ULATIONS No.205.PERTH,THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER1,1977
SYDNEY.-Australia'sbishopshavedecidedtointensifythe Church'spastoralcareofAborigines.
Lastweek'shalf-yearly meetingoftheAustralian bishopssetupacommittee ofsixtogiveattentionto WematterofAborigines.
"Ithasatwo-foldfunction,"chairman,Bishop JohnO'Loughlin,M.S.C. explained.
"Oneistoco-ordinate theactivitiesthataregoingonandtoprovidea channelforinformation.
'Theotheristokeepthe bishopsasabodyinformed aboutwhatisgoingon.
"Andwehopeitwill giveAboriginesasenseof belonging.
"Thereisnowalink.
"TheCatholicAboriginesofAustralia,andother Aborigines,arenowrelated lothebishopsofAustralia inanofficialway." Ateachmeetingofthe AustralianEpiscopalConferencethebishopstudya particularquestion.
ThistimeitwasAborigines.
ADDRESSESBY NATIVES
ThebishopswereaddressedbyAustralia'sonly Aboriginalpriest,Father PatrickDodson,MSC,of
Darwin,andthefirstAboriginalpermanentdeacon, DeaconBonifacePerdjert. ateacherattheCatholic MissionSchoolatPort KeatsintheNorthernTerritory. Thenewcommitteefor Aborigineswilltakeupseveralsuggestionsputby thebishopsduringtheconferencediscussion.
Amongthemare:
RELIGIOUSBELIEFS
Amajorstudyof traditionalAboriginalreligiousbeliefs.
Apaperonthemen talityofAborigines.
Formsofprayerand worshipadaptedtoAborigines.
BishopO'Loughlinsaid thattraditionalAboriginal beliefscouldberegardedas steppingstonestopreaching thegospel.
"SEEDS"OFGOD'S WORDS
"Thetermseminaverbi wasused-theseedsofthe wordsofGodplantedbeforeChristianrevelation." hesaid.
"Fromtheseseedsthe teachingofthegospelcan bedeveloped.
"WefeelthepeopleevangelisingAborigineswouldbe greatlyhelpediftheyunderstoodwhatsomeofthetraditionalAboriginalbeliefs were.
beinharmonywiththeholyFather's recentdocumentonevancelisation."(CONTINUEDPAGE2) (SEEALSOPAGE4)
EncountersecretaryteamwhowereinPerthlastweekend,lefttoright,FatherJosephMcCANN, Oblate,KenandJuliaGEE.Father McCannisoriginallyfromW.A.,wasfora timeontheOblatemissionteaminLesmurdieandforthepastfouryearshas beenintheMarriageEncountermovement.
Some600coupleshaveattendedMarriageEncounterweekends sincetheircommencementinW.A.lastNovember,andthelocal movementappearstohavethefastestgrowthrateinAustralia.
Thisfactcametolight whenthenationalexecutive secretaryteam-Father JoeMcCann,O.M.I.and KenandJuliaGee-were inPerthtoconductthefirst localtrainingcoursefor teamsinW.A.
Fourteencoupleswere trainedforMarriageEncounterworkandtheywill jointhe28localcouples whohavealreadybeen trainedintheEasternStates.
Followingtheirtraining fromFridaynighttoMondaynight,heldattheRedemptoristRetreatHouse, thecoupleswillwritetheir talksunderthesupervision ofmoreexperiencedcouples,forlaterpresentation atweekends.
Itwasalsoanouncedthat JohnandPamelaCattallni andFatherJimO'Brien wouldactasaunitexecutiveforWA.,forming partofthenationalbody withsimilarrepresentation fromQueensland,NewSou. thWales,VictoriaandTasmania.
Upto20couplesare neededforeachMarriage Encounterweekend,attendingtodutiessuchasbabysitting,hostessing.catering
andotherdomesticarrangementsforthesmoothfunctioningoftheweekend.
Sofar,25weekendshave beenheldinW.A.inboth metropolitanandcountry centresasfarafieldasAlbanyandKalgoorlie. In1978itisplannedto haveuptosixweekends permonth.
7,000COUPLES
Sofar,some7,000couplesthroughoutAustraliaare believedtohaveattended MarriageEncountersince itsinceptionthreeyearsago.
ThepresentationofmarriageisessentiallyCatholic inexpressionbutmanynonCatholicsattendtheweekends.
Whereinterestisshown, themovementdevelops weekendswithanAnglican orotherdenominationalapproach,butstillworking alongthelinesoftheMarriageEncountermovement.
Themovementhasasits goaltomakegoodmarriagesbetter.
Agoodmarriageisdescribedasoneinwhichthe partnerswishtostaytogether.
IfacouplehavethatNIsicdesire,Mardi*Encounterisoffered.
lf,ontheotherhand,a couplearenotsureoftheir wishtostaytogether,they areadvisedtoseeksome otherformofmarriage counsellingorassistance.
Thoseinvolvedinthemovementsaythattheyare notexperiencedinthefield ofbrokenmarriagesand leavethatworktoothers whileconcentratingonthe alreadygoodmarriagesso thatthenextgenerationof marriedpeoplewillhave comefromasoundbackground.
Peoplewhohaveattended MarriageEncounterareurgedtobecomemoreinvolvedintheirlocalparish. Also,inSydney,astart hasbeenmadewithcouples attendingseniorhighschol classestocontributetheir outlookinconjunctionwith thereligiouseducationclasses.
AccordingtoKenGee thepurposeofthemovementisnottohavepeople workforMarriageEncounter,butratherforthe Church.
BUREAUOr
NationalMarriage
"SECOND CAREERS" IABORIGINESCARE BishopO'Loughlinsaid. "Thiswouldobviatemks-PEG understandingsandbea Thatbadaotnanntaabean helptogoodcommuni.- .oamoe aotorotogiet ons. aid.missionarysocial. "Aswell.someformsof at,maybebecauseofthe worshipandprayercouldtot,frontatoott oneevisedthatwouldbeescome,"BishopOLou. suitedtoAborigin.abbr.ari nthowan the forms bare"Wsnomadicandnot highlyorpnised.
IMPRESSIVEFIGURES "M"Waeirtnopavan 'Sonoworthenbra;Tr'Guinea. "dnir losthirh ew doneonthisintheNorth, IanleaernTerritory and in "Another.01.011isthat Broome. Aboriginesdon'tseemterr"Itcouldroad* eki interestedinthe20th Paneledmotherareas" centurycivilisatioo have BishopO'Loughlinsaidbroughtthem. thatthenumberofChurch .They. nothonrattea Peoplew.kwasidn AIEintoningsomeofthetoorigines mostimPre''spOnsibilitiesthatgowith sive. someofthebenefits. AtenontotheNshops wouldmakethePoint fromanthropologistFr.Hil-dotnowthatAborigina onDeakinsaidthat19 aatamo.notto nee °me'.ri 120,destinythereseemtobe Sivasand175leyPanne,tot,parepet"uting mainlY .ek".d..withandforthemthenprewereworkingfull-timeoottatai
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An.011"rbeat andaselfdefeat. ReligiousandlaypeoplesuchasmembersoftheSt. VincentdePaulSociety-team theotherband.it ,,,g nersthisideaofdoingtheir ownthing,encouragedby governmentfinance,has beenproductiveofsome goodresultsandhasbroughtoutconsiderable{nidehives. ?Thothelmasterinto theAboriginalapostolate shouldpone.asoundmiritualitytoenablethemto copewiththedifficultiesinherentinthiswork.
AUSTRALIANSURGEDT FIGHTEVENHARDER TODEFEATABORTION MELBOURNE.-Australiansmustfightevenhardertodefeatabortion, onooftheworstcrimesofviolenceinourviolentsociety,Dr.CarolynGeriter,leadingAmericanRighttoLifecampaigner,toldaabigmeetinginMelbourneTownHallattheweekend.
ShewasspeakingatthestartofAustralia's firstnationalRighttoLifeconferenceMended byabout180people.
WestAustraliansprominentinthemeeting wereMr.KimBeartey,M.H.R.,formerMinister ofEducation,andMr.JohnMartyr,M.H.R.
Delegateswerewarnedthatabortionwas onlythefirststeptowardseuthanasia,destructionoftheold,thesick,themongoloidand otherhandicappedpeoplebecausetheyareuselessandunwanted.
CANBERRAREJECTION
TheFederalGovernment'sweekendrejectionofproposalsforaCanberraabortionclink withinhospitalgroundswasreportedtoconference.
SpeakershaileditasavictoryfortheRight toLifemovement'sprotests. Theyalsoapplaudedthenewsthatthe governmentwouldcontinuethebanonaprivateabortionclinicplannedbyagroupcalled PopulationServicesInternational.
Dr.Gerstersaidthatviolenceofallkind wasruiningAmerica,andwoulddothesame whereveritwastolerated.
Rape,homicide,andchild-batteringwere increasinginAmericaatthesametimeasthe increaseinabortions.
"Theabortionlobbyclaimedchildabuse woulddisappearwheneverychildwasawanted child.Yetchildabusewasthreetimesashigh duringthefirstthreeyearsofabortionon demandinAmerica,"sheadded.
"Rapehasmorethandoubledsince1964, andtherewere56,000rapecasesin1975.Of thetwomillionbatteredchildrenreportedevery year,twothousandofthemdie."
Dr.Center,aspecialistincanlio-pulmonary diseasesfromPhoenix.Arizona,isoneof America'sleadinganti-abortioncampaigners.
"OUTOFFASHION" "Childbearingisgoingoutoffashionin America,andmarriagemightbe"shesaid.
"Divorceisincreasing-onedivorceforevery twomarriagesin1975.
"AndoversevenmillionAmericanfamilies areheadedbywomenwithnohusbends.Last year,themwerenearlyfivepercentfewer marriagesthanpreviously.
"WhatishappeningtoAmerica'smoralfibre withthebreakdownofthefamily?Itisbeing ruined."
Shesaidthat11percentofallAmerican childrenwerenowbornillegitimate,and30per centdidnotlivewithbothparents.
TEENAGEPREGNANCY OnemillionAmericanchildrenranaway fromhomeeveryyear,andoneineverynine Americanyouthscamebeforethelawcourts beforetheageof18.
OnemillionU.S.teenagersbecamepregnant in1976,including122,000girlsunder16.
"Highschool-girlabortionsarecommonin NewYorkCity,whichhasbeenpraisedforits modem,enlightenedanitudetowardsteenage sex,"Dr.Gerstersaid.
"Lastyear18,000schoolgirlshadabortions there-ohmatschooldunngthelunch-hour. andoftenwithouttheirparents'permission. 33,000schoolgirlsbecamepregnant,and35,000 uhoolchildrencontractedvenerealdisease.
"Amtheyounghappywiththeirnewfound freedom?Ofcoursetheyare!Thatiswhy teenagesuicideshaveincreasedtwoandahalf timessince1966."
Dr.Gerstersaidthatpressuregroupshad madeaboitionsoeasyinAmericathatone NewYorkdoctordidthemon"hometohouse visits"usingaportablemachineonthelzhehen table.
Bishopsexpressconcern outrefugees "BACKYARDERS" "Thebackyarderhasnowbecomerespectable andcomesintothefrontroomaswell,"she said.
Dr.Gerstersaidthatabortionwasnotthe answertotheproblem.
"Wemustshowpeoplethatanunbornbaby isreallyalivefromthebeginning.
"Ababyisnotjustapieceoftissuewaiting,: withagoalsuspendedinmid-air,waitingto bezappedinto 11themomentitisborn'
NORIGHTTOKILL Mr.KimBemleysaidthatnogovernment couldconfertherighttokillanotherhuman being.
"Ihavehadwomenscreamatmethatthey wanttherighttocontroltheirownfertility,' hesaid. "Butwenttoarecivilrightslibertiesalso forthedoctorswhowanttostayoutofthis killingofinnocentbabies.Thenationthat destroysitsunbornchildrenisinmins."
SenatorBrianHarradine,speakingatthe TownHallsession,said:"Therearesocieties toprotectwhales,kangaroos,andwildlife. fewarereadytoprotectunbornbabies.They. arevictimsofthethrowawaysociety."
Mr.Martyr,WestAustralianLiberal,said: "No-orte,manorwoman,hastherighttod asheorshelikeswithbisorherownbodies-. -orwecouldallrape,stealandkill,safein theknowledgethatwecoulddoasweliked."
OTHERWAYS Mrs.PatriciaJudge,Federalsecretaryofthe RighttoLifesociety,said:"Thereareother waysofhelpingintheso-calledpopulation explosion,withoutabortionsandsterilisation.
"Theworldproducetwiceasmuchfood yearlyasthepopulationneeds."
Mrs.Judgesaidthateuthanasiafollowed, closelyonbabykilling.Theideawassim' togetridof"troublesome,inconvenientpeoplplye.", "Thereisevenasuggestionnowthatwe shouldhelppeopletosuicide.Thereare, pressuresfromsomedoctors,nurses,andvoluntaryeuthanasiaorganisations,toaccept tart sheadded.
"FIGHTBACK" TheyaretheideasoftheNewLeft.
"Manygroupsdemandingrightsforhow. sexuals,blacks,andwomen,arenotstrivingfoe betterconditionsforall,simplyforindividual personalsexualfreedomandindividualcivil. ['betties.
"Wemustlearnfromthetacticsoftheabortionlobbyandfightback.Ibelievepeople arefedupwiththepermissivesociety.There isachangeinattitudm.
"Wecantakeheartfromthefactthatmany peoplearenowseekingwhatwehavebeen seekingforyears.Sowemustkeepupthefightforqualityoflife."
NOTTHEANSWER Dr.JohnSimpson,Catholicfamilymedical adviser,andconsultantphysicianatBrisbane's Materhospital,saidthatmanypeoplebelieved theanswerstoabortionweremorecontraceptives,andmomschoolsexeducation. Buthesaidthesethingshadnotreduced' abortionsandillegjtimacy. Figuresshowedthatincreasedknowledgehad notsolvedtheprobleminFefoodAmerica. orintheScandinaviancountriesofDenmert andSwedenwhichhadalonghistoryofearly sexeducationandpre-maritalsex.
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LITURGYCENTRE ACTIVITIES showthattheChurch'spublicprayerlife extendstotheothersacramentaldo,as.11astheMass. EachTUESDAYnightforfiveweeks,concludingon October4dalksanddiscussionwilldealwithworship andtheeucharistbutalsowithbaptismandtheAnoint.
W.A.LiturgicalCentrein WindsorStreet,E.Perth,nearthePenhTerminal. OnTUESDAY,September6thetopicwillbe: Thetheologyofworshipsadsheph.oftheFateherial. Talkswilldealwiththemeingofritual.worship andliturgy.Itwillbechancetolookatthequestion'. IsitnecessarytogotochurchtoPM'? Also,voltyistheEucharistsoessentiallytheprayer ofChristianworship?
IstheneglectofSundayMassbysomanyCatholics signoftheirlackofunderstandingofitstruemean. ionintheirlives?
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AUSTRALIANSURGEDTO FIGHTEVENHARDER TODEFEATABORTION MELBOURNE.-Australiansmustfightevenhardertodefeatabortion, oneoftheworstcrimesofviolenceinourviolentsociety,Dr.CarolynGerster,leadingAmericanRighttoLifecampaigner,toldoabigmeetinginMelbourneTownHallattheweekend.
ShewasspeakingatthestartofAustralia's firstnationalRighttoLifeconferenceattended byabout180people.
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&O'DEA SHECOMINTTEE "Otherwise,pmplesuffer afeelingoffrustration-or goaroundthebead." BishopLeonardFaulkner (Townsville)issecretaryof hebishopscommitteefor Aborigines. OthermembersareBish. upsDouglasWarren(Wil. annia-Forbes.N.S.W.1.
WestAustraliansprominentinthemeeting wereMr.KimBeazky,M.H.R.,formerMinister ofEducation,andMr.JohnMartyr,M.H.R. Delegateswerewarnedthatabortionwas onlythefirststeptowardseuthanasia,destructionoftheold,thesick,themongoloidand otherhandicappedpeoplebecausetheyareuselessandunwanted.
CANBERRAREJECTION
TheFederalGovernment'sweekendrejectionofproposalsforaCanberraabortionclinic withinhospitalgroundswasreportedtoconflpen'akershaileditmavictoryfortheRight toLifemovement'sprotests. Theyalsoapplaudedthenewsthatthe governmentwouldcontinuethebanonaprivateabortionclinicplannedbyagroupcalled PopulationServicesInternational.
Dr.Gerstersaidthatviolenceofallkind wasminingAmerica,andwoulddothesame whereveritwastokrated. Rape,homicide,andchild-batteringwere increasinginAmericaatthesametimeasthe increaseinabortions.
"Theabortionlobbyclaimedchildabuse woulddisappearwheneverychild child.Yetchildabusewasthreetimesashigh duringthefirstthreeyearsofabortionon demandinAmerica,"sheadded,
"Rapehasmorethandoubledsince1964, andtherewere56,000rapecasesin1975.Of thetwomillionbatteredchildrenreportedevery year,twothousandofthemdie."
Dr.Oerster,aspecialistincardio-pulmonary diseasesfromPhoenix.Arizona,isoneof America'sleadinganti-abortioncampaigners.
"OUTOFFASHION" "Childbearingisgoingoutoffashionin America,andmarriagemightbe"shesaid.
"Divorceisincreasing-onedivorceforevery twomarriagesin1975.
"AndoversevenmillionAmericanfamilies areheadedbywomenwithnohusbands.Last year,therewerenearlyfivepercentfewer marriagesthanpreviously.
"WhatishappeningtoAmerica'smoralfibre withthebreakdownofthefamily?Itisbeing ruied"
Shesaidthat percentofallAmerican childrenwerenowbornillegitimate,and30per centdidnotIncwithbothparents.
TEENAGEPREGNANCY OnemillionAmericanchildrenranaway fromhomeeveryyear.andoneineverynine Americanyouthscamebeforethelawcourts beforetheageof18.
OnemillionU.S.teenagersbecamepregnant in1976,including122,000girlsunder16.
"Highschool-awlabortionsarecommonin NewYorkCity,whichhasbeenpraisedforits modern,enlightenedattitudetowardsteenage sex,"Dr.Gerstersaid.
Prayersfor Priests "Lastyear18,000schoolgirlshadabortions there oftenatschoolduringthelunch-hour, andoftenwithouttheirparents'permission. 33,000schoolgirlsbecamepregnant.and35,000 schoolchildrencontractedvenerealdisease.
"Aretheyounghappywiththeirnewfound freedom?Ofcoursetheyare!Thatiswhy teenagesuicideshaveincreasedtwoandahalf timessince1966."
Dr.Gerstermid-thatpressurecoupshad madeabortionsoeasyinAmericathatone NewYorkdoctordidthemon"housetohouse visits"usingaportablemachineonthekitchen table.
"Thebackyarderhasnowbecomerespectable andcomesintothefrontroomaswell,"she said.
Dr.Gerstersaidthatabortionwasnotthe answertotheproblem.
"Wemustshowpeoplethatanunbornbaby isreallyalivefromthebeginning.
"Ababyisnotjustapieceoftissuewaiting, withasoulsuspendedinmid-air,waitingto bezappedintoitthemomentitisborn.'
NORIGHTTOKILL Mr.KimBcazleysaidthatnogovernment. couldconfertherighttokillanotherhuman being.
"Ihavehadwomenscreamatmethatthey" wanttherighttocontroltheirownfertility," hesaid. "ButIwanttoseccivilrightslibertiesalso forthedoctorswhowanttostayoatofthis. killingofinnocentbabies.Thenationthat destroysitsunbomchildrenisinmins."
SenatorBrianHarradine,speakingat the, TownHallsession,said:"Therearesocietim toprotectwhales,kangaroos,andwildlife,bust fewarereadytoprotectunbornbabies.Thor arevictimsofthethrowawaysociety."
Mr.Martyr,WestAustralianLiberal,said: "No-one,manorwoman,hastherighttodo, asbeorshelikeswithhisorherownbodies-orwecouldallrape,stealandkill,safein theknowledgethatwecoulddoasweliked."
OTHERWAYS Mn.PatriciaJudge,Federalsecretaryofthe RighttoLifesociety,said:"Thereareother waysofhelpingintheso-calledpopulation explosion,withoutabortionsandsterilisation. "Theworldproducestwiceasmuchfood yearlyasthepopulationneeds."
Mn.Judgesaidthateuthanasiafollowed closelyonbabykilling.Theideawassimply togetridof"troublesome,inconvenientpeople.
"Thereisevenasuggestionnowthatwe shouldhelppeopletosuicide.Thereare pressuresfromsomedoctors,nurses,andvoluntaryeuthanasiaorganisations,toacceptvoluntarykilling,"sheadded.
"FIGHTBACK" TheyaretheideasoftheNewLeft.
"Manygroupsdemandingrightsforhomosexuals,blacks,andwomen,arenotstrivingfor betterconditionsforall,simplyforindividual personalsexualfreedomandindividualcivil liberties.
"Wemustlearnfromtheteaksoftheabortionlobbyandfightback.Ibelievepeople irefedupwiththepermissivesociety.There sachangeMattitudes.
"Wecantakeheartfromthefactthatmany peoplearenowseekingwhatwehavebeen seekingforyears.Sowemustkeepupthefight forqualityoflife."
NOTTHEANSWER Dr.JohnSimpson,Catholicfamilymedical adviser,andconsultantphysicianatBrisbane's Materhospital,saidthatmanypeoplebelieved theanswerstoabortionweremorecontraceptives,andmoreschoolsexeducation.
Buthesaidthesethingshadnotreduced abortionsandillegitimacy.
Figuresshowedthatincreasedknowledgebed notsolvedtheprobleminEngland.America, orintheScandinaviancouotnesofDenmark andSwedenwhichhadalonghistoryofearly sexeducationandpre-maritalsex.
recognisedthat two-governmentorganise.mattthatIwoextrastaffpm calledon GewrnmenltoshowmoreameetinginCanberraofwouldbeabletopromiseinThailandtoprocess100toprioritywouldneedtobe µneradty towards in,theStandingInter-Depart-thewayofsponsorshiporISOrefugeespermonth.giventothiswortovera rootlet.,otefrommentalCommitteeonRef-assistanceinresettlingre. "Representativesoftheoptedperiodoftimeifit ficia.ThinaandTimor. 'lg.,withreMmeMMivcsbares?'thepapersaid. theSt.VincentdePaulSowastosucceed." TheirMaystatementalmcalledontheGommnonttoadmit10,000refup:fromthesetwoareas.
RESOLUTION SYDNEY.-The rcutiier nowpasselpaa alargelyruraldioceseof ENCOURAGINGCath. er g0:"g'l'bWi'T"k'rd"t"g study proleswhichwillhelp initniningandestablishingtosettlere.f.g.es on rougesmAustralia, thebodiestheynamearcthislend.
WAGGAHASPLANTOPUT THEMON THELAND th,AustralianCatholicSo- "Theplanit,,,,,,,,,,,, ARMini civilWelfarecommission,tohelpthoseIndo-Chinesebetweenthreeandforefain.thrmighitwhichwillbe meSt.VincentdePaulSo-refugeeswhohavethegrea,diesinaruralsituation,dammedtoprovideirrigo-"AP..fromthefemales whowillfindahome,the Relief.theCatholicCom-fromfarmingbackground50acresoflandneatto missionforlothttandwhohavenootherskill,'theSanIsadorecommunity
My,AustralianCatholicnodisadventege-peps* NueandMeFederalBishopFrancisCarroll.gatemen,. CatholicImmigrationCom-BishopofWaageWagga. "ThediocesehasaboutLion. ama, well toAnk dein countrYsitu., Wecheckeditoutand "Thatinitselfnon.i., protectcouldhelprefugees um."BishopCarrollsaid. mittee, explained. demento.,,,about20itstern,anmrketgardendvaluablestep ,.ThisinaChristianset. " OFFERINGtheir"full m ThereareIwopartstoYearsnobythelateBish-"'cm---vl onFrancisHenschkeand -Thelandcouldbedisid.theimpresionthatwyam. tdbe'able
supportinthe......veopmen "Wedon'twant ofcommieplansforretheplan. acreseachforintensivecut-worldwhattodo, theNationalCatholicRuralodin.tooat the (ogeeprogrammeinco- "Weareask'.parishesMovement. operationwiththeCominwage.itselftosponsormos. nuinwealthGovermentandbetweenthreeandfivefain."Familiesboughtfiveovation." otherconcernedandrelat.dieswithinthecityofacre100andestablisheda "Butifwecanmakenon BishopCarrollsaidtrans-planworkitmightshow churchandschool. ed:bodies." Wasp,"hesaid. providedforthereftigeetheycoulddokimethine portablehomescouldbeothercountrycentresthat
Laingsomanyrefugeesin""dMer..'''''''"countryparishestosponsorFAMILYIDEA
CALLINGattentionto families, similar.' 114...South-EastAsianre U.S.TAKES KES " workinWaage,theidea Winkmostofthem wastoprovideasutreble "LOWKEY"RESPONSE AFURTHERg.:,77,r,Nliz,:La.
tionalincome.
Abackgroundpaperpre. Rentedtothebishopsby represent:Av.ofCatholic 15,000 wouldbringinsomeaddibodiesworkingforrefit- .Thereareabout40fom. gemoutlinedtheGovern.WASHINGTON(NC). metesresponsesofar. -TheUnitedStalesbeganflies(herenow." Carrollsaidthat the'expansewas"lowadmittinganotherI5,000Bishop refugeesfromVietnamandtherewereseveralViet."i.h.eitTacidkgroundpaperLcosonAugustIIinanmesefamiliesinterestedin mktthat: 'Ih.anst;yeartheSenatecaa"1"nre'fi've'yitctiortionbillAsia.'hr.`12'eabellyr7,.iesstillatthe earup medalcommittee investigationstage."hesaid. to'inquireintothesituation thebrotMatsmioue s" of,fug,cad,in,,,,,7.000Vietnamese"boatpro. TheImoitiieflillfliy herr,fefngeesflo,i, therambyboatandwhohave 'Thereisacreekrunning radar,infothe&oft,topie',refugeesvvliroml:nfdt available.
endofthewarinVietnam.been'ailing "rife,nor,nd,,,,,,,ofedPacificbasininEolithEast neitandtaint.,non, Asia.and8.000memosnow It'rrai'll'a,""'s're refugeesto A"'i"Th""""daverIkaing "DespiteAustralia'scw TheUS.CatholicConpeen,/toabsorbrefugeesfnfn.oniof Lvzomirzz.d.cthz.,h,.v. otherasit Refugee groups Serviceat,uarn.d. MOVE ingthegovernmenttoaid the^bootpeople.'formore
OnDecember24last thanyear. year.aGreenPaper,-Im- InJuly,theCatholicConmbelig:adtionpoliciesandAve.femmeandsevenother traliakpopulation,.wasre.soluntaryagencimpledged ,,toot,h,,erlyptherefugeeswhen br,"1,11.ifs4.one.tainedasectionTheyareadmittedtothe
At:SR1raria'ar""Cofrocmi DonaldHohl,ofthe 0,,,,Aid,sf.yinfCatholicmigrationandreofi.fslfiY5?,ri,,,I.etddythp.kt° edattheAttorneyGeneral'sdecision.
"SoIfnor,,e5r...M. Theaction,hesaid,would tone''''.MYm.".....prosideforthereunificationofseparatedfamilies
OnMOO24thisYear,21:1117""thtethh:"'Ult: "GENERALTERN" pedopiSet.,atesforthe"boat
refugeestotheHouseof Healsosadhehopedthe U.S.actionwouldprompt !Thepromisesofhelpforsimilaraidformother Owrefogeeswerephrewdcountriestohelp"alleviate ingeneralterms..itsaid,thehardships^ofthean'TheydidnottakeOpproximately80,000refugees anyoftheonionrecom-stillremaininginThailand mendationscontainedintheendotherAsiancountries.
LITURGYCENTRE ACTIVITIES Mr.FrankRyan, notedCatholic; diesat61
Mr. Frank Rynn, of the dl Lawlcydied laseron ayrem.),whenbe wouldhebeeninstituted av asanacolytefordotsin theHighgateparish.
Atthetimeofhisdeath, hewasservingathirdterm spresidentoftheHighgate parishpastoralcounciland hislifehadbeenmarkedby hisetc'iyhyinalllevelsof parishlife. Hewasdevotedto
andliturgy.Itwillbechancetolookatthequestion: Isit°memorytogotochurchtopray? Also.whyistheEucharistsoessentiallytheprayer ofChristianworship?
IstheneglectofSundayMassbygomanyCatholics a in oftheirlackofunderstandingofitstruemean. ragintheirlives?
Thesecondtopic TUESDAY,SeptemberIAwill lootalthesalmiofIteptims. Thisisreceivingalotofattentionatpresent.par. programme inthemakeofthencwbaptismalpreparation programmelaunchedbytheCatholicPastoralInstitute. ItisbecomingclearthatthelatermaturityofChrist. ionshingesverymuchonthefaithandmauveswith whichparentsandhetChristiancommunitywelcome ayoungchildintobaptisminitsinfancy.
Questionsarisesuchas:Shouldbaptismbeaprivate ceremonyjustfortheimmediatefamily?Howifthe parishreallytakingpartinaprayereachtimebaptism isconferred?Isthememoforthebaptismofbabies onlybecauseofbeliefinlimbo? Whatfurthercomilmentsariseafterthechildhas beenbaptisedandcarriedbackintotheworldwith ahead?Whatdoparentsmyaboutthedaythew. assisteIatthebaptismoftheirchildren.
ATTENDANCE.
Churchshouldspeakoutfor Aborigines,especiallyon injustice:Aboriginalpriest SYDNEY.-"TheChurchshouldspeakoutonbehalfof Aborigines-especiallyonquestionsofinjustice,"Australia's onlyAboriginalpriest,FatherPatrickDodson,MSC,saidafter hehadaddressedtheAustrolonbishopsattheirhalf-yearlymeet-
EmberDodsonisthe FatherDodsonsaid 'Theycanbestomped onlyAboriginalCatholicthatthebishopshadonandputdown. priestinAUS.alia. showntremendousgood- -Thcxhonetheirheads
"TheChar.can'tdowillnodeawillingnesstointheLiceofGovern. tenmuchtoalleviatelistentothe.Aboriginalmeatofficials theAboriginesproblemspointofview. Theyartincapableof -raven.malnutrition. "IfAborigine,canwedealingwiththepolitical violence.alcoholismandtheChurch'sinterestandandlegalcomplexities soon."hesaid, conmrnitwillgivethem thatsurroundtheirprob'itistheGovernment's"H...uvKean.'he berma ruletoalleviatethateatd. "Theyconbemmieuproblems. Aboriginesneededthe lat.andplayedMI "TheChurch'sreinitChurchtospeakoutifagainsteachMI.. tospeakoutoninjustice.theirproblemswereto "TMChurchhasre. "Asway.itcanhelpheheard.
26 Confirmation.Morley.BishopHealy.
AtBele.m,processionofSaintsComasand Damian.Bishop BishopDonalLamont,ofWomb.Rborlegia arrives.
29 Confirmation.Goseells.BishopHealy.
BunburyCalendar um TheVatican'sis,sici mutualexpressionof irs.in Whtb"'Etri;c7Zi'sise'"rwas is Hemitthat SINitio. woissuedpartially uigoori.thefounderoftosupporthosewhowere heReckmatist.mightlightingagainstsexualPahatthesexaCIwasgoodmiHiaThaar told nitself,andhelpedto ltwas01itilTICethatthe trent:thenthebondsofChurchhasnotabandoned marriage itsteachingsorthatithad hew SpeakingCl101partici, .unsureofthem."he wies rants theworkshop.Speaking contracepth atanother Fametreadthedon.FathetHaeringde. -hurch'sstandonthe w mecben"Inato,and gift plea. ofintercourseasgood, nape. solongMitiscomplernen. of HerecalledhatPope HemidthattheChurch PiusRI'scocorticalCacti
Bcialfirth 4midithasmadeinthepan. Connubideclaredthaturn. ustenforgetmistakeshe VII waywayswrong.nd a thatthe -PopeAlexander notwooat.,tin and thatitwas de. mortal sinifnameskissandhave asitsprimaryendthetramsensuMMeasure.Mcharged. missionoflife Hesaidrnmiagewasa FatherVimer
NewPrimatelikesGaelic football,musicand conversationinIrishtongue oftheLELA.
"Ihavemymovietan,"hetoldreporter."but amopenas tomethods.
Heissaidtohavean unbridledenthusiasmfor Gaelicfootball.tradi.
lmonalmusicandtonne lotionintheIrishIan- /gmge,andhaspromoted (theletterthroughthe SocietyforIrish-Speak.
Atthetimeofthe announcementhesaid thatheprayedthatno barrierwouldcomebe. himandhisflock. Hedescribedhintrelf as mryordinaryper, son Hosaidthatheaspic edroauniteIreland butthathecondemned law-and-orderviolence" aswellastheviolence
"Thereareattitudes whichmustbrchanged," headdedinareference toIrishCatholicism.
( DUBLIN.-Ireland'snewArchbishopofArmaghandfuture PrimateofAllIreland,isanativeofCrossmaglen,CountyArmagh andissaidtohavebeenfavouredbytheclergytosucceedthelate CardinalConway. monsignorComm0MgPriests. thronounced InArmaghhewillbe 01001.53.wasacuehe13thsuccessorof ateMTyronebeforere-SaintPatrick. turningtoMaynerain 1953as alaw.in modernhistory. Hehasbeenpresident ofthecollegeNiaCe1974
Herecentlydrewatentiontohimselfbyhis stmdagainstseminarians beingtaughtbylaicised priests. Staffmembersappealedagainsthisrulinghut mumfoundinhis favour.
Newappointmentsby EpiscopalConference BrotherAloysiusCarmody,aformerAssistantSuperior-General andSecretary-GeneraloftheDeLaSalleBrothers,hosbeenappointed directoroftheFederalCatholicEducationOfficeinCanberra.
HediceeedsXlinpornor HaloftheDeLaSalleQueensland,Sc,beenap E.Bourke.nowreturningtoBrothers,hewasreRomepointeddirectoroftheoaPerthafter
officials. throws,againstnadveandThecommissionalso edconcretecasesofdeath EaRntaaii,R.R. t9.11 foreignmissionaries. threatsbylargelandhold`aRreallowedtocoon' EarlyinJuly,Fatherersandtheirpaidkillersoutnowonlyaxwien andsevenmumramairaedin oft.khamrd,,P,rest.gn.farom3-1-yeart: Ol Gealaco nandLoi..tiaawnsof roil.escaped murderat lefttemptbyunkno.gnome.TheCh.., 'tiot'd.theniritsiten"'ce'"of'th whopepperedhiscarwiththatermine,the...it"villagers.'Whorepeatedly bulletsasheseedam),Si.need,"Rm...withwarnedthanoftheMager ElSalvador"whereDub, wingextremistshavethreatbeing killed." enedtokillalltheJesuit OnepriestatOvate., inthecountryandarebe-FatherEmilio,hadbeen Ilevedresponsibleforashotateeveralnot and number
WORKOFCATHOLICSCHOOLS PRAISED Committeetorecommend plansforrenovating Adelaide Circusperformertostudy forthepriesthoodafter fiveyears inthe"bigtop' NEWYORKINC.-Thejourneyfromcircustopriesthood mayseemlikecomplicatedone,requiringextensivepersonal changeinlifestyle,but28-year-oldJeffChalmersismaking thetransitionwitheaseandenthusiasm.
Afterspendingfine yearsasaprofessional circusperformer,Chaim. ersplanstodevotethe nextetayearstostudyingforthePriesthoodin thedioceseofLafayette. Louisiana.
Chalmers.aPhiladel. phisnatite.h.worked withtheRinglingBrothersandBarnumtiedBaileyCircusasadown. withtheFranzenBrothersCircusasanaerialkt,clownandhigh.wire Performer,andwiththe CarsonandBarnesCir. ors,thelargestcircus stillundercanvas,asan aerialist.clownandjuggler. "I'vealwaysbeen circusfan."hesaid. "Iwenttothe said everychancegot.met
alotofpeopleendbecamefriendswiththem."
Onefriendhelpedhim MIintotheRiegfing ClownCollegeinVenice,Florida,endafter "graduation,"Chalmers beganworkingsmalltent hows.
"Ilearnedallthere wastolearnaboutthe circus-frombeing performertocleaningout cages,"hesaid. "There'snothingI haven'tdone."
Asitturnedout,the the directorfor theLafayettediocese livedrightthereinJennings. "Everythingwasjust fallingrightinplace," saidChalmers,whotalked atlengthwiththelocationsdirector. Twoweekslate,he receivedalettertelling himhehadbeenacceptedtostudyforthe hoodforthedioceseof Lafayette.
Theideaofbecom- OnMayI.Auntie, ingapriesthadbeenonBishopRichardHanifen hismindforyears,Cho-ofDenverakbreted Imessaid. specialMassonthecip Butduringavisittoa cusgrounds. churchinJennings,Lout- "IsaidaspecialMy. slant,"theideaofano-erthattheBlessedNthcationwassostrongthattheewouldhelpmeto immediatelysoughta find awaytogettothe priesttotalkaboutit."seminaryinLouisiana."
AN.S.W.farmer andstaunchSocietyof St.VincentdePaulsuCatlpporter,MichaelWhiteley,isthenextnationalexecutivedirectorofAustralianCatholicRelief.
HisappointmentwasOn. seuncedattheAustralian bishopsconferenceMSydneybyArchbishoplames Gleeson,chairman ofmycontactsisAustralia, A.CRsnationalcommit.givesanedgetoMr.Whitelee. leyinmcklingthejobahead Mr. WbiteleY071 far.ofhim."
operationanddevelopment eduCati011. Itprovidesfinancid andotherformsof nnporttoprogramsandjectsofdevelopmentand relief.
MnByrne,thepresent nationalexecutivedirector, h. been activelyinvolved Iefin thedevelopmentof A.C.R.sinceitsinception, givingitavisionofrdy organoftheAustraliansandresponsetoreliefarid Episcopal Conference, tads A.C.R.nun..income itsaesIGreatoresaralinsthecoinennoitYFreedom fromHunger generallyconcerningworldcampaignsandthroughdieninjuspoverty, hunger, and'cng"''"th'"e.oa rot] dons m closely
AmongcouplespresentatlastSunday's marriagepreparation couleeheldatTrinity Collegewere: efttorightABOVE, lamesVANPRAAGand GeraldineCADDY,who willbemarriedinHolyFamilychurch,Como.on I/member26. NanetteCLOHESSY,of Dothleview.andJohnPA. TIERSON.ofSunbury. whosemarriagewill eel*rendinHolyRoserY *era.Woodlands,onMarashatyear. lentoright.BELOWCaroteneMATTION1,of Scarborough.andRobertson. BOYD,ofMountHawthorn,whoaretobemarriedatImmaculateHmrtof Marychurch,Scarborough onOctober29. EkesSEGHEZZIand DavidWEIR,ofVictoria Park,whoseweddingtakes ChrisatOctLadyHelpof Christianschurch.EastVictorialPark.onNovember 2t. LOWERRIGHT: SinINCE,ofDoubleviemandBrentCONNOLLY,OfAmeliaHeights.who aretomarryinHolyRos. myChurch.Woodlands.on October15. ATBOTTOM: ChristineDARCI4,of Rottener. and Kim PROITI'.ofMaylands.who oretobemarriedatSaint Mary'sCathedral.onApril 18nestyear. NEXTSESSION Ellelen=MINAPM. melonmaimeaseeftreat theparishmire,ern. Curd.Hirrn1Htd toePointMirkEAST FREMANTLE.oe&today. SeptemberZS,commenchte r9.45am.godconchtd. st4.30p.m.Marefollowsforthosewhowishto tennis Couplesshouldbring theirlunchasitisnotal. wasconvenienttofind +bonsinthearea.
sRIS11.thetenYearshetween 1966and1976,thenum. herofpriestsinFrance droppedfrom41,000to 32,000.and,Iftlintrend ontinue,,willfalltu Inthe,ftr7050.
Thenewspaper
,sopon.sest,,:hipeo,chmkustibenmth,,%deCFa.ridias,..IndHiaurn.a%dtheAeio situations. meatinprovidingassistItraisesfundsforre-sanewprojectsindeadlieraid,developmentco-apace00000115.
Italianmissioner's secondvisitto thesouth-west ramfromMerlons.22milesBut Cath'ForceInc.Austeamand northAvestofOrangeinthepeehensive,and hope Bathurstdiocese,lakesovercmdothejobrequiredof thepositionwhenthepre-me." sentdirector,Mr.Bill Byrne,retire,.attheendofTHIRIIWORLD thisyear. Inhistravelsforthe TothepositionofA.C.R.S.V.P.hesaidheload Mr. executivedirectorpeopleindevelopingcoonWhiteleybringsyearsinn"surprisedthatsome. ofexperiencewiththeSt.oneinAustraliaisMerest. VincentdePatil Society, aed them, that eics.me deepconcernfortheaspire.isinterestedintheirAronof developingcount.tem. tries,andadesiretomake 'That'sthebiggestthing AustralianCatholicsmore"Iiinotsomuchthe involvedwiththeO.C.R. moneyScthefactthat someoneispreparedto MUCHntAyium comealongandshow Pao MUCH inthen,andthat For15yearshehasbeenmaybeyoucanbeltsthem theBathurstdiocesansec.solvetheirownproblems." ataxyoftheS.V.P.andhas Onethinghesaidhe heldtheofficeofchairmanlearnedfromtheS.V.P.'s ofitsnational°verse.twinningschemeisthat"we committee. areMottoremeltsthat isalsotheS.V.P.in-cometousbutwedon't ternationalvicepresidentofsortoftellthembowto AsiaandOceania,andisspendthemoneyinany thesafety'srepresentativespecialform. ontheA.C.R,national MOREPEOPLE commitee. Inconnectionwithhis"Ithinkwehavetobe S.V.P.work,hehasen.availabletoshareresources veiledextensivelyinAsirwithdevelopingcountries toIndonesia,Sings,.accordingtothewaythey MalaysiaThailand.Korea.me." Japan,Taiwan.thePhilip Butevenashebecomes thee.IndiaandPakistan.moreinvolvedwithA.C.R.
Ofhisworkwiththehesaid,"Illalwaysbea S.V.P.Mr.Whiteleysaid:goodmemberoftheS.V.P.
"Ithinkithasgivenme havealwaystriedto alotofknowledgeandgetmorepeopleinvolvedin understandingoftheco.theSociety., ditionsindevelopingcoon-"IfeelthatCatholics tries withhowpeopledonknowenoughofwhat EndevelopingcountriesareA.C.R.is,"hesaid. thinking ." AustralianCatholicRe- pfirlateknow-lief,whichbeganasCathledgeofthewayAl.,-sheOverseasReliefitthe
Tbandcoffeearesup plied. Furthermarriageprep. rationcursesfor1977will beheld o inOctoberrindNovemberonthelastSunday ofeachmonth.
Bothcourseswillbeheld 25 atTrinityCollege.RiversideChive. Therewillbenocourse inDecember,butonewill beheldonthelastSunday inJanuary.
Queenslandpost forStatesecretary TheBibleSocietyStatesecretaryforWesternAustralia,theRoe,KeithBricknell,has beenappointedStatesecretaryforQueensland. HewillmovetoQueenslandearlyin1978and takeuphispostinMay. Mr.Bricknellstartedwithperficialtherapyrediotrts. theBibleSocietyinWest-endPrivatepractices. ernAustraliais1972and Mr,cricked,nervedwish bee..Satemere...,thetheAustralianBand.Miw followingyear. denarySocietyinPapati Heis creme,memberNewGuinmfrom1961to oftheEV011{16.1Alliance1910. inWolff.A..TORand Hewasfieldsecretaryfor chair.anoftheBaptistA.B.M.S.TelefominField, TheologicalCollegeCommi.. oftheEvangelicalAlliance HedomedfromtheoftheSouthPacificIslands. BaptistTheolo*calCollege Hewasseniorchaplain ofNewSouthWalesand thepee, pepi. wasordainedin1960' wentin1971. Beforethat,hehadworkedas diagnosticandcc- Heismarriedandha pherforclinics,hospitalsfourchildren.
WORKOFCATHOLICSCHOOLS PRAISED BYBISHOPS Circusperformertostudy forthepriesthoodafter Bishops
liahareAssaysstressed
andwetaketheoccasionof thispublicationtoreaffirm oasupportforthem.
Committeetorecommend plansforrenovating Adelaidecathedral ADELAIDE.-ArchbishopGleasonhasappointeda tomakerecommendationsanrenovatingSt.FrancisXnejer's`;:red'ee 7:
Archbishop(ilemonsaid thisatameetinghetweek duringhisofficialvisitto theCathedralparishwhich hikesplaceeverythree Years. Thevisitsimitatemeet. inkofparishioners.
ArchbishopGlemonsaid thattheCathedralparish servedmanypeoplewhoIi. redoutsideitsboundaries.
News,corneren ode,ManyandWffilem Strata PLAZAARCADENews.
NEWYORK(NC).-Thejourneyfromcircustopriesthood mayseemlikeacomplicatedone,requiringextensivepersonal changeinlifestyle,but28-year-oldJeffChalmersismaking thetransitionwitheaseandenthusiasm.
Afterspendingfive yearsinaprofessional circusperformer,Chaim.
ersplanstodevotethe nextsixyearstostudyingforthePriesthoodin thedioceseofInfayette. Louisiana.
Chalmers.aPhiladelphianative.hasworked withtheSinglingBrothendBarnumandBaileyCircusasaclown, withtheFranzenBrothersCircusasnaerial. it,clownandhigh-wire perform andwiththe er, CarsonandBarnesCir. ens,thelargestthem stillundercanvas,anon aerialist.clownandjaggier.
alotofpeopleandbe- Asitlamedout,the camefriendswiththem."%medalsdirectorfor Onefriendhelpedhim therediniaufhaIltoidioLn. esc getintotheRiveting ClownCollegeinYen.nines. ice,Florida,andafter "Everythingwasjust "graduation."Chalmersfallingrightinplace," beganworkingsmalltentsaidChalmers,whotalkshows. elatlengthwiththeso cationsirector. Twoweekslater.he receivedatellertelling hinthehadbeenacceptedtostudyforthepriesthoodforthedioceseof Lafayette.
teamedallthere wastolearnaboutthe circus-frombeinga performertocleaningout cages;'hesaid. "There'snothing haventdone." Theideaofbecom. OnMay1,Auxiliary inkpriesthadbeenonBishopRichardReplica hismindforyears.Cha-ofDenvercelebrateda Imerssaid. specialMassonthech. Butdiningavisittoa cusgrounds. churchinJennings,Loui. "IsaldaspecialPM. "I'vealwaysbeena siana, ideaofaau-erthattheBlmsedMa circusfan."hesaid. cationwassostrongthat herwouldhelpmeto "Iwenttothecircus immediatelysoughta findawaytogettothe everychancegot,metpriesttotalkahemit."seminaryinLouisiana."
St.V.deP.mannewheadof AN.S.W.farmer operationanddevelopment
pporter,MichaelWAG Catholic andstaunchSocietyof St.VincentdePaulsit- Itprovidesfinanciel education andotherformsofsup. tale},isthenetno- *Pants'°ofrrd'egireropmaaendtrod
tionolexecutivedire, relief, forofAustralianCath-
nouneedattheAustralian HisappointmentNMan- Relief
mtionidexecutivedirector. hasbeenactivelyinvolved inthedevelopmentof Mr.Byrne,thepresent olicRelief. bishopsconferenceinSHI. .C.R.binew Iacoo°, Onkes1.1A'1,114',..".,b71myctactsinAusrmlia.organo theAustralianginingitavhi'arerief rah'
A.C.R.'snationalcommitgivesaceedgetoMr.White.lipiscopalliConference. developmentneeds. tee. leyintacklingthejobahead A.C.R. res vas incurre
Mr.Whiteley(371afanofhim." aIt great-ItemPrajtttgtCompas.iuq metfromMalone.22miles Buthe'salso"abitap-:','liere',"rierrthrgln=ForceTen,Austeateand north-wnlofOrangein"Prchensiveend gen concemonkworld Freedomf"'"Harem Bathurstdiocese,lakesusercandothejobrcouircdof theposhionohmthepro.inc.' hunger,9FPIes."91actdonationsandbequest.. campaignsandthroughdm andinjusticeandthere- sentdirect..Mr. bill Itworkscloselywith Byrne,'ohmidtheendofTHIRDWORLD sponseswhichmusthemadeca,idiandtheItems thisyear. la,hi,wird,fortin 10 PeoplejoIheveRindfurHomanDevelop-
Amongcouplespresentetlastjundoy's marriagepreparation courseheldatTrinity Collegewere: Lefttoright.ABOVE: JamesVANPRAAGand GeraldineCADDY.who willbemarriedinHolyFastingchurch,Como,on November20. OHESSY. Doubleview.andlollPAof TTERSON.ofBanbury. whosemarriagewillbeceldilatedinHolyRosary dutch,Woodlands,onMar. ch nextTM, toright.BELOW: molenaMkt-HONEof Scaiborough.andRobertre.. BOYD.ofMountHaw. thorn,whoarelobemarriedalImmaculateHeartof Marychurch,Scarborough onOctober29. ElenaSEGHEZZIand DavidWEIR.ofVictoria Park,whoseweddingtake placeatOurLadyHelpof Christianschurch.EastVktoriiiiPark.onNovember
211 LOWERRIGHT:
SitINCE,ofDoable_ view,andBrentCONNOLLY.ofAmeliaHeights.who umtomarryinHolyRay church.Woodlands.m, October15.
eaT BOTTOM: ChristineDARCH,ofL Nollarilara. and Kim PROST,ofMaylends.who tobemarricdatSaint MaryisCathedral.onApril tN sea year.
NEXTSESSION
Theneatnomineeprem. rationsessionlakesplaceal
CtWPar'naingH'mhmonizz tonPointBoat,EAST FREMSNTIT.onSunday. September5commencing at9.45am,andconchidmgal4.30p.m.Massfol. inwsforthosewhowithto remain. Coopksshouldbring heirlunchasitiscolals.psconvenienttofind bopsinthearea.
Teaandcoffeearestip.
Furthermaniagepreparationcoursesfor1977will beheldinOctoberandNovembronthelast Sunday ofeachmonth.
PARISINC,-In the lee searsbetween 1966and1976,thenumherofpried.inFrance droppedfront41409to 32.1the,and.thatWend continues,willfallto 10.009Intheyear2000.
ThevisitingOblateItalianmiceinnerFather MartinoFerrarohaspaidasecondvisittothe South-West,thistime
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RaceTalk MAINSPRING,aSouth Australiangeldingbrought -doWesternAustraliabytop trainerColinHayes,appearacertaintybeatenwhen befinishedfourthtoCraigieBoyintheMidlandCup.
Thegeldingreceivedsevereinterferenceatthe
1,300metresmarkandhis effortinfinishingwithintwo lengthsofthewinnerwas topclass.
MAINSPRINGhasbuilt upaveryimpressiverecord InSouthAustraliaandI believethisAtillagelding willliveuptothebigwraps athisruststarthere.
LITTLEPEGASUSshowedimprovementtofinisha CIsecondtoCorrect andshouldbefollowedinthecomingweeks.
JockeyGrahamLambie hadtheZvornikgalloper wellplacedallthewayand thisfive-year-oldshowed thathewillsoonreturnto thewinners'circlejudging bythewayhefinishedithin23lengthsofthewinner.
ByRODEVANS
TODREGOshoweda glimpseofhisbestform whenhefinishedfourthto PleasureCruiseintheWelteronSaturday.
Afterbeingupwiththe leadingdivisionontheturn thisZvorniksix-year-old battledonwelltofinishwithin13lengthsofthewinner.
Althoughheiswellupin theweights,1believeitwill notbelongbeforethisgalloperbreaksthroughforan overduewin.
PIRATE'SDENbrought upthethirdwinofhiscareerwhenhewontheTarquinGraduationatBelmont.
Ahorsewithalotof abilitythisManihigalloper hasshownthathehaswhat ittakestobesuccessfulin opencompanyandjudging byhiseffortlesswinonSaturday,shouldnottakelong tobreakintotopcompany andshowsomeoftheclass whichhepossesses.
RODEVANS ArenaJottings BrianPeake,the EastFremantleruckrover,centremonand generalall-roundbrilliantplayer,isaworthyrecipientofthe SandoverMedal,for bothhisclubperformancesandhisexcellent ployininterstatematchesthisseason.
Therunner-up,Graham Moss,Claremont'smaster ruckmanandcaptain-coach, hasmadeafinereturnto WestAustralianfootballafterabrilliantcareerinVictoriaandRobWiley,who wasthird,hasbeenapowerfulforceintheriseof PerthtotheNo.Iposition ontheleagueladder.
JoeMcKay(SouthFremantle),with15votes, DougGreen(EastFremantle),andJohnDuckworth, eachwith14,alsodistinguishedthemselvesinthequalifyingroundsasdidGibellini(Perth,11).KenHunter (Claremont, 11),Stephen MichaelandTonyMorley (SouthFremantle,each10). Peake'sbrokenarm,sustainedinthelastmatchof thequalifyingrounds,has
ByBERNARDJAY
beenadevastatingblowto EastFremantleashehas beenapowerfulfactorin theteam'sgainingsecond place,butnodoubtthecoach,AlanJoyce,whohas mouldedafineteam,will improvisetolessenthe blow.
OneofPeake'sgreatest assetsisthatheisafine teamplayerwhichmakes hisaccidentsomewhatmore serious,butEastFremantle doesnotlacktalent,particularlyforthecentreposition,whereprobablyPeake wasathisbest.
Thereportthatheisto playinVictorianextyearis notgoodnewsbutitwould seemthatEastFremantle willmakestrenuousefforts toretainhisservices.
PerthwillmeetEastFremantleinthesecondsemifinalandthefitnessorotherwiseofWileymightbea matterofconcerntoKen Armstrong.
Wileyhasbeeninjured. and.conincidentally,Perth, whoformostoftheseason hadbeentreadingatrium-
phantpath,havebeenbeatenrecently,oncebyawide margin.
Whileoneman,brilliant thoughhemaybe,doesnot makeafootballteam,Perth hasmissedthepenetration andgoal-scoringabilityof Wileyinsomeofitsless successfulgames.
Asforthefirstsemi-final, stilltobeplayedwhenthis editionwenttopress,East Perth,withashatteringvictoryovertheleagueleaderstoitscredit,hasbecome abigthreattotheother threefinalroundteams.
WestPerth,ontheother hand,soundlybeatenby EastFremantle,arefaced withextensiveadjustment and,possibly,adrasticoverhaulofstrategyforthe semi-final.
Inthistheymayhaveto dowithouttheservicesof Adamson,oneofthebest half-forwardshere,and Fong,thehard-workingand effectiverover.
Buttheresourcefuland articulateGrahamCampbell hasrejuvenatedtheteam before,Hemaydosoagain -iftimepermits.***
Men'steamsinbothgrades withchancesofreaching tennispennantfinals DOOGUE'S 1 LOTTERY$1,000,000 TICKETS$20each.25STRAIGHT$500 No.2LOTTERY$80,000 TICKETS$2-FULLBOOK$100 No.3LOTTERY$30,000
$1--FULLBOOK$50
GREYHOUND SELECTIONS ByGuestTipsterMr.J.COLE
ALBANY7.40p.m. GRADE4-530m.
1.Frisky.Fable,2.Pickanero,3.OrientCoven,4. AtomMan,5.DearDarling,6.Khana'sCourt,7. Minlex,8.Henry'sFriend., (res)9.MagicMacArthur, (res)10.RealSouthern. Select:1,4,3.
MAIDEN-8p.m. QUALIFIEDMAIDENS 530m.
1.BorrowdaleLady,2. Ossobairn,3.Graemma,4. RowlanderRebel,5.Top AceRebel,6.SundayOlympic,7.WarGift,8.Canon Time,(res)9.MountView Lass,(res)10.RimfireMiss. Select:1,2,8. DISTANCE,-8.20p.m.
DISCRETIONARY
GRADING-740p.m.
I.LankyDiamond,2. TommyTheFirst,3.CarbrookCourt,4.RebelPayout,5.RedConcord,6.Alglatac,7.NewmoreMeg,8. OurDenise,(res)9.Dame MacLeod,(res)10.Space Bloom. Select:5,4,1.
WOODLOES-8.40p.m. GRADE3-530m.
I.BrigZana,2.He'sA Tat,3.HiaclassGirl,4. HighlandBrin,5.Coatz's Moss,6.FabruTiger,7. ThinkSpeed,8.FieldRoamer,(res)9.TearawayLass, (res)10.CavalloD'Oro. Select:2,7,3.
CANNING-9p.m GRADE5-530m.
WINTERCUP-9.20 p.m. NONPENALTY-NON AWARDS-530m.
1.GelsPlata,2.NewRetreat,3.Runonya,4.Bright Idea,5.MissIndoor,6. GingerSuccess,7.Real Scoundrel,8.Glacometl, (res)9.KingAndros,(rea) 10.MalteseRecord. Select:1,4,8.
DISTANCE-9.40p.m.
DISCRETIONARY GRADING-740w.
1.TientsinAbic,2.Only lemma,3.RomanDrama, 4.CycloneTrixie,5.Buddy'sAlibi,6.HiWickham, 7.Hooker'sBid,8.Social Road,(res)9.OpalBrooch, (res)10.Shuatiff. -Select:1,3,4.
MAIDEN-10p.m. QUALIFIEDMAIDENS -530m.
1.KaywanaGem(Blinkers),2.CapricornSnow,3. DeneholmeGem,4.Fast Swanky,5.MillerChip,6. WelcomeThought,7.AbileneStar,8.SoftAgain,(res) 9.Gammadodo,(res)10. MagnumBlast. Select:4,6,1. CANNING-10.20p.m. GRADE5-530m. 1.O'Brien'sSpecial,2. MercuryChoice,3.Conten-
Onlymatchesinthemen'ssectionoftheWestAustralianCatholic LawnTennisAssociationmixedwinterpennantswereplayedonthe firstweekendoftheschoolholidaysandtherewereinterestinggames inbothgrades.
Severalteamsstillhave goodchancesofreaching thefinals.
'Theywonthefirstfour doublesandclinchedthe matchbywinningfiveof theeightsingles.
InAGrade,QueensPark (I),13sets,88games,defeatedSt.Denis,3-37,and QueensPark(2),11-82,defeatedSt.Marks,5-63. QueensPark(2)continuedtheirgoodformandwon thematchwhichitneeded toreachsecondpositionon thetable.
WhileSt.Marksareone gameclearofthem,and haveabetterpercentage, theirmid-seasonslumpmust begivingtheclubsomeconcern.
Bothteamshavetwomatchestoplay,oneofwhich isagainsttheundefeated QueensPark(I)side; QueensPark(2)mustwin bothmatchestoqualify, butSt.Marksrequireonly onewin.
Intheothergame,althoughSt.Dennisextended thestrongQueensParkcombination,theywerenever inapositiontocauseanupset.
QueensParkhavebeen playingconsistentlywelland nowmustbefirmingasoutrightfavouritestowinthe pennant.
Twoofthenextthree matchesareagainsttheir mainrivals.
TheresultsinBGrade were:Greyfriars,14-93,defeatedSt.Benedict.2-61; Attadale,11-52,defeated Dianella,5-63;QueensPark 14.91,defeatedWarwick 2-34.
Similarly,theQueens Parkjuniorplayersaremakinganotableintroduction intoseniorpennants. DianellaandGreyfriars willbeinvolvedinakeen battleforsecondposition, withthelatterhavingthe tougherremainingmatches. Iftheyplaytoform,then afterthefinalhome-andawaymatchthetwoteams willhelockedtogetherwith anequalnumberofwins. Therefore,theirrespective percentagesshoulddecide whowillplayAttadalein thefinal.
Allteamswillhaveabye nextweek(September4) andthenestroundwillhe playedonSeptember10. TABLES
Thetablesforthemen', pennantsaftertheseventh roundare:
AGRADE:QueensPark (1),10points,61sets;St. Marks,8,64;QueensPark (2),6,60;Warwick,4,29; St.Denis,nil,10. BGRADE:Attadale,14, 93;Greyfriars,10,72;Dianella,8,70;St.Benedict.6, 51;QueensPark,4,41; Warwick,nil,8. QUEENQUEST
Entriesforthe1977 W.A.C.L.T.A.QueenQuest closedonSeptember2. Thejudgingwilltake placeatthehomeofMr. andMrs.JeffVanSam Beeck,21HustlerStreet, Dianella,onSunday,October9,at2p.m.Preliminaryjudgingwillbeinstreet clothesaswellasevening dress.
Thecrowningwillbeheld attheTestStandreception centreattheW.A.C.A. ground,NelsonCrescent, EastPerth,onOctober15. -TOMBRANCH.
Asaresultoftheirwin, Greyfriarswenttosecond positiononthetable,one gameclearof,andwitha betterpercentagethanDianella,but,followingtheir loss,St.Benedicthaveonly anoutsidechanceofreachingthefinal. Theywouldneedtowin theirlastthreegames,one ofwhichisagainsttheundefeatedAttadale,andrely onbothDianellaandGreyfriarslosingmostoftheir games. Dianellaplayedwell againstAttadale,although thescoreboardindicated thattheyhadbeenbeaten comfortable. QueensParkwontheir secondgamefortheseason. Warwickhaveyettowina game,buttheplayersare gainingexperienceandshouldacquitthemselveswellin thefuture.
1.ArcticControl,2.PaskyGirl,3.JealousLady,4. MalteseSyrup,5.Mac's Bairn,6.WiseWarrior,7. ScendoFreddie,8.Welcome King,(res)9.MarionMcGee,(res)10.Heir'sMonarch.
Select:2,8,4.
Itsobvious ClassifiedAdvts. $4PREPAID FOR30WORDS
Girl,7.KurrawangLady,8. LittleVilla(Blinkers),(res) 9.MissLlewellyn.(res)10. MonaleeRacer. Select:3,1,7.
RaceTalk MAINSPRING,aSouth Australiangeldingbrought dloWesternAustraliabytop trainerColinHayes,appearedacertaintybeatenwhen befinishedfourthtoCraigieBoyintheMidlandCup. Thegeldingreceivedsevereinterferenceatthe 1,300metresmarkandhis effortinfinishingwithintwo lengthsofthewinnerwas topclass.
MAINSPRINGhasbuilt upaveryimpressiverecord InSouth.Australiaand1 believethisAtillagelding willlivetiptothebigwraps athisnextstarthere.
LITTLEPEGASUSshowedimprovementtofinisha rsecondtoCorrect e'aikandshouldbefollowedinthecomingweeks.
JockeyGrahamLambie badtheZvomikgalloper wellplacedallthewayand thisfive-year-oldshowed thathewillsoonreturnto thewinners'circlejudging bythewayhefinishedwlain23lengthsofthewinger.
ByRODEVANS
TODREGOshoweda glimpseofhisbestform whenhefinishedfourthto PleasureCruiseintheWelteronSaturday.
Afterbeingupwiththe leadingdivisionontheturn thisZvomiksix-year-old battledonwelltofinishwithin14lengthsofthewinner.
Althoughheiswelltipin theweights,1believeitwill notbelongbeforethisgalloperbreaksthroughforan overduewin.
PIRATE'SDENbrought upthethirdwinofhiscareerwhenhewontheTarquinGraduationatBelmont.
Ahorsewithalotof abilitythisManihigalloper hasshownthathehaswhat ittakestobesuccessfulin opencompanyandjudging byhiseffortlesswinonSaturday,shouldnottakelong tobreakintotopcompany andshowsomeoftheclass whichhepossesses.
ArenaJottings BrionPeake,the EastFremantleruckrover,centremanand generalall-roundbrilliantplayer,isaworthyrecipientofthe SandoverMedal,for bothhisclubperformancesandhisexcellent playininterstatematchesthisseason.
Therunner-up,Graham Moss,Claremont'smaster ruckmanandcaptain-coach, hasmadeafinereturnto WestAustralianfootballafterabrilliantcareerinVictoriaandRobWiley,who wasthird,hasbeenapowerfulforceintheriseof PerthtotheNo.1position ontheleagueladder.
JoeMcKay(SouthFremantle).with15votes, DougGreen(EastFremantle),andJohnDuckworth, eachwith14,alsodistinguishedthemselvesinthequalifyingroundsasdidGibellini(Perth.11).KenHunter (Claremont,11),Stephen MichaelandTonyMorley (SouthFremantle,each10).
Peake'sbrokenarm,sustainedinthelastmatchof thequalifyingrounds,has
ByBERNARDJAY
beenadevastatingblowto EastFremantleashehas beenapowerfulfactorin theteam'sgainingsecond place,butnodoubtthecoach,AlanJoyce,whohas mouldedafineteam,will improvisetolessenthe blow.
OneofPeake'sgreatest assetsisthatheisafine teamplayerwhichmakes hisaccidentsomewhatmore serious,butEastFremantle doesnotlacktalent,particularlyforthecentreposition,whereprobablyPeake wasathisbest.
Thereportthatheisto playinVictorianextyearis notgoodnewsbutitwould seemthatEastFremantle willmakestrenuousefforts toretainhisservices.
PerthwillmeetEastFremantleinthesecondsemifinalandthefitnessorotherwiseofWileymightbea matterofconcerntoKen Armstrong.
Wileyhasbeeninjured. and.conincidentally,Perth, whoformostoftheseason hadbeentreadingatrium-
phantpath,havebeenbeatenrecently.oncebyawide margin.
Whileoneman,brilliant thoughhemaybe,doesnot makeafootballteam,Perth hasmissedthepenetration andgoal-scoringabilityof Wileyinsomeofitsless successfulgames.
Asforthefirstsemi-final, stillLobeplayedwhenthis editionwenttopress,East Perth,withashatteringvictoryovertheleagueleaderstoitscredit,hasbecome abigthreattotheother threefinalroundteams.
WestPerth,ontheother hand,soundlybeatenby EastFremantle,arefaced withextensiveadjustment and,possibly,adrasticoverhaulofstrategyforthe semi-final.
Inthistheymayhaveto dowithouttheservicesof Adamson,oneofthebest half-forwardshere,and Fong,thehard-workingand effectiverover.
Buttheresourcefuland articulateGrahamCampbell hasrejuvenatedtheteam before,Hemaydosoagain -iftimepermits.
Men'steamsinbothgrades withchancesofreaching tennispennantfinals Onlymatchesinthemen'ssectionoftheWestAustralianCatholic LawnTennisAssociationmixedwinterpennantswereplayedonthe firstweekendoftheschoolholidaysandtherewereinterestinggames inbothgrades.
Severalteamsstillhave goodchancesofreaching thefinals.
InAGrade,QueensPark (1),13sets.88games,defeatedSt.Denis,3-37,and QueensPark(2),11-82.defeatedSt.Marks,5-63.
QueensPark(2)continuedtheirgoodformandwon thematchwhichitneeded toreachsecondpositionon thetable.
Theywonthefirstfour doublesandclinchedthe matchbywinningfiveof theeightsingles.
WhileSt.Marksareone gameclearofthem,and haveabetterpercentage, theirmid-seasonslumpmust begivingtheclubsomeconcern. Bothteam,havetwomatchestoplay,oneofwhich isagainsttheundefeated QueensPark(I)side; QueensPark(2)mustwin bothmatchestoqualify, butSt.Marksrequireonly onewin. Intheothergame,althoughSt.Dennisextended thestrongQueensParkcombination,theywerenever inapositiontocauseanupset.
QueensParkhavebeen playingconsistentlywelland nowmustbefirmingasoutrightfavouritestowinthe pennant. Twoofthenextthree matchesareagainsttheir mainrivals.
TheresultsinBGrade were:Greyfriars,14-93,defeatedSt.Benedict.2-61; Attadale.11-52,defeated Dianella,5-63;QueensPark 14-91,defeatedWarwick 2-34.
Asaresultoftheirwin, Greyfriarswenttosecond positiononthetable,one gameclearof,andwitha betterpercentagethanDianella,but,followingtheir loss,St.Benedicthaveonly anoutsidechanceofreachingthefinal. Theywouldneedtowin theirlastthreegames,one ofwhichisagainsttheundefeatedAttadale,andrely onbothDianellaandGreyfriarslosingmostoftheir games. Dianellaplayedwell againstAttadale.although thescoreboardindicated thattheyhadbeenbeaten comfortable. QueensParkwontheir
GREYHOUND SELECTIONS ByGuestTipsterMr.J.COLE
ALBANY7.40p.m.
GRADE4-530w.
1.FriskyFable,2.Pickanero,3.OrientCoven,4. AtomMan,5.DearDarling,6.Khana'sCourt,7. Minlex,8.Henry'sFriend (res)9.MagicMacArthur, (res)10.RealSouthern. Select:1,4,3.
MAIDEN-8p.m.
QUALIFIEDMAIDENS 530m.
1.BorrowdaleLady,2. Ossobairn,3.Graemma,4. RowlanderRebel,5.Top AceRebel,6.SundayOlympic,7.WarGift,8.Canon Time,(res)9.MountView Lass,(res)10.RimfireMiss. Select:1,2,IL
DISTANCE8.20p.m.
DISCRETIONARY
GRADING-740p.m.
1.LankyDiamond,2. TommyTheFirst,3.CarbrookCourt,4.RebelPayout,5.RedConcord,6.Alglatac,7.NewmoreMeg,8. OurDenise,(res)9.Dame MacLeod,(res)10.Space Bloom. Select:5,4,1.
WOODLOES-8.40p.m. GRADE3-530w.
I.BrigZana,2.He'sA Tak,3.HiaclassGirl,4. HighlandBrin,5.Coatz's Moss,6.FabruTiger,7. ThinkSpeed,8.FieldRoamer,(res)9.TearawayLass, (res)10.CavalloD'Oro.
Select:2,7,3.
CANNING-9p.m. GRADES-530m.
secondgamefortheseason. Warwickhaveyettowina game,buttheplayersare gainingexperienceandshouldacquitthemselveswellin thefuture.
Similarly,theQueens Parkjuniorplayersaremakinganotableintroduction intoseniorpennants. DianellaandGreyfriars willbeinvolvedinakeen battleforsecondposition, withthelatterhavingthe tougherremainingmatches. Iftheyplaytoform,then afterthefinalhome-andawaymatchthetvoteams willhelockedtogetherwith anequalnumberofwin, Therefore,theirrespecti,e percentagesshoulddecide whowillplayAttadalein thefinal.
Allteamswillhaveabye nextweek(September4) andthenextroundwillbe playedonSeptember10. TABLES
Thetablesforthemen's pennantsaftertheseventh roundare:
AGRADE:QueensPark (I),10points,61sets;St. Marks,8,64;QueensPark (2),6,60;Warwick,4,29; St.Denis,nil,10.
BGRADE:Attadale,14, 93;Greyfriars,10,72;Dianella,8,70;St.Benedict.6. 51;QueensPark,4.41; Warwick.nil.8. QUEENQUEST
Entriesforthe1977 W.A.C.L.T.A.QueenQuest closedonSeptember2. Thejudgingwilltake placeatthehomeofMr. andMrs.JeffVanSam Beeck,21HustlerStreet, Dianella,onSunday,October9,at2p.m.Preliminaryjudgingwillbeinstreet clothesaswellasevening dress.
Thecrowningwillbeheld attheTestStandreception centreattheW.A.C.A. ground,NelsonCrescent, EastPerth.onOctober15. -TOMBRANCH.
WINTERCUP-9.20 p.m. NONPENALTY-NON AWARDS-530m.
1.GrisPlata,2.NewRetreat,3.Rstnonya,4.Bright Idea,5.MissIndoor,6. GingerSuccess,7.Real Scoundrel,8.Giacometi, (res)9.KingAndros,(res) 10,MalteseRecord. Select:1,4,IL
DISTANCE-9.40p.m. DISCRETIONARY GRADING-740w.
1.TientsinAble,2.Only lemma,3.RomanDrama, 4.CycloneTrixie,5.Buddy'sAlibi,6.HiWickham, 7.Hooker'sBid,8.Social Road,(res)9.OpalBrooch, (res)10.Shuatiff. Select:1,3,4.
MAIDEN-10p.m.
QUALIFIEDMAIDENS -530w.
1.KaywanaGem(Blinkers),2.CapricornSnow,3. DeneholmeGem,4.Fast Swanky,5.MillerChip,6. WelcomeThought,7.AbileneStar,8.SoftAgain,(res) 9.Gammadodo.(res)10. MagnumBlast. Select:4,6,1.
CANNING-10.20p.m. GRADE5-530w.
1.ArcticControl,2.PeskyGirl,3.JealousLady,4. MalteseSyrup,5.Mac's Bairn,6.WiseWarrior,7. ScendoFreddie,8.Welcome King,(res)9.MarionMcGee,(NO10.Heir'sMonarch.
Select:2,8,4.
It'sobvious ClassifiedAdvts. $4PREPAID FOR30WORDS
1.O'Brien'sSpecial,2. MercuryChoice,3.ContentedCharm,4.DawPetite, 5.LucksAPlenty.6.Dame'sDaughter,7.Norm Knight,8.Wally'sMate, (res)9.SandOfDee,(res) 10.JohnnyBlast. Select:7,1,4.
MAIDEN-10.40p.m. QUALIFIEDNIAIDENS -740m.
1.AtomicRebel,2.LiseronLady,3.FabruWar. ren,4.WesternFlora,3. MurellaLass,6.Finchaven Girl,7.KurrawangLady,8. LittleVilla(Blinkers),(res) 9.MissLlewellyn.(res)10. MonaleeRacer. Select:3,1,7.
MAINSPRING,aSouth Australiangeldingbrought ateWesternAustraliabytop trainerColinHayes,appearedacertaintybeatenwhen befinishedfourthtoCraigieBoyintheMidlandCup.
Thegeldingreceivedsevereinterferenceatthe 1,300metresmarkandhis effortinfinishingwithintwo lengthsofthewinnerwas topclass.
MAINSPRINGhasbuilt upaveryimpressiverecord
InSouthAustraliaandI believethisAtillagelding willliceuptothebigwraps athisnextstarthere.
LITTLE,PEGASUSshowedimprovementtofinisha coodsecondtoCorrect reakandshouldbefollowedinthecomingweeks.
JockeyGrahamLambie hadtheZvornikgalloper Wellplacedallthewayand thisIfve-year-oldshowed thathewillsoonreturnto thewinners'circlejudging bythewayhefinishedw thin2)lengthsofthewinner.
ByRODEVANS
TODREGOshowed a glimpseofhisbestform whenhefinishedfourthto PleasureCruiseintheWelteronSaturday.
Afterbeingttpwiththe leadingdivisionontheturn thisZvorniksix-year-old battledonwelltofinishwithin11lengthsofthewinner. Althoughheiswellupill theweights,Ibelieveitwill notbelongbeforethisgalloperbreaksthroughforan overduewin.
PIRATE'SDENbrought upthethirdwinofhiscareerwhenhewontheTarquinGraduationatBelmont. Ahorsewithalotof abilitythisManihigalloper hasshownthathehaswhat ittakestobesuccessfulin opencompanyandjudging byhiseffortlesswinonSaturday,shouldnottakelong tobreakintotopcompany andshowsomeoftheclass whichhepossesses.
ROD ArenaJottings BrionPeake,the EastFremantleruckrover,cobtremanand generalall-roundbrilliantplayer,isaworthyrecipientofthe SandoverMedal,for bothhisclubperformancesandhisexcellent playininterstatematchesthisseason.
Therunner-up,Graham Moss,Claremont'smaster ruckmanandcaptain-coach, hasmadeafinereturnto WestAustralianfootballafterabrilliantcareerinVictoriaandRobWiley,who wasthird,hasbeenapowerfulforceintheriseof PerthtotheNo.1position ontheleagueladder.
JoeMcKay(SouthFremantle),with15votes, DougGreen(EastFremantle),andJohnDuckworth, eachwith14,alsodistinguishedthemselvesinthequalifyingroundsasdidGibellini(Perth,II).KenHunter (Claremont,11),Stephen MichaelandTonyMorley (SouthFremantle,each10).
Peake'sbrokenarm,sustainedinthelastmatchof thequalifyingrounds,has
ByBERNARDJAY
beenadevastatingblowto EastFremantleashehas beenapowerfulfactorin theteam'sgainingsecond place,butnodoubtthecoach,AlanJoyce,whohas mouldedafineteam,will improvisetolessenthe blow.
OneofPeake'sgreatest assetsisthatheisafine teamplayerwhichmakes hisaccidentsomewhatmore serious,butEastFremantle doesnotlacktalent,particularlyforthecentreposition,whereprobablyPeake wasathisbest.
Thereportthatheisto playinVictorianextyearis notgoodnewsbutitwould seemthatEastFremantle willmakestrenuousefforts toretainhisservices.
PerthwillmeetEastFremantleinthesecondsemifinalandthefitnessorotherwiseofWileymightbea matterofconcerntoKen Armstrong.
Wileyhasbeeninjured. and.conincidentally,Perth, whoformostoftheseason hadbeentreadingatrium-
phantpath,havebeenbeatenrecently,oncebyawide margin.
Whileoneman,brilliant thoughhemaybe,doesnot makeafootballteam,Perth hasmissedthepenetration andgoal-scoringabilityof Wileyinsomeofitsless successfulgames. Asforthefirstsemi-final, stillwbeplayedwhenthis editionwenttopress,East Perth,withashatteringvictoryovertheleagueleaderstoitscredit,hasbecome abigthreattotheother threefinalroundteams.
WestPerth,ontheother hand,soundlybeatenby EastFremantle.arefaced withextensiveadjustment and,possibly,adrasticoverhaulofstrategyforthe semi-final.
Inthistheymayhaveto dowithouttheservicesof Adamson,oneofthebest half-forwardshere, and Fong,thehard-workingand effectiverover.
Buttheresourcefuland articulateGrahamCampbell hasrejuvenatedtheteam before,Hemaydosoagain -iftimepermits.
Men'steamsinbothgrades withchancesofreaching tennispennantfinals Onlymatchesinthemen'ssectionoftheWestAustralianCatholic LawnTennisAssociationmixedwinterpennantswereplayedonthe firstweekendoftheschoolholidaysandtherewereinterestinggames inbothgrades.
Severalteamsstillhave goodchancesofreaching thefinals.
InAGrade,QueensPark (I),13sets.88games,defeatedSt.Denis,3-37,and QueensPark(2),11-82,defeatedSt.Marks,5-63. QueensPark(2)continuedtheirgoodformandwon thematchwhichitneeded toreachsecondpositionon thetable.
Theywonthefirstfour doublesandclinchedthe matchbywinningfiveof theeightsingles.
WhileSt.Marksareone gameclearofthem,and haveabetterpercentage, theirmid-seasonslumpmust begivingtheclubsomeconcern. Bothteam,havetwomatchestoplay,oneofwhich isagainsttheundefeated QueensPark(I)side; QueensPark(2)mustwin bothmatchestoqualify, butSt.Marksrequireonly onewin.
Intheothergame,althoughSt.Dennisextended thestrongQueensParkcombination,theywerenever inapositiontocauseanupset.
QueensParkhavebeen playingconsistentlywelland nowmustbefirmingasoutrightfavouritestowinthe pennant.
Twoofthenextthree matchesareagainsttheir mainrivals.
TheresultsinBGrade were:Greyfriars,14-93,defeatedSt.Benedict,2-61; Attadale,11-52,defeated Dianella,5-63;QueensPark 14-91,defeatedWarwick 2-34.
Asaresultoftheirwin, Greyfriarswenttosecond positiononthetable,one gameclearof,andwitha betterpercentagethanDianella,but,followingtheir loss,St.Benedicthaveonly anoutsidechanceofreachingthefinal. Theywouldneedtowin theirlastthreegames,one ofwhichisagainsttheundefeatedAttadale,andrely onbothDianellaandGreyfriarslosingmostoftheir games. Dianellaplayedwell againstAttadale,although thescoreboardindicated thattheyhadbeenbeaten comfortable. QueensParkwontheir
GREYHOUND SELECTIONS ByGuestTipsterMr.J.COLE
ALBANY7.40p.m. GRADE4-530m.
1.FriskyFable,2.Pickanero,3.OrientCoven,4. AtomMan,5.DearDarling,6.Khana'sCourt,7. Minlex,8.Henry'sFriend (res)9.MagicMacArthur, (res)10.RealSouthern. Select:1,4,3. MAIDEN-8p.m. QUALIFIEDMAIDENS
530m.
1.BorrowdaleLady,2. Ossobairn,3.Graemma,4. RowlanderRebel,5.Top AceRebel,6.SundayOlympic,7.WarGift,8.Canon Time,(res)9.MountView Lass,(res)10.RimfireMiss. Select:1,2,S.
DISTANCE;.--8.20p.m.
DISCRETIONARY GRADING-740p.m.
1.LankyDiamond,2. TommyTheFirst,3.CarbrookCourt,4.RebelPayout,5.RedConcord,6.Alglatac,7.NewmoreMeg,8. OurDenise,(res)9.Dame MacLeod,(res)10.Space Bloom. Select:5,4,1.
WOODLOES-8.40p.m. GRADE3-530m.
1.BrigZana,2.He'sA Tak,3.HiaclassGirl,4. HighlandBrin,5.Coatz's Moss,6.FabruTiger,7. ThinkSpeed,8.FieldRoamer,(res)9.TearawayLass, (res)10.CavalloD'Oro. Select:2,7,3.
CANNING-9p.m. GRADES-530m.
secondgamefortheseason. Warwickhaveyettowina game,buttheplayersare gainingexperienceandshouldacquitthemselveswellin thefuture.
Similarly,theQueens Parkjuniorplayersaremakinganotableintroduction intoseniorpennants. DianellaandGreyfriars willbeinvolvedinakeen battleforsecondposition, withthelatterhavingthe tougherremainingmatches. Iftheyplaytoform,then afterthefinalhome-andawaymatchthetwoteams willbelockedtogetherwith anequalnumberofwins. Therefore,theirrespective percentagesshoulddecide whowillplayAttadalein thefinal.
Allteamswillhaveabye nextweek(September4) andthenextroundwillhe playedonSeptember10.
TABLES
Thetablesforthemen's pennantsaftertheseventh roundare:
AGRADE:QueensPark (1),10points,61sets;St. Marks,8,64;QueensPark (2),6,60;Warwick,4,29; St.Denis,nil,10.
BGRADE:Attadale,14, 93;Greyfriars,10,72;Dianella,8,70;St.Benedict,6, 51;QueensPark,4,41; Warwick,nil,8. QUEENQUEST
Entriesforthe1977 W.A.C.L.T.A.QueenQuest closedonSeptember2. Thejudgingwilltake placeatthehomeofMr. andMrs.JeffVanSam Beeck,21HustlerStreet, Dianella,onSunday,October9,at2p.m.Preliminaryjudgingwillbeinstreet clothesaswellasevening dress. Thecrowningwillbeheld attheTestStandreception centreattheW.A.C.A. ground,NelsonCrescent, EastPerth,onOctober15. -TOMBRANCH.
WINTERCUP-9 p.m. NONPENALTY-NON AWARDS-530m.
I.GrisPlata,2.NewR treat,3.Runonya,4.Brigh Idea,5.MissIndoor, GingerSuccess,7.R Scoundrel,8.Giacome' (res)9.KingAndros,(res 10.MalteseRecord. Select:1,4,8.
DISTANCE-9.40p.m. DISCRETIONARY
I.ArcticControl,2.PaskyGirl,3.JealousLady,4. MalteseSyrup,5.Mac's Bairn,6.WiseWarrior,7. ScendoFreddie,8.Welcome King,(res)9.MarionMcGee,(res)It).Heir'sMonarch.
Select:2,8,4.
It'sobvious
ClassifiedAdvh. $4PREPAID FOR30WORDS
RaceTalk MAINSPRING,aSouth Australiangeldingbrought -a100WesternAustraliabytop trainerColinHayes,appearedacertaintybeatenwhen hefinishedfourthtoCraigieBoyintheMidlandCup.
Thegeldingreceivedsevereinterferenceatthe
1,300metresmarkandhis effortinfinishingwithintwo lengthsofthewinnerwas topclass.
MAINSPRINGhasbuilt upaveryimpressiverecord inSouthAustraliaand1 believethisAtillagelding willIncuptothebigwraps athisnextstarthere.
LITTLEPEGASUSshowedimprovementtofinisha itsecondtoCorrect andshouldbefollowedinthecomingweeks.
Jockey.GrahamLambie hadtheZvornikgalloper wellplacedallthewayand thisfive-year-oldshowed thathewillsoonreturnto thewinners'circlejudging bythewayhefinishedwithin21lengthsofthewinner.
ByRODEVANS
TODREGOshoweda glimpseofhisbestform whenhefinishedfourthto PleasureCruiseintheWelteronSaturday.
Afterbeingupwiththe leadingdivisionontheturn thisZvorniksix-year-old battledonwelltofinishwithin lengthsofthewinner. Althoughheiswellupin theweights,Ibelieveitwill notbelongbeforethisgalloperbreaksthroughforan overduewin.
PIRATE'SDENbrought upthethirdwinofhiscareerwhenhewontheTarquinGraduationatBelmont. Ahorsewithalotof abilitythisManihigalloper hasshownthathehaswhat ittakestobesuccessfulin opencompanyandjudging byhiseffortlesswinonSaturday,shouldnottakelong tobreakintotopcompany andshowsomeoftheclass whichhepossesses.
RODEVANS AUTOS OhreCargir. ofDistinct:On Nowoperatingfrom 555AlbanyHighway,VictoriaPark-617711
DOOGUE'S ArenaJottings BrionPeoke,the EastFremantleruckrover,centremonand generalall-roundbrilliantplayer,isaworthyrecipientofthe SandoverMedal,for bothhisclubperformancesandhisexcellent ployininterstatematchesthisseason. Therunner-up,Graham Moss,Claremont'smaster ruckmanandcaptain-coach, hasmadeafinereturnto WestAustralianfootballafterabrilliantcareerinVictoriaandRobWiley,who wasthird,hasbeenapowerfulforceintheriseof PerthtotheNo.Iposition ontheleagueladder.
JoeMcKay(SouthFre mantle),with15votes, DougGreen(EastFremantle),andJohnDuckworth, eachwith14,alsodistinguishedthemselvesinthequalifyingroundsasdidGibellini(Perth.11).KenHunter (Claremont,11),Stephen MichaelandTonyMorley (SouthFremantle,each10). Peake'sbrokenarm.sustainedinthelastmatchof thequalifyingrounds,has
ByBERNARDJAY
beenadevastatingblowto EastFremantleashehas beenapowerfulfactorin theteam'sgainingsecond place,butnodoubtthecoach,AlanJoyce,whohas mouldedafineteam,will improvisetolessenthe blow.
OneofPeake'sgreatest assetsisthatheisafine teamplayerwhichmakes hisaccidentsomewhatmore serious,butEastFremantle doesnotlacktalent,particularlyforthecentreposition,whereprobablyPeake wasathisbest.
Thereportthatheisto playinVictorianextyearis notgoodnewsbutitwould seemthatEastFremantle willmakestrenuousefforts toretainhisservices.
PerthwillmeetEastFremantleinthesecondsemifinalandthefitnessorotherwiseofWileymightbea matterofconcerntoKen Armstrong. Wileyhasbeeninjured. and,conincidentally,Perth, whoformostoftheseason hadbeentreadingatrium-
phantpath,havebeenbeatenrecently,oncebyawide margin.
Whileoneman,brilliant thoughhemaybe,doesnot makeafootballteam,Perth hasmissedthepenetration andgoal-scoringabilityof Wileyinsomeofitsless successfulgames.
Asforthefirstsemi-final, stilltobeplayedwhenthis editionwenttopress,East Perth,withashatteringvictoryovertheleagueleaderstoitscredit,hasbecome abigthreattotheother threefinalroundteams.
WestPerth,ontheother hand,soundlybeatenby EastFremantle,arefaced withextensiveadjustment and,possibly,adrasticoverhaulofstrategyforthe semi-final.
Inthistheymayhaveto dowithouttheservicesof Adamson,oneofthebest half-forwardshere,and Fong,thebard-workingand effectiverover.
Buttheresourcefuland articulateGrahamCampbell hasrejuvenatedtheteam before,Hemaydosoagain -iftimepermits.
Men'steamsinbothgrades withchancesofreaching tennispennantfinals Onlymatchesinthemen'ssectionoftheWestAustralianCatholic LawnTennisAssociationmixedwinterpennantswereplayedonthe firstweekendoftheschoolholidaysandtherewereinterestinggames inbothgrades. Severalteamsstillhave goodchancesofreaching thefinals.
Theywonthefirstfour doublesandclinchedthe matchbywinningfiveof theeightsingles.
InAGrade,QueensPark 1),13sets,88games,defeatedSt.Denis,3-37,and QueensPark(2),11-82,defeatedSt.Marks,5-63. QueensPark(2)continuedtheirgoodformandwon thematchwhichitneeded toreachsecondpositionon thetable.
WhileSt.Marksareone gameclearofthem,and haveabetterpercentage, theirmid-seasonslumpmust begivingtheclubsomeconcern. Bothteamshavetwomatchestoplay,oneofwhich isagainsttheundefeated QueensPark(I)side; QueensPark(2)mustwin bothmatchestoqualify, butSt.Marksrequireonly onewin. Intheothergame,althoughSt.Dennisextended thestrongQueensParkca mbination,theywerenever inapositiontocauseanupset.
QueensParkhavebeen playingconsistentlywelland nowmustbefirmingasoutrightfavouritestowinthe pennant.
Twoofthenextthree matchesareagainsttheir mainrivals.
TheresultsinBGrade were:Greyfriars,14-93,defeatedSt.Benedict.2-61; Attadale,11-52,defeated Dianella,5-63;QueensPark 14-91,defeatedWarwick 2-34.
As:tresultoftheirwin, Greyfriarswenttosecond positiononthetable,one gameclearof,andwitha betterpercentagethanDianella,but,followingtheir loss,St.Benedicthaveonly anoutsidechanceofreachingthefinal. Theywouldneedtowin theirlastthreegames,one ofwhichisagainsttheundefeatedAttadale,andrely onbothDianellaandGreyfriarslosingmostoftheir games. Dianellaplayedwell againstAttadale,although thescoreboardindicated thattheyhadbeenbeaten comfortable.
GREYHOUND SELECTIONS ByGuestTipsterMr.J.
COLE
secondgamefortheseason. Warwickhaveyettowina game,buttheplayersare gainingexperienceandshouIdacquitthemselveswellin thefuture.
Similarly,theQueens Parkjuniorplayersaremakinganotableintroduction intoseniorpennants. DianellaandGreyfriars willbeinvolvedinakeen battleforsecondposition, withthelatterhavingthe tougherremainingmatches. Iftheyplaytoform,then afterthefinalhome-andawaymatchtheIvoteams willbelockedtogetherwith anequalnumberofwins. Therefore,theirrespective percentagesshoulddecide whowillplayAttadalein thefinal.
Allteamswillhaveabye nextweek(September4) andthenextroundwillbe playedonSeptember10. TABLES
Thetablesforthemen', pennantsaftertheseventh roundare:
AGRADE:QueensPark (1),10points,61sets;St. Marks,8,64;QueensPark (2),6,60;Warwick,4,29; St.Denis,nil,10.
BGRADE:Attadale,14, 93;Greyfriars,10,72;Dianella,8,70;St.Benedict.6, 51;QueensPark,4.41; Warwick,nil,8. QUEENQUEST
Entriesforthe1977 W.A.C.L.T.A.QueenQuest closedonSeptember2. Thejudgingwilltake placeatthehomeofMr. andMrs.JeffVanSam Beeck,21HustlerStreet. Dianella,onSunday,October9,at2p.m.Preliminaryjudgingwillbeinstreet clothesaswellasevening dress.
Thecrowningwillbeheld attheTestStandreception centreattheW.A.C.A. ground,NelsonCrescent, EastPerth,onOctober15. QueensParkwontheir-TOMBRANCH.
ALBANY7.40p.m.
GRADE4-530m.
1.FriskyFable,2.Pickanero,3.OrientCoven,4. AtomMan,S.DearDarling,6.Khana'sCourt,7. Minlex,B.Henry'sFriend (res)9.MagicMacArthur. (res)10.RealSouthern. Select:1,4,3.
MAIDEN-8p.m. QUALIFIEDMAIDENS
530m.
I.BorrowdaleLady,2. Ossobairn,3.Graemma,4. RowlanderRebel,5.Top AceRebel,6.SundayOlympic,7.WarGift,8.Canon Time,(res)9.MountView Lass,(res)10.RimfireMiss. Select1,2,8.
DISTANCE:-8.20p.m.
DISCRETIONARY
GRADING-740p.m.
I.LankyDiamond,2. TommyTheFirst,3.CarbrookCourt,4.RebelPayout,5.RedConcord,6.Alglatac,7.NewmoreMeg,8. OurDenise,(res)9.Dame MacLeod,(res)10.Space Bloom. Select:5,4,1.
WOODLOES-8.40p.m. GRADE3-530es.
1.BrigZana,2.He'sA Tak,3.HiaclassGirl,4. HighlandBrin,5.Coatz's Moss,6.FabruTiger,7. ThinkSpeed,8.FieldRoamer,(res)9.TearawayLass, (res)10.CavalloD'Oro. Select:2,7,3.
CANNING-9p.m. GRADE5-530n.
I.ArcticControl,2.PeskyGirl,3.JealousLady,4. MalteseSyrup,5.Mac's Bairn,6.WiseWarrior,7. ScendoFreddie,ELWelcome King,(res)9.MarionMcGee,(res)10.Heir'sMonarch.
Select:2.8,4.
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WINTERCUP-9.20 p.m. NONPENALTY-NON AWARDS-530m.
1.GrisPlata,2.NewRetreat,3.Runonya,4.Bright Idea,5.MissIndoor,6. GingerSuccess,7.Real Scoundrel,8.Giacometi. (res)9.KingAndros,(res 10.MalteseRecord. Select:1,4,8.
DISTANCE-9.40p.m.
DLSCRETIONARY GRADING-740m.
1.TientsinAbic,2.Only lemma,3.RomanDrama, 4.CycloneTrixie,5.Buddy'sAlibi,6.HiWickham, 7.Hooker'sBid,8.Social Road,(res)9.OpalBrooch, (res)10.Shuatiff. Select1,3,4.
MAIDEN-10p.m.
QUALIFIEDMAIDENS -530m.
1.KaywanaGem(Blinkers),2.CapricornSnow,3. DeneholmeGem.4.Fast Swanky,5.MillerChip,6. WelcomeThought,7.AbileneStar,8.SoftAgain,(res) 9.Gammadodo.(res)10. MagnumBlast. Select:4,6,1.
CANNING-10.20p.m. GRADE5-530m.
1.O'Brien'sSpecial,2. MercuryChoice,3.ContentedCharm,4.DawPetite, 5.LucksAPlenty.6.Dame'sDaughter,7.Norro Knight,8.Wally'sMate, (res)9.SandOfDee,(res) 10.JohnnyBlast. Select:7,1,4.
MAIDEN-10.40p.m.
QUALIFIEDM1IDFAS -740m.
1.AtomicRebel,2.LiseronLady,3.FabruWar. rem,4.WesternFlora,S. MurellaLass,6.Finchaves Girl,7.KurrawangLady,8. LittleVilla(Blinkers),(res) 9.MissLlewellyn.(res)10. MonaleeRacer. Select:3,1,7.
