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One of the chief problems of practical ecumenism is that it should proceed from both ends at once — from the highest level of authority in the search for doctrinal agreement and at the grass roots, too, in the local church. An exception to this unin an unending series of conand exciting reserve had been dialogues ferences, the bilateral permission to joint commissions. pubNsh the two "agreed CONFIDENTIAL statements" of the Anglican. Catholic InternaRoman Since these meetings and dialogues were still contin- tional Commission on the uing and views are express- , Real Presence and Sacrified on either side with the cial aspect of the Holy Eugreatest honesty and frank- charist and the subsequent ness, the details of these dis- so-called Canterbury Statecussions must remain confi- ment on Ministry. These statements had dential until the findin2s and agreements, or absences shown a remarkable doctriof agreement, had been co- nal commence on subjects mmunicated to the authori- which had been bitterly disties of the participating puted between Anglicans Churches and the findings and Catholics for 400 years. are authorised for publicaADVANCE tion, he said. These statements the ArGreat embarrassment could result if an "agreed chbishop ,aid, were agreed to by the members of the statement" were published joint commission and showby a joint commission and ed a notable advance ir t hen repudiated by either or mutual understanding beboth of the Churches contween all the members but cerned. they were not statements of Hence, much of what doctrine on the Eucharist THE VATICAN went on at a plenary meet- and the priesthood which 0 Archbishop Goody is pictured above during a meeting he had with Pope Paul just two SECRETARIAT ing of the secretariat was were necessarily considered A rchbishop Goody occu- confidential because it was definitive by many Angli- weeks ago when he was in Rome with the first a rchdiocesan pilgrimage to the Holy Land and Rome. pies a position of advantage "unfinished work in pro- cans or Catholics, much less by the authorities of the Cafrom which to judge the gress.On the Frith.* of their He describd as impi,s- Year visits to the four major hern. Get hsemane, the CeliThis fact often caused tholic or Anglican Church. Progress of church unity as This was what was meant sive the "humanity. kind- basilicas, passing through acce and the Holy Sepul- week's stay, the pilgrims a member for the past seven e mbarrassment to members made the traditional Way of Years of the Vatican Secre- of the secretariat on their when we said that there ness and cheerfulness of the' Holy Doors and recit- chre. Besides three visits to the the Cross, taking it in turns tariat for Promoting Christ- return home from a meet- was a notable convergence His ,Holiness, especially in ing the appropriate prayers the manner in which he paid during the Mass celebrated Holy of doctrine, ing. ian Unity. Sepulchre Church, to support the large wooden One could even agree Particular attention to var- at each church. "the goal of the pilgrimage" cross carried by pilgrims. Earlier this year the ArThey also attended Mass according to the Arch'THE AGREED with all the paragraphs of ious groups present in the Because of pressure of chbishop attended his sixth large audience hall" (see in the catacombs of Saint bishop, the other most duties Archbishop left the t he brief statements and Plenary meeting of the sec- STATEMENTS" CallistuS. still quite reasonably dis.. page 6). memorable occasion. he pilgrims last week to return retariat in Rome. People wanted to know, said, was a holy hour of to Perth last Saturday, while Indicating something. of The Archbishop explain- and the media, in particular agree that the "agreed statemeditation at the rock of the main body went on to ed that in addition to those wanted to publish points of ments" of the commission he pressure under which C ARDINAL Gethsemane, conducted by other European shrines. who attend the annual plen- exciting progress, announce- a dequately express Cath- he Holy Father is V, Oa ing olic (or Anglican) belief on during the Holy Year. Arch- KNOX himself Monsignor and arY meetings, the permanent ments of great breakthe Eucharist or Ministry. 1:nat Knox. a fortm•r McMahon and Dean Walsh. ( • SEE PAGES 6 and 7) bishop Goody said that on secretariat staff is in con- throughs which, unfortunthe same day on which the \Vest Australian now a stant contact with represen- wely, , were usually impossTHIRD STAGE Australians had assisted at , senior. Vatican executive. tatives of 'other Christian ible to provide for publicaApart from this hopeful an audience of 10.000 peo- met the pilgrims and assist- bodies and with the Jews. tion. progress made in discuss- ple, there had been a fur- ed in 'their obtaining fronting our beliefs regarding ther group whom the Pope row the positions for • he Eucharist and Christian addressed in the square of 1-0.000-strong audience with ministry with our Anglican St. Peter and later he met Pope Paul in which they friends, there was the third a special 4,000-strong group were singled out together stage of the dialogue which of Germans in one of the with the Archbishop, for was going on now. • . particular mention. Vatican courtyards. This third stage concern- Before -reaching Rome, -d authority in the Church. the pilgrims had spent a Almost .as a shout inter- 10,000 RECEIVED week in the Holy Land. \'ening now into the friendThe Hol!, 1-a1het- ‘.%tts • commencing with Mass at talks was the question going through this sort of - Jaffa, the scene of St. Peter's lf Papal primacy, he said., routine two and possibh vision, and then at Mount How could there be re- four times a week, the Arch- - Carmel. Nazareth, Bethleunions between us, as much bishop added. as we hoped and prayed t in the following week the for it. until this great hurd. ON INSIDE PAGES Pope received a group of le had been surpassed? 10,000 Croatians — the big- _Calendar 4 gest group to come so far Classified INFALLIBILITY 10 Advertising The overtones of magis- from a Communist country. ieritim and infallibility here They were partly transport- Education File 11 ed in 650 large buses that imposed themselves also. 11 Letters the to double park had "As such sienificant mu4 Pars . In tual convergence and ap- length of .the Via della Con- News the Tiber Sister Philomena down to -iliazione proach to each other's way 9 Earle of thinking and expression d ie moat 01.4aredIttiNte eK Caul 10,12 W.V. LEADING GROCERS flitirirt,, their seven-day :Sport' had been possible in the CANNING HIGHWAY stay in Rome, the Austra(opposite Boans,Melville). ( • Continued page 2 ) lian pilgrimage made Holy ; TV, Radio Phone 391711 9 This was said by Archbishop Goody in a special statement written this year for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity which has extended from Ascension Thursday to Pentecost Sunday (May 18). If one or the other was neglected, the Archbishop said, there was a danger either of the academic agreement on the possibly sterile heights of a theological discussion, or of an enthusiastic and thoughtless cameraderie ignoring and neglecting (._hristian truth without which the church — united or disunited — had no meaning. Doctrinal agreements must not be pre-empted by a thoughtless plunge into mtercommunion when the functions of unity had not yet been re-established.

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The Pastoral Councils Increase in late vocations taxes have several roles ADELAIDE. — A parish pastoral council is more than "just another church committee," Archbishop Gleeson told a meeting of the Diocesan Pastoral Council recently. "This is why it is being either a trade union of pari- recommendations had no "Fundamentally, the purpose of a parish council called a parish pastoral shioners or just an executive binding force. of the parish priest. must be seen in faith," the council. But in preparing policy or "If the council in any Archbishop said. the requiring decisions true is "It team, to a be "It is to help priests, Re- parish remains, or becomes a team where all are con- authority of priests or Reliligious and people make just another church commit- cerned for all the needs of gious, the council had a real Christ present in our midst. tee, it will not fulfil the the people in the parish and part to play, he said. ideals of the Vatican Counthe community." "We must see ourselves cil. "The council will help to as God's people on pilgrimThe Archbishop explain- make the decisions, the "The ideal is to have a age through a largely indif- true pastoral spirit in each ed that legally a council was priest or the bishop or other ferent world, and we must council. an advisory and consultative authority may have to take see the parish councils as "The council is not to be body. In other words, its the decision," he added. uniting us to make Christ present." "The parish council must create a spirit among us all and that spirit must be one of faith, of .hope and of love. "Through a spirit like that we can do the Church's work together more effectively. "That work is to make the Gospel known. .It is to help all men to do God's will. "In accordance with out traditionally generous response to the tragic

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SYDNEY. — Houses may have to be rented and used for new students if St. Paul's national seminary, Kensington, continues to attract its capacity number of late vocations. This was revealed dur- accommodation so that ing the Australian bis- suitable applicants will not be turned away in hops' conference. "This increase in late 1976. Students at Kensington vocations is one of the most heartening trends— complete a four-year in a time when there is course for both diocesan a lot of other dishearten- and religious priesthoods ing news — of these and they come from times," Bishop Edward many parts of Australia, Kelly, M.C.S., comment- New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. ed. Among the students When the Kensington seminary opened in 1967 are 35 former public it had nine students; now servants, 12 teachers, an there are 83 men, aged ex-official of the New from 25 upwards to 63. Zealand Foreign Affairs This year 36 entered the Department. a butcher, two engineers, four farseminary. mers, three accountants, Another building is two solicitors, two male expected to be added to nurses, industrial an seminary chemist. a former memthe present next year. ber of the Department Full to capacity at the of Corrective Services, a moment, the seminary is vocational guidance officonducted by the Mis- cer, a shipping agent, an sionaries of the Sacred interior decorator, a comHeart within their monas- pany manager and a tery grounds of Kensing- sales consultant. ton. There are two students The Australian Bishops from Perth archdiocese have requested the rector and one from Bunbury to try to provide extra diocese in their number.

The late Sr. Josepha; child-care Work

The late Sister Josepha selta pofBror N oomeme Bo ,s . t first Child Health Iionntc,abtinega also lar spent years o baacktherucnarteo oafdvtihseeirmbaarhbeierss at the distant homesteads. harthles is G ai buried coffin-bearers nir-tbisetainrerHs dn Peter Howard, Francis Pungana and Ron Howard, all of whom had been at some time drivers on her outback journeys. Sister Josepha came from Lewisham, N.S.W., in 1935 to join the Broome community of St. John of God. The wartime evacuation of Broome in 1942 had the fortunate effect that she was able to complete het general nursing and midwifery training at Subiaco, Later she returned south again to study child health at Ngala, topping the State in her exams for that course. In 1959 she opened Broome's first child clinic and she commenced at the same time her fortnightly runs to the outback by landrover to check on the health of babies along the route. Failing health had caused her to be confined to hospital at Subiaco for the past two years before her final illness. May she rest in peace.

"It is to make our worThis was part of a state- grave danger on account of their homeland our brothers ship better. ment issued after the Aus- their religious convictions; and sisters in Christ, to off"It is to make us more tralian Bishops' Conference many, also, on account of er them any possible assistcharitable and help us to be in Sydney last week. their association with Aus- ance in securing housing more open to the needs of tralian Government repre- and employment and to attendrew statement The people. or members of the welcome them graciously. sentatives "It is to improve the edu- tion to the Universal Dec- Australian Armed Forces "Our own Catholic agenRights Human of laration cation we offer. who have been engaged in cies will give every co-operrecsaid, bishops the which, "It is to step up our work ation in this endeavour." ognised the right of every Vietnam. for Christian unity. "We welcome the most and seek "to being human the about bring "It is to recent announcement that Christian impact we should enjoy in other countries Australia is now willing to have on society generally." asylum from persecution" accept more refugees than He said that these aims (Article 14). was first proposed. "We make a most urgent would come about through "We hope that the numthe council's effect on peo- plea to the Australian Government to relax restrictions ber will be truly significant ple. "The council will be in- and eliminate delays with a and conditioned only by terested in administrative view to admitting refugees, what Australia is able to do matters, but always in order both adults and children, rather than dependent on to emphasise pastoral care from Vietnam," the state- the policies of other countries. and the mission of God's ment added. "Many of these are in people," he added. "While we are well aware CHRISTCHURCH. — A local magistrate is deeply concerned about the future of family life in of the economic difficulties New Zealand if the present rate of marriage breakdowns continues. of many Australians today, we urge our people to recand that the spending of Mr. John Headifen, S.M.. ognise in Vietnamese who foresees thousands of childsuch money was not the sub• By TERRY McGOVERNE in have been displaced from ren growing up torn beject of a joint decision. "Zealondia" tween parents who have He affirmed that marriage SPECIAL . split up, not knowing who should be an equal partnerto take notice of and getting In his view men were ship and must be worked at. FlO$P11 Al The marriages had been . from between people aged 17 or mainly the cause of marminimal example Lack of responsibility and either of them. 18 who by the time they had riage break-ups. the refusal to accept it were He told the Christchurch reached 22 or 23 realized party the main causes of marriage. neither Worse, branch of the Society for the that they had made a big wanted to take the respon falling apart. Protection of Home and mistake. I sibility for marriage. He referred to the degree Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and ; Family that 500 young marthen were Magistrates He said that what wor- to which alcohol influenced i Set the had to gone couples ried I called in to pick up the ried him was the ever in- family affairs and noted that Proceedings pieces, he said. Domestic creasing number of children as many of one-third of the Courts seeking separations. being brought up in broken cases before the Courts inrefuted Headifen Mr. In each case two children volved assaults by drunken homes. LOCKSMITHS : 4 QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 were involved. making 1000 claims that the Courts were were often husbands on their wives. The children women favour to inclined i Serviced and Overhauled Locks Dc.,or Closers anc Safes questions of Eucharist 'and casualties in broken famipunished out of hand and If young people could he ! :AR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service in matrimonial disputes. ministry, we all pray that lies. encouraged to accept the reundeservedly. the Holy Spirit will guide These were the figures for Mr. Headifen was astoun- sponsibility for their own city initial us to at least some only one New Zealand ded that so many women actions, a basis would be agreement in this third cru- and could be higher or comhad no knowledge of how provided for lessening the cial matter as well," Arch- parable in other centres. much their husbands earned problems, he said. Mr. Headifen said that in ( bishop Goody said. "Surely there is room for ten years from now the situcareful optimism when the ation would be disturbing progress of the last short and frightening. To arrest this situation as ten years is passed in reas possible he said that soon view. people about to get married Humanities — Lower Secondary "With the Eastern Chur- should be trained in matters The role of women in the ches there is scope for op- such as family union. caring Church was discussed at the To commence Second Term. Accommodation on . timism, too. for assets and working to- recent half yearly meeting property for single person or family. Primary ' "A major problem In the eether. of Australian bishops in Schools on nearby bus run. recent past has been that In short, people should he Sydney last week. Orthomany Principal, Christian Brothers' Agrithe The although Contact: made well aware of what in the 'first days of the dox National Churches are was involved in being marcultural School, Tardun, W.A. 6628 or Ring bishops the conference, REVISED BY DECREE OF THE independent, they have of- ried. Wilroy 205. three Sisters from heard i COUNCIL begin to unwilling been ten VATICAN ECOND S Mr. Headifen had some separate discussions with blunt words to say about the who represented the Women AND PROMULGATED BY Religious of Australia. the Catholic Church. sort of husbands who apAUTHORITY OF POPE PAUL VI 40014,GmNatieiragiWAXIIII 4 The -spokeswomen were Domestic before the THE ORTHODOX peared Sister Eymard Temby of Proceedings Court. OFFICIAL ENGLISH TEXTS They still wanted to go Melbourne, Sister Concepta CHURCHES *Very Fresh with the boys, get drunk Luff of Adelaide and Sister out synod Pan-Orthodox "A ? 'Very APPROVED FOR USE IN AUSTRALIA BY Tasty 'Very Economical Sydney. of Lourdes e D . he is due to take place this and commit adultery, THE AUSTRALIAN EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE. ) They described the role year or early next year and said. APPROVED FOR USE IN NEW ZEALAND BY ' the other hand. he that Australian Women ReOn Orthe that expected is it CONFERENCE. t i ' THE NEW ZEALAND EPISCOPAL thodox Churches will au- had found that the wives ligious were taking in Interhome. were national Women's Year. The revised Missale Romanum was published in thorise jointly a commission wanted a secure • Latin in 1971. The work of translating this into / to begin formal conversa- responsible to the children The Sisters received a reEnglish is now completed. ICEL (International tions with the Roman Ca- and were willing to try and quest from their superiors HAMS.BACON-MEATS-SAUSAGES make a difficult marriage in Rome to participate as Committee on English in the Liturgy) has released tholic Church." work. CONTINENTAL SMALLGOODS. the official and definitive translation to publishers. , With the Lutheran, Refully as possible in this Methodist formed and for women. year special COURT Price $45.00 444,;10' Churches there was the add- MOST IN -'`APAFgaw. .8. They said that Australian 24 ed difficulty that in one U NDER Religious could contribute way or another they had Mr. Headifen found as a to Women's Year by writing traditionally excluded Epis- rule that most of the parties of the role of the nun and cipacy. coming to the Court were the woman in the world There might be a longer under 24. today and by working with FOR ALL WEDDINGS 8 SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY road to follow before they Their marriages had lastfor Commission national the ADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE could accept the real pri- ed three or four years at the Justice and Peace. ( W.A.) PTY. LTD. macy of the Bishop of most. LARGE 8 small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS As well, the Sisters told 820 HAY STREET, PERTH 6000 Rome when, until so reAlmost invariably the Phone 25 2765 cently, the very suaeestion wife was pregnant when the the bishops of their collaboTelephone: 21 6655 (3 lines) LONDON COURT 2nd CaThoFLOOR, of work the in ration since and of a bishop would have couple married and health , education Tce End ) , PERTH caused temperatures to rise, then there had been another lic social welfare. he said. child.

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Mindszenty, defender of the Faith

A 30-year saga of heroism at an end

the Communist Hungarian regime in 1956. The freedom was shortlived and in four days he had been forced to seek asylum in the American Embassy where he lived for "My idea was that when the next 15 years, resisting The Cardinal took his dition. name from the town of they took me away they all offers of escape or parHis funeral took place Mindszent where he was would be robbing the don that would require him Cathedral Stephen's born. After his ordination Church only of these less to leave the soil of his nat.from St. his at buried was to the priesthood in 1915, precious objects. and he ive Hungary and thus give "I also prepared to take the own request at the Austrian he worked as a pastor for Communists their final place a Mariazell, with me a picture sent me the next 29 years. shrine of victory over him. I monk a by of pilgrimage for Hungarn i November Last year during his visit IMPRISONMENT did not know. ian Catholics. the United States it was to his become Nazi the of height the At had Vienna "It showed Christ with exile since late in occupation of Hungary he the crown of thorns and revealed that his expenses in ome h 1971 when he was expelled was named bishop of Vesz- bore the inscription: Devic- at the American Embassy been met over the from Hungary and he spent prem and his first suffering tus vincit (Defeated, He is had years by the United States po months at the Vatican, for the Church commenced victorious')." Catholic Bishops in order to Paul's pect- almost immediately with receiving Pope avoid complications over of sign full a (in as imprisonment his cross oral "SHOW TRIAL" U.S. Church-State sensitivexreputedly Gerthe by garb) but episcopal greeting AND DRUGS ity. pressing his concern that mans, along with ten priests He was pen through one his departure from Hungary and 16 seminarians. the most infamous AUSTRAIL'AN of under ordhad exacted who bishop The been had were VISIT that "show-trials" ained him to the epsicopacy Papal obedience. characteristic of CommunIn his closing years he At a public audience last just a short time before had ist regimes at that time. the world urging _travelled the said of Paul prophetically: almost said Pope week World opinion was shock- fidelity to the Catholic "No-one will take the late Cardinal Mindszenty: truth away from you, either ed but to little effect and Church and courage in the "SINGULAR" by violence or by flattery. he was sentenced to life im- face of Communist oppos"What a singular priest Never will you trade good prisonment, later commuted ition. Australia was one of his and pastor Cardinal Minds- for evil, or look on evil as to house arrest. Only last year the Card- recent places to visit, when zenty was — Zealous in the good. Faith, fierce in sentiment, "You will never call the inal described in print for the Cardinal attended in and immovable in what light dark. or darkness the first time the torture Perth the annual eucharistic and drug processes that ob- procession at Aquinas Colseemed to him to be his light." viously he was being sub- lege. duty and his right. jected to during the 1948 "Providence caused him PERSECUTION "WE CANNOT to live as an actor during In the following year trial. FORESEE . . .if and difficult memmost his of in primate described became He he the 1945, of one Forthright in principle what oirs the pre-trial detention: entering complex periods of the Hungary, thousand-year history of was to become the chief ". . . during the period that and action, he carried in his the Church in his noble testing time of his life; he followed my first four closing year-and-a-half what was made Cardinal in 1946 weeks in detention, I lived he considered a final cross country. "He was and certainly in the first large post-war in a kind of twilight state. . for himself: that his prim"I can compare my state at ial see of Esztergom will continue to be, a sign batch of appointments by of contradiction, in that Pope Pius XII. at the end of those four which he had defended with he was an object of venerThe persecution of the weeks in Andrassy Street his very life for nearly 30 ation and of violent at- Church by the emerging with the insecurity and con- years had been declared tacks, an object of a treat- Communist government fusion I felt when waking vacant by the Holy See. His life may be summed ment that provoked grieved quickened in pace, hotting up from anesthesia. astonishment in public opin- up from words into the "I had the feeling that up in the sentences he spoke ion, especially in the Cath- physical imprisonment of my spine and other import- during an interview in Perth olic world, and which spar- many prominent priests, Re- ant parts of my body were in October last: "There is no question of ed neither his sacred person ligious and laity. simply not there. To this nor his liberty. It was only a matter of day I cannot remember whether the cause succeeds time before the guns would whether or not I was beaten or not but only the question THE VERDICT that here and now every one be turned on the principal during this period." of us be on the side of OF HISTORY figure and two days after "When the din of pass- Christmas 1948 Cardinal LIBERATION, truth, love and freedom and ions ceases and when the Mindszenty was arrested THEN ASYLUM the possibility of obeying the echoes of polemics, raised "on suspicion of criminal The Church-hero could voice of our own conscience. often during the individual activities, including an at- well have lapsed into an "God's finger plays on the episode of his tormented tempt to undermine the anonymous imprisonment piano of history and we and indomitable existence, order of the People's Re- had he not been the subject cannot foresee what is comare ended, history. will know public, treason, espionage, of a triumphant liberation ing, so we have to fight and how to render to him a and trafficking in foreign during the uprising against work for the future." more completely balanced currency." and objective judgment, and will render to his person "PREPARED FOR the place which belongs to THE WORST" him. He wrote in his memoirs "In the emotion of the of preparing for arrest. announcement of his death, -Prepared for the worst. we are pleased to recall I now donned my oldest, what filled our soul during most threadbare cassock, the meeting we had with put on the simplest of my him in September of 1971. episcopal rings, and chose Our embrace was that the plainest chain with cruof the Church." cifix.

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Archdlocesan Bishops concernedon NEWS IN PARS Calendar marriage preparation MAJELLAN GROUPS

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The May meeting of the Kensington 5 p.m. The Florence Nightingale Service, in The Bishops of Australia have singled out those marrying under 18 take place at the home of Mrs. CarmelMajellans wi Downey, 37 St. John of God Chapel. Subiaco. The Au s- years of age as needing more than ordinary assistance in their immediate Hampden Street, South Perth, on May 20. The guest speaker will be Mr. Charles Webster, who will speak iIiary Bishop. preparation for marriage, it was said in Sydney last week. on Lourdes and will have slides to illustrate his talk. 7.30 p.m. In St. Andrew's Presbyterian In a statement prepared • Couples should be Church, the ecumenical service to mark the at the half yearly meeting given every possible encourWeek of Prayer for Christian Unity. of the bishops, they recom- agement to participate in CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE 22 5.30 The Archbishop will bless the new mended that in a case when approved marriage preparThe annual State conference of the Catholic Women,1 League will be held in the Highgate Hall on retirement home for the Sisters of St. Joseph one or both parties to a ation courses where these and Tuesday, May 26 and 27, at 10 a.m. Mass Monday marriage are under .18 years, are • available. will be at Safety Bay. The Australian bishops at noon each day. priests desirably should be It is,our desire to support 25 11.30 a.m. The Archbishop will dedicate Holy have set up a national films Tea and sandwiches for lunch will be available for given two months' notice of the development and ex- office. Trinity Church, Rottnest Island. the two days. The raffle being conducted by the League that marriage more time of so pension this service. 31 Confirmation Maylands. The Auxiliary Bishop. Dean F. M. Chamberlain, will be drawn on the Monday afternoon. 3.30 p.m. The Archbishop will open Saint could be devoted to the These courses are an aid to. of St. Patrick's Cathedral. young couple's preparation. and not a substitute for, the Melbourne, will be its dirJohn Vianney Church, Kambalda. The bishops recommend_ pastoral preparation by the ector. June Dean Chamberlain is eped the extension of the pre- Priest • arranging the mar1 Confirmation Lynwood-Maddington. The Auxiscopal vicar for the mass sent requirement of seven 'lag'. iliary Bishop. days' notice for marriage to • We strongly recom- media in Melbourne and 4 Confirmation Nedlands. The Auxiliary Bishop. thirty days or more in ord- mend to our priests that in an authority on film and 7 6.30 p.m. The opening by the Archbishop of er to permit more adequate their own pastoral work cinema. St. Vincent Pallotti Church, Riverton. Bishop Philip Kennedy, pre-marriage counselling they encourage all couples 8 11 a.m. Annual General Meeting of • the and education, to give at least one month secretary of the bishops' Parents and Friends Federation. Bishop The bishops also recom- and, if possible, up to twelve mass media committee, said McKeon. mended that the maximum months' notice of their in- that the setting up of the office would allow the Aus4 p.m. Confirmation Bassendean; the Arch- period of official notification tention to marry. tralian Church to be represhould be extended from * We hope that in the bishop. Twelve members of the Armadale parish sented on international CaConfirmation Wanneroo; the Auxiliary Bishop. the present ninety-day limit near future approved cours- tholic film and cinema bod- "1912" club attended a weekend leaders' camp to a period of one year. es of preparation for enrecently to prepare for the full youth camp that 1011•IftlkiNru 0 0 0 10AlgIVSItal 0NININVIIVest411 This longer period of not- gaged couples, and confer- ies. "Dean Chamberlain is a will be held in the second term. ice, it was said would allow ences for couples in the The parish youth club crasher" found that he had more time to be given to first years of marriage, man with an international the final preparation for would be encouraged and reputation in cinema stud- catering for ages 14 to 21 been welcomed and that hi* takes its name from the appreciation of Christ had marriage, funded by the Australian ies," he said. Bishop Kennedy said foundation date of the pre- increased, as well as his un1 Other points made in the Government. that the main functions of sent church building. derstanding of other people, bishops' statement were: • We trust that Parlia- the office would be media The youth club has come • Particularly do we ment will respond to the education, the encourageto take an active role in the wish to express our appre- needs of our young people ment of Christian attitudes Sunday liturgy, providing ciation to our priests and to by enacting legislation to cinema and the promo- music and singing for the the many dedicated people which will have the effect tion of worthwhile films. It evening Mass. who have brought our mar- of supporting marriage and was possible that the office At the leaders' camp held riage preparation courses to of strengthening family life would also produce a newsat "Star of the Sea", Miami, their present high standard. in Australia today. • letter on films. the youth were assisted by Courses for Clergy, Religious, Laity, Sister Marguerite. of BusselAppl ications close May 30th, 1975 ton, and Sister Jude of Mercedes. to study the person POST NOW of Christ firstly in the popfor Handbook (no obligation) (NC). WASHINGTON idiom of today and then in Director of Studies, P.O. Box 88, Drummoyne, reality as portrayed in the — "Baby selling" — arranN.S.W. 2047 Scriptures and the writings ging private adoptions of healthy, white-born infants of St. Paul. Father Geoff Beyer, parish for fees tanging from "a priest of A rmadale, said thousand dollars a pound" Name. Mass at the camp on the to $25,000 or more — is a thriving business in the Address: Saturday evening. States. a series of United Other sessions asked them parents, to contrast, in their own ex- lawyers, adoptive investigative reporters, and WELLINGTON. — Catholics in New Zealand may, if they choose, being human a perience, Postcode experts told the receive Holy Communion in their hands from next month onwards. contaminated by sin with child care on subcommittee Senate JILICsOPIINIreirkiltAILIONIt-aittetsitset - _ raA--304Wilif The Holy See has now approved the practhe person redeemed by children and youth. Christ. tice — a return to the normal custom up They described a looseto the Ninth Century Sin and forgiveness were in more than national network of fifteen countries. studied with the help of knit often working with lawyers, the on "Blood the film from abortion-counleads June 29, the feast of the manner of receiving Mountain". selling clinics, who arranged the Apostles Peter and Communion was not a Comments from those for fees many FOR Paul, was set for the in- matter of unchangeable present suggested that they adoptions reasonable amount times the troduction of this option faith and doctrine, but a such from found had legal independent adopby the New.. Z.ealand Bis- rather a question of liturChristian camp the friend- for tions. hops' Coriferente:•.4 their. gical practice which the ship with others that they meeting in We11i4ton a Church could change as At least 5,000 such "black were seeking — more so adoptions take month ago the need arose. market" they camps other than in By way of preparation. had -attended, according to place a year, estimated Joseph Reid, executive directhe bishops have-asked some. RESERVATIONS One person who describ- tor of the Child Welfare that the four'• ceses rt snaggested that for a ed himself as a "gate- League of America. provide a series '••Of- instructions on th'epFactice, variety of reasons many in accordance with the people would have reserInstruction • of Con- vations arising out of gregation for 'Divine concern for what seemed Worship. known as "lm- to them a lessening of reverence towards the mensae-.Catifirte. . . The giving of Commu- Eucharist, or because, PLACE: St. John of God Provincialate Hall, Subiaco .nion .in -.the haucklather "not only does it not than placing it on the seem an aid to devotion, ( the new building., opposite the railway bridge: entrance off Saivado.Road. tongue has -beeil" describ- but rather an upsetting Parickst.) ed as "a return::7"to the distraction even a hindnormal practice-up, to the rance. FEE: $5 per subject "Others will see it in Ninth Century". ... allog a favourable and helpful Please tick appropriate subject light. "REASO'NAtiLE" "Let all have this in TUESDAYS: from 7.30 to 8.30 . , Arch- mind; that the lesson to In June. 1973. "Liturgy in the Life of the Church" learn from both tTICKies bishop.. Anitiisale ( A study of the Eucharist and Christian community worship) secret arye.' of . Congre- of receiving is that the Fr. C. 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Pope approves all 17 Jesuit decrees VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul has approved without change all 17 decrees of the Jesuits' 32nd. general congregation, the top law-making body of the Society of Jesus, which wound up its three-month deliberations after a much-publicised tug-of-war with the Pope. Pope Paul had requested bay of provinces of the pressed satisfaction at its that all documentation of Society of Jesus in the acceptance of his refusal to the general congregation be various nations. permit changes in the fourth bmitted . to him for approst: v Il The principal point of vow. contention between Pope This action was Without Paul and the 237-member precedent in the Society Of general congregation was Jesus. t he so-called fourth vow— The 17 decrees are ex- peculiar to the Society of nected to be promulgated :n Jesus — of special obediLatin by- the Jesuit superior ence to missions of the Pope. general, Father Pedro ArThe congregation had rupe, within two weeks: moved toward extending this Translations into modern vow to all priests of the languages are the responsi- Society of Jesus. VATICAN CITY (NC)— At present only 9.000 or 10,000 priests have been ad- Efforts to unite Europe are mitted to this special vow. in accord with what the and only they, as "profess- Catholic Church is teaching ed" members of the Society and seeking to accomplish. of Jesus, are eligible for Pope Paul told members of the Strasbourg Council of high office. About the same number Europe in private audience. "It seems to us that there of Jesuit priests do not have is a converging of all these the fourth vow. The Pope indicated that efforts and of what the VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Paul will receive he would not approve any Church tries to do in conPresident Ford at the change extending the fourth formity with the directives of the Gospel," said Pope vow to all Jesuit priests. Vatican on June 3. .Paul. congregation general The will The President "These efforts can only come to Rome after the decided to submit more inNEW YORK ( NC ). — A conference on the ordination of women will NATO summit meetinc, formation on the problem contribute to the union of be held at the University of Detroit from November 28 to 30, it was in Brussels on May 29 to the Pope, in effect asking people so rich in ideas, traannounced at Adrian, Michigan. and 30, and a visit to him to reconsider his oppo- ditions and energy as are will reflecting a theological view lion to that of responsible Madrid. and Salzburg, sition in a personal letter to the peoples of Europe, even conference "This if their divergences and Austria, from May 31 Father Arrupe. bring together people com- of them as diminished per- and creative action toWard their divisions unhappily do to June 8. mitted to making the talents sons, deficient recipients of new models of ministry. not permit them to exercise "Not only has the traof women fully available the sacraments of initiaMr. Ford will be the "GUARANTOR" in the world the important for ministerial service in the tion," a task force statement ditional priesthood been refifth American President role, the high responsibility, still -unletter — I n that served to males; its very Catholic Church,' said Dom- said. to visit a pope at the published — the Pope re- that devolves upon Europe structures and modes have inican Sister Nadine Foley. II Vatican. . . NO LONGER ferred to himself as the just because of these specbeen 'male,' " the statement co-ordinator of the OrdinPresident Eisenhower of the basic tradi- ial riches." guarantor Task RELEVANT" Conference continued. ation saw Pope John XXIII in tion of the Society of Jesus. Pope Paul added: -These Force, which is planning 1959. Pope Paul received "To that extert the priest"The Biblical understandand said . he expected the same efforts, oriented directthe conference. President Kennedy in ing, theological reflection, hood does not adequately general congregation to take ly towards the building of a Most of the 21 members ecclesiological tradition and st-rve the Church of Jesus 1963. President Johnson of the Task Force are Sis- social acculturation which Christ which must be freed in 1967 and President his statements on that tradi- united Europe, also contrition very seriously. ters. bute, in an indirect but efNixon in 1970. ,upported such thought in from cultural restrictions A week after the general ficacious way, in bringing This will be the PresiThe conference --- entitl- the past are today no long- which make it alienating racongregation closed, Father about reconciliation between dent's second visit to a ther than reconciling. ed "Women in Future er relevant. Arrupe said he was "sure all men and between all Pope. While he was a "The Church must give Priesthood Now: A Call for "Ample research by the member of Congress he that the Pope is right" on peoples, towards which the Action" — "wi:1 in'.crm the most compete lt scholars in w itness to the fullness of rewas received in audience the fourth vow. Church, on her part, strives Church about women pre- all the pertinent ficlds shows demption of- embodying the by Pope Pius XII. When the general congre- especially during this Holy paring for a new expression the h- aqe.luacy of tradition- fulhess of personhood as gation finished, the Pope ex- Year." of full priesthood" and al'ar_,:urnents against the or- the medium of its ministry." "will examine the present dila'ion of women to priestPlanning for the conferstatus of the ordination is- hood." ence began at a meeting last sue and will develop strateNoting that men would December in Chicago of gies for effective action," be among the speakers at representatives of seven CaSister Foley said. the conference, the state- tholic seminaries, eight na"So long as women are ment said the conference "is tional Catholic organizaexcluded from ordination, open to all persons, women tions and 12 congregations their participation in the and men, clerical and lay. of women Religious. sacramental life, and minis- of all denominations, who The 31 participants inclutry of the Church can only wish to move the issue be- J-2.d 28 women and three be secondary and auxiliary, yond the level of specula- men.

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Dedication service for nurses For the first time, the annual Florence Nightingale Dedication Service is to be held in a Catholic church. It will be held at the St. John of God Hospital Chapel, Subiaco, this Sunday (May 18) at 5 p.m. It will coincide with the conclusion of the annual meeting of the College of Nursing of Australia that has been held in Perth this year. All members of the nursing profession are invited to attend the service which will include an address by Bishop Quinn, music led by Christian Brothers and a liturgical dance mime performed by nurses. The theme of the service is suffering — seen ; in the light of faith. It will deal with the Christian nurse understanding suffering in a • new way as a share in the suffering accepted by Jesus on the Cross. This week, Sister Michelle (right) was pictured at St. John of God Nursing Home, Putting some nurses through their paces for the liturgical mime: (from left) Jenny Lamb, Judy Neumann, Anne Marie. Campbell and Lise Kenny. K eep abreast with the t imes; keep abreast with the 'Church—Rear THE RECORD

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The pictures at left and dire The panoramic scene, were taken in Jerusalem below above, of the Vatican Aud- wards the end of the pilgrims' ience Hall was taken two long stay in the Holy Land. weeks ago at the precise mo• In the picture at the left, ment when Pope Paul (seat- are gathered outside the Churci ova ed extreme right), greeted the Holy Sepulchure, built burial places of the death and Archbishop Goody (arrowed Christ and now being restored right) who has just risen to and outside by a providentially effort on the part of all the dim his feet. chars The Pope then greeted the pilgrims of the Archdiocese of Perth who are indicated (by an arrow) sitting in the front seats of the 10,000 strong crowd that regularly fills the hall for these public audiences during the Holy Year.

• In the large picture at the right of the page, Archbishop Goody can he seen (centre) leading his pilgrims past the colonnade of St. Peter's Square up the steps leading to St. Peter's Basilica, the goal, of their Roman pilgrimage, where they entered through the special Holy Year door, prayed at the tomb of St. Peter and assisted at Mass.

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It's a comedy and it has for money to build his the rush to, be .funny, at all ,the play to start. • In the second area. I am .many very funny lines and pigmy cathedral, and sees costs, • Pictured having a discussion on values this week sick of being asked to .situations all of which made it — with some help from The cast I liked. were Th laugh at the mere mention & Michael Hannigan left & right, with their children Julia & Michael, elma the first night audience laugh a sprightly young scoundrel Bob Faggetter, as mad lately out from prison centre, — as of the reproductive .organs. uproarously; but it also has Ned. was splendid; he many lines which the old- an overture of the heart. Tell me a funny story. brought an outrageously ec-time vaudville performer The priest is very inno- centric part to life, while but don't ask me to guffaw would have considered well cent and the woman is very Jaw" Tucker as the woman loudly at the digestive funcpast "three *times after the romantic, so every thing he whose occupation is being tions. audience have stopped says she thinks . . . and so a Catholic and a housewife . hove all, after we have laughing" ilk. on. (she put knee pads on her stopped laughing, please reThese had no effect upon The schoolgirl daughter of house coat to work and pray lease us from being told the the audience whatsoever; the house (the parents see at the same time) I found joke three times after that. they continued laughing. her as all innocence, sweet- excellent. ness and light) leads a Alan Becher. as the hus-1 THOSE WHO double life as gang leader band. and Malcolm Keith, I LAUGH and femme fatale. as the sprightly scoundrel, If you ask me v. hy audithrew enormous amounts of ences laugh at stale jokes LIVELY Do we really love energy into their parts. and overblown comic situawhen we say: "I love • By Brother PETER ST. JOHN, Co-This situation is exploited tions the answer is simple— Ordinator of Rel igious Education on you"? middle - aged, respectable in the best traditions of DISAPPOINTING religious education in the home and people — and middle - aged farce; her double life is Are our values truly right The performance of that respectable people are the always on .the point of ex- tine comic actor Leslie V ATICAN CITY (NC)— when we say: "I only want and the school. people who make up the posure and Barbara Dennis Wright was, however, some- Pope Paul is scheduled to to do what is right?" gave a most lively perforbulk of first night audiences :hing of a shambles. meet participants in the InIs there a sort of selfishat the theatre — always mance in the part. Mother thought for a posite of this. The opposite In the circumstances, it ternational Conference on ness that dominates over laugh at crude sex jokes proEventually mistaken iden- k1ould have been much moment, then bent down of love is hate. Charismatic Renewal in the others while saying it is wiser vided the crude sex jokes tity, misinterpreted inten- if When we speak our love Mr. Neeme had allowed Church after a Mass in St. done out of love, or we and took two handfulls of are on stage. tions lead the husband and him to play w ith bitterness and in harsh the part Peter's Basilica on Monday. are only doing what is sand. Behave in such a manner wife to the bedroom after a -strai One hand, she squeezed criticism we teach a lesson ght" and not attempted The conference on charis- right? in their own homes and they period of fourteen or fifteen an Irish hard: the sand escaped of hate. accent. matic renewal will be held Ginnot, in "Between Parwould call the police. years abstinence — and in Love, good will and right It is not that the accent in several large tents above ent and Teenager", gives through her fingers. The j the best traditions they both udgment are needed for tighter she squeezed, the the Catacombs of St. Callis- two examples in parent -teenHOUSEWIFE think they are going to sleep resembled no sound ever true morality. more sand disappeared. tus outside of Rome. ager relationships. made upon this earth; 1 with someone else. It is important, surely, to AND PRIEST wouldn't The -other hand, she kept mind that one ! About 10,000 particiWhile trolling on the have a responsible attitude, Again, as tradition dic- little bit. but I found About the play: The sex it most pants, including many from beach, Nora, age eighteen, open. The sand stayed. an informed mind, and a deprived housewife who, tates, neither recognises the disturbing when people the United States and asked her mother: "Mum. Nora watched her mother degree of experience and other in the dark. married to a sexually kinky around about me kept on ; Canada, are expected to at- how do you hold a husband in amazement and said maturity. husband, spends her time In this production by asking one another, "What tend the Pentecost weekend after you have finally got quietly: "I see". All of these will he ours, polishing the floors and Aarne Neeme. "Straight Up" did he sad?" gathering. him?" Nora's _mother dramati- at least. if we have right cally demonstrated a funda- values. mental truth: Force is the Are our values right? opposite of love. Nora needOlder students, as well as ed this reminder. teachers and parents I have Nora told the author that discussed this with, see our the incident helped to society as one which does change her life. The silent not have its values right. message gave her insight into herself: THE HOME "I am too possessive. Values are learned in force issues. I need to childhood. in the home. change." Among children and adoThey are available in a variety of finishes lescents the group has a including Bronze and Clear Anodising LOUD LESSON great influence upon values. and fashionable Acrylic finishes. Research, however, shows IN HATE :strengthens Nana, age seventeen, was that the group window shopping. Her eyes the values, but often the were glued to an expensive wrong values, already learned in the home. A coat. We can give to the young harsh voice was heard: ourselves "You have enough clothes to only the values we really to. keep your own store. open If parents value home, Money doesn't grow on the retrees, you know. Your father loving relationships. help for works hard for a living. We putation of others, these are can't make ends meet as it those in need — values young of sort the is.,, up with. The atmosphere chilled people will grow matter what not will I t instantly. Nana's face fell. say. It is the values our She gave her mother a we see us practise In children cold look, and said defiantly: that they will the home "You wouldn't buy me exlearn. pensive clothes even if you were a millionaire." Mother said: "Enough of E XAMPLE Parents who enjoy viothis nonsense. Let's have lence and sex perversion on lunch." Feet dragging and full of television cannot expect • resentment, Nana followed their children to develop right values on these issues, mother into a restaurant. The mood between mother no matter what they say and daughter was spoilt be- about them. I am not suggesting Oa yond repair. Even if they should had ordered filet mignon, it certain programmes from would have tasted like poi- be banned by parents family viewing. son. parThis is done by most are LOVE IS . . . ents when children The title for this story is young. adolescents With older startling. 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The milk-protein in yogoften mothers would serve more tals. representative. wide - spread. gens. hurt is partially predigested already calcium-bearing foods as a MONDAY to 8 a.m. (REGS) Many different pollens and some of the calcium dis- Mothers are unwise to en- means of increasing effi9.30 p.m. approx. variLET'S FACE IT: The FRIDAY often and flavour to children tice their solves in the lactic acid. from plants and peace happiness ciency, SydundigestLivingstone, John Rev. CHALLENGE: Novitiate. People suffering from dig- their milk or yoghurt with in the family. ous proteins from 6.15 a.m. (REGS), 7.10 ney. ed food particles get into estive disturbances or milk cocoa. Harry Lavery is an Aust(6WN) Muscular cramps result This especially applies to ralian, now in Canada, allergies can usually tolerate 8.15 a.m. (6WN) the blood stream. children suffering from Noc- from a lack of calcium. difficulty. where he gave up his career without yoghurt THE "The FROM MUSIC: reREADINGS various SACRED cause These They often occur in the Gifts and Ministries of the BIBLE: "Eternal Life". The natural yoghurt is turnal Enuresis (night bedas a top model to study for actions such as eczema, skinbig muscles of rapidly grow- Holy Spirit" a new work- in wetting). Len Grice of Melbourne. the Priesthood. rashes, hay fever, asthma particularly delicious with ing children whose bones a semi-jazz idiom by Wesley a teaspoonful of good honey others. many 9.10 a.m. (6WF & REGS) and NERVOUSN ESS are demanding large sup- Want. A MOMENT: PAUSE Everyone's blood stream mixed into about 8 ozs., or adults plies of minerals. Calcium-deficient it may be flavoured with Mrs. Christine Gargett of (6WN & REGS) a.m. 11 receives foreign substances, are inclined to be highly frozen pure orange juice. Abnormal cramps, occurDIVINE SERVICE: St. Brisbane. although most people show When one's health is be- strung. quick tempered, irrit- ing monthly, are often caus- Michael's Church at Mt. -reactions. allergy no able and have feelings of ed by a decrease in blood 10.20 a.m. (6WN & We must realise that the low par, it is often advisable Pleasant, W.A. PAINTING REGS) use as much as a quart a tenseness and uneasiness. calcium. livers of healthy people pro- to REGS) & (6WF p.m. 6.30 they work, their at Often, entirely it ONTRACTOR substituting C This period is frequently duce substances called anti- day, BY THE WAY: "India COMMUNITY HYMN make frequent mistakes and accompanied by extreme bodies: these circulate in the for fresh milk. and Us". 20 Mabel Street, Combined The SINGING: To use yoghurt in cook- waste their energy in undi- nervousness, mental depresblood stream: SOUTH PERTH ing is to lose some of its rected movements. looking talks sion, and other symptoms of Churches of Tamworth, A series of New South Wales. Such nervousness allows calcium deficiency. nutritional advantage. at the Church in India and ANTIBODI ES 11.45 p.m. (REGS), 11;56 the Australian Church's rePhone 67 2716 Chocolate flavoured yog- the muscles to be tense and A generous supply of calThese antibodies can be (6WN) p.m. fatigue, in so result quickly recombe is to hurt only added Vitamin-D and cium ascorwhen only with it. lationship produced THE EPILOGUE: The being its major cause. Calm- to the diet at this time will bic acid or Vitamin-C is mended if extra powdered 1 . Vill..11.11111.111111.111111111.111111111111 Peterborough of ness and stability conserve usually cause these symp- Choir milk is added. generously supplied. Cathedral. Experiments have shown both mental and physical toms to disappear. The antibodies combine Milk, cheese and foods with foreign materials and that animals fed on choco- energies. A lack of calcium also made of milk or cheese, are MONDAY late-milk, absorb less caldestroy their harmfulness. 6.25 a.m. (6WN) These actions come about cium and phosphorus than prevents a person from excellent sources of calcium. THE WEEK: FACING they or soundly, sleeping milk. plain given animals example, for pollens, when — Sister M. Philomena Earle Rev. Livingstone, The John be and easily awake may those to only applies This in Dip fever A.T.N.A., hay B.Sc., might cause Dietetics, A.1.M.T Sydney. awake long hours during the some people, reaching the deficient iirtalcium. Holland & Venetian Blinds, blood stream of those whose supgenerous contain diets Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, plies of Vitamin-C. F lyscreens, Tarpaulins. Vitamin-C has been found to be of extreme importance in preventing these sometimes frustrating reactions. but a bargain, considering these post-Vatican VEGETABLE AND II Indays the excellence of the texts. 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK most Catholic in vary text children's (The FRUIT JUICES 61 1620 61 1539 parents are at a loss price from $2.30 to $3.85; Fresh vegetable juices and when it comes to taking the parents' text are all 70 fruit juices are an excellent interest in cents each grade; the teachsource of Vitamin-C; the a practical ers' manuals cost $6.90). amount required for preven- their children's religion • A review in "The Catholic Weekly" tion is an additional 250 lessons. Sydney, by Brother I. B. DUFFY, Christian mgms. daily — in tablet The catechetical methods WARNING Brother of "The Word is Life Series," by form. now in general use could And now, a warning: If attacks are severe, the inhibit parents from interGerard P. Weber, all primary grades, texts Even allowing for the fact physician usually gives an vening, and while they are for children, teachers and parents, (Benziger), that this is a primary level increased amount. often vaguely uneasy about New. York, 1973. A copy of the series is on course, there are many items In sinus infection, asthma, the progress of their childdisplay at the Catechetical Resource Centre, that are not sufficiently hives or any allergy, vita- ren in their education in the dealt with. 46 Tyrell Street, Nedlands. mins of the B family also Faith, they feel unable to must be included in the diet complement the catechetical One such is the doctrine to keep elimination normal. apostolate of their parochial They are told everything mental General Catechetical of Infallibility of the Pope. Wheatgerm, brewers yeast Catholic school. —what the teacher is trying Directory, and have based another is the Sacrament of (maybe taken in tablet form do, how the teacher is their Programme on Section Penance. to it decade, past In the twice daily) and molasses Furthermore, the authors 43: to do it, and why. going would be true to say that are excellent. This is The Word is Life "These truths may be have not stressed moral inbeen has experience this Many so called eczemas grouped under four basic struction, possibly relying programme. are really not considered very general. and texts children's heads: The the mystery of God on the positive approach of For this reason the aptrue allergies but are defithose for the teachers are the Father, the Son and the their life-experience theory. of set new a of pearance ciencies of the lesser known But Catholic morality colourful, attractive, geared Holy Spirit, Creator of all text books, (Yes, another otamins of the B family. of capacity goes and further. age things; the to -- Carmelite General Chapter 1971 the mystery of Christ set of catechetical tomes!) the reader, and relevant. the Incarnate Word Who It is based on ten negatcatechetschool primary for OGHURT Y pictures stim- was born of the Virgin ive commands. God — and Would you offer yourself In such a way of Yoghurt made from cow's ical programmes will be Clear, exciting continuing the work which Christ came to do — or goat's milk is a satisfac- very welcome because a ulate the child's experience Mar), and Who suffered, all wise teachers and parreconciling men to the Father and to one tory way of eliminating al- new concept is involved: and emphasis is placed on died and rose for our salva- ents — know the value of the child's experiences tion; the mystery of the such precepts. another? lergens. there is in each grade a text using The Ten Commandments If one is unaccustomed to for the child, one for the to involve him in the pro- Holy Spirit 'Who is• present get more stress t aking the par- cess of becoming a Christ- in the Church, sanctifying it could IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR MORE ABOUT yoghurt, do not ex- teacher, and one for the course. ian. and guiding it until the glor- throughout Peet to enjoy it immediately. ents! THE CARMELITE WAY OF LIFE, CONTACT: to tic, seem mentioned seem be (They teachers if And, ious coming of . Christ, our Cultivate a taste for it No longer are, parents in have heard all this ad naus- Saviour and Judge; and the once — in the Grade Four Father Ken Petersen, 0.Carm., graduallY, then take it fre- the dark as to what is going eam, the parents- have not. mystery of the Church, in text). Carmelite Priory, quently. oft in the religion lessons. And they are let into the which the Virgin Mary ' intelligent teachers and 82 Collick Street, secret, initiated into modern holds the preeminent place." parents will not -hesitate to Hilton, W.A. 6163. approaches in catechetics, The four mysteries form stress and develop.. topics Phone 37 1133 ATTENTION! ATTENTION! and begin to Share in the the doctrinal basis for the not sufficiently well explained in the texts. teachers' objectives. overall plan of the texts. Applications ams invited for handbook, parent The The of great our realities Graduates or Undergraduates then, alerts the parents to Faith are, presented not in in their Final Year for what may have happened in the usual systemized "way class that very day. that was once in vogue but THE DR. HORACE 140WLAND The child cannot organize in a way suited to the growhis thoughts, but the hand- ing needs and development book suggests ideas to make of the child. the childish report of the more OMISSIONS proceedings day's The detailed itemized clear to enquiring parents. chart in each manual is there to ensure that no imIN CLASS The section, What May portant aspect of the teach& CO T his scholarship is endowed by the Have Happened in Class, is ing of Catholic Christian K nights of the Southern Cross for Doctrine is omitted. superb. But there are, nevertheBut an even more import$3,500 per year for TWO years ant feature of this series of less, some glaring omissions 2- The Dr. Horace Nowland Travelling Scholarship FUNERAL DIRECTORS texts is the clear appeal to under the cover of the genshall be awarded to a Lay Catholic candidate, both parents and teachers to eral overall plan. Who: The teachers' manuals Offers to all Parishes a Service have confidence in the Holy i• possess the qualities of character and general Spirit as they engage in the collectively contain a magability which would justify the hope of his embracing every aspect of the exalted task of teaching the nificent course in the theory becoming competent to serve Australia with Funeral Rites for Catholics. and practice of catechetics; young. distinction; are the parents' handbooks And I like the saying of Ii. give evidence of real capacity for successful Our Chapels are at: Maria Montessori, quoted brief and practical, bringing research; Perth: Cnr Beaufort and in the teachers' manual for parents into the current In. satisfy the Committee that his financial positclassroom levels: and the Grade 1: Bulwer Streets ion warrants a grant to enable him to pursue "You yourself must be texts for the children, even Post -graduate studies at Universities abroad; P hone 28 8406 filled with wonder. When in these sophisticated days, tv. Show his capacity and ability to communicate you acquired that, selfare have and most attractive you ideas. F remantle: Phone 35 2225 motivating. are prepared." For full information and nominations Claremont: Phone 3 2177 Of course, I heartily reNow, what about the conwrite, call on, or phone D. Gurry, commend these courses. tent of this course? JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 30 4472 36 Pier Street, Perth. Phone 25 3433 The price, as with most Not to worry, the authors have gone to the funds- A merican books is daunting

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NEW YORK (NC). — God had not rejected the Jewish people; His Cali to them was "continuous, irrevocable and indestructible," and the existence of a new covenant "does not destroy the old," a Jesuit theologian told a symposium at South Orange, New Jersey. The theologian, Jesuit made with them has be- tionship between Jesus and Father Walter Burghardt, a come universal". the Jew of today but it can, theology professor at the Christian theologians, not be dented that the Catholic University of Father Jewish "corporate life is a Burghardt said, America, Washington, spoke "have to take seriously the graced life", at the annual spring sympo- history of the Jewish people • There is sium of Seton Hall Univer- and their present similar un, existence". certainty about the role sity's Institute of Judaeoof the Church in regard Christian Studies. to the THE "DRIFT" synagogue but the He is also a member of term "We have just begun to "conversion" should be used the Pontifical Theological explore God's plan with re- carefully and in the cense Commission. ference to other religions," that it is something to which Father Burghardt upheld he said. "If God's plan is at all are called. the validity of Jewish belief work within the Jewish com• Despite and practice today. uneertailties, munity, is it His will that -the Jewish "The synagogue service is people drift away from their God-given people have a role to play in a place where God is pre- convictions?" human history" and sent to His people, where that Father Burghardt offered role cannot be God calls them to salvation defined in ten "personal propositions" terms of its relationship to and grants them a life of or "affirmations": Christianity. faith," he said. • The _ Jewish people At the same time, he said, HOLOCAUST although the Jewish people were chosen by God to be His • God is still revealing people. had not been rejected by God, "the covenant God • The Jews did not cease Himself to and through the to be God's people after the Jews, not only in their rynagogue service but in their death of Jesus. • The Jewish people are lives." in no way accursed by God. Another speaker, Rabbi • God's convenant has Leon Klenicki, director of been expanded to include intercultural affairs for the Gentiles. Anti - Defamation League, • God's promises reach- described the life of the ed an unparalleled point in Jews as members of a reJesus. ligious minority surroended by Christian religious sym"UNTENABLE" bolism and spoke of the • The Jews "cannot be mission of the Jewish people of Jesus' to be "a witness to the voice — called guilty YORK. NEW death," for "there is no such of God". Protestant top Two thing as a collective He described the Hologuilt:" have leaders church the charge is "historically caust — the mass of been named for key and theologically unten- Jews by the Nazis — and roles in the 41st. Inter- able". the emergence of the state -national Eucharistic Con• There is a lack of cer- of Israel as "part of the misgress, to be held in Phil- tainty about what theology sion of the Jewish people adelphia from August 1 should say about the rela- in the 20th century". to 8, 1976. They are the Rt. Rev. John Allin, presiding Episcopal (Anglican) Bishop of U.S.A., and the Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall, President of the in Church Lutheran America. The two church exec50 cars operating in ell suburbs utives will serve as viceAll dual controlled for your safety chairmen of Archbishop Baum's committee, a group of clergy and lay people with national representation from major religious denominations. The committee plans to build an ecumenical dimension into the congress which is expected to draw more than three million people to PhilaFor Free Instructional Pamphlets to make your delphia. written rule test easy Initial planning calls for an ecumenical servPhone: 49 1633 — All Hours ice focusing on the origins of the Eucharist in the Passover meal and a demonstration of both separateness nd the the unity of Christian churches. The theme of the Congress is "The Hungers of the Human Family." All liturgy, conferences and ecumenical services will focus on the hungers for God, food, freedom, justice, love, understanding, truth, peace and Christ, the Bread of Life.

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critic a priest ILK L ETTERS to the EDITOR of vernacular liturgy Mindszenty not ':stubbom" but a "witness of Christ" LONDON (NC). — In a sharp attack on the vernacular liturgy, Father Michael Richards, editor of the Clergy Review said that Mass in English had descended "to the level of the bingo hall."

Public worship was in a stood their responsibilities in view if the Catholic public accepts this nonsense for state of utter indecisive con- the first place. "Their mission to the peo- much longer." fusion and Church leaders Two liturgical experts seemed to take people for ple of this country has been left in the hands of a few who have worked on the fools, he said. translations described Singling out for blame the second rank, rootless tech- new to ex- the editorial attack as unwant now who nicians CommisLiturgical National Sir, Reuters correspondent from Vienna distributed a cable regarding the death of Cardinal Mind- sion, the International Com- tend their power beyond the just, unfair and unfortunate. The Liturgical Commiswhich to the superficial reader may have looked fair enough, but grieved many people who mission for English in the field of translations to the szenty, field of pastoral and mis- sion is expected to issue an better. cardinal Inthe and (ICEL) Liturgy the knew official comment. ternational Consultation on sionary application." cardinal was strated his fathomless dep- istics as Mindszenty had. knees by the Soviet tanks Father Harold Winstone, avoiding of the only way The fter A history, albeit a shame- English Texts. Father Ricto leave Hungary, th of belief in God and in the Church would have no is choas was to use either the chairman of the advisory said: hard persuadedsubjected to a bad the role of his Church to saints at all! of it. ful chapter Latin text of the new mis- committee to ICEL, told the be was Only after the fall of The saints were not "stu"Neither in the books for sal or a single English text, Catholic Herald that "with with some notable propagate and uphold the ress, P bborn," they were witnesses Budapest did the free re- the sanctuary nor in the he said, adding that, other- hindsight it is very unforFaith. xceptions. e Christ. So was the de- habilitated Primate seek the books for the congregation wise, the vernacular Mass tunate the 10EL text was of the death his after for His sincerity of love Now. Cardinal Mindszenty. sanctuary of the U.S. lega- is it possible to find one's would remain "where it has not introduced years ago."parted quarsome in mania the oppressed peoples of detente way with any kind of ease. descended, at the level of more suitable Hungary and in one-third This was due to the fact no who write this tion there. Those nds fi ters describe Mind- of this world-occupied by great man off as stubborn In his ignorance, the cor- dignity and directness. the bishops did not quiz that to the hall, bingo the djective a respondent stated that the "Liturgy has become a programme." think that it would be acthe anti-Christs proudly call- not only show a grave error cardinal was "a nuisance to szenty than stubborn. The editor said that he cepted by the other Englishthemselves Marxists — of judgment, they also be- his brother bishops- in Hun- matter of thumbing through Those who find only this ing fat variety of bewildering a fact. of errors tray often thought but hesi- speaking countries in its enhad known. well is assume him, term to praise gary. flimsy and ring-files tomes, was it that are facts The tated to believe "that many tirety and also that the reason His courage in accepting that he had no valid These brother bishops leaflets, none of which ap- of those set over us take Anglican Church here might and censure, persecution, torture not Kader who "remitted Communism oppose to except pears to know its own mind. their public for fools. not adopt the translated for. and the prolonged imprison- the remainder of the sen- stood by Mindszenty all this evil stands have people and elevated were "Priests who prayers common to both those believe to 1949. begin in imposed I "Now tence" Nazis and Had the correspondent ment by the "peace-priest" been turned into objects of it. And I shall share their Churches. the from his Hungary, for of alike, Premier ists The peerlessly commun as exdescribed him his Church, F. Nagy,_ after the release ranks by the communist re- a never-ending series of principled or adamant in people and by out carried periments, gime. hallmark of of Mindszenty from prison his justified stand to uphold were the A resister of communism committees of nameless fadPrimate, the during the 1949 popular upthe Mindszenty freedom, and Church the the rising, declared for the he certainly was. He will be dists, who have never ache may have hidden his dis- cardinal, the bishop, remembered for his princi- quired any sort of pastoral whole world to hear: priest and the man. like of the great man. or scholarly standing and and his deeds. ples "He was arrested, tried Had those whom we know Mindszenty. as Prince It is fortunate for man- who are now betraying the our just of saints without imprisoned venerable and as Hungarian the Primate of not had cause by the Stalinist Gov- kind that history is not work of the great liturgists." OMMISSION MEETING Church, and later when this Church today written by correspondents Father Richards added C title was removed, demon- these very same character- ernment in 1949 and has but by towering figures like At the most recent meeting of the Catholic Education that there was no point in now been fully rehabilitated consideration was given to: Hunof Primate the late ommission saying that the bishops of C by the free government." The establishment of procedures that would be • could he all who did gary abhad Wales and England U.N. the world. That the W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS r ecommended to principals concerning the suspension or did nothing to help Nagys for Christ and his beloved dicated their responsibilities. expulsion of pupils. in order. people — that WORKERS PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL "since we have never been Government — after re• Suggestions that could be passed on to local school J. C. VESZELY, given any indication that authorities in country centres to assist in the recruitment peated pleas — and that the Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists Nollamara. they took up or even under- of teachers to those schools. country was forced to its and General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed • The delineation of policy on the employment of Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 other-than-Catholic teachers. • The best mode of operation in the securing of 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH school sites. • Current negotiations in relation to teacher registration for all government and non-government schools. • A report on the child migrant education service in W.A. Catholic schools. ROME. — A worldwide battle between civilisation's art treasures • Procedures to be recommended in cases of terminaand the forces of corrosion, smog and pollution seems to have been won tion of services of teachers. Optometrists In addition to these and other items of business memin a small research centre funded by the world's smallest State. informed themselves on the position of particular bers 3543 172a Scarborough Beach Road, Phone 24 The Vatican has announc- they say, will prevent fur- and murals, caused by humi- schools and school situations, and discussed details assoc230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 iated with the study of the forthcoming report of the ed that two researchers for ther corrosion and decay of dity or pollution. Schools Commission. R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist the Vatican Museums have, marble architecture and staThe bauxite-based soluIn the absence of the regular chairman, Fr. Nestor, developed a treatment which tuary as well as of frescoes tion, developed and tested who is on a study course in Manila, Mr. Des O'Sullivan for over five years, has al- took the chair for the meeting. ready been applied to Raphael's frescoes in the loggia of the Vatican's Apostolic TEACHER - LIBRARIAN COURSES Palace and to frescoes and The final teacher-librarian training course for 1975 marble columns in Rome's will commence at Churchlands Teacher's College on * PAY ONLY IF YOU SELL * Basilica of St. John Lateran Monday, May 16. Two Sisters and three lay teachers will commence and the attached baptistry. their studies and represent Sacred Heart Primary School, Highgate. St. Joseph's at Northam and at Albany, Holy SURPRISING Rosary, Doubleview and St. Mary's, Leederville. As a According to Deoclecio result of the training courses during 1974-1975, nineteen Redig de Campos, director Catholic schools should have a teacher-librarian as a PERTH'S LARGEST BARGAIN HUNTER'S PAPER general Monuments. member of the staff at the commencement of 1976. It of Museums and Pontifical Gal- is hoped that further funds will be made available to leries in the Vatican, "the continue the courses into the 1976-1978 triennium. The final one-day secondary library seminar will be results obtained are so surTo: "The Personal Trading Post" held at North Lake High School on Monday, June 9. prising that they can be Unfortunately, some Catholic colleges invited have not considered a contribution. been represented, so their librarians have lost useful G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001 perhaps the definitive con- information and contacts. tribution to the serious probPlease list the articles below in your next edition. lem of corrosion of reverI retain the right to reduce the advertised prices by notifying your office. end monuments which, for C ATECHIST, ADULT EDUCATION years, has been loudly de- COURSE ( All items must be priced and have a telephone number. Minimum value for any advertised article cried in all parts of the Is $5, minimum fee for any sold article is $1.50. Sessions of the catechist and adult education courses world". will be resumed for the second term at: 1. To place an advertisement in THE PERSONAL TRADING POST fill in and post this coupon or Phone SPEARWOOD. on Tuesday, May 27. The solution can be ap25 2385 9.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. KENSINGTON, on Wednesday, May 28, 9.30 a.m. imby by spraying, plied 2. All advertisements except clothing, swap, or to buy, are INSERTED FREE. 7.30 p.m. mersing the object to the and HIGHGATE, on Thursday, May 29, 9.30 a.m. 3. All advertisements are EXCLUSIVE to this paper and appear for a minimum of 6 weeks, i.e. 3 point of total absorption, by TUART HILL, on Tuesday, June 3. issues. injections, applications with BASSENDEAN, on Wednesday, June 4. a paint brush and so forth, 4, On receipt of advertisement, an invoice is forwarded showing commission payable on sale, or disThe course is not only for catechists but for all interaccording to the Vatican's ested parents and adults who are helping their children posal of the item. to understand the Faith and who wish to update and announcement. 5. On sale of items forward the invoice together with the commission to G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001. deepen their own understanding of it. It permeates and peneAn early advice of sale by telephone will ensure prompt removal. The new booklets of guidelines and lessons for the trates the pores of the second term are now available and will be distributed reacts mortar, or marble at all catechist centres at their next session after the RATES FOR PAY-ONLY -IF-YOU-SELL ADVERTISEMENTS chemically with the substan- May holidays. The advertising fee due immediately upon sale will be MINIMUM PRICE — $5 to $30: $1.50. * ces and forms a new, very 5 0 THEREAFTER OF THE FIRST $100 of the advertised price; 4% of the second $100 of the price; solid mass, the Vatican's 3% of the third $100; 2% of the fourth $100; 1% of the advertised price over $400. ETHOS OF THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL announcement said. NOTE:—Clothing, Swap, To Buy, advertisements cost $1.50 each. The May issue of the Catholic Education Circular contains a quotation from a Pastoral Letter issued by NO DAMAGE ( PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY) the Bishops of W.A. in 1973, and deals with the Following the chemical tion that "lay run-Catholic schools are no different asserfrom NAME reaction, work can begin on State schools." cleaning and repainting a • Information contained in Education File is fresco without any damage ADDRESS POSTCODE supplied by the Catholic Education Centre, Henry to the surfaces. Street, Shenton Park, 6008. Queries matters The new solution also had contained in it should be directed to on C ATEGORY the Centre, the effect of bringing to life items for inclusion should be sent to the Press the brilliance of colours, ob- Secretary. DESCRIPTION scured through the effects of humidity, the Vatican said. . .. 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I ly Grzest Tipster ( Run at Richmond Raceway on Friday Night) 7.45-- KARDINYA QUALIFYING STAKES. Pcyzil Vane, Mitzi Reward, Barundah

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8.15— BATEP;A,AN Ht,NDICA7. Ponny Farnham, Royal Flash, Windaree. 8.45 ---- DULL CREEK QUALIFYING STAKES. P:vian Cro; Cailwood, Tara Del. 9.15 — CHAMFIAGNE STAKES. 'Grand Slam, Bylaw One, Dan Shannon. The performances of 9.45 -- GEORGE BOOTH MEMORIAL H .CAP. he was on the way to the -snn and played _a lot By BERNARD JAY world title but his contests good football. of Miss Dundee, Regent Queen, Beau Decca. the West Indians — abroad, such as that against 10.15 -- PRESIDENTS 3-YEAR OLD HANDICAP. and of some EnglishMeanwhile, Carlisle According to Richie Bemen — in limited-overs and Why he was not brought Briscoe in Paris, demonstra- Luton, Cohesion, Follower, Meadow Sprite. promoted only at and other matches in naud, Boyce will bat at to Australia for the last ser- ted that he had not the t he beginning 10.45 — BCCRAGOON I-IANDICAP. of the English cricket sea- number nine for the West ies is a question- that the punching power or perhaps ..;on, return to the the sea. Artisan, Reco Bank, Tranquilla King. lower divIndians. the If this endurance is so opposand aggyesion English authorities might son, indicates that Ausision. Best Bet: ROYAL VANE. ing bowlers are in for a well be asking themselves. to take the title from Cartralia will have no easy torrid time. los Monzon. They can take heart The presence of Snow task in the forthcoming t he fact that a Second from I n his last and recent would a go long way toApart from his batting, World Cup and Test ision club, Fulham, Divwas Boyce is a fast bowler of wards counter-balancing the fight in Australia he was matches. one of the Cup fi beaten in one round

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and obnalists, no mean order. He is said speed of Lillee and Thomwho knows . . . s and The dashing West Indian to be brilliant but somewhat son, as he seems to be just viously the old skill or conall-rounder Keith Boyce, inconsistent and specialises as effective on English wi- dition or something had within the space of "four in one-day games. Be that ckets as on the hard, fast gone. INFAMOUS, a chestnut RED STORM, raced . by days, scored a century in as it may, he must be one Australian pitches. Rather- than remain in !N SHORT filly by Good Brandy is Lois Wierinaa and Hilda 5 8 minutes in one game and of the t he sport to become just most power:u1 all• Two * * * owned and trained by Maur- Jordan, was responsible for then reached the hundred in roanders significant poiins another fighter he has reon the cricket about the state of een and Ross Payne of ' minutes- for Essex scene at present. hest ran this time in 70 English announcement of the turned to rugby league and cricket appeared The Boyanup and showed that in he covered a lot of against Minor Counties. Australian middleweight his many admirers will be ports last month news reshe has improved wi!li her extra ground to finish third Then there are players writes a The veteran Rohan Kanchampion Tony Mundine happy for him. commentator in The Advo.run behind Ticotime when o Power Parade in the hai scored 119 in 116 min- .1ilse the formidable Clive of his retirement from boxcate, Melbourne. * she ran an es.cellent second Wood'-ridge Handicap for utes for Warwickshire Lloyd. Julien, Andy Roberts ing may have come as a to the class colt Sharnozzle. iiree-year-ol against Norihamptonshire, tone of then"offenders- al- shock to many followers of One was the report about The once great ManchesPrior to being ridden by This colt by Red Rumour hitting eight sixes and seven leged, in bumper bowling) boxing but in view of his ter United may have started West Indian Garry Sobers Lindsay Rudland th,is filly who is being- prepared for f ours. and possibly still Sir Garrecent displays it was prob- on the long road back to receiving the Lawrence Trowas known as a rogue at the St. Leger was inconvenThought to be past his field Sobers. ably a 'wise decision. First Division prominence phy for scoring the fastest the barrier but she has been ienced in running and took peak, Kanhai, who has scorThen again, o; some interIn world class and once in the English Football As- first-class century in county almost first to begin on the some time to get balanced. ed 'literally thousands of est from the Australian near to the world title, sociation. cricket last season. three occasions he has ban- In my opinion he was the runs in first class cricket, point of view is the recent Mundine was an attractive The previous three winDemoted to the Second died her. She is sure to win unlucky runner of the race has been in great form re- good form of England's fighter who captured the in the near future. and his connections are cer- cently and seems likely to fast man John Snow who imagination of Australian Division last year, the Man- ners were two Pakistanis chester club was at the top Asif Iqbal, and Majid Khan MAJESTIC BOB, a chest- iainly due for a change of be included in the West is: the last but one series in fight fans. of the division throughout and a Rhodesian Brian nut colt by Big Bob was luck. Indies team throughout the Australia was a damaging, It seemed, after many almost all the season just Davidson. . slow to begin in the third KULNUI VviND, a chest- international series. match-winning bowler. successes in Australia. that ended and now moves back division of the Nursery Han- nut filly by Western Wind, The second point was the into the top division. dicap for two-year-olds and is owned by Aub Fowler ages of the up-and-coming impressed me with the man- and trained by Ian Garrow. The club has had • its hopefuls for this season's ner in which he finished in She is a half sister to the share of troubles in recent England team. Gillian and -. fourth place behind Mighty useful_ horses Kul Son and seasons, among them the Radley are both 31, and Chic. This colt will soon Kulsupreme and I feel sure unpredictable George Best. Knight is 29 and the baby, - change the luck of trainer that next time she contests but the team seemed to be Limb, is 25. Reg Treffone and son-in-law an event for maidens she more settled daring the sea* * * 'Keith Miffiin. will street the opposition. 1111E2SESE2.=

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Forfeits in netball; Suburbans win 17-12

MOTEL and In last weekend's fixtures in the Catholic Netball Association cornletition at Fledley Park, only one game was played in the A Division, in A CCOMMODATION which Suburbans defeated Bentley 17-12. GUIDE

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Highgate forfeited to Bedford did not play well with three divisions of eight Como in a game that as a team and their. faulty teams playing at Mercedes • Single, Twin and Family Rooms should have been close and passine made it easy for and one di\ision at St. JoaTHE CAR FIRM Tariff includes —Dinner, Bed ano citing and South Perth the opposition to intercept chim's. Breakfast —from $6.00 daily. of Distinction forfeited to Melville. them. The only match was a SOCIAL Mary and Anthea Biz235 Vincent Street Now operating from below-standard A A social night with J.T. Grade zaca and R. Tassone were NORTH PERTH and the Jazzmen has been match marred by inaccurate the best players. 555 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARS - 61 7711 organised for May 21 at the noal-shooting and slow pass28 1288 STRONG PASSING Manning Hotel at 8 p.m. 194 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD, MT. HAWTHORN 24 7466 ing. In the B1 Division play- • Tickets are $1 single and The best players for el at Hedley Park, Bicton there will be a late licence Bentley were Marie Millard •11•1111111111111•1011111111111111111111111111NOMMININO4 convincingly defeated Dou- to finish at midnight. BAYSWATER HOTEL and Dania Cledich while D. bleview 29-16. As this is the first social Opposite STATION Anderson was best player: (Pleasant Beer Garden) B. Nanny and D. Grodel- function of the year all Tor Suburbans. Time Old Music and Dancing, 'ski were the best players members. families and The A Reserve games are for Bicton and their strong friends are urged to make Friday and Saturday .slaved at Havelock Street passing led to many scor- this a successful evening. LES BARTLETT, Prop. And Floreat defeated Doub- ing opportunities. Z. Krouse The Y.C.W. Al Matthews Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. iew 28-12. Floreat play- was the best player for team has a bye this week THE RAILTON Wembley Hotel ed a good four-quarter Doubleview. PERTH 6000 as the W.A. State senior -antch, and with their - dePRIVATE HOTEL Benes Bombers defeated and junior teams are in AdCOMFORTABLE 4'ences dominant .. Double- Bentley 31-14 in a game in elaide. .The Al team . were 5 Minutes from St. Marys No. 1 LOTTERY $30,000 for $2 CCOMMODATION A Cathedral riew found it Offlicult to which Reties Bombers main- to play City Beach (1) and FULL BOOKS ( 50 STRAIGHT) S100 BED and BREAKFAST Bed and Breakfast score goals. tained a strong lead' throu- this game will be played on DINING ROOM $5.00 ghout. The best players were Sunday, June 29. ,Cnr. PIER Si pEMRUTRHRAY STREETS, No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 1st Prize Licensee Lucy Kerr and Moira CRANLEY, F. M. K team The Al ate been inhas Da‘idson. AttenC. TICKETS $1.00 — Full Books S50.00 Lyn played strongly for vited to play in a lightning PHONE 25 2133 borough and M. Kinnen. Phone 87 2418 Benes Bombers and were carnival on Sunday, May 25 Scarborough defeated No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize the best players. at Gibson Park. Fremantle. Bedford 31-14 in a game HOTEL TICKETS 50 cents — Full Books $25 A n ankle injury to Franca The teams participating are Accommodation at CARLTON where Scarborough won in coffee Palermo in the third quar- mainly South-West Room with refrigerator, tea from electric jug, every position. ter caused Bentley to re-ar- country clubs with a few Morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking • range their team but Benes metropolitan teams. facilities. $6.00 per day. I Bombers had the greater OTHER 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 25 2091 GAMES I overall strength. CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EvANs The Y.C.W. AS team Kathy Cvejic. playing in ------were defeated by Ambers goals. was the best player 28-24. Y.C.W. moved their • See us about your WEDDINGS and for Bentley. players about during the PARTIES in the MOOMBA ROOM STATE TRIALS match in an effort to gain Y.C.W. State trials com- some system but their lack Moderate Rates ortham7ONE 22 1049 mence in June and applica- of concentration cost them N s tions are requested for the the . game. position of senior, junior Geraldine Pollaers, playCOMMERCIAL HOTEL-MOTEL and schoolgirl coaches. An- ing as goal attack and wing Manager Tom Murphy, Proprietor Leo Steins, . plications should be sent to attack, was the best player. the Secretary, 27 Victoria Bedford defeated TheraSquare. Perth. before May pists in an exciting game in NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL which the lead see-sawed "HOME OF THE HOFBRAHAUS" The committee will con- . throughout the match. TherCorner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERV4 sider all applications and apists led 6-3 at quarter Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee interview applicants for the time but were outscored in Parking Morning paper. f aci Excellent .00day B aB $45breakfast. various positions. t he second quarter to give State trials begin on Sun- Bedford a lead of two goals' ,ermanent accommodation a & $25.00 P.W. II1 6*i " day, June 8, at 10 a.m. The at half-time. Phone Nis Tom De2a8175 phone 28 7566 SPECIALISING IN senior and junior trials (unCHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD It was an even third guarder 20), will be held at Hav- 'ter with the score at 15-all TYRES• RECAPS* BATTERIES elock Street, West Perth, but a sustained last quarter For all brands discounted! HERDSMAN MOTOR HOTEL personalised while the schoolgirl (under effort by Bedford won them attention 26 AIR CONDITIONED POOL SIDE UNITS — SINGLE, DOUBLE coniaci 16) trials will be held at the game by five goals. 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