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No. 1953. PERTH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1975

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FATHER HEALY NEW AUXILIARY It was announced in Rome at noon last Monday (7 p.m. Perth time) that Father Robert Healy, parish priest of Cottesloe, had been appointed by Pope Paul VI to be an Auxiliary Bishop to Archbishop Goody of Perth. The ordination ceremony With six other priests of the new bishop will take from Ireland, Fr Healy arrived at Fremantle on Febplace on December 9. By a long-standing prac- ruary 26, 1950. Father Healy spent short tice in the Church, bishops who serve in capacities oth- intervals as assistant priest er than having personal at South Perth and Mayjurisdiction over , a diocese lands. After five years in Clareare given titles from territories that were former dio- mont he moved to the goldfields for the next ten years, ceses. Bishop-elect Healy is tit- being in Boulder for one ular bishop of Mayo, Ire- year and administrator of Kalgoorlie for the next land. Mayo was originally the nine years. name of a now extinct mon- THE FIRST AT astery that had a bishop at its head. (The last resident W ILLAGEE He came to the metrobishop of Mayo was probably James O'Healy who politan area to become first lost his life for the Faith parish priest of Willagee in 1965 and the new church in 1578.) of Our Lady Queen of Peace was built during his CREATION time there. OF MAYO He became parish priest Today the name is at- of Cottesloe in 1971. tached to one of the counHe was appointed a Dioties created by Sir Henry cesan Consultor in 1969 Sidney in 1566 in the time early in the pontificate Bishop-elect Robert Healy pictured this week with of Bisho of Elizabeth I. Archbishop Goody. left, and Archbishop Goody on the occasion of his being p Quinn, The former nominated episcopal In the first Senate of Auxiliary Bishop. territory of Mayo is today Priests, he took over the • distributed among four sur- task of chairman relinquish• .rounding dioceses. ed by the archbishop and The new Perth auxiliary he continued in that posibishop was born in Cruttin- tion for a further thrce clough, Castlecomer, County years. Kilkenny. His mother, Mrs. M. ROLE IN CLERGY Healy, is still living in Ire- A FFAI RS land, as are his three sisters His most significant work and three brothers. in recent years has been in Catholic history over While studying in St. the area of clergy affairs Kieran's College. Kilken years ny, following his appointmeat two thousand he turned his sights to Aus- in 1973 for a three-year had contained some tralia following a call to term as Episco pal Vicar for pretty shameful epi• the college from the late Clergy, after the clergy sodes but there was Archbishop Prendiville. were asked for their nomi- no need for o royal cestors and taught them the the blame should not be nations for that office. commission to con- gospel for the very first laid on the missionary who . TO W.A. FROM Arriving at the 25th anni- firm the Church's time, and I am glad they was trN ing to bring a way IRELAND did so. versary of his priesthood in error, Father Nicho of life and not a new cullas Class contemporarie June last year, he was feted "Who were the first ture to those shores. s who McSw • eeney said in I ollowed the same in his parish before returnMissionaries of the past Christian missionaries to W.A. are Fathers call to ing to Ireland for a re- Perth this week. Italy, to Yugoslavia, France, were products of their times 'Mullins and James James union of the 13-member "The Church has the hu- Germany, Ireland, England and had to do the best they orDow!. dination class that in the mility and strength of Spirit or Scotland?" he asked. could inside the colonial atA mong other meantime had dispersed to to admit its mistakes, conColleg ians They were men and wo- titudes that existed at the - who preceded them to Penh America. England and Scot- fess its sins and take steps men with time. • tver the late zeal and there Bishop Rafferty land as well as Australia. to try and do better in the was no "Today's missionary calls evidence that they and Monsignor future" the Perth Missions disturbed Wallace. (• See also P. 2) the local culture these peoples 'sister' churDirector said. to its detriment, he noted. ches - and is aware that Speaking on the signifiThe missionaries of this Christ is already at work cance of World Mission century had done the whole in their midst even if it is Day that is observed in all Church a great service, he kind. of Hidden Life of churches throughout the said, because they had been Christ",. he said. world this Sunday, October "When the gospel is di honest enough to ask wheth19, Father McSweeney said reedy preached to them this er the faith had been transthat some people thoughtplanted or implanted in Hidden Life of Christ will lessly condemned missionemerge into a positive faith these new areas. aries outright for going inin the Risen Christ." to non-Christian countries It was often Western culFr. McSweeney said that and allegedly disturbing the ture itself that was disturb- the 1974 Synod of Bishops ing the local culture and local culture. on Evangelisation set four targets for the immediate CORRECTING Mission of the Church: MISTAKES ON INSIDE PAGES 1. THE WEST: The Church must face "Some mistakes have been Calendar . 4 modern day secular made — though not as ism and Classified examine its credibility in many as some people make Advertisements 10 eyes of the 'sister' churches. out --- b:n in the past 30 11 years the Church has had Education File . 11 INJUSTICE • -• a big enough heart to ad- Letters mit these -mistakes and re- News In Pars . . 4 2. LATIN AMERICA: new its missionary work in- Sister Phi !omen() The Church must identiEarle to an up to date effort," he fy with, the poor and the 8 de wee euated wise( io cald added. Sport .10, 12 v ictims of injustice. 1308 ALBANY HIGHW "Somewhere, sometime, a Theatre AY CANNI NGTON 7 3. IN. 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and lay workers

After his recent years of close contact with the clergy Bishop-elect Healy sees a lot of enthusiasm and dedication among the younger priests. He believes that they are developing links with older priests that did not exist in the past when a young priest kept very much to his own peer group. "The benefit of this trend is more for the clergy themselves," he says, "although the laity also comment on how well the young priests are treated and accepted, compared with older times. "The new style of life where the priesthood is less formally structured puts a strain on the priest and he has to adjust to a greater sense of responsibility and initiative.' About future vocations he commented that it was a fact of life that older men who had spent some time working were coming into the priesthood in increasing numbers. "It was probably always a possibility but we didn't look for it," he noted.

There are even greater prospects for priestly and other ministerial vocations, according to the new bishop. "We don't fully realise what the present new emergency ministry of acolyte is really going to do to the archdiocese in a few years," he said. "It is focussing on the new role of the laity and the effect that this new ministry is having on the lives of individual men is tremendous to see," he said. The growth of the laity into the life of the Church has been an event in his own 26 year lifetime of priesthood. "I once suggested to Prendiville Archbishop that the YCW leader training groups were a waste of time and he reminded me that we would see the benefit in 20 years' time," he said. "But we have to convince the laity of their need for further education and formation be-

cause there is everywhere an expression of a deeper and more personal faith that needs to be catered for in programmes of adult education and spiritual formation." He said that the laity had come from an age when all their ideas of faith were categorised and were finding now that they had to re-think their attitudes. "It is a significant thing that there is today a Bible in the vast majority of our homes and we will have to rely on our families a great deal more to transmit faith to their children both by their attention to the Word of God and to the truths taught by the Church," he added. The new programmes of confirmation, penance and eucharist that had been introduced recently were probably signs of where the future of the in activity Church's spreading the faith lay, the bishop-elect observed.

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The Church must continue to divest its overWesternised image and to Mr. Lloyd Greenwood pictured) is the first P. and F. nominee to be crystallise its image in a appointed to the new State Planning and Finance Ce:rnmittee. setting proper to those culwife, Mrs. His T his new 11-member eer in public service finance tures. committee, established on in the Department of Social Greenwood, has been 4. IN ASIA: lines laid down in the Mc- Security where he is now urer of the Mercedes trCAelsonla: The Church must recog- Kinnon Report, replaces the Assistant-Director of Oper- lege Ladies Auxiliary ye for nise and engage in dialogue State Priorities Committee, ations. the past four with the ancient religion of set up after the Karmel Rethat area. port. -The Church in W.A. is Mr. Greenwood was for part of an Australian Chur• three years on the former ch that now speaks and list- committee and is one of ens to the other sisters the four Catholic Education Churches on a basis of Commission nominees in equality and mutual sup- the new 11-member body. port," Fr. McSweeney said. The new committee will "If we ask questions recommend monies for the buildabout these sister Churches construction of school assistin the missionary countries ings and will review for we must ask them also of ance given to schools costs. running their ourselves: Special provisions will be "Is the local parish for both orderowned made the for used being l schoo and parish schools. schools comwhole good of the Mr. Greenwood is curmunity or just for the benefit of an elite in the rently vice-president of the P. and F. Federation of Church? "Are the laity being al- W.A. He was State secrelowed to fulfill their unique tary from 1968 to 1970. In his home parish of role within the Church? "Does the Church ques- Manning, he was a foundSt. tion and challenge local ex- ation member of the amples of wasteful spending Pius X P. and F. Association and was for three and injustices? the foundation chairof years members "Do the rich Educaa local parish help the man of the Parish the before e Committe tion members? r poore school the of t ablishmen Catholics est "Do individual care about the outcasts and board. Last year. he dirceted the lonely in their own stir giving roundings or do they leave the parish planned it to others to do the renewal programme which achieved a target of over worrying and caring? "The missionary Church $70,000. Educated at St. Patrick's is alive today in any counSchool and later honBoys' the has try because it esty to face up to these C.B.C.. St. George's Ter• MR. L. GREENWOOD race, he has made his carquestions" he said.

There is life after death, says famous psychiatrist

of "On Death HOUSTON, (NC).— A noted psychiatrist, Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, author after 11 years come has which belief a and Dying," has re-affirmed her belief in a hereafter, . of treating terminally ill patients

Dr. Kubler-Rose, who reA resident of suburban If the dying have not The Swiss-born physician. her medical degree ceived ss Dr. Kubler-Ro who has revolutionised the been reared in "God lang- Chicago. from the University of Zuof chief as .served formerly langanother find uage," emcare of dying patients, consultation and rich. Switzerland, in 1957, phasised in an interview uage, she said. Otherwise. psychiatric professor of psy- was reared "in an ecumenthat for her it is not just they will die in guilt and assistant the University of ical household. We were at chiatry nguish. a question of believing. but a triplets: one married Chicago. knowing. that there is life another. a ProNoting that "death is a Ca!holie; -on Now her work centres after death. rary separation," Dr. making house calls to the testant; and the other. tempo In extraordinary cases. And that knowledge is es- terminally ill and their fam- Jew. K nights' gift will also pay absolute. she said. "Beyond Kubler-Ross said it t to im- ilies. - "I am a Protestant, I for the "down link" con- the shadow of doubt, death pecially importan importchildOn prolonging life by Christian. It is not nections between the satel- does not really exist." she press that upon dying , EptsLutheran say to ren. Kublerant Dr. means, artificial lite:, and earth stations for said. should be We g "deprivin copalian is that said Ross poor countries unable to the "It is the shedding of the patient of peace if he brothers." cover the expense. physical body like the butwant it prolonged. FACE DEATH doesn't the of out terfly coming has worked through he "If VATICAN cocoon." SQUARELY and is at peace, it -is death experiher on drew When asked about the She PAID criminal to keep him alive." new rite of anence of interviewing those Church's In the past the Vatican ansY ,MERC NO who were resuscitated after of the sick, she ointing has paid the "up link" costs ly s." "medical marvellou d considere being wered ."it's KILLING this For broadcasts, and net"They should do dead with all hope given But she believes there is orks transmitting the cereeverybode live." could with they that year for every "no need or use ever the up paid monies have mercy killing. If we take in the community. -down link." everY "If we have the rite PEACE AND VIENNA. Austral (NCO. good care of the patient. PeoPle , reminder Antonio WHOLENESS Jesuit Father total care, it is not necess- Year as a — Not one of the Czecho- ary!, face death squarely.' Stefanizzi. technical advisor What those patients ex- slovakian bishops joined the interval to the president of the perienced in the two pilgrimages to Rome Vatican's Social Communi- was a "fantastic feeling or organised by the "peace cations Commission, ex- peace and wholeness and priests," the communist. plained that 91 countries, there was no pain. sponsored group in Prague WITH FULL RHYTHM including the Vatican, are "If a patient had a breast now operating under the for Weddinos, Parties, etc comAvailable na had internatio members of the removed, she name of Pacem in Terris, al communications organi- plete body; if one was blind, according to reports reachRing Peter Ryan — 87 1715 sation called Intelsat. he could see." ing here. She likened these experiWhen 28 of the priests # le IS 1 Oft II $e e 11 Itt iteetet al SI ee to what life after in the first pilgrimage par- -ie ences WORLD-WIDE be. death will ticipated in a general audAll Intelsat members can "And you will see whom ience in St. Peter's, Pope receive the Vatican broad- you want to see. Paul made no reference to casts if they wish, Father "For a child that may see their presence. This is not Stefani7zi said. you their pet. If your father, in accord with his custom. in Last December 24, the will be sure to see him This was taken as an inkind ceremonial opening of the the afterlife. If Mary dication of the Vatican's there. Holy Door at St. Peter's Jesus, they will be displeasure at the constant the signalling Basilica, proliferation of restrictions opening of the world-wide W ARNING upon Catholics in CzechoHoly Year. was transmitted ON GUILT slovakia. in 56 nations. There has been a hardclergy cautioned She PLEASE RING SECRETARY, CLONTARF 68 94 in the relations beening and guilt g producin Fourtyfour countries against and there bishops the tween tellpatients, 9.00 a.m. - 2.00 pm. Monday - FridaV broadcast the rite live — fear in dying st authorities. communi the punbe will they them ing only five fewer than broadAbout 50 .priests went on do not accept e 441 cast the first landing of men ished if they -*Art se sr,1 tr,*.evitl second pilgrimage. the 01 , 4 011 1 God. on the moon in l9064.

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Prelate's request to priests

W ASHINGTON, (NC).— Archbishop William W. Baum of Washington has asked the archdiocesan Senate of Priests "to undertake a renewal of our apostolic consciousness" by an examination of the ministry of evangelisation and the ministry of caring for the presence of the Holy Spirit in Catholics.

The second of three evening sessions devoted to special l iturgica l topics and sponsored by the W.A. Liturgical Comrni sion drew an attendance of 104 at Trinity College last Tuesda y night. The Liturgy of the Word was dealt with theologically by Fr. Daniel Baldwin, Capuchin, who was followed by Brother John Baldwin, discussing practical steps to improve such liturgy in the parish, and in conclusion Father Christopher Ross, described possibilities for making the actual liturgy more meanin gful to the congregation. Sixty people attended an earlier session on children's liturgie Sister Joan Smith, and members of the Nedlands parish liturgy s that was presented by Father Ken Peterson, Carmel ite, committee who conduct a special children's liturgy each Sunday. • Armadale attended both sessions in force and Father Geoff Beyer is pictured right in discussion with some of 'his parish liturgy committee. •••••••••••#.41 , s,"•••~#4p4p.".#.4.#####•••####~4,..."•••••••••

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In a letter to the Senate to discuss the "double minof Priests, the archbishop istry of the apostle," evangdefined the mandate given elisation and spiritual minto priests in terms used in istry. the Senate's constitution: He defined evangelisation "The mission of the ap- as "the proclamation of the ostolic order in the Church Gospel of the Lordship of is to convoke the Church Jesus Christ ot those who through the handing over have acknowledged not of the realities of salvation Him as their Saviour, eithin word and sacrament." er because they do not Archbishop Baum added: know Him, or because "The apostle is the one they have not heard of Him \ ho sounds the call which without being able to give brings together and consti- Him the allegiance of tutes the assembly, the ac- faith.' clesia, the Church of God. He asked the senate to "He is thus, primarily, a consider: herald, an evangelist. • "What opportunities "The apostle's word in- and obstacles to the acaugurates a new order of knowledgement of Jesus as things and invites the hearer Lord exist in the prevailing to adopt a new way of life intellectual and moral attiproper to this new dispen- tudes of our community? sation. • "How can the funda"When they hear the mental insights of the Gosword, men and women are pel be proclaimed by priests called to make a decision who must call to faith in about this invitation. Jesus a wide variety of peo"Such is the awesome ple: in the inner city, in power of the apostolic the suburbs, the youth. word." professionals, the sick, the The archbishop went on elderly, etc.?"

Activity in renewal seminar 1 1009000 at Canonisation I at Kojonup VATICAN CITY, (NC).— St. John Macias, a Dominican confrere of St. Martin De Porres was canonised on September 28 by Pope Paul at an outdoor ceremony in St. Peter's Square before a crowd ef mcre than 100,000.

"There is tremendMaryland, Jingalup, the Born in" Spain in 1585, the other help to the poor who the joy of the Holy Year. ous value in people home of Peter and Julie new saint emigrated to Peru came to the priory door. delegation An official Jeff, where a statue of the at the with leadership abiliage of 25. He even provided dow- from Spain which had been Virgin stands on rocks He first worked as a lay- ries to enable poor girls to sent to the canonisation did ties pool ing their overlooking lush green pad- man among the poor of marry. not attend and Vatican news docks. effort to provide someLima. In his Spanish-language of the canonisation was In his sermon, Father At the age of 37, he be- homily, the Pope alluded to blacked out in Spain. thing more for the Peter McGrath, O.F.M. of came a Dominican Brother the executions of five terror"St. John wished above people than each could i all to be poor like Jesus, Bishop McKeon presided It was remarkable, he Collie, said that people n the convent of the Mag- ists in Spain. do individually," Fath- and said the opening prayer. said, must realise they were a delena, where he was a "Our joy would be more and to live for the poor. that so much was beer Bernard Dwyer, P.P., The parable of the Prod- ing done in these thinly- community, especially when companion of St. Martin de complete if these days had "May this evangelical lesthey went to Mass on Sun- Porres. not been darkened by the son, so difficult to undersaid in explaining the igal Son was read by five populated country distric ts days. For 23 years be worked events we are all aware of," stand today, win our hearts priests, and this was fol- to bring life to the comto feed, clothe and give he said, after speaking of at last." thinking behind the lowed by a homily from the munity of the Church. The need was not only to worship God but also to renewal seminar held celebrant, Father Russel 416. 411W -.41 0. 111. 41111+ 4110 411. 411.1%-4110 support the faith of their at St. Bernard's parish, Hardiman. W brothers and ORSH sisters in IP WITH Then the people were inkoonup, last weekend. vited Christ. to go to confession NO PRIES

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Before the Benediction People came from Ka- individually to the priests "If of there the Blessed Sacrament, should stationed come in adjacent a 'tanning, rooms. Gnowangerup, time," Fr. Lawless said, each different group present Tambellup, Boyup Brook The emphasis was on "when priests would not te rededicated themselves to *and Wagin for the seminar community reconciliation, I nd were joined by visitors and when all had been to a vailable for Mass every Christ in a renewal of bapfrom Perth, Bunbury and confession the greeting of Sunday, there would be tismal promises. 'Albany for the Open-air peace was shared in the nothing to stop the people liticharist on Sunday morn- assembly, before the Euch- from conducting their own worship and caring for each ing and the Rosary Rally aristic Liturgy began. other spiritually. St lingaltip in the aftlr'boon. "The Vatican Council ILLUSTRATING has said that the gifts of "The Bible should not be the Spirit are to be used it difficult book for us." THE THEMES for one another and in the Father Jim Dynan, S.J., While the confessions were told 40 people at the open- being heard, the Shalomite Church. ing session on reading the Singers illustrated in song "Now is the time," he Bible. the themes of conversion added, "for the people to "We should not be fright- being presented •by Father take up their responsibility VATICAN CITY, ened to look for favourite Flamer. in sharing the work of (NC). — The Holy :passages that will give us priest s and sisters, not just A colourful banner hanginspiration and help us Year's summons to rein ing behind the altar did in administration, but in 'Our prayer, because this is newal means a renewal the same by linking such ministering to one another The Word of God." of man's faith, Pope words as penance and spiritually and in caring for the Paul needy." told some 50,000 change, reconciliation, metLAITY AND persons in St. Peter's anoia 'and peace in a strikLECTORS Square during ing and attractive manner. his "HOMES" FOR Over 60 people attended we ekly genera l audiSunday morning opened the afternoon lecture ence recently. and with a session on prayer in CHILDREN discussion session on the which Sister Rose, R.S.M., "Faith is our answer to role of the laity, in A comment on this came which explained that praying is the Word of God," said the 'Father Gerry Holahan and more than reciting formu- from a visitor from BunMr. Jim Miolin bury who saw the possibility Pope. emphasised las of prayer. that the parish of school children from "It is our `yes' to His council has a pastoral role of "It is a response of the country districts being able revelation, to the caring for offer of 'people, especially the whole person to a person," to find board with older His light and His love." poor, The sick and the she said, "and we can De people in Bunbury who lonely in Pope Paul added: 'the parish. led to this response in many have rooms to spare in their "Psycho logically, faith is : It was not houses, while being "ad- an just an admini- different ways." act of the intellect movstration body, Pr. Holokin opted" by families with ed by the will to assent not insisted. children in the regional col- because ALTAR ON of evidence for our A In a session lege. for lectors. belief but because of the Father Chris TRUCK TRAY Flamer stressIn this way, by a sharing authority of God, who reed the A colourful assembly of effort and facilities veals and whose importance of eye, revelation Contact in reading the surrounded the altar set up school children Word could be is guaranteed by the teachof God in the eucharistic on the tray of a truck on living with old folk and ing authority of the ChurWorship, because, he said, Vincent Oval at the parish still have contact with ch." "this is the proclamation school for the Sunday Eu- youngsters in The Pope told his listenthe adopting of a living charist celebrated by Bishop families. word." ers: "Study your faith, McKeon and four conceestrengthen your faith. You bran ts. LITURGY may meet difficulty of In his sermon, Father 500 AT ROSARY In the shire thought, will power, conhall 100 peo- Tony Lawless of the Blessed Pie centration. attended, a liturgy of RALLY r Sacrament Fathers,. Baneconciliation ee.lArated . . . But, as the Lord in bury: said that the noise the Over 500 people from all context of the `Blessed is he who Eucharist of this gathering must be the surrounding on Saturday districts at- listens .to the Word of evening. heard throughout the land,• tended the Rosary Rally at

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The annual festival blessing of the fishing fleet at Fremantle. The Archbishop, 4.30 Jubilee Mass at Victoria Square for Sisters Cecilia and Anthony.

MAJELLANS The Morley Majellan Group will meet on Monday, October 20, at 8 p.m. to hear Sister Patrice Cook speak on "Marriage in Modern Society". The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Jenny Koelen, 1 Kensington Street. Morley, and visitors are welcome. The next meeting of the Kensington, South Perth Majellan Group will take place at the home of Mrs. Pauline Kinsella, 165 Hensman Street, South Perth, on Tuesday, October 21, at 1.30 p.m. It will be a "Getting to know about Majellans" session over an informal afternoon tea and anyone who is interested will be made welcome. For further informtion ring Maxine Pendal on 67 3569, The North Beach Majellans will start their next meeting with the Mass of Our Lady at 7.30 p.m. at 'Our Lady of Grace' Church, Kitchener Street, North Beach, on Wednesday, October 22. They will then move to the home of Mrs. Maureen Lanigan, 82 Hope Street, North Beach, to hear guest speaker from the Legion of Mary on "The place of Our Lady and the Rosary in the home and family." The next meeting of the Nedlands Majellans will be held at the home of Barbara and Brian Prior, 7 Naidina Crescent, Dalkeith, on Thursday, October 23. Mass will be celebrated and after a short meeting Mrs. Nita Pannell will speak. New members are most welcome

• During his recent pastoral visitation of wheatbelt parishes Archbishop Goody attended a meeting of the Bruce Rock parish council. He is pictured with the parish priest and councillors, left to right: Mr. John Foss, Mr. Alf Shepherd, Archbishop Goody, Father P. Ahern, Mrs. Judy Tomlanovich, Mr. Kim Gillespie, Mrs. Marie Martin and Mr. Graham Fuchsbichler.

CRUSADE FOR MARY

At Salvado and Bindoon colleges and in parishes

ever may produce a sound 'family spirituality': family prayer, above all that which derives its content and spirit from the liturgy and other devotions, par:ieularly the rosary". lie manifestation. There is the message — Unless its spirit has en- loud and clear. Assistant MAHER, By a REGINALD School. Renewal mast start in the tered your homes: unless Secretary, Crusade for Mary After 57 years of fruitful service the Sisters of Mere) of music. the opportunities for grace family. are withdrawing from Kalgoorlie and take this opporYou would have heard Organising Committee that if offers are accepted If nothing appears to be tunity of inviting all who Were at any time associated youthful voices raised in a families, the chances of 'reopening where you are, in afternoon enjoyable to an Convent and the School with hymn of praise to Mary. a stable, revitalised devotion it is not for on to shake reminiscing with former teachers and friends. And had you been with Every Thursday evening Surely, you would have to Mary — and through a despondent head or shrug Further details from Sr. M. Cabrini — Telephone (090) it — we mean the Crusade seen the grotto of Lourdes, through this month there 21 2343; or Mrs. Alma Marmion — Telephone (090) to God — tends #o a despairing shoulder. her for Mary—you would have a striking feature of the has been -the recitation of 21 2925. It is up to you to startt ecoenised the hymn. landscape. You will have the Rosary and Benediction. in your owa something NOT DO "THEY has been thrilled to know that College Salvado Over 200 copies of the CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE home. in with all the vig- this is now a place of pil- Crusade hymn have beett FORGET" moved Members of the Catholic Women's League are invited our For if the homes become and ,joy of the young. grimage. We feel we could not do distributed. to participate in the World Community Day service, under tional, the parishes will devo That, however, is not all The parish builetio car- better than quote from a Our emissary. who was the auspices of Australian Church Women, at St. Alban's be devotional. And if the this up in happening is that by issued Letter to visit the Angelus. ries Pastoral fortunate enought Church, Beaufort Street, Highgate at 1la.m., Wednesday. parishes are devotional, the Thus it not only becomes the National Conference October 22 and not on Friday, October 24 at reported historic old town. these places. left behi.id se and the archdiaces A fter all, it is the same him a trail. earlier. possible for all to say it of Bishops in the United dioce me devotional. beco town that was saved by prayer. beautiful but this States. Do think this over. Whit MU N DARI NG FOOD-TASTING Mary from being burnt THE HYMN the prayer-, "Family through this bulletin, has your own personal conis sb many Pastoral states, "in whatentered At New Norcia, he left now Mundaring parish Sacred Heart social committee will down even before it really the Crusade t tribution started. in the Mundaring night 400 copies of the Crusade homes. hold an international foodtasting ever form it takes — meal Mary? for no mon- hymn. The youth have Town Hall on Saturday, October 25, at 7 p.m. prayers, the family rosary. • The Crusade for Tickets and table reservations are available from Mrs opoly of the Crusade. Similar evidence of his A PRIVATE attending Mass together — Rowland, phone 94 8417. Single ticket. $5 includes table ry will have two Ma In the .parish. renewal tour are to he found in the MATTER, TOO provides opportunities for wines. Soft drinks available. groups are being formed R , copies now at Bindoon. These and similar reports, prayer to the Blessed Vir- m ajor functions in its revive devotion to Our Bellevue. the seminary at that have appeared regular- gin. Children forget many closing days. AQUINAS EUCHARISTIC FESTIVAL Lady. Young and old, not Guildford and with the ly in this column. are things when the grow up. A procession and The annual eucharistic procession will take place at so young and not so old Brigidines in Subiaco. naturally most encouraging. "They do not forget hc rally will take place on Aquinas College on Sunday, October 26, commencing are coming together in But we feel that we must manly piety of the father, the Esplanade on SUNSt. Patrick's. Fremantle. at 2.45 p.m. The theme of the occasion will be marriage homage to their Mother — are very much in the Cru- stress the fact that the Cret he gentle devotion of the DAY, November 30, to coincide with the conclusion of parish and school dis- t he Mother of us all. sade. There the Novena of sade is a smuch a private mother, and the love of at 3 p.m. cussions on the recent Pastoral Letter on marriage the Miraculous Medal it. matter as it is one of pub- Jesus and Mary as the supStickers for cars carrying the sick are available from the An open-air Mail GROTTO THE well attended by those who port of their home. in sorM.T.T. buses Square. Victoria atholic Church Office, C be held in the orwill have devo:ion to Oar 1euly. row and in joy. will leave St. George's Terrace at 15 minute intervals AT BINDOON chestral shell in SuWhile the Angelus regufrom 1 p.m. Or perhaps you did not "Because of the primacy Court Gardens get as far as New Norcia larly brin's to this parish of the spiritual in all that preme DecemMONDAY, PRAYER MEETING FOR PRIESTS\ but only up to 'Keanev Col- a reminder of the Annunciamakes for renewal. we on p.m. 8 at A pra}er meeting for priests interested in Charismatic lege at Bindoon. 8, Benediction tion. regular give top priority to what- ber Renewal will be held at St. Joseph's Church. Queens Should you ha‘c got brings them -- as all delunch Park, on Tuesday, October 21 at 10 a.m. Buffet there at the right time. ‘otion to Mary must — will be provided afterwards. Von would surely ha‘e had her Divine Son. a spiritual experience. In order to spread the E.A.P.I. COURSE would GOOD RESPONSE, Doubtless. you inyokement of as many obtained to for books for be orders The closing date people as possible in STATION by those attending the East Asian Pastoral Institute have heard the murmur of 1LI MBERS RISE Opposite MELTHAM RAILWAY the Angelus. A real shot in the arm — the Mass in the Supreme course has been extended to October 26. BUYING cer this Fotnetimes near Conti Gardens on the Specialists in BULK Pork, Lamb desperate reporter — was night of December 8, Very Competitive Prices for Baby Beef, the Feast of the ImA report from the Parish • Sides of Baby Beef Council of St. Peters, maculate Conception, all • Forequarters Baby Beef parish choirs are being Bedford. . — Heartening and informa- invited to form one big — Suppliers to Hotels and Clubs tive communications of this choir. Phone Toni Butler— 72 1453 This will e.di f r sari • t ype are. we feel, most ous choirs to learn their worthy of emulation. We learn that Bedford parts and then join in has the rosary recited be- four final rehersals fore each Mass on Satur- gether. & CO Any Religious who enday evening, Sunday mornjoy choral singing would ing an devening. BAYSWATER Not only has the re- be most welcome. For re.'.."LLIER ROAD, but information, please get sponse been gratifying, Contractors W.A's, Leading Paving also the numbers steadily in touch with Father AlFUNERAL DIRECTORS Us bert Lynch at Appleincrease. For Better Paving Contact was 1120. there 64 5. Telephone cross. October of On Service Paving a Parishes Offers to all Bituminous We specialise in Gravel and Playgrounds, etc. Si chiede membri dei a special Mass in this parof the aspect embracing every R oads, Tennis Courts, coni parrocchiali e altri ish. including PoweFuneral Rites for Catholics Parishioners, volunteerinn cantoni di formare an • .'e have a most modern plant Loa -la, erc prayMechanical la periods, Messa per coro "ran half-hour for PHtp r:0-ariers and Our Chapels are at: dell'Immacolata fesuiva ed the rosary continuously Estimates Submitted Free state Perth: Cnr Beaufort (Ind throughout the day before Coneezione die verra we have a that note please Clients ntry N Cou nel Sarrament. Supreme eeberata the Blessed quote on a" Bulwer Streets wide Service, and will gladly Coen Gardens Is notte mini Perpetual Rosary. equirements Phone 28 8406 r Dicembre 8. Gravel. Metal' Sand MORE EMPHASIS vogliono di patWe also supply at ruling rates Fremantle: Phone 35 2225 While all the Feasts of DELIVERY te.:-)nre sono in%itie;: di PROMPT Our Lady have special sin- itu'iriezersi al maestro Claremont: Phone 3 2177 71 1578 - 71 1600 PHONE the Como, for nificance Padre Albert JOHN GREEN (Pte. ) : 30 4472 month of October has been telefono 64 1120. given addad emphasis.

Should you have been travelling to New Norcia some time KALGOORLIE FAREWELL The Sisters of Mercy, Butler Street Kalgoorlie, will the end of last month, hold hold a Reunion of past pupils, teachers and friends you would have heard, on Saturday, November 1, commencing with Mass at coming over the fresh 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Church, Dugan Street, Kalgoorlie. fields and undulating This will be followed by a Basket Lunch at St. Michael's countryside, the sound

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Pope prays for peace in Lebanon VATICAN CITY (NC). — Pope Paul has told Lebanon's new Ambassador to the Vatican that he suffers with the victims of civil violence in Lebanon and is praying for permanent peace in that country. The Lebanese people, the Pope observed in receiving the credentials of Ambassador Boutros Dib, "are living through grave events." He added: "We follow these with anxiety, suffering with the unfortunate viciims and praying that a solution which is just and acceptable to all those concerned will be found quickly."

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Speaking French, the Pope noted: "The Holy See never spares its efforts during a conflict. "Is it not the Church's mission to contribute to

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Is it not our role as shepherd to recall ceasegully mind what are mans fundamental goods, and to collaborate in the establishment of a world climate which permits the attainment and enjoyment of them?"

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Children gave the most money

Children of the St. Maria Goretti Schooi were ;n or contributors to the cost of tHe sonct‘Jory furniture in the rernDdeilcid church, having raised $731 t:-,.rough a walkathon. • Pictured (above) sampling the musical quo1ity of the new o_ rgan seen remodelled sanctuary are C...irolyn Gray (seated) , and left to right, Amanda Ekholm, Maryanne Maher, and Mario Orse. • The new rrc_:.-?ssional cross is admired by Jason Oliver (below) , son of the late Ray Oliver in whos e memory it was donated to the church by his widow, Mrs, Pot Oliver.

Marisa to stay on in a renovated church

The Marist Fathers are to continue serving the parishes of Belmont and Redcliffe, Bishop Quinn announced to a Redcliffe congregation lost Friday night.

[ he Bishop was conceleOnly recently have two A new public address sysbrating Mass with Fathers classrooms, that formerly tem with roof speakers was V. McCabe. Marist, and Father J. McWilliams. Col- had to be cleared for Mass installed and a new electronumban, to mark the recent each Sunday become per- ic organ purchased. renovations of the St. Maria mantly available for use as The interior and exterior a church. Goretti Church, Redcliffe. of the whole building was The question of the MarIris Rossen directed the 1st Fathers possibly being painted in what Father Mcforced to withdraw from interior face-lift which re- Cabe said was a major renlies on printed a rayon hanthe area was discussed by the Order's provincial su- ging running the length of ovation of the premises folperior last year, during a the back wall to harmonise lowing the similar major with nem. jarrah sanctuary renovation of the Belmont isit to W.A. Bishop Quinn said that furniture throughout, stand- church last year. advice had been received ing on a light fawn carpet The parish share of the that Father A. Limeburner, covering the entire area. improvements to the schoolS.M. would join Father McFormer classroom parti- church complex is $12,000. Cabe early in the new year. tions were removed and the A guest of honour at last space used for statue niches. AN INTERIOR Friday's celebration was Mr. John McCabe of Sydney, FACE LIFT father of the present parish The major renovation of priest. the Redcliffe church comes 20 years after the late Fat er Cyril Stinson commenced saying Mass in the school church.

Pope: Mary teacher and helper in prayer

Bishop to!d to leave Spain report

MADRID (NC). — Bishop Alberto Iniesta, an auxiliary of Madrid, has reportedly gone to Rome at the suggestion ef his superiors because of a pastoral letter he wrote criticising alleged police torture of political prisoners and calliug for the withdrawal of all anti-terrorist law making the death penalty man datory. The day the bishop was reported to have left for Rome, he telephoned a group of Catholics wanting to see him: "Please do not come. I am surrounded by police."

V ATICAN CITY (NC)— Aary should be our teacher Ind helper in prayer, Pope Paul VI told a throng of - ilgrims gathered in St. ter's Square for his cus'omary talk before the An;elus on World Rosary Day. "Mary must be our supreme teacher and our sub lime companion in our poor, stammering prayers." he asid. The Pope praised the Rosary as both popular and ' raditional. but with "contemplative and scriptural Five priests in the reroots." gion of the Madrid archHe said that the renewed diocese for which Bishuse of the Rosary was a op Iniesta is responsible I:opcful sign, and pointed were arrested for readout that it filled the growing the pastoral letter. ing need for prayer. The Pope added: In his pastoral the "We need the assistance bishop also deplored of the Communion of guerrilla violence and Saints, of which Mary is the attacks on Spanish • he mother and queen. to institutions and offices l-ring order into the dis- in foreign countries. order of our world."

He asked: ''But is it not equally the role of all of those who have a responsibility toward the human community to be craftsmen of reconciIiation?" The Pope assured the ambassador that he is "parlicularly near in these days . . to the entire Lebanese population." •

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Newman Society marks 50 years

Solemn Moss in St. Mary's Cathedral followed by a formal luncheon brought the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the W.A. Newman Society to a close on Sunday, October 5.

• The official party at the buffet held recently to honour the jubi lee of the foundation of the Newman Society from left: Monsignor McMahon, Dame Dorothy Tangney, Mrs. and Mr. Joseph Stokes, Archbishop Goody, Mr. Patrick Kirby and Father Albert Lynch.

Graduates in academic ates and undergraduates, dress were led into the but also with the needs of Mass by the founder of the country children who were society, Monsignor J. T. educated in their Faith ia McMahon and the presi- "Bushies" schools. dent, Mr. Patrick Kirby. Monsignor N1cM ahan Those taking part in the traced his interest in uni-: liturgy included the vice- versity life from his Joseph in Australia in 1921.arrival Mr. president, Stokes, and Mr. Eric HeeAt that time he enquired nan, readers, Mr. Kirby, who read the petitions for of the whereabouts of the the prayer of the faithful, W.A. University and Was and recent graduates Pat- taken to the "ramshackle" rick Darrigan and Peter buildings in Irwin Street, M olinari who brought up unceremoniously called "Tin t he offertory gifts. Pan Alley", shich then housed the young universINTEGRITY, ity.

SINCERITY

HOPES FOR

THE In his homily, Archbishop Goody, who concelebrated UNIVERSITY His hopes as a young the Mass with five other priests, singled out the in- priest were that this unitegrity and sincerity of New- versity would be more oriman as distinguishing qual- ented towards the Chrisities of his life. tian beginnings of the great Newman's integrity caus universities of Europe, he ed him to endure great suf- said. a.. Salvador Puig — point fering at his having to He dreamt also of one NEW YORK, (NC). t o another threat to the separate from his "Mother" day founding a, Catholic — In the aftermath of Madrid Government: the Church of England, the residential college on the executions of terrorists determination of separatist archbishop said. university campus. who shot policemen, groups in the four Basque On the other hand, his t h e Government of He described his part in provinces, in Barcelona and sincerity silenced those who Franco, G eneral Catalonia. aad had impugned his good the launching of a local of rest the ist acts are a challenge to Spain's Head of State, in Galicia on the cul- faith and even in defeat society — the Newman So• By JAMES FONSECA —I Franco's stated goal of a even has said that it will ciety — in 1925, that would geographical came to Newman's aid. tural and peaceful, prosperous antinot be intimidated by take care, of both graduate boundary with Portugal. foreign protests, inclu- opportunity to trade with -internal matter" although Communist Spain after the Centuries ago these were "OUR GREATEST and undergraduate students. ravages of the Civil War ding those of Pope Europe and become a key regretting -the cycle of • vio- some dcades ago. Because of its historical independent nations with WITNESS" Paul, or domestic op- link in Western defence. value the address of Monlence" in Spain. "l he Government sees their own traditions and Archbishop Goody said signor McMahon- was tape position to its action Denunciation of the ex- terrorist activity as a mili- governments. with the Negotiations significantly with the recorded for posterity. that against terrorists. ecutions was particularly tary offensive by communist The Franco victory and the departure of Newman United States for continued of among members strona and Maotist underground of decades bases t he successive Faced with political dis- use of four military common forces. beginning with the centralisation, plus punish- from Oxford in 1843, an Europe:la exchange for weapons the age of faith ended and sension. economic woes, in oreconomic N arket. the bomb-murder of Rightist ment for haxing sided with final stages. arose an age of aglabour and student unrest, are in their ga sa ion it- ranco has been Premier Luis Carrero Blan- republican forces in the there nostic indifference to reU.S. officials have ab- trying to join for years. the 36-year-old dictatorship 1973. co in December of Civil War (1936-1939) fed ligion — ushered in by seems to be bent on pro- stained from joining the inA somewhat backward Some of the ETA sus- rebellion among these peoJohn Stuart Mill. tecting internal security and ternational chorus of pro- industry and inflexible econ- pects are still at large. ples. its own survival, even at tests against the executions, omy delayed the acceptance The archbishop quoted Because police and civil Besides. it happens that the panegyric preached by the risk of jeopardising its which they considered an by other nations, but the guards • of the 65,000-man productive and Cardinal Manning over main stumbling block has security force are the main t he most regions in the coun- Newman: "We have lost richest climate political the been t argets of terrorism, there NEW YORK (NC) — A try lie in the Basque and our greatest witness to the in Spain. is discontent in the ranks. Catalonian domains, which Faith and we are all poorer pro-life ecumenical resource Open protests by officers has isolation Further centre has been opened in resent the taxes and other lower by the loss". been threatened by a Mexi- that the Government is soft economic drains the Gov- and a storefront location in the rists Optomet Music for the Mass was business district of the Hadcan proposal before the on terrorists led to the re- ernment imposes on them. that of a special composi- don Heights, New Jersey 1 72a Scarborough Beach Road, Phone 24 3543 United Nations that Spain cent decree making the What about the rest ef tion in honour of Cardinal 795 K. Phone Kalgoorlie. community near PhiladelStreet, be isolated economically death penalty mandatory. 730 Hannan the Spaniards in central Newman published by Fa- phia. rein diplomatically and Optometrist W.A.O.A., R F. WILLIS, Castiile, southern Andalu- ther Albert Lynch in 1974 UPHEAVAL — prisal for the executions. The Life Network Resia, and the eastrn pro- especially for the Society. the move opposes. TORTURE Spain AND source Centre was founded vinces? Confronted with wideas "intervention" in its doin September by two CathThere is consensus that A CALL TO spread social, political aid mestic affairs. and two Lutheran woolic economic tensions — in- they rejct terrorism as a and is being maintainmen, MEMBERS flation is at a 16 per cent political weapon while they THE BASQUES voluntary conthrough ed bathroom old that Remodel The Franco Government level and production has also reject such extremes At a crowded buffet tributions from individuals has stepped up repression taken a nine per cent dip as the death penalty and luncheon later at the Sher- and pro-life organisations Add of opponents suspected of from last year — the Gov- torture in fighting it. aton Hotel, Mr. Patrick denominations. PRESTIGE & VALUE There is also a wide- Kirby told the gathering of all links with Marxists and ernment has hardened its all been active in Spain "We've that opinion spread organisahome other clandestine policies. to your t hat a Catholic graduate movement for pro-life the free alone, let be Denunciations of police should tions. body had an important came to Among them are separ- torture of political prison- from foreign interference, place in the modern com- some time and we a great is there that pressits solve realise to trying in Basque ers are common. atist groups in the munity and that the ideals centre resource a for need PTY. LTD. On the other hand, such ing issues. country, in Catalonia and of the society were as valid Bea Mrs. There are many who hold as when the body was form- like this," said conditions have also conin Galicia. the of 211 Newcastle Street - 28 6955 president and Sankey, separatism while that There have been police tributed to the daring C.f ed 50 years ago. Cathits of one and — popcentre - -- TERMS AVAILABLE social justice can be raids and roundups in sev- the guerrilas. He called on members of Moderates in the armed ular causes, terrorism is be- the society to contribute olic founders. eral cities. Some 200 perone "There was no place sons are awaitin2 military forces. the politically con- ing fed from abroad by more towards Christianisscious intellectuals and covert intervention of the ing society, especially in could go to get the variety trial. that are needed Lawyers for 15 Basque labour, as well as church- communist bloc. the face of moral perver- of materials organisations to. pro-life guerrillas and five others men. have pressed unsucby sion that was delivering public on these held on terrorist charges cessfulty for liberalisation its message via certain educate the opened vital issues so we said that they had been as conducive to peace. types of films. mY Some quarters have asktold by court officials to this store right here in town. ed Franco, now 82, to step prepare for trial. MONSIGNOR IN home our • Among the detained is down and let Prince Juan "The main thrust of proeducational, THE "ALLEY" Jose Ignacio Mugica Ar- Carlos de Borbon (his "heir centre is pamphlets, regui, military strategist of apparent") start a new era. inviting Monsignor viding books, n I materials the Basque movement ETA, other McMahon to give the form- posters and but we which means Basque Fath- CLAIM BY groups, al address of the function, for pro-life speakers erland and Freedom. a THE MODERATES operate Mr. Kirby noted not only also Moderates claim that the WASHINGTON (NC — had Monsignor McMahon bureau for clubs and organ' CHALLENGE handful of extreme hard- Daniel Carroll, a signer of concerned himself with the isations and for radio, and liners who now control the the U.S. Constitution and spiritual welfare of gradta t elevision programmes. TO A GOAL — military brother of the first U.S Like the five executed Government males, he is being charged men, business and industry Catholic bishop ,was honwith terrorist acts resulting leaders, Civil War veterans oured last week in ceremon --- blindly reject such a ies at the 201-year-old St. death. in Carmelite General Chapter 1971 John's Catholic parish in Whatever deterrent to course. The display of patriotic Silver Spring. further violence, the execuWould you offer yourself in such a way of Sponsored by three chaptions on September 27 did f ervour. military hardware continuing the work which Christ came to do -not stop guerrillas from and pomp scheduled for the ters of the Daughters of reconciling men to the Father and to one staging the following Mon- celebrations of the 1939 the American Revolution, Holland ir Venetian Blinds, another? day a raid on the pay office victory over a communist- the observance included a of the social security ad- tinged republican regime, service in St. John's ChurCanvas Cr Aluminium Awnings. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR MORE ABOUT ministration in Barcelona, and the pro-Franco chorus ch memorialising him at the THE CARMELITE WAv OF LIFE, CONTACT. Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. robbing it of more than in the Press were obviously Carroll family plot in the hardthe reassertions adjoining for seriously cemetery. and $500,000 Father Ken Petersen, 0.Carm., Daniel Carroll, who died liners. wounding two guattls. Carmelite Priory, The recent executions of in 1796 at the Carroll esThe killing of 14 persons 8 2 Collick Street, since January. 12 of them Basque terrorists — to their tate in Forest Glen. was a Hilton, W.A. 6163 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK policemen, kin they are heroes — and delegate to the Continentand guards Phone 37 1133 61 1539 61 1620 many bank robberies, kid- the execution in March of al Congress and to the Con- I rappings and other terror- 1973 of Catalonian anarch- stitutional Convention. 4111.111111111111111,111111111.11mi.

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Marian votion in the early- days

publiFollowing theDogma the cation of Immaculate of the in Perth Conception least one at find we where Bishop instance prepared to was Serra acceptance defend its ublicly. p

very able Dr Serra was a were locals few and man, engage him in prepared to public debate. however, One Perth man, in his barb get to seek did by pointing at the Dogma Bishops of out that some protested had olland H of the definition the gainst a Conception. Immaculate of In the "Perth Gazette" Bishop Serra 1857, 26. une J assertcited his evidence for ing that there were indeed against three Dutch bishops Dogma. the

• By Father MARTIN NEWBOLD Archdiocesan Archivist

SNIPING CEASES

• However, all were schismatical Jansenists.! Open sniping in Perth aimed at the Dogma then ceased at that time. • At Bishop Serra's request. Pope Pius IX put the Diocese of Perth under the special patronage and protection of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary on April 30, 1854. The Pope wrote the attestation granting the petition of Bishop Serra with his own band. This would have made Perth among the first diocese in the world honoured with this Patronage. With the announcement of a second auxiliary for the Archdiocese of Perth it is of some passing interest to note that there were three Bishops attached to Perth Diocese over one hundred and twenty years ago. All three of those Bishops were known devotees of the Mother of God.

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tended to these two islands, if it had not already been LONDONDERRY, (NC).— The church of sought there. St. Oliver Plunkett, Ireland's first saint in In early Perth, the social 700 years ,in a suburb of the Northern Irish work of the Sisters of Mer- city of Londonderry, was b3mbed recently. cy had a connection with ,4NIM. 4,....4`4,0 4.41,0,0411.11 ..".,47.414.4,11.4.40, . CL:i assailants The Marian Devotion. The very first native girl through a stained glass accepted by them for care window and planted a the given was and education beside the main bomb VinFather, later Saint and the altar. cent Pallotti, founder in surname Christian, time of the Pallottine Fath- Christian name Mary. Damage was confined For some years all native ers gave this picture to Dom to the pews near the alSalvado as he set out for girls accepted by the Sisters tar which were badly given 'Mary' had Mercy of Australia. scorched. ChrisThe work which the Ben- them as one of their Oliver Plunkett was names. tian the among started edictines of Armagh. Archbishop The University Training — Aborigines in 1846 under ST. MARY'S in Northern Ireland, and Orchestra conducted by its the patronage of Our Lady ANGLICAN primate of Ireland when director, Graham Wood, of Good Counsel has since Finally, thinking ecumenwas executed in Ent!he gave on last Saturday a the by 1900 been expanded ically of Mary as Help of land in 1681. brilliant symphony concert Pallottines. all Christians we come up to help the funds of the He was canonised by fact. pleasant a against OF "QUEEN Pope Paul on October University Save the ChildTo the Anglican heritage THE APOSTLES" from the days when Eng- 1 2. ren work. These priests, Brothers land was known as the The age of the players reacimmediate The and associated Schoenstatt Dowry of Mary belongs the may be judged from that of Church the lion of Sisters have also worked un- honour of having the first of its 20-year-old leader, Bishder the patronage of God's Church named in Mary's ho- Ireland (Anglican) ex-Loreto pupil. Elizabeth of Eames, Robert op Mother. Szymanska. nour in Western Australia. Londonderry. was to Their favourite title for The programme speaks The picturesque Church condemn the perpetrators her is Queen of Apostles. of St. Mary at Busselton for the high level of ability the on attack the of Writing to Father Griver was begun in 1841 two years of this youthful group. Catholic church. from Rome. on January 2, before the official Catholic It opened with Rossini's 1860. Bishop Serra told him presence began in Western The Catholic Bishop "Thieving Magpie" overtuie that Pius IX, on December Australia. Edward Daly of Lon- and ended nominally with 29, 1859, had changed the donderry said: "Finlandia" the Sibleius THAN MORE ecclesiastical boundaries to "This attempted de- but with two lively Rossini of Australia. VENTY north the SE struction was a despicencores into which the orToday nineteen Anglican able and sacriligeous ac- chestra swung with tireless ADDED TIMOR Churches in this State bear tion. enthusiasm. titles honouring the Mother TO DIOCESE "It w as probably me:In between, Guy Hooper On that date the Pope of God. Rated - by sectarian hat- and Kim Harrison performThe Church of the Imadded the Island- of New red. ed a Vivaldi B-Flat Conin Conception Guinea and the north side maculate "The area in which cert Trumpet duo accomthe and first, the Dardanup. of the Island of Timor to the church is has a panied by th orchestra Bishop Salvado's Diocese of renamed Cathedral with the mixed religious corn strings. same title in Perth. now Port Victoria. munity and this action Anne Hanrahan showed However. Dr. Salvado have the company of more permitted he must not a virtuoso touch as soloist never did take up residence than seventy Churches in to damage community in the first movement of on Timor as was then sug- Western Australia honourrelations there. Mary. ing the Beethoven No. 1 Piano gested. "I ask the Catholic In addition her name. priConcerto. One result of this decipeople of the area not After the interval we sion of the Pope was that vileges and virtues are honto allow this dastardly had the gay First MoveMary's Patronage of the oured in the naming of deter them in Port Victoria Diocese, invo- many schools, convents and action to ment of Beethoven's Eight to make efforts heir ( propChurch other ked by the first Bishop, Dr. various followed by Anne Page e.s Strathfoyle a happy and Serra, in 1848, was now ex- erties. soloist in the Handel F integrated community." or Organ Concerto as Maj twent than More soothing contrast. a churches in Catholic The concert is to be an Northern Ireland ha\ e al event and the sponannu been bombed in the past sors hope for an even larger seven years. support audience f uture Many of them have than that which near filled been destroyed. the Winthrop Hall — P.D.

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University orchestra's excellent concert

In a notice dated Perth. November 24, 1853, another "0-Me.4`.11, 0.0.0#4, . 14 , Mes,M1 future Bishop of Perth and servant of Mary, Martin and Griver, as Dr. Serra's secreScissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened tary, announced a third BiSet shop of Perth. This notice in the "Perth I suppose the most interesting aspect of American writer, Neil Simon's "The GingerGazette" of December 2, bread Lady" now showing at the Playhouse Theatre, is its unconscious display of current 1853, tells us that 'the Right LOCKSMITHS QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 Rev. Dr. Salvado, Bishop moral attitudes. and ServIceu ed Overr.a Sa+es and Locks, Doc, Closers Service The framework setting of of Port Victoria, has receivCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. lrnmediVe No longer do we have and RTYI the artists is the A.B.C. ed full powers to govern the 'goodies and taddies' in ° Theatre by COLM O'DOH-F— the play hangs on the doDiocese of Perth . . • during this world, no longer do we mestic lives of the people the absence of His Lordship have people who make deeven when man, sexual stakes the world owes her fellow concerned. the Right Rev. Dr. Serra." conmoral on cisions based her something — that some- that fellow (Edgar Metcalfe) The play does not deal siderations (if they ever did thing being eternal youth. has already lost confidence EIGHT MONTHS' in reality is another arguwith any implications of in himself. Indeed. if Simon has had ment). "START" The power of Miss Mar- changing political policy nor kuly real artistic success in tensions are de- does it deal with the positin-Smith's stage on have, we Now — NOW AVAILABLE — At that time Bishop Serra tlis play it is in the creathe playwright tion of the individual withby feated was the Apostolic Adminis- at least, people who for one !ion of Toby Landau. who cannot resist straight- in a large organisation. • ST. TERESA OF AVILA The InteriorbyCastle trator of the Diocese whose reason or another are overDisPerhaps the performance out bad, old-fashioned sentior the Mansions. Done into English nominal Bishop was still Dr. dependent upon some form in the mentality. 48c. Sydney Joan postage Miss of $3.00, A YOUNG Price Carmelite. calced behaviour. John Brady. of compulsive enhanced it, for Miss • THE DAVIDSON AFFAIR -- A Novel by Stuart ACTRESS If they are dependent up- part As Administrator of the very good act- PREDICTABLE Jackman. Price $2.90, postage 33c. Diocese, Bishop Salvado on people, that is referred Sydney is a Outside a few amusing and it This means that, to meet LETTERS FROM THE DESERT -- Carlo Car• laid the foundation stone of to as "love" or "loyalty": ress by any standards lines as rare as the grain of any envisage to difficult is of kind of this demands the as it retto. Price $2.95, postage 33c. the Church of the Immacul- cynics might refer to this per- theatre, the theme and plot wheat in the bushel of chaff. — A Biblical Theology of Community CARING • ate Conception at Dardanup the manifestation of the actress surpassing othI found little of interest formance. become predictable. Dubay S.M. Price $6.35, postage Thomas by slave syndrome. Which still stands. er than an excellent perforAarne director Perhaps 48c. This ceremony took place mance by young actress MaExCREDIT GOES Nceme could have given the on March 25, 1854, more WITTY LINES • THE FATHER IS VERY FOND OF ME Haydock. play a different treatment rion Love of God. Edward J. the in than eight months before WHOM? perience TO Neil Simon's skill as a During most of the play and steered it away from the Dogma was defined at Farrell. Price $6.35, postage 48c. The play may be contrivplaywright is combined with action was dominated by the of slush. the directions Rome. • DISCIPLES AND OTHER STRANGERS —Edgreat talent for writing witty ed theatricalism but the auBut then who am I to choice of sex partners, with ward J. Farrell. Price $6.35, postage 48c. dience likes it (that's no h oes. a few innocuous statements like people Many complain? George A. Maloney S.J., PROPHETS LISTEN A FAMOUS • In "The Gingerbread La- harm. the aim of most popabout the A.B.C. thrown in. slush Christian to pursue every to call urgent An PICTURE dy" the characters are care- ular entertainment is mereThen a statement that novocation buried within him by mysterious his it's good me tell They of boredom the draremove their to ly for selected thing ever changes and peoThe Church was built on fully Baptism. Price $10.20, postage 48c. — while the audipart of a gift of 50 acres of matic value; there 'the lady' the audience for an hour box-office ple, individuals, being good Religious Life after OPEN TO THE SPIRIT mo• emotionally be can ence mida more). Meara, or Evy herself, to land given by that souls at heart, go back 11 . Laclislas Morsey. Price $3.50, postgrand dle-aged alcoholic, ex-supper Vatican conscientheir without ved Audiences are not always and pious pioneer layman their own beds while great age 48c. club singer, returning home looking for deep insight in- ces being touched. The organisations grind on in Thomas Little. a appear will • ALERT TO GOD'S WORD -- Cassion A. Miles, world whole centre dry-out a from sober universe the of workings to Another interesting contheir own villany. 0.F.M., Ready to Read Scripture Guides for rosy place indeed. As a play, it is a shapenection between Dr. Salvado of some kind, referred to in and it would be unrealistic weekday Mass. Price &7.50, postage 48c. home, rest the play as a and Marian it. less mess with few redeemDevotion was there to recommence life to demand Francis MacNutt, OP., The First HEALING • the famous picture of Though the play is coning features. Our with an unsuccessful man of Catholic Book on Healing by ensive Compreh indoes trived, Miss Sydney NINNONIRPO4^414,04,11NP4.4 I Lady of Good Counsel. on the Healing MinAuthority foremost the the carries who 'This representation now forty-three ject depth and insight into Church Today. Catholic Roman the in istry t win burdens of aspirations her part. in the Cathedral at New postage 48c. $4.85, Price of success in the theatre, and Norcia recently dimension this Whether featured in homosexuality. the TV In the Greenroom of the is part of Miss Sydney's talportrayal of Salvado called 'Outside there is "WhitcanPlayhouse I Simons, Mr. or ent PAINTING ; the Walls:' JOAN SYDNEY not resolve; I merely note lam Days". by Anne BrookCONTRACTOR GIFT FROM sbank, and Bob Ellis. Into this household is in- it. ( W.A.) PTY. LTD. 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• Mazenod to be made blessed religious programmes on Sunday Eugene de Mazenod, founder of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate and. bishop of Marseilles in France during the 19th Century, will be declared Blessed by the Church in St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, on Sunday, October 19.

Perth, Bishop Brady, who implored him to send men to start mission work among the Australian aboriginals. Mazenod had to refuse due to lack of men, but he promised to help him in the future . . . that future was to be 50 years away. Australia's first Oblate community arrived in 1894 to take over the parish of Fremantle and to open a reformatory for boys.

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8.40 a.m. (Regs). EVENING ivf PAUSE A MOMENTff MITATION: The Rev. Father John Brigadier Cecil Hayres, of Hobart. Beveridge of Sydney. 8 a.m. (6WF). ENCOUNTER: 10.20 a.m. (6WN and TELEVISION "The People of Norton Regs). Street." SUNDAY BY THE WAY: This is a feature on the 11 a.m. "Motherhood in the Sevpeople who live within a • By Father DONALD HUGHES, DIVINE enties.' SERVICE: mile or two of the centre St. Stephen's O.M.I. A series by Dr. Claire of Australian cities. They Church of E ngland. Willoughby, Sydare the inner-city dwellers. lsbister of Sydney, consult- ney. It is only 121 years ago The programme looks at ant Paediatrician at the Roy9.25 p.m. • since he sat with his brother the life style of these people, al North Shore Hospital. CHALLENGE: . bishops around the then their problems and how 11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.50 MAN IN • Holy Father, Pius IX, to QUESTION — they solve them, and it con- p.m. (Regs). Dr. H. C. Coombs. siders alternatives to life in hear the Dogma of the IniIN W.A. high rise fiats and streets of aam. maculate Conception proThey cared for boys at ageing terraced houses. Helclaimed as an article of what is today the Little en Arziz compiled this fea• faith. Sisters of the Poor; Glenda- ture from recordings she has • He was 72, but still romade in the inner suburbs lough, until 1921. bust and full of energy, of Sydney. Their original Fremantle bursting with dreams and 8 a.m. (Regs). parish has blossomed into plans to spread Christ's LETS FACE IT! 13 parishes today. Gospel to the ends of tbe The Rev. Ray Hunt, of ..earth. Their •work has extended Brisbane. into the Darling Range 8.15 a.m. (6WN). Eugene de Mazenod was where they have the parish SACRED MUSIC: a member of an aristocratic Mass in honour of St. of Lesmurdie and where family well known in they established Mazenod Nicholas by J. Haydn France's history and that of (1732-1809). College in 1966. the Church. 11 a.m. (6WN and Regs). VATICAN CITY, (NC).— In a The secret of Mazenod's His father and grandunprecedentDIVINE SERVICE: success and that of the father were presidents of ed rite emphasising the communal West Hawthorn Presbyaspect of early Oblates could be terian Church, Victoria. the parliament of Provence Christian suffering, Pope Paul VI summed up in two thoughts in southern France. administered 6.30 p.m. (6WF and of Bishop de Mazenod: the sacrament of the Anointing of the Regs). Sick to EXILE FOR COMMUNITY HYMN 50 Holy Year pilgrims in St. Peter's SECRET OF Square SINGING: 11 YEARS week. Frankston Methodist last SUCCESS MINIM With this background, it "Anyone who is in di- Church, Victoria. . is understandable ,'that the "Permit us to say that Church is 11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.45 recognising you stres, anyone who needs mc Mazenods had to emigrate your presence gives us al- because it receives p.m. (Regs). much has a right to my services." to Italy when the French most on-the-spot proof that fruit from your sufferings, THE EPILOGUE: . Revolution raged. the forces -Leave nothing undared of good are unit at ed to those of Christ.' The Aeolian Quartet. work in the world to bring for the kingdom of God." Eugene, then 8, was sent The Pope also thanked MONDAY it to salvation," the Pope people in the medical to a boarding school in More than simply sendpro6.25 a.m. (6WN). told the sick, many of fession "for their noble Nice to save him from a ing men, Mazenod's greatest FACING THE WEEK: whom lay on stretchers in work, inspired by Christian new slaughter of the Innogift to the missions was his The Rev. Ray Hunt. of front of St. Peter's Bisilica. charity." cents, as his father expressenduring vision that you did Brisbane. edit. not need many men, or He said that he saw in -Permit us to add that FRIDAY money or skill or experiThis exile of Italy lasted the medical profession a we are counting on you, on 10.15 p.m. (6WN). 11 years. nce. your prayers, on the offering "reflection of the healing CROSS WAYS: A few years after his No! -all you needed was "Women's Lib in the of your valuable sufferings figure of Jesus." . . . in the hope that an return to France he entered faith, faith that was daring Church." He assured the profesinterior healing will come sion: the seminary of St. Sulpi:e . . . courageous . . . gener- MODA • Y to EUGENE DE MAZEN OD to study for the priesthood. about- in the innermost tis ous . . . and perservering. "The Church does not FRIDAY sue of humanity." Bishop de Mazenod died He was then 26. pretend to substitute itself 6.15 a.m. (Regs). 7.10 stroyed hs the Cross.- he Mazenod was consecrated in Marseilles in 1861 but Telling the sick, bundled for medicine, and it is far a.m. (6WN). He was ordained three wrote. as assistant Bishop of Mar- his faith lives on in the READINGS FROM THE in blue blankets, that their removed from pseudo-re. years later. seilles in 1832 and took congrgation which he foundBIBLE: Despite mueh opposition suffering is a privilege and ligious practices and ideas charge of the diocese five ed and now numbers more Just as the needs of the and uncertainty, Margaret Fvfe, of Bris- a grace, the Pope said: that have affinity with varithe Ob- years later. people left priestless by the lates were than 6,500 men. bane. "Thank you. Yes, the OUS sorts of superstitions." approved by The depleted diocese conFrench Revolution finally Pope Leo XII in 1826 alfronted him with a- tremendecided him to become a though they numbered only dous task. priest so the neglected pop- 2 1 members. Marseilles had 376 priests ulation of southern France 1816 a society of missionThis was extraordinary at the time of the French pushed him to found in because such approval is Revolution (1789) and only ary preachers . . . usually given only many 150 in 1823. When Mazenod died in "Such is the state of years after foundation. 1861 the number had grown things brought about by The Pope himself sug. to 418. There can be great the malice and corruption gested that the members allows part of the upper poi.of Yet Mazenod had more trouble of the Christians of our the congregation in swallowing, non of the stomach to move should t han a diocese to care for times, that it can be truly henceforth be called Oafor when food "sticks" into the chest. he was guiding a newlysaid that the conditions of lates of Mary Immaculate. in the throat before The hernia occurs on approved congregation in its the greater number of Chiispassing onward increasing pressta or straining, e tians is worse than the conMazenod was overjoyed. arly years and this reeded when solids cannot be stomach from re upon the ditions of the Gentile world "The name." he remarked. time and energy. below and so forcing it to. swallowed properly, When became he hisn.before its idols were de- "is a passport to heaven." the chest. By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., op the congregation num- trouble in the oesopha-

Anointing of the Sick in St. I Peter's Square

Trouble in swallowing; the hiatus hernia

• bered little more than 30 gus, the muscular tube The displacement of the A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. professed members: on his l eading from the stomach is not necessarily St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale, death it had 300. mouth to the stomach, permanent. LEICART The name Mazenod and may be assumed. So, with decrease in intraFOR ALL WEDDINGS & SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY dilated; as a result, the per• he Oblates soon became A burning sensation in the abdominal pressure, as may Many diseases can proADULT AND CHILD HOME PORTRAITURE throughout known the duce swallowing difficulty, son may experience serious pit of the stomach is a occur when an obese patient L ARGE & small SPORTING AND SCHOOL GROUPS loss of weight and malnu- common complaint and us- loses a significant amount v.orid. mainly because Mar- but the most common is trition because inadequate ually is relieved by one of of weight the stomach may seilles was important an Phone 25 2765 spasm of the muscle layer amounts of food enter the many antacid preparations. regain its normal position. port missionary and many of the oesophagus, like a 2nd FLOOR, LONDON COURT bishops on their way to spasm in any muscle of the stomach and intestines for The most common cause Not infrequently, there is ( Tce End) , PERTH digestion. Rome stopped off there to body. is an irritable digestive tract, no actual rupture, but ntll. request help. The conditions is diagnos- or, by the way, the so-call- er a weakness in the tissues Spasm may occur when In 1831, just five years too large a piece of meat ed readily by x-ray examin- ed "acid indigestion." normally back-flow from oesopha, after being approved, the is swallowed so that the ation of the oesophagus, suThe reason for this type the stomach to the Oblates decided to under- food is held in the oeso- pplemented by other proced- of heart-burn is gus. not clear, ures, such as inspection of but take overseas missionary phagus. one possible explanaThis "weakness" inaY be the oesophagus with a light- tion is that the work when the opportunity The oesophagal spasm tissues are sufficient to permit acid re. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST presented itself and the may produce a chest pain, ed tube, examination of the overly sensitive to the action flux and thus cause spasto CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS very much like that of a cells from the oesophagus of normal amounts of acid, and heartburn. numbers warranted it. and probing of the channel produce heart attack. d by the stomach, When Bishop Bourget inPERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET Many people with this 21 5304 vited Tense people who swall- through the oesophagus. them to come to CanI n peptic ulcer disease, condition do not have diffi. ow frequently become PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE aware The most serious cause of the pain 21 8151 ada in 1841 they felt the may, or may not, culties, the condition bag of the upper swallowing swallowing is can- resemble heartburn, FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET but the recognised on cautious sta.' . 35 2602 time was opportune and muscles in the throat and cer of the difficulty oesophagus, a acid content of sent Oblates six on their the stomach dY, However, others expert' COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET 3 2653 first missionary venture the more they swallow, the condition more prevalent in is increased and, the acid ence severe heartburn. increasingly sensitive they the older age groups and esproducin overseas at Montreal. g a chemical inflabecome, until a definite ab- pecially among men. Heartburn from hiatus mation, directly causes the Today. Canada has 14 normality apepars may occur after, hernia to exist, Ati'S.Wird.:467SMVSKel:At'.4414.1 Narrowing of the oeso- pain of peptic ulcer. Oblate provinces with more often described as though large meal if the patient .hes phagus may occur after the than 1,700 men. When the junction be- down, or frequently at night produced by a round ball. intentional • or accidental *Very Fresh Their work, especially in tween the oesophagus and when lying down. Another important cause relieve the far north of Canada, of swallowing difficulty is drinking of caustic chemi- stomach is relaxed, the acid ric *Very Tasty *Very Economical Simple measures to cals such as lye (solution of has inspired worldwide ad- known as cardio spasm. stomach juice can flow back the heartburn of diaphrag: alkaline salt.) of miration. into the oesophagus and In this situation the loware the use con'. The narrow oesophagus cause irritation of its sur- matic hernia er end of the oesophagus or antacids, avoiding VISITOR FROM fails to relax normally, pre- causes difficulty in swallow- face. ecting obesity, eating strall• ing, but without highlY dilation of venting food from entering PERTH A comon cause of this er meals, avoiding the stomach and allowing the oesophagus seen in car- type of heartburn sleep: and is a nip- sweetened foods Soon after the first batch large the bed amounts of undigested dio-spasm. HAMS•BACON•MEATS•SAUSAGES of head ture or with ing the weakness of the diaof missionaries sailed for food to accumulate. Stretching of the narrow- phragm, separating CONTINENTAL SMALLGOODSraised. Montreal, Bishop de MazThe lower portion of -the ed area provides relief, but from the abdomen. the chest enod was visited by the oesophagus becomes narrow• Siisetteert:s: o often must be continued for But this weakness is callDIP "#••• newly-consecrated bishop of ed and the upper portion long .C) B.Sc., A.T.N.A , periods of time. ed a hiatus hernia and it

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Anglicans asked to The priest as a bridge between give more to God and children support church

on Children's Directory Masses, the more one celebrates Mass with them, the more we come to the heart of the spirit of the liturgy, the more we realise we have to learn. What I feel is the heart based on a paper by of Children's Masses is: articles of series a in third The • we must Anglicans are being ask- In particular, National Priests' Con• To help the children know the Constitution on Father SHINNICK at the recent LONDON, (NC).— financial greater substantially quickly and joyfully to ena make Queensland. vention in Sacred Liturgy, the various ed to counter Christ together it; to the support of the Church of documents of Implementac ontribution the Eucharistic celebration. of Worship of one the tion, England. in its community faith the joya making enjoy They for themes possible Some Introducthe Eucharist, the • To stand in the presenof the vided about $57 million out tion to the Roman Missal, Mass are: worship, even if they cannot ce of the Father with the ful noise to the Lord. The eighth report Advisers on of a total expenditure of the Introduction to the LecEncourage them to make understand much of it. • Life. priests. Archbishops' Preparation for first Comand Re- $133 million. Needs noise, to make musical that Church's Creation. • Introduction the and tionary the munion begins very early. instruments. For 1976 they estimate to the Eucharistic Prayers • Work. sources has called on lay LIVING Masses with Grades 1 and Bottle tops nailed to a give next year they will be able to provide for Masses celebrated with • Jesus the healer. members to important but remote are 2 THE FAITH as rice with tins handle, much broom as Jesus, friend of childabout $93 million out of children, as well as the connearly twice 1970. plastic detergent preparation. them, in in ren. million. If they are formed by gave lecthe and of missal $220 tents about they These Masses take time to conscious and active partici• Jesus, the Son of God. bottles with rice in them, tionary. chairthe to ccording laity's the That means A prepare, but are well worth pation they should learn te make instruments. • Mary. I think that it will be hard Dean share, provided by free man of the advisers, Through their own music it. Eucharist. The • what proclaim Christ to others, lipractice into put to Windwill offerings, will have to Don't neglect these child- ving the faith which express.Lancelot Fleming of the children can express in • The Spirit of life. directory wants if in the is problem basic in million, $76 the from rise sor, • God our loving Father. a unique way their joyful ren just because they cannot es itself through love. a very 1970, to $127 million in our other Masses we are not go to Communion yet. that until recently praise of God. • Refugees. the to according I hope we are sensitive tO celebrating the 1976. Large proportion of Sometimes we celebrate the children's world and to Movement is also vital to rain. for Need • Church. the of mind inEngland's of Church Nearly half this will go • Someone who is sick. children, especially the very Masses for children where our role among them as come came from past en- on maintaining the church's DANGERS there might be a lot of ad- their father, their man of Choose first of all an age young. dowments. They simply can't sit in ults — for example first prayer. prepare to which for group buildings and worship. This We cannot celebrate Mass holy Communion, special I hope we are aware that one spot for too long. Wealth accumulated in sum excludes sums needed with children unless we cel- the Mass. school Masses or Christmas it is the responsibility of the is processions of use The to continue is which does theme a Choose to repair or restore historic ebrate each and every Mass, the past group. encouraged, also gestures preparation Masses. age that for suitable priest who celebrates with provide a substantial pro- cathedrals. from the largest of our Sunduring prayers, such as the children to make the celeportion of the church's inBut the situation is not day Masses to the simplest Lord's Prayer, or the gloria. THE FAMILY ACTIVITY IN brations festive, fraternal, come, most of which is regarded as desperate. of our weekday Masses. You might feel silly the meditative. The financial crisis the earmarked for paying the THE PLAN There are two dangers: first time you lead them in MASS clergy's stipends, he noted. church was facing was "ur• The priest could work In the plan incorporate the movement, but having Some parishes have a PERSONAL In 1970 the church com- gent," the dean of Windsor out the whole liturgy by some activity for the group done it once you accept it. regular weekly or monthly missioners, who manage the agreed, but there was no himself and impose it on the to express the theme and Art, too, is encouraged to children's or family Mass as PREPARATION their sharing. others. church's endowments, pro- call for panic. This will depend upon his express the readings, the in- the parish church on a Give in one sentence what theme, the Eucharist. Sunday. personal preparation. • The priest could let communicate He must be concerned This can help a lot in a Posters, banners, altar others plan the whole litur- you hope to children. the with hangings, towers, decora- one-priest parish, where at about the dignity, clarity and gy, then become the grand Take, for example, the tions may be use. least once a month the chil- simplicity of his actions and inquisitor, criticising and Overhead projectors are dren have their special Mass. gestures.condemning without explan- theme of hands. In their ordinary class invaluable. If it is weekly, we have Let us reveal Christ to ation. they are doing hands. work to be careful that the adults the children in our own perThe planning is a co-opThey have looked at what PROJECTOR are not continuing to grow son, so that the Father can eration to which each person how up on a child's faith. touch them in their lives brings his insights, hopes, the hand is made up of, MAY HELP They will need some ad- here and now and call forth expertise, questioning, sear- it is used. They have learnt words In an age of changing mi- ult formation as well. from them a response in ching, explaining. connected with the hands. The more one reads the love. ssals, and the total lack of They have written poems suitable ones for children, it "THERE TO about hands. is becoming harder to teach SERVE. . ." We take that "human" them the responses. When it comes to that experience and make it holy. The projector may help moment of celebrating, the to teach them and to help W.A.O.A. LUCERNE, (NC).— Anatoly Levitin-Kras- priest is there to serve the HOW TO USE in the responses. nov, a Russian underground activist who children as their man of THE HANDS OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS The Directory recommenprayer. allows but Church. the ds to chance the is Here labour and 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK Soviet gaols in 10 years spent He must be the bridge show the children how we for other suitable places for Res.: 67 1685 Phone 61 1880 camps before he was allowed to emigrate between them and God. use our hands to express Mass. I that is t the important A classroom might not alhere three years ago, has told the Vatican's what we hold in our hearts: priest does not just do his our ways be suitable. striking Sorrow: top negotiator with Eastern Europe that own thing. There is something about breast in penitential rite. We cannot afford to so Vatican policies toward the communist reWorship: sign of the cross. the Church which is importcelebrate with children that to the children. gimes in that part of the world have pro- we confuse them when they Beseeching: open hands as antCelebrating Mass there in Eucharistic prayer. come to celebrate with the duced nothing. W elcoming: hand clasp in can lead them to a greater adult community. use of it for personal praysign of peace. He said that he voiced ers has so far been The adaptations the priest Praise: hand movement er. It helps to encourage this and other charges Levitin-Krasgranted," • • • makes need to be the cor- in prayers like gloria. visits to the blessed Sacrapersonally in an internov asserted in his letrect ones, to achieve the movement ment. hand Respect: view with Archbishop ter, "not even as small purpose of bringing Jesus in dance at the gospel. A gostino Casaroli, seca concession as the reand the children together. Openness: hand open SIZE TO SUIT retary of the Vatican's opening of the cathedral The priest needs to cele- Christ — that moment of THE SMALL Council for the Church's for a King"' at Kiev in the Ukraine." brate prayerfully. unique sacredness when we Public Affairs, and had It is good to take a group he authorities, Vatican receive God in our hand as restated them in a letter of children in there just for concluded, kept silent in A SENSE OF Bread of Life. to the archbishop. prayer or to sit them before the face of continued diREVERENCE the blessed Sacrament for a scrimination against and The Vatican's attempt IS SINGING In his attitude, in his moBible story. persecution of Catholics to arrive at an undervements, in his praying there IMPORTANT It is the place where in a in Lituania. standing with totalitari must be seen and sensed a Such a Mass would be a special way they meet Jesus. an regimes is unrealistic, 23 CHURCH ROAD, MADDINGTON 6109 reverence. way we teach about sacred It is not always good to according to LevitinThe Eucharist is not a gestures, and about Com- put the children in the pews. Telephone: 69 2455 Krasnov. play time. munion in the hand. WHOLESALE ENQUIRIES WELCOME Little ones get lost in them. He insisted that the It is festive, but not play This is a good theme, say, If your sanctuary is carChurch ought to take a time. before first holy Commun- peted, good. vigourous public stand May I say here how im- ion. Sit the little ones on the against Soviet policies portant it is that other adults Singing is very important. floor. which actually denied not only be present, but Children love to sing. Use a table suitable to freedom of worship to that they be there as prayThere is no real celebra- their size if the altar is too believers even though it ing members of the com- tion for them without song, large. munity. They are not there so let us not fall into the was nominally guaranThe directory recommenas disciplinarians. teed by the Soviet contrap saying "let's have a ds a special part in the quiet Mass" because that is Church for the children. stitution. 'SOME ADULTS what we want. "Not a single request SAN ANGELO, Texas the Holy See has preThe quality of the song SPECIAL CORNER (NC). — With about half DESIRABLE' important. is sented to the Soviet rut of the more than 30 deaParagraph 24 reads: Anglicans have had this There is too much good con candidates of the Dio- "Since the Eucharist is al- material around with sound tradition for a verY long cese of San Angelo being ways the action of the en- theology expressed simply time. They have a special childMexican-American. English tire Church community, the and beautifully not to be ren's corner with their own language lectures presented participation of at least used. pictures, usually Jesus with some adults is desirable. a problem to a few. the children, the Good ShepThe problem was solved "These should be present, NOT JUST herd and often one of Mary with a little ingenuity and not as monitors, but as parwith Jesus. ticipants praying with the A POP SONG use of electronics. We shouldn't be content They have their own little Those preferring Spanish children and helping them with just the "human" or altar which the children dewere placed in a separate to the extent necessary." corate with flowers. If disciplinary problems pop song. room with an interpreter. We might be able to see Often class Massess are DOUALA, Cameroon The interpreter, using are anticipated they should the "religious" message in of great help. (NC).--- Refugees from earphones, listened to the be discussed beforehand. are not It's important that on The priest should never it, but the children neighbouring Equatorial English lecture and transunderstanding. that some occasions the school at discipline administer Guinea reported new lated it into Spanish. The Mass is to be for the or larger group of children mass executions there A second person assisted Mass. children what it is for us gather for Mass. ordered by President- the interpreter with expla— a religious experience — Don't leave the Grade ilitA.s LEADING GROCERS "LEAD, GUIDE for-life Francisco Mac- nations for the class. God touching their lives and ones out of such Eucharists. if ias Nguema. ... The San Angelo men MEDIATE calling forth from them a They need to be part of They also said that training for the permanent Our role as celebrants is response in love. sectheir in are Parts of the Mass by their there was continued per- diaconate to lead, mediate, guide, call, inspire — we indeed take very nature are meant to be secution of Catholics, ond year of studies. PLUMBING MATERIALS Most are expected to be the place of Jesus. Through sung. who constituted the bulk The new Eucharistic prayordained in November. of the population. us he is present to the childBATHROOM FIXTURES ers for Masses with children. Some estimates put 229-233 William St., Perth We are called upon to ren highlight this — the acthe number of abreast with the Keep SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS refugees help the children in their clamations are there to be at one-quarter of times; keep abreast *hone 28 8544 the The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" with the Church—Read initial attempts to touch sung, and therefore they Population. God and to make that as need. preparation. THE RECORD. Children love music wondering AS possible

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BACKYARDS cleaned, rub- O'CONNOR, Francis Josbish removed, household eph: Misses Trixie and Agwalls, ceilings, windows nes O'Connor and their browashed. Northern suburbs. ther Bill wish to thank most $4 PREPAID sincerely His Eminence 46 3600. FOR 30 WORDS Cardinal Freeman, His your POST OR CALL Grace Archbishop Goody, STANLEY, In • A sound defensive "The eight top FRENCH tutoring by hon- Bishops Stewart, Thomas prayers please remember AT THE OFFICE By BERNARD JAY 1975 — North teams of ours graduate qualified tea- and Quinn, the Rt. Rev. Clara and Thomas whose backline, which turns defenMelbourne Hawthorn, cher available now. Tele- Monsignors, and the priests anniversares occur Oct- ce into attack in almost all Richmond, Carl: Accommodation phone circumstances and all conton, more and appeal may do ober 20, 1957 and SeptNorwood, 86 3404. both Secular and Religious, Glenelg ditions, as a decisive factor more good for football if West Perth and South Fre: for the Masses they offered ember 7, 1954. WANTED, Private board in winning matches was formantle ,,F 0 they were played r in Sydney. Let Perpetual Light efoormfpooetetb.4,8 urgently required by trainee Busy People Need Home and for the sympathy excefully demonstrated by the Shine upon them. He said that last season's — u naw teillyl pressed by them in their sad nursing aide. Close vicinity champion North Melbourne May they rest in peace. Help . . . 21 8966 loss of their dearly loved clash between Victoria and image, there was not a of Swanbourne Hospital. team at least twice in a South Australia larin Sydney ge crowd to see and devoted brother. They Replies Box 21, East Bullsmonth in the reecnt VFL attracted more Saturday's matches. than 20,000 thank also most sincerely, brook. final round and national people and with live weekly Doctors Meagher and Kar"Blustery championship games. coverage of Victorian Foot- the games of winds robbed gotich, Sisters and nurses much spectator While some of its success MELBOURNE East, 119 ball League games there was appeal and who attended him during his was gained through the great a lot of interest created. both Grey Street, beautiful city were one-sided affairs.clashes FLYING DOMESTICS illness, also the Religious work of Nolan, Cable and area near St. Patrick's. 13/B Sisters, Brothers, their rel"In the first match "We have to capitalise on Feltham at the centre bounAGENCY be$5. Spotless select. Phone atives and friends and his this interest to further the tween Adelaid'e Norwood ces and the brilliance of the * Cleaning Ladles (03) 41 6524. past parishioners of East and Hobart's Glenorchy, centre-line led by Greig, game," Barassi said. * Short-term ilye-In housekeepers BUENOS AIRES (NC)— many Victoria Park for their at* Special Instant Housacleanipg few thousand spectators the of its goals originated "It would probably a be Party Help tendance at the Requiem A sermon praising Argen- in strong clearances by Den- good idea if a VFL team arrived early had their Who EDUCATIONAL * eyes Mass, Rosary and their pre- tina's armed forces as sav- ch, Rantall, Crosswell, Gum- played its home matches in fixed on a tall, rather overTRIM Treetoptree bros. a iors of the nation has bleton, Montgomery and Sydney. weight figure in Glenorchy's LEAVING, Matriculation, ping, removing, landscape sence at the grave side, also for Masses offered, floral brought strong opposition Chisnall, which penertated No. 1 guenrsey. Achievement Certificate tu- gardening, ornamental pools "Imagine the interstate ritributes, letters, telegrams from congressional and la- into the attacking zone while 'Unfortunately for then torials, Maths, Science and gardens reshaped and tidied, and personal expressions of bour leaders who are bent the opposing defence was valry that would be cre- it graduUniversity wasn't Peter Hudson's English by ated?" he said. fire breaks, weed and pest sympathy. on saving the civilian gov- without suport and, in some day. ates. Telephone 21 8788. control, odd jobs. Telephone But while North Melbouernment of President Isabel cases, out of position. "The former VFL cham68 7961. Peron. This was particularly no- rne, who waited 51 years to pion full -forward, now in win VFL their premierfirst HOUSES, LAND, ticeable the grand in final Bishop Victorio Bonahis first year at the 'helm set ship, their to Driving look win min, vicar of the armed when, time and again, the BUSINESSES championship, it with Glenorchy. couldn't do forces in Argentina, told North Melbourne defenders teams SF a H the PERSONAL tuition by lady could also their be stopped dead the massed those attending funeral serinstructor holder of Nationlast chance. had 11 kicks for 'one Hawthorn attacks and then vices here for Colonel Julio al Safety Council Certificate. goal , “The two behinds. so strong quickly transferred in play The championships apValle Larrabure that they Mayfair Driving School— wind was pear to be doomed with the R.E.I.W.A. should launch a holy war the opposite direction. Telephone 31 3220, A.H. This Kennedy-inspired introduction of the Nation- out there you would have guerrillas" Marxist "against 31 9028. Jean Ailsa Bell, had to be Houdini to kick 87 1820 and also against "wide. system of attack has given al Football League cham- goals,' Hudson Prop. Ampol Safety Centre, said after his All Hours Hawthorn many Como successes, SiStation pionships in 1976, and by spread corruption at all 10 Stirling Road, Clarebut it was wrecked by the the poor attendances," Ste- side's 33-point loss to NorHighway levels." Leederville Estate mont. Agents for Safe 'N' 460 Canning wood. COMO Sound Car Seats. Fittings Col. Larrabure died in a North Melbourne defence. phen Phillips wrote in "The Agency Australian." "Any threat posed , by y! • , __L "people's gaol" of the clanPh. 60 3102 14 Marlow St., Wembley free. "Victorian, South Austra- West Perth to North Mel. destine People's RevolutionAn interesting sequel to lian, and West Australian bourne's supremacy Full mechanical repairs Was Building Trades ary Army — one of three the annual Australian Rules Leagues have approved in efficiently brushed aside in Automatic Transmission HALAMUNDA and Hills Leftist organisaguerrilla championship at Adelaide — principle the scheme. Service and Repairs. the first quarter." Districts. For properties, ASBESTOS, picket ranch tions active in Argentine — apart from the demonstra Special price on businesses, Doherty's Darl- gates, old fences removed. captivity. year of after a tion, once again, that VictorR.E.I.W.A. Prompt service. S. P. & Range New Tyres and Wheel ing The Peronist Confedera- ian football is supreme, is Member Multiple Listing J. M. Geaney. 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Marian devotion in the Holy Year

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A t the meeting of the Catholic Education Commission '—TTAWA (NC.—"We on October 3, attention was given to the mode of operation of the State Planning and Finance Committee and that migration is , to the requirement that all schools should keep the C.E.C. aght not merely a aware of their proposals. 1 •.:'Lege," the bishops of Reports on the progress of school rationalisation plans ' t'aada have told the I and initiatives in the development of new schools were Parliamentary Commitalso discussd. tee on Immigration PolSpecial conideration was given to proposals for the ir, S icy. 30, 1973, reminded us of the superlative asMay on Audience General and professional development of lay principals spiritual a in Paul ope P for 1976 and to the involvement of the Catholic Pastoral Year help, said her Holy the need that of "we speaking and Virgin, Blessed to Referring Pope the of sistance if John XXIII's encylical Institute in these developments. her intercession. We must put on our programme a particular devotion to the Virgin Mary Proposals for improving arrangements for the purreal purposes." its "Pacem in Terris," the reach to event -spiritual historic the we wish chase of new school sites were approved, as were rebishops said that every While we appreciate the part of Mary in God's plan, for the encouragement given human being must have commendations made on behalf of individual schools for the The introduction of forward planning. need and purpose of the out- we see great responsibilities to hold this Crusade. the in Mary for the right to freedom of Crusade A recommendation was made to the National Catholic heed, to us of all for is t I part of the on involved trust followwe ward panorama, Perth movement and of resiEducation Commission to engage in a futures-research Archdiocese of Arthe follow to support, to in and in parish the those, at is, there hope Arthat and by dence in his or her home programme, and a study was made of a proposed new ed a meeting called chbishop Goody early in the parish as well as school the schools, who will ac- chbishop in this diocesan award for teachers in non-government schools. country, and, for just at which level, an equal and abund- tively take part in the Cru- Crusade. August this year, reasons, the right to emB. J. FATHER LYONS, sade. part the ant on to preparedness desire people indicated a Chairman, igrate to other countries CURRICULUM SEMINAR Paul's aim of all who participate in the achieve Pope and take up residence for Mary Crusade to grateful indeed are We prayCrusade. A major Curriculum Development sponsored by the vigorous more through Organising Committee. there. our Archbishop Grace His Schools Commission is to be held at the Secondary of Mary, intrinsic the Because to devotion er and Teachers College from Novmber 21 to November 23, The bishops' brief to the Mother of God. CrusComthe that Parliamentary the believe We mittee said that miade for Mary, commencing 1N-SERVICE TRAINING grants into Canada or Next week's programme for Catholic primary schools as it has in the parishes relewithin Canada "have a in-service training is: and schools provides a right to be received not Monday, October 20, Year 7. vant start to such a project. Tuesday, October 21, Year6. as strangers but as sisWe feel that the Crusade Wednesday, October 22, Year 3. ters and brothers, with will stimulate the ideals of Thursday, October 23, Year 2. respect for their nationthe Holy Year. ' We think it brings signifiality and their own culcance to the Holy Year by ture, and with no disSCHOOL OPERATION STATEMENT threefold expressing the whether Sir, crimination, Schools which wish to amend the information supplied • theme of Renewal, ReconciSister Philomena's linking of affectation in speech with an Oxford based on race or sociali in the School Operation Statement 1975 should contaot Mediation. and liation con- 4 the Research Officer as soon as possible. economic and accent does not I hope imply a criticism of the latter. ditions." correctly with adequate roll"TO JESUS There is nothing conscious capes and carries. LIBRARIES There is none of the tight ing of the "r's," noting the or affected about the habits BY MARY" Staffing of secondary libraries demands full-time per"pri-merryily", The traditional slogan — of speech production which lips, closed mouth, holding word is not sonnel. Principals in need of teacher/libraries for 1976 the on not is accent the often so me-dentures-in a in naturally acquired are of — Mary" by ."To Jesus Classified Adrts, should consider attracting to their staff a student from the Crusade reminds us all sojourn at the ancient seat found in Australian speech. "ma." a teacher training college who may wish to serve out his exercises in simple There are My experience of lay reaof the need to join ourselves of English learning at Oxher bond in a Catholic school. The Catholic Education or which can be used to devel- dership is that many would to her who is so inseparably ford. Circular for October, mailed on October 9. lists students of manner good a such op anything there is His Nor all in Jesus benefit from the above simunited to who indicate their desire for appointments in our schools. standard about the actual ac- speech. ple exercises since the musmysteries. It is important that principals are aware of the conditions For the throat say loud cles used in speech have to The Crusade for Mary cent which may very well attached to such appointments, and the need for ail $4 PREPAID staff, particularly senior staff, to assist in the post college aims to involve the com- be coloured by one or other and often, "Alone, alone, be trained and strengthened FOR 30 WORDS experience and integration into the practical appliction munity in recognising the of the many dialect accents alone. Alone in the deep just as any other specialised POST OR CALL the skills learned at college. motherhood of Mary as one of England — Yorkshire, dark sea." parts of the body, legs, AT THE OFFICE For the lips, "Leaves frost arms and so on. of the real and important Welsh, West Country, Scotch or, from across the water, crisped. break from the values of Christian life. One final note is to keep trees and fall." We believe that many Irish. voice up at the end of the For the tongue, between The speech is always clear people have been waiting sentences which boils down for the opportunity to do and its pitch is rather high, clenched teeth, "He trusts to having enough wind in thistles thousand since it is produced from a three just that. the bellows and calls for The Crusade for Mary fairly high point in the through the thick of his breathing exercise. deep thumb." will be highlighted by two throat. PAUL DONNELLY, Also try to pronounce The mouth is opened so public functions held in Claremont. 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Pope: Mankind sees doom and a golden future

VATICAN CITY (NC) —Pope Paul, receiving members and consultors of his Commission for Justice and Peace, asserted that for the first time in history man saw the possibility of his own total destruction and of a humane sharing of the wealth he produced. He also stated his ap- rights of man and a har- must be specifically differproval of the concern the monious and over-all con- ent from that of so many organisations seeking for commission had shown for cept of development." justice, development and "capital issues causing unHe added: easiness today," such as "It is in this, in fact, that peace." world hunger, the arms the special and irreplacable Founded by Pope Paul race, fresh awareness of hu- action which is the very in 1967, the commission's man rights, and an inte- definition of your commi- second experimental mangrated human development. sion takes place . . . It is date is due to expire in for this precise goal that January 1976. Pope Paul spoke in FrenPope Paul made no dithe commission is an officcommission's the ch to rect reference to its future See. Holy the organ of ial members and consultors, "That is why its work status. led by Cardinal Maurice president Roy of Quebec, of the commission. He received them in private audience marking the end of the commission's tenth plenary assembly. Pope Paul told them: "For the first time in history, it seems, man has taken note not only that civilisations are mortal but that he himself may fail to survive the calamity that the mania of others may unleash.

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Penance will have to include counselling: Jesuit

BALTIMORE, (NC).— An individual form of the sacrament of Penance in the years ahead will generally have to include counselling, a Jesuit liturgist and theologian predicted here.

"For the first time, too, "If individual Penance is suggested that the sorts of t echnical progress in the field of exploitation of the to survive in any meaning- spiritual helaing and change earth's resources, as well as ful way in the church of of heart it envisioned would in communications and dis- the future," said Jesuit Fa- realistically be expected to tribution, opens a possibility ther James Empereur, "1 always happen within a of more equitable and hu- believe it will ordinarily en- new, brief "five-step ritual." man sharing of this wealth." compass various elements He criticised those who of pastoral counselling." too sharply separate worHe also said: ship and liturgy from ther"We are gratified to note Father Empereur was one and counselling. that among your preoccu- of several dozen leaders of apy They were victims of an pations these past years various portions of a fourhave been capital issues day liturgical congress on "aberrant ex opere operato which cause uneasiness to- penance, "The Forgiving mentality," he said, in a day — the aggravation of Church," sponsored by the reference to the theological concept that the effect of a hunger in so many deprived Baltimore archdiocese. sacrament depends on the nations while elsewhere Father Empereur, after acts and words of the rite there is surplus, the ceaseless multiplication and com- quoting from the decree on and not on any persona( mercial sale of armaments, the new penance rite issued activity by the minister of greater awareness of the by the Vatican in late 1973, the sacrament.

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Tennis season gets under way this Sunday

( Run at Gloucester Park in Friday Night) 7.30 — PEMBERTON STAKES (Mobile). Ernmoor, Bonny Farnham, Red Safari. . 8.00 — KARRI QUALIFYING STAKES (1). Willow Nelson, French Lyric, Queen Capri. The 8.25 — BIG BROOK FOREST HANDICAP West Springfield Countess, Mona Lisa, Catholic Tennis Australian With the emergence The State Government's tion's first social AssociaKentucky Prince. of several outstanding interest, plus an infusion of for the 1975/76 tennis day By BERNARD JAY . 8.50 — KARRI QUALIFYING STAKES (2). season is new committee members in being held Sentimental Bloke, Don Spencer, Thor's young players, Westtoday the A.J.C., "The Australian" at the South (Sunday) ern Australia's ShefPerth 7,00. Hope. reported, could change the field Shield team ers in the big Australian tethose men not immediately 9.15 TINGLE TREES FOUR-YEAR -OLD. It is due to should be as strong as nnis tournaments seems to chosen will lose interest in situation. commence at Prince Acapulco, Morley Park, Main 10 o'clock with a be somewhat restirictive, it the sport this year, resulting ever, despite the fact That newspaper's motor break luncheon Morris. and that Ross Edwards will should have little effect, if in a marked reduction in racing writer, Mike Kable, afternoon. continue into the 9.45 — GLOUCESTER TREE HANDICAP. not be a member and any. if approached sensibly the numbers in senior grade reported that the circuit, Maroubra Star, Boolaroo, Top Byrd. the department and given events. With the annual built at a cost of $250,000 probab ly John Inver- by tourna10.15 — BROCKMAN FOREST HANDICAP. the necessary co-operation ments was opened in 1960 commencing next and run' arity will ploy a limit- by the players (or their ma- Four N.S.W. clubs have Avian Oro, Travis Image, Gallant Ned. wee it k gives jointly for 13 years by the all players ed number of games. nagers). called for a special meeting 10.45 BEEDELUP FALLS STAKES (Mobile). .A.IC and the Australian Au- great opportunity for somea of the association next monmatch practice. Vesper Lad, Napoleon, Dark Ruler. The two batsmen who There should be no dis- th to decide on counter pro- tomobile Racing Company. might well be chosen are satisfaction if the required posals. Best Bet: MAROUBRA STAR The association's It played host to the

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chapKim Hughes and Malcolm transactions are carried out world's top drivers before its lain, Father Tim Foster, Wolfe. together with Scarf. promptly; that is, I t seems extremely dou- closure in August, 1973. will be playing and if the will who is batting well. player submits his return btful that such a squad offer Mass at the concluThis was due to a num- sion of the tennis. Hughes's last three in- without delay and the Taxa- would be a practical proAll nings have realised 61, in tion Department processes it position at this stage, unless ber of reasons, including a welcome to stay and are hear all the candidates came from succession of wet weather Mass. the State trial match, 92 in on the spot, to to speak, and the first-grade match last pays the player what iS due one State — probably the meetings that led to a Although entries for the State of the man selected to $19,000 loss in its last year to him. weekend and 66. tournament have officially SHORT WAVE returned from near last on the turn coach the squad. of operation. With South Australian exclosed, forms can still be It would be ideal if all to the good form shown si • finish seventh on the perience behind him and this could be accomplished There were also objec- handed into the W.A.C.L. With the current widelast season and recorded a outside of the field. A winthe responsibilities of cap- before the player left Ausspread interest in the sport tions by local residents to T.A. executive at the good win over 1.500 metres inn- in the near future. taincy upon him, Hughes tralia. of motor racing in Austral- suggestions of increased ac- courts today. on Saturday. GEM OF ORL was pro- has developed into a matia, comes the news that tivity on the track. Raced by M r. Jeremy duced first The draw will be with This new system reflects Warwick up in the Bal- ure, sure batsman and seems Farm, Sydney's Hayes, this four-year-old moral Graduation But the complaints of ex- club secretaries and also the growing affluence of teStakes certain of selection. noted motor racing circuit appears to have returned to and judging displayed at Wimbledon by the way the Wolfe's century for Mt. nnis in Australia, which is which was closed two years cessive noise could be overracing in the form that fouryear-old gelding come by the compulsory fit- Sports Repair Depot, 14 finish- Lawley. stamped the 22- an encouraging sign. ago, may be reopened, as a made him one of the fan- ed on I ting of mufflers to compet- Bon Marche Arcade, Perth would say that soon year-old left-hander as a It is hoped that some of result of a discussion be- ing cars — a move that as from Thursday of each cies for the St. Leger last as he is tried over a dis- batsman of quality. At 22 the affluence tween the New South Wales is directed toseason and I am certain tance he came into force earlier this week. could prove to be he has a lot of cricket in wards a vigorous campaign Government and the Austra- year at Sandown Park in - there are more wins in a :mod If you are unable to coneach-way bet. front of him. to win back the Davis Cup lian Jockey Club which Melbourne, and will be imstore yet. either, please ring the tact owns the racecourse. It might be difficult to plemented next year at Am- tournament GIOTTO was also racing • LOVELY CURVES is .0 There is a fairly heated organiser on fit him and Scarf into the aroo Park, first in up and although forcSydney. The N.S.W. Minister for one of the new members of 48 1190 for further infordispute in Australian rowing State team at present, but the Len Pike stable and is ed to work hard on the out- much will depend on the circles about a new method Sport and Recreation, Mr. mation. raced by Len himself. This side of the field he still early-season form of establi- of selecting crews for the Barraclough, who, it is rei'.-7-s777'i5,s, 4211 three-year-old daughter of showed enough class to fin- shed players. Montreal Olympic Games. ported to have initiated the move, ish told on the A.J.C. strongly that in the Polmak was slow to begin At present most heat seems While the W.A. attack is to have in the Bomber Command straight to figure in a photo been generated in the Government would supstrong, there is an encour- New South port the reopening of the Wales. Graduation Stakes won by for the placings. agingly big crop of young 3.6 kilometre (2.25 mile) Not Amused snd then racI think a win is certain bowlers coming to the fore. The quarrel arose over track especially for racing ed greenly. by GIOTTO for his ownThe Fremantle fast bowl- recommendations by officials of international standard. However, she still show- ers Carl Torre and Santos er Colgan is prominent in control of the Australian ed enough class to come Cinriano. He said that Warwick squad at the recent world among them. championships at Notting- Farm was of world standIn addition to this, the ham (England), who advoca- ard and it was a pity that former State player, Bruce ted that the national row- it was not being used. Yardley, is showing dashing squad. based on the NoTERMINAL MOTOR LODGE The A.J.C. is giving seriing form, and the ex-Victorttingham team and other ous consideration to the proian Bill Masterton, a leftIn the Heart of the City • oarsmen who have represen- posal. hand off spinner, who playALL MODERN COMFORTS . ted Australian since 1972, ed for that State's colts side. 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Rockingham wins way into grand final with Kalamunda Rockingham defeated Maida Vole in last Sunday's Gaelic football match and at the some time earned the right to ploy in the 1975 Grand Final. The extra two points en- league ladder, ahe'ad of of Ron Wright at centreabled the southern side to Highgate, but only by per- field. centage. finish in second place on the The scores at half-time The league finished.as fol- saw Rock ingham well lows: ahead, 2.4 (10) to 1.1 (4).

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