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Beloved sons and daughters in Jesus Christ, Today the Church in Perth is gathered together as one people. You are one Wrth your Archbishop and you are united with the universal Church. The 'Lord Jesus is in your midst. And as his Vicar, we are happy to express our own closeness with you in the unity of faith and in the love of Christ. We ore pleased that through your Marian Crusade you have been rendering special honour to the Blessed Virgin. And today your observance reaches its full expression as you celebrate with particular solemnity the Immaculate Conception, commemorating with the whole Church a twofold event of immense importance: "the basic preparation for the coming of Christ, and the happy beginning of the Church without spot or wrinkle" (Marialis Cultus, 3). Yes, we are eager that all our sons and daughters throughout the world should meditate on the intimate relationship that exists between the Church and Mary, and between the mystery of Christ and the role of his Mother. And we pray that you will be spurred on to an even deeper appreciation of all the prerogatives and privileges of her who is the exemplar and type of the Church, and Mother of oil the faithful who are in Pictured above is a proud moment in the memorable day of his Christ. May your meditation and your piety lead all episcopal ordination when Bishop Healy walked down from the altar in of you to continue to seek, in a concrete St. Mary's Cathedral to give the sign of peace to his mother who had way, Mary's intercession, e s pe cial ly t ravelled from Ireland specially for the occasion. through the Angelus and her holy Rosary. And as you lift up your hearts to praise God, Next to her is the bish- ance with the several sit'Bishop Healy had been who has done great things to Mary, be op's sister, Mrs. Mary dents, including Bishop Hefound to be suited for the a lways mindful of the needs of your bre- Burke, and his brother, Mr. aly, whom he taught at St. task and he was given the thren, and those of the entire world. John Healy, who, with his Kieran's College, Kilkenny, honorary title of Bishop of And may Mary, the Faithful Virgin, obtain son Paul, also travelled and who are now in West- Mayo while serving as aufor you perseverance in good works, and from Ireland. ern Australia. xiliary bishop in Perth. Altogether, may she be for ever the Cause of your there are BEGINNI NGS For Mrs. Healy it was some 20 former Kilkenny Joy. With our Apostolic Blessing: in the name of an epic journey at the end students no wpriests in OF MAYO of which she was In an address later, in W.A.; the late Bishop Rafthe Father and of the Son and of the Holy with her sister, Mrs.reunited Eliza- ferty was a former alum- the' -- evening, - Archbishop Spirit. Amen. beth Poole, of Osborne pus of that college. Goody traced the monastic Park, whom she had not beginnings of Mayo, now ( • See also Page 3) seen for more than 50
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Thursday, December 1 1, 1975
Archbishop critical on Timor
Mr. Ken Harrison, Information Officer of the Angli• "Au effective The moral weapons can Information Office, Syrefugee programme by dney, said as not only post- for peace have not Australia; age but general costs had been used forcefully • "A humanitarian aid Lone up, it had been decid- enough, while there programme for the peopl e, To meet these rises some ed to drop one issue of the has undue emphasis of Timor. publishers will put up their Sydney diocesan paper, The on military weapons in "We emphasise that subscription rates, while othit 4 Southern Cross, to prevent a the Timor acconflict, the people of Timor fat sional the rate percentage ers will cut out an issue of rise in its present price. whom we are concerned ia their journals to avoid this rise was significant. The paper would go from cording to Archbishop • "Urgent United Na- tions assessment of the wish- this crisis. step. It may be mentioned that 32 to 40 pages over the Gleeson of Adelaide. “They are the ones While in Perth to attend tions action to bring an end es of the people of East Tiwhe Referring to the move- for the purposes of franking Christmas period and the ismor, free from duress or will suffer. Australia mat ment in bulk postage rates Category A covers some -sue would be labelled the the Crusade for Mary and to the fighting-, intereference from outside show that it is prepared to the ordination of Bishop since March 3 this year, a country papers, charitable December-January issue. accept its responsibilities." • "Speedy United Na- forces; The cost of advertising Healy, Archbishop Gleeson writer in the "Catholic and welfare organisations. Weekly," Sydney, said that What has been or will be would also be slightly in- took the opportunity to appear on This Day Tonight if, for example, it cost the effect of these postal creased. $1,000 to bulk post a given rises on religious publica- Father Ron Nissen, SM, and express his concern, as editor of the Marist Fath- chairman of Australian Canumber of papers before tions? ers' magazine Harvest, says tholic Relief, at the sufferMarch 3 of this year, it Mrs. M. Hawker), editor would cost $2,500 to post of Mia-Mia, the magazine that after the February in- ing of the ordinary people the same number after Feb- of the Anglican Mothers' crease, about 21 cents, or in the midst of the Timor 55 per cent, will be added to conflict. ruary 2 next year. Union of Australia, has the cost of posting individIn a statement prepared been forced to raise yearly ual copies. in Perth with Bishop Mulsubscriptions, within Austra"SIGNIFICANT" kearns, of Ballarat, chairWORST HIT When one recalled that fia, from $1.50 to $2.50 However, as about half man of the Justice and religious newspapers and She says that it is cheapPeace Commission, Archbiperiodicals were registered er to send bulk copies of of its circulation went in shop Gleeson asked: was rise the bundles, bulk under Category A and en- the magazine interstate by Why cannot the leaders not much more than 10 to joyed the cheapest conces- air freight than by post. of the world make use of 20 per cent. Worst hit would be indi- the United Nations machinvidual subscribers, for post- ery in a more positive way? age would be seven cents a copy and subscriptions on WHY NO U.N. these would be raised from ACTION? $2 to $3 per year. The archbishop said that ALICE SPRINGS Father Paul Stenhouse, many people had seen the MissionMSC, editor of the Timor situation developing Grades 4 and 5 aries of the Sacred Heart for a long time and why journal Annals, said that its wasn't a United Nations_ For further details, apply to: distribution cost, excluding peace-keeping force availpublishing costs would from able a long time ago to step The Principal, Parish School, year be some $16,800. in and prevent conflict? next P.O. BOX 80 ALICE SPRINGS, N.T. 5750 To this figure must be "People have a right to added the ordinary office telephone self-determination and this and postage, charges, which are necessary is admitted all round in re, /47945135tici 4 1 for the production of the gard to Timor," he said. V0e1W.M aitll "But it seems another ex• Bishop R. MULKEARNS (left) and Archbishop \ journal . . . and these would A rise from $3.500 this year ample of: get your own way Ver y Fresh J. GLEESON first and then go to the to $5,000 next year. •Very Tasty .Very Economical umpire (U.N.) when it is DISTRIBUTION too late." Distribution costs in excess of $20,000 a year were NEED FOR a lot for a small publica- RELIEF tion to bear and to keep Archbishop Gleeson was subscription rates at their "It spoke mainly et ROME (NC).— Camore concerned that the a issue one level, present peace, and rightly so. HAMS •EtACON-MEATS-SAUSAGES the of members tholic Government Australian year would be dropped. "But the Fathers were CONTINENTAL SMALLGOODS. Annals would also, for should send relief immedia- Australian armed serenough to knot realistic the first time in its existence, tely to the ordinary suffering vices reflect accurateMembers of the armed that one-sided disarmament people. ly the religious atti- forces of 20 countries, ac- is a kind of suicide, and carry paid advertising. They needed seed for re- tudes and practices of companied by 14 military they spelled out that those COPIES SINGLE planting and medicine. their civilian counter- vicars, and more than 100 who enter the military out Worst hit by postal inbishop parts Catholic The according to chaplains, were here for the of loyalty to their country creased are those journals in Timor, Bishop Ribero had SITUATIONS VACANT are the custodians of the that have to be mailed in been very active in seeking Bishop John Morgan pilgrimage. security and freedom of military vicar for Aussingle copies, those which help for his people. fellow-countrymen, their depend on idividual subscriAsked by an interviewer tralia. WAY LONG they contribute to that and ptions. of :sk a if there was not "Australia," said the bishpeace when they carry out The Australian Religious such aid falling into the op in an interview with NC TO COME for St. Francis Xavier's Community Centre, Press Association and the wrong hands, the archbishop News, "is 26 per cent Cath"We Australians number their duties properly." Wandering, 70 miles from Perth. Australidn Press Association said that it should be poss- olic, and so are the armed about 20." said the bishop. DUTIES: Responsible for the total running of a have for the past few years ible to set up neutral zones services. "We may well be the "WHAT WORLD cottage for aboriginal children, pre-school and pointed out to the Federal from which this aid could "There is a healthy ecu- smallest group. But we school age. real very Government, the go direct to people in need. menical spirit in the coun- surely are the ones who NEEDS MOST" problems in this area and QUALIFICATIONS: Drivers' licence an advantage. The military pilgrimaK try, and this is perhaps in- came the longest distance the anxiety that some publi- POPE'S CALL Experience preferred —Applicants will be ready Bishop Morgan, had said the in military." tensified to take part." cations have regarding their to take psychological tests and be willing to personal meaning. great the Bishop Morgan took part Asked if interest in future and continued proThe bishop, who was acfollow a course in child care. was only be- in the International Militquestion Timor means first the recoa"It duction. cause of the current elect- ary Holy Year Pilgrimage companied by three Cath- ciliation of each of us with CONDITIONS: Full board with private living olic reflectarmy chaplains, tion he said that in such a recently. area — If married husband expected to undertake ed on the role of the mili- God. case he was ashamed of repairs and maintenance on the property. Car At 65, he holds a rank tary. "Then it means our re Australians. equivalent to that of majorand petrol available on day off. eadi with conciliation "They are our neighbours general. "In the (Vatican Council SALARY: Commensurate with experience and/or other. and our brothers and sisters I) I on document the Church "We have about 70,000 qualifications. PAINTING and we have a debt of grati- people on active duty and in the Modern World," he "You know, some of the APPLICATIONS: In own handwriting to: from World another 10,000 ready re- said, "the council mention- armies here were once fightthem to tude CONTRACTOR War II," he said. ed the military profession ing each other. serves." he said. The Director, In the forthcoming 1976 symbolic t explicitly. It is one of the 20 Mabel Street, Catholic Family Welfare Bureau, "Then it has a 1), (January Peace of Day reconciliafew so named. I PERTH 25 Victoria Square, SOUTH meaning in the the Pope has called on the CO-OPERATION PERTH 6000. "The council condemned tion of nation with natiot for "weapons forge to world the Phone 67 2716 "The chaplains number wars of aggression and un"And that's what if peace," different from those 100, divided into thirds of most. needs war. ,41.4.4.41.MOW limited world .....P."1141KOW41,1,411 . mandestined to exterminate Church of England, Cath kind. olic and other churches and faiths. PRAYER, AID, "There is a great deal of SUCCOUR co-operation among the In the light of the Pope's chaplains." Asked about religious call. Archbishop Gleeson practice in the services, the said: "We, therefore, call on all bishop observed: "It's practically the same the people of Australia, and particularly our Catholic as in the civilian population. people: IL CO "There's been a slacking • To pray that the fight- off of Mass attendances as ing will end quickly and that e lsewhere. But there are there will not be a protract249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER hopeful signs, too, in prayed guerilla war; s er and emphasis on family W.A's. Leading Paying Contractor FUNERAL DIRECTORS • "To support humanita- spirituality." For Better Paving Contact Us rian aid programmes which O ffers to all Parishes a Service we hope will be able to conof We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving tinue so that victims of this SUPPORT FROM embracing every aspect of the Playgrounds, etc. Courts, Tennis Roads, forbe not will situation sad CIVILIANS Funeral Rites for Catholics. ced to endure further sufferWe have a most modern plant including Power The bishop, who is auxetc. ing; Roller. Graders and Mechanical Loaders, Our Chapels are at: iliary bishop of Canberra, • "To offer immediate said that military chapEstimates Submitted Free Perth: Cnr Beaufort and State hospitality and succour to lains in Australia received please note that we have a Clients Country Bulwer Streets anY refugees seeking asylum and good support from civilian on quote gladly wide Service, and will relief in Australia. Phone 28 8406 priests. requirements "We have a lot of auxMetal, Sand also supply at ruling rates Gravel, We Fremantle: Phone 35 2225 POLITICAL iliary chaplains who proPROMPT DELIVERY LEADERS' TASK vide regular services at Claremont: Phone 3 2177 some bases. Otherwise the PHONE 71 1578 - 71 1600 Australian all on call "We JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 30 4472 nolitical leaders to work 35 of us could never do the job," he said. immediately for:
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This was the scene (at left) the Crusade for Mary Mass in the Supreme Court gardens on Monday evening. Framed against the orchestral shell that houses the choir, can be seen the 12 concelebrant bishops, floodlit on a raised altar dais. At the foot of the steps can be seen the commencement of the ranks of nearly 200 priests who also concelebrated the Mass. Freeman Cardinal (centre) is principal celebrant, flanked by Archbishop Goody. At the extreme left and right of the bishops, stand Bishop Healy and Abbot Rooney respectively. servers were Altar members of St. Stephen's Guild from Queens Park Parish.
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"In the early history of years of _ intermittent sesshouting "hypocrisy." sade for Mary was sol- "Her divine motherhood our country when priests sions, had closed, and no The three were temporaris not merely a physical were few in number. the council had ever previously y held by police, but not emnly closed. event, a private biological faith was kept alive by the spoken at such length about • arrested. The warm night air relationship between herself rosary; now the need is just the significance of Our as great. Lady in the Church. The incidents in the plaza made conditions perfect for and her child. Nearly two hundred outside the Kenyatta Con- the relaying of a special "In recent weeks in this "It is the placing of her • ference Centre, marred a tape-recorded message of whole self, body and soul, at archdiocese you have been priests in vestments seated vivid procession of 2,522 Pope Paul, sent specially for the service of God in His re-emphasising your devo- around the altar dais, concelebrated Mass with the the closing event. participants. redemptive mercy to man- tion to the Blessed Mother. bishops. Applications are invited from suitable and experFolding chairs were in kind." It had opened with the "May the fire thus re-kinienced persons for the above position, to be Eighty receptacles were thump of drums and dan- abundance and families took The Cardinal re-empha- dled burst into a whole held in their hands for the charge in of St. Francis Xavier's Community ces by Masai tribal warriors the opportunity to lay out sised that Catholics did not flame noted not only for its consecration of the EuchCentre, a Catholic Mission situated in Wandering, their children on rugs and • in multi-coloured toga-like adore the Virgin Mary, but brightness, but also for its arist and at which caters for aboriginal children (pre-school communion cushions on the grass. garments. honoured her in a special permanence and its consis- time they dispersed, attendteenagers) living in a cottage setting. to From the floodlit stage oc- way because of the position tency. The demonstrators provided by acolytes, to various Knowledge and experience in aboriginal arts and ded a grim reminder to re- cupied by 12 concelebrant in which God had placed -It is a fact not always parts of the ground. crafts wi ll be an advantage. presentatives from 271 Pro- bishops, Cardinal Freeman, her. averted to that the Blessed Music for the Mass was DUTIES: Administration of the Centre testant, Anglican, Eastern archbishop of Sydney, ele"To be real, honour must Virgin is the Patroness of from a choir assembled • Orthodox and Old Catholic guently exhorted the large be expressed in action as Australia under the title of from parishes Management of Staff and religious communions of the tinder- crowd to preserve their de- well as in word and to be Our Lady, Help of ChristiLiaison with Government Departments. around assistorders Perth, box atmosphere prevailing votion to Our Lady. really active, it must be con- ans. SALARY: By negotiation. ed with brass sections and "Devotion to Mary is not sistent," he said. m many African countries, Archbishop Goody closed tympani. APPLICATIONS: In own handwriting to: and of religious hatreds not adoration, not only because "The honour we pay to the occasion noting that DeFather Albert Lynch peryet dissolved by ecumenism it would be idolatry but be- Mary must not be some- cember 8, the Feast of the The Director, or the assembly's theme, cause such adoration would thing that is spasmodic and Immaculate Conception, was sonally conducted the choir, Family Welfare Bureau, Catholic "Jesus Christ Frees and shatter the sweet relation- superficial, touching lightly the 132nd anniversary of banked in the orchestral 25 Victoria Square, shell, which he coached had ship we have with her. • Unites." on the surface of our lives the archdiocese of Perth, PERTH 6000. "Such devotion is not me- and having no influence on when a priest, John Brady, in mastering his own Mass composition honour in of rely a matter of sentiment, our attitude or conduct. formerly under the jurisdic- Cardinal Newman. if only because it makes deKeep abreast of the mands on the intellect and l imes; keep abreast the will, and is most effcacious in those circumstances with the Church—Read of life when sentiment has been crushed by worry. anTHE RECORD xiety and pain. "Mary has been accept-
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More than 300 jpeople gathered at the Moora Shire Hall last Sunday to farewell Father Jim O'Brien, their parish priest.
It was also the annual were supported by Mr. parish Mass of which peo- Doug Tierney, representing ple attended from all sur- the Bindi Bindi and Miling rounding Mass centres. sections of the parish, and The occasion also serv- by Mr. Mick Kenny, repreed as a welcome to Father senting the Badgingarra Pat Ahern. the new parish and western section of the priest, and to Father Peter parish. Bianchini, the assistant In reply, Father O'Brien priest, who had only re- thanked the people for their cently arrived in the par- support and co-operation ish. over the past four years. The three priests concelFather O'Brien also ebrated Mass with the as- thanked former parish sembled parishioners. priests who had worked in After the Mass, the pre- the area, particularly Monsident of the Moora Parish signor J. Cameron and FaCouncil, Mr. Leo McKin- ther R. Hynes who had ley thanked Father O'Brien served the parish for many for his four years of ser- years. vice to the parish, and Father Ahern and Fathmade a presentation on be- er Bianchini thanked the half of the parishioners. people for their kind words Mr. McKinley also wel- of welcome and said that comed Father Ahern and they looked forward to Father Bianchini to the carrying on the excellent parish.. work of their predecessors Mr. McKinley's words in the parish.
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Mr. Kelly was a mem- St. Patrick's Boys' ber of a pioneer Cath- School in Wellington. olic family in Western Street. Australia. Among the many stuA grandmother, Eliza dents who Jackson, was baptised through his passed, class was by Father Matthew. Gib- His Grace, Archbishop ney in the second Cath- Goody. edral in 1866. Finally, Sid Kelly reIn the same place in the early 1880's Eliza turned to C.B.C. in the married John James Terrace and helped with Kelly in the presence of the college office work Father Aloysius Martel- for 3-4 years. For many years on the way to school from Sidney James Kelly his home in South Perth was born to this couple and later in on August 4, 1884 and he opened East Perth, the Cathedral baptised in the Cathed- doors each ral by Father James assisted as morning and sacristan. Duff. Sid Kelly married At the age of eighteen, Sid Kelly started Mary Angelina Smith, teaching as a monitor at of Adelaide in the Perth C.B.C., St. George's Ter- Cathedral on September 29, 1917. race. Their only child, FaIn 1905-6, he taught at the Irwin Street Cath- ther Rupert Kelly, is presently parish priest in olic Boys' School. The year 1907 saw the suburb of Yokine, the commencement of Sid Kelly died on Janalmost fifty years' teach- uary 28, 1971, and his ing by him at the new wife on May 21, 1975.
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Redemptorist community increase The Redemptorist community at North Perth is to be increased as part of a programme to consolidate retreat. mission and other specialised works in the larger houses in capital cities. In changes announced recently, Father Kevin Henry takes the place of Father Keith Teefey, who has been rector for the past three years and who is now appointed to the mission team at Pennant Hills, Sydney. His successor, Father Henry, has for the past three years been in B righton Melbourne, where he promoted the Majellan magazine. and was involved in marriage counselling. He .was a director of students and a rector for five years at Galong. In other departures from the North Perth community, Father Ron McInnes has left after six years in Perth, to join the Mayfield, Newcastle community. While in W.A., Fr. McInnes lectured at the Holy Spirit Institute and gave missions and retreats.. Nevk members to the North Perth Community are Fathers Clem Condon, Des Clifford, Pat O'Neill, Pat Kearney and Paul Bird. Earlier this year, Father Tom Ryan arrived. Also, Brother Daniel Stafford returned .to become manager of the Retreat House and Brother Raymond O'Keefe, after six years in Kununurra is to come to North Perth.
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The second reading was by Sister Rose. a cousin of the bishop. The offertory gifts were presented by the bishop's December mother, brother, sister and 11 a.m. The institution of new acolytes in St. nephew. 14 Later in the evening, a Mary's Cathedral. The Archbishop. large gathering of clergy Mass and Christmas social for diocesan staff. tendered a dinner to the .18 new bishop, during which 11 a.m. At East Fremantle, the ordination Archbishop Goody propos20 ReverBishop Quinn, of priesthood by the to ed the health of his new end Edward Welton, Carmelite. auxiliary, supported by Cardinal Freeman and Father 11 a.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral, the ordina21 Nicholas MsSweeney, who, Healy, of Bishop diaconate by to the tion on behalf of the archdiocesJohn Ryon and John Gherardi. an clergy, spoke highly of the work that Bishop Healy had performed as episcopal vicar for clergy and made a presentation to the bishop on their behalf.
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Polish bishops accuse govt. of violating pacts
NEWS IN PARS CHARISMATIC RENEWAL PRIESTS
Priests in the Charismatic Renewal Movement will meet in St. Joseph's church, Queens Park, on Friday, December 19, at 4 p.m. Refreshments will be served in the presbytery afterwards.
VATICAN CITY (NC).— The bishops of CHRISTMAS ISSUE Poland have accused the Polish Government of Our Christmas number, available on December 25, violating agreements reached over the first 25 will contain the third publication for the year of the years, Vatican Radio has reported. Mass timetable. Any amendments are due now, in writ.
ing (no telephone messages, please) addressed to The Meeting in plenary as- State relations; or to recent Editor, The Record, G.P.O. Box R 1279 Perth 6001, sembly in Warsaw the Pol- reports that a Vatican- The availability of this information to the large body ish Bishops' Conference Polish concordat is in the of the public travelling at this time of the year ought to be considered an elementary courtesy on the part of making. charged: parishes. Vatican Radio teported • That the distress causIn the same issuse space will be available for parishei general secretary ed seminarians who are that the to list any alterations to their normal programmes that called up for military ser- of the bishops' conference, will occur at Christmas or during the summer holidays, vice before the completion Bishop Bronislaw DabrowAs published two weeks ago, all church sales will be of their studies is a viola- ski, had stressed that the increased 50 per cent for the Christmas issue. Unsold tion of the Church-State Polish bishop were consci- copies may be credited. agreement reached in 1950; ous of "their responsibilities CONCERT common good of CHORAL PROM • That construction of for the Undergraduate Choral Society will present W.A. The and greeted with in Winthrop Hall on Monday, December 22, at 8 p,111, churches this past year had the nation, improve- a "Choral Prom Concert". The choir will present 20 been only six per cent of satisfaction the living Standards carols from classical and contemporary composers; there requested construction, and ment of the people." will also be traditional carols and readings. Bookings at far below the needs of the of the the Octagon theatre, admission $1. But he did remark that Catholic communities; • That rationing of pa- many needs of the people FAMILY CAROLS per had reduced the circu- remained unsatisfied. The Doubleview parish will again hold a Family Carol The conference discussed Evening at the Marist College amphithearte on FridaY. lation. of Catholic publicaare the recent - pilgrimage of December 19, from 8 to 9.30 p.m. Those coming protions. be will Music cushions and rugs. bring advised to Rome for 2.500 Poles to Vatican Radio reported vided by a brass band and by a vocal group. At the eonthat the Polish - bishops said the Holy Year, led by Car- elusion, coffee and biscuits will be served free. they and .the Vatican were dinals Stefan Wyszynski of Warsaw and Karol Wojtyla drawthe HOLIDAY HOME WANTED 'very interested in ing up of a juridical sta- of Cracow. Mr. Tom Roberts, who is in charge Of the Wandering Before ending their as- Mission, asked this week whether there was a family. who, tute between the Church Aboriginal sembly the bishops decided would care to give a holiday home to two and Poland." 19. The January to December 28 period children the for No other reference was to issue a pastoral letter on and nine Years eight and sister are a brother children made to present negotia- -devotion to the Blessed old. Anybody who might be able to help should contact tions centreing on Church'. Virgin. Mr. Lou Norwood on 25 6644.
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its interior with gifts of As members of the • By Monsignor JOHN T. McMAHON, Holy marble and stained-glass rochdiocesan windows. pilgrimage we recent a Year Holy pilgrim Year The picture over the SUN., Dec. 14 to Spectator" magazine, talks climb up to the Shrine main Altar was given by SAT., Dec. 20 about the type of journal of the Ascension on which he believes the Unitwhen He uses the familiar able; but, in contrast to Je- the Garden that night than Hungary, that on the Episthe summit of Mount figure ing Church in Australia of a hen protecting rusalem and the mountains He had been during the tle side came from Poland, SUNDAY reare and livet, O should produce. 8 a.m. (6WF). by which it is surrounded, 40 days in the wilderness. and Ireland gave the one her little ones. warded with the pano- "How often would I it is peaceful and "Poor ENCOUNTER: on the Gospel side. gracious; His piteous appeal to JerusaHis of view ramic MONDAY to Men Cast Shadows." have gathered them round the only place in which to- chosen three, Peter, James, Dr. Veronica Brady, lec- FRIDAY AUSTRALIA'S Me as a hen does her day, as in the time of
and John - "Could you turer in English at the Uni6.15 a.m. (Regs), 7.10 a.m. We visit the Shrine of chicks, but you would not." Christ, Our Lord, one could not watch one hour with GIFT small is a Ascension. It never trusted He His ensit go under and the huge Me?" - cast Him down on the We were delighted to versity of Western Australia, (6WN). READINGS FROM THE circular building without emies, the priests and their olive trees, and forget the the ground where, in ag- kneel and kiss the hand- looks for the meaning of Christmas. She tries to see BIBLE. followers, to spend a night nervous tensions of the ony, He sweated an Altar or pictures. wrought Crown of Thorns blood. beyond the carols and the John Nash, of Brisbane. On the floor is believed there; indeed, the only night city. the large, unThe sweat of blood is surrounding cards and the commercialNo wonder Our Lord to be the imprint of Our He spent in Jerusalem was 8.40 a.m. (Regs). yellow rock which ism to the relevance of even lord's feet before He as- the night before the Cruci- loved to go there to pray mentioned only by St. forms the Sanctuary in PAUSE A MOMENT: In people fixion, when He was beaten and meditate, and to gather Luke, the medical doctor. front of the main Altar, as Christmas for cended into Heaven. The Rev. Ian Collings, of need. Like the blanching of the gift from Australia. The roof of this Rotunda and spat upon by the His Apostles around Him. Launceston. 8 a.m. (Regs). hair in a single night in was open to the sky. "He guards of the High Priest. Archbishop, When the 10.20 a.m. (6WN). LET'S FACE IT: Behind the Altar in this TIME HAS NOT severe stress, so is the phe- the Dean, and myself conwas lifted up while they BY THE WAY: "Discrecloud took Adcock. Neil Rev. The a and on, small Church is a great looked nomenon of sweating blood. celebrated Mass on the fintion and Valour.' Him from their sight". window looking out on ALTERED IT The Agony in the Gar- al day in Jerusalem, all of Adelaide. By Trevor Beeson, based Jerusalem. The Franciscan Friars, den was a combat of Di- the Pilgrims came into the (Acts, 1:9.) 8.15 a.m. (6WN). on his book 'Discretion and the Moslems control who touch everything with vine strength against hu- Sanctuary to kneel around The SACRED MUSIC: "Mass Valour' dealing with religbeauty, grace, and rever- man weakness; a combat their Australian Crown of in D Major' by Anton Dvo- ious conditions in Russia Shrine; but, on Ascension JOSAPHAT ence, own the little Garden; between the most noble of Thorns encircling the Rock rak. By the Choir of Christ and Eastern Europe. Day, they permit the ChrisChurch Cathedral, Oxford. tians to hold their religious VALLEY and, while they have built souls and the prince of of the Agony. 11.16 p.m. (6WN), 11.50 We walked across the a Church nearby, they have darkness; a struggle be11 a.m. (6WN and Regs). services. We prayed especially for p.m. (Regs). DIVLNTE SERVICE: Near this Shrine is a de- bridge over the Brook Ked- not touched the Garden, ex- tween the human tempta- the Great Southern Land of MEDITAEVENING lightful small Church call- ron; whose name, in He- cept to make flower-beds tion to withdraw, and the the Holy Spirit ,- AustralSt. Francis Roman CathTION: Noster; to Lonsdale Pater Church, olic brew, signifies dark or dirty. among the ancient olive Divine Will to accept. - ia. ed the Ian Crooks. of Bathurst. For a few months in the trees. commemorate the teaching, "And there appeared an The Church of all Na- Street, Melbourne. 6.30 p.m. (6WF and N.S.W. for the second time, of the year the Brook is in flood, In a land where the foot- Angel from Heaven stren- tions is another creation of rushing furiously through steps of Christ can be trac- gthening Him". - The the Italian architect, Julius Regs). Lord's Prayer. COMMUNITY HYMN The cloister is excellent, the Valley of Josaphat; and ed by huge Churches, this Gospel concludes the com- Barluzzi. TELEVISION SINGING: and around its walls the then the heat of summer quiet little Garden on the bat - "Not My Will, but He was a Franciscan TerUNDAY S Church. Presbyterian Lord's Prayer is written in turns it into a dry channel, Mount of Olives stands out Thine, be done". tiary, who lived with the 11 a.m. full of boulders. 53 languages. as an imperishable memFrom then on, His de- Friars in Jerusalem for Chadstone, Melbourne. DIVINE SERVICE: 11.16 p.m. (6WN). 11.45 The Church is cared for The Valley has many ory. cision made, a majestic years. University of Melbourne. p.m. (Regs). by the Carmelite Nuns. graves, both Christian and Time has not altered this calm envelopes Him; and a He soaked in the history A sung Mass celebrated THE EPILOGUE: Down from the summit Jewish; for there is a tra- Garden. City has followed Divine submission carries of the Holy Land; and, in The Quodlibet Singers of by Fr. Gerald Daily, S.J., there is the Church of Do- dition that this is the place city on the hill opposite, Him triumphantly through his buildings, tried to exassisted by Father John Begminus Flevit (The Lord for the General Judgment but the Garden remains to- His Passion and Death to press in stone the message Brisbane. Father Peter Steele is ley. wept), which stands on the on the Last Day. day as it must have been in His glorious Resurrection. of the sacred place to the MONDAY the preacher. traditional spot where Jesus The name Josaphat me- the time of Christ. We leave the Garden re- modern Pilgrim. 6.25 a.m. (6WN). 9.25 p.m. wept over the tragedy that ans "God Judges". Many "Agony" is the word used luctantly to make a Holy In the Garden of GethFACING THE WEEK: WHICH HUNT No. 5: . would befall Jerusalem in wish to be buried there; by St. Luke; and, in its or- Hour led by the Archbish- semane, guarded with love The Rev. Neil Adcock. of Featuring Judaism and Is,70, when the Romans so that, when the Trumpet iginal Greek, it means a op, the Dean, and myself, by the Franciscans, there Adelaide. lam religions. would destroy the Temple, sounds, they will be near struggle, a mortal combat, which was considered, by are still eight venerable ol"What does it mean to be not leaving a stone upon a and ready to obey its call. a violent drama. the 70 Pilgrims, to have ive trees, witnesses of the FRIDAY Jewish in Australia in 1975 stone. Jesus loved this city We entered the Garden To this Garden, so be- been an inspiring religious painful Agony of the Re10.15 p.m. (6WN). - Do they still fear the where He taught and work- of Gethsemane, a name sig- loved by Our Lord through- experience. deemer. CROSS WAYS: "A New knock on the door? How ed miracles during His ac- nifying "Oil-press". out His active life, He came The Church of all NaTheir leaves are esteem- Church Needs a New much prejudice is still tive missionary years. In any other city the from the Cenacle. tions is so called because ed by pious Pilgrims and Voice." around in Australia?" "IsHe shows the sadness of Mount of Olives would It was His darkest hour. so many peoples have helpfaithful Christians as precThe Rev. Warren Clam- lam - the fastest growing His heart over its fate seem bare and inhospitHe was more alone in ed to build it and beautify iuos souvenirs. ette, the editor of the "NON religion in Australia.
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ABOVE: A proud guest of Bishop Healy was Mr. Jim Somers, pictured with his wife; when he arrived in Australia, his first job was on the installation of the stained-glass window at the rear of the sanctuary of St. Mary's Cathedral. TOP LEFT: Bishop Healy, with Archbishop Goody, leads the procession of bishops through the cathedral as he gives his first blessing and greets the congregation. CENTRE LEFT: Behind the scenes of an episcopal ordination, Sister Theophane lays out vestments for 16 bishops and ministers in the fourth episcopal ordination at which she has been sacristan. LEFT BELOW: Bishop Healy prostrate on the sanctuary is prayed for by the congregation before he approaches for the imposition of hands. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Book of the Gospels is held symbolical ly over the head of the newly ordained bishop.
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A booklet entitled Night Bedwetting is available from some bookshops in the State capitals and from the autor at St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. It contains the suggested diet. Once the children are stabilised, often after two to four weeks more or less, they need not continue the diet for any length of time.
Priest to be head of amalgamated Loreto and St. Louis School of
Loreto A Jesuit priest, Father Daven Day, will be headmaster Magnesium is found ableaves green undantly in Convent, Claremont, and St. Louis School, when the two schools spinach such as watercress, amalgamate in 1977. and lettuce. eto -Convent, Claremont. 1952 and. after philosoMany people look with In a joint statement. By Sister M. PH1LOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., A PPRECIATION but There would be two phy and theology studies disdain on such foods, Mitchell, Noni Sister A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.1.M.T. Letters reecived from modeputies, Sr. Bernadette and an arts degree in pay for this attitude by I.B.V.M., Provincial of University, thers of children who have Ziesing and Mr. F. Melbourne tension, irritability and imSt. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. he was ordained in St. the Loreto Order, and Owen. satisfactorily responded to patience. School Chapel in the treatment, indicate the Mr. T. O'Connor, chairFr. Day is at present Louis In the human body the 1966. of the diet. effectiveness can magnesium St. of Interim the of of headmaster man the salts Yoghurt is highly reco- which are especially needed Dear Sister, _ function satisfactorialy on- mmended in the cure of in overcoming constipation. He completed his JesCouncil of the new Louis School. Thank you very much for calof ly in the presence is basic the and bed-wetting his early uit studies in New York received He apthe diffiannounced find school mothers Many pleased am I booklet. the cium salts. This is a furth- principle of the diet because culty in getting their Childeducation from the Lor- in 1969. and was appoinpointment yesterday. to say my son has been on er reason why we should it contains the mineral cal- ren to take yoghurt. This ted to St. Louis as preeto nuns and is himself now weeks two for diet the they al, The vice-princip state a in foods obtain our cium in a readily assimil- often needs an acquired with n-b wet bed I am a past pupil of St. Louis fect of studies in 1970. Sister be conwould said, as near to their natural able form. School. taste. In 1973 he was apthrilled -With the result. Bernadette Ziesing, the dition as possible, because • Signed Mrs. B. H. He became a Jesuit in pointed headmaster. Lorof principal contain present is placed yoghurt the which f I foods hose t in a glass bowl and cover- Dear Sistei, calcium ink ariably contain CALCIUM, Thank you very much ed with a small amount of a suitable amount of magne- YOGHURT custard, honey, a little ice- for your booklet "Night sium along with sodium. Since calcium is soluble cream or jelly, the child Bedwetting." potassium _tad calcium. in acid, yoghurt containing will not resent the sour taste. My daughter has been on lactic acid is completely abthe diet now for three nalike to seem Children weeks. For the last week sorbed. In other foods such NEUTRALISING tural yoghurt flavoured with she has been dry every as green vegetables, the cala teaspoonful of honey. ACIO WASTE night. cium is insoluble and cannot Chocolate flavouring preMagnesiilm forms one of pass into the blood. Previously she has only vents the absorption of calmiimportant most four had about two dry nights in the If dairy products are tak- cium. nerals whose function it is en sparingly it is difficult her five years. I am very to neutralise the acid waste for a person to obtain a thankful for your informaof the body. tion. sufficient amount of calci- CHEESE AND We have found that one um. Signed Mrs. B. A. MILK Far too many parents are adopting a laissez-faire attitude to their of the Vitamin B group has very food, a is Yoghurt nercalcium, the Food containing a calming effect on children's education and are accepting a prevailing attitude that children vous system and is one of health-giving in many re- for example cheese, milk HABIT CURED should study only the subjects that they enjoy doing. for and soluble calcium in yog- Dear Sister, the major factors in main- spects. It is excellent overcoming faulty elimina- hurt, have immediately corthank say to like taining relaxation. I would This was said by the headrected this unfortunate bed- you very much for helping master of St. Louis School. This is Vitamin B6 which tion of the bowel content. wetting complaint and have my son with his diet. He is Father Daven Day. at the is found in brewers yeast given a happy outlook for overjoyed to wake up to a annual speech night this and wheatgerm. Corn oil is EFFECT OF these children and their an- dry bed. He was on the diet week. also v,.‘ry rich in this vitaBACTERIA min. xious parents. for one month and stopped "It is only natural that Since the milling and proThe bacteria in yoghurt A hot milk drink is sug- about two-and-a-half weeks 13, 14 and 15-year-olds. left cessimi of grains began, ner- thrive on the sugar of milk gested at bed-time because ago. to their own choice, will vous svmptoms leading to or lactose and break it the calcium contained in it Signed Mrs. H. I. prefer the option to look proincreased fatigue have down into lactic acid. relaxes the nerves and mus- Dear Sister. under the bonnet of an old today just to car rather than accept the mssivelv. Consequently, gas-form- cles and induces sound I am writing thank you for the great help intellectual rigors of learning bacteria cannot live in sleep. you gave us. My son of ing a foreign language." he given be not should This acid. this VITAMINS OF is completely said. During this breakdown. to the younger child because eight years cured of his bedwetting haB GROUP which occurs largely in the it cannot sip it hot. bit after - following your A child whose diet is in- intestine, a small amount of THE "FUN OPTIONS" diet. formed. is dioxide adequate in vitamins of the carbon may LET BOOK Father Day was complaiPerhaps one day we Tiny bubbles of gas are B group becomes frustrated. Perth to come to that the Board of Secable be ning sedonly our past. In the emotionally upset and im- then created which help to and I could thank you per- ondary Education until remilk. hot of class a ative. the of contents the soften fails appetite patient. the cently had refused even to was given to patients in hos- sonally. and dietary deficiencies fol- bowel. P. E. consider languages as core Mrs. Signed nerves their soothe to pital reAn important point to low. subjects. - -hi lor-.^.". Fa.- . The body, and mind can- member is that the bacteria and induce sleep instead of M They were having to comC T q Sc . A.T N A. . Din not be separated either in in yoghurt make many of the sedative of today. And Metetics. A:I M.T he said, with a prolifpete. it worked! p family-grou B Vitamin the nutrition or function. of subjects increaseration 1 •••#.0.0. soom...4,.4...pro,04.4K...."....4.4,..."4,4,04,0#4,00,••••••••••••••••••••• awir••••••#~0.004ss.#4....,.....4.4,m."•••••••••••..rmoo.....pdro4PaNdr.poss ingly being referred to as "fun options." Father Day called on the . independent schools in the MaJi Claremont area to set up a lanl:tuage centre where Latin. Greek. modern European and Asian languages con be taught.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL CRITICISES A NEGLECT OF LANGUAGES IN MODERN EDUCATION
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TO THE RESCUE? -Current lack of appreciwon first ation of languages reflects • Eric Nicholls, St. Louis student who in an anti-intellectualism place in the senior section of the W.A. Fire our educat tonal thinking." Brigade Essay competition. he said. t independen the "If schools don't rescue langu- had since transferred to earlier this year, he said that the junior school years ages from their current Cin- Iona. Referring to the new jun- were the vital times for forderella status. then I am ior school that was opened ming Christian attitude, afraid no-one else will.'' In another segment of his address. Father Day noted that St. Louis had welcomed 25 boys and girls who were refugees from Timor. The eight girls. he said,
Coretla King hits at incitement to violence
• A view of a section of the large number of priests who gave Communion to the vast crowd at the Crusade for Mary Mass in Supreme Court Gardens last Monday night.
NAIROBI (NC).-- The widow of the murdered Negro :civil ' rights leader, Martin Luther King, has. w arned against "strident voices" that seek .power by inciting Africa's liberation forces to violence. Mrs. Coretta Scott King was prompted to her comment by the return to the United States from Algeria of the - .former Black Panther leader, Eldridge Cleaver. She said that Cleaver and ."others like him" made headlines "wherever there is oppression."
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New teachers in special programme More than half of the teachers who will be entering service in Catholic schools next year, spent last Sunday in a special orientation programme at the Nedlands Resource Centre.
The participants were ad- pastoral care, prayer and dressed by both religious worship and styles in reand lay teachers from Cath- ligious education. olic schools. - A final segment showed The nevs teachers were the teachers how to go abinvited at the outset to out preparing for Mass. submit their own thoughts Among the 35 new teaon why there should be a chers for Catholic schoCatholic school, and Brools for 1976 were (left to ther Peter St. John took up right): the subject in a talk on the DONALD NIELD, aims and goals of the CathArmadale who will teach olic school. at Bunbury Catholic College. ROLE OF DIANE WEBB, formTHE LAITY erly a nurse from AdeMr. Des O'Sullivan, prin- laide, who will teach at cipal of St. Norbert's Col- St. John's school, Scarlege, was joined by Mr. borough. Tony Curtis and Mrs. BarFAY CLAMPETT, of bara Harris to deal with the of Guildford, who will join historical perspective St. Joachim's school. schools and the roles of laiBARRY ALFIREVICH, ty in the Church and the lay teacher in the school. of Hamilton Hill, will be Mr. Joe McIntyre, staff- a secondary teacher at ing officer of the Catholic Leedervill C.B.C. Education Commission deNATALIE SHAKHOValt with the conditions of SKY, of Bayswater, will employment in Catholic teach at St. Kieran's, Osschools. borne Park. Primary and secondary RICHARD MOLONEY, teachers were separated aforiginally from Ireland, ter lunch. will go to Holy Rosary, His actors offer problems character (or our society if It was difficult to Derby, to gain experience in that the play to be cred- you wish) came to life and EDUCATION d etect a coherent in teaching Aborigines. ible demands that they be introduced the audience to Of RELIGIOUS TARANTO, JOE theme in the National and strange able to sing and at least part of that Company's Sister Joan Smith and Fremantle, will be a secTheatre atmosphere give a reasonably good ima- frightening ondary teacher at Leeclproduction of S a m tation of a modern pop which I think is an essent- Mrs. Harris dealt with reerville C.B.C. primary in education ligious play. this "The ial part of Shepherd's play singer. CAROL YOUNG will be schools and Brother Don Tooth of Crime" at This they were not able Jan Keith, Malcolm °DOHERTY secondary teacher at COLM a by • CorTheatre Joan and Sister Siebert the Dolphin. to do. Walters and George TsousPark. secondary the took vine The acting performances is completed the cast. During the interval, most ANNE BRINKTVORTH teachers and touched on also suffered from a lack patrons' remarks were guarof gadgetry and sound by It is a most interesting topics including creative will teach art and religmuch so not The play is _believability. ded, a few who were out- about people. It is about a distorted technology, the Of play, the comment it makes listening, school climate, ion at St. Louis school., spoken said that they didn't types: it is not so much human no longer exists, on our society is pertinACTORS know what it was all about. about the condition of man only the image remains. a Andrew ent and is presented in only Indeed selfish. totally manner. Hoss is the original highly The more cautious kept as it is about the phenomKing playing four parts, all to themselves, desperately ena which afflict him from totally self-centred, powerThe language is unhibitrepresenting aspects of the obsessed walking, talking, hoping to overhear some- time to time. hopes, fears, expectations ed. (which seems to be the epitome destroying singing, Optometrists thing that might give them and 'needs of the central norm nowadays.) In "The Tooth of Crime" of materialism. a clue to the meaning of 172a Scarborough Beach Road, Phone 24 3543 central character, Hoss its like materialism, But the pla. (Rod Williams) has come 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K 795 The second part was up through the pathway of other isms is not without R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist its own internal power much more to the audi- petty muggings, crime, struggles. ence's liking and under- rape, murder, gang wipeNew ideas, new leaders standing. and so the final outs and now as a pop Curtain came down with star, close to his first gold are thrown up and they, and time, take care in one great applause. record stands atop the pyr- way or another of the old (Theatres don't have cur- amid of -his success. ones. tains nowadays but you In black leather trousers, know what I mean). drug dependent, surrounded TIME RUNS Opposite MELTHAM RAILWAY STATION • DAN BREEN reviews "The Bible In OUT • Specialists in BULK BUYING • Order", edited by Joseph Rhymer (Dorton. Hoss's time runs out, his Scissors, Saws Secateurs, Shtrars Sharponod and Longman and Todd (Approximately $40) Competitive Prices for Baby Beef, Pork, Lamb protective veneer cracks, Very Set human needs reappear, and • Sides of Baby Beef make their demands. Did you know that the familiar first line • Forequarters Baby Beef To meet these Hoss has of the Bible in Genesis "In the beginning God — Suppliers to Hotels and Clubs — no resources. created the heavens and the earth' was actu4 QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 LOCKSMITHS He cannot and does not ally written hundreds of years after the account Phone Tom Butler — 72 1453 Door Closers and Safes Overrauted and Serviced survive. CAP 1,,d ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service ? Commandments Ten the of The setting by Tony One of our top scripture Tripp, depicts a huge humOr that some of the letan mouth, a rolling tongue ters from Our Lord's early scholars, Bishop Butler, Auablaze with lights from the followers were written and xiliary in Westminster, pays W . W. EDMONDSON & SONS depths of the throat, reach- well known before any of this compliment: PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS ing out into the audience the Gospel were compiled. "Mr. Rhymer has done a Clertif t,c West Austrare Hot Water Specialists as a broad undulating catI must confess that I did fascinating piece of work anc olumbing Ati Work Guaranteed walk, the great flaming red not although, according to that should help many to lips form the proscenium this book. •scholars have read the Bible with more Phones • 288714. After Hours: 872553, 49 2095 arch. known these facts for a profit." 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH long time. In the book all the writSYMBOLS IN ings which make up the reader general the Now THE SETTING Bible — covering a span The impression is given has for the first time the Bi- of a thousand years and the read to opportunity theatre that the entire more — are arranged in might be swallowed up at hit as he might read any • Remodel that old bathroom other set of ancient docu- their chronological order any moment. according to the dates at In the back of the throat ments, more or less, one which they were written, or Add octhey as other, the after stands a cigar store Indian PRESTIGE 5- VALUE edited into the form in (carved by Jas Cartwright); curred in time, with brief which we know them. commenand introductions to your home carries cigar tray only this The Bible writings were not cigars but knives and taries to help him. into their present form put guns. The book's high price — many hundreds of years ago Whatever conclusions the (approaches $40 according without reference to their PTY. LTD. viewer wishes to draw from to Pellegrinis) is a lot of dates. such symbols will vary ac- roaring inflation — was in2 1 1 Newcastle Street - 28 6955 The Bible in order makes cording to whatever value evitable for such a massive, use of the research by scho— TERMS AVAILABLE — work, system they live by, but, beautifully produced lars to print the writings, whatever their conclusions, but I'M afraid it will be outIllelealernasiineranamereevm, for the first time, in their Sam Shepard's terrifying side the price range of c hronological order, so that view of man's inability to many peo.ple. they may be understood But all lovers of the Bi- historically. cope with his environment, the technilogical environ- ble would be well advised O PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST ment he himself has cre- to secure it from their pub- rm. lic library. ated is a disturbing one. 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Married men's ordinations stir Canada TORONTO (NC).—
priests was the main reason
The controversy that for a lack of vocations iss SITUATIONS ' THANKS the Ukrainian-rite CathClassified Advts. has arisen over the orolic Church in Canada. dination to the priestVACANT $4 PREPAID COOPER, Benedict Andrew: He said that some candiFOR 30 WORDS Pauline and Tony wish to hood in September of dates for the priesthood ST. JOSEPH'S School Pem- express - their three married deacons POST OR CALL heartfelt berton. Teacher required thanks to all relatives, AT THE OFFICE the Ukraine-rite Another official said that, can for permission to or- were leaving the Catholic friends of for upper primary. Apply and well-wishers, whose Catholic Church has while Vatican officials had dain married men, Bishop Church for the Orthodox Ukrainian-rite Borecky, Ukrainian bishop Church for that reason. prayers and kind thoughts brought into promin- reproved EDUCATIONAL Principal. Bishop Rusnak referred bishops Canadian for or- of Toronto said. helped our baby to recover ence the practice of FOUND to reports that the Pope daining married men, they from a serious illness. A) Teacher, male or female unpublicised "We ordinawould have to close had acknowledged the right had accepted the ordina2nd year preferred subject FOUND after the open-air CONNOR, Vincent Jeremi- tion of married men in tions as a "fait accompli" down our parishes if that of Ukrainian rite to. negotiation. bishops permission is not given," he Mass, Supreme Court Gar- ah: Kathleen, Dorothea, the Ukraine-rite Cathanywhere to ordain marand allowed the married said. B) Italian-English teacher dens, last Monday. Rosary, Church in olic CanClem, Betty families and ried men and said that the men to exercise their minisfor special migrant class. keys and spectacles. Telesincerely thank all relatives, ada. Other officials say that Vatican had not given a try. Details on application to St. phone 604493.
friends and neighbours for the ban on married priests clear answer to the petition Estimates of the number is not Three married deacons their kind expressions of the principal cause of the Ukrainian-rite bishmonths of ordained married two clergy in the of lack SITUATIONS sympathy both personal were of vocations to the ops for permission to orUkrainian-rite ago. Catholic and telephone calls, cards, priesthood in the Ukrain- dain married men WANTED Shortly afterwards, Arch- Church in Canada range ian-rite and point SPEAK Italian letters, telegrams, floral triout that "I want to know in writMestri, Guido Del from bishop 20 per cent to 80 the BACKYARDS cleaned, rub- butes, prayers and Masses ' WRITE Italian Orthodox Church, ing what rights and priei. bish removed, household said following the loss of then apostolic nuncio to per cent, with both Bishops which has a married clergy, leges I do have." Bishop READ Italian the that Borecky asked Canada, and Rusnak givwalls, ceilings, windows our beloved husband and suffers from a more serious Rusnak said. and Evening Classes washed. Northern ing priests exercise not three the higher estimate. suburbs. father. We also wish to lack of vocations. "We are willing to accept commencing first week in 46 3600. their ministry publicly. The Ukrainian-rite Canthank Bishop Rusnak, Auxiliary the will of the Holy FathRev. Fathers ConFebruary. Enrol now three priests are The adian bishops had submit- Ukrainian bishop, contend- er," he said, but way, O'Mara, Russell, added "it 93 6596 to 9 p.m. FRENCH tutoring by hon.. saying Masses privately, ted a petition to the Vati- ed that the ban on married has• to be clear." ours graduate qualified tea- O'Neill and all those who but are not otherwise exattended Rosary, Requiem Accommodation cher available now. Tele- Mass and funeral. Special ercising their ministry. phone 86 3404. The ordination of marthanks to the Brothers and BOARD required private men to the priesthood ried nursing staff of Mt. St. Ca.home for third year male Busy People Need Home millus nursing home, for has been customary in the student W.A.I.T. Non smoCatholic the wonderful way they Ukranian-rite ker. From end February, Help . . . 21 8966 cared Church. for our loved one. South Perth-Victoria Park Mass offered for your in- "RIGHT WAS area. Mitchell, 53 Richardtentions. God bless you all. son Street, Bouller, 6432. Joseph's Primary School, Waroona. Phone 33 1245.
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Ukrainian-rite clergy contend that the right of the Ukrainian-rite Catholic Apart from his being the Church to ordain married IN SHORT In Memoriam By BERNARD JAY holder of nine world • East Perth, which veteran O'CONNOR, Nellie Mar- men was recognised by the records and a recent winner Union of Brest Livotsk in changes to the board of digaret: In loving memory 1596, whereby the Ukrain- rectors system for 1976, years ago, when only about in world titles over 1,500, of our dear mother. An* Special Instant Housecleaning * Party Help niversary December 5. ian Church returned to and which has a new presi- half of the 522 yachts com- 3,000 and 5,000 metres, he has been for a long time HOUSES, LAND, union with Rome after hav- dent in the person of Mr. peting finished. From the family. engaged in the administraing been separated since the Harry Atlas and will be May Perpetual Light BUSINESSES • The success of the 56- tion of TRIM a tree bros. Treelopathletics and coachGreat Schism the in 11th coached by its former shine upon her. year-old world champion ing, and ping, removing, landscape the W.A. AssociaCentury. champion, Farmer, Graham veteran athlete John Gilgardening, ornamental pools At the end of the 19th bids fair to be a powerful mour, in the Sportsman of ted Sporting Committee, gardens reshaped and tidied, In loving remembrance Century, however, because influence in West Austral- the Year title, was that of commenting on his record, fire breaks, weed and pest of my sister, Mother R.E.I.W.A. referred to his "dedication of complaints by Latin-rite ian football next season. the "dark horse" in the field, found control, odd jobs. Telephone Lawrence, in few people." anniversary bishops in the United Financially the club did but it was well deserved, 87 1820 68 7961. December 13. Madge. States and Canada that the well last season, turning a none the less. All Hours * * * R.I. P. presence of married priests loss into a substantial proLeederville Estate DRIVING in the two countries was a fit which should enable it source of scandal, the Vati- to approach next season Agency STANBURY : Of your PERSONAL tuition by lady 14 Marlow St., Wembley instructor holder of Nation- charity pray for the re- can ordered that Ukrain- with an easy mind. There is a good deal of al Safety Council Certificate. pose of the soul of Eve- ian-rite bishops were not to ordain married men to young the talent in the club lyn, died FLORIST December 10, Mayfair Driving School -priesthood in the two coun- and prospects for the fuTelephone 31 3220, A.H. 1974. tries and that married ture look bright. WENDY QUAYLE 31 9028. Ailsa Jean Bell) Sacred Heart of Jesus priests were not to be sent • Frank Sedgman, the have mercy on her. 38 WICKHAM STREET, EAST PERTH Prop. Ampol Safety Centre, FLORIST to them. Australian Champion, who 1122 WALCOTT STREET, 10 Stirling Road, Clare50 cars operating in all suburbs won Wimbledon 23 years mont. Agents for Safe 'N' DEFIANT All dual controlled for your safety MT. LAWLEY ago, made a welcome apSound Car Seats. Fittings 71 2076 B ISHOPS pearance at Royal Kings free. FOR SALE Ukrainian-rite bishops in Park court during the week Sheafs, wreaths Europe continued to exer- in the R. and I. coaching Concrete Slabs cise the right to ordain clinic to 300 children. wedding bouquets, For Sale. All Sizes. fresh and artificial married men to the priestThe youngsters could not Also Garden Curbing, hood. have a better teacher as the Soak Wells. Open Fridays till 7 p.m. Although the Vatican nearing-50-year-old player CONCRETE SERVICE Congregation for Eastern- who has graced the courts COMPANY Silver candelabra available rite Churches restated the three decades has all the 28-32 Kurnall Road, for loan with floral orders. ban on married priests in requisite of an admirable _ Welshpool — Member of Interflora — the For Ukrainian-rit Free Instructional e in Pamphlets children's Canto make your coach. Tel .: 68 2992 All Hours ada and the United States written rule test easy His game is technically PUBLIC NOTICES Como S /Station several times, most recently sound, he has an attractive Phone: .25 3633 — All Hours in 1973, waves of immigra- personality and his demea460 Canning Highway CLOTHING WANTED tion after both world nour wars on and off the court COMO Help us to help the less brought married priests to has always been excellent. fortunate by sending unPh. 60 3102 the two countries, where Further, he is still arguwanted clothing, paperbacks they continued to exercise ably the best veteran in the sThe Society of St. Vincent de Paul Full mechanical repairs and comics (not magazines, their ministry. game, as his record of nine Automatic Transmission please) to the wins out of 15 tournaments, Service and Repairs. VATICAN — DAUGHTERS OF with earnings of $46,000 Special price on NO ACTION CHARITY CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suites) New Tyres and Wheel testifies. 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Page Eleven
RECORD
Vietnam aftermath: "Later than we think"
CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM OF BISHOPS' VISITS TO ROME VATICAN CITY (NC).— A rise in the number of dioceses and post-Vatican Council II developments have prompted changes regarding the visits which bishops who head dioceses must make to Rome every five years.
Hundreds log underground to save a cathedral
Msgr. Costalunga also The schedule governing which national bishops' con- said that the questionnaire ferences are due to make report which the bishop fillSire Disbanded" once these so-called "ad limina" ed on the state of his dioIn The Record of December 4, a news item, "Vietnam Nuns Communities trying to live visits in any given year has cese while in Rome was upagain jolted one's .conscience and re-opened a very deep wound that I have been been redrawn by the Vati- dated this year by the staVietnam. South of fall tragic the with since can Congregation for Bish- tistical office of the papal The tragedy of South Vi- ops in a decree released Secretariat of State to inof our business. The article by well- over. Taylor etnam may well have sealed here. Rosemary As The two or three local clude questions on such new known and heroic welfare sup- said, "I'm afraid of what the fate of the whole of ministries as post-conciliar Msgr. worker Rosemary Taylor, clergy who publicly said The decree, MEXICO CITY (NC). bishop will happen to their (the South-East Asia, including American the diaconate permanent ported imthe reality the to ointed the of Costalunga, llo p Hunderds of workers' Marce — freedom Australia, with the "light of posed by communist take- and whipped up a small South Vietnamese) congregation, updated regu- and lay catechists. are labouring underpermanbeing world" of the liberty their speech, explained, Catholic he the of report, The of section over in any country, as lations in force since 1911. ground at depths of more of pro- mind — to me this seems ently extinguished. includes questions on the than 130 feet to arrest opposed to the mealy- youth into a spirit new many are "There numbers of Baptisms, wedof test on false information more important than life Is it not high time that mutterings mouthed the sinking of Mexic consequently and sel- diocese being ceased we daily rice." dings and confirmations per- City's cathedral. those, for reasons of polit- have been strangely quiet or the varin bishops more many remorality, in our ective since said, diocese the in once formed Lord our As The historic cathedral, ical bias, would have the since. when I moved the mental blinkers ious countries today," the the last report was filed, as the president' facing Could it be that their "where were you free world believe it was out. pointed monsignor well as information on how hungxy, imprisoned, ill and made and honest and palace, has been a vic possible to co-exist with the morality is rather selective was (pathe last bodies of the new assessment consultative in that, pragmatic said He tim not only of subsidin protagonists of communism and that their wearing of etc"? dreadful conse- five-year cycle of ad limina rish councils, priests' sensubsoil, but of a subwa Has this been taken to obvious and and that those countries mental blinkers has so disfreedom torted the truth that the pre- mean literally only those quences of ignoring the ob- visits, only 184 bishops ates) are working out. enjoying years ago. built still made the trip one year, vious dangers? A support system o should turn their back and sent situation can be ex- we could hop into our car in another. AUSTRALIANS' came 930 before, while stated have I As 286 pylons is being in ignore the plight of the plained away as "the self and visit in our own counit is far later than we The new scheduling, he NEXT TRIP stalled. Provision is mad thousands who, "voted with determination by indigenous try and exclude the dire think. said, would clear up major The questionnaire, Msgr. for addition of other sup their feet" and fled before people" that we must turn need of our brothers in far J. F. HARDING, Dianella. disproportions. Costalunga said, also asked ports should the subs •the Communist terror. our backs on as being none greater need overseas about the bishop's individ- subside further. The original founda ual relations with the na"FREEDOM OF tions date back to 1563 of conference tional bishops' THE PRESS" on the site of a majo which he was a part. The Western media of The ad limina consist of Aztec temple. been have ommunications c At that time, a ston pilgrimages to the tombs of -excluded, almost to a man, platform approximat an Paul. and St. Peter St. from South Vietnam withaudience with the Pope and six and a half feet thick out a word of protest of with Vatican officials, and a was laid. wofirst the are they But "freedom of the Press", as This original platform, Next SYDNEY.— on the state of the report men to live there. yet another iron curtain is is being used to supporti bishop's diocese. most Australia's year, lowered over the tragic sufSome years ago a Sydney new pylon foundatio The Latin phrase "ad li— ferings of our "brothers in famous seminary pe lawyer, Miss Janet Coombs, mina' refers to a visit "to ystem, which will per College, Patrick's St. Christ" in this ravished attended lectures in Canon the threshhold" of the ear- mit precise control ofl Manly, in the archdiocountry. the movements of the Law at Manly. thly dwelling places (the An American Bishop cese of Sydney — will tombs) of the two apostles. edifice. ake br significant Bay. A Lavender one-year their extend will who sought the world head- open its doors to Once the work is comAmerican bishops made The move to Manly will through come two years ago course at Manly to the delines with his story of at- women. the cathedral io pleted, in visits ad limina last their Josethe of Zealand use full New them when a allow rocities to political prisonIn 1976 a group of nuns gree level. to withstand expected 1974. The nuns are students of seminary and faculty facili- phite nun, Sister Rosa ers alledgedly held by the will take up residence at the Under the new schedule, the effects of continuedj fulla lias Manly enrolled the as such Courtney, ties, Theological Catholic the Thieu regime — a story seminary, most of them for settling of the subsoil, in-1 time degree student at Man- the bishops of Australia that was later proved to be a one-year course in the- Faculty of Sydney, a group brary. earthquakes. eluding to their Rovisit will make neighof priests who also teach For 90 years the Manly ly while living in a transparently false — has ology. Within the next twol 1978. in me, convent. not been reported in the Two of the nuns have the St. Patrick's seminar- seminary has prepared male bouring years, the foundations 4 Previously she had been students from all over AusAustralian Catholic Press already enrolled in the ians. the cathedral of Mexicoj Keep of the abreast principal of St. Mary's Colin condemning the grave three-year course for a Previously the nun-stu- tralia for the priesthood. will be as massive as thel times; keep abreast Strictly speaking, the 1976 lege, Gisborne (North Isldeprivation of basic human Bachelor of Theology de- dents of the faculty were structure it supports. rights in South Vietnam gree. The State is financing located in church buildings nuns are not the first wo- and), a girls' school with with the Church—Read co-education in the upper since the Communist take- It is expected that others at the nearby parish of men to study at Manly. all costs of restoration. THE RECORD levels.
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THEOLOGY Sister Courtney welcomed the on-campus residence of nuns and the enrolment of other nuns in the degree course. "One year's theology," she said, "is insufficient for anyone who is going to hold a responsible position in SCHOOL LIBRARIES Catholic education. "It is vital that such peoRecently announced and much sought after childreitsple have a strong theologic- book award winning books are well worth a place in the school library: al background. "Today we are finding For the JOHN NEWBERRY award for "the most that catechists and theolo- distinguished contribution to American literature for . gians cannot dialogue fruit- children" the 1975 winning book was Virginia Hamilton's "M.C. Higgins the Great," published by MacMillan. fully. graduate who The winner of the RANDOLPH J. CALDECOTC "Nuns from the Sydney Faculty award for "the best illustrated children's book" was Getcan act as mediators be- ald McDermott, adaptor and illustrator of "Arrow of the Sun : a Pueblo Indian Tale", published by Viking tween both groups. "Catechists suffer from Press. The LAURA INGALLS WILDER award, given every their lack of theology; and or illustrator whose books, pubtheologians suffer from their five years "to an authorover a period of five years made lished in U.S.A., have lack of catechetical method. a substantial and lasting contribution to literature for "Many theologians say children" went to Beverley Cleary (12 of her titles art: that method doesn't matter listed in "Fiction for Primary Schools"). — but it does matter because without method their message has no impact on RESEARCH VENTURE 20th-Century man." Enquiries about the - new The suspension and expulsion of students, what parcourses at Manly have ents expect of schools, decision making involving parent*, come from convents in staff and students, are some of the data that will be needother States, ed by a new research venture of the Catholic Education Australian New Zealand and Papua- Commission. The aim is to improve the basis for decision making New Guinea. Nuns already enrolled in- at national and State levels. Other State commissions and education offices haw clude Good Samaritans, "brown" and "black" Jose- been asked to co-operate. phites, Sisters of Mercy, The new data are in addition to demographic and fiand Franciscan Missionaries nancial data that are already being covered in other dopartrnent s. of Mary. The Manly one-year course offers a core of basic theology and Scripture, COMMISSION SUBMISSION as well as optional subjects A sub-committee of the West Australian Catholic Edulike spirituality, liturgy and cation Commission has co-opted Mr. Warren Pickering, church history. president of the P. and F. Federation, to work with it on Nuns may also attend the preparation of a submission for 1977-1978 to the specialist lectures and cour- Australian Schools Commission. ses open to the seminarThis type of practical co-operation between two bodians. ies that are committed to the promotion of the good of And already plans are be- Catholic children and their parents is seen by the Cat!). ing made to enrol lay-peo- olic Education Commission to be highly desirable. ple and Religious Brothers in the Manly courses. The new venture is di• Information contained in Education File is rected by Dr. Eugene Stocksupplied by the Catholic Education Office, 19 ton, an archaeologist in, Henry Street, Shenton Park, 6008, phone 81 5444. both biblical and Australian Queries and items for inclusion should be directed fields. to the Communications Officer at that address.
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Poge Twelve
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Trotting Selections
Thursday, December 1 1, 1975:
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World of Sport
(Run at Gloucester Park on Friday Night) 7.30 — PACING GIFT (I). Pure Steel, Virgil Queen, 'Mins-haw. 8.00 — QUALIFYING STAKES. (Mobile). Ramon Adios, Junior Two, Kiaora Lodge. 8.30 — PACING CUP (1). Royal Force, Don't Retreat, Napoleon. 9.00 — PACING GIFT (2). Baldavis, Prince Pipi, Springfield Countess. . 9.35 — PACING CUP (2). Al's Holiday, Typhson, True Raiarmagh. 10.10 — PACING GIFT (3). Peter Anstey, Lotus, Wracketa. 10.40 — PACING CUP (3). James Eden Paleface Adios, Vesper Lad.
Jottings from the arenas
As is customary the West "Many of his translations Indies batsmen gave the are reprinted in overseas By BERNARD JAY liant bowling of Bob spectators full value for sports medicine and coachPaulsen, whose eight their money and contributing journals." for 71 in the second ed much to a wonderful it is on the verge of further that a coaching magazine game of cricket. " improvement. produced by the South Ausinnings has rarely been Lloyd's men are someThere are substantial tralian National Fitness State times gently chided for their the equalled, plans for the future and Council is winning interna- IN SHORT dashing, light-hearted apteam's victory over the tional acclaim. proach, but who could Mr. Venn's call for unity "The magazine, 'Modern • The appointment of was timely. revealed Indies West have gained anything but xr•-‘, SOUTH LIGHT, a brown flashed home to finish secAthlete and Coach', is the the triple Brownlow Medal His report on immense the nationpleasure from the asoutstanding heartening race other colt by the Lampert out of ond to the work of Mr. Jess Jarver winner, Ian Sewart, as stream of fours, sixes and al league was optimistic, Dixie Lou, made a good horse Good Morgan. pects of the team's other runs that came from even though he said that who has been its editor non-playing coach of South impression when he made since its inception in 1961", Melbourne sets the great CRAFTY ZAM, owned • the bat of Richards (175), the league would not oper- it says: his debut in the Summer by. a syndicate which com- cricket. left-footer the greatest test ate until 1977 Fredericks (108), (instead and Lloyd of Handicap over 1,000 met- prises W.A.T.C. Committee"Working from an office he will ever have in footThey were the general bat- (105)? 1976). res. This colt who is a half man. Harold Jarvis, Dr. ting strength (revealed mostin the South Australian Na- ball. brother to last Saturday's Hugh Callagher, John Sar- ly in the second innings) In the field the team This may be to the ad- tional Fitness Centre in His playing ability is -bewinner Cheyenne Chief, is ich and Bob Wrightson, the batting of Rob Langer played fine cricket, with vantage of Western Ausral- Adelaide, Mr. Jarver, who owned by Alf and Ken put the writing on the wall (96 and 71), Kim Hughes Boyce's five for 72 and the ia which has underaken to speaks five languages, tran- yond question. How be will Hampton and trained for when he flashed home to (102), Brayshaw (100 not • steady bowling of Holder raise S50,000 in the first slates material from over- fare in trying to get South Melbourne into the final them by Paddy Rock. finish fourth in the Hope- out), a good second innings backed up by some brilliant year to subsidise travel seas journals, particularly five is another matter. Perth fielding between and — costs which spectators those published in Russia, Stakes hand, the openers Wally Graduation With the disadvantage of toun I n the past three years Germany and France. Edwards and Laird in the have come to expect from Adelaide. no allowance for his ap- over 1,400 metres. Graeme John, formerly of "In this way Mr. Jarver prentice rider and the fact " As this was only his sec- second innings, and of the teams from the Caribbean. This might appear to be W.A., has, by patient that he lost ground when ond run after a long spell, captain, Rodney Marsh who It may be claimed that a high price to pay for the is bringing to his Australimproved the rounding the turn, I am I . feel he " will • improve is gradually running into this game provided another W.A. entry into the nation- ian subscribers knowledge coaching, looking for a big improve- greatly and recoup his con- form. example of the West Indies' al competition but if it is a about coaching develop- team and has laid the groundwork for further adment next time he races nections for monies lost There was also the field- weakness against spin, but prerequisite and the W.A. ments in European coun- vances but there is a lot of tries. particularly if he has the last Saturday. that claim is able federation to meet should not be ing of the W.A. team durhard work ahead for Stewservices of a senior jockey. the commitment without JAZZ RHYTHM, a bay ing the West Indies big first made lightly. Jarver has a sports art. mare by Gay Saba, is be- innings, and mention should Without detracting :at all undue hardship the thing education degree from an A s a member of St. Kil"MAKATILLA, a chest- ing, prepared for racing by also be made of the bowl- from Paulsen's excellent is to press on and gain the Estonian university. da's only premiership side nut gelding by Atilla made Jeff Smith who had so ing of Alderman and Mal- performance, it has :to be benefits accruing which will "He came to Australia in and a member of a winning a return to racing after a much success with Dahl one in that innings. remembered that if was be substantial. 1948 and has been involved long spell in the Soropti- Shar. This mare was slow Alderman is justifying achieved on a wicket -which The news that plans for with national fitness since Richmond team, Stewart was an inspiring player. It mist Handicap for three- away again on Saturday the faith the selectors have had started to crumble and the visit to Tottenham Hot- 1953. may be that his coaching year-olds over 1,200 metres. but I noticed her finish shown in him and Malone in these conditions any spur and Sunderland, the His magazine, which goes This horse was turned out strongly in fifth place when has become one of the best first-class batting side- is li- English First Division clubs to coaches, unkersities and - will be inspirational enough in magnificent condition by the post was reached. I bowlers in the Sheffield able to be dismissed cheap- had been finalised was good high schools, has subscrib- In take South Melbourne part owner-trainer Frank think she will be a good Shield competition. ly by accurate, persistent news, as was the possibility ers from 37 o;erseas coun- t o the heights. Maynard and should im- thing next time she races It would be difficult to and skilful spin bowling of of visits of Glasgow Cel- tries. give too high praise to the quality of Paulsen's. prove on this run n hen he in the country. tic, Derby County, Heart Paulsen, who may now be of Midlothian and Bologna in contention for a Test (Italian). * * place. These visits which have His phenomenal bowling The return of Mr. John become a feature of the has to be placed in the soccer scene cannot fail to context of the seyere maul- Venn for his third twoing the West Indies batsmen year term as president of do good and to advance the gave him in the first inn- the W.A. Soccer Federation standard of the game here. ings. Considered in this represents something of a * * Ge ear girm light, it was an example of milestone for him and the federation. near-perfect slow spin bowlAn article in the Sepof Distinction ing and a model which all During his presidency the tember issue of "Recreayoung aspiring bowlers of game has made some not- tion", the newsletter of the this type could well follow. able advances in this State advisory service of the AusNow operating from The captaincy of Marsh and, as he told the annual tralian Department of Recagain brought good results. meeting of the federation, reation and Tourism says 555 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK . . 61 7711 Best Bet: PETER ANSTEY.
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Last Sunday, when a contingent of 19 players from the West Australian Catholic Lawn Tennis Association and several spectators travelled to Northam and were guests of the St. Joseph's Tennis Club, they found the game in excellent shape there. An association spokesman said that it was most encouraging to find
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REVIVAL OF SHIELD URGED
He also expressed the feeling that Northam were most keen to see the Archbishop's Shield competition resumed. The Archbishop's Shield was the trophy awarded to the premier country team in the annual country carnival, which was normally held over the March
long week-end. championships The fell away after the Catholic clubs in towns such as Bunbury, Albany. Geraldton and Kalgoorlie disbanded. In response, the W.A. C,L.T.A. president. Mr. Bryan Kukura, thanked Northam for their hospitality and supported Mr. Roach's remarks about the Archbishop's Shield.
MOVES FOR EXPANSION He said that a concerted effort was now being made to increase all Catholic tennis activities, both metropolitan and country, and all macountry centres jor would be approached shortly with a view to re-establishing contact and resuming their participation in any future country championsips. It is hoped that further trips of this nature by groups of players from the W.A.C.L.T.A. will take place during the season.
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