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Collie Has Promised £1000 Motisignor McMahon's appeal for the Catholic College at the University last week at Collie had a generous response from Collie has guaranteed priests and people. £1,000, to be raised by direct donations and entertainments. To date the list is as 101-1 * * * lows:£25: V. Rev. Father DowGift of £750
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Perth, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1952.
donation of £750 £100 each: Dr. H. R. from Mr. J. J. Farrell has Smith: Mrs. A. Smith. brought the money in Bishop Goody Al Kojonup Praises Effort by Which £50: Mr. R. O'Sullivan. hand for the University £10: Mr. E. F. Moir. to over college fund £5 each: Mr. D. J. James, £15,0011. More money is Mr. and Mrs. Trott, Mr. J. expected in the near futFontana. ure from parishes in £3 10s: Mr. F. Buck. which the appeal has al£2 2s: Mr. W. Madden. ready been made, and the £1 ls: Miss L. M. Boul- committee feels confident ton. that the goal of £ 60,000 £1 each: Mr. John Kee- will be reached by the nan, Miss M. Holmes. time the appeal is finalYORK PARISH. ised. £5: Rev. Father C. Casey, £10: Messrs. C. and A. S. In the presence of more than 300 peo- new presbytery has a sitting the public attended BeneMears. boosted that parish's excel- ple, Catholic and non-Catholic, the new Con- room, bedroom, bathroom, diction of the Blessed SacMANJIMI1P PARISH. and sleep-out. rament, given by Dr. Goody, to the lent contribution fund. New Australian timber Received during the week Lordship the Auxili- which was followed by of St. Bernard aryHisBishop workers at the Shannon Mill from the Rev. J. McCarthy, vent school and presbytery was welcomed afternoon tea, provided by ,recently forwarded the sum parish priest, are the follow- were blessed and opened at Kojonup by the by the parish priest, Father the ladies of the parish in of £5/16 to the University ing amounts: he after had the new school building. Most Rev. L. J. Goody on Aug. 31. Subscrip- Brennan, College fund. The following blessed the school and presThe parish of Kojonup £515: Mr. and Mrs. J. tions amounted to £1,500. donations are acknowledged: bytery. was only erected as a sep10/- each: W. K. Outh- Ryan; Bishop Goody expressed arate entity from Katanning Parishioners and well- Rev. J. J. O'Dwyer (Mt. £5: J. J. Kelly; Aut, Fr. Balanda, J Marcinwishers from the township Barker), Mr., J. M. Thom - his pleasure with the growth in March, 1951. In addikowski, W. Miszkiewicz, £3: Mr. P. Lanigan; itself, from Muradup, Bos- son, M.L.C. (Albany), and of the parish, and said he tion to building the school A. Belke, J. Rynski, E presbytery, Fathea £2/10: Mr. and Mrs. T adin, Jingalup, and Qualeup Mr. E. C. Jones (chairman was gratified to see it flour- and Reich, W. Horky; were not deterred by the of the Kojonup Road board). ishing. He paid tribute to Brennan has also renovated O'Sullivan; 6/-: St. Czyzewski; Father the brick rain. Brennan who, building The new school which he is a neat £2 Mr. M. J. Murphy; 5/- each: J. Poniatowski, Among those present were building in cement brick said, had with the comple- served as a school, and A. Prasolik, J. Berlach, J. £1 each: Mr. M. Kilrain the V. Rev. Dean which now tion of reverts the school and to F. Byrne with cement tiles. exclucorn presSajewski, W. Bednarek, K Snr., Mr. Michael Kilrain (Albany), the Rev. M. Bren- prises two large It classbytery at last seen the cul- sive use as a church. Jnr., Mr. Patrick Kilrain, Tomala. (Kojonup), the Rev. rooms with spacious veran- mination of his hopes. Dr. Further donations to hand Mjss Norah Kilrain, Mary nan Regan (Katanning), the dah enclosing two cloak - Goody reminded the assem- Fr. McCudden Will from Manjimup parish have McGuire, Jack Q u a d r i o F. It is staffed by the bly that there was still in- Hear School Music Rev. W. Costelloe (Tam- rooms. (Dean Mill); bellup), the Rev. J. O'Mah- Sisters of Mercy from West sufficient space, and early The Rev. P. McCudden, 10/-: Mr. John Kilrain, ony (Wagin), the Rev. G. Perth, and has an enrol- extension to Priest Will Testify the school director of sacred and Mrs. J. Nicol. building was contemplated, diocesan Crocetti (Wagin), the Rev. ment of 57 children. About Kindergartens Mr.Total music, announces that he £30/11. J. Walsh (Denmark), the Similarly constructed, the but he knew that the par- will commence An invitation to give eviforthwith ishioners woulod face that the examination of schools dence before the Royal new task willingly and suc- in the curriculum Commission into kindergarset in cessfully. He thanked par- March. tens has been received by ishioners would face that Father McCudden dioJ. Bourke, stated the Rev. other districts for attending that he would be liable to cesan inspector of Catholic the ceremony, especially Mr. visit in the schools. Thomson, who had travelled metropolitan school area or country Father Bourke would be from Albany. districts at short notice. pleased to hear from any An appeal was made by The programme in which person who may wish to inthe Rev. Father Middleton, the children will be examines clude evidence on behalf of C.Ss.R., for more funds, to ed is set out below:Moore and R. Hastie the Catholic community. Fortified by the rites of Holy Church, M. Schools with classes up to (nieces), T. which he added his thanks Mesdames there passed to her eternal reward, of St. Kearney and J. McGowan to Catholics and non-Catho- and including the 4th standlics for their previous alike Clontarf Lads Will ard. John of God hospital, Bunbury, on August (sisters). generous response. A total a) Any Gregorian BeneContest State Titles The pall -bearers were: of £1,500 was received, diction 14, one of the early pioneers of the South- Messrs. set. E. McDowell., J. which will be acknowledgSixty boys of Clontarf b) Hymns: No. 225 (verses Boys Town will compete in West, in the person of Mrs. Margaret Hastie, Banting, E. Ganfield, T. Sul- ed later in these columns. 1, 3, 5, 16, 17) and No. 180. the annual boxing and at the age of 89 years and livan, C. Gibson, E. MoriThanks to the Bishop and Others schools: 5 months. wrestling tournament in the arty, A. L. Freeman, and A. members of the clergy prea) Asperges. Born at "Ryanville," near always been an ardent H. Aitken. Clontarf gymnasium tomorsent for their kindness in b) Mass XI Kyrie, Sancin 1863, Busselton, the late church worker, and could row, Friday, at 8 p.m. A the opening tus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei. Relatives of the deceased performing special bus will leave the Mrs. Hastie was the second tell many stories of the early wish were expressed c) Hymns to ceremony, express gratitheir Nos. 181, old G.P.O., at 7.30 direct for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. struggles of priests, nuns, tude for the great kindness by Mr. Thomson and Mr. E. 16 (appendix), -225211,(verses Mrs. Philip Reilly (who and parishioners to estabthe institution. 1, 3, 5, 16, 17). the priests and nuns to C. Jones. Twenty-five bouts will were among the first set- lish the church, convent and of The English hymns named After the opening cereMrs. Hastie during her long school in Bunbury. provide a varied and thril- tlers in that district). mony was over, members of above are found in the stay in hospital. ling programme and as Up until about 18 months In 1886, she was married Westminster Hymnal many of the boys are con- at Busselton by the late before her death, she mantending for State honours Monsignor Burke to Thomas aged to hear Holy Mass alRivervale People the competition will be keen. Little Hastie, eldest son of most every Sunday. She Three months of training the well-known contractor, was a fervent member of YCW Sets Up Regional Council For Blessed by Oblate have brought the boys to an Charles Little Hastie (some the Sacred Heart sodality After the Rev. J. B. Mcall -high peak of fitness of whose work still stands since its inception in Bun Cann O.M.I. celebrated his Many of the lads who will to -day in the Bunbury and bury, and received Holy Convenience of Coastal Branches first public Mass in St. Augustine's church, Rivercompete in the tournament Busselton areas). Communion every first Friwere in camp over the past On Aug. 29, the Fremantle Regional vale, on Sunday last, the After their marriage, Mr. day almost up to the time .week with the 5th. Cadet entire congregation apof her death. council of the Y.C.W. had its initial meet- proached the altar rails to brigade but they managed and Mrs. Hastie settled in Requiem Mass for the reto fit training runs and exer- Bunbury, where their famthe young priest's The new re- receive and pose of her soul was cele- ing and election of officers. cises into the heavy camp ily of six daughters blessing. in Patrick's three sons were all brated St. born. gion will cover Nedlands, Claremont, Mos- Father McCann's father programme. A boxing dispmother (Mr. and Mrs. lay staged for the other Except for the death of one church, Bunbury, on Satur- man Park, Fremantle, East Fremantle, and and Malco?in McCann) and sister cadets in camp by the boys son in infancy, the family day, August 16, by the V. circle remained unbroken Rev. Dean J. Wallace, after Palmyra branches. (Miss Mary McCann) and was very well received. relatives occupied a place of until eight years ago, when which the remains were Officers elected were:- campaign on "Chastity." All honour during the ceremony. both Mr. Hastie and one of conveyed to the Bunbury ,Latvians Assemble the daughters (Mrs. Mary cemetery, where the last :president, Fred Frank; vice- leaders are reminded to keep The occasional sermon was preached by the Very Rev. For Special Mass Yardley) died within the rites were performed by president, Ted Baker; se- date free and attend. M. Ryan 0 M.I., Assistant The Rev. P. Bees, S.J., short space of three months. Dean Wallace, assisted by cretary, Ray Smith. Father General of the Oblate The forming of this region who is visiting Latvian New A year or so later, another the Rev. E. Kenny and the Dom Moreno's Waltz Fathers, who is paying an was received with great enAustralians in this State, daughter, Mrs. J. O'Donnell, Rev. J. Mullins. thusiasm by all branches, Is Played Over 6WF official visit to the West celebrated Mass for them in died in Sydney. Mrs. Hastie Representatives of the Sisthe Legion of Mary chapel, was also grandmother of 20 ters of St. John of God and and should fill a badly needA composition by the Rev. Australian community. PreSt. George's terrace, on and the great-grandmother of the Sisters of Mercy at- ed requirement for the Fre- S. Moreno, O.S.B., of New sent also were the Very mantle area. tended the Mass. Sunday last at 10 a.m. of 30. Norcia, was broadcast from Rev. W. Cowan 0.M.I., suAbout 48 attended and heard The combined council of station 6WF on Sept. 3. perior of St. Patrick's, FreThe chief mourners were: Added to these losses, a sermon in their own Mrs. Hastie was called on and Bernard Has - N.C.G.M -Y.CW has set the Under the direction of Mr. mantle, and the Rev. T. to Thomas tongue. tie (sons), Mrs. C. Owens, date for a combined picnic Rudolph Pekarek, the A.B.C. Ahern, parish priest. endure much physical sufFather Ahern later enterFather Becs will offer Mrs. A. Sheedy, Mrs. R to Yanchep as Sunday, Sept. Symphony orchestra gave a Mass at the same place and fering, following a major Lanigan (daughters), Mrs. 21. Full support from all satisfying interpretation of tained the visiting clergy to lunch in the Belmont prestime on Sunday next, Sept. operation, as a result of T. Hastie (daughter-in-law), branches is expected, and the Valse Pathetique. bytery. 7. As there will also be faci- which she had been partial- Messrs. F. J. Yardley and all members are assured of This waltz in classical Belmont and Rivervale lities for Confessions, parish ly invalided for the past 27 R. Lanigan (sons-in-law), a good time. form has been performed parishioners will be hosts at priests and other who may years: but she bore her Messrs. Peter Yardley, Frank A leaders' training night before in this State, but was a "Welcome Home" to trial with the greatest paknow Latvians are asked to Owens and Phil Owens has been organised for Mon- repeated in deference to Father McCann tomorrow, advise them of Father Bec's tience. (grandsons), Mrs. J. Cox day, Sept. 15. It is planmany requests and Friday, the enevening in the Ripresence. Until her sickness, she had (granddaughter), Mesdames ned to introduce the new thusiasm of Mr. Pekarek. vervale church-sChool. A
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