this growing problem. To meet these needs the partment and the Mental Catholic Family Welfare Health Services and volunBureau took some action tary workers. and arranged the first 30Summing up the reasons week course specifically de- for the course, Father required giving the to voted Hickey said: "Staff training training. is seen as more important Last week the 20 people today particularly by the who had completed the staff themselves, who feel course received their certifi- the satisfaction of being cates from Bishop Quinn at recognised for the special an informal ceremony at skills that they are acquirthe Casteldare Boys' Home. ing. -This applies equally to "The most important and pleasing aspect of this the administrator in the ofcourse," said Father Barry fice, the nursing sister, or Hickey, director of the even the general worker Catholic Family Welfare who may be dealing with Bureau, "was that, although children at their respective the course was initiated by levels." He added that there was and held at Catholic institutions, it had attracted greater focus today on the stvong support from other treatment rather than the Church welfare agencies. custodial care of children. Through this course, they There had been a course had come to know each in child care run by the other much better and had Perth Technical College, he grown in respect for each said, but most staff in Cathother and the work that olic institutions had already each was doing for youth, acquired the basic knowhe added. ledge offered by that course The following institutions so it was decided to launch were represented: Castle- a special course with the dare, Clontarf, McAuley focus on disturbed chilren. Centre, Neuville, St. Mary's He also said that it was Hostel, New Norcia, Park- an opportunity to prove to departments erville Anglican Children's government Home, Methodist Homes that the voluntary bodies for Children. In addition, were anxious to update two Sisters of Mercy inter- their methods and to take ested in child care also at- initiatives. tended the course. This year's course, he The weekly lectures lasted added, would not be refor an hour and a half and peated next year but thire in,the first term took place was every likelihood now at Neuville and later at ( hat government agencies Oastledare. Participants were going to establish such were lectured by psycholo- a programme to which all gists, social workers, group child care workers, governworkers, members of the ment and voluntary, would Community Welfare De- be invited.
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LONDON. — Children "They are taught praywho attend Catholic ers at school, but if there schools from homes is never a suggestion of where "one or both par- prayer in the home what ents never go to church is likely to be the effect that religion was irreleare growing up in a world on these children?" vant. It had no place in of contradictions." In many cases, child- the life that they knew,
ROME. — He seemed like any other old man of habits and home unknown, plodding with staff along the highway into Rome, dust-covered, unbothered by traffic, trailing behind him a little two-wheel cart stocked with ample provisions. e From RONALD SINGLETON, Rome correspondent By car, I observed of the "Universe" him from a distance, dience, and this what many miles from city- the old man told me: centre, and then inside "Of course, I could the metropolis until have taken a car, finally he walked with train or plane. confident stride across "Of course it was St. Peter's square cob- hard and uncomfortbles to tap a Swiss able. But one is closer Guard on the arm and to God, walking on croak in French: one's two good feet, "I am Joseph Basti- seeing the change of anelli, aged 89, of Gan- countryside, customs nat, near Vichy, Fran- and language. ce, and I wish to see "One is thus a true the Pope to pay respec- pilgrim. ts for the Holy Year." "One can hardly He began his walk, walk five kilometres possibly close to 1250 without seeing the miles taking into ac- spire or tower of a count devious routes church. One sees the on September 3. kindness in life and And what does a not so much the cruelwalk mean? Anything, ty. "One is in close comnowadays? the dubimunion ous might ask. with Our Well, he had the hon- Lady and the early our of being accom- Christians, who of modated within the course, did a lot of Vatican while he wait- walking — much more ed to join a Papal au- than me."
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In a note that preceded the prayer, the newspaper said that it was "proposed for al l the faithful and al l communities as well as for individual and community recitation". The prayer is: Lord God and Father, in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ Your Son you willed to reconcile al l mankind to yourself and so to reconcile man with each other in peace. Hear the prayer of your people in this year of grace and salvation (Response: See instruction note at end of prayer). Let your Spirit of life and holiness renew us, in the depths of our being; unite us throughout our life to the risen Christ; for He is our brother and Saviour. ( Response). With all Christians we seek to follow the way of the Gospel. Keep us faithful to the teaching of the Church and alive to the needs of our brothers. Give us strength to work for reconciliation, unity and peace. (Response). May those who seek the God they do not yet know discover in you the source of light and hope: may those who work for others find strength in you: may those who know you seek even further and experience the depths of your love. (Response). Forgive us our sins, deepen our faith, kindle our hope, and enliven our hearts with love for our brothers. May we walk in the footsteps of Christ a s your beloved sons, and daughters. (Response). With the help of Mary, our Mother, may your Church be the sign and sacrament of salvation for al l men; that the world may believe in your love and your truth. (Response). Father, of your great goodness, hear in the words of your people the prayer of the Spirit to the praise of your glory and the salvation of men. Through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, the Way, the Truth and the Life, for ever and ever. (Response). Amen. NOTE: In the private prayer the response after each invocation is omitted and the final prayer is completely omitted. Instead of the final prayer, the simple conclusion: Through Christ our Lord. Amen, is used. In prayer with a group or community, the normal invocations could be used for the people's response; for example: V. Lord, in your mercy; R. Hear our prayer; or: V. Lord, hear us; R. Lord, graciously hear us; or: V. Lord, have mercy; R. Lord, have mercy.
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S IN NEW PARS ted GoodNews" for poor-sigh MAJELLAN GROUPS
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Council will be giving a talk followed by discussion at tli4 There is good news for the poor sighted Morley Majellan meeting to be held on Monday er 19, at the home of Mrs. JennyKoeleh: who for too long have had to struggle Novemb November 1 Kensington Avenue, Morley. The Ineeting jcoeleAbhrearntiononof76M6as5s. .3q0 furt rt 7in commence 29 7 a.m. The Archbishop will celebrate 22 with es. ring upir.im further with the Scriptures printed in type which For Mass at St. Charles' Seminary. Kilgannon, 0.F.M., has been invit; Father Ronan 7 p.m. Adult Confirmation in St. Mary's is perfectly satisfactory for those with 23 ed to speak at the Brentwood Majellans ineetint at the home of 21, on Wednesday, November Cathedral conferred by the Archbishop. Mrs Marie Hill, 8 Orana Crescent, Brentwood. The' 7 p.m. The graduation Mass for the Holy good sight but tremendously difficult for with Mass at 8 pan, commence will meeting Spirit Institute ,at St. John of God For further infromation ring Marie in 64 6042. whose sight is below average. Chapel, Subiaco; the Auxiliary Bishop. those 6.30 p.m. The Archbishop will celebrate 24 "Good News for Modern Man", To- CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Mass at St. Brendan's College. The archdiocesan pastoral council meets The Subiaco branch of the Catholic Won-en's day's English Version, the current best League St. Charles' Seminary, Guildford. will meet at the Parish Centre, on Mon, day, November 19, at 1.30 p.m. 11 a.m. Confirmation at St. Gerard 25 is ent Testam New the of ling volume The Nedlands branch will meet in the Church Majella Church, Mirrabooka, conferred sel Hall on Tuesday, November 20, at 12.30 p,rn. A by the Auxiliary Bishop. party follows at 1.30 p.m. now available in a special edition with card Confirmation, Hamilton Hill; the ArchThe league wishes to thank the young ladie,s Y.C.W. and of the Guildford parish, bishop. type of approximate size in which these Bassendean for their assistance in serving teas at the St. via. CathSt. Mary's in novena, Nov. 29- The solemn Hospital fete. lines are printed but in a bolder gothic cent's edral, in honour of Our Lady of the MirOn December 13 there will be the final cart Dec 7 party at headquarters for this year. The parties aculous Medal in preparation for the will resume on January 10. style. Feast of the Immaculate Conception, the patronal feast of the Cathedral. The edition measures 9 by 6 inches December 5.30 p.m. Mass for the Knights of the and is one and a quarter inches thick. 2 Southern Cross in St. Thomas More The book is bound in a limp plastic. College Chapel; the Archbishop. 7.30 p.m. The Archbishop wil attend the 4 The pages lie open easily and can rest speech night at Iona College. comfortably in the lap or hands of an LONDON. — Bishop Casey paid a warm person. to Catholic teachers — "they are as tribute lderly r e °B MEMORIALS dedicated as ever and deserve more encourAlready this volume has become a agement and less criticism" — when he G. C. SMITH & CO. opened Brentwood diocese's third annual favourite gift of many people visiting Education 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE Day. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected better than being askCasey Bishop the aged and infirm in hospitals and words of comfort had anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned and for ed, as he had been, to executed. Designs and Quotes without obligation. those parents who draw a scale map of convalescent homes. 'We have over 60 years experience.' Ph. 35 1661 their Solomon's Temple or worried that no long- repeat the eight Beauwere children by ed publish is edition rint The large-p er being taught Cath- titudes backwards. doctrine. Fr. David Konstant, the British and Foreign Bible Society, olic"Catholic doctrine," of the Westdirector he said, "will always EduBible House, St. George's Terrace, Perth be an all-important minster Religious stressed subject in Catholic cation Centre, that Catholic schools and costs $2.95. schools." (price 70c, plus 30c the Catholic com-
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Rage Six
People flock into convents and monasteries seeking quiet Diocese throughout Italy are marvelling at the steady, increasing flow into convents and monasteries of men and women from the cities, simply intent on periods of peace and quiet. _ There is virtually a new • RONALD SINGLETON, the Rome correskind of tourism, unan"Universe," the British Cathnounced, unadvertised, a pondent of the on a new phenomenon reports per, newspa olic for spontaneous quest spiritual and physical — the increasing retreat from the jungle noise of the city. strength.
There is a sweet aptA weekend of peace ness to it all, as though tractive: no frantic roomsome guiding hand were booking, and no astro- can be had for less than £1.50p a day. leading us back to where nomical bills. we may rediscover ourselves. Even an irony, for these escapes-from-it-all, at weekend or midweek, From 1973. for tle, are not religious retreats Freman s School, • Senior award winners from Our Lady of the Mission LONDON. — Church premises being used as ian (Christ as church-folk know it. s William Aileen girl), (head Lynch a motor cycle repair bay? It sounds as if left, Maria Biondillo (dux of the school), Moira One hesitates even to someone has got God and Mammon a bit leadership) and Jane Murphy (school spirit). write of it — what if mixed up . . the get to were one every and advisory But wait a minute . . ation same idea? A short report reviewed centres. Among ideas NO LIMIT on the B.B.C. world ser- proposed in the report No-one knows how it vice gave the view of a is the initiation of arit started started, but working party set up two rangements for preghas. years ago by the Metho- nancy testing, a centre There is no limit to dist Church Youth De- for emergency aid or for places of retreat: there t to look into motor-cycle repairs. partmen are 30,000 religious housThe thinking is geared work. youth of most Misand the of Italy Lady in es Our year, this st chur- to catering for the Methodi With 22 students being presented for the Leaving Certificate Most t serenes the in are them g is completed. ches consist of a central changing needs of young and most beautiful parts sions School ,Fremantle, is at capacity until the new buildin area for worship and a people and to bringing la. peninsu . the the project of of valued a him will make This was said by the school has moved to De number of side rooms, them and the Church "We are also grateful In Milan. one may now member of the society," principal, Sister Mary Villar, Hilton). the B.B.C. London Let- closer together. headn Educato the Catholic telephone diocesa Students from Our she said. If some of the ideas says. Already these ter Stephen, in conjunction "Its programme to im- tion Committee for re- quarters for advice on being used for div- sound a bit outrageous with her report for the Lady of Missions share are weeka a as us spend to nding e comme wher conl prove the physica erse purposes to establish to the older generation. year delivered at the tuition with the boys at list in ditions of schools which school in need of assist- end. One receives a Fremantle C.B.C. links with young it must be remembered recent speech night. close suitable is a ance. I feel very happy of places most physics, chemistry and need assistance that many youngsters do people in city centres. The guest of honour economics and the boys worthy one and one from that both staff and stud- for one's own type of The report cites ex- feel lost in big cities and was the Minister for take biology classes at which Our Lady of the ents will be able to work quiet weekend. the Methodist amples with a view to that "Well, if you'd like to Education, Mr. Dolan, Our Lady of the Missions Missions school stands under very pleasant conit has a feels Church to others raging encou distributed the who ditions when the project bury yourself in ancient to benefit. School. emulate a coffee bar, a duty to help those in any a silent in books te. prizes. comple history is "We have engaged in a mini laundrette, inform- sort of need. It was a noted fact, the PasThe school enrolment "Among the objectives library, then try scheme g buildin major in said Stephen Sister prefer Alsionists; if you'd _ is at present 190. in order to provide ade- of our Catholic schools, though the Sister of Our her report, that the edugiven to browse among the is priority high a odation accomm quate Lady of the Missions cation system in a counof rarest books in Europe, de- and better facilities. Be- to the acquisition W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS you should go to the Dohave conducted a school try usually showed a the in values n Christia side four additional class s. minican on the site since 1902, the finite lag when compars. PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS rooms of modern design lives of our student "The rarest foods? — most recent development- ed with the dynamic of goal major a is a "It have will school the Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists undoubtedly tile of the school as a region- rapidity of change in the d library, Our Lady of Missions then equippe well system. and General Plumbing. Al l Work Guaranteed. l d, socia indicate Carmelites are al secondary school dates senior biology Iabora. school to send out into for they are noted for from 1960. Phones: 288714. After Hours: 872553, 49 2095 "The much discussed tory and administration our modern society each their marmalades, des; 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH year a group of Christian Students have come Karmel Report, whatever buildings. other recipes young people who will be serts, and from other schools of the its defects may be, is cerl gratefu very "We are year 1200 onApplecross, tainly sparing no effort at a force for good in their from the Order ob- to the Australian Gov- sphere of activity. wards." Pdlmyra and formerly to realize its major ernment for its much apThe main quality of East Fremantle and cur- jective of giving equal speech a "Perhaps d financial assistpreciate retreats is Quiet. child these each to ty portuni op Fre's, rently St. Patrick account night is a legitimate oc- The only sound to be will which ance the have may he that mantle (now that the so for about half the cost casion on which to boast heard is the quiet meal senior section of that kind of education which So without a little. bell. One is left alone. apology I boast of the One may go to Mass quality of our senior when one wishes. students. Holland & Venetian Blinds, One convent has an in"From far and wide we sulated room in which Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, receive report of their one may slip for an hour co-opera • or two of uninterrupted friendliness, Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. tion and goodness. After recorded Vivaldi and the senior students' re- Mozart. Hannan Phone Another has deckchairs treat this year at the et Stre Franciscan Missionary's and mystery books and 21 1444 Other Where you always get nooks. Retreat House, Father garden 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK Ross, who conducted qualities are equally at61 1539 61 1620 the retreat told me that finer a met he had never THE LEADING FASHION STORE group of girls from any 1ftaV M11 AND school. His was only one of many reports to this COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS effect."
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Story of Katherine Hot mustard for Sisters in Letter from Aunt Win Tekakwitha ad Girls, Dear Boys Wherever Bright Star went, her little daughter a is there you among singers and musicians all For followed her. She was a lively child of four, full of St. Cecilia, on special feast this. coming week, that of curiosity and always asking questions. 22. Thursday, November "Mother, mother," she She loved to hear storHer mother was a Christian but her father was when Christians ies, especially those about cried as she ran towards I, time a at Rome in lived she and not in many ways. Jesus, His Mother and the lodge. Bright Star I were being persecuted came out and the child the Saints. converted she that tells us to down handed story A threw herself into her and he that and faith the to Valerian her husband "Mamma, where do mother's protecting death. to put were friend his brother and another the birds come from?" arms. her see to sorrow greatest her asked Tekakwitha. She It must have been death. "Why are they beating had heard the answer husband- cruelly put to but she liked the drums?" asked TeA story says that while the singing and dancing many times, "sang in her heart" to hear her mother re- kakwitha. were going on at her wedding, she peat it again and again. Bright Star shook her to God to musicians inspired that words the were "God made them, my head sadly. These little one. God made all turn to her as a special friend in Heaven. "My little one, the Purof As times became harder and harder for Christians, the beautiful things ple Devil has visited our world. and this the home of the widow Cecilia became church tribe; many of our dear m any people used to gather there and be baptised. "He made the trees, the friends have died already. But the Romans had her marked out. They decided flowers, the birds and the "What is the Purple the lakes; He made everythat the., would put her to death by heating Devil, Mother? stand. could thing. bathroom more than she "It is a sickness. The They did not succeed and a soldier had to put white man calls it smallAdam made He Then friends her to death. Even in her dying moments her and Eve. They were our pox. When he strikes he were there to comfort her. usually kills," answered first parents. Bright Star. There have been many great people who have died "Because God loved for their love of Jesus Christ and we ought to love "But Father s a great Adam and Eve, He gave their example He will kill the chief. which soul them each a Devil," said TeToday there is so much wonderful new music in Purple forever. That am sure you will pray to St. Cecilia would live kakwitha. church tnat God's to made was soul to help you use your voices and your instruments image and likeness. "My little one, it is not to help people pray so much more happily when at in his power. Only the Mass. "I wish I could see the White Manitou can help Some of you young musicians may have already soul. It must be beauti. us." written music for hymns, or played special ly at Mass. ful," said Tekakwitha. While Bright Star was Write and tell me about your songs. "Yes, my dear, and we talking her arms let go AUNT WIN, must keep it beautiful by her child. Her eyes began P.O. Box 186, never committing any to stare and she fell to the ground. Victoria Park. sins.
Middle East war zone
JERUSALEM (NC). — The group of Mother Teresa's Sisters working in the Gaza strip near the Sinai Desert, is in one of the most difficult areas of the Middle East conflict. Their work among raeli military rule. mustard, she said, cut. the poorest refugees Most refugees seem to away all memory of in Gaza is with men sympathize with the filth and the nuns were able to eat a meal. Arab position. and women who have Another strange reknown first-hand the Teresa's Mother was for old distress of war. Four nuns, however, have quest times in one genera- learned to win the con- heavy winter clothing;. tian armies have clash- fidence of both the ref- yet Gaza is extremely. The Sisters, howed around them. ugees and the Israeli hot. ever, had discovered military. many lost They have many people sleeping of their men, their In their seven-mon- on the damp floors of sons, their homes and th stay in Gaza the their huts. A winter.. their lands, and 350,000 Sisters have discover- coat, they said, made of them are in camps ed the real poor. This a good mattress. on the edge of the showed in one strange The founding of the desert. of Mother convent in Gaza in request Damien, Damien. She came to March of this year has Mother the Jerusalem head- brought hope to the who is in charge of the Gaza foundation, quarters of the Pontifi- refugees in a way they made a hurried visit to cal Mission for Pales- had never expected. tine, which helps sup- With the coming of Jerusalem recently for supplies for her peo- port her convent and the Sisters, the Church ple, who are in great work, and asked not took on a new meandanger because of the only for medicines and ing for them: women food but also for hot of spirit had come to war. mustard. share their lives. on is Gaza Because The people of Gaza Mother Damien exthe main road to Sinai, the pressure of War plained that her Sis- are always getting surhit them hard. Ten ters spent all day prises from the Sisroad blocks control among the poor and ters. The people were astonished first that exit and entry. In fear sick, and when they that supplies would went home in the ev- the Sisters had come, be cut off, Mother ening the taste and and even more surprisDamien came to Jerus- smell of dirt and dis- ed that they stayed, alem for food, medi- ease was so strong in spite of the war. And they are amazthat they often had cine and clothing. for ed at. the way the Sisappetite The Gaza strip is little ters can search out food. technically part of the real poor. A sanwich of hot Egypt, but is under Is-
"Adam and Eve did. ( TO BE CONTINUED). "Yes, they disobeyed God and He punished them just as I punish you and your little broHAMS • BACON ther when you are nauGod sent them out ghty. • COOKED MEATS of their beautiful garden, because by sinning they g • SAUSAGES a". sanctifying lost had of avorse . grace, God's special gift CONTINENTAL to man. in SMALLGOODS NEW YORK (NC). — The Catholic Church is "the greatest international universal force "But to show His love effectivefunction could on organizati nal internatio other no influence whose without for our first parents and the world" ion, now a prominent United for us, he promised them ly, the former director-general of the lnternatio nal Labor Organisat voic Albany. at said a Redeemer, a Saviour, Nation's man, Develop U.N. through operations who would come on earth rescue tional public made not has se who Morse, David A. SIMATEST MAME MI and take away the sin headed the when it the details of that conver- under U.N. supervision? ment Programme efforts IIIIIALL41401ffir" Among other U.N. ach- last year. from man and regain for won the Nobel Peace sation but plans to do so him sanctifying grace. He Prize in 1969, said in an at some future time. ievements he said were Critics who called the would re-open the gates interview that because he Pope John was disarm- unheralded by the U.S. U.N. a political failure, of Heaven. Press were: Mr. Morse said, "lose worked with the Church ing, he said. you were with "When move to able was he • A five per cent sight of the fact that in "Jesus opened Heaven in the him you felt immediately growth rate in developing its social and economic for us. And the beautiful more effectively that you were in the pre- countries during the de- endeavours, the U.N. is Justice. Social of area and Mother Mary is His Saint." cade 1961-70, a rate fast- building a sound base for Now Special assistant sence of a ours too," cried TakakPope Paul, he said, er than that of rich coun- its eventual political effto the director of the witha. was more intellectual tries; ectiveness. "Yes, my little one, and United Nations Develop- than Pope John. "When of nt developme The • a "When you have a e, and she loves us very much. ment Programm you are with him you a strain of corn with large number of nations York New a in partner FIX ! IT 'LL offPHIPPS Love her, and never pro high protein content that of every political persuaMorse said feel your are in the end her by sinning," said law firm, Mr. RAaios — TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RADIATORS cess of more elaborate is capable of growing al- sion working together to organial internation that SHAVERS - RADIOGRAMS - TOASTERS - POLISHERS Star. 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NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE One morning while Te- with the Church, but they himself to be sure what world; of trade and transport kakwitha was playing in must. not underestimate he is doing is the divine RECORDS • New sources of elec- and commerce, when you to do." thing the forest she heard a its force in international tric power that in 1972 find them joining in a spec. . . 12 Records, well known brands from He described Pope Paul heavy rolling of drums. relations. equalled the entire common effort to eliminnearly d with issuthat $1.99 From 1948 to 1970, Mr as "concerne capacity of In- ate disease and hunger does installed "What ues in depth" and not illiteracy — you are takdia; mean?" she asked out Morse headed the I.L.O. or Give a Gift Token but talk, given to small thousand ing the most important' • Eight 'oud, but her little forest the agency that brings also "very brotherly in Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre miles of roadways in the steps toward political friends just went on play- together government, la intimate moments." countries effectiveness that I know bour and management on his developing ing. was he said Morse Mr. international built or improved about." either A fter a while, she pressing by impressed and manpower greatly heard the drums again. labour Pope Paul's sense of soto seeks and problems 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK P was a strange, new "He has world labour cial justice. way of beating the drums develop worked to support the Phone 61 1270 standards. was Tekakwitha nil. U.N. So often he has said PCPE'S INTEREST frightened. that the goals of the U.N. It was Mr. Morse who are so consistent with invited Pope Paul to ad- the goals of the Church. Supply & Service Audio Equipment dress the I.L.O. in Gen- He sees the universal apSpecialising in Schools, Churches, Institutions, eva in 1970 and he also proach to the settlement Businesses, etc. helped persuade the Pope of issues." to address the World "BAD PRESS" C. M. & J. B. NEGUS Council of Churches dur Mr. Morse told a U.N. STREET, APPLECROSS 6153 - PHONE 64 4736 I GA RLOCH 36 ing the same visit. Day dinner that a bad He said that he bad Press in the United We supply and recommend SONY TAPES and EQUIPMENT known each of the last States was corroding supthree Popes well. port for the U.N. and its Pope Pius was more development efforts. The & CO. acsetic, more conserva- Press in the United States tive, more reserved than has ignored the economic t he other two Popes," and social achievements said the 66-year-old Mr. of the U.N. and focused OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Morse. organisation's F UNERAL DIRECTORS on the CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS He said that he had the frustrations. closest relationship with how PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 3151 example, Offers to all Parishes a Service For Pope John, whom he de- many Americans knew . 21 5304 ... embracing every aspect of the STREET scribed as "open and that, as offcially stated, PERTH: 154 WILLIAM Funeral Rites for Catholics. 3 5 2602 warm, like a peasant in no-one died from hunger FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET . things. to at: approach are his years Chapels two h 3 2655 Our in Banglades COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET He was direct, earthy, ago thanks to internaPerth: Cnr. Beaufort and like a worker." 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• Mr. and Mrs. T. J, G. Scal ly dancing the (pictured) bridal waltz a t the reception after t heir marriage Hal lows Church, at All Boulder, recently.
Some people make a speciality of work, others of idleness. This happens to be an age o specialities.
Those who work often So let us find some little The bride was work too hard while stream Joan Scal ly, of Doreen By Sister PHILOMENA M. EARLE, B.Sc., those who make a busiand there in quietness lie, and the KalgoorA.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. ness of idling, overdo it seek the peace that Natfrom County groom is St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. habitually. Monaghan, ure offers to our soul I reland. There happens to be distressed. a wonderful reacreative Picture by w ster Nt. yr-mon-le:la corm JOHN power in work for those The over-worked housePEEL, B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. It is most important Of Kalgoorlie. whose energies are stag- keeper says: "I guess Dietetics, A.I.M.T. if of workers of all classes 0 1-A0LW -0EZiONONOMiNINIVA INIM ONIkitilu sizicik nant; but the health of you travelled as many to remember that recrea01 the world today is not miles a day as I do just tion cannot be condensed in great danger of suffer- around the house, you into a few moments a ing from indolence of the wouldn't need to play day or a few days a year. idle. golf." There is no such thing as Affairs are so arranged violent recreation. This housekeeper may it is found difficult for Even the fresh air itany large number to not need to play golf avoid together. but she does need to get self requires time to work On the other hand, it is outdoors—to forget com- renovate our blood. This made very easy indeed pletely at least once a is important. for those who are so day, all the vexing details The fresh air cannot the inside be concentrated; and in disposed, to work too crowding walls, to enjoy, if only hard — or rather too order to breathe the promuch and too long; for for one brief hour, the digious quantities of it What happens when a good play, well acted fails to satisfy an audience? is there any such thing unfiltered air, the un- which are needed for perscreened sky, the un- fect Why on the opening the army chased by the they played with Ameras working too hard? energy, we must be with his buxsoin land night of 'The House of military police. If a thing so simply floored earth. ican accents. This "put- lady. out in it frequently and Blue Leaves" at the Vietnam and President ting, on" of an American organized as iron or So the labourer needs for some time. Neville Teede and EilPlayhouse did four pat- Johnson were thick in accent steel can become ex- the recreation of about destroyed the na- een Colocott, as So, we are taking it for rons not return to their the the air in 1965. hausted and need rest an hour's quiet reading Refer- tural quality of their lodger and the granted the outdoor air seats after interval and ences topical eight years voices and gave the play float through landlady, how much more must or study, in the evening, this mais a necessary element of another two leave during ago have this be true of us? lost their irn a vocal flatness, a kind terial in an perhaps, with his tired recreation? effortless the second half? pact because We are told that even feet supported and his of the of a sameness over all way. But is it not so? If we metals get tired; they whole weary body at rest Why despite the witty events at Watergate or the cast which was very believe in recreation, and They are so good that lose their vitality from while his mind receives lines and zany characters across the Suez Canal. much to the detriment are willing to spend our i t is almost a pity when And despite what repeated auth- of the play. shocks or the exercise and stimu- time taking it, shall we did the play 'drag'? Leslie Wright, as the or John Guara may have strains, and may be said lation equal to the equiliThis was pity a beThe play, directed by not insist upon the best? had to say about the caues there are some salesman con-man husto be literally exhausted. brium of health. Nothing so invigorates Aarne Neeme, was ex- human condition So they need rest, in under moments of great comic band, enters and steals The life of the modern the whole being, both citing enough, set in the stress of current events insanity as people get the show. I should say scientific exchange. business man, from the mind and body, as does apartment of songwriter of 1965, time has stolen their fervour for their steals the show for Recreation is the esth- standpoint of hygiene is the fresh living personal Artie Shaughnessy on what it is worth; it was his thunder. etic and vitalized form incorrect. Pope, their country, their contact with natures the day the Pope visited Like his title, his tree ambition, their favourite a pity to see such wonof rest. One may rest by This is the more lam- silent healing, and sooth- New York. of blue leaves turned film stars and them- derful talent used on sleeping. such a flimsy play. entable This songwriter char- out to be a tree of blue selves all mixed-up. because in most ing forces. Oh, how happy is one Just to sit upon the acter has been depicted birds, which, when disNo matter what I say who is not too weary or cases it might be avoided grass whose life-work is in American comedies turbed all flew away. AT THE "HOLE" about absence of matertoo busy or too ill to add without loss to the busi simply to grow and to over the past 30 years. The play was interesting For straight-out vul. ial or its vulgarity, it is to sleep the exhilaration ness. keep green; just to look His songs are going to but out of date. garity from its title to almost worth it to see of outdoor exercise and If the business man up among the shining bring him fame in HollyAll this aside, the Play- its action the new play at Wright's portrayal of the air. were to take real recrea- leaves whose life-work is wood but in the mean- house cast worked under the Hole in the Wall complete shyster activeUnfortunately, it is tion instead of still disusually those who need sipating his energies by simply to breathe for the time he must work at the a great disadvantage; would be difficult to ly living off other people, tree; just to listen to the Central Park Zoo to keep match. conning-up not only it the most who appreci- out night-dinners, card brook whose life-work is body and soul together. English playwright other people but himself. ate least the necessity of parties, theatre parties, to run and to sing; just Henry Livings' bawdy Certainly Leslie Wright recreation. Perhaps it pleasures not being enOnly Artie and his girl comedy concerns Henry and Eileen Colocott give would be more correct to joyed under our lovely to forget that I—or you friend Bunny believe in —have any work in the Cash, a hard-working in this entertainment say they do not under- green trees or beside world to do except to his songs and all they secretary and treasurer two of the best comedy stand the nature and quiet waters, he and his must do is find the grow and to be happy, of the Beekeepers' So- performances seen in function of this recuper- business magic key to unlock the would live this is recreation of the ciety, a worker who ad- Perth this year. ative process. longer and be healthier. very door to fortune. highest type. mires workers yet yearns / VATICAN CITY The play is directed by 4,1P41.1,4NISIM,,,PMNINININN,040"4.4,41.441 1P41.4.0`4,0 , 00, Hold them up, and the There is something about to be a lusty drone Jenny McNae. (NC). The the little brook that Pope as he passed might )ritual r(i — bo oT e for runs between the trees bless them and that ? mi en nitsterinp ael figictih e would do it, film or the something to pacify our will hearts and put our direct of Artie knew as a )/ be published the by ea yd e school boy, he might do minds at ease ofnfth o forthat o r it, or the film actress There's something about St. Joseph's Primary School, require Optometrists inning the sound of water who comes to the apartseason ae bile for 1974 one Qualified Upper 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 with its soothing tones ment she might take his Vatican officialrsaid. 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Primary Teacher. lapping gently at the songs and lift Artie to in / The official was rebanks and rippling stant fame. R. F. 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IA.B.C. religious programmes' Zeffirelli film about Saint
Francis a 'lyric in cinema"
COMMUNITY HYMN NOVEMBER 19, 20, 22 SINGING. and 23. The Methodist Church, BY THE WAY. AND HEART WITH Auburn, Victoria. 6.30 "Everything Becomes A VOICE. p.m. (6WN and Regs). You" by the Rev. NormYouth The Baptist THE EPILOGUE. an Cocks of Hobart. 10.20 of Singers ellowship F The Quodlibet Singers It was the charm, gospel-simplicity and poetry of St. Francis' life which originally attracted a.m. (6WN and Regs). Perth. 7.00 a.m. (6WF). of Brisbane. 11.16 p.m. MONDAY, November 19 me to him and his order. So I was delighted to find all three beautifully portrayed in Franco Zeff(6WN and Regs). ENCOUNTER. to SATURDAY, Novem- irelli's "Brother Sun, Sister Moon." "Australia, the Church MONDAY, ber 24. and the Great War," Part November 19. There is no exaggeration MEDITAEVENING FACING THE WEEK. 2. This programme con• By Father RONAN K I LGAN NON, in the review which acclaimTION. 6.25 a.m. (6WN). the of story tinues the and poetic a . . ". it ed O.F.M. The Rev. Ted Noffs of c onflict that pitted Aus- WEDNESDAY, King's Cross in Sydney. romantic film of stunning tralian against Australi- November 21. 12.01 a.m. (6WN) 11.55 visual beauty". The film is an, Labour man against a lyric in cinema. SCHOOL SERVICE. Nor is it by any means is not vicious, though the p.m. (Regs). Daniel and Labour man "Let's Go!" - A Promdefinitive film about the producer spares nothing in the something has Zeffirelli Mannix, Archbishop of ise." 10.15 a.m. (6WN and There probably never his long and heavy presentsaint. astonfor reputation a TELEVISION of Melbourne, against Willi- Regs). movies. He preceded will be a portrayal put on ation of the wealth and inishing MinPrime Hughes, am SUNDAY, FRONTIER. "Brother Sun" with the paper or screen which will stitutional nature of the ister of Australia. That A review of recent re- November 18. Taylor-Burton "Taming of be acclaimed "once and for papal court. conflict continues until ligious events around the DIVINE SERVICE. the Shrew" and the youth- all times". conscription second The actors are well cast. Trinity College Chapel, the world. 7.15 p.m. (6WN ful "Romeo and Juliet" Zeffirelli has identified in Graham Faulkner plays a December, of referendum University of Melbourne, and Regs). which enthralled audiences Francis' life, the best imsympathetic and joyful 1917, when the people of 9.40 a.m. in 1969. pulses of today's youth. He Francis, and Judi Bowker again FRIDAY, once SONGS OF PRAISE. Australia Those who appreciated has chosen in the saint's an exquisitely beautiful, inSt. Patrick's Catholic voted against conscrip- November 23. CROSSWAYS. tion. 8.00 a.m. (6WF). Church, Edinburgh. 9.30 his earlier work and artistry outlook, attitudes and val- nocent and pure St. Clare. A programme for the a.m. approx. will not be disappointed ues especially relevant to SACRED MUSIC. Alec Guinness is his usual of anniversary 50th with latest film about St. our times - and presented Psalm 47 by Florent Broadcasing. A number us with a Francis for the masterful self in a brief apFrancis of Assisi. Schmitt. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). of our early broadcasters pearance as Pope Innocent St. Francis has always recompare listeners and example, for find, We been a very popular saint LET'S FACE IT. ligious programmes of both within and without Francis and his friends unThe Rev. Owen Dykes However, we were untoday. with ago years 50 the church, yet has remain- settled by the wars and cor- fortunately allowed not of Sydney, No. 4. 8.00 am. CoughThe Rev. George ed untouched by the cult of ruption of the period; there much insight into the minds (Regs). lan of Sydney draws the is something of the gener- and hearts of the charactpopular devotion. threads together and offDIVINE SERVICE. ation gap in Francis' reject- ers. The film remained a APPEAL All Saints' Anglican ers some observations. ion of his father's ambition story about St. Francis, Church, East St. Kilda in 10.15 p.m. (6WN). In his lifetime hundreds and avarice; his simple life without ever revealing very The St. George's AND QUIRES Melbourne. 11.00 a.m. IN thousands flocked to contrasts starkly with the much 'of' him. of AlGarrison Church, PLACES. (6WN and Regs). him. His appeal was power and wealth of the hear The Canterbury Fellow- dershot, was the setWe were never given a utterly simple; be free from Medieval Church; the Cathfirst of the ting for ship Singers of Melbourslavery of material edral liturgy is somber and glimpse of his deep comthe of five Songs Praise ne. 10.45 p.m. (6WN). in comparison with a munion with God, so centwhich things, be repentant and be- dull programmes MONDAY, November 19 started last Sunday, lieve in the Gospel. His "folk-gathering" in Francis' ral to his life, although his motivation was clear. Dialmessage about poverty was restored chapel. to FRIDAY, November on Channel Two. ogue, too, was often very 23. Later programmes a tremendous shock to the RESTRAINT disappointing, and some13th of world PAINTING mercenary FROM READINGS will come from the sequences seemed The producer is to be times Century Italy. 500-year old chapel of CONTRACTOR THE BIBLE. congratulated on his re- fragmentary with a loss of The Rev. Neil Adcock King's College, UniverIn 1209, when St. Francis straint. He has chosen rele- unity and dramatic impact. 20 Mabel Street, of Adelaide. 7.10 a.m. sity of Aberdeen; St. founded his Order of Friars comSOUTH PERTH (Regs). (6WN) 6.15 a.m. Patrick's Roman Cath- Minor (Lesser Brothers) vant themes, but not promised to popular taste. DIVIDED PAUSE A MOMENT. olic Church, Edinburthere were 12 in his corn. freePhone 67 2716 The film has both been The Rev. Tom Jones of gh; St. Patrick's Angli- pany. By 1316 there were He omits Francis' Adelaide. 9.10 a.m. (6WF). can Cathedral, Dublin, some 30,000 friars and 1,400 wheeling early life, which highly praised and heavily port- criticised by reviewers. My and Paisley Abbey, in friaries spread throughout easily could have been rayed with the bawdiness own brothers in the Order Scotland. Italy and the neighbouring and violence so common in are very divided on its The music for the countries. modern cinema. worth, and that I was both asmost part, is either Thomas of Celano, his Although he uses all the delighted and inspired by sociated with the lofirst biographer wrote: "he cality in which it is was the most saintly among film cliches of current rom- the film probably says as sung, or it belongs to L SPECIAL saints, who when among ance to present the relat- much about myself as it a religious festival of sinners, looked like them". ionship between Francis and does about Zeffirelli and his HOSPITAL event in the church He was a small and simple Clare, that it was, and re- film. calendar. looking man. "having a mained, a spiritual relationI would have no hesitaprogrammes minimum of flesh", who ship can ever be doubted. All in recommending it, tion Francis where The scene show both the exterdressed in the ragged tunic to the young. especially to his off clothes all casts ior and interior featof beggars, and wore an unillustrate that he was "born Zeffirelli takes us back to a ures of the building kempt beard. again" is treated with deli- rare and incomparable moconcerned, and give cate taste. In a scene with ment more than 700 years SUFFERING some indication of its - Sole Agents great possibilties for viol- ago. It hardly needs to be foundation and hishis in terribly suffered He (a fictional incident said that he does this when ence tory. life from his abject poverty the friars chapel is other directors and other where , 7 7 For example, St. Pat(it was almost an obsession a a brother killed) films are taking us to other and burnt, rick's Cathedral, Dubwith him), long fasting and the scene and lesser moments of huwe are shown lin, which has an 800penances, illness, and the history. tradition, pain of the stigmata which only after the event, for an man 161-17- Hay Street, SUBIACO year-old the saints reactinto insight Sun" has an in"Brother once had as its Dean, appeared on his body in 8 1 1410 - 81 1754 ion to it. quality healing spiring, Jonathan Swift, authhis life. years of the latter LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY and demonstrates it, about or of Gulliver's TravAlthough his cult of pov- SATIRE that there is in the cinema Fr RONAN KILGANNONI els. This programme erty was rejected by both ims media ovAcsiwikszi most part. the a wonderful power For the introduces the Irish the Church and his order, for good. of satire the establishment Bernadette contralto was a genius he ON religious I NSIST Greevy singing a West who was the instrument of Indian spiritual. a great revival of the St. Patrick's Church, Christian Spirit in the 13th 11 includes Century. Edinburgh, "Fit for a King" among its songs a CarHe was a reformer, but ibbean folk tune as a not a conscious protestor. VA LADIES! invites you to the setting for Our Father He was strictly loyal to the Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR 111 and the traditional Pope, and never critical of hymn Veni, Creator the Church's wealth and Butchers Shops via Spiritus, which has atpower. He reformed not by IS Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions tracted many famous words. but the prophetic composers to write action of his own life Locations: settings. which was lived simply and TYLER'S SUPERMARKETS Paisley Abbey pres- literally according to the 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 ents hymns associated Gospel. in Scotland with of protesting Instead B. & P. BUTCHERS which the famous loudly about the Church's Carlisle Street, Oats and Road Cnr. Orrong Scottish tenor Kenmobilisation of armies to ta neth McKelllar is solo- regain the Holy Land from THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET 10.30 a.m. : SOLEMN HIGH MASS ist. the Turks, he himself travCnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Ph. 68 1639 v, elled to the Sultan on a ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Leedervilie -of sor.A0ACOA tio-ist0-31t0aivistiCiato mission of conversion and peace. His inspiration has 3.00 p.m. : PROCESSION BENEDICT!ON much to teach Catholics toSuperb Reproductions of the time of this in day Michelangelo's 8.00 p.m. •. Church's renewal.
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Zeffirelli's film is not a biography in the strict sense. but rather an audiovisual impression of the conversion and early outlook of the saint. Those who expect to see a conventional 'Life' of the saint will be disappointed. The presentation is in the style of a medieval folklegend, in the tradition of the early and flamboyant "Little Flowers of St. Francis". It is an attempt to present something of the romance and poetry of St. and Francis, his spirit ideals, rather than his history.
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DEATHS MURRAY: At S.C.G. Hospital on October 31st, Peter of 214 York Street, Subiaco, loving husband of Muriel Ellen (Nell) dearly beloved brother in law of Sister Mary Brigid of Iona Convent, Mosman Park. Requiescat in Pace. His Funeral took place in the Catholic Lawn Cemetery, Karrakatta, after Requiem Mass, St. Joseph's Church, Subiaco, November 2nd, 1973.
but he will become a priest
VILLANOVA (NC). — In 1965 when Bill Atkinson's big brother Al was making his first bone-crushing tackles for the New York Jets, the crack professional gridiron football team, Bill lay in a hospital bed para. lysed from the shoulders down.
This enables him to sick and bringing It looked then that if the there were going to be bring two fingers and his peace of Jesus in their thumb together so that suffering," Atkinany heroics in the the superior said. son family, they would he can eat by himself. Father Cassell have to come from Al, The other device alsaid the Villanova University lows him to hold a pen- that Atkinson would be football here who made cil. He cannot writo able to celebrate Mass it to big-time profession- with the pencil. But by seated, and with some al football. holding the pencil, with training he would be the eraser pointing down, able to baptize, annoint For Bill, who a year he can strike the keys of the sick and hear conearlier had entered the fessions. typewriter. novitiate of the Augus- a But despite his stay of tinian order, it looked like the end of the line. 16 months at the hosIf he lived, the best the pital, Atkinson is still IN MEMORIAM doctors could promise very much dependant on DALTON: Loving him would be a life con- others. To take care of memories of our dear fined to a wheel chair as his needs, the Augustinians sent six of its seminparents and sister. a quadriplegic. Anniversaries mother arians to Magee Hospital Today, Bill Atkinson is where they were trained February 18, 1948; Fastill a quadriplegic, by specialists on how to South Australia is the ther August 26, 1968; which means that he has care for Atkinson. latest State to set up a Mollie November 10 lost the natural use of Catholic Schools commis1968. The seminarians in his arms and legs. But sion. May their dear souls turn other have trained through gruelling therAs with other commisrest in peace. seminarians. apy, special apparatus sions already in existence The superior of the and a determination not it will co-ordinate CathAugustinian Province of to become a burden to olic education efforts on FONTANINI, Molly: St. Thomas, Father others, he has more than a State-wide basis in. In loving memory of Harry A. Cassel, wrote just survived. stead of diocese by diomy wife and our moto the Vatican from Next February, Atkin- Villanova to gain permis- cese. ther, whose anniversIn South Australia son will be ordained a sion to have Atkinson reary occurs on Novemthere are two dioceses, priest in Philadelphia. ber 16th. ceive Holy Order. The Adelaide and Port Pine. Resting in Eternal The Augustinians had request was granted re Recently, the Victorian Peace. May Perpetual to get special permission cently. Catholic schools were alLight shine upon her. from the Vatican and Father Cassell said so co-ordinated into the they finally received it. Atkinson's greatest de- Victorian Catholic No-one can say for sure, sire is to be a hospital Schools Commission. but it is believed that chaplain. HIGGINS, Gladys [A Catholic Schools Atkinson will be the first Mary: Our devoted "He sees his particu- Commission in Western in the United States, pos. lar vocation of suffering Australia has been mother. God took her in sibly in the world, to be- as a great aid to his existence to her Eternal rest for several come a priest under such work in comforting the years]. November 18, 1972. MONUMENTAL a handicap. Her loving family. The King of SPECIALISTS Bill, like his brother YOUR PAINTING reThe Garden Sheds Al, graduated from Villa483 Great Eastern quirements given personSINCLAIR, Dympna nova. He joined the Wway, Redcliffe alised and individual Amy: Please pray for Augustinian Novitiate at attention; prompt and the repose of the soul New Hamburg, in 1964. Phone 65 3157 efficient service. John C of Dympna Amy, anniThen a year later the Freakley, After Hours 61 5667 M.P.D.S.A. versary November 17. tragedy struck. Telephone 61 4349. 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The doctors were tery Kiosk & Tobaccondays) extraordinary taking ists, 40 Pier St., Perth. 114 BARRACK STREET, PERTH NEW YORK (NC) —A means to keep him alive Phone 253852. JACK CASINI new programme to aid parPHONE 25 7873 for six weeks. ishes in the evaluation of Registered Builder At one point, he conCLOTHING WANTED the Sunday liturgies has Additions, Renovations 68 STIRLING STREET, PERTH tracted pneumonia. His Help us to help the less Plans Drawn A ccommodation been initiated here by the breathing became so fortunate by sending unand Green Bay (Wisconsin) DioQUALITY WORK wanted clothing, papercesan Commission on the slight that one doctor, CANNINGTON 1307 ALBANY HWY., GERALDTON: Phone Liturgy. PHONE 97 3102 thinking Atkinson was backs and comics (not 21 2549, St Francis Guest Anytime dead, sadly said "That's magazines, please) to the Upon request from any House; B/B $3; all meals it," and called the morDAUGHTERS OF available, tray service, parish, a team from other gue. Houses, Land CHARITY, parishes, trained in liturgy, no stairs. PERTH 28 7299 Atkinson survived. will join parish worship 634 WILLIAM STREET, Then came the plans to CNGTN 68 5017 committee members of the HIGHGATE. TO LET rehabilitate as far as home parish in a critique For truck to call or CARAVAN. 2 berth. 81 of the local worship form. possible Atkinson's parafurther information R.E.I.W.A. lysed body. cwt. Gas fridge and stove. Although many technicalring 28 4403 Vacant He needed to be moved oNovicioklorki till February. ities will be evaluated, the -, v 74vor 87 1820 86 the Magee Memorial 5783. .to team will look most closely For Hire A II Hours at the overall atmosphere of Hospital in Philadelphia, 19/ The Society of St. Vincent de Paul prayer and community at an institution renowned PALMER'S HIRE Leederville Estate for treatment of disabled the liturgies. 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LETTERS to the EDITOR
Background to the regional primary schoolproposal
Village Pope built houses hundreds of the poor ROME (NC). — Flowers, Banners, carpets and even bedspreads welconied Pope Paul to the new 99-unit "Village of the Pope."
"Permit us to become the The village is at Acilia and corrugated tin roofs, on the western outskirts of are eyesores on many of the advocate of these disinherited citizens who seem to Rome, halfway between the outskirts of the city. expect us to do something." city and the sea. of Although the city Shortly after that he sold Completed three months Rome has made efforts to ago with funds provided provide low-cost housing, the Vatican-owned buildby Pope Paul, it today most of it has never been ing and ordered the new dehouses more than 90 fam- available to the people of velopment built with the With reference to your news item on November 1, on a regional primary Catholic primary iles who previously lived in the "barracche" or shanty- funds on the land provided school in the Hamersley-Warwick-Greenwood area, your readers might like to know that the squalid shantytowns that towns, because they are not by the city. Admittedly the "Village the even listed on the city's primary focus is on building a Christian community in the area and some of the reasons behind cling like fungi along edges of the more prosper- rolls, rendering of the Pope" is only a gestthereby his decision. of the city. them almost officially non- ure. It will not solve the consider the world, who are in many ous parts who The Parish Council wel- Australia The Liwara Catholic Priunderlying problems of uninhabit- existent. 500 than More many in cases married, nary School is an integral comes the Sisters of Mercy that: employment, nor instantly apartment new the of ants According to the Italian create an active social con"Lay teachers are an in- others preparing for or complex turned out to give ,art of the community, giv- precisely because they can marto forward looking way special a in contribute Christian a "Avvenire", daily jig witness to tegral part of the whole science for the betterment the Pope a warm and ap- Catholic s ay of life and enabling to the development of the work of communicating the riage; and who therefore preciative welcome on his the Pope first conceived of of the poor on the part of Religwhich give a witness the idea of doing something the city government. :Liman knowledge enlighten- Christian community here message of Christ. Visit. ious cannot give and are no late afternoon about the problem after and enlivened by faith in these early stages. youngsters As one of the inhabitants, three of One "Their witness to Christ their pupils living signs of Although the Sisters will to be shared by teachers, the Pope with celebrating Christmas Mass however, told the Pope: "In presenting the in life adult their on Christian impact their and years, five remain for only working- our midst there are young students and parents. flowers declared: "We wish in 1969 in a poor the Parish Council is con- pupils are not those of men world." per- people who were born and to show our gratitude be- class district on Rome's A Catholic school should fident that an entirely lay or women who are trying to who have married in these months iphery. few a to up cause O'SULLIVAN, B. J. le a distinctively Christian teacher staff will then be substitute Religious for According to "Avvenire", slums. Some of the childago many of us did not .ommunity which explicitly able to continue to imple- teachers, but precisely of Education Chairman, what it meant to have the Pope wrote to the mayor ren have known up to now suns to facilitate the enment the aims of this men and women who are Committee, Parish Council know of Rome urging him to do what it seems to live in terounter between God and a bed and a house." lay men and women, who school. The 76-year-old Pope, something. Two years later, ror of the cold of winter ... All Saints, Hamersleyhe child. acthe and in world live been point has This emot- in 1971, the Pope received Now our parents are better It should, therefore, mn- stressed by the Bishops of cept the responsibilities of Warwick-Greenwood. speaking with visible compass in the concept of ion, told the assembled the mayor and his city off and we breathe healtheducation the vital place of group: "I have come to council and spoke sharply, ier air. This we owe to you Holy Father faith; offer personal experknow you, to greet you and saying: iences in Christian living; to bless you. You are the object of our concern . . . provide association between families and professionally because for a long time you qualified staff who have a have not had a nest for your families and because you conscious and deliberate Sir, Christian outlook on life; have already become Rom"You go on the attack; stir yourselves from your apathy;; Fight develop religious underans, which means faithful of standing and provide opporback and they'll be beaten." my diocese, my spiritual tunities for personal comsons." That is a quote from Away back in the days flaunted openly and in mitment to religious values. Most of the new tenants the speech by Archbish- when we had organisa- defiance of the law, and As a Christian educationof the apartments are emiop Young of Hobart, tions in the Church such the flood has now beal community, the school grants from the southern published in last week's as the Holy Name Soc- come a deluge. thould be concerned with of Italy. Many of the part 'Record', on the question iety, the Sacred Heart I ask Catholics to do the acquisition of skills ind men are unemployed and of smut and pornoSodality, the Children of something about this. Australia should adopt a "negative income tax knowledge, initiation into many of the women earn a graphy. Mary, to name just a he cultural heritage, the Can we hope for a bare living working long system" in which persons receiving salary below Well, let's get started. few, this trade in filth valuing of rationality and hours as domestics. a base rate are paid by the Government from How about every parish and obscenity seemed to lead from our own hierthe broadening of opportunarchy here in the west Among those the "Village income tax sources. forming a League of be kept better in check ities to respond to and to before it is too late of the Pope" has provided Decency to help stem than now is the case. Action for World De- should be regarded as participate in artistic enfor are 173 children homes ROGAN, which this flood of filth J. All sorts of rottenness Victoria, ad- full members of society. velopment, deavours. under the age of ten, and Bentley. is swamping the country? and perversion are being vocated this in a recent They should not be eco10 of ages the between 105 the recognize should t I submission to the Pov- nomically deprived. 04,•04NIKINKPMIWININNPV , 1.M04.4 , 4.04 and 15. right of each child to an Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Inquiry. erty Pope Paul raised the education adapted to his Raper said that A.W.D. A.W.D. also maintained money to construct the and abilities, interests was primarily interested responsiof "degree selling by that development new insights the needs and, using in the disparities between a Vatican-owned building bility" and "standard of rich and poor on the inof modern learning theory, education" of workers in downtown Rome. it should emphasize learnternational level. The land for the new vil- should not be the main ing rather than teaching, Sir, However, the causes was provided by the criteria for salary deterlage and self-direction rather With reference to the remarks of Archbishop Young of Hobart (The and features of these disthan external motivation. city of Rome, after the mination. Record of November 8), on pornography, many of us in a very small way Pope practically publicly Mr. Bill Armstrong, parities were in many inAs a community in its embarrassed city officials ( A.W.D. Education Offi- stances the same causes own right, this school have been writing letters and trying to stir up concern. Alas, against organized ity, but the environment for a meeting inviting par- into that act of civic gen- cer for Victoria) and Mr. and features which creatshould encourage the staff, Mark Raper (of A.W.D.'s ed disparities between ticipation from many civic erosity. parents and students to a opposition and money we will be the telling factor. No matter how much groups such as C.W.A., Pope Paul has long been Victorian Executive Com- rich and poor in our mutual awareness of what are not making any impressit means to be a member of ion at all. love, understanding and Apex, Jaycees, Lions, etc. aware of the sub-human mittee) said that salaries own society. One of the submissions he Christian community. Then from that start standards under which tens should be based more on We cannot, as unorgan- teaching, we as parents give It should provide com- ized, scattered people fight our children if everything many people, small cogs in of thousands of migrants to the particular needs of made by the spokesmen was that "community munal religious and social this assault on our country. around them is so rotten the big wheel, will unite to Rome have had to live for worker and family. activities and offer educaAlso, those who are in attitudes" are among the We need organization of we will lose more than we fight for a moral, healthy the past 20 years. Their shacks, made of some way disadvantaged main causes of poverty. Australia. tional programmes to both all the Church and organ- keep. "Welfare work which staff and parents. We would recommend MRS. VERONICA BATES odd boards, cast-off tiles ( for example, through izations on a national scale cultural dislocation, psy- does not attack attitudes As a community related and this, in our opinion, the first step to be a calling Cloverdale maladjust- is not welfare work," o other communities, this would mean appointment of together of the leaders of chological MRS. IRIS IRWIN chool should foster a rich- an authority to organize at all Churches in Australia ment, age, illness) — they submitted. Cloverdale er participation in parish the national level. .40=001 life; share its educative role It's about time our politits a spirit of partnership icians stood up to be countSZ7 with other schools; support ed. ivic community projects We as parents need help; FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Jnd contribute to commun- we can encourage our own ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE 'Y cultural activities. children in Christian moralLARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS Sir, I am sure that anyone Phone 21 2765 who watched the televiHOPKINS MIGHTY MART 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT Sir, sion programme "Four BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS May I draw attention to the death in Brisbane Corners" last Saturday (Tce End ) , PERTH 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH of Mr. Greg. O'Dwyer, secretary of the National night on the famine in Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. Right to Life Association, and its moving spirit Ethiopia — and the resultant starvation, sickand virtual founder. Saturday 9.30 a.m. Mr. O'Dwyer collapsed spirational foundation ness and death, was as WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 appalled and saddened shortly after the recent he laid down. I was at the horror of as campaign which resulted His death is a griev- it. in the defeat of the aborMy appeal is to people tion-on-demand Medical ous loss to the Right to Clarification Life Movement in Aus- to cut their Christmas Practice Bill in the House of Rep- tralia, which was heavily gift buying, to resist the resentatives. He died on represented at his funer- temptation to buy for — Land and Estate Agents — 7 while con- al Mass in Brisbane on people who have all that November FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN BUYING OR November 9, celebrated is necessary, to cut their valescing. SELLING by Archbishop Rush of Christmas card-sending, Contact us at: their Christmas drinking He was married, with Brisbane. For boys passing out of Seventh and eating, and to really four children aged be148A FITZGERALD STREET, NORTHAM 1973. Chosen after examinGrade sympathy Our heartfelt put "Christ into Christtween four and 13 years. ation at the College, Saturday, 24th Two of his aunts were and prayers go out to mas" by contributing Sister Vincent and Sister Mrs. O'Dwyer and her generously to the relief November, 1973, at 9.30 a.m. (Tenpeople starving Geniveve, of St. John of family. Truly greater love of for five years) . able hath than man no this through the disaster reGod Hospital, Belmont. than that he lay down his lief fund that is currentApplication forms avai lable from College Secretary Mr. O'Dwyer's illness life . . . ly being organised. was undoubtedly due Entries close Tuesday, 20th November, 1973 DORIS MARTYR, (Mrs) P. BERRY, largely to his complete Wembley. 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Thursday, November 15, 1973
WORLD of SPORT
RACE TALK by ROD EVANS
Jottings from the arenas
JENTESSA, a two-year- from a spell and he too old brown filly by Indian will be greatly improve d Conquest out of Mischief by the run and be much Girl, sported silk for the harder to beat next time first time and it was only out. lack of a hard run that A CELLO was ered a S300,000 tournaWhen Graham Mc- at which the supposedly confid. ment no doubt visiting beat her when finishing ently supported for catchable ball went to a By BERNARD JAY the Kenzie, the great West fieldsman. champions would be in- second to Fine End over Prince of Wales weight. 1,000 metres. for-age race terested. and was Australian Test bowler lucky to meet the U. Although it is a good In the game against that it would hurt golf if Of course, the man Jentessa showed excepbrilwent out to bat in the deal to expect that Mc- Vitoria last weekend he appearance money were who pays the money can tional speed to lead for liant mare Star Glow withdrawn. w ho showed Sheffield Shield against Kenzie at 31 will regain was one of the "tightest" that decision any make her best most of the way and but his Test place, his recent bowlers in the game and In about the same suits him — and the reon the day. shifting a little for Victoria last weekend form suggests that it is compared favourably breath, he said that top Acello proved to be cent sponsorship of golf ground in the straight he was given a reception by no means beyond him with Max Walker, the players could get thous- in Australia has been may have held on to of our top gallopersone at player. Test Victorian ands of dollars just for very generous and has extremely the the last Christmas r eminiscent of those (even Jentessa will be win. Carfew shots (and doing a shrewd and knowledgeadvanced the game enor- improved immensely by nival and is now right Baker has become a cracking a few jokes) but accorded Don Bradman able critic, Richie Benback to his top and mously. will the run and should be who, if bowler, top-class that is quite a different aud, seems to give him a the rather gloo- something to beat on shortly salute the judge. Despite in his palmy days. current he maintains his thing from competing in my prediction that there reasonable chance). MARRED showed with next start. form, will be a formid- a big tournament. his close third to Kelly. high-status be won't There was a similar, He will have to be used able spearhead for Westwise that he DENIED, a probif this JUSTICE will tournaments made two curHe also and louder, tribute when in shortish spells to get ern Australia. shortly chestnut take out a middle dis. ious remarks — that lem is not resolved, only four-year-old he was brought on to the full benefit from his there were tournaments the confirmed pessimists gelding by Court Sen- tance graduation event, bowl and then went to bowling -- although his Marred showed good worth S100,000 in which would accept a proposi- tence owned and trained field near the boundary. stamina appears to be as these generous by Roy Edwards, finisn- form during the winter The tributes, which re- formidable as ever — It is hoped that the "we" (meaning presum- tion that would with- ed a creditable third to and shows in his return vealed the affection with but under the brilliant argument between the ably "he") did not play sponsors draw. Mandover in the opening from a slight let up that which the big, quiet captaincy of John Inver- Professional Golfers' As- and that if Australia offevent over 1,600 metres. he will be ideally suited cricketer . is held, were arity there is no chance sociation and "the Rest" This was only Justice to a graduation event appearance paying about well deserved, as he of his being over-bowled. run over a journey. second Denied's playoverseas to money showed a little later and he has shown often in It would be a fine per- ers has been or will soon formance if he could re- be resolved. the past. gain Test status and In a brilliant short equal or beat Benaud's To the lay person with spell, he in effect shatter- record of Test wickets — little or no knowledge of ed, temporarily at least, and Benaud, who seems how these things are arthe Victorian batting. It to be one of the strong- ranged, there appeared Western Australia will be represented by five was the old McKenzie of est "barrackers" for Mcto be some curious view- players at the Australian Catholic Tennis Associ— good control, am- Kenzie, would be as points expressed about ation carnival which will be held in Brisbane, :1)1e movement and sizz- pleased as anybody about appearance money, but the Christmas period. over ling pace off the pitch. it. the most important asthe Unfortunately, includes The party GLOUCESTER PARK And (an unusual experpect of the whole affair associations ience for him) he was not was that, rightly or Miss Diane Armanasco of country —QUALIFYING. 7.30 were finding it much plagued by dropped catThe marked improve- wrongly, three very good the St. Denis Tennis Rare Chief, Travis Image, Double ches, of which during his ment made by the young Australian players did Club, Tuart Hill, who was harder to keep together Command. carniannual their and Miss W.A.crowned career he has had more fast bowler Dennis Baker not play in one high8.00—FRATERNITY. than his share. ( An inter- adds to the strength of status (for Australia) and C.L.T.A. at the recent val was cancelled. Flagship, Jay Mode, Golden Dreamer. Gala Queen Quest cabaesting comment on this the The association had a Australian rich tournament. West ret organised by the West minor "facelift" during 8.30—MEMBERS'. aspect of his bowling Shield attack. It is understandable Australian Catholic Lawn the year with changes in w as made to me by a Kiwi Raider, Dorman's Son, James prominent member of Baker, who won selec- that top Australian pro- Tennis Association. Bernard. a furand office-bearers the State team who said tion last season and did fessionals are discontenShe will compete for ther change of secretary. 9.00—ASSOCIATION (1). that he was convinced well, was inclined to be ted at, for instance, visit- the title of Miss A.C.L.T.A. Sign Again, Teledex, Oromedes. The report said that a that one of the reasons inaccurate — at times ing American players (ad- held in conjunction with —PRESIDENT'S. 9.35 the due to was tribute champions) for some of the missed away off line — but he mittedly the Brisbane carnival. Glamour Chief, Darren's Gift, Chevreau work of Mr. John Messer catches in the past was deserves the highest were given appearance • The other members of the years, particuover D'Or. they, the while money the tremendous pace off praise for having, obviouthe West Australian con- larly in his capacity as 0.10—COMMITTEE. the pitch which McKen- sly by hard work in the Australians, were not. tingent are Brendan Mc- association president. No 1 Park Lodge, Chief Kamahle, First Advance. zie generated and, conse- off season, gained solid On the other hand, it Carthy, who is a "veter- doubt with the next car( 2 ). 10.40—ASSOCIATION quently the great pace control. could not be expected an" participant in the nival to be held in Perth Frostson. Jay, Darfield, Hippy carnival; BerAustralian that players such as Lee in December next year. Trevino, Bruce Crampton nadette McCarthy, like he would .be called upon Best Bet: GLAMOUR CHIEF. and Jerry Heard woukd her brother, a seasoned to do more-work as past come to Australia with- carnival player; Maree president. out at least their fares Messer, who made her A Perth carnival comand expenses being paid. debut last year under the mittee has been formed guidance of her parents, Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. and has drawn up a proW A.O.A. The point has been and Michael Brennan, gramme for the 1974 carPERTH 6000 made, and it seems a val- another player who com- nival which will open on OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS No. I LOTTERY $80,000 1st Prize id one, that if these play- peted for the first time Tuesday, December 24 last year. ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK T ICKETS $2.00 — Full Books $100.00 467 ers had their travel and In a recent report of and end on New Year's Res.: 67 1685 Phone accommodation paid, 61 1380 No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 1st Prize Eve. there would be more W.A. Association activiTICKETS $1.00 — Full Books $50.00 money available as ties, it was stated that straight-out prize .money. during the past 12 monNo. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize ths a successful State TICKETS 50 cents — Full Books $25 The Americans, Lee championship had been PROMPT RETURN TO ALL MAIL ORDERS Trevino particularly, do organised, with Andy THESE LOTTERIES WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY not seem to favour this, Fanowrios winning the SO HURRY! the likeable champion men's singles and Kerry Trevino seeming to think Dugan the ladics' singles. 11111310.1PratililkAMEINIIIIINCOOMINPOINIMPIIM116 , Subiaco Hotel Bayswater Hotel First Class Accommodation ION Opp..,_STAT and Service With only one round Old Time Music and t o be played before the DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT Dancing, Friday and finals, the A Grade penSaturday FREE HOME DELIVERY nant competition of the LES BARTLETT, Prcp. Phone 81 1028 West Australian Catholic Proprietress TEL.: 71 1224 Irene McHer,ry. 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A GRADE: Queen's PARTIES in the MOOMBA Park (1), 7 sets 58 games PHONE 22 1049 Moderate Rates d. Queen's Park (2), 5 sets 52 games. Dianella Northam's ( 2), 9 -sets 66 games d. COMMERCIAL Queen's Park (3), 3 sets LEO STEINS, Maflflges TOM MURPHY, Proprietor 47 games. Pignatelli, 7 sets 53 games d. Dianella (1), 5 sets 54 games. NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL B GRADE: Dianella, 7 PERTH sets 53 games d. Como Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., carpeted ( 2), 5 sets 56 games. PigBed and Breakfast, $5.00. Comfortable natelli (2), 12 sets 72 rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. games d. Como (1), 33 8 7566 Phone 2 games. Queen's Park, 6 Phone 28 7566 sets 58 games d. PignaHouse", 450 Printed and publ ished by Edward Vanheemst, "Pc "telli (1), 6 sets 53 games. Hay Street, Perth W.A.