r-iSister Scholactica, after 1---125 years in the Kimberley has taken to riding a motortrike . . . while the flying pastor "drops" in . . . a wheelsup landing . . . See page 2.
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While arrangements are being made for t heir big appeal launching on Sunday, WA lay missioners have written about their experiences overseas. The first, Camilla Darwin, of Roleystone writes from Vunapope, near volcano -threatened R abual. See page 3.
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The Schools Commission proposals for funding are well balanced and forward looking, says the WA Catholic Education Commission which also rejects claims government schools have fared better as erroneous and mischievous. "The ref)ort quite clearly seeks to make the best provision possible for Rosemary Nguyen Tuyet Hoa the education of young Australians in who reached Australia from Vietthe next few years" said WA-CEC nam last year is pictured left with the candle she received moments chairman Monsignor James Nestor. after Archbishop Foley baptised
THE POPE IN NEW GUINEA
her during the Easter Vigil in St Mary's Cathedral. Partly obscured is Angela Mahardy of Victoria Park who with her husband Tom was Rosemary's sponsor for the baptism and the confirmation which followed.
Pope John Paul begins his New Guinea visit next week. The R ecord has previewed some of the things he will experience pages 4 and 5.
r—iThe northern suburbs are I 'obviously on the move with circulation of The Record. After Girrawheen's early order to increase circulation by 50 per cent, Mirrabooka came in for a later Easter finish and increased its order by 100 per cent to cater for extra visitors on Easter Sunday. At the top end of the northern corridor Whitfords has increased circulation as has St Catherines church at the top-end of the city.
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