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Above is a scene on the historic day last weekend when Archbishop Goody made history for the archdiocese by ordaining to the priesthood the biggest group of men ordained for future work in the archdiocese.

Only one previous ceremony had had a similar number of ordinands but not all were for the Archdiocese of Perth on that occasion. 2'ne Archbishop is seen above after the ceremony with the newly - ordained priests (from lef t): Fathers John Dwyer, John Orzanski, Brian

McKenna, John JegPeter Bianchi • rii and Brian 0-Loughlin. St. Mars' s Cathedral was filled to capacity with a big crowd made up of relatives of the new priests and large representations of parishioners from their home parishes. In the new. rite of or-

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dination, newly-ordained priests are the principal concelebrants at the Mass of their ordination, together with the ordaining bishop. Other principal concelebrants on this occasion were parish priests of t he ordinands' respective parishes, the Episcopal Vicar for Clergy. Father R. Healy, the Rector of St. Charles Seminary, Father G. Scott, C. M., and the Archdiocesan Director of Vocations. Father W. Foley. On the day after the ordination, large congregations filled each of the respecthe parish churches of North Fremantle (Father O'Loughlin). East Victoria Pk. (Father Bianchini), Scarborough (Father McKenna), Bassendean (Father Jegorow), Morley (Father Orzanski) and Mirrahooka '(Father Dwyer), where the newly-ordained priests concelebrated festival Masses of thanksgiving with the parishioners for the honour that had been conferred on them. The newly ordained priests will spend the next few months on a special pastoral programme. (• SEE ALSO Page 8)

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Chlorophyll, wheat, the body-cleansers

Wheat — the real staff of life — has com9 into its own, and may be used safely. an( healthfully in numerous ways as the nourishm ent it was intended to be. they are to be found, II The effectiveness of Chloare then in a position rophyll derived from fresh B.Sc., EARLE, A By Sister M. PHILOMEN build up our bodies and r wheatgrass has been called A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. pair our weaknesses in ti "concentrated sun power." manner we desire. St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. Chlorophyll increases the Only a lack of this km function of the heart, affledge has allowed people ects the vascular system, the drift into a habit of livin colon and also the lungs. newed more frequently than plies to most green leaf which, to rather a large e, vegetables. "the is which wheat So any other. tent, has been dictated I staff of life" is the most of t replenishmen daily A It is stored in the spleen widely-grown grain through- and liver, ready for any the wastage constantly tak- the development of the i out the world, and its his- sudden demand that may be ing place in the human dustrial age and accelerat tory dates back to ancient made on the system, mostly body is essential in order to by social usage. Egypt, to the Bible. maintain our vigour and through loss of blood. "BOLTING" Consequently, the main vitality. The magnesium too, in It is considered much ez source of nourishment for If we are able to supply the human race is wheat, lettuce juice, has great re- our bodies with just those ier to procure a packet given to us by our Creator, vitalising powers, particular- minerals and vitamins need- sandwiches for lunch th to prepare a raw salad at in order to keep ourselves ly in building up muscular ed to replace wastage of healthy in body and mind. fibres, brain cells, nerve used up cells and tissues; so much more economic Wheat consists of protein, centres, also lung tissues. It here we have discovered the for the miller to prodt starch, vitamins and miner- also assist in maintaining most important secret of white flour, which ke( than longer als, and especially the im- the normal fluidity of the wholere blood, without which nor- health. flour, notwithstanding ! portant Vitamin E. mal metabolism could not Chemicals and vital ele- much higher vitamin continue. ments required in our re- tent of the wholemeal. PURIFIERS building process are found But the consequence/ Again, Chlorophyll is only in the food we eat and this habit of bolting Int formed into a concentrated SKIN, HAIR anced alsovitamin-defitit magnesium the air we breathe. as powder and is excellent to Again, purify the blood and to cannot operate efficiently In no other way can we foods are widespread treat anaemia. unless sufficient calcium is procure them and unless we are seen in the reciti Watercress Juice — this present, the combination of secure them in sufficient sickness prevalent ant green juice extracted from these two elements in let- quantity some part of our a large proportion of watercress is one of the tuce juice, makes it extreme- anatomy will eventually suf- community. In conclusion; we ni best body-cleansers and tox- ly valuable in all conditions fer. Nature has provided us in-neutralisers known. where magnesium is need- with all these vital elements. remember GREEN fa Watercress juice is a ed. They come in the soil or lying on counters for (t forc- have lost their "life-forc powerful intestinal cleanser, Lettuce juice has also a are charged with vital consequently it cannot p removes toxic impurities good iodine content and po- es from the sun. sibly be transmitted to from our system, irradicates ssesses a fair proportion of bodies. skin affections, stimulates vitamins. It is helpful for LIFE-FORCE the circulation and tones up the maintenance of a healIf we place a tiny seed Sister M. Philomena fe the entire system. B.Sc., A.T.N.A., Dip. in the moist earth, it will thy skin and hair. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. Considering the fact of Lettuce juice can be tak- quickly attract to itself the watercress juice being a en alone but is far more minerals from the soil powerful intestinal regulat- palatable if combined with which the rays of the sun CLASSIFIED ADS. or, it should not be taken carrot juice in the propor- will soon change from inIN alone. tion of two parts of carrot organic to organic elements. It is best mixed with cel- juice to one part of lettuce So, in these organic eleery juice, in the proportion juice. ments is the life-force we of about six parts of celery DO THE JOB Do not wash lettuce leav- transfer to our bodies when juice to one part of water- es in hot water nor leave we eat. IN VOW PHONE cress juice. When, given the knowledthem to soak in cold water, CLASSIFIEDS as this draws out the min- ge of what these vital eleSPINACH 25 9088 erals. Subsequently this ap- ments are, and also where One pint or more of this combination may be taken daily. The juice of watercress, spinach and turnip leaves combined, has the property of removing haemorrhoids (piles) and many types of tumours. Two pints of this combination taken daily when all protein, starch and sugar have been eliminated from the diet, have been found to remedy these conditions in a perfectly natural manner, shortly, in a few months. Spinach Juice: The value of spinach in health-promoting has long been recognized but the use of spinach juice as a health fluid, is a development of more recent times. In raw spinach, Nature has provided us with the material organic finest known for the cleansing, reconstruction and regenaration of the entire digestive tract, both the alimentary sections — the stomach, duodenum and small intestine — as well as the large intestine and colon.

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It is particularly rich in iron and in addition is an excellent source of iodine as well as being high on the list of foods containing the Vitamin-A. • The new entrance porch incorporating the sacristy at St. Man `. In fact, it contains 5,000 South Bunbury. international units of this Church, renovat16. vitamin per ounce, so, two St. Mary's Church, South Bunbury, has been extended and t1 it. ounces of spinach gives all of the 5° .t. The original building was risty and confessional have the Knights proceediq of this vitamin we need for are blessed by Bishop Gibney been re-modelled and the Cross renovating" each day. paint- the work of Spinach juice is one of in 1904 when it was set up whole of the interior Hall. St. Joseph's response the most useful of the pro- as a school by Dean Mar- ed. A generous $5,0001 telli. Vitabecause tective foods for appeal their d were THANKS min-A prevents infection. Two classrooms that instead At the blessing of the new meant timber On account of its rath- added in 1927 and renovaa floor renovations by Bishop Mc- concretereplaced in the' er strong flavour, spinach tions carried out in 1941. be can the Crocetti, Father Keon, be that the A juice should preferably hoped When a new St. Mary's It is taken with carrot juice in school was opened in 1955, parish priest, thanked the ect will be complete( j assisted had who following parts two of proportion the the old school became the mid-October. of carrot juice to one part permanent Mass centre for in the work by their donations: of spinach juice. Confirmation the area. Owens family (altar and same day 8 Continued regularly for On the The parish council chose tabernacle); Mr. and Mrs. t wo or three months this of South g n i pen cov- r e -o Bishop.. c ombination of juices will renovations to the existing Jack Depiazzi (floor Church, bury have most beneficial results. building rather than the ex- erings); Mrs. Treasure Mat- K eon, in St. Patrick's thews (entrance tiling); Mrs. administered Lettuce Juice: This is a pense of a new church. dral, childrete The renovations consist Crocetti (amplifying sys- e good source of iron, being to 39 ation ladies (vac- m in the schools richer in this respect than of a new entrance incorpor- tem); Catholic Mrs. Lil Bay- State cleaner); at uum sacristy priest's the ating a grapes. or during spinach raisins, area, liss (clock); St. John's Sis- bury Iron is considered the most that end of the church. they recived hich w rst Elsewhere in the church ters (Cross). active element in the human union for the fi In the centre of Bunbury, m body, and needs to be re- the sanctuary, working sac-

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In the 37 years since the hospital was established, 51,342 babies born in the maternity section at St. Anne's Hospital—equivalent 9-13 The Archbishop and the Auxiliary Bishop have been will attend in Sydney, the half-yearly to the combined population of Bunbury, Albany, Geraldton and Northam.

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Coolgardie Convent School akes an m act of faith IN NEWS PARS Thursday, September 5, 1974

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Coolgardie Convent School, in its 75th year, has just seen the completion of a new boys' dormitory for junior boy boarders and a new d ining room for all the boarders.

MAJ ELLANS At the Bunbury diocesan conference of Majellans, held at Albany, the President, Dot Savage, welcomed repre. sentatives from Bunbury, Katanning, Tambellup, Mount Barker and Boyup Brook, plus Perth representatives Lorraine Campbell, Pam Smith and Margaret Bennism Father Crocetti and Margaret Bennison spoke in favour of incorporating a diocesan council into the present Bunbury constitution so that the activities of various croups could be better integrated, new branches could be set up and communication be 'kept with the archdiocesan groups. Nothing definite on a Council would be defined for the next 12 months, it was decided. Father Ralph Byrne, of Collie, spoke to the meeting on progress made in establishing natural family planning clinics at Bunbury and of furthering this work in other districts. Father B. Dwyer spoke to the gathering of women on prayer and the working out of each individual woman's role in life.

were The Catholic school in Sister Goretti said that "The Sisters of Mercy The extensions Coolgardie was staffed by the collaboration between have made an act of faith leAssedspokaensdwomoapnenfeodr b Quinn last Saturday. lay teachers before the parents, teachers, priests, in the people of the Coolthe arrival of the Sisters of Sisters, students and friends gardie region," she added. said rcy that Mercy from Buenos Aires of the local community was Mercy e of Sisters "Despite the small numa fulfilment of the ber in the school at present when a decline in the school via Adelaide in 1898. es Anthony's, t . . resourc S f An 86-year-old pupil of Vatican Council's hope for we believe that the co-operpopulatioon coincided with oolgardie, those days, Sister Mary all to play their part in ation of the total Catholic C the Sisters of Anthony Fitzpatrick, who Christian education. population in the area will tt review by oftheir was present at last SaturAlso, she said, it reflect- build up and maintain a their in work for NviearcaYble day's opening, recalled those ed the stress of the Karmel Catholic School and Comil a education, rumour two lay teachers, the Misses Report on the contribution munity Centre that will Catholic that the contin- Pombart, who both later of the local community in benefit greatly those familw as strong of the 75- became Sisters of Mercy educational existence endeavour. ued ies of the Eastern Goldschool was threat- themselves. "It is intended that these fields who may be consideryear-old Sister Maria Goretti, Pro- facilities will, as in the past ed disadvantaged because of l ,es;ioefnd. H aeiin tio ing ld she said, a vincial Superior of the Sis- continue to be available to their isolation". community, Christian iian ters of Mercy, said that children who cannot come local wehvreirs Mr. David Manning, which were this historical fact demon- in to board," she added. president of the Coolgardie asit, to has ortance p strated that the future suc"The Sisters will continue Shire Council, said at school cess of St. Anthony's as a to conduct sured that St. Anthony's holiday camps the opening ceremony: "I and a bay hoarding Catholic school need not (Bushies Schools) for con- believe boa that you have seen ntinue would cotensions opened on depend on Sisters as teach- centrated religious instruc- an example today of tenacThe ex ers, necessarily. tion. ity of purpose which is the are one of three "For years we had only "More boarders and pu- main thing in Saturday getting anyprogramme a of Sisters as teachers and in pils are needed to ensure thing • Part of the atstages done. com- these last few years we have parents' d drawn the financial viability of the tractive new quarters Mr. composed of "Coolgardie has always mittee had a lay teacher with the school. in the boys' dormiMick Sisters, "she said. Argus, Mr. d emonstrated abundantly its haun S ability not only to lead tory at St. Anthony's APPEAL Cotter and Mr. Les Pav1in7 "SALUTARY" "I appeal to each one of but also to show in a posi- School, Coolgardie. ovich. TWO "It could be a salutary you to really support the tive way what can be done." STAGETwo will see the thing to have Christian liv- plans for expansion by proStage construction of new class- ing in the different life- moting knowledge of the facilities now r ooms and facilities at the styles for the pupils to wit- excellent ness. available. school.

This was said by Father Martin Newbold. the Archdiocesan Archivist, in an 11 a.m. Confirmation, Beaconsfield. 15 on the Sisters of address Retreat 16-20 Movement for a Better World Mercy given to the Royal for clergy. Western Australian Histor7.45 p.m. Legion of Mary meeting in the ical Society at the State Sec16 ondary Teachers' College Cathedral Chapter Hall. last week. at meets Council Pastoral Diocesan The 21 He described the Sisters St. Charles' Seminary. as the "first teaching Sis2.30 p.m. The annual procession at Bal- ters in Australia" and, in 22 catta in honour of Saints Cosmas and speaking of the Order's nursing achievements, noted Damian. The Auxiliary Bishop. The Willagee group meeting, commencing with Mass 6 p.m. The Blessing and Opening of St. that the history books covat 8 p.m., will be held on Monday, September 9, at the contribunursing the ering Auxiliary the by Morley Hall, Jude's home of Mrs. Pat Dixon, North Lake Road, Kardinya. tion in the Crimean War do Bishop. A gospel review will be held, followed by a discussion generally mention the not on "Attitudes." For further information contact Mrs. Confirmation Dianella. The Archbishop. fact that two Sisters of Porter on 30 2568. Mercy gave their lives nur23-27 The second clergy retreat. sing at Balaklava." Holy Year Pilgrimage visit to St. Mary's 24 Floreat Majellans will meet on Wednesday. September "Heirs to this and many Mercy of Sisters Cathedral by combined 18, to hear Siscter Elizabeth Curran. The Rosary will be worlda episodes in other recited at St. Cecilia's Church at 7.30 p.m. with the Schools. The Archbishop. wide tradition of nursing are meeting following at 8 p.m. in the Brigidine College. This those Sisters of Mercy who group has members from Floreat, Wembley and Wembley Downs, so any ladies from nearby districts would be choose to nurse rather than welcome. to teach," he said. St. Anne's Hospital, Mt. Lawley, which was establMorley Majellans will meet on Monday, September 16, AND at the home of Mrs. Hulbert, 618 Morley Drive, Hamp. lished by them on April 10. ton. Mass will be at 8 p.m., followed by a talk by 1937, continued to expand P. Cunningham. For further information ring Father hosgreat the of one into 8837. 76 pitals of Western Australia. FOR "St. Anne's Hospital has Our Lady of the Missions Past Pupils Association will the distinction of being the Christian Brothers College hold their annual general meeting at the convent, Tuck. first hospital in Australia field Street, Fremantle, on Sunday, September 15, at where Religious Sisters first K ALGOORLIE 2.30 p.m. All past pupils are welcome. actually worked as maternA ward Rates. Accommodation Provided. ity nurses." Apply: HEADMASTER, WASHINGTON (NC) — President Gerald Ford is an "exceptionally C.B.C. WILSON STREET, SUCCESSES K ALGOORLIE 6430. "Many successes have thoughtful and considerate Christian gentleman", according to a marked the progress of their Catholic priest who has known him 28 years. students after leaving the many colleges and schools new President lacks inids area was "extremely President Ford is "the conducted by the Sisters of tellectual brilliance. conservative." ethnically 2pitome of thoughtfulMercy in W.A.," he added. priest, "What the New York predominantly Dutch the distinction of its ness," said the Walen, have will Kukerin Times and the Washingwith large Christian ReMsgr. Joseph C. "Like all teachers, they — Sole Agents ton Post might consider formed church congrefestival Mass, celebrated to mark the tenth anti who is pastor of St. had faltered at times in meMiss Clare Casey (above) who, with in orilliant, Church might not," I gations. Joseph's thod and application but brand versary cf the Catholic Women's League Miss Nancy Fier,berg, has achieved recently Msgr. Walen said. in Wright, Michigan and few had done better. "I think that Gerry distinction of being the first headmistress being broadcast on A.B.C. Radio on Septembe former editor of the diothe Discussing assertions Ford in Congress felt he "We have only to quote school. secondary State a of in that Mr. Ford had been cesan newspaper had to take a look back two recent examples of suc15 at 11 a.m. 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco weak in his support for Grand Rapids, the Presicipal mistress at Mt. Both are ex-collegians and see what the people cess to put the training givMrs were present Also incluwomen, Eighty-six civil rights, Msgr. Walen She was the first prin81 5700 were feeling." en by the Sisters on the of the Sisters of Mercy well dents home town. formerly rocetti, other C from guests ding said: Lawley High School and He considers President high level it deserves," Faat Victoria Square at the LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY she lived at when known other and branches C.W.L. "I think that some of for the past 14 years has Ford "an exceptionally ther Newbold said. college which is now Grace. his stands on civil rights occupied that position at local guilds. attended a din- Lake individual" competent the at Mercedes speaker as known guest Education The the the "Recently were tilting more toTuart Hill High School. ner which followed dinner was Mr. H. Short, who, as Conuessman, Department announced that College. ward Republican policy Fienberg noted Mass. Miss served Demeverybody, Lepet Miss Casey received of the International the first two head mistresses than his own convicthat many former stuAt the dinner, Bishop Mission, who explained the ocrat and Republican." in Government secondary her early education at tions. He is more liberal Victoria Square dents of President "does Ford the of to celebrant mission McKeon, the times the of from work Jarrandale schools in recent in person than he could had reached the position Mass, thanked the A.B.C. raise money so that leper lot wear Christianity on would soon take up duty — Sisters of St. Joseph and be as House of Repremistress in e ieam for their presence. principal of his edusleeve, but there is children could receive Clare Casey at Eastern Hills then spent five years at sentatives minority leadvarious State schools. ) no ofhis bedoubt about were they which Nancy obtaincation and Schools Square, Victoria High Included in the choir at er. priest said. the liefs," Fienberg at Eastern Gold- ing a government exhiby the Mass were the first pre- ten denied. A rrangements for the "FAIR" fields High Schools. ition in her Leaving sident and first secretary of were supervised by REFUGEES unction ( examination. f Mrs. In his personal dealC.W.L., certificate Kukerin the "Both of these teachers ings with President Ford, She graduated Bache- ( Pat O'Rourke and Mrs. Pat Mrs. Pat Brandenburg. Mn Msgr. Walen said that reaching the summit in the V ATICAN CITY (NC) presl• when he served as diothe priest said, "I never Ditchburn. Sisters from June Taylor (present respec. State education system were lor of Science at the) — Pope Paul VI has sent secretary and majMrs. W.A.. parishes, dent cesan direcflicker of an resettlement saw one_ of University neighbouring taught by the Sisters of his special envoy to the Harold tor placing World War anti-civil rights stance. oring in mathematics. Heidi Petrik, of Dumble- tively) and Mrs. Mercy in Perth. P ortuguese African territorthe Holy for Enrolments Kukerin. I I refugees, he had ex"He is probably no ies of yung. ladies from the local King, of Entering the teaching Methodist Mozambique and "Today 335 Sisters of evening Institute Spirit Mrs. Anglican and flaming liberal on civil Church, 'Pnsive dealings with service of the Education Anglican Angola for a firsthand reMercy teach, nurse and par- Department, she has classes were now due said Margaret Mycock and Sis- ladies helped with the ser- Ford, who was first rights, but he will be port of problems facing the ticipate in other good works elected to Congress in vice of the meal. eminently fair." spent most of her car- Father Michael Keating, ters Frances and Doreen. local churches there. in Western Australia. institute said dean of the 1948, Msgr. Walen added eer in high schools, first Cardinal Umberto Mozthis week. ,"1-le gets things done "No-one could deny that / as a foundation staff that Mr. Ford "is not zoni, a long-time papal dipWithout flourishes," the in their long history they '; member of Geraldton afraid to change his He said that tne holiday lomat who has lived in mistakes, p made riest said, and discountmay have mind" and he pointed '(High School. then at break had possibly distractRome since becoming a cared contentions that the individually and collectively, Northam High School. out that the Grand Raped some Religious and laity dinal last year, was accordbut. in view of the good they i! She was principal mis-e from enrolling in the course Si* ing to the Vatican Press ofhave so undoubtedly done / tress of' which would commence successively fice, sent by the Pope to for so many, surely we can )Eastern Goldfields High next week and would conMozambique and Angola match a little of their great Lawley (/ weeks. Mt. for eight School. tinue "to convey under the presgenerosity by overlooking / High School and. mosq/ The lectures are given on tog —o raphs ent circumstances the Pope's their praising and small the faults No order too big or too ( recently. Perth Modern () the premises of the St. ALKS LEADING GROCERS personal and affectionate FOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY need fine contribution to Perth / School, where she spent ) John of God. Provincialate We e an supply every concern to the bishops. A DULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE manufactured. and the whole of our State." all at the past 17 years. --if ( , building at the corner of priests and faithful of the L ARGE & SMALL SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS Of her promotion, Salvado Road and Mclocal ecclesial communities." Miss Casey said that she Court Street. The visit was "exclusively Phone 21 2765 Lectures extend for 80 could see no reason why is„ GIVE YOUR NEXT ORDER TO— r eligious and is being car2nd COURT FLOOR, LONDON her appointment should(' minutes on each night, thus ried out as a private manbe seen as any different/' allowing plenty of time for Tce End) , PERTH ner." from that of any teach-/ questions and discussion by The Church in Mozamer with the required all present. bique and Angola suffered qualification and seniThe lectures follow in PRIESTS AND BROTHERS IN harassment from Portugal's are that topics ority. the content former government before Brazil Ghana In the present situaNew Guinea studied full-time by Religioits collapse in April. Japan tion, she had had extenus who attend the institute Paraguay Indonesia A number of foreign misGrocers sive experience in teach- (, during the day. 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Life and work of a renowned priest

Who was Dean Hawes? Many people who have tried to answer that question in simple terms have been confrcnted with a many-faceted personality moulded by a wide range of contrasting culture and experience.

Following his disappoint- able, winning the last event One has to penetrate sev- Australia he gave him the at having his design of the day. ment Gerdesign to eral layers of life to find commission In "The Stones Cry Out", something of the genius and aldton Cathedral — a build- rejected, Hawes bundled up .Alexander Turner. the rezeal of this renowned figure ing that was to take 23 his three years' work and sent it to the person he be- tired A.B.C. drama producin West Australian history. years to complete. Unfortunately, the pro- lieved appreciated it most er who bears a striking reIt is a long and contrastsemblance to Hawes, apject was too ambitious for — Pope Pius XI. ing road from the soft EngThere followed the busiest pears in the role of the arand aldiocese, poor a such lish countryside of his boythough Hawes supervised period in the architect's chitect-priest. hood through his schooling the building, and carried out life when he joined Bishop The documentary graphat The King's School, Canof the work himself J. P. O'Collins, the third ically shows the hardships much terbury to the harsh emptito save money, funds ran bishop of the Geraldton and the dedication of Dean ness of the red, dusty counDiocese, in recommencing Hawes. and work ceased. out of Yalgoo, of tryside work on Geraldton CathedPeople who knew him which the recently filmed MULLEWA ral, and planning parish of his trials and tribulatell A.B.C. documentary "The From 1915 till 1920 he churches for many of the tions, his enthusiasm for his Stones Cry Out," takes its was a bush priest around diocese's country towns. work and . his disinterest in first glimpse. Mt. Magnet, visiting his his own welfare. It is a long and hard widely-dispersed flock on HORSEMAN The documentary also journey from the Royal Ac- horseback and sleeping each Hawes left Australia in ademy architectural halls to night in a different settle- 1939 to go to the Bahamas shows some of the fine the humble structure where ment. where he lived a rigorous uses of natural light that he designed the Mullewa When the cathedral mon- life for a further 17 years, Nk ere a feature of his work. It - is narrated by Richard Church and then, at the age ey ran out, Dean Hawes writing, praying and minisO xenburgh, and was 'written of 45, built it with his own packed away his drawing tering to the natives. hands. board but the architect was Dean Hawes fitted per- produced and directed by struggling within him. fectly into the West Aus- Tony Evans. Ian McKenzie PILGRIMAGE He was enticed back to tralian scene as a tall, spare was the cameraman. It is a long pilgrimage to design a station home- figure mounted on horsefrom an Anglican monastery stead for some friends — back, moving among his on the Island of Caldey, Melangatta, the only priv- flock, for he was a good ABOVE: The crenellated tower of Melangatta Station homestead designed by Dean Hawes. where he lived as a Benedic- ately commissioned work he horseman and a great breedtine Reliigous, to the Baha- carried out in Australia — er of horses. BELOW: The Hawes-designed and built priest's house next to the church he built at Mullewa. He once rode his own mas where he became a Ca- and then to build the Churtholic, to the Beda College ch of Our Lady of Mount horse in a race at Yalgoo BOTTOM: Film crew making a tracking shot in front of Geraldton Cathedral. in Rome and a meeting with Carmel at Mullewa, a mam- when no jockey was availBishop Kelly who would in- moth task which took seven vite him to be a priest of years to complete and which the far-off and enormous Hawes built almost entirely diocese of Geraldton in with his own hands. 1915. FOR PERTH Before the end came he Hawes's architectural abilwould make yet another pil- ities soon became noticed in grimage, this time in search the neighbouring Archdioof the Franciscan ideal of cese of Perth. and although poverty, which he had em- Geraldton Cathedral was braced in 1912 on becoming still to be finished the Ara member of the Third Ord- chbishop of Perth. Dr. Pater of St. Francis, and which rick Joseph Clune, gave him inspired him through many the commission to design a years of deprivation and cathedral for Perth. hardship which he shared After three years exhauswith his parishioners in the ting and detailed work the early days. plans were completed, and This led h1m to a hermi- Dean Hawes left for Europe tage on Cat Island in the to order stained glass and Bahamas where the ideal mosaics for the cathedral. eluded him in a welter of While in Rome he proudarchitectural work and buil- ly showed his plans to Pope ding activity until his re- Pius XI, who expressed his quest was fulfilled — that approval and gave his blesshis remains be carried to a ing to the work. lonely tomb prepared for himself on the island. REJ ECTED However, when he returni i L his THEDRA CA ed to Perth a year later Dean (later Monsignor) plans were rejected by the John C. Hawes came to Perth clergy who wanted a Australia in 1915 at the in- pseudo gothic style of archvitation of William Kelly, itecture with steep roofs. foundation bishop of the pinnacles, and spires, rather Diocese of Geraldton — a than the Southern European bush diocese five times the style of building which Hawes had designed to suit 4 size of Great Britain. Bishop Kelly needed prie- Perth's hot climate. Dean Hawes' design was 4if sts, and when he met Hawes in Rome in 1913 he to have cost £60,000. The saw in the idealist priest- present structure cost more than £100,000 and seems architect a fine catch. As a bait to lure him to unlikely to be finished. .eaVVIR.11111114ram

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You, too, will live

When does a child's education begin.

"The education of children begins about twenty years before their parents are born" (J. Urteaga, Spanish priest -author). It is the sort of people • This is the fifth in a series of articles that parents are that most influences the development by BROTHER PETER ST. JOHN, Cochildren. of ordinator of Rel igious Education, on If you want your children to be loving, concerned rel igious education in the home and people, look to your own school. love, and your concern for people. You will bring up them by argument. Listen your children in faith in to one another, and let God only if you live your your life perspective exown faith. pand together. Your faith may be very Listen to others too, but little at present. Let it mainly to those whose grow then. Put your trust faith and values you can in God. r espect, and who want to A friend quoted me a listen to you, not simply SUNDAY, Chinese proverb: "Do not preach to you. Growth in faith together September 8 fear going forward slowly. is what Christian family is WITH HEART AND Fear only to stand still." VOICE Faith is God's gift. You all about. "Love is of God" (John A programme of _hymns can use it, or ignore it. If you are open to God's Ep. 4:7). Love is fed by and songs for today preactions in your life, and re- trust and by a common sented by Tony Lee 7 a.m. (6VVF) spond lovingly, your faith faith. If you cannot talk, husENCOUNTER will grow. Your children "The Search For A Crewill best learn about God band and wife, about such from your own living faith. things, even though they are ator". Peter Armstrong is a If God is not real to you, important to you, your love convinced Christi:tn. He therefore belie,es in God to pretend out of a sense of lacks something. difficult it find may You as the creator of the uniGod make not will uty d real to your children. To to start. Find someone to verse and of man. Have the teach them "their prayers" help you, someone through discoveries in astronomy is of no value if they do whom. God will act in your and biology rendered such beliefs an anachronism? not see prayer as something life. Let me say again that the 8 a.m. (6WF). real in your lives. LET'S FACE IT To begin to educate your action of God in human The Rev. Rod Jepsen of children, then, begin with life was and is perfect in Adelaide. Jesus Christ. 8 a.m. (Regs.) yourselves. DIVINE SERVICE The risen Christ lives in Talk together, husband St. Mark's Anglican and wife, about your own his people. The family faith in God, your own needs the community of Church, Camberwell, Mel11 a.m. (6WN). prayer life, your own val- God's people to support it. bourne. the needs family The COMMUNITY HYMN ues and standards. SINGING The gynaecologist, Derek Church. Strathmore Presbyterian The signs of Christ in a Llewellyn-Jones, author of "Everywoman", said in a person are certain - His Church. Melbourne. recent visit here that men love, His peace, the one 6.30 p.m. (6WF and Regs). THE EPILOGUE. and women often think who listens, who speaks The Temple Church Male themselves so different from with authority, the one one another that they are who suffers yet spreads Choir. 11.50 p.m. (6WF). 1 1.45 p.m. (Regs.) not able to talk at a deep peace and joy. The promise of Jesus re- MCNDAY, and common level about what matters most to them. mains. September 9. "Because I live, you too I believe he is right. But FACING THE WEEK will live." this should not be. The Rev. Rod Jepsen of efbe will The promise The first thing is to listen Adelaide 6.25 a.m. (6WN) to one another. To talk to- fective if you use God's FRIDAY, gether, for many people, gift of faith. Then Christ September 13. means only to state points will be with you and your CROSS WAYS of view and to maintain children . "The Stars In Their Courses". Astrology claims to discern the future. What is the Christian view of this claim? The Rev. Bruce Smith, of Sydney. Optometrists 10.15 p.m. (6WN). IN QUIRES AND 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 PLACES 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 The Lucian Singers of WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist R Brisbane 10.45 p.m. (6WN)

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ABOVE: Father John Dwyer stands with his mother in the congregation awaiting the call to step forward and assume the responsibility of the priesthood. BELOW: Preparing for Mass, Father John Jegorow is handed the gifts of bread and wine that he wil l use.

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Our Historic Link

Mother Julie and her pioneers

Lot 63 Henry Street, Fremantle, was first purchased by a Henry time some Chidlow prior to 1837.

• This is the twentyfirst of a series of articles by Father MARTIN NEWBOLD, the Archdiocesan Archivist, on the beginnings of the Catholic Church in Western Australia.

Education File CATECHETISTS' TRAINING SCHEME The third term of the Catechists' Course will start on Tuesday, September 10. The places and dates are: SAFETY BAY, Tuesday, September 10, at 7.30 p.m. MIDLAND, Wednesday, September 11, at 7.30 p.m. KENSINGTON, Friday. September 13, at 9.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. WEMBLEY, Monday, September 16, at 7.30 p.m. TUART HILL, Tuesday, September 17, at 7.30 p.m. MORLEY, Friday, September 20, at 7.30 p.m. Father Ronan Kilgannon's topic for the first part of the session is "The Sacrament of Penance."

Now in May, 1855, it was owned by the Catholic Mission of Perth and the first Sisters of St. Joseph of the GOVERNMENT FUNDING Apparition took up residen(a) Capital Aid: In the near future several Catholic ce in the house already will be advised by the Australian Schools Comschools standing there when they mission that their application for a building grant for however, ely, Unfortunat reached the Colony. All schools not so the Sisters of St. Joseph 1974-75 has not been successful. The name of Chidlow is submissions are still under their that know should notified were so poor that they were consideration. well known in this State. unable to purchase their However, the street was Schools that have already been notified of the stkvess own block of land. So they not named after this memtheir application will have to await advice from the of and convent had their ber of the family, one of Schools Commission regarding the date when Australian school erected with Bishop funding will begin to tow to them. its earliest inhabitants, but Serra's permission on misin honour of 2nd Lieutenant In all cases notification will be sent to the principal of sion land. of R.N., Henry n the schools whose responsibility it is to notify immediately Joh other board members-. H.M.S. Challenger. EDUCATION Lieutenant Henry explor(b) Recurrent funding: The Catholic Education ComThis property was a grant mission of Western Australia has been negotiating with ed the Canning River, and from the Government for and has made a major submission to the Australian • Mt. Henry, where the Chris• St. Joseph's Convent and school, which stood next to St. Patrick's Church. Presbytery and Schools Commission for an increase in recurrent funding tian Brothers' Aquinas Colorder School. Ownership difficul- for- all Catholic schools, both systemic and non-systemic, lege stands today, commem- Church, Frenzatztle, from 1863 to 1967, when it was demolished in ties were to arise and cause in this State• to Compensate for increasing costs attributto re-establish the college at the De Vialar site, Hilton. orates this early adventure. this Henry anxiety as late as the thirties able to inflation. Seemingly The Australian Schools Commission is discussing the Street block, today occupied Paddling around cleaning were well educated, and declared that from that day of this century. question with the Australian Government and the result by a J. W. Bateman & Co. up was made harder by the aged 19 years when they onwards the title of St. John Like the Mercy Sisters in of the negotiations is expected to be made known to the Evangelist, which the Perth, the Sisters at Fre- school authorities in the near future. warehouse, the site of Fre- fact that the house was landed in the Colony. mantle's first Catholic place affected by rain, and was They both pronounced first. Cathedral had borne, mantle soon established a of worship, was still in the damp and unhealthy. their first vows shortly after would cease, and from hen- reputation for the quality of ceforth it would be the Ca- education offered and childChurch's ownership in 1876. The four pioneer Sisters Easter in 1856. thedral of the Immaculate ren came from all over the interestand mixed a were A LEASE LIBRARIES Conception. This title was colony to benefit. BACKGROUND backvaried of group ing On February 1 of that secthe to transferred later BOOK AWARDS: Schools selecting library books GarriFather Venantius Sister Zoe came from a year the property was leas- grounds. ond Cathedral in Victoria do, 0.S.B., formerly parish could profitably enquire about recent book awards, as and family very prosperous a to Griver ed by Bishop in school libpriest at Fremantle knew these books selected are worthy of a place had never been taught to Square. William Lovegrove, Solici- ONLY TWO raries. In the Model Library at Library Services Branch DardanAt well. the Sisters Mother Julie Cabagniol, cook. t, 664A Murray Street, is a tor, for a period of three THE CATHEDRAL up we find him writing to of the Education Departmen Superioress, and Sister Lucy Convent records indicate years. A statue of Mary under a Mrs. T. Weetman of unique collection of all the award-winning titles. A visit would be well worthwhile. You are always welcomed We can only hope that he Fieuzet were the only ones that through various circum- this title was that day placed on June there. found it a better place to professed when they arrived. stances she never even had over the high altar of the Vasse (Busselton) Latest winning and highly commended titles are those Sister Lucy had been a to light a fire until in her Cathedral to occupy that 1, 1857. live in than the Sisters of her leave to her the 1974 Hans Christian Anderson Award which is for He asked but France in Superioress she then sixtieth year, and St. Joseph did. place henceforth, and a daughter, Helen, with the made every two years to a writer and an illustrator in to came she Many a morning they asked when almost burnt the convent similar place later in the Sisters at Fremantle to con- recognition of the total body of work. woke up to find that the Fremantle to be cook. She down. second Cathedral. The 1974 award-winning author is Maria Gripe of tinue her instruction. He sea-water had swirled up the never really learnt English, The Mercy Sisters had promised to get the Sisters Sweden. Her books for young people include the followcharher for Renowned street from the present es- saying that a cook did not ity, Sister Zoe went back to called their Convent "Holy ing: Josephine; Hugo and Josephine; Hugo; Pappa Pellto assist in the girl's care erin's Daughter: The Night Daddy; The Glass-blower's planade and into the ground need it. this On Convent." Cross France after 26 years in and improvement. Children. In later years she was floor of their two-storey Australia. After 18 months same Sunday the title was convent The winning illustrator is the young artist Farshid the of eper door-ke . convent adopted changed for that of the Im- "SAINTLY" her missed so she Mesghali of Iran, where he is famous for his animated and was, in spite of her . Conception maculate 41.04. went INNAPNINPP4.4.0 returned, land that she '0041.4P.,e4.4.41N for children. His picture books for halting English, excellent at Another letter from Fath- films and books Mother Julie Cabagniol, to Albany. and finally died young children include the following: Uncle New Var; Septemwritten public relations. Garrido er The City of Snakes; The Blue-eyed Boy; King Jamshid. there at the ag,e of 71 besides being the first supHer special charge were 2rioress at Fremantle, was ber 7. 1857, is addressed to 1974 Honours Diplomas for Australians have been years. parents poor of the children writ- also appointed pioneer sup- Sister Veronica (Hennessy) awarded to Ivan Southall for "Josh" and to Ted GreenFrance, to letter A housed at the Convent in wood for "Joseph and Lulu and the Prindiville House ten from Fremantle on Jan- erioress of the foundation at Fremantle. PAINTING Adelaide Street. It thanks her for a letter Pigeons." mentions at Albany on December 22. 1864. 18. uary Lucy lived to the sent to him through a BunTEACHER-LIBRARIAN TRAINING 1975 CONTRACTOR ageSister that Sister Emilie Petit was 1 878. of 85 years and had a family and sends rebury Applications have been called for the 1975 courses. strongly never was She s, she Nevertheles ill. often 20 Mabel Street, reputation for great ascet- lived on and taught at Fre- inclined to teaching but pre- gards to all the Sisters of Details are shown in the Education Department's "Education Circular- of August, page 245. Applications should SOUTH PERTH icism. She died at FremanJoseph. mantle until she died there ferred to be Sacristan and St. was very be addressed to the Director-General of Education, ParliaSerra tle in 1894. Bishop convent the all to attend to years. 62 in 1898, aged September Phone 67 2716 by the new com- ment Place, and close at 4.30 p.m. on Friday, Both Sisters Zoe de ChaIt was not an ordinary and school fill-in tasks. The impressed 20. The Catholic Education Commission would appreciate Petit Emilie by and especially and mouin munity, her ANINP...4."•••••••••••••••••###.41.04.. illness which caused her to great example given by a copy of the application. Superioress Mother Julie die the youngest of the pio- spirit of poverty made a the lasting impression on her Cabagniol. He expressed his neer Sisters of St. Joseph. feelings in a letter to MoSisters. ther Emilie Julien, 2nd HIT BY BALL Superior-General, on Aug- HOLY SPIRIT COURSES NEEDY THE She had been calmly supMother Julie was always ust 20. 1857. education evening classes commence on Septemervising children on the neat and tidy yet seemed to "It would be difficult- he berAdult 10 at the Holy Spirit Institute. The programme inwas playground when she Superior a find "to wrote, and for Convent Primary School wear obtain remarkable cludes eight lectures each on Catechetics, Moral Issues, hit on the head by a cricket use out of clothes and ob- more humble, more kind, or Christian Worship, applied philosophy, the Catholic Faith, PORT HEDLAND ball. Death came as the re- jects. more suited to preside over the Old Testament and Mass Media. ns complicatio sult of the These courses are open to priests, religious and laity. The needy of Fremantle a little community than which followed. The fee is $5 per subject. For further details contact Please write to the Principal, Box 26 P.O. Port later Albany paid tri- this good Sister Julie. and The arrangements and bute to her assistance to "She does not teach Sister Aloysius at the St. John of God Provincialate, Hedland, W.A. 6721, or ring Port Hedland business connected with dis- them following her leath. much. perhaps with words. Subiaco. 73 1687. embarking took some time. which occurred on May 4. she does not reprove much, himself Salvado Bishop 1895. at the age of 65 but she teaches much and spent most of the time at years. reproves when it is necesFremantle supervising mat• Information contained in Education File is This was three months sary. by her saintly conduct ters until June 13, 1855, after the death of her fellow full of charity and well ad- supplied by the Catholic Education Centre, Henry matters t hen returned to Perth. pioneer Sister Lucy Fieuzet. vanced in religious perfec- Street, Shenton Park, 6008. Queries on Certire; On Friday, June 15, so contained in it should be directed to the great indeed, was the tion." So items for inclusion should be sent to the Press he tells us in his diary. the public esteem for this pioOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST (TO BE CONTINUED) Secretary. four French nuns went to neer Sister in Albany that Perth and boarded with the by their own special request CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Sisters of Mercy. the mayor and councillors 21 8151 PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE They probably went there of the town acted as pallW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS 21 5304 to learn local customs, conPERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET at her funeral. She bearers PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS 35 2602 ditions, and requirements in had spent seventeen years FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET West Australia. Hot Water Specialists nowtified the Cer 3 2653 education from COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET in their midst. Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. General and experienced Mercy Sisters. 411111MINIIIIIMIONNO granite, A fine polished Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 cross erected by public subWRONG DOSE BO JAMES STREET, PERTH scription now marks her The next day, much to grave in the Albany PioPolish community The the general consternation, neers' Cemetery. will hold their special Holy one of them nearly caused Year Pilgrimage visit to St. the accidental death of Bro- NEW HOME Mary's Cathedral on SunFrein years three fter A O.S.B. ther Stephen, second day. September 15. Instead of a commonly mantle living on the It will be led by Bishop Street Henry the of used medicine called Salt of floor chur- Szczepan Wesoly who will public the over house Nihim gave she , Madrid Joseph be visiting Perth :from WarPHIPPS'LL FIX IT trate Salts which were po- ch the Sisters of St. in saw as part of his mission moved Apparition the of RADIOS - TRANSISTORS - JUGS - RADIATORS tent and at that time emto visit Polish communities premises. POLISHERS S,IAVERS - RADIOGRAMS - TOASTERS ployed in the treatment of 1858 to new IRONS - VACUUM CLEANERS was throughout the world. residence new Their warts. NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE The Bishop will concelecornOn Sunday, June 17, a rented house on the Mass in the Cathedra: brate R ECORDS Queen and High of 1 855, Mother Julie and her er at 12.30 p.m. where Fremantle, Streets, present !,necial 12" Records, well known brands from were panions com "Fit for a King" followine the During for with the Sisters of Mercy in Hoyts Theatre stood wir Wesoly Bishop week $1.99 where and years, many St. Johns Cathedral for a visit Polish communities a' or Give a Gift Token ceremony unique in Aus- Walsh Brothers store stands Bunbury, Collie, Narrogir today. S ;nbeam Appliances Repair Centre tralia. About 1863 came a move and Albany. On that day Bishop Jo• seph Serra read the Papal to their next home, this Bull concerning the Immac- time in Adelaide Street. His- Keep abreast with the ulate Conception of Mary tory repeated itself because times; 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 abreast keep before celebrating a Ponti- like the Mercy Sisters earlTelephone: 69 2455 Read — Church the with home fical Mass to honour the ier in Perth this third W E ENQUIRIES WELCOME HOLESAL was their own convent built THE RECORD. new Dogma of Faith. wishes. their The Bishop then publicly to

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IN MEMORIAM McCORMACK Thomas Benedict. Entered eternal life Sept. 11, 1973. Loving husband of Mary and father of Bernadette, Gerald, Sr. Irene, John, Alan and Brian. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on his soul. HENRYON, Louis. Anniversary Sept. 12. Loved and prayed for always. One year comes, another goes. The gates of memory never close. Molly and family. WALE (Katherine). Of your charity dear reader, please pray for the repose of the soul of our beloved mother. Anniversary, Sept. 10.

Federal "rights" Bill "The Human Rights Bill has mutilated the UNO Covenant, the very document en which it is supposed to be based. The Bishops have protested against the omission of the most basic features of the Covenant". This criticism was made courts would be very much awnecree of her husband if he by Father Barry Hickey, higher. unable to support himDirector of the Catholic The old protection afford- self. Family Welfare Bureau, at ed Catholics through a well Both parties were equally a meeting of the Hamilton knit family life did not exist _ responsible for the needs of Hill Majellans of which today, he added. their children. Mrs. P. Melancon was As a result, Catholics chairman. came more and more under MARRIAGE He spoke on marriage, the influences and pressures The Bishops had cricised family life and the legisla- of society. the Bill on the ground that tion now before the Federal Though the Church's rul- a year's separation did not Parliament that would affthe irretrievable ing with regard to the sac- prove ect these institutions. break-down of a marriage. ramental nature and indisThe Majellan meeting had An even more significant been made open to the pub- solubility of marriage still evil was that the Bill deprilic for the occasion and was held, canon law itself was ved either party of the right feeling the effect of these fairly well attended. to remain married. This "The UNO laid down pressures. The acceptance of divorce would easily lead to abusthat the family was the es. natural and fundamental as a norm in society was Further, the Bill weakenrendering marthe Catholic unit of society. The Bill ignores this statement," Fa- riage position even more ed the very status of :narriage and no provision for difficult. ther Hickey said. conciliation had been made. "With regard to education, the Bill omits the GOOD, BAD UNO declaration that parHe then dealt with the ents have the right to Family Life Bill. In his choose the type of education view it had both good and they desire for their child- bad points. ren. It was good in that it sought to protect the childWORSHIP ren involved in divorce, he NEW YORK (NC). — A "Most significant of all is said. the changed wording in reA welfare officer was em- 10-year. "master plan" to spect of the right to religi- powered to call a meeting help to bring Church law, ous belief and practice. of the parents to discuss the theology and pastoral practice together has been set "Instead of the reason- children's future. able freedom granted by the Further, children would by the Canon Law Society covenant, this Bill provides be entitled to have their of America. for governmental control own lawyers to look after The plan calls for he sooutside its normal sphere. their interests. These law- ciety to initiate and co-or"The State is empowered yers would be appointed by dinate programmes that will help to make Church law to make arrangements for the State. The status of equality be- more responsive to the the time, place and manner tween husband and wife Church documents issued of worship." Father Hickey, in giving was recognised by a wife during and since the Secsome of the background to being liable for the mainten- ond Vatican Council. trends in legislation touching married life and the family, outlined changes in marital relations since the Industrial Revolution. Since then, families, coming under industrial pressures, had split up. Then women's "liberation" movements gained momentum and today, because of their firmer financial position, they could more easily CARS OPERATING leave home and family. ALL SUBURBS The position was distressing. ALL DUAL CONTROLLED Divorces were one in nine FOR YOUR SAFETY and he estimated that figur-

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be to ars "appe h Churc The LETTERS to the EDITOR dragging its feet"

Fears on the integration of data systems

Sir,

To the minds of some of that small band of men and women who accepted the invitation of our Lord to be "both hearers and doers of the word" the Church in post-conciliar days appears to be "dragging its feet", to put things mildly.

We are told of the neces- doomed to failure, of co- sign and direction of the sity to smile politely and existence and detente with world. One may well ask: "What shake hands with both the the Soviet, the bona fides faithful and our separated of which exist only in the has happened to the ChurSi On Friday, January 11, 1974, an advertisement appeared on page 23 of The West Australian brethren whilst sermons minds of the stupid or the ch founded by our Lord of the Saints and the martyrs." have become a boring mon- naive. the heading "Committee on Integration of Data Systems." As our Lord once annungoodwill and love of otony instructions and Sermons the of A brief perusal I stated that the Prime 3. I feared that such inte- centralisation of this data; ciated: "I have given you explanation any without designed no longer appear financing such a report has not satisfied me ter had set up the gration might lead to a thus that both require a recipro- to formulate a positive soci- intelligence and you have computerised scheme appeared question- that my fears were uncorr iittee to report, by the bureaucratic cal gesture upon the part al conscience within the lai- not used it, I may as well warranted. able. end of March 1974, "on and socialistic State. those to whom we are ty with the obiect of direct.- have never given it to you." of J. F. HARDING, the g„eneral principles and 4. I feared that economics 5. I feared that lack of MATTHEW KELLY, O.S.B. asked to extend these Cod- ing men and women into Benedictine Monastery, arrange- in the present state of the publicity may lead to govDianella. adrr tistrative given life virtues. of institutions social the New Norcia. that would enable discipline, did not warrant ernment by stealth. mei in to help fill the vacuum bereceived is Neither the :overnment to integrate those ing rapidly monopolised by from confidence ofti 11 data systems in redoubts the humanist nhilosophv. serious have whom late areas of social and and reservations about a economic policy". structure that formerly ap- CRISIS that indicate to seemed It peared to know what it was Australia certainly, in wished the Government about but in post-conciliar my judgment, will be faced Sir. an integration to sucldays appears to be swaying with a major political crisis "But that was long ago decisionefficient acilitate f around like a drunken sail- approaching a possible rev- In a far country mak g and for this reason confused and dismayed olution situation within the And besides or, wisl- d to formulate guidewhilst all Christian stand- next two years. The wench is dead." T. S. line and priorities; thus it Sir, ards are under intense attEliot. president, Mr. Communist (consubmissions requested Many thanks to Mrs Doris Martyr, of Attadale, for asking why the ack from the agnostic, athe- Jack Mundey, has warned The sufferings of the Latcern i with non-technical University symposium "Women on Women" did not include at least one isic, humanist clique. vian people, first under bruconfrontation major a of matters) from persons and full-time mother (The Record, August 29). From a realistic approach on the industrial front with- tal German occupation and organisations. However, I will always to the scourge of atheistic, in six months, and Mr. Ca- then being ruthlessly annexand week-nights. the are types The latter The report, called "ComCommunism meron has bravely decided ed by the Soviets is one of In January, 1967, I was maintain that the hotnewife expansionist mittee on Integration of forgotten few, forgotten by of Popes to "pull on" the Air Pilots the saddest stories of this reign the far has during works and harder Data Systems" was publish- the Church and politicians offered an interesting well- to have several more skills Pius X and Pius XII, with- Association whilst ignoring century. I but job, paid library alike. ed i April, 1974. May God help the Christhan the professional wom- in the last decade or so one the recent decisions to reThe committee is to be The politicians (of all would have had to leave an. constant open their awards months tians of the Baltic states to the witnessed has corn limented on the depth parties) have given them- home at 7.30 a.m. and (Mrs.) B. KOZAK, backing away from this all- ahead of their scheduled du- keep their faith in Him unof the study and speed of selves a substantial rise in could not have reached Bicton. important issue in an effort, ration mammoth der persecution. with p.m. 6 before home publication. pay, yet the child endowBut when Father Gaidelclaims by the metal trades, Ps".".~4.11,PAP,M11,1141., 1 4.#4.40.#41.4 I had a boy just starting ment remains the same waterside is protests (The Record, and transport school and to accept that FIVE POINTS parsimonious pittance. August 22) against the Ausworkers unions. I am a graduate of the job meant that he would that within" the tralian Government acceptPractically An observation is same breath Mr. Cameron ing an annexation which from the whole of Austra- University of W.A. and come home to an empty unleashes a tirade of invec- took place 30 years ago he lia only 23 non-government worked for seven years as house. tive at the so-called "fat puts himself in an apparentMy eldest child was just firm and individuals lodged a librarian, but if I went to a symposium about career 13 and I said to her: "It's cats" whilst he stomps ly illogical position, for he subr ;ssions. around on the national pay himself recognises de jure I '-orwarded a submission women, I'd feel tempted to a choice between you going roll of $30,000 per annum in Australia a Government obje ing to such• integra- take along a bag of soft to- to a Catholic high school Sir, by white people who annextion briefly, the objections matoes. and him coming home to I agree in principle with Doris Martyr plus. Professional women do an empty house, or you back- ed this country effectively, this within is it So ere ( The Record August 29) but also feel that drop of gross double stand- less than 200 years ago. 1. I feared that the rights not work the long hours of going to a State high school has missed the mark somewhat. she they Will he tell us how long do Nor housewives. Blow" ards that we witness that Joe and I'll stay home." of tl e "common amongst work bygone days "Light of the World", the it takes before an annexain are, women sisters Modern woe] not be properly pro- have to She replied: "I'll go to appeared to. (I feel Kite Church of our Lord floun- tion becomes resepectable? on the whole, not pretecte ': for example, the noise or constant interrup- the State high school". women dering around with experi- Does he really mean it all? most tions. home at that stay to pared right to privacy. Whether I did the right Elton John sings: "Saturand do domestic chores throughout the ages were mentation, lack of direction "How sweet would ha their 2. I feared that standards children's fate with a spirit of complete bored stiff with the and confusion, whilst the (for example, morality) day night's allright for fight- or wrong thing is anyone's their as same routine as we are challenges that must be fac- If they like them could die satisfaction wou I be excluded from the ing", but I often have to guess. That was seven years for Thee." ,41####M4PrONIN t oday). M4 , ed and met are disregarded •••••••#####411,11 referee fights on week-days ago, so it's past history. deci 'on-making. Do we really mean it? Left sets humanist the and symposium Surely a DON. W. 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The Pallottine Centre had a highly successful netball season when two 01 its teams won grand finals in the Y.C.W. schools netball competition. The Al Grade team from the centre won the grand final 34-18 against the polished St. Joachim's team and so undefeated remained during the season. In the B2 Grade (junior) the Pallottine team won the premiership by defeating Mercedes (8) 38-20. A t right is the B2 Grade team. Left to right, sitting: Sharon Wolgar, Elizabeth Little and Cheryl Drge. Standing, left to right: Veronica Lee, Jean Oreeri, Helen Merrit (captain), Yvonne Lawson and Jean Martin.

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Wattle Grove beat Highgate in one-sided game Trotting Selections .By Guest Tipster

Thursday, September 5, 1974

In a very one-sided encounter at St. Norbert's last Sunday, under excellent conditions Waffle Grove easily defeated Highgate.

CLAN, a hedan out of Aquanella, BRECHIN three-year-old bay filly by stepped out on Saturday on Colours Flying, put the writ- the first occasion for Wesing on the wall as an early tern Australia's leading traiwinner with a fast finishing ner Len Pike. fifth behind smart filly Sequoia over 1,300 metres. SILVER KIRSTY hit the front entering the straight BRECHIN CLAN was and only faded in the fi nishslow into stride and was ing stages to be the closest standing up the leader an of fourths behind Minor enormous start at the 800 Control. This well -performmetres but has then made ed mare will appreciate the up a lot of ground in the change to beach training straight. and could develop into a ALL IRELAND, a four- really top line sprinter. year-old chestnut gelding RALSTAN was most untrained by Ian Brown, relucky in running second to turned to racing with a fast Perfect Son over 1,400 metfinishing second to class perres and was a certainty beaformer Perfect Son over ten. RALSTAN ran into a 1.400 metres. dead end on two occasions ALL IRELAND was also in the home straight and a little slow into stride and could not a crack at the from leader until the race was alfinished brilliantly near last at the 600 metres. most over, but when clear This lightly raced gelding finished dashingly. will appreciate extra ground RALSTAN is a very honand will be best suited in a est performer and with a middle distance event. little more luck in running SILVER KIRSTY, a four- will break through for a year-old grey mare by Za- well deserved win.

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substantial difference to the It was a mediocre match into a very dejected side. in which Highgate could not With good combinations scores, but they went down manage to overcome the between Murphy, O'Connor fighting. The final score of Wattle brand of football that the and Houlihan, the team's THE CAR FIRM best football was played in Grove 4.8 (20), Highgate, Grove played. of Distinction 8 points, does not give quite With the Grove captain. the last ,quarter. picture. the irue it was too late However, Chiari, moving from one Now operating from AN SIOCHT end of the field to the other or Hieheate to make a at great speed, Highgate • 61 7711 555 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK were at a loss to find some24 7466 BEACH ROAD, MT. HAWTHORN 194 SCARBOROUGH body to mark him. From the start, Wattle Grove settled into a business-like pattern and almost immediately had Highgate defending desperately. They Without labouring the were forced to do so By BERNARD JAY unduly the repoint throughout the first quarter. of the noted exmarks Mick Kennedy set the pattern by collecting a bad player and coach Ron conditions well and is a clearance by the .Highgate Barassi regarding the shrewd judge, and critics defence and shooting to the future of Australian will hesitate to question the BAYSWATER HOTEL net for the Grove's first Rules should be weigh- the selection, but there is cause for puzzlement on TELEPHONE: 71 1224 Opposite STATION major score. ed carefully as Barassi three main points — the Further scores were reg- is a keen student of the Time Music and Dancing, Oid choice of five fast bowlers, istered by that player and Friday Saturday and game. the age of at least three of Chiitri, the only reply by . SPECIAL LES BARTLETT, Prop. t he players and the choice .Highgate being three points. 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