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Growth in Religiou life In the shift in today's society where peoOle participated more in decision making, many kople lacked the human skills to listen to #ach other, a Marist expert on the religious life said this week.

Brother Ronald Fogarty, re-activate in a new way of an Australian Marist Bro- life". "We are seeking that orther of international repute, was commenting on iginal dynamism that existthe programmes that he is ed in Mother McAuley or Woods, Tenison currently conducting with Father the major orders of women (founders of the Sisters of religious in Western Aus- Mercy and the Sisters of St. Joseph respectively). tralia. Each age, including our Brother Fogarty is in Perth on his tenth visit in own, imposes limits on that charism, according to Bronearly four years. In that time he has done ther Fogarty. a complete programme with the Federation of Sisters of DYING AND Mercy (West Perth), is RISING conducting a programme In all religious life, there for the Union of Sisters of is a dying and rising; reMercy (Victoria Square) and newal will never stop in the • Brother RONALD FOGARTY, visiting Marist expert on the Religious life, pictured in Perth this has launched a programme Church, he believes. with the Sisters of St. John week with Sister MARIA GORETTI, Provincial-Superior of the Union of Sisters of Mercy. Brother Fogarty puts his of God. finger on people and not on structures and organi'RENEWAL' HAS sations as the real heart of the problem. HAD ITS DAY During his present visit It is not a problem only he also conducted the annu- of the more recently founal retreat for the Sisters of ded religious orders of men St. Joseph at South Perth and women in the Church; Arcording to Brothel he finds much the same difFogarty the word 'renewal', ficulty with the monastic in vogue since Vatican II, orders with whom he works has had its day; it has be- principally in the United come too associated with States which along with changes whereas the empha- Canada and the U.K. he sis has now shifted to visits frequently. growth and development PARENTS AND Within the Church. "Ten years ago we just CHILDREN talked about change; we Nor is the lack of skill VATICAN CITY (NC).— If a conclave spoke of adaptation without to participate in a new conany sense of what we were cept of life restricted only were held soon, U.S. cardinals would constitute adapting to", he observed. to religious orders. the second largest bloc of votes among cardin"When today's parents IDEALS OF R OME (NC). — earlier, the debate was post- feat for the Catholic Chur- als now eligible to elect a Pope. and youths are in conflict, FOUNDERS ch and the Christian Demreguto trying are parents of Italy's ma- poned. Leaders "Now there is a return At this time, 99 cardinals vote in a conclave to 120. Legislation ordinarily by lives children's their late jor political parties de- cannot be passed when a ocratic Party. to the sources of Christian be under age 80 and All must be under age 80. would they which to rules applying All parties have been trylife, and a return, in the recided last week to post- caretaker government is in For months, strong ruto elect a Pope. eligible thus cona ing to avoid a referendum ligious orders, to the ideals were accustomed in parliamentary power. pone mors have circulated that a said. he society," forming they on abortion because of the founders, to re-disThe number of Italian consistory to create new broader debate on Given the complexity of considered the last referen(• CONTINUED P. 3) cover, to re-express and to grounds for abortion the abortion issue, many ob- dum traumatic for the na- cardinal-electors would ' be cardinals will be held soon. 24, constituting 24 per cent during the country's servers felt that the race tion. The rumor is based on of conclave voters. conthe against referendum, the fact that two positions governmental crisis. communists, especiThe Paul In 1963, when Pope sidered close even before the The decision increased Government's fall, would ally, feel that an abortion was elected, 28 of the 82 in the Roman Curia, the Church's central administraalienate would referendum nationa that likelihood the electors were Italian. They tive offices, which are usube lost by the Parliament. Catholics of groups certain wide referendum would be then constituted 34 per cent ally held by cardinals, are The referendum could be held this northern spring to delayed one year if nation- who are becoming more of the voters. now filled by archbishops. determine the fate of Italy': wide elections were called. sympathetic to the Coma car• the U.S. of 11 Ten Party. munist laws Archbishop Corrado Bafanti-abortion present But almost all Italian polsupported dinals could vote in a con- ile heads the Congregation Communists Last year proponents of iticians have opposed the • major Christian Democratic clave for Saints' Causes and Arrelaxed abortion laws gath- calling of elections. today. chbishop Eduardo Pironio is ered 800,000 signatures on Italy's 1974 referendum legislation before the GovThe average age of car- proprefect of the Congregapetitions to force a refer- on divorce, in which voters ernment's fall as a signal that they would make good dinal-voters would be 66 tion for Religious. endum on abortion. iao'• supported the introduction years, compared to 72 in The Italian Parliament, in of divorce into the coun- partners in government. Several major archdioA referendum campaign 1963. an effort to avoid the refer- try, was interpreted as a decese often headed by carthey would which in have endum, has ben working If a conclave were immi- dinals, such as Westminster to oppose the Christian De- nent, Africa would be rep- in England and Manila in quickly in committees to ON INSIDE -PAGES mocrats would only hurt resented by eight voting car- the Philippines, are not at prepare new abortion laws. 4 the image they want to give. dinals. In 1963 only Cardin- present headed by cardinals. Debate on a Bill which Calendar The Christian Democrat- al Laurean Rugambwa of would permit abortion in Classified Pope Paul could name up the first trimester if a docAdvertising 10 ic majority had declined Tanzania, to 21 cardinals in the next -Salaam, steadily in recent elections, tor authorised the mother's Letters D voatrecl. -es 11 consistory and still be within while the Communist party's request was scheduled to be 4 News In Pars Asian cardinals vot- the quota of 120 voters. Five vote had risen. debated in the Lower House Their present strengths ed in 1963, while nine could The last cardinal to turn of the Parliament January Sister Philomena te made tweedName cc amt.' il Earle 5 stand, respectively, at about vote today. 80 was Australian Cardinal 13. CANNING HIGHWAY 12 35 and 33 per cent of the Pope Paul has limited the Norman Gilroy whose birthBut because the Italian Sport (opposite Boans, 11 electorate. number of cardinals who day was January 22. 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faith and media; work of Aboriginal land 'more than a piece Truth Societ of dirt'

leople, the continuation YEPPOON, (Q1d.): and the grand total is 646 )f their life. That was thousand, more than half a A recent description where they begin and million. of Aboriginal land that is where they reMost popular were pam- as a piece of dirt turn. phlets on abortion, marri- was the same as say"When we hear of the age, and expositions of the ing to Catholics that complications of setting Faith. up legislation for land There was a marked de- St. Peter Basilica, rights for our people, we • By Father BERNARD O'CONNOR, mand for the large print Rome, is just a barnyard, Fr. Patrick thing that was very clear can see that the Aborigprayerbook. editor of A.C.T.S. Publications. inal concept of land is Inflation has had its effect Dodson, MSC, 27„. in Aboriginal law. difficult for those who Australia's limitations Ab"The first of "It is through -them," he on pamphlet prices. my land are clear to me. have taken over this Catholic original writes. "that she proclaims Over the years more than The Australian Catholic Originally they were id. 'from the housetops' the Truth Society was establish- 1,670 separate titles have In the "The area from which country to grasp," Fr. 1920's they rose to priest, told delegates Dodson said. message of which she is the ed in 1904 following an ad- been published as well as 2d. In the 60's they reached at the annual con- I derive my existence is depository. dress by the late Dean many official documents. clear to me and to those 'MEANS MUCH' of the 6d each. Today the range ference "In them she finds a mod- Hegarty at the Second AusAt present the A.C.T.S. is 20 cents or more. Queensland Aborigi- in my group," he said. -Land means so much ern and effective version of tralasian Catholic Congress Catalogue, 1976 lists 270 "Land provides for to Aboroginal people. nal and Islander A great and abiding prothe pulpit. held that year in Mel- titles available under 20 "It is not just a "bit my physical needs and blem facing the A.C.T.S. is Catholic Council. "Thanks to them she suc- bourne. sectional headings. of dirt', not just somespiritual provides my that of distribution. Primarspeaking the to ceeds in The conference was It was set up -by Archthing that symbolises the This catalogue is avail- ily this depends upon church held at St. Brendan Col- needs. multitudes." bishop Carr of Melbourne "It is a regeneration past traditions, but the Realist, as he is, the Pope with the full support of Car- able from A.C.T.S. Publi- porch sales. lege, Yeppon, from Janupresent things — the of stories. sees that use of the means dinal Moran, Archbishop of cations, G.P.O. Box 2854A A ary 5 to 9. present reality that is "New stories are sung DISTRIBUT 3001. Melbourne, ION communition presocial of Fr. Dodson said that Sydney and the other Aussomewhat associated Record of distribution of sents a challenge: "through tralian bishops. (How few modern churfor the Aboriginal peo- from contemplation of stories are with the mystery of the the pamphlets show that a ches provide a pamphlet ple, land was a dynamic the land, them the evangelical messpresence of Christ report in July, 1939, states rack in their planning). age should reach vast massnotion, something crea- handed down from spirit men of the past who among us. that "over six million pames of people . . . with the ORIGINAL AIM tive. More important still is an "The land has that type capacity of piercing the conThe society has always phlets have been distributed appreciation of the value of Land was not bound have deposited the richof symbolism, that type at various es places — science of each individual, tried to maintain its origin- by the A.C.T.S. since its by the geographical limthe pamphlets by the parish of dynamism about it." of implanting itself in his al aim, to "diffuse cheap foundation in 1904." itations placed on it by the sacred places." clergy and dedicated laity. Fr. Dodson said that million One of these went was the he though as heart Catholic literature . . . pubsurveyor a who marked Satisfactory rack sales dewhen people came with only person being address- lications of devotional, doc- in the three years 1936-38. out an and area said: pend on both display of THE SACRED their Anglo-Saxon backed . . ." trinal, historical and social In the war years which fresh and cared-for pam"This is your plot." ground to try to charPLAC ES which will keep the followed, three and a half phlets selected for local concontent THEY PASS Fr. Dodson said that acterise the Aboriginal people abreast of the needs million more were taken. By ditions with general interest LIVING QUICKLY sacred places were not attitude to land in law, of the day." its golden jubilee. 1954, 15 aroused by recommendation ENTITY Whatever the value of the Its history over the past million pamphlets was the just simply geographic- they faced some of the from the priest. Land was the generaspoken word, whatever the 73 years has been a chequ- total. ally beautiful, they were greatest problems they Many pamphlets have tion point of existence, effectiveness of the light and ered one, but, in spite of holy places, even more ever experienced. been valued by secondary it was the maintenance sound of the television the tremendous social and holy than shrines, but faced some of the great teachers as background rea- of existence, the spirit screen. whatever the depths cultural changes which have SALES not commercialised. "They don't see what ding, or texts, for Christian from which Aboriginal of the soul great theatre swept over Australia in this They were sacred. The There has been a decline living classes. Among others the Aboriginals see, they existence came. pass all these touch. may time it still has its place in annual sales since then, are How to Read the greatest respect was don't understand it, they Bible "It is a living place shown quickly. in the field of social com- but the figures remain sat- and booklets on to them and they don't love it in the same the Mass. made up of sky, clouds, The past moment is diffi- munications and plays a isfactory. Sales in 1968 were Simplified versions of papal rivers, trees, the wind, were used for the regen- way Aboriginals do,' Ft cult to recall. valuable role in the living 349,718, and in 1969 in-, documents have found fav- the sand and the spirit eratiton of Aboriginal Dodson said. The printed word, on the Church today. creased to 379,944. our. that has created all these other hand, remains to be Figures for 1973-75 show things — the spirit that recalled at will. that despite great and rap- SUBSCRIBERS planted my own spirit It remains to be re-read, PUBLICATIONS id changes in Catholic life there, my own country," to be pondered reflectively. The first pamphlet pub- in Australia, the A.C.T.S. — ONLY 2,500 The printed word has abid- lished by the society was pamphlets still hold a notCatechists and serious Fr. Dodson said. "It is something — ing worth. a controversial one The aple place in the mass media students will find these and and yet it is not a thing Priests and People of Ire- field. many other titles helpful and PAMPHLET'S —it is a living entity. land, a Vindication. In this period, 48 new encouraging. PLACE The author was Cardinal titles have been published, The third source of cir- It belongs to me, I beIt is on this principle, in Moran. 384,000 pamphlets. culation is annual member- long to the land. I rest in it. I come from the field of the Catholic In the past the society This figure excludes such ship. Press that the pamphlet has published Australian edi- special publications as the For a subscription of there." its place. Fr. Dodson said that tions of overseas pamphlets, Parish Mass Book and Eu- $2.50 the subscriber reThe pamphlet, usually de- most successfully, in the late charistic Congress books. NEW YORK (NC) — A report by the ceives the 12 newly pub- land was a notion that scribed as a paper-covered '30's and '40's those of Fr. The acceptability of these lished pamphlets of each was most difficult to Carnegie Endowment for International Peace publication of fewer than Daniel Lord S.J., from Am- new pamphlets is indicated current year. categorise in English has credited Catholic and Protestant missioners 100 pages, is as old as print- erica. Regretfully there are only law, but is was some- and church relief agencies with giving "more by the fact that 31 of them ing. itself. Most recently there has have had to be reprinted, 2,500 such subscribers, a medical and food aid to starving Ethiopians" It has always been signi- been an abundance of local some three and four times a minute proportion of Ausat the height of the Ethiopian drought in 1973 ficant in religious as well as material of excellent qual- over. tralia's nominal Catholic than all international agencies and donor- nopolitical controversy. ity meeting the need of the These reprints add 262 population of more than tions combined. Thus the 90 Tracts for moment. thousand to the above figure three million. the Times played a vital role The report also charged States, including the Amerin the Oxford (Tractarian) that there was a co-ordin- ican Holy Ghost Fathers. Movement launched by John ated coverup of the drought Personnel at the outset Henry (later Cardinal) Newby the international com- was provided by volunteers man and his associates in munity. from Irish Concern, a reliet the 19th Century. At the peak of the organisation with which PIONEER LONDON (NC) — drought, during the seven Father Doheny is connectOF SOCIETY beginning May, ed. Anglican priests and months The first Catholic Truth 1973, the Christian Relief laity living in Europe Meanwhile, the report asSociety for the publication are being consulted Fund in Addis Ababa pro- serts, "every major natiortai of pamphlets was launched vided the "first substantial relief agency, most donor ROME (NC) — Its only bishop is serving a life term in prison, about a proposal to create by a layman. James Britten, an extra territorial dio- help" to victims, according nations and many African its schools have been confiscated and its missionaries expelled, but the in London, in 1884. to the Carnegie Endowment leaders" were playing down cese of the Church of He pioneered the placing Church in Guinea is optimistic about the future. report. England that would reor denying the disaster. The letter was a reBut it has 18 men in of racks for pamphlets in place two jurisdictions: The ad hoc Christian Re"If Christian Churches According to the Inter- major seminaries and 60 affirmation of his loyalty churches. that of the bishop of lief Fund was an interchurch had not come in, the starvaThe English Catholic national Fides Service, enrolled in the West Af- to the Holy See and an London over Anglic- organisation headed by Irish tion would have been so Truth Society continues its published by the Vati- rican nation's Catholic expression of the arch- ans living in northern Holy Ghost Father Kevin bishop's willingness to good work today. great that I cannot eyed can's Congregation for preparatory colleges. and central Europe, and Doheny, who had been act- guess at the numbers who suffer for the Church. In recent years its sales the Evangelisation of that of the Bishop of ive in relief work in Biafra Though the country's would have died," Jack have exceeded three WHIM Peoples, the Guinean Gibraltar over Anglicans during the rebellion there. pamphlets annually; this, in Church has only 15 Catholic schools were Shepherd, a former senior living in countries from confiscated 1961 in and CATECHISTS Money and food was sup- editor of Look magazine spite of the advent of paper- priests. Portugal along the Med- plied to although 35,000 TURN TO the backs in the 1950's and their the Christian Relief and author of the Carnegie iterranean to Turkey Catholics and 1,500 Procontinued popularity. Fund by agencies of various report, "The Polities Or Laymen on Guinea are testants make up only Anglicans living in Christian denominations in Starvation," said to NC said to be fervent and one per cent of the popuEurope are also served Europe and the United News. lation of 4 million Christ- serious about the faith. by six congregations of Much of the work once ians are allowed to the American Episcopal "preach and practice" re- performed by mission- Church with a resident ligion without govern- aries has been should- bishop in Germany. S PECIAL ered by Guinea's 85 fullThe proposed unified ment interference. time catechists. OSPIT AL diocese of Europe would H The influence of Christ— Sole Agents -About 40 more laymen be represented in the ians, according to Fides, Church of England's in training. are Is said to be great. In 1967, President Se- 'General Synod, but its bishop would not be kou Toure, described by eligible for memberFides as pursuing an inNO VISITORS; 165-171 Hay Street, Subiaco ship in the British House dependent African form LETTER TO POPE 81 5700 of socialism, expelled all of Lords, as are the bishops of Great Britain. The country, however, foreign missionaries. LATE WESTRAL WINE & SPIRIT AGENCY active no has still the that said He bishops. "Fit for a King' Church needed to be Archbishop Raymond Africanised. Tchidimbo of Conakry, a Guinean member of the Holy Ghost Congregation, has been in prison for five years, serving a Prayers for Priests is an apostolate of prayer to assist all priests in their life sentence on charges Vocation of Life and for the increase of Vocations to the Priesthood. 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Castledare has benefited to the extent of $31,400 as a result of the special trotting evening held in its benefit at Gloucester Park earlier this month.

The proceeds were an- era! accountants who have nounced at a special pre- been able to provide expert sentation by the Premier, consultation on the state of sir Charles Court, at the the buildings at Castledare offices of the West Austral- and also to make a thorough ian Trotting Association at study of its finances and Gloucester Park last Wed- assist with is budgeting. nesday night. The group have proved Chairman of the W.A.- themselves invaluable in TA., Sir Frank Ledger, pre- making approaches to the Whitely, Government and other bodsented Brother a ies for assistance. superior, Castledare cheque for $15,093 being the proceeds of the meeting CO-OPERATE and the allocation of the Bishop Quinn, who atAssociation's TAB income tended the presentation, notevening. for the ed that when the Christian Brothers were first invited SPONSORS to W.A. it was always inSir Frank explained that tended that their efforts every horse at the meeting would be a contribution to was sponsored by a dona- the community of W.A. and tion of $25 and a ballot for this was being reflected in life, the apostolate and the 'The children refuse to horses was necessary as the the work being done at government and administralisten, arguments follow, fund was oversubscribed. Castledare. tion of the congregation. A fter all prizes had been In expressing his appreci- tempers are lost and people purchased an excess of ation of the amount being walk out of the house". RESEARCH $1,600 was derived from presented he noted that it this scheme. was the result of a co-oper- "AFRAID" essentials such as prayer GROUPS The apostolic areas covHe noted appreciatively ative effort by three bodies "Very few such people and the meaning of the apered nursing, teaching, misthe supply of pre-sale tick- — the government as or- have the skills to sit down ostolic life. On the other hand, while sion and pastoral work, soets by Fairplay printers, the ganisers of the civic com- and listen to each other advertising supplied by 6IX, munity, the Church through patiently", Brother Fogarty such spiritual renewal was cial work anti other forms the Trotting Bookmakers the efforts of the Christian observes. under way the individual of apostolic involvement. The sisters would search A ssociation, Surfside Cater- Brothers and the trotting "With no human skills Sisters had to cope with ers for the television set and business men who had to participate in the changes their individual fears, even out the mind and charism prize, and Kevin Sullivan pooled their efforts to ar- that are taking place older the sub-conscious insecurity of the founders of the order and Associates for the tro- range the trotting benefit. people, including religious, of living in changing times. in 1871, Bishop Thomas Furlong and Mother Visitaphy for the inaugural state Other guests at the pre- are often afraid of what ROLE OF THE tion Clancy. lady drivers championship. sentation included John will happen if regulations Research groups each RELIGIOUS Walker. chairman of the are moved. 'TYPICAL Brother Fogarty said that made up of ten members "One sister said recently: raising committee; fund Kevin McGinnity, of Kevin 'They have kicked the a religious community could had been specially trained TREASURY' props away and left me in prompt people to say that by Brother Ronald on the The Premier, Sir Charles Sullivan and Associates; such a life-style would not method of gathering ideas a void' ". Tatof chairman Ree, Jack Court, then made a presenmake sense if God did not from the communities of WilArthur Club; tersall's tation to Brother Whitely exist; it created a mystery sisters throughout the proSUPERIOR'S of the State taxes derived son, a president of the Trotof God's presence in the vince. ting Bookmakers Associa- VIEW from the meeting. world. tion; Ern Taylor, manager of Sister Goretti, provincial Noting that the amount 6IX; Ross McDonald of The flow-on from religiof the of Union Superior was '16,274.88 exactly in Taimac Electronics. ous life to the world was Sisters of Mercy admitted summed up by St. Paul: To typical Treasury style' he atLater Brother Whitely that it was "demanding" for tached his personal cheque each member the measure of $25.12 to round of the explained that not only will Sisters to have to listen to of the Spirit is given for the help proceeds trotting the the over views others each figure. good of the whole. the institution to survive the four-day session held at the The theological principle Sir Charles Commended coming year but improvethe organisers for the am- ments will be made to the Redemptorist retreat house. behind this was fairly clear, "The task, however, is to he said, the problem of ount of effort put into get- shower block- for the boys. involve everyone, to hear achieving this in practice ting public support for the BOYS TOWN (NC).— what is in the hearts of all was more difficult. trotting meeting proving that First the military service that the govso Sisters the INTAKE People want to help others academies and now anernment of the ,congregation PROGRAMME if the right contact can be The Wearne Trust will other male stronghold in the collegial truly be can St. of Sisters the With made. also be donating funds for the new code of John of God, Brother Fog- may be welcoming girls of spirit this purpose. for the first time. Canon law", she said. arty has conducted an initCARE While no one is sugIn its present task of carFormer government con- ial part of the programme gesting a change in Boys He said that more valu- ing for young boys with sisted in elected representasister members of 75 with able than the money being special disturbance prob- tives attending chapter meetTown's famous motto donated was the 'tender lo- lems, Castledare is prepar- ings but not necessarily the province in the Eastern ("There's no such thing States and with the remainas a bad boy,"), the allving care' that was given to ing to receive its intake of backed with consultation of der of the 315 provincial tothe boys at Castledare. male campus may find 30 boys which in the community members. apart W.A. in are who tal girls in classrooms as Brother Whitely, in reply course of the year will build She said that the aim was from 18 in two houses in early as this (northern) Pointed out that the initia- up to 45. to strengthen the commun- Ireland. autumn, according to Fa tive to approach the State Aged between seven and ion of persons and to enSister Corona. provincial Government for the pro- 13, the boys are no longer ergise them to move out superior said that the aim ther Robert Hupp, director. ceeds from the trotting retained on a long-term resi- into their apostolate. of the community was to "It's consistent with meeting principally dential basis but are kept in was "We have to be together make way for the provincfrom the efforts of a group residence for only as long in order to do together", ial chapter at the beginning our philosophy," said Father Hupp. "That's of business men who rallied as is necessary to assist she said. of 1977 and for the general what Father Flanagan to Castledare's assistance them in their current diffiIn the area of apostolic chapter of the order to be (Boys Town founder) had When its plight was publici- culties, the aim being to re- work it was eventually nec- held later that year. in mind in the first place, 8ed earlier in the year. store them to a normal fam- essary to come to grips with The two features of their Among the group are an ily environment as soon as the questions that society programme, she said were helping needy kids." Whether those "kids" architect, a builder and sev- is possible. posed, Sister Anne Tormey prayer and discernment. were male or female Rather than involvement noted. should make no differSister Goretti said that in simple decision making, ence, he said. Scissors, Saws, Secateurs, Shears Sharpened and through she was hopeful that the di- the sisters would, Girls would not be Set cussions, that involved the dialogue, come to realise regular but residents 244 members of the pro- within themselves what the would become day stuprovince the of vince, would enable them to response nents in a new tuitionembody the gospel more ought to be to the needs of free "outside student" 4 QUEEN STREET — 21 4390 LOCKSMITHS realistically. the times. programme. Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serv!ced Their discussions would There was a universal deCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate ServIce =rid, she said, to deal with touch on prayer, community 04P,

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At Iona, the final religious profession of Sisters M. Dominic Eldridge and Matthew Warner. Bishop Healy. At St. Anne's Hospital, silver jubilee Mass of profession of Sisters Bosco and Laboure. Bishop Quinn. Norbertine College staff day. Bishop Quinn.

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ST. JOSEPH'S REUNION

The annual reunion of the past pupils and friends of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart will be held on Sunday afternoon, February 1. The reunion will commence with Mass in St. Columba's Church, South Perth at 2 p.m. followed by afternoon tea in the grounds of the South Perth Convent. Inquiries should be made from Mrs. Lanigan (Telephone 47 2346). *

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

Members of the executive of the Catholic Women's League will meet at league headquarters at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, February 4. An invitation is extended to country members, who may be in town, to call in on that day.

CATHOLIC CHOIR

The standing Catholic choir that is being formed under the impetus of Mr. Brian Meegan, as a result of a suggestion made during the Crusade for Mary, will hold its first monthly rehearsal on Tuesday, February 3, at St. Brigid's Church, corner Fitzgerald and Aberdeen Streets, West Perth, commencing punctually at 8 p.m. Any singer is invited to attend. Music for this occasion will be supplied and plans will be made for music for coming rehearsals that normally will take place on the first Tuesday of each month.

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News and Information Director The Adelaide archdiocese is looking for an experienced journalist, preferably with experience in press, radio and television, to act as news and information director for the diocese and the A rchbishop of Adelaide. • The job should be an interesting and challenging one and will break new ground in Australia. It will include advising the Archbishop in matters relating to the news media (press, radio and television), preparing news releases, dealing with enquiries from news men and, on occasions, arranging .press conferences. Salary — A or Al (AJA rates )subject to negotiation. Superannuation scheme available. Applicants should have a thorough knowledge of the news media and a good general knowledge of the Church. They should have some all-round news media experience, or have worked in PR and have a journalistic background. It is envisaged the successful applicant would be between 30 and 45 years, but outstanding applicants outside this age range will be considered. Some help with moving expenses will he given if necessary. Application in writing with two references, to The Southern Cross Newspaper, G.P.O. Box 1468, Adelaide, S.A., 5001, by February 20, 1976.

Thursday, January 29, 1976

RECORD

Equality urged in Govt. funds for schools All children should share equally in public spending on education, states the National Catholic Education Commission as a guiding principle.

Prefacing a recent report the Commission says that it is concerned for the welfare of all Australian children and all Australian schools. It has this concern, "because of the intrinsic worth and dignity of all the whom children schools serve. "The Commission believes that this worth and dignity finds guarantee and reinforcement in the Christian view of the human person," the report adds. It sets out four basic assertions: • (1) That children are individually entitled to an education which will assist them in developing their full human potential.

INFLUENCE OF PARENTS • (2) That in this development, the influence of the family has a critical importance. (Family influence precedes that of the school, and continues to enhance, to limit, and to qualify what a school may do for a child. The school complements and extends the influence of the family.

school to meet standards set by lawful authority.

Where possible, and as far as possible, the school should follow rather than cut across the grain of parental values, and of parental hopes and wishes for their children.) (3) That in a democratic society, with its range of beliefs and values, the State, in educational providing services, needs to take due account of this diversity. The State should permit, foster and support a range of schooling suitably reflecting the pluralist nature of the community.

PUBLIC FUNDS • (4) That the support of such diversity in the provision of schooling should be evident in the pattern of public expenditure. The report states that, "believing that, in the provision of edcation, there is a complex and interacting network of rights and obligations affecting children, parents and.. various communities from the family to the total society, lays the Commission down the following guiding principles: • (a) "That all children should share equit-

ably in the public expenditure on education. "The distribution of these funds would take account of the general needs of all children and particularly the needs of those who are educationally disadvantaged because of social, economic, geographic, cultural or other circumstances.

PARENTS' CHOICE • (b) "Since parents have the primary obligation in the education of their children, government expenditure should enable them where possible to choose a type of schooling consistent with their beliefs and values. "Where the exercise of involves their choice them in differing financial contributions, this difference should not result from government funding policies which discriminate among types of schooling.

THE OPEN SYSTEM • (c) "Groups within

society who share particular beliefs and interests should be free to conduct and open schools when there is parental and community support sufficient to enable the

(d) "Those to whom the conduct of schools is entrusted should be free to determine enrolment policy, to choose staff, and to develop curricula, in accordance with the philosophy of education which underlies the special character of each school or system of schools.

TEACHERS • (e) "The maintenance of the distinctive character of schols depends largely on the avaiQability of teachers suitably qualified and committed to the educational philosophy of the schools. government "Hence expenditure should support the pre-service and continuing education of teachers in a manner appropriate to the needs of all schools. • (f) "Governments should ensure the access of every child to an education of satisfactory quality. "They have the right and duty to ensure that of proper standards teaching, of safety and of hygiene are maintained in schools. • (g) "School authorities have a duty to provide full financial accountability for the expenditure of all public monies received."

123 CHINESE JESUITS LIVING IN CHINA

ROME di (iN ne.C se.).—jerrh sueitle are 83 priests and 40 Broth ers, believed to be living in mainland China, ac,. cording to the "Year. book of the Society of Jesus," just published here. According to the year. book, during the Con. gregation of the Society of Jesus, which ended last March, a Chinese Jesuit in the West received a unfroismt hisfamily communist China after ten years of silence. He learnt that his aged mother was still alive and that his brother, also a Jesuit, received two weeks' leave from his 20. year prison term to VisIt his family. Two other Jesuits re ceived leave from prison , A spokesman at Jesuit headquarters in Rouse said that most Jesuiti who were imprisoned re ceived sentences of 20 years soon after the corn. munist takeover in 191, so they were scheduled to be released from prison by now.

Priest rebuked for allowing women to ad

(NICI W ASHINGTON An Episcopal priest hal been formally rebuked by his bishop for letting an irregularly ordained woman priest celebrate communion in his church, and ordend not to let it happen again The priest, Father WI Ham Wendt, had bed found guilty, in an e control over her own body clesiastical trial last June HUNTINGTON, Ind. sounds right and just, and of disobeying his bishop. (NC).— Those in the many people agree that it He had invited the Rev. movement pro-life that she should Alison Cheek, one of 11 is right only that recognise must be able to choose whether women irregularly ordained millions of people do or not to have an abortion. in 1974, to celebrate cool' abortion not consider munion after the bishop, to be an evil, according "Only the rights of the Bishop William F. Creig to John F. Fink, execu- "People first must be mother are stressed; no ton had ordered him not to tive vice-president of convinced that human life stances. mention is made of the "The claim that a woman baby whose rights must be allow the celebration. the Our Sunday Visitor, is present before they will must The reprimand was have the right of sacrificed." the national Catholic be conscious that abortion lightest penalty that could company kills life and is therefore .441,44INNINIMMINI441, publishing be recommended by the wrong. court. But Bishop Creigh• here. "I'm convinced that most ton, who could have su • people would oppose abor- DIRECTION OF pended any sentence, urged the priest not to "rational tion if they believed it was EDUCATION ise' the reprimand as “t1fl. Mr. Fink stressed that a matter of killing human important or inconseque life." he wrote recently. educational efforts must be "The Catholic Church directed to Catholics as tial.' Father Wendt told re teaches that life begins at well as to the general pubporters that the "had not fertilisation, but most people lic because surveys show been able to assure" the don't believe that. that even most Catholics bishop that he would not "So we must redirect believe that abortion should disobey him again. our educational efforts to be permitted in some cases. uncertainty the The De Vries survey reduce showed that 64.7 per cent about when life begins." MELBOURNE.— Three new parishes Mr. Fink asserted that of the Catholics interhave been created in the Archdiocese of there was "overwhelming viewed disagreed with the Melbourne. abortion that biological evidence that life statement new parishes, The conducted by 12 Religidoes begin at the moment should not be allowed in ous Corio, and Orders. St. Kealba that of fertilisation." any circumstances, and Auburn's West, bring the In another appointfrom 67.7 per cent to 88.2 ment, the Dean of St. per cent approved abortion total number of parishes MOST ARE Patrick's Cathedral, Fato save the mother's life, in the archdiocese to ther F. Chamberlin, EpCONFUSED when her physical or men- 21-6. Nevertheless, a 1974 sur- tal health are seriously en(The Archdiocese of iscopal Vicar for ComTHE obligatory mininnig munities and Mass me- fees payable in parish pria vey conducted by De Vries dangered, if she has been Sydney has 219 parishes dia, has been made offigBris11)9afib and Associates reveals that raped, and if there is good and the Archdiocese of ind 1 cial spokesman for the aarchdiocese during only 40:5 per cent of the reason to believe the child Perth 105.) r se rYchd ou archdiocese. for 4,067 people interviewed might be deformed. will month a $8 be At South Yarra parish, foe believe that. Dean Chamberlin said child or $12 a month the return of the AugusON "EMPHASIS The survey showed that that his new role would two or more children of flue tinian Fathers to staff most people are confused WOMAN" not replace the archbish- one family. the parish resumes an "These sentiments are asociation with the orabout when life begins, The fees will apply for op making statements since only 19.8 per cent possible because the emwhenever the ocassion the 10 months from Feb' der after a break of more thought it was permissible phasis in abortion is always than 70 years. demanded nor would he ruary to November irides' for a woman to have an on the woman involved, be conducting a news ive. Melbourne's first archabortion if she is more than not on the baby," Fink The decision was made' and information service bishop, the Most Rev. wrote. three months pregnant. nor a public relations the Finance Commission of "If people really believed James Goold, was an "It seems clear, then, the Archdiocese of Br S. office. I rish who Augustinian Comm S. two involves which efforts abortion pro-life that that On many occasions, he bane Educatiton volunteered in 1848 for start with the premise that people and that one of sion. said, he would simply rethe Australian mission. abortion is always evil are those persons is killed durA spokesman for the (f' fer questions to the apschoch not going to receive over- ing the abortion, they could There are now 15 parpropriate experts in the fice said individual whelming support,' Fink not approve a direct abor- ishes in the archdiocese may charge more than the field. wrote. , tion under any circum- , , 11.4 , .. ~####,INKINININININININNININIPIPM.1.#4.4W.#441 M#4.0. obligatory minimum. , 0#4.01,41

Abortion as evil, when does life begin? New Parishes and official spokesman for Melbourne

BRISBANE CATHOLIC SCHOOL FEES

CRITICISM, PRAISE FOR SEXUAL ETHICS TEACHING

for the Study of Human The new declaration Reproduction and Bioethics. ethics issued sexual on agreed, saying, "I don't by the Vatican recentthink that you'll find in (The Record, Janupast teaching statements any pastoral references." ary 22) has drown critiConnery said Father cism from some theo"He sees Western culture today that "sex can be or that there might be some logians and strong Father Curran said that he did not find himself in as being in danger of losing should be divorced from theologians and pastors who words of praise from basic opposition to the its bearings—as evidenced marriage." might wish to go further others. McHugh said in pastoral practice in dealMsgr. by widespread sexual licdocument, however.

that he was "very happy" ing with incurable homo"My differences would ence. Theologians who were "In today's declaration, to see that the declaration sexuals than the declaration asked are in agreement that, tend to be differences of the Pope has tried to be repeated the Second Vatican allowed. in,. the areas it treats, the degree," he said. the restates Father O'Riodan also what all Christians have to Council's statement on the document But the pastoral approach objective outlined by the declaraChurch's teachings on sex- said he had "no problem be: the nagging conscience importance of without, with the document" in terms of the Catholic Church and standards, the declaration tion was consonant with moronity ual says. "based on the nature the generally accepted pasof the general principles it society." change. of the human person and toral practice, he said. The document lays out enunciated. his acts, preserve the full But "there is no encour- "NEEDS TO basic principles for inter"What it outlaws," he pr,eting the morality of ac- agement in the document BE SAID" sense of mutual self-giving said, "is calling it (homoprecreation in sexual activity) okay." tions, and, focusing on sex- for theologians," he said. A similar response came and human ual morality, it singles out On the other hand, an- from Msgr. James T. the context of true love." far special treatment three other well known Ameri- McHugh, former director SISTER'S theologian, Father of the U.S. Catholic Conar.eas in which it says there can APPROVAL PASTORAL " is widespread confusion: Carl J. Peter, dean of the ference's Family Life Sister Joyce Ridick, an sex, homo- theology premarital department at Bureau. LEVEL" Sister of St. American sexuality, and masturba- Catholic University, releasNoting that the document who teaches This conciliar statement, Casimir tion. ed a statment praising the began with a stress that at Rome's declaration as a courageous "the use of sexual function Msgr. McHugh said, "needs psyhcology to be alluded to and stud- Gregorian University, called "NEGATIVE" action. has its true meaning and ied much more. It's a very the declaration "a very DOCUMENT moral rectitude only in true important statement." welcome pronouncement; a marriage," Msgr. McHugh which is at One of the strongest PRAISE Father Curran noted that document Two people are joining the special mission to State criticisms came from a "There are occasions said, "In a world tinged by the new statement was dif- once clear, solid and sensponsored by the Catholic Education Office. schools permight say hedonism—I leading Irish moral theolo- when every Christian is ferent from previous state- sitive." hedonism— with meated gian in Rome, Redemptorist obliged in conscience to She said that the documents in one sense, "that • MRS. BETTY O'NEILL (above) will become full Father Sean O'Riordan. you find here not only the ment not only dealt with time secretary to the school mission, concentrating princicall things as he or she sees this needs to be said." He said that the document them. even though others 'but objective moral teaching fundamental principles pally on the organisation of secondary school camps. A was "very negative" in may take offence as a re- 'VERY HAPPY' but also the pastoral level." integrates implicitly some mother of six children, Mrs. O'Neill has been a catechist tone with the result that sult," Father Peter said. of depth for ten years and is at present studying for an associate tenets Jesuit Father John Con- basic He called the emphasis on it. would be interpreted by "We are responsible for marriage an important nery, senior research fel- psychology, such. as the diploma in recreation. conservatives as an "attempt our brothers and sisters and pastoral message because of low at Georgetown Uni- complexity of human mot•- Also joining the state school apostolate is Father to slap down any theologi- the Pope is no exception." a steady stream of opinions versity's Kennedy Institute ivation." FRITZ O'KELLY, Franciscan Greyfriar of Shenton Park. cal discussion of sexuality." Originally from Limerick, Ireland, Father Fritz spent five "The document will be in Zambia before coming to Australia two years years in favammunition as used has spent most of his priestly years in work ago. He our Of an ultraconservative with youth. principally in schools and related activities. position which opposes any change from an older and very rigid set of ethics," Father O'Riordan. said who teaches at Rome's AlWhen the messages are The respiratory phonsianum Academy. coming thick and fast, we centre is the importbegin to pant and some'DISAPPOINTED' ant spot in the lower times to gasp for air. brain which controls .WITH PARTS So. that is not yet all. our breathing. HowEven before one begins to One of the best-known run the breath starts to moral theologians in the ever it is very, very come faster. United States. Father sensitive, so here lies because you This is Charles Curran of the Ca- the secret of its power. By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., know—with the higher tholic University of AmerIt comes more quickly ica in Washington. D.C., brain—you are going to A.T.N.A., Dip. Dietetics, A.I.M.T. and more deeply. said that he was "disap- run and so need more oxySt. John of God Hospital, Rivervale. The respiratory centre pointed" with some secgen. has done its work, and has tions of the document. A CALL On the theological level, at once set the respiratory The higher brain needs a The younger people need centre tells the muscles to he said, he would object to muscles to working harder call to the lower brain, and the degree of emphasis the in order to fill the lungs to breathe from twenty te control our breathing to the lower brain relays it to document gave to specific with the greater supply of thirty times a minute and work faster. around the But this is by no means the muscles acts—what he called an oxygen the body now tiny babies about fort:V (tines; and before you know times. The younger people all. "acts analysis" approach to needs. it you are breathing faster need to breathe more rapdetermining morality. Suppose one keeps on just because you think you Whenever we need more idly because their cells, beoxygen the centre knows its sides working and repairing. running. are going to run. 'CARICATURE' Then the centre feels —not by the lack of oxy- are also very busy crowing. So. if the mind is OF TEACHINGS even more carbon dioxide changed, the breathing soon gen in the blood, streamand lactic acid in the blood gets slower. He also objected to the ing through it, but the presand it sends out messages SUPPLYING declaration's treatment of ence of carbon dioxide. to still other muscles which PAIN AND the relation between mortal MORE OXYGEN do not usually help in our EMOTION sin and man's fundamental breathing—the tiny musoption (choice). saying. that SENSITIVE Even a pain or any For this reason, the lungs what the document con- It is really to carbon have to work faster to sup- cles of the "wings" of our strong emotion will change nose, those of the delicate your breathing. demned was a "caricature" dioxide and lactic acid, the ply a greater amount of vocal cords in the voice box of what most moral theo- by-products of work and The change is made in oxygen. and also the muscles of our the way we have just been lc/glans were teaching. exercise in the cells, that We have said; when you throat. The declaration says. the respiratory centre is so describing. have been running, your I wonder, did you ever "There are those who go very sensitive. The nerves of feeling muscles have given off notice your nostrils spread- carry the message up to the so far as to affirm that There is always some more carbon and lactic acid ing when you were breath- respiratory mortal in . . . only exists centre, and in the formal refusal dir- carbon dioxide in the blood, into the blood and that ing hard? the order goes out to These new muscles wid- breathe faster. ectly opposed to God's because our cells are al- just as soon as the respircall, or in that selfishness ways working and oxidising. atory centre in • the brain en the passages for the air When we are violently They supply heat and -feels" these Which completely and dechemicals to reach the lungs more excited, our breath comes 1 OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS 1.• liberately closes itself to movement to the body, and assing through it, the easily. pants of fear or joy. the love of neighbour. at the same time are kept Corneal Lens Consultants So, in conclusion: when busy repairing their wornwe are HURT, we GASP 16 PLAZA ARCADE, PERTH — -- 21 5344 "DANGER" out tissues, (or do we not © Sister M. Philornena Earle CAROUSEL SHOPPING TOWN — 68 4831 !1 "They say that it is only remember the body is a B.Sc., A:TA.A., Dip. self - repairing then that there comes into wonderful Dietetics, A.I.AA.T. DEMPSTER HOUSE, PORT HEDLAND — 73 1929 r play the fundamental op- machine? — . tion, that is to say the decision which totally com"As a Catholic would be found in MESSAGES mits the person and which 1850 defending alms-giving against Malis necessary for mortal sin TO MUSCLES thus, so he would be found in 1890 deta exist. . . ." fending ownership against Marx." Therefore the centre is The divorce of the fundasending steadily mental option from individ- always "But he should be nature: but the real roots ual acts, with a focus only messages to the muscles, found in 1926 defending of the new heresy. God On the whole direction of and we breathe quietly and morality against mon- knows, are as deep as VATICAN CITY (NC) one's life, is not what moral regularly. opoly. nature itself, whose flow--- When Christians prayed theologians were teaching, "For the next great er is the lust of the flesh How often do we "Thy kingdom come" they lather Curran said, "al- breathe? heresy is going to be and the lust of the eye were asking God for a new though in the popular mind simply an attack on mor- and the pride of life. r elationship between Him Adults breathe about six3 5 f;:r iz;_s' some people may have lookality, and espeCially on "I say that the man and mankind, Pope Paul Nil, teen times a minute. , SWEET ed at it that way." sexual morality. who cannot see this cansaid recently. "I've always pointed out Boys and girls breathe "And it is coming not not see the signs of the "The phrase means many the danger of not giving from twenty to thirty times from a few Socialists sur- t imes: cannot see even things," the Pope noted. enough importance to in- a minute, and tiny babies viving from the Fabian the sky-signs in the "The messianic newness dividual acts," he said. about forty times. Society, but from the liv- street, that are the new brought by Christ, the SPECI.kliLY ing exultant 6Pss•••••••.#.~.~#4,••••••~•~•~#,~#•4,•,••••.•1 energy of sort of signs in heaven. rw,w religious destiny of Gt.14/.1ANT5tO APE,J4J,S, MAt.E,IN C61.4.01/AfTY the rich resolved to en"The madness of to. WITH 4ccapasvcm. Ommtioms oa mankind, a new level of joy themselves at last, morrow is not in Mosrelations betwen God and ; 1. Ptochited by with neither Popery nor cow, but much more in human history." W.A.O.A. Puritanism nor Socialism Manhattan — but most CLAREVALE BAIA T.121,:'.:;He said that God's kingto hold them back. of what was in Broad-OPTIC IANS — OPTOMETRISTS dom was a "new plan of , "The thin theory of way, is already in Piccalove, mercy and salvation" Collectivism never had dilly." — G. K. CHES467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK to raise up a fallen world, 1 any real roots in human TERTON. — 1926, ?hone 61 1880 giving it "a new life, a suRes.: 67 1685 494 AI/SAW HIGHWAY, EAST VICTORIA PARK pernatural adoption." I NNINNINIP04,1411 , 1.0041.041.0004.41NrI4P4,041NPONNONIPAPOMINP41,40 maroon 61 2435

The respiratory system and how it works

DANNELL & GOLLOP

THE (THEN) NEXT HERESY IS THE HERESY OF TODAY

H. J. LILLEYMAN

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Venice's churches 'corroding, peeling leaking, caving-in'

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"I AM THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION"

So much has been written about Lourdes that it is superfluous to add anything except my own personal reactions.

The effort of the climb and the rough going created a mood in sympathy with the Passion. It was a penitential Way of the Cross for all, especially for the elderly.

On Saturday, May 11, COMMENTARY our 70 pilgrims from the Dean Walsh and myself flew Archdiocese Perth took turns to give a commember a from Geneva to Paris was who • By Monsignor J. T. McMAHON, mentary at each Station where we had Mass at Holy the to of the archdiocesan Holy Year pilgrimage which the 70 pilgrims apOrly Airport Chapel. preciated. Land, Rome and other Christian centres.. After lunch we flew over It was an "ex-tempore" French cultivated the Lourdes of American Bishop expression of sorrow for An to countryside A bishop carrying the in continual Mary Father Gino Bortolan where we booked into a prayer. Monstrance comes slowly to was the chief celebrant as our part in the Passion. patriarchate's the of of Dean Walsh and I con- Next to the Via Dolorosa comfortable hotel quite accompaniment Prayer is in the air oi the Commission for Sacred close to the Grotto. Dean this sacred spot. hymns and the rosary to celebrated the special Mass in Jerusalem, conducted by Art blamed the sorry for our 70 pilgrims at the the Franciscan Frairs, the Walsh and I recommended It walks the busy streets the Square. Lourdes dramatic reprefree be pilgrims the that Grotto. with uncame priests and We Venetian audible of the city, state of some sentation of the Stationg with as altar, days simple four to spend the The ashamed, as the pilgrims go him, and as he blessed each churches on the corrosthey wished without any and come from the Grotto. one of the sick we looked its canopy of rock in a helped us to make a fruitive effects of salty sea ful meditation on the arrangement except the PilThe moment one leaves at their pale drawn faces, cave-like setting, its roof air. grimage Mass at the Grotto the hotel you take the beads their lips busy with prayer, darkened by the votive Passion. VALLETTA, Malta (NC) and the outdoor Way of in your hands and tell them and all of them showed a candles of Mary's clients, 1830, 1854, 1858 He also blamed the inand its walls polished by great serenity. in Mary's honour. effectiveness of special This country's College of the Cross. In 1830 Our Lady came the hands of the pilgrims Whether you march in legislation already enact- Parish Priests (equivalent to MANY THINGS into the Chapel of the continuous OUR in who come the torch-light procession, "HEAL has of priests) ed to preserve the Canal Senate Daughters of Charity in the through TO DO procession apdramatic the in join or City. SICK" called upon the public to the Rue du Buc Paris, and The pilgrims were de- peals during the blessing Then a French priest at Grotto. films boycotting begin commanded St. Catherine The cupola of the that denigrate religion, mar- lighted to be free to do of the sick, or, best of all, a microphone began his Laboure to have a medal 14th-Century Church of riage, family life, sex, as they pleased. There are kneel in the late evening dramatic invocations. WONDERFUL struck according to her at do to SS. John and Paul, he things many so that feel you Grotto, the at "Holy Virgin, heal our GIFT justice, mercy and public design. pointed out, is literally at the Mary is helping you to sick" — he declaimed in Masses the Lourdes, Mass with Mary praying It was done. The Voice morality. flaking away. The wind Grotto, the ice-cold baths' pray. it with us was a memorable of the People named it the a voice full of emotion. charged have priests The from framgents carries off challenge, the impressive "Holy Virgin, heal our experience. Miraculous Medal because the roof. The church that such films are capable blessing of the sick on A CHANGE OF — the crowd respond- I often picture the scene of the wonders wrought sick' houses works by cele- of destroying parents' ef- Rosary Square, the Solemn HEART ed with a cry like the roll- at Ephesus when St. John through its intercession. brated Italian artists of forts to instill proper values High Mass in Latin in the No-one goes to Lourdes ing of the waves on the the Evangelist, its first Mary's own words: "0 young deny and children in the Renaissance. underground Basilica of without a seashore. The priest con- bishop, said Mass in the experiencing Mary conceived without people the opportunity ol Pope St. Pius X, the torch- change of -heart. tinued in the expressive presence of Mary. Several major church- living civilised lives. sin, pray for us who have light procession, and the That is the daily miracle Both of them had stood recourse to thee" prepared es, Father Bortolan said, Four years ago, Malta personal visits to the two of Lourdes, the unseen and French language: CalI beneath the Cross on "Jesus, Master, that had erected barriers in- began relaxing previously the world to accept the the four days unrecorded one of the deep- may see." vary, and from the Cross Definition of the Dogma of side to protect people stiff censorship laws gov- churches, that occupied. fully were ening of the spiritual life "Jesus, Master, that I came the all-revealing light the Immaculate Concepfrom falling pieces of erning the showing of films. of thousands every year. WATER THE speak." ceiling. which showed them the true tion by Pope Pius IX on may subthen was country The The little girls who acof danger no I is There that Master. value of this wonderful gift December 8. 1854. just 24 "Jesus, One parish, he said, jected to a tide of movies getting lost or being run companied Bernadette that may hear." of the Holy Mass. years after Paris. sex perverted depicting barhad built a wooden first day to gather kindling over. "Jesus, Master, that 1 That was the Voice of ricade over the church's acts. and displaying hostilwould Grotto the near wood ask notices The Grotto ECHOES OF may walk." Rome. entrance to catch frag- ity to Catholic moral teach- for silence, no smoking, and not believe because they The voice of the crowd DEVOTION ments — often very ing. did not see. prayer. caught the urgency in the The thick votive candles THE NAME the from large — falling "When they came back priest's Nothing is for sale withejaculations and spluttering in the gentle Those who questioned facade. Bernasticks. their in the Grotto grounds, the with roared back in response. noise of drip- Bernadette Soubirous, and the breeze, Recent studies have offerings for Masses, and dette asked them if they ping candle-grease, the echo failed to break her story, shown that Venice's dethe votive candles are one's had seen anything. SONG OF of the voices of the con- demanded that she ask the no. said "They scent into the Adriatic own concern. back beautiful Lady what her coming celebrants ERNADETTE B since all was halted it Sea has been "They thought The Lourdes water, so on the from the natural sounding name was. The simple resignation The enactment of a general much appreciated through- nonsense, and told BernaThe series of pilgrim- out the world, flows freely dette that she was a silly faces of the sick pi-eaches board of the rocky cave, country girl did 'so and prohibition against pumage reflections by Mon- for the pilgrims to fill their girl and had made it up." a sermon that goes direct and the statue of Our Lady Our Lady said: ping water from the "I am the Immaculate of the Immaculate Concepto one's heart. McMahon that bottles. signor wells. city's subterranean NADETTE'S BER to them and learn tion looking down from her Conception.' Speak published in have been We flew south on a The diocese of Venice This was the Voice from how cheerful they are, con- niche, all added to the deThe Record during the glorious day through a STORY has been a patriarchate that Mary will do votion and gratitude of the Heaven spoken by Mary had fident who three months, by Bernadette, past pleasing land where every since 1451. In the Latin popular request will be foot was made productive; trouble reading and writ- what is best for them, re- priests and pilgrims who just four years after the Church this title is only membering her words to come from afar to pray the Definition in 1854. published shortly in book the majestic poplars in full ing, told her story: ceremonial. The words spoken in Bernadette that she may Mass with Mary the Mother a heard form by Vanguard Press. she "Suddenly farms, leaf protecting the restore health and hap- and Model of adorers of 1858 at Lourdes were not great a like sound rushing and the attractive homes of strange indeed for the peapiness here, but promises the Blessed Eucharist. the farmers were good to wind. sant child. looked up at the tall a big reward hereafter. "She see. W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS That is Mary's gift to the STATIONS OF above her, and then THE DOGMA As we approached the rock PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS who come to Lourdes. THE CROSS for sick knees, her on down fell Bernadette could scarcely Lourdes. we sang of city They return home hapin the rock Certified West Australia. Hot Water Specialists The lay-out of the Sta- have known of the. Dogma hymns and told our there in a hole our even tions of the Cross at defined four years earlier. and better, stood the most lovely lady pier and General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed beads. necessarily Lourdes is the work of a not hough t seen. ever had she When questioned by her 2095 49 Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, ONCE FOR "A bright light shone all cured. sceptical judges of their true artist. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH In their hearts is the I think he must have meaning her only answer round her and she was SWINE HERDS In 1858 this was an area dressed in white with a long song of Bernadette. the begun with the 14th and was to, repeat them as the song of resignation, a song worked backwards. blue sash. Lady had spoken them. for swine-herds. each of us must learn that her over hung has rosary "A Lady Today, Our Surely, we may presume A mighty cleavage in the Mary used these drawn from the hearts of arm and golden roses were to sing. and the miracle rocky, steep shoulder of the that happen to fails that never her children the world over on her feet." mountain which rises sheer words: "I am the ImmacuNothing could shake her at Lourdes, is that all the behind the Basilica, gave late Conception' in gratia stream of generosity that OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST sick who come, return to the artist a wonderful oppor- tude for the success of the has built a Basilica in childlike account. more their homes singing that tunity to create a living Miraculous Medal in 1830, no holds Earth in proportions. majestic • CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS • tableau of the laying of the and the Definition of the fact, two churches, one poignant hour than the song. to blessing of the sick everl THE ICY -COLD clinging Dogma proclaimed by Pope other, in the Sepulchre. Body the atop 5304 21 — — — STREET WILLIAM 154 PERTH: figures Pius IX in 1854. life-sized The the rocky shoulders of the afternoon at Lourdes. BATHS 8151 21 — — — ARCADE PICCADILLY PERTH: The stretchers with their the INNERMOST Pyrenees, while at the base Most of our pilgrims carrying the Body of of this foundation of rock precious sick are wheeled went from the warm sun- dead Christ are just about FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET — — 35 2602 TRUTH is the Grotto, with its flick- away from the Grotto on to shine to be immersed in to enter the cleft cave. COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET — 3 2653 She might have answered ering candles alight day Rosary Square where they the icy-cold baths. Bernadette by saying: OUT HEWN and night, and its clients are arranged row on row. A statue of Our Lady on "I am the Virgin Mary; a niche over the sunken OF ROCK I am the Queen of HeaMagdathe John, • Mary, all bath assured me that lene and faithful women ven: I am the Mother of would be well. God." The attendants lowered follow. She might have used any of hewn out The is tomb freezinto the three times of the titles in the unending a gives and rock solid the ing water, while I gasped picture of litany of her graces. the prescribed invocations. most realistic But, if she was to exUp I came, still dripping. the burial. press the innermost truth, are groups The fourteen and not a towel in sight, her real worth before God. put on my clothes with fears gifts from national pilgrim- she could only say: life-sized are They mages. of a nasty cold. "I am the Immaculate bronze figures. THEN AMP, D The artist has placed Conception. To young men of courage and dedication: "I am God's ideal of them in positions that ergW ARM created holiness. meaning a clothes is man needs What every ate a sense of activity. For a moment my "I am God's perfect creaThey are set on either felt damp and uncomforto his life. The Columban Fathers can supply that need. ture. able but by the time I had side of the narrow, cobble"I am the sinless one." I on its winds shoes stone path which my socks and Why be a Columban missionary priest? Because Columban missionway up the steep shoulders IN PERTH was as warm as toast. aries have a vision of the world that is. Christ's vision. When Dr. Serra, 0.S.B , That was the same story of this outspur of the PyreCoadjutor Bishop of Perth, nees. the pilgrims had to tell. The going is uneven and acclaimed the Dogma in. Could it be your vision too? Is Christ calling you to the missionary Standing on cold, wet just one year after priesthood in Asia and South America? concrete, draped with 3 the loose stones are un- • damp loin cloth awaiting comfortable as one kneels Pope Pius IX had proclaimed it, he dedicated the We can help you to decide. their turn, then the immer- for the prayers. The stations are "tab- Diocese of •Perth to the sions, and on emerging pulling their clothes over leaux vivants" of the four- Immaculate Conception of For information on the Columban Fathers contact: a dripping body, should teen episodes on the way Our Blessed Lady and ally contract a cold but from Pilate's court to the named December 8 to be norm Columban's, St. Father Jim McWilliams, Our Lady sus- tomb, and aid ones memory celebrated as the Titular Lourdes in P.O. Box 72, Rivervale, W.A. 6103 — Tel.: (092) 61 1097 pends the usual reaction of what happened on Good Feast of the Cathedral Church of Perth. W.A. Friday. from such imprudence.

VENICE (NC).— Venice may be in less danger of sinking, but its churches are corroding, peeling, leaking and caving in at an ever-increasing tempo, the Catholic patriarchate of Venice has warned.

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• Pictured here is the present tery at Kalgoorlie, opened almost sixty years ago, and now one of the oldest presbyteries in the archdiocese.

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A famous singing group of Roman Catholic nuns is to tour Australia in March and April. They will perform in Perth from March 29 to April 4.

Mr. "Consequently". They are the Medical members giving money to Mission Sisters, whose com- 10 specific aid projects each Stewart added, "the tour had been arranged not only to positions are now used in year. "Basically, the Medical provide occasions of Chrisall Christian denominations and whose performances of Mision Sisters and Force 10 tian celebration, but to songs such as "Joy is Like are in the same business — highlight the world developthe Rain". "I Cannot Come" that of meeting human ment issue and the opporto and "Zacchaeus" (all written need," the tour co-ordinator tunity for service open through Christians all a Stewart. Stan Rev. (the Therese Miriam by Sister Winter. a member of the Presbyterian minister) said. Force 10." "The Sisters' Order serves group) have gained worldThe Sisters will give a the sick in 14 developing wide acclaim. in each major concert countries, through hospitals The Sisters are being and public centre. dispensaries, brought to Australia by health programmes and nurThey will also conduct Force 10. the combined sing schools. Sunday afternoon worship Catholic/Australian COun"And both the Sisters and celebrations, give performcil of Churches overseas Force 10 seek to make all ances for school children aid torganisation. Christians more aware of and hold workshop seminars Force 10 operates on a the need for a Christian re- on the use in worship of with sponse to human suffering. modern Christian mhsic. basis. membership

Two deaf Catholics studying to become priests WASHINGTON (NC).— Ray Fleming and Tom Coughlin are deaf. They feel the Catholic Church has neglected the deaf, so they intend to do something about it.

Both men are study- pie can read lips. Actually, only about ing for the priesthood. Although there are 25 per cent of what is some clergy who have said can be lip read by lost their hearing as ad- the average deaf person. tilts. there are in the UnThe result. according ited States no priests who to Fleming, is that the have been deaf since deaf "have always been birth or early childhood. doers. both in society (Spain has two. South and the Church." Africa one and Brazil Coughlin, whose deone.) termination to become a The difficulties for the priest was set when a. deaf are formidable as chaplain at a special they practise their re- school he was attending ligion, according to the in Buffalo was murdered, two candidates for the says. "a deaf priest can communicate with deaf priesthood, Many believe incor- parishioners without any rectly that all deaf peo- kind of restraint."

Early in January 1916, the Administrator of Kalgoorlie, the V. Rev. Dean James Kiely, was faced with the need to replace his presbytery which had recently burned down. At that time, Fathers P. M. Doddy and McMenarnin were his assistants, and he had to get them fixed residence also. Archbishop Clune suggested that the old convent at Menzies be brought in and re-erected in the Church grounds. Messrs. Cruse and Moran, of Kalgoorlie were taken out by the Dean to look at this building and estimated the cost of the project as $1,600, with the fire insurance on the former building covering all but $600 of this amount. Shortly afterwards, Dr. Maxwell's fine residence, "The Grange", at the corner of Porter and Brookman Streets, and opposite the church, came on the market. The Menzies plan was abandoned and "The Grange" was purchased by Dean Kiely. The Kalgoorlie clergy got other shelter whilst renovations were being carried out on the new purchase to fit it out as a presbytery. On January 19, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Russell and family left for two months vacation in the Eastern States. Their home at 141 Colin Street was placed at the disposal of the Kalgoorlie priests during the family's absence. "The Grange- began its new and unbroken life as the Kalgoorlie presbytery when it was blessed and opened as such by Archbishop Clune on Sunday, May 14, 1916. The total cost. including purchase. renovations and furniture, was $2,260, with only $400 of this debt remaining on opening day. Dean Kiely had previously been administrator at Boulder. and had built the fine All Hallows Church there. He died at St. John's Hospital, Subiaco, on March 24. 1932, whilst parish priest at Victoria Park, •Photos, books, newspaper and other articles dealing with events or persons in local Catholic history are being sought for the Church archives in Perth. Discuss the matter with the archivist, Father Martin Newbold by ringing him at the Church Office 259 177 or at home 677 552.

Priest calls for religious school system in Sri Lanka COLOMBO, . (N.C.) — the religious and moral Father Quintus Fernando. values necessary for the the head of Sri Lanka's nation's survival. He urged that the religmost prestigious Catholic college. St. Josph's. has ious bodies be allowed to called for establishment of run denominational schools a State-supported religious once more, this time under State control. schools system. Father Fernando declarHe quoted Prim: Minis:er Sirimavo Benderanaike. ed: -It could be surmised who had commented on the that more compulsory re"deterioration of the stu- ligious instruction—or even. dent." Mrs. Banderanaike the obvervance of the expresided over the nationalis- ternals . of religion like a ation of all Catholic schools daily visit to the temples or privately -run mosques or churches as other and practised in some State schools in 1960. schools—have not been able State the that g Grantin system had enjoyed some to replace a real religious successes, Father Fernando climate which k basic to spiritual stressed that such a system an education in could not by ivielt foster values."

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Warning in India on mandatory Brother of an assassinated President excommunicated sterilisation Sterilisation

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NEW DELHI (NC) woman is much mo:e common in India than Rumours and warnvasectomy, but male ings of mandatory vasectomy is encouraged steralisation of parents At least two States, in- tives" is a Government by the Government with varying Maharashtra euphemism for penalties. cash payments of more than two child- cluding from $8 to $12. situis Bombay where ren are spreading ac- ated, withhold various RULES by fanned India, ross benefits from Govern"VASECTOMY more with workers "We might have to redeclarations in Podia:. ment than two children. sort to making it a law," FAIRS" ment and by the Prime Prime Minster Indira Singh declared. Family planning teams Minister. Ghandi declared in New He would not rule out travel from village to

In Punjab State, the Delhi just before New an eventual law making village handing out free the Indian sterilisation compulsory, contraceptives and inHealth Minister declared Year that have but he did state that trauterine devices, and publicly that legislation Government would family that was not the Govern- at times holding "vasecits enforce to ry sterilisacompulso for programme ment's plan for the pre- tomy fairs" at which tion is being drafted by planning steps which sent. men are encouraged to the Government and will with "strong liked by all." slated be not n sterilisation may legislatio this early undergo The law ecome b to go into effect in Pun- then and there for reyear. jab State would impose wards in money and In Haryana State, the TIES PENAL d t announce rilisation after the goods. overnmen ste G There has been serious birth of two, or perhaps that State civil servants She said nothing fur three children. resistance to family planwill be requested to obon January 7 ning teams in India's tain sterilisation opera- ther, but for Health Minister her more have rural areas. tions if they Planning "DRASTIC" Family The Government puts than two children and and in Parliament Punjab Ministcr India's birthrate at 35 The are still of reproductive warned that the discipline reBalbir Singh, per 1,000 population. The age. plan- of Health, Government employees quired for family a "drastic Governments aim accordthis called "may have to be who baulk at the request ning solution to a drastic cording to the Minister will be denied various imposed". problem," but did not of Health and Family The Minister, Karan specify on which parent Planning, is to bring the perquisites such as housSingh, was explaining to the sterilisation would rate down to 25 per ing loans. 1,000 in the next decade. Parliament the Govern- be imposed. Africanised. that ment's new plan for bolstate But he - did BENEFITS stering its widely criti- it would make free aborWITHHELD cised and largely unsuc- tion even more readily cessful family planning available and would imare States other Three e with "incenprogramm "further disincentreported to be con- tives and disincentives." pose ives' upon employees of compulsory templating - The term "disincen the State government. sterilisation.

SEVILLE (NC).— Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc, exiled brother of assassinated President Ngo Din Diem of South Vietnam, has incurred excommunication, along with five men he ordained without authorisation to the priesthood and to the episcopacy. This was announced by the papal nuncio in Spain, Archbishop Luigi Dadaglio, and at the Vatican. Both announcements said the excommunications were automatic and could be absolved only by the Vatican. Archbishop Dadaglic4 tried to interview Bishop Thuc in Seville but was told that he was out of town. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Tuc ordained the men priests on December 31 and ordained them bishops on January 11. They are three Spaniards, Clemente Domingo Gonzales, Manuel and Camilo Moreno Estevez, an Irishman,

Michael Donnelly, and a Francois Frenchman, Sandlef. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc headed the Hue archdiocese in Vietnam from 1960 until his transfer in 1968 to Rome as a consultor to the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples. The Vatican yearbook lists him as resident in Rome, but no longer as a consultor to the congregation. One of the irregularly ordained bishops, Clemente Domingo Gongales, said: "This is only the beginning. We will keep on ordaining priests and consecrating bishops."

He was speaking in the name of a new group calling itself the Carmelites of the Holy Face, reportedly founded by the 78-year-old archbishop to foster devotion to alleged appartions of Our Lady at Palmer (1,2:,, Toya near here. has Such devotion expressly conbeen Seville by demned Church authorities. The alleged apparitions have drawn crowds to the farm of Alcaporrosa at El Parriar since 1970. Cardinal Monreal of branded Seville has them "collective superstition." He has forbidden pilgrimates to the site as "harmful to the faith."

Church matter for laughter Nazareth's communist in Red China

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JERUSALEM (NC) — A new municipal government controlled by communists takes office in Nazareth this month after elections in which Tawfik Zayyad, the communist mayor-elect, won 65 per cent of the vote. The sweeping victory of the Democratic Front as the communParty ist controlled ticket was designated — has raised eyebrows in Israel, but Zayyad is taking a moderate stance towards the Israeli Government. "This was strictly a municipal matter and we intend to use it solely for the advancement of Nazareth's municipal affairs," Zayyad told the Jerusalem Post in an interview. Despite his moderate utterances, at least one Right-wing member of the Knettet (Israeli Parliament), Amonn Linn, has called for "a hardening of policy towards the 400.000 c ountry's Arat)

"BLOW TO RELATIONS" Another Jewish leader, Ra'anan Cohen, called the election results a blow to relations between Israel's Arabs and Jews. Nazareth is an almost totally Arab city, with Its residents divided equally between the Moslem and Christian faiths. Its new council will consist of 11 communists and six non-communists.

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The results are perhaps not quite the clear-cut communist victory they at first appear to be. The Democratic Front is a coalition of groups dominated by the Rakah (New Communist) party, but the only alternatives available to the voters were two governmentsupported Zionist parties — unlikely to have much appeal for the Arabs of Nazareth. Zayyad called the election results "a protest against the attitude of Jewish society and the authorities to Israel's Arab citizens, a protest against national oppression."

FOLLOWER OF MOSCOW LINE His programme is reformist rather than revolutionary. "We are going to start by cleaning up our bureaucracy," says Zayyad. He complained of municipal payrolls cluttered with officials who did no work, and of closed council sessions — a practice he vowed to end.

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Once the diplomatic PARIS (NC) Outside lem is solved, Fesquet Pethe capital city of thinks "the China of Mao king, inquiries made to (Chinese Communist Party Chinese about the exchairman Mao Tse-tung) may well end up underistence of any church standing not only that it has not used for nonreligious purposes, about "There is practically no "According to some re- nothing to fear from Christthe possibility of as- viable opposition to the of- ports, there are about 40 ianity, but even that believers can be exemplary citisisting at Mass or of ficial doctrine which is Chinese bishops who have zens." the finding a priest who materialist and religious." been appointed without Vatican's consent," Fesquet celebrates Mass priwrites. vately are all met with POPE, YES; The Vatican's continuing laughter. I , NO

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VATICAN diplomatic relations with the This is the report of Fesquet reports that it Chinese Nationalists, says He remains a devoted Henri Fesquet, religion editPAINTING follower of the Moscow or of the daily "Le Monde", takes "a great deal of cour- Fesquet, creates an insurOR reCONTRACT against barrier Rakah remountable to the true line. In 1962, back from a trip to China. age" to remain and freedom for he cognition but China, in ligion party sent him to the "Leninist Marxism has 20 Mabel Street, Soviet Union for two done its job," Fesquet likens it to being "an un- the Church in mainland couneconin China. a Christian SOUTH PERTH study in of believer years writes. today." try omics. that until that asserts He "The only standard of Phone 67 2716 Fesquet was told by the problem is resolved, the outHe became an ardent value in China today is the admirer of the Soviet service of the socialist revo- vicar general of Peking that look will continue dim. there are two million bapsystem, and today says lution." in China. "life in the Soviet Union Of the educated classes, tized Catholics is marvellous." In Peking, he says, there HOPKINS MIGHTY MART writes: he He dismisses Alekare 6,000 Catholics, 20 OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS BUYING sander Solzhenitsyn, saypriests, 20 seminarians and TALK 'NOT 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH ing "there are isolated in30 Sisters. dividuals in Russia who OPPORTUNE' The vicar general took Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. "They have been taught pains to point out, writes do not like the regime; Saturday 9.30 a.m. its naty of that Christianit Chinese "that but we must distinguish Fesquet, between isolated individ- ure plots against material- Catholics are in union with WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 uals and the people as a ism, against the class- the Pope, but not with Vatito the aid against struggle, can City, which recognises whole." 1 .54F,"-JIFAIL411Ai* -0V-411P -311[- CiaC.'Slk;i*r4f He blames the Arab oppressed and against scien- the Government of Fortific knowledge." Mosa." effort in the 1967 war for Before leaving for China, much of today's trouble. "Despite chauvinistic Fesquet was told that his NAME? the wish to interview the vicar among agitation 249 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER (Formosa is the 'former Arabs, we accepted the general of Peking was "not big the Taiwan, of name after efforts But " opportune. partition idea. W.A's. Leading Paving Contractors the "And this is one of his arrival proved successful. island 100 miles off where For Better Paving Contact Us His desire to contact some Chinese mainland our party's tenets to this up set forces Nationalist operwho Brothers Marist day; in fact, it is a cardWe specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of inal Marxist tenet on the ate a winery were met by their government after their Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. in s the communist by Palestine question," he declarations of complete ig- defeat We have a most modern plant including power norance, apparently un- 1949.) noted. the name not does Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Fesquet his of part the feigned, on vicar general of Peking, and interpreters. Estimates Submitted Free THE CRITERIA the Annunario Pontificio, 5*, please note that we have a State Clients Country the Vatican yearbook which GOVERNMENT wide Service, and will gladly quote on any FOR PEACE diocesan authorities, ists l "IN NO HURRY" does not give any names of requirements "Today, peace is poss"Throughout our long such officials for Peking. rates Gravel, Metal, Sand ruling at We supply also eleif three only ible journey, our path rarely in open DELIVERY is PROMPT church One ments exist," he said. crossed any signs of re"Total Israeli with- ligion outside some museum Peking, says the article, but Phone 71 1578 - 71 1600 drawal from the areas it and monuments to events services are held in some iv family dwellings. or 0 011,340t031g1C.VOrniltiriori -4,Z4iirstiSITsr It has been occupying since long passed," he wrote. 1967; Israeli acceptance Persecution, Fesquet says, of the right of self-deter- is a thing of the past. mination of the PalesPLUMBING MATERIALS "The Chinese Governtinian Arab nation, in- ment is in no hurry," he BATHROOM FIXTURES cluding a state of its added. own; and Arab accept"They leave to the people SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS 229-233 William St., Perth ance of the right of the the business of ridding themJews to live in a state of selves of old belief and Phone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" their own." creating a Marxist - Leninist mentality. 04.4P4N , .4.M.0.000,11 04.4 , "D".4.0

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lia's 12 athletic gold medals Women play a prominent By BERNARD JAY at the Olympic Games part in Australian sport since World War II. and in sport in other countries nowadays; indeed, There is also talk of six women competed at the ". . . 'Until recently they are responsible for a "discrimination" against Olympic Games in archery, women have been excluded substantial proportion of women here and elsewhere. lawn tennis and golf. absolutely from horse racthe medals won by the Some amusing (and perti"This figure rose steadily ing, yet for many years nation in , internatoinal nent) points are made on to 136 in 1924, compared women have been winning competition. international show jump. a long article on the sub- with 2,956 men. ing events. But it was not always ject in "Recreation," the "In 1926 the women so and there is still what newsletter of the Common"Probably the classic were pressing for repremight be described as "lack wealth Department of sentation in track and field example (of making life of equal opportunity' for Tourism and Recreation and a special committee difficult for women in women on the tracks and Advisory Service. was set up to deal with sport) concerns the world at sporting venues. famous Boston Marathon. "Recreation" reports: the matter. "Some years ago when "The Olympic Games il"Much of the opposition lustrate very clearly areas was based on the fact that Mrs. Roberta Bingay ran of discrimination against competition for women in the Boston Marathon Death was contrary to the whole and finished 125th out of CARROLL: Of your women in sport. 415 male entries, an officharity please pray for "At the Ancient Olympic Olympic ideal . . . and the soul of Dorothy who Games women were barred 'that endurance played a cial said: died at Kimberley Nurs" 'Mrs. Bingay did not from even watching. To large part in athletics . . . ing Home on January enter the stadium meant endurance for which men run in the Boston Mara22. Dearly loved wife of death! are prepared by heredity, thon. Leslie, loving mother of "When Coubertin while women are not'. de " 'She merely covered John, Michael, Rose- founded the Modern "A vote of 12-5 allowed the same route as the offimary and Gregory (Rev. Games in 1896 he did not a modest programme of cial race while it was in Fr. G. V. Carroll, Lee- support the idea of women events (100 m, high jump, progress. No girl has ever derville Parish). Losing competing. discus, 4 x 100 m relay, run in the Boston Maramother-in-law of Mary 800 m). thon.' "He wrote : : : 'the and Helen, dear grand"Australia voted against On the 3ther hand, of mother of Helen, Daniel, Olympic Games should be Jackie, Catherine, Paul, the sole purview of men. the motion (when the 800 course, the likes of Mrs. Marie-Louise and An- Women have but one task, m was run, several of the Margaret Court, Billie-Jean that of the role of crown- girls showed a little dis- King, Chris Evert and drew. Her funeral took place ing the winner with gar- tress, and so this event was Evonne Goolagong would on Tuesday, January 27 lands, as was their role in excluded until 1960!). not, one imagines, take "Incidentally, after Requiem Mass at Ancient Greece'. women kindly ot any attempt at "Despite this, in 1900, have won nine of Austra- male domination. the Holy Rosary Church, Nedlands. Bowra & O'Dea, Funeral Directors. 28 7299 O'HALLORAN: Suddenly at Fremantle Hospital on January 23. Sidney John, of Fendham Street, Warnboro and dental surgeon of Rokeby Road, Subiaco. Losing husband of Mary Kathleen, loving father of Lorraine, step-father of Brian (dee) and father-in-law of Hans. Papa of Tony a, Brian and Martin. His funeral took place at the Catholic Lawn Cemetery Karrakatta after Requiem Mass celebrated in St. Joseph Pignatelli Church, Attadale on Thursday, January 29, 1976. Bowra & O'Dea, Funeral Directors. 28 7299 EDWARDS: On January 26, at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Teresa, dearly loved wife of Vivian )(dec), much loved and wonderful mother of Marie (dec), Kevin (dec), Noreen and Ethna. Requiescat In Pace. Her funeral took place at the Catholic Cemetery Karrakatta after Requiem Mass celebrated in St. Thomas' Church, Claremont on Wednesday, January' 28. Bowra & O'Dea, Funeral Directors. 28 7299 FITZPATRICK: At Kalamunda Hospital January 15, Daisy Gertrude of The Sisters of Mercy Rest Home, Lesmurdie. Requiescat In Pace.

In Memoriam

KINGSTON, Stan: Loving memories today and always of our wonderful husband and father who left us February 3, 1975. Forever in our hearts. CHERRINGTON (Catherine): Of your charity please pray for the eternal repose of the soul of our darling mother who left us on February 3, 1974. Mother of Perpetual Succour intercede for her.

A "hierarchy of truth" on Marian dogmas

WASHINGTON (NC) — The new president of the Mariological Association of America says there is a "hierarchy of truths" concerning Marian dogmas, and that ecumenical endeavours must operate with that hierarchy in mind. Dominican Father Oblate Father Donald truth to the centre and Frederick M. Jelly also Dietz spoke of the hier- foundation of the faith," told members attending archy of truths about the he continued. the association's 27th an Blessed Virgin, saying "Mary is the Church's nual convention here those truths "are not faith today should be that doctrines existed on without perspective." presented in relation to two levels — theological There was no "ques- her image in Scripture," and symbolic — a view tion of the the degree of said Father Dietz. first offered by Jesuit theological firmness that "Her Immaculate ConFather E. J. Irarnold in the various truths have," ception and Assumption a sermon at Oxford, Eng- said Father Deitz. should be viewed in the land, in 1971. What was "significant" context of her singular The Jesuit's theory, said Father Jelly, was was "the relation of a relation" to her Son. "fascinating and even courageous — if not daring." The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Both concepts bear on interfaith dialogue, according to the priest who CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suites) is prior of the DominiCROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO can House of Studies ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES. here and a member oi the Anglican - Roman KINDLY DELIVER TO METROPOLITAN DEPOT — Catholic dialogue in this 48 GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK OR country. SOCIETY STORES AT — considerations Those 217/219 BULWER STREET, PERTH forced Catholics to ask 46 EIGHTH AVENUE, MAYLANDS "our separated brethren 24 HELENA STREET, MIDLAND why such and such a 142 HAMPTON ROAD, BEACONSFIELD 241 NORTH BEACH ROAD, TUART HILL Roman Catholic dogma 201 SEVENOAKS STREET, QUEEN'S PARK is unacceptable to their faith, in case the reason TELEPHONE :24 5041 or After Hours: 41 4280 does touch upon the cento arrange for pick up tral mystery or 'foundaCOUNTRY CLIENTS PLEASE CONSIGN tion of our faith'," said DONATIONS TO MAYLANDS FREIGHT FREE Father Jelly. In Bunbury please deliver to 28 Victoria Street The association's outPhone 21 2951 going president, Oblate Father George F. Kirwin told the gathering: meaningfulness "The of God's decisive action 3 for humanity in Christ is conand symbolised cretised for me in Mary, specifically in what the Catholic tradition has called her Immaculate Conception and her As68 STIRLING STREET, PERTH sumption." He said that he saw and "more fully in God's love for her the fact of His 1307 ALBANY HWY., CANNINGTON sin - destroying, deathconquering love for humanity, and thus, for PERTH 287299 me." In a major address to CNGTN 88 5017 the two-day assembly of the 200-member group,

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World Council "jungle of hall-truths, deceptions" Sir, It is good that at last a little honest daylight is being shed on some of the activities of the World Council of Churches.

While some members are Church is well out of this not be purchased at the cost undoubtedly well-intention- jungle of half-truths and of Christian truth. (Miss) DIANA E. FOX, ed and people of integrity, deceptions. Nedlands. Christian unity should the organisation in many aspects has been thoroughly and systematically subverted and infiltrated by communists and fellow-travelSO, Gabrielle in lers. May I bring your readers up to date on what has been achieved for Sister It is not surprising therethiopia. E fore, that there must never Some of the mission outbe any reference to suppres"Our thanks and gratitude sion of religious freedom you wonderful Austral- posts are cut off from the ians", said Sister Gabrielle rest of the world during in the U.S.S.R. and that the withand season rainy "U.S.S.R. must never be and her small group of Sis- the out stocks of food they castigated in public' (The ters of Charity in Ethiopia, must go through unspeakRecord, January 15). in a recent letter. Sir, at times. However, it is perfectly We sent off $A900 at able anxiety In the past, assent of the intellect was the A girl-mother gave birth November. of body august end this for proper the emphasis in Faith. because they and main triplets to and quick a represented to:It to die of starwith this tra- is not a motivation for Consistent generous response to an ap- were doomed terrorist Finance • vation she was prepared to Christian living. pronouncement the dition peal- in The Record. groups in Africa and South The pronouncement took on sexual ethics is in terms Because Christmas is cele- abandon them. America.' Thanks to Sr. Gabrielle that appeal to the intellect. the beauty out of Chrisbrated there not on Decemhappen, but it • Accept as members If sexual assent is what tian living and called it a ber 25 but on January 1. this did not churchmen the article seeks then it hard row to hoe. high-ranking is one of the spine-chilling it arrived just in time. of life fact a are that agents. can have it. K.G.B. as identified things at "children" the It concerned itself mereof Each • distant, almost forly with order. • Label as "rebels" Rusthe camp received a bag of in that have should article The If people are to pay any coffee, a bag of sugar, a gotten and tragic country. sian Orthodox priests who been written in the fuller wrote to the Assembly re- context of Faith: conver attention to this traditional piece of soap and one artREMEMBERED porting religious suppres- sion. the response of people teaching of the Church then icle of clothing. an article on sexual order An urgently needed pro- IN PRAYERS sion in Russia. to God's call_ must emphasise hope in ject was $E600 shOrt so the • Succumb to moral Sr. As peopk respond to the progressing towards the Australian money (worth I cannot quote in full blackmail by Soviet church- Spirit through their attiinterand long Gabrielle's value the times three ideal; must stem from the early n in deletion resulting men, tudes to each other, order vision of a Christian perin Ethiopia) was able to esting letter; however, all of all critical reference to begins to appear in their are assured that they are son; must present the ideal supply this need. remembered in her prayers • One of Sister Gabrielle's blind old ladies lack of religious freedom lives. person as something the, in the U.S.S.R. and the money arrived at a Order in sexual life is Christian wants to become. aughter, great-grand-d her by led being REST ROOM of guardian the As time when it was needed MICHAEL WHITELY, Order Christ's Truth, the Catholic part of total growth. most. Nedlands. STARTED is not an end in itself. It It would appear from the A rest house has just list of allocations that our been started in Alietena and $A900 equalled at least " the Sisters needed $E500 $E1,500 and this is a lot for beds, cups and saucers, of spending power over blankets and the rest. there. These are for the seriousAt the moment, we have ly ill patients who have to $210 in the bank and we stretcher a on carried be hope that a little more may across mountainous country. roll in by early March when The Sister in charge had we will send it off and give told Sr. Gabrielle she was them a joyous — Spring. desperate and did not know CATHLEEN where the money was comMcDONNELL, ing from so you can imagine 3 Barrell Street, her boundless joy when Wembley. Ph. 81 1361. $500 was put in her hand. i Sir, time bring us better re1axa4,*.; SUN., Feb. 1 to tion or will we have probThe introduction of SAT., Feb. 7 lems utilising our unstructnudity into magazine SUNDAY ured time? Do we need to 8 a.m. (Regs). be educated- to be able to programmes appears to LET'S FACE IT. cope with tomorrow's in* PAY ONLY IF YOU SELL * be recent A.B.C. policy Mrs. Carol Bolton of creased leisure time? 11.16 p.m. (6WN). and calls for massive Perth. 9 a.m. (6WN). E VENING MEDIparental protest lest yet 'The TATION. ENCOUNTER: People of Norton Street': The Rev. Gary Fischer another network pandPAPER HUNTERS' PERTH'S LARGEST BARGAIN The life style of inner of Adelaide. ers progressively to city dwellers, their' probTELEVISION those partial to pruri- lems and how to solve them. UNDAY S ence among the public. 8.15 a.m. (6WN). 10 a.m. To: "The Personal Trading Post" SACRED MUSIC: 'EngDIVINE SERVICE. Peeping Tom visits to Balgowlah Heights Conview the totally undressed lish Church Music: 1450G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001 at sea beaches and river- 1550'. The 24th Aldeburgh gregational Church. Sydney, Festival. 9.25 a.m. sides are now common. Please list the articles below in your next edition. 11 a.m. (6WN). CHALLENGE. A feature on kite-flying I retain the right to reduce the advertised prices by notifying your office. DIVINE SERVICE. I am Not What You See. finished unnecessarily on ( All items must be priced and have a telephone number. Minimum value for any advertised article St. John the Divine AngWhen Sondra Diamond one such beach. is $5, minimum fee for any sold article is $1.50. lican Church, Croydon, Vic- was born her parents were Another item on coal- toria. told that she would never To place an advertisement in THE PERSONAL TRADING POST fill in and post this coupon or Phone 1 mining took the camera 6.30 p.m. (6WF & Regs). be more than a "human 25 2385 9.00 - 4.00 p.m, into the miners' bathroom COMMUNITY HYMN vegetable". Today, at ,36, All advertisements except clothing, swap, or to buy, are INSERTED FREE. 2 in an uncalled for manner. SINGING. she is Doctor of Philoso2 . All advertisements are EXCLUSIVE to this paper and appear for a minimum of 6 weeks, i.e. 3 Shots of naked intruders St. John's Presbyterian phy, and a consultant psyon to sports fields impli- Church, Essendon, Victoria. chiatrist. issues cate networks in the en11.16 p.m. (6WN). 4. On receipt of advertisement, an invoice is forwarded showing commission payable on sale, or discouragement of this adolesTHE EPILOGUE: The posal of the item. cent exhibitionism, whether College Choir of the Chapel 5. On sale of items forward the invoice together with the commission to G.P.O. Box R 1279, Perth 6001. they plan it or not, since of New College, Oxford. removal. prompt ensure will telephone by An early advice of sale TV display is one of the surest ways of encouraging MONDAY 6.25 a.m. (6WN). RATES FOR PAY-ONLY-IF-YOU-SELL ADVERTISEMENTS undesirable activities. 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ADDRESS students to attend religion legitimate magazine item. classes off public tchcid MONDAY to It is regrettable that so FRIDAY during school premises C ATEGORY much of what the A.B.C. 6.15 a.m. (Regs), 7.10 hours. does to lift television above a.m. (6WN). In the Harrisonburg proDESCRIPTION the level of common trivialREADINGS FROM THE gramme, pupils at three ity should be tarnished by BIBLE. public elementary schools iit the distasteful vulgarity of the area who have parenEdwin White of Perth. the foregoing prurience. tal permission are allowed 8.40 a.m. (Regs). Only massive parential to leave the school grounds PAUSE A MOMENT. protest will discourage it. Fr. Gerald Beasley of one hour a week for religious instruction at nearby PAUL DONNELLY, Melbourne. 10.20 a.m. (6WN & Regs). trailers or churches. Claremont. The instruction is offered BY THE WAY. PHONE No. . SUBURB.. 'Leisure Time — A Prob- by the Rockingham Council of Weekday Religious Keep abreast of the lem or a Blessing?' 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Jottings from the arenas Clive Lloyd's West the field thus creating a son, and others, such as the C tahinap‘pvei1111 nbortotbheertsa Indies will probably go wide gap in the West In, en By BERNARD JAY willfrom ohdown as one of the dies attack and might have badly aggravated an old the game itself but will f inest limited-over ankle injury. come from a group of matches teams (they It seems and Laker about Fleetwood-Smith, a year and ago is to be an article firms or companies interare holders of the of faith with many Test Mallett, to name some of working up to top form in ested in cricket and also world championship) captains and selectors to the more prominent over the sprints. interested in There was talk of her their businesses. furthering and, in contrast, one gamble on a leading player, the years. of the teams from the such as the spearhead of ' There seems to be no rea- concentrating on the 400 And Thomson will not son at this point why he will metres in preference to the Caribbean which prom- the attack, being able to not be able to carry on for two shorter distances but be paid any more than any overcome off throw or an ised so much but her recent activities suggest other State or international in fact, the several seasons. achieved so little in injury whereas, decided And he to if rethat this plan might not be player for simply playing wise — and really the only cricket. actual results. — thing to do is to leave tire from active participa- proceeded with.

He will continue to be "Results" is the operative the player out of the team tion what a spin bowlers' Incidentally, the West Australian girl Bethanie paid the same amount rePOCKET TRIM, trained word in the sentence above until he has fully recovered. coach he could be. SEMARC, a Tamermarc Nail in a run at Brisbane ceived by each of the play- i colt, is owned by David by Clarrie Taylor, showed — and their record in Tests In the event, Roberts in did well to cover the 400 ers in the Test team and Golding and trained by a big improvement on his is poor — but they at least the fifth Test took nowhere will be subject to the same George Way. Starting from previous run when he lead have achieved a fair amount near the big part which he The report by the State metres in 53.4 seconds. an outside barrier position, around the turn and finish- in other directions, princip- would have played had he director of soccer coaching, In addition to this being conditions and discipline. this colt was well backed ed a close fourth in the ally in giving crowds enter- been fit. Alan Vest, that the standard her best time it also equalThomson, says Benaud, is , by his connections but ran Australia Day Stakes. Perhaps the brightest spot of soccer in Western Aus- led the Olympic Games not taining cricket at various being overpaid for His trainer has done a times in the tour. into a top class colt in in the West Indies tour up tralia is one of the highest qualifying time and, with what he will be required any luck at all, she might patching up job great in However, Private Section. to do in addition to playing The pity has been that at to the time of writing has in the country was encour- easily improve on the figure cricket Iexpect Semarc to win next this horse and I expect the least three times in the ser- been the feat of Lance aging, to say the least. —commercial, radio, combination to win a race ies to the time of writing Gibbs in equalling the world time he steps out. After a visit to Melbourne in the weeks ahead. possibly TV work, news* in the near future. paper and magazine articles they had a chance to level, record of 307 Test wickets during a coaching clinic, he BOLD CIDIUM, a three— and now poised to break said that in games in which (probably "ghosted") and so to if win, not and on each LOVELY CURVES, a Jeff Thomson's $630,000 year-old colt by the chamthe Victorian team and on. Not everyone will agree occasion, failed — and fail- it. filly three-year-old Polby At 41, Gibbs is still a leading clubs took part ten-year contract (to stay with this assessment. pion sire Oncidium, caught ed rather dismally — to powerful force in interna- there was some very medi- and play cricket in Queensmy eye when he finished mak, is owned and trained seize the opportunity. A question frequently strongly to run second to by Len Pike and was rid- • Their batsmen have been tional cricket. He has lost ocre play (he described one land) says a good deal for den by son Tommy when various sponsors and other asked is: How will Thomskill, is great he his of none Sincere Bid. worst one the as of game she contested the Stirling apportioned the greatest still an uncommonly good he had seen) and that for business men who have the son ever last ten years as share of the "blame" for a Test fast bowler? This horse is now trained Handicap. fieldsman and he is a another game only nine of good of cricket at heart. by Alan Walkerden at After losing ground at the failure and it must be shrewd adviser. I t may be regarded as The answer to that is the Victorian squad of 16 Lancelin and he is showing the start, she appeared to said that their batting has far too generous by some to look at the careers of, one He game's of is the up. turned the benefit of a change in be out of the race but been brittle, has lacked sol- great spin bowlers and has This, happily is in con- people, but at least it her- say, Freddie Truman, Ray id concentration and, altraining and, as I regard finished dashingly to finish alds a proper appreciation Lindwall and some others. though at times dashing and served the West Indies in trast to the situation in W.A. Bold Cidium as a top class a good third behind the of the value, financially, (.f With Thomson's explos-. refreshing, has revealed in- the international sphere for — one for which Vest can colt, he should make short winner, Jazz Fortress, and cricketers, ive-type bowling it may be take a good deal of credit international excusable defects in basic some 15 years. work of a Graduation at his Rialanna. She should pay In two eras when fast and one which augurs well who in the past have suf- that he will be hard put to technique. next start. fered by comparison with it to be a wrecker in ten to follow from now on. Lloyd and Greenidge have bowlers occupied centre for the future. He also made a good leading men in other sports years' time, but he is a magbeen well below form and stage Gibbs has consistentlyFredericks, Rowe, K alli- taken Test wickets in all point about crowds and in terms of financial re- nificent athlete and, even if he has to give up before the charran and Murray have sorts of conditions, on all ground facilities when spea- ward. As Richie Benaud (who expiration of ten years, his not been as consistent as types of wickets and against king of matches he had seen of all people should have reputation should carry him might have been expected. the best batsmen in the in England. flair a reasonable perspective in on for a sufficient time— the Describing Rowe has cone fairly world. There may have been a which, he said, was return- these matters) has pointed always assuming that he well but others. though doing well at times have better Test bowler of his ing to British soccer, he out, the money that Thom- continues to succeed. seemed unable to withstand type in the world during the said: he ear girm "The magic atmosphere the temptation to play pre- past 50 or 60 years, but, in cisely the shots for which t he opinion of this writer it of crowds is still there and v-ishstinctwil this is an area in which the bowlers had hoped — is doubtful. Having seen them all I would like to see improveand have been dismissed. The team's catching has since Armstrong's famous ments in the local scene. Now operating from "I don't exactly know been poor — a most un- 1921 Australian team (admittedly some of them as how it can be achieved but characteristic feature of 555 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK . . . 61 7711 West Indies teams — and of a schoolboy) one ventures we must aim for better 194 SCARBOROUGH B'CH RD., MT. HAWTHORN 24 7466 the ten or so catches drop- the opinion that none was ground facilities to attract better than Gibbs and that crowds." II ped up to the last day of the fifth Test — at least most of them were not as four could have turned a good — and this includes Mailey, Clarrie The performance of the game in the West Indies Arthur Grimmett, Wright (England), Australian women's sprint favour. relay team of breaking the Another sad aspect of the world record for the 4 x 200 tour has been the number Cnr. MURRAY & BARRACK STS. of injuries, some of them THE RAILTON Wembley Hotel metres relay in Brisbane PRIVATE HOTEL PERTH 6000 augurs well for the team's quite serious suffered by the COMFORTABLE 5 Minutes from St. Mary's visitors. chances in a similar event ACCOMMODATION Cathedral Bernard Julien, Frederat the Montreal Olympics. No. 1 BUMPER LOTTERY BED and BREAKFAST Bed and Breakfast icks, Holding, Lloyd himThe team ran the distance DINING ROOM $500,000 1st Prize $5.00 in 1 min. 32.6 sec. which Cnr. PIER & MURRAY STREETS, self, and, importantly, RobTICKETS $10.00 PERTH is 1.2 seconds better than erts have all been handiM. F. CRANLEY, Licensee the world time of the holdcapped by injury and others PHONE 25 2133 Phone 87 2418 No. 2 LOTTERY $30,000 1st Prize in the party have been uner, Britain. fit for varying periods. To break the record by TICKETS $1.00 — Full Books $50.00 The situation with Robthat figure is an excellent Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL The first official func- performance and is all the Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee No. 3 LOTTERY $16,000 1st Prize erts, one of the world's great fast bowlers, was al- tion of Morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking TICKETS 50 cents — Full Books $25 the 1976 WAC- more remarkable in that it lowed to develop to the was accomplished in a run facilities. $6.00 per day. stage where he had to leave LTA calendar will be the against the clock — the 248 HAY STREET, East Telephone: 25 2092 trophy presentation and most difficult method of atCHAIR VAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVANS taining figures. record medal tournament day The team is a strong one to be held on Sunday, — Raelene Boyle (Victoria), • See us about your WEDDINGS and Robertson, Denise February 15. of PARTIES in the MOOMBA ROOM Queensland, Barbara WilThis function was or- son and Sue Jowett, of Moderate Rates PHONE 22 1049 iginally arranged for Brisbane. Northam's Sunday, November 30. The Victorian Olympic However, because it and Commonwealth Games COMMERCIAL HOTEL-MOTEL clashed with the Marian medallist Raelene Boyle is Tom Murphy, Proprietor Leo Steins, Manager Procession it was can- unquestionably one of the celled. world's finest woman sprintThe medal tournament ers and is regarded by is to be held at the many people as a shade NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL North-Perth Tennis Club better 200 metres runner "HOME OF THE HOFBRAHAUS" courts in Farmer Street, than 100 metres. Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH North Perth. 4 Denise Robertson is posRoom with refrigerator, electric jug, tea coffee It starts at 1.30 p.m. sibly the best 100 metres Morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking All WACLTA mem- runer in the country except facilities. $6.00 per day. bers and prospective Miss Boyle and the other Permanent B & B $30.00 W. Pat & Bob Garrett members are invited to two girls are in internation- Phone 28Accommodation 7566 28 7566 Phone attend. CHAIRMAN OF DIRECTORS: ROD EVANS al class. For further enquiries, If some good, stiff corn telephone 48 1190. petition can be arranged The next meeting of HERDSMAN MOTOR HOTEL for them before they leave the association commitfor the Games (assuming * 26 AIR CONDITIONED POOL SIDE UNITS — SINGLE, DOUBLE * tee will be held at the the team is sent) they could Special Family Rates Full Facilities home of Tom Branch, 5 DINING ROOM — SMORGASBORD — FUNCTION ROOM well make a bold bid for a Ackworth Crescent, War- gold medal. The al l-purpose pub North of the River wick on Tuesday, Feb9 HERDSMAN PARADE, WEMBLEY Raelene Boyle seems to ruary 3 commencing at have recovered fully from PETER BURCHETT: 87 5555 7.45 p.m. the serious leg trouble Printed and published by Edward Vanheemst, "Record '-',Duse", which handicapped her I NININIP#4.4 , 04, 111,041 , 041 ,41-41,0411,VIN 450 Hay

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