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After Gruelling Contest Aquinas Wins in Inters 15: After a gruelling tussle, Aquinas col- UNDER 100 yards (Div. 2): B. lege emerged victorious from the public Moriaty, 3. 100 yards (Div. 1): D. de schools' sports held at the W.A.C.A. ground Gruchy, 3. 220 yards (Div. 2): B. on Oct. 18, before a crowd of 10,000.
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Three days of celebrations will mark the golden jubilee of St. Mary's church, Kalgoorlie. The functions will commence with Pontifical High Mass at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2, offered by the Most Rev. L. J. Goody, Auxiliary Bishop.
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Former Pupils Pray In College Chapel Ex -students of t h e
Christian Brothers college, St. George's terrace, mustered there in force on Oct. 19 for their annual Communion and breakfast. Some of the participants a r e pictured below.
St. Mary's At the end of Mass a sol- the grounds emn Te Deum will be chant- church. ed. The Rev. E. McBride, The celebrations will close of Scarborough, will preach on Tuesday, Nov. 4, when a the occasional sermon. At jubilee concert will be prethe Kalgoorlie 7.30 in the evening, His sented in Former resiLordship will administer the Town hall. dents of the Goldfields are Sacrament of Confirmation. assured of a cordial welcome On Monday, Nov. 3, a if they return for the jubiSolemn Requiem Mass for lee functions. A souvenir booklet, dethe deceased priests, Sisters, Brothers and parish- tailing the history of the parish over 50 years, with ioners will be offered at 9 illustrations, will be availa.m. At 8.30 p.m. an open- able during the celebrations. air concert will be given in (See page 3.)
Moriaty, 4. (Div. 120 yards Hurdles The decisive factor of the 220 yards (Div. 1). D. de victory for Aquinas was the 1): K. Crowd, 2. Gruchy, 3. Broad Jump- N. Salt, 3. magnificent efforts of John 440 yards Relay: Aquinas, Shot Putt. C. Cardoza, 3. 3. Turich, who, despite the 880 yards Relay. Aquinas, UNDER 14. aftermath of sickness, won (Div. 2). P. the under -16 100 yards, 220 1. 100 yards Hollow, 3. yards, and broad jump at UNDER 16. C. 100 yards (Div. 1) C. the time they were needed. 100 yards (Div. 2): Moore, 4. Turich was again to the Bryon, 2. J. 220 yards (Div. 2). 1): P. 100 yards (Div. fore in the under 16 relay, Hollow, 1. when his run in third Turich, 1. 440 yards Relay: Aquinas, yards (Div. 2). C. 220 to Aquinas enabled place 3. 1. Bryon, snatch the event from Hale. (Div. yards Hurdles 100 UNDER 13. Aquinas' placings in the 100 yards (Div. 2): mile put them ahead on 2): J. Brick, 4. 1. (Div. Hollow, Hurdles 100 Yards points. 100 yards (Div. 1). 1): L. Ralph, 2. Final scores were: Aquinas, Broad Jump. J. Turich, 1 Moore, 2. 2674; Hale, 2544; Scotch, 440 yards Relay Aquinas, OLD BOY'S RELAY. 232; Wesley, 221, and Guild- I Aquinas, 1 .
ford, 122. The following are the de-
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tailed results of the Aquinas athletes' performances. Father Kelly Bereaved of His Father OPEN.
After a brief illness, Mr. Francis John Kelly, of Kalgoorlie, father of the Rev. H. Kelly, assistant priest at Palmyra, died on W,:rd, (draw). B. 220 yards (Div. 2): the poldfields on Oct. 21. Scahill, 1. M. A Commonwealth public was celebrant; the Rev. J. 220 yards (Div. 1)
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servant, deceased was 62 McGrath, deacon; and the Ward, 2. B. years of age. He is survived Rev. J. Mikula. sub -deacon. 440 yards (Div. 2) by his wife, three sons and Other priests present were: Scahill, 1. 440 yards (Div. 1): G. three daughters. He was a the Rev. H. Kelly (son), member of the Holy Name the Rev. G. O'Leary and Price, 4. the Rev. J. Kelliher. B. Poole, 3; society. 880 yards: Solemn Requiem Mass for pullity, 4. "The Record" extends sinMile. B. Poole, 3; Cul- the repose of his soul was cere sympathy to Father offered in St. Mary's church, lity, 4. 120 yards Hurdles iDiv. Kalgoorlie, on Dec. 22. The Kelly and other members of V. Rev. J. O'Sullivan, Adm. the family. 2): J. Churack, 4.
Two Were Received Into the Church at Subiaco.
For Second Time Priest Tells Non -Catholics of Our Claims translations of the For the second time in recent weeks, new Scriptures. the Rev. J. Depiazzi addressed non-Catho- The Rev. Mr. Hawke, issued the invitation, lics, by invitation, on the claims of the Ca- who was present, with his wife
tholic Church. By r e q u es t,
and thanked Father Depiazzi. Father Church in a talk entitled Present also was the Rev. Depiazzi spoke to 20 young "Your Faith and Mine" to Mr. Jones of the Presbyterian church, Subiaco. people of the Congregatio- an attentive audience. nalist a n d Presbyterian After the address Father Youth Fellowships in their Depiazzi was asked, and an hall, Bagot road, Subiaco, swered, questions concern ing salvation outside the on Oct. 19. He explained the position Church, Baptism, Conies - Lads of Clontarf and claims of the Catholic sion, freedom of thought and
To Give Concert
Archbishop Confirms 80 Children
A year in the life of Clontarf Boys' town would not be complete without the an-
Of Three Schools at Cottesloe Parish nual
concert.
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The open unique in
In the Star of the Sea church, Cottesloe, W.A., and is one of the best on Oct. 19, His Grace the Archbishop admin- of its kind in Australia. The high standard of previous
istered the Sacrament of Confirmation to 80 concerts is hoped to be maintained again this year children and adults.
on Friday, Nov. 14. The Among those confirmed variety programme common were children from St. Louis to all concerts alClontarf QUARANT 'ORE school, Loreto convent and ways attracts a capacity auOCTOBER. the parochial convent school. Several soldiers were among 4th. -BOULDER: Forty dience. Hours' Prayer (24th. to the adults. This year the choir will His Grace was assisted 26th.). be under the baton of Rev. during the ceremony by the AQUINAS COLLEGE: Brother J. B. Frewan, who V. Rev. Dean J.J. Rafferty, Annual Diocesan Rally of is making every effort to Rev. Adm., the V. T. the Holy Name Society keep the high standard of Barden, S.J., the V. Rev. a nd Eucharistic Pro- previous years. Mr. J. J. Fahey, P.P. and the cession. Jackson will conduct the Other Rev. J. Hogan. NOVEMBER band. With the assistance priests present were the 1st.-FLOREAT PARK and of the Sisters at Boys' town, P. Kelly, the Rev. YORK: One Day of Ex- an item of Hungarian dancTWO BAPTISMS WERE PERFORMED on the one occa- Rev. P.J. Tracey, S.J. and Rev. position. ing by the boys should prove 2nd.-BUNBURY: Forty very artistic. sion by the Rev. P. Gavin, assistant priest at Subiaco, on Oct. 19. E. Rodgers. made a Father Hogan Prayer (7th. to Hours' He is pictured above administering the Sacrament to Paul An- brief address concerning 9th.) All friends of Clontarf thony Slattery, sponsored by Miss Peg Colleran, of Palmyra. the Sacrament. The cere- 3rd. -ST. JOHN'S, SUBI- Boys' town will be welcome. St. ACO: Forty Hours' Special buses leave mony concluded with PonMichael John Lowry, whose sponsor was Miss Margaret Lowry, tifical Prayer a n d Procession George's terrace at 7, 7.10. Benediction of the 7.20, and 7.30 p.m. (14th. to 16th.). waits his turn. Blessed Sacrament.
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