Representativesfrom theBishops'ConferencesofAsia,Europe, AustraliaandAmerica recentlyspenttwo weeksinAsialooking etthecurrentsituation invariouscountries.
Theyexaminedjointactionthatcouldbetakenby theCatholicChurchtoprovidelongtermsolutionsto theproblemstheyencountered.
frontierstoo-fromVietnamandCambodiaforinstance.
Inreflectingontheirbrief experienceoftheretupe situation,theparticipants intheconferenceraisedthe followingquestions:
Whyarerefugeesleavingthesecurityoftheir homesandthenaturalpull oftheirfatherland,tostep intotheunknownandafuturethatmaybefarfrom rosy?
Australia'srepresentatives wereFatherDamienHeath andFatherLawrieJennings.
DuringtheConferenceone ofthematterswhichreceivedcloseattentionwasthe refugeesituationinThaibind.
"Refugeescomeintheir tousandsfromLaosacross tineMekong,"theofficialreportonthesurvey,issued bytheAustralianCatholic Relief,stated.
"TheThaiauthorities screenthemandsendthem totheNonKhairefugee camp.Thiscampislike alamvillage.
"Whenwevisitedthe camptherewere43.000refugeeslivingthere,ofwhom 100wereChristians.
"Duetoovercrowding, enforcedidlenessandinsufficientsanitaryfacilities,the conditionsatthecampleave muchtobedesired-but theyarenotdesperate.
GENEROUS
"TheThaigovernment, UnitedNationsOrganisation andanumberofforeign voluntaryorganisationshave comeforwardwithgenerous assistanceintheformof finance,food,adviceand personnel,"thereports, TheCatholicChurch, throughtheCaholicCouncilofThailandforDevelopment,wasamongthefirst grouptoenterthescene.
Mobilisingawealthof medicalandnursingstaff fromamongtherefugees themselvesandbuyingthe necessarymedicinesand oterrequirements,the Churchrenderedayeoman
serviceataverycritical period.
Lateron,regularservices tookoverthistask.
Thespecificspherewhere theChurchcontinuedto renderherservicestothe refugeeswaseducationof refugeechildren.
Heretootheassistance competentpersonsfrom amongtherefugeeswasobtained.
Theorganisationalaspect ofitwasunderthecareof nuns.
Theoriginalsemi-permanentstructureshavingprovedtobeinadequate,apermanenttwo-storeybuilding wasbeingputup,andwas nearingcompletion-an evidentsignthatthecamp wouldremaintherefor sometime.
Therefugees,aswellas theThaigovernment,were deeplyappreciativeofthe servicesrenderedbythe Churchandothervoluntary organisations,thereport stated.
Understandably,theThai governmentwasfarfrom beinganxioustoabsorball theserefugeesandithad beenurgingothercountries toadmitareasonablenumber.
Itwouldappearthatthe countriesthatdidadmit somerefugees-thenumber admittedbeingtotallyinadequateconsideringthe numbers-usuallychosethe
moreskilledones. Thailandevidentlyhad apprehensions that it mighteventuallybeobliged, throughforceofcircumstances,toabsorbavast numberofrefugees,thus compoundingherowndifficultiesintheareasof education,etc.
Italsohadtobeborne inmindthatlargenumbers ofrefugeeswerehovering intoThailandalongother
Arethemoreaffluent countries,especiallyinthe West,tooniggardly,too selective,andperhapstoo slowinadmittingthese refugees?
HastheChurchaduty toexpresshermoralindignation,andsponsorthe causeofrefugeesmorevigorously?
IstheUnitedNations organisationtakingsufficientstepstoeliminatethe causesoftherefugeeproblemandtoalleviatethe sufferingofthosewhohave alreadyfledfromtheir countries?
ThePopewillgo
and remainuntilOctober1, thenflythatdaytoNew Yorkanddeliveramajor addresstotheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblyon October2.
InadditiontotheUN speech,thePopeisexpectedtomeetwithPresident JimmyCarterandvisit someUScitiesbesidesNew York.
Basicinformationabout thePope'stripwasannouncedrecentlybyFatherRomeoPanciroli,theVatican's Pressspokesman.
Theannouncementdid notsaywhatcitiesinIrelandortheUnitedStates wouldbeincludedonthe papalitinerary.
FatherPancirolisaid PopeJohnPaulwillremain intheUnitedStates"for severaldays,"butthatthe entiretripwilllastless thantendays.
ThevisitstobothIreland andtheUnitedStateswere describedbyPancirolias "pastoral."
World-attentionalready hasbeenfixedon.Pope JohnPaulandhisnew travelsabroadwillbring additionalattcnticn.
ThePoii,11-1-r,--ro-iff, thefirstnon-ItalianPope
since1523capturedthe world'sattentionwithhis stunningelectionlastOctoberandhashelditsince withhismuch-publicised travels.
InJanuaryheflewto Mexico,stoppingoffinthe DominicanRepubliconthe wayoverandintheBahamasonthewayback.
InJunehereturnedto hisnativePoland,where churchliferemainsamong thestrongestofanycountryintheworld,despite repressivemeasuresbythe Communistgovernment.
Duringboththosetrips hemadeitclearthathe viewedhisspiritualleadershiproleasencompassing abroadrangeofconcerns.
INVITED
BothPresidentCarter andUNSecretaryGeneral KurtWald4leim-hadextendedinvitationstohim. Waldheitni'.inparticular, wasunaiKtoodtobeespeciallyanxioustohavethe PopeaddresstheUNas early pontificateas possibletoshowparticular papalregardfortheworld body.
Neither'apapaladdress totheUN'orapapalmeetinci'haUSpresidentis nrec:ciented.
PopePaulVIspoketo
theUNonOctober4,1965, slightlymorethantwoyears afterthebeginningofhis pontificate,andcelebrated MassinYankeeStadium.
PopePaulalsometthat samedaywithPresident LyndonJohnsoninNew Yorkbeforereturningto Romeafteraone-daystay intheUnitedStates.
BUSY
Withthistrip,PopeJohn Paulwillhavemadethree tripsoutsideItalybefore theendofthefirstyearof hispontificate,farahead ofthetravelscheduleof PopePaulVI.
Itwasayearandahalf afterhiselectionPopePaul madehisfirstforeigntrip, andduringhisentire.15yearpontificatehemade onlyfour-thoughinthe tripshecombinedanumberofstopssothathehad beenoneverycontinentexceptAntarctica.
Theannouncementof thevisittotheUnited Stateshadbeenexpected forsometime.Ontheday beforetheVaticanissued itsformalstatement,the UNannouncedthatPope JohnPaulwouldaddress GeneralAssemblyin earlyOctober,without specifyingtheexactdate.
Therehadbeenagreat dealofspeculationinIrelandaboutapapalvisit there,butithadbeenexpectedtobeinconnection withcentenarycelebrations oftheMarianshrineat KnockattheendofAugust. **tr
New-aid cleanplayground StThomasSchool,Claremont,childrenwillsoon haveanewadventure playgroundandalarge cleansandpitastheoutcomeofrecentbusybees bytheschool'sParents &Friends.Thehopeis thattherewillbeanend tochildrengettingbegrimedwithblacksand. Picturedare*thepresidentoftheParents& FriendsKevinPURNELLwithThanBAHN andMasterGraham PURNELLconsolidating thehaveofthenewsand pit.
Representativesfrom theBishops'ConferencesofAsia,Europe, AustraliaandAmerica recentlyspenttwo weeksinAsialooking etthecurrentsituation invariouscountries.
Theyexaminedjointactionthatcouldbetakenby theCatholicChurchtoprovidelongtermsolutionsto theproblemstheyencountered.
Australia'srepresentatives wereFatherDamienHeath andFatherLawrieJennings.
DuringtheConferenceone ofthematterswhichreceivedcloseattentionwasthe refugeesituationinThailuud.
"Refugeescomeintheir ThousandsfromLaosacross tieMekong,"theofficialreportonthesurvey,issued bytheAustralianCatholic Relief,stated.
"TheThaiauthorities screenthemandsendthem totheNonKhairefugee camp.Thiscampislike alamvillage.
"Whenwevisitedthe tamptherewere43.000refugeeslivingthere,ofwhom 100wereChristians.
"Duetoovercrowding, enforcedidlenessandinsufficientsanitaryfacilities,the conditionsatthecampleave muchtobedesired-but theyarenot desperate.
GENEROUS
"TheThaigovernment, UnitedNationsOrganisation andanumberofforeign voluntaryorganisationshave comeforasa,-,,1withgcncrous assistanceintheformof finance,food,adviceand personnel,"thereports.
TheCatholicChurch, throughtheCaholicCouncilpfThailandforDeveloptiteitt,wasamongthefirst grouptoenterthescene.
Mobilisingawealthof medicalandnursingstaff fromamongtherefugees themselvesandbuyingthe necessarymedicinesand otherrequirements,the Churchrenderedayeoman
mserviceataverycritical period. Lateron,regularservices tookoverthistask.
frontierstoo-fromVietnamandCambodiaforinstance. :,nrireenfice:tinolotntherirbucriegfe siwation,theparticipants intheconferenceraisedthe followingquestions: Whyarerefugeesleavingthesecurityoftheir homesandthenaturalpull Il 0 oftheirfatherland,tostep intotheunknownandafuturethatmaybefarfrom rosy? Arethemoreaffluent countries,especiallyinthe West,tooniggardly,too selective,andperhapstoo slowinadmittingthese refugees?
Thespecificspherewhere theChurchcontinuedto renderherservicestothe refugeeswaseducationof refugeechildren.
Heretootheassistanceof competentpersonsfrom amongtherefugeeswasobtained.
Theorganisationalaspect ofitwasunderthecareof nuns.
Theoriginalsemi-permanentstructureshavingprovedtobeinadequate,apermanenttwo-storeybuilding wasbeingputup,andwas nearingcompletion-an evidentsignthatthecamp wouldremaintherefor sometime.
Therefugees,aswellas theThaigovernment,were deeplyappreciativeofthe servicesrenderedbythe Churchandothervoluntary organisations,thereport stated.
Understandably,theThai governmentwasfarfrom beinganxioustoabsorball theserefugeesandithad beenurgingothercountries toadmitareasonablenumber.
Itwouldappearthatthe countriesthatdidadmit somerefugees-thenumber admittedbeingtotallyinadequateconsideringthe numbers-usuallychosethe
moreskilledones. Thailandevidentlyhad apprehensions that it mighteventuallybeobliged, throughforceofcircumstances,toabsorbavast numberofrefugees,thus compoundingherowndifficultiesintheareasof employment,education,etc.
Italsohadtobeborne inmindthatlargenumbers ofrefugeeswerehovering intoThailandalongother
HastheChurchaduty toexpresshermoralindignation,andsponsorthe causeofrefugeesmorevigorously?
IstheUnitedNations organisationtakingsufficientstepstoeliminatethe causesoftherefugeeproblemandtoalleviatethe sufferingofthosewhohave alreadyfledfromtheir countries?
ROME(NC)-PopeJohnPaulIIwillvisitIrelandandtheUnitedStatesthisspringas hecontinuesthemostintensivetravelseveruncettakenbyaPontiff.
ThePopewillgotoIrelandonSeptember29and remainuntilOctober1, thenflythatdaytoNew Yorkanddeliveramajor addresstotheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblyon October2.
InadditiontotheUN speech,thePopeisexpectedtomeetwithPresident JimmyCarterandvisit someUScitiesbesidesNew York. Basicinformationabout thePope'stripwasannouncedrecentlybyFatherRomeoPanciroli,theVatican's Pressspokesman.
Theannouncementdid notsaywhatcitiesinIrelandortheUnitedStates wouldbeincludedonthe papalitinerary.
FatherPancirOlisaid PopeJohnPaulwillremain intheUnitedStates"for severaldays,"butthatthe entiretripwilllastless thantendays.
ThevisitstobothIreland andthe.UnitedStateswere describedbyPancirolias "pastoral." World-attentionalready hasbeenfixedon.Pope JohnPaulandhisnew travelsabroadwillbring additionalantnticn.
ThePotith-1-,s--roiff, thefirstnon-ItalianPope
since1523capturedthe world'sattentionwithhis stunningelectionlastOctoberandhashelditsince withhismuch-publicised travels.
InJanuaryheflewto Mexico,stoppingoffinthe DominicanRepubliconthe wayoverandintheBahamasonthewayback.
InJunehereturnedto hisnativePoland,where churchliferemainsamong thestrongestofanycountryintheworld,despite repressivemeasuresbythe Communistgovernment.
Duringboththosetrips hemadeitclearthathe viewedhisspiritualleadershiproleasencompassing abroadrangeofconcerns.
INVITED
BothPresidentCarter andUNSecretaryGeneral KurtWaldheimhadextendedinvitationstohim.
Waldheim,inparticular, wasunderstoodtobeespeciallyanxioustohavethe PopeaddresstheUNas earlyin Pontificateas possibletoshowparticular papalregardfcirtheworld body.
Neitherapapaladdress totheUN-orapapalmeetingwillaUSpresidentis ennr,-c
PopePaulVIspoketo
theUNonOctober4,1965, slightlymorethantwoyears afterthebeginningofhis pontificate,andcelebrated MassinYankeeStadium.
PopePaulalsometthat samedaywithPresident LyndonJohnsoninNew Yorkbeforereturningto Romeafteraone-daystay intheUnitedStates.
BUSY
Withthistrip,PopeJohn Paulwillhavemadethree tripsoutsideItalybefore theendofthefirstyearof hispontificate,farahead ofthetravelscheduleof PopePaulVI.
Itwasayearandahalf afterhiselectionPopePaul madehisfirstforeigntrip, andduringhisentire-15yearpontificatehemade onlyfour-thoughinthe tripshecombinedanumberofstopssothathehad beenonevery.continentexceptAntarctica.
Theannouncementof thevisittotheVeiled States-hadbeenexpected forsometime.Ontheday beforetheVaticanissued itsformalstatement,the UNannouncedthatPope JohnPaulwouldaddress 0--Gene-alAssemblyin earlyOctober,without specifyingtheexactdate.
Therehadbeenagreat dealofspeculationinIrelandaboutapapalvisit there,butithadbeenexpectedtobeinconnection withcentenarycelebrations oftheMarianshrineat KnockattheendofAugust. **it
New-and cleanplayground StThomasSchool,Claremont,childrenwillsoon haveanewadventure playgroundandalarge cleansandpitastheoutcomeofrecentbusybees bytheschool'sParents &Friends.Thehopeis thattherewillbeanend tochildrengettingbegrimedwithblacksand. Picturedare'thepresidentoftheParents& FriendsKevinPURNELLwithThanBAHN andMasterGraham PURNELLconsolidating thebaseofthenewsand pit.
sulficientwasbeingdonetosaidMr.Morahan.
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Pei et Theonlyotherdio"..Nat aPproaches Piece.innurturing cardinalsisRome.But threeofitsMgrliana cardinalsarewellpast retirementage:CardinalsMbertodilore. whoatneedy95isthe oldestlivingcardinal;AL hedoOttaviani,811,prefeetemeritusofthedoctrinalcooregniontod oweone themost powerfulmeninthe Vatican,andPaoloMar. elle.84,sub-deanofthe CollegeofCardinal,.
Thursday,August9,1979
ADETERMINEDandmostauccessfulthrewenstheth lastSaturdaymorningbytwoInmetesfromthe ConvictEstablishment.
Theycontrivedtodearthehighwallsoftheprison inbroaddaylight.Severalshotsweredischargedat thembythePensionerguardsbutmissedthem.
Thepolitegave<heseendwerethrownoffthe smntaltogetherbyweeksladingInthedirection Rockingham.Astheeventprovedthefugitive;didmit lavethevicinityofFremantle.
DrtheopeningonMondayofMassesPermian( premisesItwasfoundthataburglaryhadbeenS. foetalandtwocastoffsuitsofprisonersclothing foundonthepremises,showedwhohadbeenthe burglars.
Theappealissponsor. IdbytheNationalTrust ofScotland)abathe charity,andtheIona CathedralTrustees.The Powalnsupportedby emajoraroma church...
Theislandwasrecent. Ilyaenquiredbythe,Fr,. Foundationafterit hadbeenputoasideby thetrusteesoftheprevideowner.thethe Dukeof"optThe saledidnotincludethe 12thcenturyabbeyend landsandbuilding.. Themverebequeathed in1899tothelona Cathedraltrustees.
Theabbeyandits buildingywerein;vine atthetime.Theywere restoredbythecathodal morelbutovdthe yew.Atlanticstormsand badweatherhavemade
Bishopsin Germanyseek refugeeaid
BONN,WestGermany INC).-TheWestGerman Catholicbishopshavecall. edonthefederalgoner men,localgovernments. citizens,andespeciarlythe Catholiccommunity,togive quidrelief,withoutIntr. eaucraticadage.MIb hundredsofthous.dsof Vietnameserefugees.
TheypledgedanadditiondOctmillionGerman marksMb.05e0,0001 fromtheGermanCatholic ChurchforaidtoSoutheast Asianreams.
Thecellforhelpcone fromCardinalJosephHofferofCologne,WestDermay.presidentoftheGermanBishopsConference.In nstatementIssuedinBonn Nthluneinthenameof hcconference,thecasdinal urgedmderialInmanire. mediatelyfortherefugees IntemPoranamps'r- imspansafSoutheastAsia.
Healsoaskedgovernments ofindustrialisedcountriesto workoutlong-termsolutions
TheyhadclearlybeeninMeMomalldaySun* andhadhelpedthemselvestothebestofallth, couldlaytheirhandsoninthelineofeatingera drinking. Bonesofbiscula,tinsofjam,rollsofcharm asesofbrandyandchampagnewerefoundbroke* openendscatteredmartheplace.
Goodeactuallytakenoutofthestoreincluded sixsaddles,12pairsofboots,twobreech-loadingrifles, toofowlingpieces,sixrevolvers,1.500roundsofammunition,aham,elthsa,aoneofbrandyandother provisionsItscentedasifamovementaftertheMkianoftheKellywighadboonstartedbutfortunately herenewerknockedthemselvesupbytheirbeady debauchonSondeandonMondaytheywerefound etNorthSeeman.prostratefromgluttonousting anddrinkingandwithnearlyallthestolengoodeasbe heirpossession.
ThestolenpropertywasworthC200butesmeet ofIt0111berecovered,thelossofMeissenManske isestimatedtobeaboutt20.
ITisreportedthattheactingAttorneyGeneral.Mr Leaks,whenspankinguponthesubjectalMim4 gnawintheLegislativeCooncilsaid:"EveryimmigrantshiphexbroughtthesweepingsoftheLondon streetstobecomethesweepingsofourown."
Thiswethinkisgoingtoofar.Wehaveknown someveryestimablepersonswhohavearrivedheroIn thecapacityofimmigrantsandaltogetherwethink theassertiontoogeneralInitsepplicatioo.
LomeTOTHEEDITOR:Forsometimeithesamp sidedmetonsiderthlasurprisethatnotwithstandInnthegreetdistractioncausedatvarious()nutsbythe presenceofdapinthemthedraldevotions.noacme seemnohembeentakenbytheirownerstoproaaa themammasoftheelitism..11rememberthat onmonsthanoneothaaionthepracticeofpernsIttiri daptoaccompanyustochurchhasbenternaries.. uponfrontthepulpitbutepparentlytonopompom Indeed,sofarfromanyabatementoftheannoyeaem ItwouldalmostappalthatithInas:wing. SwaintheownersofthesepewsshouldonlyrequiretohavethematteIsraeli,totitheanent. Inode<toapplyremedy.Dogsereveryspedmoll Mesa IntheirwaybutOr.improprietyofdeath. MesaanimalstofollowusI.sac.edifice,Ad duringthehoursofdivineworship,ispatent-"A Catholic'".
It
saythatthefeastoftheAssumpPonwasthegreatestofthesaints'feastdays,I mightbesuspectedofrhetoricallicenseorpious exaggeration.
Infact,wouldn'tbeexaggerating.Justas EasteristhehighpointoftheChurch'syear centredonOurLordmarksthesummitofall thefeastdaysofthesaints.Easterrecalls Christ'svictoryoverSatansinanddeaththeAssumptioncommemoratesMary'svictory overthesameadversaries.TheAssumptionis ourLady'sEaster.
TheAssumptionofOurLadyisthefinal touchtomankind'shomecomingtoourheavenlyFather'shouse.WhenAdam,inhissmallness andspitefulpriderebelled,Godshowedhis truenature.Hewasfullofalovingkindness infinitelysurpassingman'spunyself-centredness.Consequently,hewilledthatjustasone woman,Eve,hadbeenAdam'scompanionin soanotherwoman,Mary,wouldbeChrist's associatewhenhesubduedsin.AsEvehad initiatedbyherwhisperingsintoAdam'sear man'sterriblerejectionofGod,awomanby herconsentwouldcompleteman's,acceptance byGod.InthewisdomoftheFathertherebellionandprideofthefirstEvewouldbe overcomebythesubmissionandwinninghumilityofthenewEve,whocameintheguise ofaJewishmaidenbythenameofMary.The heightstowhichMarywastobringthehuman racefarexceededthedepthsofpainandsufferingintowhich they hadplungedit.Inthisway, thefeastoftheAssumptionisthefinishing -touchtoGod'smaerpiece-theRedemption,thebuying book mankindtobeGod's ownagain.ItwasnotuntilMarycelebrated herEaster-untilshe,thesecondEve,wasinfinalglorybesideherSon,reigningforever 1-thatthefullcycleofourbuyingbackwas !achieved.Mary,bodyandsoul,wastakenup Noglory,andinthiswaymenreturnedtothe 1fullcompanyofGod.
Greatrespect
ThishumanpersonwasoneofGod'slittle onesonearth,oneofthecrowd,unnoticol,uaretentious.Now.sheisraisedtounsurpassable ;Beights. TheChurchhasnotmadethisfeastaholydayofobligationformerelysentimentalreatons.Itssolemnityisbasedontheamtch's
greatrespectforthehmanperson.ManypeoplehaveaccusedtheChurchofwarpingman andofturninghimintoaneuroticbecauseofits emphasisonthespiritualinman.Thefeastof theAssumptionshowshowfaiththisaccusation; is.Farfromdegradingthehumanperson,the Churchteachesthatmanwillneverbecon, pletelyhappyuntilhisbodyandsoularereunitedinhisownresurrection.Evenaftera mandies,completehappinesswillcomeonly whenhissoulisunitedwithhisbody.The. Churchinsiststhatwithoutthebodymanwould' bemomlikeanangelthanahumanperson.:
TheperennialmessageofthefeastofMary's Assumptionisthis:thebodyisasacredand
holything,anditmustbetreatedaccordingly. TheChurchdoesnottakeaneutralstandin regardtothebody.Ithastaughtforages-1 andin1954madeitenarticleofCatholicfaith -thatmm'sbodyisdestinedforthefullest happinessimaginable.OurLadyinherAs-1 sumptionisthesignandguaranteethatourV bodiesaredestinedforgreatthingsandfora shareofthehappinessandfulfilmentofheaven. Forthisreason,aChristianmayneverregardthegraveasthelastrestingplaceofhisbody., Thegraveisbutatransitionplacefromwhich manlooksforwardtothegloryofMaryand: tothegreatnessofthedestinytowhichheis. called.AChristianmayneverallowhisbody! toleadhimtogiveuponGodortoturnhiss backonGod,withwhomheisdestinedtolive! forever. Thisisthemessageofthemid-Augustfeast' oftheAssumption.Itisnothingonthefringes., ofourfaith.ItmarksthefirstconcreterealiselionofwhatweasChristiansbelieveinand hopefor:thatwetoowillbetakenuptoour Father'shouse.ThisiswhytheChurchdoes nothesitatetomakethisthecentralfeastdayofthefeastsofsaints.
AmongallthetitlesgiventodieVirginthroughthe centuriesforhermotherlylateforChristians.themis onethatstandsout,"VirgoFiddle' Virin). HutwhatdontubfidelityofMary (Faithfu mean,Whatgare thedimendontofOhsfidelity?
ThefirstdimensionItsearching.Maryumfodhful schentheJeurfneldinetheProfound...lingofthe willoGodbyher/Ife,.X.1yousedofiat?"(Hammight thisbefllsitecfskedtheAngelofAroutheintion.hithe OldTestament,fhbsearchingItalreadytranslatedinto ancipmssionofrarebeauty,'ofprofoundspiritual2/termingtoseekthefaceoftheLtmd.Therecanbeon(id712 Ift-ht7o,d-nta,7.72:%'Zr.7,1:, CodistheunnOw.
Theseconddimensionofthefidelity)10calledtoaccept.The"Quomandoflagistransformed onthelipsofMaryata"Fiat"(1.,itbe).Letitbe, amtelling,1000014,Thisisthemomentoftruth/or fidelity, Jr momentinwhichfauncomestomelee thathefonneverfullyunderstandthewhy,thatthere o,TGod'sdedennideareasofmysterythanexplan- ations,thatnomatterhowhardhetries,hemidnever ThenhetpersonisreadytoaceeMthismystentand citesaplaceinhisheart,asMathkeptallHesethings inherheart.(Luke2.19(clLukeLIS.)Itisthemoniedinwhirlsmanopenshimselftothismystery.not inthetroysomeonegleesupfacingensenigmaorthe absurd,butratherwishtheupended someoneletinghimselfbepossessedby -milmm- biggerthanhisheat,Thisacreptanceb through faith,whichistheunion.4ourbefogmghthenipiery that0revealed. Coherenceisthethin(dimmenn'offidelity.Tolee Inanordancewithhisonehelicons.Toaghastone's detowhat
i.'theunitedeffortto constructajud.dfree muntry.wefollowaamendofourheroesand martyrswhichwecannot failtoanswer:.
SPLENDOR
Tbepariahislocated inthepopulousworking class hethatmushroomedoutoftherefugeecampsafterthekiller earthquakeofDecember 1972.Ithaschools, clinicsandcommunity metres.The50.000tan, elationsuburbischaosingusnametoCiudad Sandino,tohonourthe mountainfighterofthe 1930s.TheSandinista FrontofNationalLiberationwhichleadthe guerillawarthatoverthreweomm.atotesits namefromSandie.
"ThetorchthatCesar AugustoS.dino, leaderofMeeklighted thenandwascarried laterbyCarlosFonseca Amadorflounderofthe Sandinistas)isbringing itssplendortoallcornersofthefatherland,. thepriestsandntins said. InthesamewayGod listened00mecriesof
thepeopleofIsraelern. dertheoppremorsin Egypt,helistenedtothe sufferingsofcurpeople undothemilitarydktatorshipofSomme. AndinWssanteway GodinspiredMosesto launchtheliberationof hisPeople,heinspired theSandinistiaFrontof Liberationtobeginand tofirmlyestablishanew Oderofequality,social atniceandtruePe.: theyadded.
Thepriestsandnum recalledthat"theSoMondictatorshipthreat-
crieduswithdeathfor sidingwiththepurple. Threeofuswerephysr. rallyassaulted,twowere givenanultimatumun. derdeathtoleavethe country,andtheNations/ Guardhadthenamesof momoreontheirkill
ThethreethatWere assaulted last yearwen identified Maryknoll SistersMargaretDill. ofHamburg,NY..and PeggHealyfromHasanemia.N.Y.,andlay missiona GerryTwig, missionary
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MASSFORHEARINGIMPAIRED
Thursday,August9,1979
in MeetingofCatholicsecondaryschoolprim cleats.ArchbishopGoody. It_ Confirmation,Hilton.BishopHealy. Confirmation, Beaconsfield. Archbishop Goody.
II Mee.goftheDiocesanPastoralCouncil.
14 FamilyMass,AquinasCollege.BebopHealy.
15 DedicatiooofGmeelleehorch.Archbishop Goody.
17 ReceiveDebutantes,WannerooBall.Bishop Healy. 19 BlessingofStLawrenceSchoot,Balcala, BishopHealy.
ArchbishopGoodyredBM.*Healysib attendtheSpixopalConferenceinSydney. August22toAugust29.
Septamben
14 Consecrationofaltar,HolyCross(Minh, Kensington.ArchbishopGoody. MercedesBall.BishopPoly.
NearlyallU.S.dioceses mercisetheoptionforSatWayMass.TheArchdiw muofPhiladelphiaisbelievedtobetheonlyone thatdoesnot.FatherSamxelShoemaker,assistant chancellorfeethearchdiP tem.snidthatCardinal loheKnotchorenottouse itbecausebefeltthesacrednessofSundaywould belostifparishionersdid notspendpartoftheday attendingchurch.
OVERLOOKED
FatherShoemakeralso gavethereasonthatthere wasnorealtreedtousethe option.Heexplainedthat Philadelphiawasnotaresortareawherepeoplehad travelagooddistanceto to attendMass.Headded:"We haveover308parishesM thediocese.mostarewithinwalUngdistanceinthe cityandeveninthesuburbsthechurchesarenot morethana15-minutedrive frompeople'shomes.FatherJohnMiller,of thePhiladelphiaCommissionofSacredLiturgy,said thattoooftenthetruereasonforpermittingSaturday meningbiasseswasoverlooked.ThepriestPressed thatparishionerswerenot madeawarethatbyattend. mgSaturdayeveningMass theywereactuallyattendingthesacredtimeofwar. ship,rattierthanfulfilling anobligationforthefollowingday.
Hedidann.however, thatCardinalKrol'sdecis iontoforegousingthe privilegewasvalid.Hesaid thathebelievedmanybin.
lameSec feelingthatsince theSaturdayMasseshad beeninexistence,thesacrednessofSundaywasbergforgotten.
(CatholicsinW.A.are allowedtofulfillthe5.dayandholydayMassob. ligationsontheprevious evening.)
BIRMINGHAM,England (NCI.-TheCatholic ArchdioceseofBirmingham has
Thethreecompanies
AUGUST
12 Coofirmation,Mantimup
14 Confirmation.Pemberton.
15 Confirmation,Bridgetown.
17 BishopMcKeonwillattendtheAdelaidesem. inaryconferee.andtheAltelealiallEpiscopal ConferenceAugust2219.
29 Esperan.Busbies'School.
FatherRodneyWilliam, wastheWesternAustralian first representativeatameedrm atBlackniarsDominic.
Thursday,August9,1979
ThisUniversitytownofsome2,000people, about100kmsouth-westofBerlin,isbeing 'stirredupbythesermonsofanAugustinian 'pried,DrMartinLuther.
DrLuther(34)isProfessorofTheologyat theUniversity,andhepreachesregularlyinthe AugustinianChurch.
Hissermonsattackthemethodsbeingusedby DominicanFatherJohnTetzel(52)whois makingtheappealforfundsforthenewSt eter'sBasilicabeingbuiltinRome. ndulgences
PopeLeo10thhascommissionedhinttoanounceanIndulgenceforanyonewhogivesto Theappeal.
AnIndulgenceisaremission,grantedbythe Church,ofthetemporalpunishmentwhichreMaissoftenduetothesinaftertheguiltofthe sinisforgiven.
FatherTavelhasbeenonthejobforyears. HisarrivalinthesepartshasirritatedDrLuther.
Manypeople,fedupwithChurchtaxation andChurchscandals,areonlytooreadyto applaudanycriticismofPopeorbishop.
Addingfueltothefireistherumourthatthe localArchbishopistoreceivehalfofmonies colleMedbytheappealasthepriceforallowing Rometoholdtheappealinhisdiocese.
ItissaidthattheArchbishop,whoborrowed heavilyfromtheFuggorBanktopaytaxesto Rome,needstheappealmoneytorepaythe bank.
Aroundrr, the Churches this week
Anopto-the-momentreportby FatherJOSEPHRUSSELL
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"TheIndulgenceisgainedbysincereConfessionfolowedbyadonationtotheappeal funds."
Thereisagradedlistofdonationsconsideredappropriate. Kings,queens,bishopsetc.arepoutedto give25florins.
Atthebosomofthescalehalfaflorinis expectedIronstheworkingmen.Thosetoo poortogiveanythingamgaintheIndulgence byprayerandfastinginsteadofadonationof oney.
"WhatLutherreallyobjectstomost,"says localpriestFrSchulman,"itTercel'sclaim thattheIndulgencecanbeappliedtoasoul inPurgatory.
l'a°ftnndsaPid'growito bridegroom the.4Popeth'sakil"'d. -Sr31years-ellaham ingbeenthepastorofCre. cow(Poland)for15years wasealkdbytheLordto bethebridegroomofthe churchthatisinRome."
ThePolish-WryPope aidhefoundIncdivergenthumtoRompawellto-doandimfiffenntnth 's sidebysidewith thefaceofpoverty. ThePopesaidhebond todiscovertheettlemial
conference
Prioryof13priestsloom manypartsofAustralia whichwasthefirstconfer-ArchbishopEdward en.ofliaisonprieststoChinnofCanberraand theCatholicCharismofiCGoulburnalsovisitedand Renewal. addressedtheconference.
Theyreffwe'llwlUTheliaisonpriestsweb clime..Thesepriestsserveao,,,a, the opPortueiry asalinkbone.theshoeeaperienca;.1to bishopsofAustraliaand,0,, he afi therenewalmoemmt needsofCatholicCbarisThesignificanceofthe Rai.
meetingswasunderlinedby thepresenceoftwomem- ToKhcrmeetingsmore benoftheWham'LiaisonPlannedaaregularbasis Coorrorrooe foryaoawatwithastrongcontribution 1110VCIVICIIIS. fromCatholictheologian.
TheywenArchwahm,andBiblicalscholars. FrancisRusbofBrisbane. Alldelegateswereagreed chairmanofthatcommittee,thatsoundtheologyand andBishopDavidCremin,scripturalexegesisareoarAuxiliaryBishopofSyd-emeryforahealthyMirtIcy. coalrenewal.
DrLuthertakesadimviewofitall,but especiallyofFatherTalon'smethods.
Likemanypreachers,FatherTelnelsometimesexaggeratesthetruthinhisattemptto moveacongregation.
Hehascirculatedparishpriests,mostof whomarepoorlyeducated,withspecialsermon notesfortheappeal.
"Foreverymortalsinamancommits,"he isallegedtohavewritten,"hemust,aftermakingagoodconfession,suffersevenyearsin Purgatory.
"TheIndulgenceweanofferingwillmeana fullremissionofalltheyearsinPurgatorydue oapersonuptotheverymomentofgaining heIndulgence.
Scissors,SenaSeeselere:Sheen,Sharpenedand Sag HarryArmstrongPly.Ltd.
"FrTetaolsaysthatasoulcanbeimmediatelyfreedfromPurgatoryintheway. "Now,that'snottrue.Indulgencesarefor peopleonearth.
"Sure,youcanaskGodtoacceptanIndulgenceforasoulinPurgatorybutyoucan'tbe certainthatGodwillapplyittothatsoul. "Immediateandcompleteliberationofsouls inPurgatorycannotbeassumed.Yetthat'sthe impressionbeinggiventopeople.
"TimChinchcangrant Indulgenceall right,butwhenit'sdoneafterthemannerof thisappealfiascoitbecomesamockeryof religion."
AnumberofpeoplewereaskedtheiroptionsofDrLuther.
"What1likeisthefactthatyoucanunderstandhissermons,"sayshousewife,MrsRedlich. "Hecallsaspadeaspade,"sayslabourer WolfHandarbeiter."Therearenofrillsonhim. lesapitythereweren'tmoreofthemlikehim.
"Well,wouldn'ttrusteventhisLutherfellow,"saysshopkeeperMrA.Geichals."They're allthesame,thesepriests;alwaysaftermoney.
Youfedthatheunderstandsyou,"says prettymilk-maidLilyMutwillig."Heknows whatastruggleitistobegoodallthetime."
FrSehakmann,quotedabove,addedabit ofawarning.
"Heisgoodcompany,"hesaid,"butthink heistoointense.
"Hebecameapriestalteravowmadeduring aterriblestormwhenhefearedforhislife. "Ithinkitmayhavebeerbetterifhenever madethatvow."
SaintPeterwasaskedifhecould seeoneenormousbattleloomingwith theauthorityoftheChurchbecame ofwhatisgoingon. hopereformerssuchasFrLuther(andthat otherangry.young,SwimpriestPrZwinglf) keeptheeheady.
Iftheydo,theywillachievealotofgood. IunderstandthatsomepeoplerefertoMS ChurchortheBarqueofPetal Well,whatisneededisareformationofthe livesofthepassengersandcrew;notareformationofthe'trocheeoftheBarque. Youknow,therewasalotofantipathyto churchleadersinNMSday. flirtFOEdidn'ttellustodefythem. 'The
hesaid,'havelawfulreligiousauthority,soyoumustdowhattheytell yule.Hutdon'tcopytheirlives.'
Thursday,August9,1979
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10 MeetingofCatholicwarthog,schoolmi. ripals.ArchbishopGoody.
12 ConfirmationHilton.Bishopfreely. Confirmation. Beaconsfield. Archbishop Goody.
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15 Dedicationofeossell@Mech.Archbishop Goody.
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14*ConsecrationofMar,HolyCrossChurch. Kensington.ArchbishopGoody. MercedesHall.°mopbatty.
NearlyallU.S.dioceses wercisetheoptionforSaluda,Mau.TheArcbdioAsoofPhiladelphiaisbefirtedenbetheonlyone thendoesnot.FatherSamuelShoemaker.assistant MancellOrforthemango. *se.saidthatCardinal lobeKrolchosenottouse itbecausehefeltthesacrednessofSundaywould belostifparishionersdid notspendpadoftheMY attendingchurch.
OVERLOOKED
Faris,Shoemakeralso ewethereasonthatthere wasnorealneedtousethe option.Heexplainedthat Philadelphiawasnotaresodareawherepeoplehad totravelgooddistanceto anendMasi.Haadded:"We hareover300Parishesie hediocese,mostarewithinwalkingdistanceinthe cityandeveninthesubmbthechurchesarenot moreMana15-minutedrive frompeople'shomes."
FatherJohnMiller,of thePhiladelphiaCommissionofSacredLiturgy,said thettoooftenthedoerea. sonforpermittingSaturday eveningMasseswas looked.Theprieststrmud hatparishionerswerenot madeawarethatbyattendmgSaturdayeveningMass theywereactuallyattendingthesacredtimeofworship,ratherthan of anobligati°,forthefollowingday.
Hedidagree,however, thatCardinalKrorsdeals iontoforegousingthe privilegewasvalid.Hesaid thathebelievedmanybid, ,werefeelingthatsince theSaturdayMasseshad beeninexistence,thesacrednessofSundaywasbeingforgotten.
(CatholicsinW.A.are allowedtofulfilltheSundayandholydayMassobligationsonMeprevious evening.)
AUGUST
12 Confirmation,Manjimup
14 Confirmation.Pemberton.
15 Cnnhrtneln,addsonm.
17 BishopMelfuntwillattendtheAdelaidesemuityconferenceandtoeAustralianEpiscopal ConferenceAugust22-29.
29 EsperanceBushies.School.
Charismaticrenewalpriests'
FatherRodneyWilliams wastheWesternAustralian first representativeatamcetim atBlackfriarsDominic. Prioryof15prismsfrom conference manypartsofAustralia whichwastheMAConfer-ArchbishopEdward enrtofliaisonprismtoClancyofCanberraand theCatholicCharismaticQoalburnalsovisitedand Reamed addressedtheconference.
Theyref...umU Theliaisonpriestswet. ioeteer.Thexpilawwry.coatedtheopportunityto as linkbetweenthe riencesand bishopsofAustraliaNM att..a7a therenewalmovement needsofCatholicCharts- Thesignificancenottheatatto meetingswasunderlinedb tha oftwotaawt.y Furthermetingewere beesofMeBishops' Plannedonaregularbests Committeeforrenown)'DM movecadmblitres movements.
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ThisUniversitytownofsome2,000people, ut100kmsouth-westof
isbring stirredupbythesermonsofanAugustinian priest,DrMartinLuther.
DrLuther(34)isProfessorofTheologyat theUniversity,andhepreachesregularlyinthe AugustinianChurch.
Hissermonsattackthemethodsbeingusedby DominicanFatherJohnTetra!(52)whois makingtheappealfoefundsforthenewSt aBasilicabeingWillinRome.
PopeLou10thhascommissionedhimtoanonIndulgenceforanyonewhogivesto eappeal.
AnIndulgenceis'emission,grantedbythe Emchaofthetemporalpunishmentwhichreoftendoetodmsinaftertheguardthe isfaqir..
FatherTarelbasbeenonthejobforyears. arrivalinthesepartshasirritatedDrLuther.
Manypeople,fedupwithChurchtaxation -andChurchscandals,areonlytooreadyto applaudanycriticismofPopeorbishop.
Addingfueltothefireistherumourthatthe localArchbishopistoreceivehalfofmonies Satedbytheappealasthepriceforallowing Rometoholdtheappealinhisdiocese.
ItissaidthattheArchbishop,whoborrowed heavilyfromtheRiggerBanktopaytaxesto Rome,needstheappealmoneytorepaythe bank.
DrLuthertakesadimviewofitall,but especiallyofFatherTetzel'smethods.
Likemanypreachers,FatherTetaelsometimesexaggeratesthetruthin
anodeekgofere,eatheluauofthePawl,Sommer.
CASTELGANDALFO,holyINC)-Alargegroupof people Coateipeedeltoonerecenttavola.;betItdidn'tblimpthemeraNy goer*nonehrg.
al&maimsconsideredappropriate.
Kings.queens,bishopsetc.areexpectedto give25florins.
Atthebottomofthescalehalfaflorinis expectedfromtheworkingnum.Thosetoo poortopaanythingcanpintheIndulgence byprayerandfastinginsteadofadonationof oney.
"WhatLutherreallyobjectstomost,"says localpriestFrSchulmann,"isTestersclaim thattheIndulgencecanbeappliedtoasoul inPurgatory.
"FrTemelsaysthatasoulcanbeitmnediatelyfreedfromPurgatoryinthatway.
"Now,that'snottrue.Indulgencesarefor peopleonearth.
"Sure,youmataskGodtoacceptanIndulgenceforasoulinPurgatorybutyoucan'tbe certainthatGodwillapplyittothatsoul.
"Immediateandcompleteliberationofsouk inPurgatorycannotbeassumed.Yetdiesthe impressionbeinggiventopeople.
"TheChu.cangrantanIndulgenceall right,butwhenit'sdoorafterthemannerof thisappealfiascoitbecomesamockeryof religion."
AnumberofpeoplewereaskedtheiropinionsofDrLuther.
"Whatlikeisthefactthatyoucanunderstandhisseimons,"sayshousewife,MnRedlich. "Hecallsaspadeaspade,"sayslabourer WolfHardarbeiger."Therearenofrillsonhim. It'sapitythereweren'tmoreofthemlikehim.
"Well,wouldn'ttrusteventhisLutherfellow,"saysshopkeeperMrA.Geizhals."They're allthesame,thesepriests;alwaysaftermoney.
Youfedthatheunderstandsyou,"says prettymilk-maidLilyMutwillig."Heknows whatastruggleitistobegoodallthetime."
Er&leukemia,quotedabove,addedabit ofs'warning.
"Heisgoodcompany,"hesaid,"butthink heistoointense.
"Hobecameapriestalteravowmadeduring aterriblestormwhenhefearedforhislife. "Ithinkitmayhavebeenbetterifhenever madethatvow.'"
taintPeterwasaskedifhecould seeoneenormousbattleloomingwith theautherilyoftheChinchbecause ofwhatisgoingon. IhopereformerssuchorFrLuther(andthat otherangry,young,SwissprierPrZwineBy keeptheirMinis.
Iftheydo,theywillachieve.alotofgood.
IunderstandthatsomapeoplereferkrMS ChurchastheBarqueofPeter?
Well,whatisneededaareformationofthe livesofthegammenAndcrew;notareformationofthesattettreoftheBarque.
Youknow,themwasalotofantipathyto churchleadersinHISday. RutP05didn'tmilustoderthem. 'ThePhalan,'hesaid,'hamlawfulreitgiousautlearity,.soMumustdowhattheyICU you.Oral&WYmartheirlives.'
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WhenBarryCable,the formerPerth,NorthMelbourneandStateplayer endnowplayingcoachof EastPerth,playshis400th leaguegamethisweekend bewillsetthesealona footballcareerwhichhas fewequals,ifany,inthe historyofthegame.
Likeanequallyfamous WesternAustralian,Graham Farmer,hewentfromthis StatetoVictoriaandadded anewdimensiontothe gameamongsmallplayers whichoncedrewfromthe greatcoach,RonBarassi, theremarkthathewas"the greatest."
At35,withalmosttwo decadesofleaguefootball behindhim,Cableisnow poisedtotakeEastPerth intotheWANFLfinal roundand,possibly,toanotherpremiershipasthe fast-finishingunderdog.
Statistically,hisrecord bhighlyimpressivethreeSandoverMedals, SimpsonMedal,fairestand bestawardsfortheclubs hehasplayedwith,mem-
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bershipofpremiership teams-infact,everymajor footballawardexceptthe BrownlowMedalinVictoria.
Butthestatisticstellonlyaportionofhisremarkablecareer.
Therearehisdedication, hiscontinualhoningofhis greatskills,hisdevotionto physicalfitness,hisscrupulousfairnes,andhisability toliftateamandinspire youngerplayers. Withtheyearshasalso conteconsiderableskillin coaching.
Inshort,Cablehasbecomethecompletechampionfootballer.
Hehasoftensaidthat footballishislife-andhis profession-andhehasdevelopedbrilliantperformanceandadmirablephilosophyinit.
ill Hehasbeenandst s anornamenttothegame anditwouldnotbetoo muchtosaythathislike veryrarelyinany
Hehasalreadyjoined thelistofthegreatest playersAustralianRules footballhasseen.
onlytokenresistance.
QueensPark(2)hadthe bye.
AttadaledefeatedDianella(1)7-3;StBenedicts wontheirmatchwithSt Mary's8-2;andQueens Parkconvincingly beat Dianella(2)7-3.
RESULTS Men'sAGrade:Highgate 9-70dDianella(I)1-44; QueensPark(1)10-78d Dianella(2)0-33;Queens Park(2)bye.
Ladies:Attadale(2)8-72 dQueensPark(3)2-38; StMary's8-71dQueens Park(I)2-38;Dianella7-68 dShentonPark3-48; QueensPark(2)10-78;d
StBenedicts0-35.
Men'sBGrade:Attadale 7-69dDianella(1)3-54; StBenedicts8-69dSt Mary's2-54.QueensPark 7-64dDianella(2)3-49.
TABLES
Men'sAGrade:Queens Park(1)8,Highgate6, QueensPark(2)3,
EXCITING
Thelastmatchprovedto hethemostexcitingofthe day.
QueensParkandKalamundashowedthatthey werebothdeterminedto win.
PaddyGreenforKalamundacaughteveryball th-tcamehisway.
GeorgeChime-wastobe foundineverycomeras -I'esthecentreofthe field.
ForQueens was -,Ber nardMonneran cons:dtobethatteamsbest plover.
Hisplay rlean.Intel.ndhiskickingwas accurate.
AlloftheQPRmende-
5CandleWind,6 DarkHorse,7 Flaming Bolt,8Ken'sCash,9Con.' nndrum(res),10BigJack. pot(res). Select:5,1,7.
SWAN-9.40pm
Dunmain'sImage,2 MagicCalypso,3Maloga, Max'sMistake,5Richard's, Glory,6CorcoranMajor,7, SpoiltBanner,8MissHell da,9RolaGirl(res), CanaryFarewell(rea). Select:1,6,3.
CANNING-lip. GRADE5-530w
AminTuri,2Out Dated,3TaquilaDoll4 PetePete,5GreatRainbow,6YanchepFlyer,7 I'mFabulous,8Wrigley Charm,9KraftWork(res), onero'sLass,9Glendon's10Smackaroo(res). Lass(res),10BabyAma- Select:4,5,8. ron(res). CANNING-1824pos Select:6,4,7. GRADES-531.
RIVERVALE-8.40pm
1 FriesianMiss,2Nest Non
NonAwardsZebedee, 3Kyremba,4 -530w Crusader'sGift,5Tern. 1 RiverLevy,2Moss-lee'sWay,6Canonero. bairn'sBabe,3HezaFare-Miss,7FieryWhizz,8Sir well,4GoldCoastCharm,Nicky,9TawnyBoy(res), 5Hogarth'sElk.6Willy10KingMiza(res). Buck,7Irventive,8Steel- Select8,1,5. adoll,9Mandy'sTreasure
WhenBarryCable,the erPerth,NorthMelmeandStateplayer Imdnowplayingcoachof BastPerth,playshis400th leaguegamethisweekend bewillsetthesealona footballcareerwhichhas fewequals,ifany,inthe historyofthegame.
Likeanequallyfamous WesternAustralian,Graham Farmer,hewentfromthis StatetoVictoriaandadded anewdimensiontothe gameamongsmallplayers whichoncedrewfromthe greatcoach,RonBarassi, theremarkthathewas"the tom
At35,withalmosttwo decadesofleaguefootball behindhim,Cableisnow poisedtotakeEastPerth intotheWANFLfinal roundand,possibly,toanotherpremiershipasthe fast-finishingunderdog.
Statistically,hisrecordbhighlyimpressiveeweSandoverMedals, SimpsonMedal,fairestand bestawardsfortheclubs Behasplayedwith,mem-
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bershipofpremiership teams-infact,everymajor footballawardexceptthe llrownlowMedalinVictoria.
Butthestatisticstellonlyaportionofhisremarkablecareer.
Therearehisdedication, hiscontinualhoningofhis greatskills,hisdevotionto physicalfitness,hisscrupulousfairnes,andhisability toliftateamandinspire youngerplayers.
Withtheyearshasalso cot*considerableskillin coaching.
Inshort.Cablehasbecomethecompletechampionfootballer.
Hehasoftensaidthat footballishislife-andhis profession-andhehasdevelopedbrilliantperformanceandadmirablephilosophyinit.
Hehasbeenandstillis anornamenttothegame anditwouldnotbetoo muchtosaythathislike occursveryrarelyinany sport.
Hehasalreadyjoined thelistofthegreatest playersAustralianRules footballhasseen.
3-6;WAIT,1.5. HAMMERED
Inthesecondmatch, MetropolitansgaveGreenvoodahammering.
Thetoneofthematch waslow-keyandtherewere onlyflashesofgoodplay frombothteams.
ForMetropolitans,Laurie BruniandJohnWardgave gooddisplays.
NoelHickeyandBrian Binsteadwerebestfor Greenwood.
Finalscores:-Metropolitans,1-8;Greenwood, 0-2, EXCITING
Thelastmatchprovedto hathemostexcitingofthe day.
QueensParkandKalemundashowedthatthey werebothdeterminedto win.
PaddyGretnforKalemunda.caughteveryball tit his GeorgeChiariwastobe foundineverycorneras asthecentreofthe field.ForQueens,Park nardMonnermwascons'd-;tohethatteamsbest pinw.r.
HisMayvv,s andhiskickingwas accurate.
Parkconvincinglybeat Dianella(2)7-3.
RESULTS
Men'sAGrade:Highgate 9-70dDianella(I)1-44; QueensPark(1)10-78d Dianella(2)0-33;Queens Park(2)bye.
Ladies:Attadale(2)8-72 dQueensPark(3)2-38; StMary's8-71dQueens Park(1)2-38;Dianella7-68 dShentonPark3-48; QueensPark(2)10-78;d StBenedicts0-35.
Men'sBGrade:Attadale 7-69dDianella(1)3-54; StBenedicts8-69dSt Mary's2-54.QueensPark 7.64dDianella(2)3-49.
TABLES
Men'sAGrade:Queens Park(1)8,Highgate6, QueensPark(2)3.Dianella (1)3,Dianella(2)0.
Men'sBGrade:StBenedicts,10;Attadale,8; QueensPark,4;Dianella (1),4;St
AlloftheQPRmendeservemention.Iftheyhad playedthisbrandoffootballforalltheseasonthey wouldnow
thethree-year-oldfillies' recordwhenaccountingfor therestoftherunnersin thefirstraceoftheday.
Confidentlyriddenby youngapprenticeCraig Coombe,PUREGAMBLE careeredawayinthe straighttowinbyfour lengthsinthetimeof 1.11,67totakealmosthalfa-secondoffAUTUMN TALK'Srecord.
BINTANGcaughtmyeye withhisfirst-uprunbehind REINELLAooSaturday and-isalikelywiener shortly.Thisgalloperwas seta-bigtask-inracingover 1600mfirstupbutstill managedtofinishagood fouh, two-and-a-half lengthsfromthewinner. BINTANGwaswallplaced byjockeyFrankTrees throughouttherace,
feud.?NonAerate -530m
ITestofLove,2MaidstoneMiss,3LomerGold, 4FashionBand,5Samson'sTyrant,6ComeOn Nabisco,7TrojanSpirit,8 FineCentury,9Soldier Mac(res),10GamblingCasino(res).
Select1,2,S.
RIVERVALE-8.20pm
NonPenaltyNonAwards -530m
IRadarSupreme,2BristolTammie,3 Tequila Pebble,4CoobyJoe,5SunshineGift,6TivmossChief, 7ApacheFreeway,8Canonero'sLass,9Glendon's Lass(res),10BabyAmazon(res).
Select:6,4,7.
RIVERVALE-8.40pm
NouPenaltyNonAwards -5301 RiverLevy,2Mossbairn'sBabe,3HezaFarewell,4GoldCoastCharm, 5Hogarth'sElk,6Willy Buck,7Inventive,8Steeladoll,9Mandy'sTreasure (res),10MrCastella(res).
Select:6,8,1. mixt")STAKE-spin GRADES3and4-740m
1SpanishWaltz,2Shandros,3WaltzingFun,4AutumnTwilight,5NewOvation,6Karlo'sSon.7Miss
Trojan,8LivelyRed,9 TequilaBlade(res),