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'Fe eration To Get School Benefits The State Government is prepared to subsidise purchases of school radio and visual education equipment forthwith in private schools. This is the effect of a letter received from the Hon. Minister for Education, Mr. William Hegney, by the secretary of the Mr. C. A. Parents and Friends' Federation, technicians and citizens, of Parkinson. Australians professional
The subsidy for radio the future. equipment is limited to £50 A gratifying feature of the rerth, Thursday, in any one year on a pound whole course of the negotiNo. 2,719 for That for pound basis. ations has been that His visual education is on a Grace the Archbishop has pound for pound basis up regarded the Federation to the limit of the cost of Council as a fully autonothis more expensive equip- mous and competent body to carry through the word Purchases must have the it has undertaken. ment prior approval of the EduFederation Council is, cation Department. however, fully sensible that Details of the implemen- success in its work has foltation of these valuable lowed very closely on His Fabiolea in Rome and Ostia concessions have not yet Grace's blessing on the considerations, other all from in 400. apart that, communicated, but it work of the Federation said It may fairly be writers isbeen expected that the arrangeover a long period forced to inaugurate Early Christian Clement of ments will closely parallel which Tertullian, the citizens of this State would have been like has had the prayers of the latest. .eilexandria and Lactantius those ruling in State schools now at 1957 Australia-by help it, especially Western to for many a Medical School had a display medical knowledge where the parents' organi- those to Our Lady of Percommunity For the Church hasthe hygiene. of rules central That the State lacks such The whole directly degive and in their and of Good and share sations Succour petual from generous a necessity does not argue will benefit of medical St. Benedict made medicine office are the bodies with Counsel. a the foundation of a medical velopment or disthe to Deshort-sightedness auxiliary an Education which the school by improvement in science. often. after the per- pensing of hospitality. failure in generosity. partment deals. Very The need of a Medical the standard of medical secutions of the Roman EmMedicine was diligently These new concessions monasteries the the in and School was recognised long practice. studied ceased follow on the granting last Doctors themselves will pire had could function ago. But various economic of an extension of the 13 year Church Page on for Continued factors and international have better facilities was also State Government Office Instudy and socially the priest the On August 12, feast of St. events diverted public at- post -graduate story as provisions to chilsurance physician, encouraged to the Clare, the beautiful ceretention, perforce, to other will be research schools. and Damian private in Cosmas dren Sts. of to and undertake mony of Religious ProfesPupils' Association projects. higher qualifi- illustrates. The Parents and Friends' sion took place at St. Mary's So the project was delay- strive after The exercise of practical Meeting sought Convent, Leederville. The Hold To originally Federation cation. alternative the But ed. the direction St. Joseph's Past It is a long time since such charity under some concrete manifestation Novices admitted to their training centres of Adelaide opinion and of deacons gave rise to sysPupils' Association are of the present government's final vows were Sr. M. and Melbourne now find unanimity ofbeen hosand nursing tematic meetspecial holding a expression of policy at the Clement (Miss M. Court their own resources taxed action has projectwitnessed of the nursing The on pitals this in members of ing public time of the 1953 elections land, of Belmont), and Sr. a in epito cope with the students of during especially 8, The government, sick, Thursday, September of "Aid to all Forms of M. Agnes (Miss M. Ferris, State. their own States. before never had demics, Joseph's the St. at and p.m., at 8 Education." of Osborne Park). As no other medical the university well so are in been so widespread, Convent, South Perth. The concessions received The ceremony was perschool in the Common- medical profession are asked a regard for formed by Right Rev. Moncitizens' organised and so selfwhile Members indicate date to accord, close the undertake can wealth early the in as effort sacrificing prithe 66-a special of a number make importance to the signor Kennedy, V.G., and training of W.A students, committees response from Christian communities. we sermon to be present and are vate schools in Western the occasional we are forced to shift for 100 per cent. 370 A.D. as early As to important requested an and metropolitan kindly Australia as preached by the Rev. Father ourselves-and that as a country and houses alms large Ausfind plate. educating as a of took bring who means Talty, C.Ss.R., measure of immediate municipalities. that of St. The official launching of hospitals like * tralian children to be the his text that touching innecessity. of and Caesarea in Basilius £400,000 "Take the the appeal for vitation of Our Lord: Doctors Scarce required will take place at up my yoke upon you, for apart from the the University today. All But my yoke is sweet and my pressure of events, there sections of the community burden light." are other considerations will be represented for it is In inspiring words Father which must compel the at- being increasingly realised Tally brought clearly before tention of thoughtful citi- what a medical school can his hearers wherein consistzens. mean to the State generally. ed both the "sweetness" For one thing, the perand the "burden" of the Mothers and children will centage of doctors to popu- benefit because the latest Divine Yoke in contrast is State this in lation with the slavish yoke of the knowledge of childbirth and substantially below what it after -care will be available world. is in other countries. We from our medical school. He urged the religious to have one doctor per 1,100 fervour and fidelity in the to people, whereas England has Benefits Many of their ideals pursuit one in 900; Sweden, one in The worker will benefit the close following of Christ, diseases Life, 800. their their Way and because industrial Moreover, since it is de- will be reduced by the study and stressed the surpassing sirable to achieve the high- of both prevention and cure. recompense in store for "I am est possible standards of and city in such perseverance Dwellers obviously public health, this exceeding reward, thy country will benefit from a cannot be done without an supply of doctors in keeping great." adequate supply of qualified with our rapidly expanding A word of commendation medical men, both general population. was bestowed on the great practitioners and specialists. the more Institute of Mercy Some diseases occur Since young people in the frequently here than elsemustard seed of 100 years study to wished who West ago which has grown to the where. Why is this so? We the medicine had to study in cannot expect other medimighty tree of today other States, it is clear that cal schools to be concerned second largest congregation the costs involved narrowed with this problem. But we strong. 25,000 in the world, the medical avocation to a can expect local diseases to At the conclusion of the small minority whose par- receive ceremonies, the relatives attention special ents were able to carry the from a local medical school. and friends of the privileged burden. Novices were entertained Not only doctors, but In addition, many of with the customary grace man, woman and those trained elsewhere, every and hospitality of the Sisters will beneState the in child elsepractised eventually of Mercy. school. Many promising fit from a medicaland where. anitheir plants students, moreover, were Even will Picnic Outing For be helped because prevented from embarking mals veterinary and agricultural The Irish Club on a medical career. will get inspiration The season's first outing It is surely anomalous science the new research for members and friends of that a State whose popula- from the Irish Club will be to tion is increasing each year laboratories. For Catholics the projectYanchep on Sunday, Sepby 3.6 per cent. should have School should (From left to right): Heather Asquith (coach), Shirley Pearce (vice -rapt.), Margaret tember I]. no facilities for training ed Medical appeal. special (manager). very Keely a have Mary (capt.), Ltd. Byrth These picnic outings have doctors. -Photo' by courtesy Kevron Photographics Ply. proved very popular in the in the activities of the past and the organisers are On Thursday, August 25, the N.C.G.M. N.C.G.M. is very much ap- leaving no stone unturned Celebrate Archbishop Duhig to make this outing a State basketball team was entertained by preciated. is also very pleasant one, N.C.G.M., Rev. The team the of Chaplain Diocesan Jubilee the and Valerie Golden The Shamrock Rovers' Pat, to grateful His Episcopal play Mt. J. Depiazzi, prior to its departure for Adel- Lynette Dillon for donating soccer team will the in made announcement Hawthorn in a challenge An official part in a Catholic cakes for the supper. Perth, for (Registered at the GP.0 transmission by post as a Newspaper) ,
Sept. 1, 1955
New Medical School Provides Long Felt Need In The West
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aide where it will take game. churches of the Archdiocese of Brisbane re- interstate competition. There will be a girls' * feelwith received everywhere be exhibition will an basketball game, tug -o-war, cently Father met each member will hold His Grace is still as hardcourt, novelty events and Park athletics, Floreat at match and wished lings of gladness. working as ever and as of the team C.W.L. Branches dancing in the evening at 8 p.m. ever in them all a very successful Marlowe-st.,
from 5.30 to 7.30 o'clock. Celebrations to mark the keenly interested as All supporters are urged trip. He said he was cerTickets are 10/- each and episcopal Golden Jubilee of the spiritual and temporal tain they would be a credit to take advantage of the Meetings the people. welfare of List Archbishop anyone desirous of having to see the team His G r a c e, to the N.C.G.M. and their opportunitybefore Queensland knows during He held leave be will they will a great day with the Irish branch Duhig, in action Cottesloe probably better than any State. the month of November. meet at 2 p.m. in the parish are asked to contact the Depiazzi then pre- for Adelaide next Tuesday. Father and citizens, its of other for held A house party was hall on Tuesday, September secretary, Mr. Sean Murphy, The event is unique, fails to give encour- sented the team's captain,a last 16 Bishops Row, East Perth. week at the home of Mr. 6. although two other prelates never with Byrth, Margaret are who those to agement A card party will be held in Australasia passed that trying to improve the con - donation of £10 from and Mrs. Rafferty and was on the £33 in raising Institute in in the Literary number of years Congress Of Music N.C.G.M. funds to help to- successfulthe fares. of life there. towards Thursday, September 8, at episcopate, Archbishop ditions Paris, Aug. 19 (NC)Not only his co -religion - wards expenses. thanks grateful team's The p.m. ex2 Duhig is the only prelate to ists, Margaret reply, In The next International Conbut the people general and South Perth branch mem- gress of Sacred Music will have done so in Australia. ly, realise that the Arch - pressed the team's thanks are extended to Mr. long Mrs. Rafferty for all the bers will be hostesses. Throughout h i s be held in Paris from May has had at heart the and assured Fatherbestthat to trouble they went to, to career Archbishop Duhig bishop they would do their All Hallows' branch will 6-12, 1957, it has been anthe people. all of welfare the party single house a the make N.C.G.M. has not made hold their monthly card nounced here. It is certain that the good- represent theandW.A. hoped that success that it was. like to evening in Riley's Hall on enemy, for his motto has will Bishop Emilio Blanchet, of his fellow citizens basketball We would also been charity, and his wise will be unmistakably voiced they would bring back the Thursday, September 8, at rector of the Catholic Inhis for deeds Dunne Mr. kindly thank words and stitute of Paris, is head of on the unique occasion trophy. house 8 p.m. have been gladly recognised On Monday, September 5, great help at the interest the organising committee. is about to celehe which of continued His citizens by his fellow the N.C.G.M. State team party. brate. creed. no and every creed