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Nazareth Nuns to Span A Refuge for 100 Aged The His Grace the Archbishop announced during the week that he is negotiating with the Mother -house of the Sisters of Nazareth at Hammersmith, London, for the opening of a foundation in the On a commanding site of 10 acres at Hilton Park, Archdiocese. the Sisters will build a Homo for 100 aged persons, and later a re-
fuge for children and a chapel.
Park pro- chapel will eventually seat for 50 aged men and 50 perty, magnificently situat- at least 200. The structure aged women, and to build ed to take in a view of Fre- will be of two-storeys in a temporary chapel. When the architects have mantle and the sea, has brick. The Sisters of Nazareth completed the plans, they already been acquired and plans for the proposed ordinarily cater for the will be sent to HammerLuilding are being drawn by aged poor and for orphans. smith for approval, after Messrs. Henderson a n d For the time being they plan which building operations The
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to provide accommodation will commence. Thompson, architects. The accommodation planned will ultimately provide quarters for a staff of 14 Sisters, a refectory, scullery, infirmary, common room, and two dormitories. The collaboration of Catholics with members of other religiWhen the time comes to ous denominations in a "Home and Family" week will be brought provide for orphan children, provision will be made by notices from the pulpits in all churches on Sunday His Grace the Archbishop also released to attention to cater for 60, and the The symposium will be officially opened by His Excellency next. news that a regional school for boys is to be on Monday, May 18, at 8 p.m , in the Town hall. Governor the A boys' school is also to HN Procession At built at Subiaco. talks, sociated with the World AUSTRALIA, Sir Charles programme The Both buildings will in which Catholicsofwill be erected at Bunbury. be Council of Churches and in Gairdner, K.C.M.G., C.B., speakers, is given below:- the Catholic churches of the C.B.E., in the presence of for occupation early in 1954. Osborne Park To beTheready the Lord Mayor, Members school at Subiaco will shortly. The plans also SUNDAY, MAY 17 (Em- Archdiocese. MONDAY, MAY 18: 7.45 of Parliament, and prominserve the parishes of Subi- provide for extensions when pire Youth Sunday): Speent citizens of Perth. Speakand Flor- necessary. The Marist Bro- cial reference to HOME p.m.-OFFICIAL OPENING er: Mr. P. M. Moyes. ChairMark BVM Feast aco, ShentonThePark, THE EXCELLENCY will by HIS WEEK FAMILY AND which the plans, conduct also Park. will eat thers man: The Rt. Rev. C. E. B. The members of the Osbe made in all churches as - GOVERNOR OF WESTERN Muschamp, president of the been completed, pro- Bunbury school. borne Park branch of the have for a two -storey buildWestern Australian commitHoly Name society have or- vide five classtee of World Council of ganised a procession in ing comprisingscience room, and a rooms Churches. honour of Our Lady, Help Brothers' and TUESDAY, MAY 18.-2.30 of Christians, patroness of reception rooms. It will be built on p.m.: "THE FAMILY. THE Australia. of corner the at the block UNIT OF HUMAN SOCIThe procession will take ETY." Speaker: Mr. Ray place at Osborne Park on Station street and Salvado Sunday, May 24 at 3.30 road. Vincent. "HOME ATMOSThe Marist Brothers have paw. The assembly point Mrs. PHERE." Speaker: the for marchers will be at the undertaken to staff ChairKing. of North Queensland. Catherine area its for field retenders school in Cape street at school and After 14 years of intensive A few of these still survive man: The V. Rev. Geoffrey erection will be c a lled 3 p.m. Palm Island and the Berwick. search, the Rev. E. A. Worms, S.C.A., Pro - in IN theory is advanced that 8 p.m.: "SUCCESS Vicar for the Most Rev. 0. Raible, S.C.A., at these natives are relicts of MARRIAGE." (a) "HusTasmanian tribes. band and Wife." Speaker: Broome, will see the results of his work in the the early (b) The fifth section of the book Mr. A. G. Herbert. unusual production of a film book on "Aus- film deals with texts, i.e. "Parent and Child." SpeakThis scholarly work myths, stories and poems.his er: The Rev. Edwin White. tralian Languages." Father Worms, during Chairman: Mr. F. White was undertaken in collaboration with the late stay in the Kimberleys last Godfrey. discovseveral made WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. Dr. Hermann Nekes, S.C.A., who died in year, eries of prehistoric rock p.m.: THE FAMILY An addition of two bells to the carillon the active encouragement of carvings which he has des- -2.30 EDUCATION." SpeakAND installed in the belfry of St. Mary's Cathe- Bishop Raible. cribed in a long, illustrated er: Mrs. Erica Underwood. article which will be pub - "THE SCHOOL AND EDUdral on Aug. 5, 1951, brings the total to 13 The necessary research lished next year in "Anth- CATION." Speaker: Mr. J. book which comprises and fits the carillon to play the ordinary 950Thepages is being issued as was made possible by Bishop ropos". Chairman: The RintuJI. a 100 feet film by the .Raible, Vicar Apostolic of hymns. Most Rev. Dr. Goody. brought who i n Kimberley, Institute "THE HOME AND 8 p.m.: The new bells cast by the Archbishop and given the Anthropos Surtzerland. s It Dr. Nekes from Germany THE CHURCH." Speaker: same English firm as the names Alphonsus and Igna- Fribourg,"read," at reasonespecially for this work. He City Clergy be may Redempthe Dr. E. Sullivan. honour Rev. tius, to The others-Gillett and Johnenabled Father Worms THE IN and Jesuit Fathers at able cost, by anyone with also "RELIGION his apostolic ston-have already been in- torist combine to film projector. ordinary an work in the Archdiocese. Sneaker: The Rt. duties with scientific stud- Gather to Confer HOME." stalled in the tower. Rev. C. E. B. Muschamp. The new bells are pitched In this form it has special ies. They were blessed pri- at F and B flat, and are of value for scientists with Chairman: Dr. J. L. Rossi The book comprises five poor eyesight. vately by His Grace the intermediate size. parts; the first deals with On Friday,May 29 ter. THURSDAY, MAY 21.-4 the grammar of the different aboriginal languages; the A conference of the clergy 2.30 p.m.: "HOME AND THE second and third parts are of the metropolitan area JOB." Speaker: Mr. J. Mc"HOME, LEISURE, English -native, native -Eng- will be held in the Chapter Call. lish dictionaries. These not ball of St. Mary's Cath- AND CULTURE." Speaker: Chaironly list words but illustrate edral at 10 am. on Friday, Mrs. Molly Calder. Arch- man: The Rt. Rev. J. Watby sentences use On May 10, His Grace the Archbishop administered the Sac- their son. drawn f r o m vernacular Mbio2p9,wHilisl HGrrelsci deethe. 8 p.m.: BRAINS TRUST. rament of Confirmation in St. Matthew's church, Dwellingup. conversations. At 7 o'clock in the evenThe fourth part treats of ing of the same day, His Panel: The Rev. Father There were 40 children presented as candidates. In addition 30 Pygmoid languages, spoken Grace will administer the Bourke, the Rev. J. H. children received first Holy Communion. by natives in the rainfall Sacrament of Confirmation Thompson, Mr. R. D. Wilto adults in St. Mary's son, Cr. Florence HummerSeveral converts and New dalup, Dwellingup, BanksiaCathedral. Candidates from ston, Lady Lee Steere. QuesAustralians were also Con- dale, Holyoake, Jarrandale, outside the Cathedral parish tion master: The Most Rev. and Serpentine Mundijong, firmed. Retreat Make Boys Old Norcia New should furnish the Adm- Dr. R. W. H. Moline, ChairHis Grace thanked the Wuraming. inistrator with a letter from man: The Rev. J. Green. s Sisters from Pinjarra for their parish priest prior to FRIDAY, MAY 22.-2.30 Win Hockey in Excels instructing the 60 children Praise for Priests Kevin Bartlett IN p.m.: "ECONOMICS the ceremony. On May 9, 30 children rewho attended the Religious THE HOME." Speaker: Mrs. The annual Retreat held mouth. Kevin has so far ceived first Holy CommunHoliday school. "HEALTH P. J. Bonser. goalie the filled brilliantly May 9-10, weekend, over the Augustine's St. ion in SpeakIN THE HOME." They were drawn from church, Pinjarra. His Grace at the North Perth Monas- vancancy which arose when CBC er: Dr. Daly -Smith. Chair Peter star, all corners of the parish, was assisted by the Rev, R. tery turned out to be quite last year's man: Miss Jessie Robertson. viz., Mandurah, North Dan- Kelly, P.P., as master of a success dispite that num- Rieussette, left to go share EVENfarming. ceremonies, and the Rev. J. bets were somewhat light. 'Old Boys to Dance are extended to Mr. Hogan and the Rev. W. Other features of the play' Speaker: G. Jeffs arranging for the of The executive Dzieciol. were briefly; L. Hickey's Rev. A. Eadie. Retreat and naturally to the Old The right wing mas- C.B.C., Leederville, Dzieciol received Redemptorist Fathers and continued Roberts obBoys' has ar- "YOUTH'S RESPONSIBILtery; Howard Youth Groups To v ellFather -merited praise from Brothers for the wonderful vious relish in his recent rangedassociation THE ITY TOWARDS the annual mid_ His Grace for the wonder- yet unassuming hospitality. change to centre forward; year's dance at the R.S.L. H 0. M E". Speakers: Mr. ful work he was doing for Eileen Heydon, Miss Brian On the Saturday afternoon sterling back work by Brian hall, Oxford street, LeederMarch in Regalia the Polish people. of the Retreat, the Reserve Fitzgerald and C Spencer;Ivile, on Saturday, June 6. Rowbottom. Chairman: The hockey team followed up one single solitary side -line A special call is being Rev. Canon W. Henn. All YCW and NCGM Father Kelly also receivmembers are reminded ed great credit for his un- their previous week's vie- supporter. Best players of made to all Old Boys and tory by downing a Y.M.C.A. the day are as above named, their friends to come along of the march on SunQUARANT 'ORE tiring zeal for the souls comday, May 17. to celegroup by the score of 3-1. and goals were begged by land renew old acquaintMAY, 1953. mitted to his care. Youth at RichRoberts Empire was played (2) and Game brate Hickey (1)'lances and to make the night 3rd.-Osborne Park and His Grace told the people ardson Park where a strong Sand a y. Assembly East Victoria Park: One Old Boys should note that an even greater success than of the Hills districts that he breeze did not add in any place is the Esplanade day of Exposition. ,last year. Tickets may be (western end) at was justly proud of their way to successful play. How- the annual reunion will as Forty school; 4th. from the Claremont: obtained 30 May from wonderful co-operation with ever, the match was a usual be held 1A5 p.m. Members Cain, 320 Oxford Hours' Prayer (22nd. should at-nd in movetheir parish priest and their personal triumph for Kevin to June 1 inclusive. All in- I?esmond Galvin, 78 John 24th.). or street; tending starters are asked ment uniform. magnificent work in paintNorth 5th.-Rivervale: One day of ing their church and beau- Bartlett who was practically to contact the committee as Paddington street, Exposition. Perth. soon as possible. goal the unpassable in grounds. its tifying
Archbishop Announces Two New Boys' Schools
In Home Defence
Father E. Worms Issues `Film -Book' on Natives
Cathedral Carillon Has Two New Bells
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