The Record Newspaper 29 August 1968

NPE PAUt GIVES THE SOLUTION 5.*

No. 3360. PERTH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1968.

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JUST hours before leaving on his Eucharistic pilgrimage to Bogota, Colombia, Pope Paul VI declared that the solution to Latin America's problems is not revolution or violence but love.

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earliest Sis- treasurer were given to ONEtersof ofthe St. John of her. With all of them she

God to come to Australia showed a characteristic ended her very active life drive and thoroughness on August 16. which marked all her MOTHER MARY TER- work. Other houses of ESA NOONAN, a dia- the Order which were mond jubilarian of the helped by her compeOrder had been confined tence apart from Subiaco to bed for the last few were Kalgoorlie, Geraldyears, but prior to this ton and Bunbury. she had led a life marked In the past few years by dedication to her the prodigious memory work as a Religious. of this remarkable ReliThe late Mother Teresa gious began to fail and was born in Williams- eventually she was contown, Co. Galway, Ire- fined to her hospital land. She joined the In- room to be cared for by stitute there in 1902 and the Community she helpcame to Western Austra- ed so much to build up. lia in 1904. She made her Religious Profession at REQUIEM Subiaco in 1906. Solemn Requiem Mass After her profession, she was sent to Kalgoor- was celebrated on Monlie to teach in the schools day, August 19, in the which the Sisters of St. convent chapel at SubiJohn of God had pioneer- aco. Mass was celebrated by ed since 1897. They were the first educators in the Father P. G. O'Reilly. He was assisted by Father J. Goldfields. Because of the clet- Bianchini as deacon and mands of nursing at Su- Father G. Carroll as subbiaco, Sister Teresa was deacon. Father F. Walsh transferred in the early was master of cerethirties to commence her monies. Hymns of the nursing training. After Mass were conducted by this training was com- Father P. Ahern. In the pleted, she pioneered the congregation were many work of setting up the X- priests and religious and ray department at Subi- friends of Mother Teresa from her Goldfields days aco. "I am the Vine you the branches " is the Eucharistic theme of the long banner, In later years, such re- and later in the metroby Terry Barrett of St. Louis, U.S.A., which hangs behind the altar in the new church of St. Denis, Joondanna. "The varicoloured sections remind us of the 1 sponsibilities as council- politan area. May she rest in peace. lor, econome, bursar and men of every race and colour who, through faith and love, gather around Christ all over the world."—Full story on page 7.

"Not a weak and rheto- has come for Christian rical love," he told an au- love among men. This is hence at his summer re- what must work. This is ence of Castelgan- what must change the don, "but the love that face of the earth. This is Christ in the Eucharist what must bring into the teaches us, love that gives world justice, progress, itself, love that multiplies brotherhood and peace. itself, love that sacrifices itself." He pointed out that the theme of the 39th Interhational Eucharistic Congess in Bogota was "The hcharist, Bond of Love." The Pope said: "The Jesus Who multiplied na=I bread for the hungry multitudes, Who made Himself into superaatural bread for His pests, teaches us that wemust think of the hunger of others, natural hunger and supernatural hunger. Perhaps never ROPE PAUL VI has debefore has the duty and clared that the invaurgency of providing for the temporal and spin - sion of Czechoslovakia by 4.4 , 04, hi needs of the multi- the Soviet Union and its "..",~4.1.0.04,00~•~ 04+0...mov,####M04.4.4.4.41,.."Mi tries weighed on Chrishard line communist ?: hearts as it will at fhe Eucharistic Congress neighbours "can only give z:Bagota." rise to fear and distress" „He then expressed hope in a world faced with the EARLY a thousand :e might bring "efboys between the of Lectice help" for the pov- possibility seeing ages of seven and 16 will trtY and anxiety he bloodshed and violence. gather in Perth on Sepnald be witnessing on tember 2. Indeed, there his trip, DISTRESS may well be over a thou- D onohoe. Fathers J. pal concelebrant at the "It is said that we will On the same day that sand of them. They are Chauncy, P. G. J. O'Reilly, opening Mass will be had intolerance and re- t roops of the Soviet altar servers from the I. McIntosh, 0.M.I., D. Bishop M. McKeon, who ,v`01t. there even in the :s of the clergy and Union, Poland, East Ger- Archdiocese, and from Madigan, 0.M.I., G. Al- will also preach. At the many, Hungary and Bul- the diocese of Bunbury dous, C. M. Ross, 0.S.M., closing Mass the princi-.e faithful," he said. garia crossed the Czecho- who will attend the Altar J. Mogan, C.SS.R., P pal concelebrant and ould be a very good frontier, Pope Servers Seminar to be Ahern, J. O'Reilly, Deacon preacher will be Bishop to understand all slovak Paul told a general audi- held at Trinity College M. Naisbitt and Brother L. J. Goody. :s generous and posi- enc at his summer D. V. McMahon. SeminaA detailed programme resi- from September 3 to 6. ,asuch impatience! dence, Castelgandolfo — A special guest speaker rians of St. Charles' Semi- which can be cut out will including a number of at the Seminar will be nary will take part in de- be found at the foot of THE SOLUTION Czechoslovak pilgrims — Father Rex Donohoe, of monstrations The princi- Page 15. .Ve believe that the that "the grave events the Archdiocese of Ho*liDn to those painful threaten i n g Czechoslo- bart. Father Donohoe is very painful vakia and the aspect of flying from Tasmania in some places —is force they assume can specially. He is an acler revolution nor only give rise to fear and knowledged expert in this rice, For us the solu- distress in us who share field, and has conducted ' love." the distress that sweeps similar seminars elsePe Paul throughout that nation where, including the NaE';olution asserted that and also perturbs world tional Altar Servers Festi' orse evils would bring public opinion. val in Hobart in 1964. in train, such ,4 civil and The response to the religious deWISDOM and eventually a Seminar has surpassed "Let us hope that the all expectations, and is a ; Iircierl SO In e dictatorBut he dangers of violence and tribute to the enthusiasm emphasised vi it his 0 blood may be averted of our young men. Natu7 1',"L'Ilee Pposition to and that the dignity and rally, the administrative ob a stemmed not fear of such liberty of a people jeal- problems associated with evils ous of its destinies may such a large-scale meetfr -414st'som a loyalty to not be offended," the ing considerable. are tze Principles. added: "That in Holy Father continued. They have been in the 7er, f times the "We pray that wisdom hands of Brother D. V. Church PoPe, in very prevail over any mo- McMahon, C.F.C., of the may difci rcumstances tive for conflict and that Christian Brothers' High ;14e had may be ensured for School, Highgate, and '(3ree ut recourse to peace Brother Cyril, of the Re,;•P°ral arms and of all the peoples involved. strength, we To this purpose we offer dempto rist Monastery, '13111 110t. now North Perth. There has fo'°11eger the Judge It is unlimited prayers and time for us ask the same from you." been a generous response to an appeal for people the s word and willing to accomodate "en if they were boys for the period of the i' ii'stsitlesetaairl iedd by aims INDEX Seminar. A few more are We progress. Correspondence 2 still needed, however, and that all a C and thtorlilists offers of accommodation Women's Page 5 the Qf should be made to BroWholesome New church at public ther Cyril on 28-3968 or this . opinion 28-3600. Other matters Joondanna instead should be referred to Father Raymond 'eM Y.C.W. page ... de Jaegher, an authority on Far Eastwe are ConBrother McMahon on 28therA Will say so ern affairs who is at present lecturing in Western TV and critics 3255. ... alat the time Speakers include Father Australia. Story on page 15.

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1) t3oer co ft° It was a surprise to thor lvatel itiro s see my letter on personal elves, our weakne,,,: reform published. It en- our CM, misgivings, nurZ courages one to go a step t empts. As w1P The function of scias b, m further. aster this,soon We haq give us knowence is to science by presenting the appreciate. This is especiCIR, Writing about reform t aken our fi rst step: 7t is one thing, carrying it the way to ft° In lending full sup- real facts of the evil of • ally so for women preg- ledge of the properties and use of matter. That personal r$4 time." first for the out another. I received port to C. H. Asphar, of abortion so as to kill the nant The author of the ar- of revelation to inform ould like quite a few phone calls Pemberton, and Peter proposed bill when it to asit 11 I lim w in support; therefore, rf oer Phillip, of Osborne Park, comes before Parliament. ticle, Father Desmond us of truths unattainable gious, the laity h research by scientific of Editor S.J., a matter of discipline why not do something I would like to offer my It is with this end in O'Connor, CATHOLIC leader in the ecumenical not eevveenryothnoese but rather one of docabout it? A contribution towards an view, therefore, that I re- the "Messenger," quotes alone. Both revelation who are eseh3 declared that the Church's ban trine. It all boils down to the that they Whwoissi organised campaign fer to the article headed Dr. John Billings, M.D. and science are indisput- CM, don't need ield has knowsources of able p F.R. "Certainly, the ecumeniF.R.A.C.P., f roving, to form which would firmly op- "A Catechism of Abor- (Melb.), ft° In expressing what major point in the last a "lytioz interfaith Eucharistic celebrations cal movement must adof Personal Mel- ledge. of pose intended legislation tion" outlined in the Sep- C.P.(Lond.), he calls his personal Editorial—authority. However, scientific dis- views Rtwye;ooarnmbecilfeei, cn This is the one thing contemplated by certain tember issue of the Aus- bourne: "From the time Membership matter of discipline but vance, but without deviaon morality ("Rerei,vouid b not be should covery embryo tions. An ecumenist who not simply a proponents of legalised tralian "Messenger of the of conception the cord," August 22), Mr. Pope Paul must have had tionhpeecnahertsioisrt lti0 doctrine." believes in keeping pace of abortion; which latter, if Sacred Heart." It con- exhibits characters tics garded as religious re- Collie has certainly made in mind when he spoke one ather r with the times by weaksuccessful, would result tains illuminating infor- ' that are quite unmistak- velation or vice-versa. himself much more clear. on personal reform. desire to P Charles Boyer, tas Association and a re- ening Catholic doctrines ractise 11 ather in the mass murder of mation for the case ably human. With appro- Science can give us the And in doing so has not T he We have the authority F possibilities are ez, referring to a nowned Thomist scholar, of the Real Presence, the thousands of future Aus- against abortion. It de- priate methods of exami- television set and the hy- only raised some de- of intellectual arrogance, limited. was Paris home asserted that the Catho- sacrifice of the Mass and takes rebomb. It drogen quesno there is a nation tralians while still living fines abortion as ". . . the batable points, but also which claims the right to Mass in it the give us might 61 Chris- lics involved were pro- the character of the to velation which not create in their mothers' wombs! expulsion of a living foe- tion of confusion with uring appears to give the imcertainty of the Real Pre- pression of having a lean- discuss subjects in a few stant saints, but if it e1 dtians of various faiths hibited from such an ac- p riesthood actually other of any embryo the hours which have taken consecrated tion. He said they were Iam in full accord with tus from the uterus be- animal species. A denial sence. Frank Collie only even ing towards ideas some- the Holy Father (the only shared thewine. He also hoping to force a change works against the cause htest both these gentlemen and fore viability" . . . the end that human life exists misleads when he asserts of ecumenism." degree, !, bread and what reminiscent of the one I know of who has wtvhaietllesismlimpg would say that it is the result of which is plain, from the moment of con- "scientific revelation is raon:einlidfe e: spoke of a ceremony held in that prohibition by sixteenth century ReforPope Paul VI, address- Mother M. Eymard speaking to Sisters at the Presenta tion Convent ' Iona' during her current visit to Perth. murder! unadulterated years of agony authority) l y. presenting We 1968 the Church serious duty of Catholics might fringe of the ception is untenable sci- also religion revelation." mation. Perhaps Mr. Col- to consider. t er chance in stand a bi. on the assembly of the with an accomplished ing a general audience on to take the initiative to It points out that "No in- entifically and can only When he says, "Science eternity, lie is a non-Catholic himgeneral August 19, at CastelganWe have the ignoramus I am prepared form public opinion and formed Catholic can hold reflect confusion caused dispels superstition in to giT World Council of Church- fact. self? dolfo, as his opinion that deexpressed his "de- A CURRENT visitor to on the provisional Con- pointed superior of the ciated with many educabewho claims authority the Sweden, "The r time at Eucharist is a preenlighten public conwhich the Church has a oadis,l pob, es in Uppsala, atmgy sire that the celebration ^ Perth from the East- stitution of the Society at "Star of the Sea" Con- tional activities in the liberate abortion of any by the size of the imma- been steeped in the past cause certain decisions sal eminent sign of the reunity Catholics some However, rather than when kind is licit." In the turity of the embryo the . . . The predication of She will later vent, Gardenvale. do or do not suit him c ause, although Archdiocese of MelProtestant Corn- of the Church," Father of the Eucharist be a true ern States is Mother M. "Iona." You oeived sphere of faith and failure to recognise its truth is not the preroga- be sidetracked into point- personally. Most danger- might not need She left Gardenvale to bourne. She has been esBoyer said. "The ques- sign of unity." He said Eymard, Mother General visit Geraldton. less discussion on the the !minion. from me, completeness I eel, morals, it categorically A distinguished educa- become Principal of the pecially interested in the ous, we have the authonn lye nn uem president tion of intercelebrations that the "reservations" of of the Presentation Sisebder you, tive of ecclesiastics and s2 standards of rity of the mass media tpahio Father Boyer, the separated brothers ters of Victoria. and emphatically states beginning." Father O'Con- scientists," he forgets to wobbly tionalist, Mother Eymard large new Catholic tea- problems of adolescents, Uniand intercommunions is International of the towards that abortion has always nor further quotes the add, "not even of Frank those times, I think it which thrives on prying, the Catholic She is visiting the Pre- was for a number of cher education centre, and has written a numYours, G. &c.,sAppall, more profitable to be confaith "do not yet permit sentation Society in West- years principal of "Star Christ College, Mel- ber of articles and pambeen considered an evil Queen's surgeon and gy- Collie." and probing for one reafined to the kernel of the son only—sensation. John them to break bread with ern Australia, and con- of the Sea," one of Mel- bourne. She has recently phlets on the subject. She by the Church and sub- naecologist, Sir Innaloo. A fter Mr. Callanan comus in one heart and in one ducting a series of con- bourne's largest secon- been elected Mother Gen- has also made a special ject to the strongest con- Peel, as having said: plimented him on being business vitally affecting us all here and now. remember must STREET, "You WEMBLEY 3 CONNOLLY demnation. soul." ferences and discussions dary schools, until op- eral of her Congregation study of renewal and the with the Hence, Mr. Collie having that each time you termi- in accord -in Victoria. religious life in the light 8 2406 replied, Phone: made himself clear The article goes on to nate pregnancy"—the eu- Church re sex, he Over the years Mother of the Second Vatican him. contradict to beg " I enough, I in turn, withaboropinions and name for quote the phemistic FROM All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken Eymard has been asso- Council. 3 p.m., Open findings of eminent pro- tion—"you are killing a As it happens, perchance, out intending to engage AUGUST: A ll types of $70 Stell accord is in Church the in further discussion, potentially norfessors, g y n aecologists a foetus, 30: Receive debutantes, Mans Club for SW aids in stock and obstetricians, some mal human being. Life with me." It would seem might finally express my Catholic Ball, Boulf arers, Fremantle. • FREE HEARING Buy your INNOXA COSMETICS 20 Mabel St., orthoCatholic of the test views, too, for the benefit of whom, while not op- begins when a baby der. From: TEST • LIBERAL South Perth 11: 9 a.m., Attend inau, doxy today is whether of anyone who cares to posed to abortion on starts." SEPTEMBER: TRADE-INS 67 2716 perchance, is, Church ral the regional consider the matter serimoral grounds, neverthemeetE P AINTING CONTRACTOR With regard to the indi• CONCESSIONS 1: C onfirmation for Apostleship of th less condemn it from a vidual rights of an un- in accord with the self- ously. TO PENSIONERS Bushies School, KalSea Conference, Pre medical standpoint. Dr. born child, Father goes styled avant-garde who Let it be emphasised goorlie. mantle. 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Mass Proper. Common Preface. S5.70 The modest church was after fifty years of comment." r & SCHOOLS West Australian School of Photography Pty. Ltd., V ISITORS Murray deadly way that they may Phone: 21 AND Streets There CHURCHES are not built by the people, munism, must still be 23,000 people 8861 IN September 3 (White): St. Pius X, Pope, Confessor 21 g561 see the enormity of their Phone: 23 1531 309a Stirling Highway, Claremont. 6010. W.A. in this lower-middle-class but by money from the considered a "critical (3rd Class). Mass Proper. Common Preface. s sin and return to the genadversary," ideo logical in C Telephone 3 5245 parish, with one priest, Pedro Navas foundation, henyinh io ofof si "1"lercial Hotel Hotel truonddurcetdsn erous observance of the September 4 (Green): Mass of Preceding Sunday has Father Jaime Sanchez. a group organised to help Radio Moscow reported Northam divine law. Pray, too, for the Send me free Literature of your SHORT PHOTO( 4th Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. Various diocesan and Re- parishes get started. The in a broadcast heard in parish '1 Phone mothers that they may the Living GRAPHIC COURSE:— g ing. with Bonn, West Germany. eeasy Holiday Northam ligious priests 49 help him parish is nine years old. B°°': Accompaniment September 5 (White ): St. Laurence Justinian, prize the great privilege The Best of Fishing MurPhY, on Sundays. The people co-operated Book and the The mission is a propa.14' of motherhood and that Bishop, Confessor ( 3rd Class). Mass from ComProprietor FRANK MADDIGAN, Proprietor for the The parish church, to prepare for the Pope's ganda ship which will sail music unison the contains they may bring up their which mon. Common Preface. simple which is still being finish- visit by cleaning the on the rivers of the pro- Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss) R ON children in the holy love hymns in low setting for September 6 (Green): Mass of Preceding Sunday ed, is small, too small for streets. vince. It will carry a libWYLLIE and fear of God; thereby Carlton Hotel l '"Es 21 4341, 23 3091 DETAILS the huge population for singing. (4th Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. One hundred sick were rary and a team of propaAddress saving their own immor24,S HAT ST.. PERTH ULL which it was built. It will brought to the church ganda experts who will F 1 St AND tal souls and furthering September '7 (White): Mass of Our Lady on SaturCATALOGUE Class FREMANTLE 85 Market Street — 5-2225 SEND FOR seat about 300 people. for the Pope's visit. The seek to "enlighten" vilState Post Code B./B. AccommodatF14111. the honour and glory of m day, No. 5 (4th Class). Gloria, Preface of Blessed CLAREMONT: Opp. Railway Station — 3-2177 SERIES " All $aB4Y14.01Tall'14hE: There are no nuns at- Pope gave first Commu- lagers about the "superPARISH 20v. IVING their Maker, through L Rooms Recently 3609) Mary. Virgin AND ALL ATTlirRRA tached to the parish, but nion in the church to 18 stitious concepts" of reliRefurnished" G.P.O. BOX Occupation Phone No Age Christ, Our Lord. Amen. 104 Bathurst Street. SydneY ( there is a group of 8 September Sischildren (Green): Sunday from Fourteenth after poor Penpargion by means of films 9265 H. ALLACE A. ORF.EN — Yours, W 64-IS79 (Private. &c., elephone 61 1.0261 T ters teaching in a "co- ishes of Bogota. JOHN GREEN 8 2916 (Private) and talks. tecost (2nd Class) Mass Proper. Creed. Preface W. V. C. THOMAS, of Trinity. Medina.

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manuel, entitled "Shalom," focuses on peace in the city, in the family and in the world and provides excellent opportunity for ecumenical activity. Most recently, the National Council of Catholic Women has produced a kit entitled "The More We Are Together, The Happier We Will Be." It is described as an ecumenical kit for children from six to 96.

SO FAR, this has been an admittedly lop. sided Catholic approach, and that's only half the story. I have recently spoken family life specialists in the Lutheran to and Methodist communions, and they, too, are looking for vehicles on which to move the interfaith dialogue. The Concordia sex education series presents a biblical and reverential view of human sexuality and is one of the most up-to-date and positive publications that has appeared.

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careers are so condemanding sitently s is long; Training as ballet.acting, and reand ex prerequisite as a quiresphysique, with defigood statistics, on nite limitshealth, athletic excellent natural grace, potential,ability, and sheer usical metermination. Constant dp are exercise and ractice even for those ecessary, n the top. There who reachtlynocureslcaixpalitnioedn lsettr-uicp, oiiisf en.oa

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I DO not like to harp on an attractive street to after Rembrandt's death, styles familiar in his one subject, but this walk along. There's no the visitor to Holland, drawings. time I cannot help it. I point in taking the traffic turning aside from the • The latest plans for stayed in Czechoslovakia out of the street unless main road, can still see London's new airport at for one month, and this you are certain that it is many of the same views Stansted mean the demowas enough to see and going to be splendid the painter sketched. The lition of a village, includfeel what was happening. place without it. mills, farms and bridges ing is 12th-century church representaof six comprised Commission, THE STRENGTH and stability The youth of the counIt has to be given the built since Rembrandt's and the resettlement of tives of Protestant Churches, six representry are restless—there is full works of separation, day follow the traditional at least 200 families. of family life is a deeply shared tatives of the major Jewish bodies, and six also the same feeling with rear access for vemet eight representatives has concern of many groups in Am- Catholic among the young of Rus- hicles to the shops, and times annually in New York City. Their — girls sia. this requires a formidWhy, then, do erican society from government discussions have resulted in the two stateboys — embark on it able amount of construcnd a I did not believe for Undoubtedly the search for Christian on family life and sex education tion. The working time of agencies to privately endowed ments one moment that the unity goes on in many areas and on varithat have been described previously in this Repor t. — Highgate The Catholic Women's Russians would just service vehicles has to be The answer is, because ous levels. In the long run, the family is voluntary agencies. column. dance. limited. must ? s e t es s o n League executive mem- celebrated its 30th anniu r a h j quietly leave cta Czechosloa y e h s t a an ideal place for the proper attitudes to vakia. Dating back from The street must not bers meeting at All versary on August meetAnd those who do find The value of any statement, however, is be learned, and the family unit is an imtheir the time when General snarl up the cross traffic Saints' Centre, 10 a.m., ing day, with a small A l l the major faiths and reli- in the acceptance and the follow-up it retheir own reward in portant group in "doing ecumenism." After no: f rnytereoernk.av,, Jan Sejna flew to Ameri- on the way. The cross Wednesday, September 4. party at the home of its pco jhaFamrorsoeeyudesnr,ttoiecsecalw gious denominations have al- ceives. The Interfaith Commission has reall, people like people generally, and the ca, events have moved at streets are still full of Afternoon meeting com- treasurer, Mrs. E. Mcr-old Rose. ceived information and feedback from gesture of openness and friendship so lightning speed. o f St. vehicles, and the junc- mences at 1 p.m. At this, Master. Mrs. M. Boswell ways focused attention on the many groups of people who are embarking welcomed the State Precommon to the child is very often the first -ho is preWhen one comes to tions are provided with there will be a guest speasident, Mrs. Balmer, and ker, Miss Casey, who will i mportance of family l ife, but in on interfaith programmes that focus on hard at it, the word in the dialogue. If you smile a to give lights traffic think of it, America is some of the past branch family life. friendly smile and greet every person you and she has got some now in the rather awk- pedestrian a fifty-fifty speak on "Human Rights the past three pears or so, a new Year." Members remind- presidents; representing concrete results to show. meet, it's amazing how easily you can ward position of shield- chance. Now it appears to me ed to bring small plate of the parish was Father S. She has passed three maing a Stalinist strong-arm break down hostility and distance. trend has emerged. Edwards. The guest speaThe adult who looks at the kit may find jor examination in ballet man from the anger of that after you have de- refreshments as afterThis is a first step in basic human relahonours in the cided on these points, noon tea will be served ker was Father Bede WE ARE NOW WITNESSING AN with it a bit uneven, but it's sure to meet the those he tricked and options, and also the first step towards at conclusion of meeting. Bloxham, 0.F.M., from spnilaces,ofsaays pressed. There is no ex- and more, you just go curiosity of children—and their parents— INCREASING INTER-FAITH CONCERN THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY MOVEMENT bringing to realisation that hope of Christ, Victoria Park branch Midland. her h etacher ahead and do it. The traftradition possible on poliin presenting a basic understanding of is one of the groups that has made signi"that all may be one." meeting after devotions, AND AN INVOLVEMENT IN PROMadame Kira Bousloff melts say, just fic, they A bright programme intical charges. ficant strides in interfaith work. A special some of the reasons for why we don't have principal of the Kira away, and the city be- Sunday, September 1, in cluded items by Mrs. BosGR 11A.IES THAT PROMOTE GOOD When the reforming comes a pleasant place parish hall. edition of the introductory manual for Christian unity. Bousloff Ballet School, is well, Father B. Hickey Mr. Alexander Dubcek C.F.M. groups has been published for EpisOf course, an old stand-by that would be FAIIILY LIVING. Card party—Bridge and and Carmel Downie. a remarkable achieveto be—at least one street. won the party leadership copalian couples, and many of the C.F.M. immensely useful to adults, especially THE ADDRESS of the local ment, Madame Bousloff That's right, you've rummy, All Saints' CenMiss Rosemary Clifton During supper Mrs. L. from Novotny, he was One of the most significant indications groups around the country report particithose who attempt to use the N.C.C.W. kit, who has trained Rose: Marriage Guidance The Hay tre, 2 p.m. Thursday, SepC atholic guessed it. Davies cut the anniverfaced with the roar of tember 5. mary since she started indefinite scholarship at ready appeared in of this new trend is the Interfaith Compation of other than Catholic couples in are the two volumes of Living Room Dia77 St. George's C entre is shows angry men and women Street of the future—but sary cake and was preShenton ballet Park four branch years ago rewhen? mission on Marriage and Family Life. The her ballet their meetings. This year's programme logues that are directed to couples who school. Perth — 23-4548. Terrace, at His Majesty's Theatre, who have put up with meeting at the home of sented with a gift by gards her as one of ' her Rosemary is a pupil at and dances with the West more than twenty years most promising pupils the Presentation Convent, Australian Miss Kirwan Ward, Aber- Miss Boyle, in appreciaBallet Com- of oppression. and has dare Road, Shenton Park, tion of her work for the awarded her an R ivervale, but has al- pany. CONNECTED with this and non-Christians. But it SOME FACTS: One woThursday, September 5, League. It looks to me now as if argument is the idea that is obvious as well that man in every nine, and 10.30 a.m. This branch is Dubcek could not control Christians in Indonesia they cater in the first this strong emotion. It one man in every 14 on tea roster September occupy a position of un- place to the needs of the A. W. TAYLOR reminds me of the roar spend part of their lives 2-6. due power. The position Christians them selves, hospital. At in a mental FAMILY BUTCHER Leederville branch of escaping steam from a them bet. SIDE EFFECT OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF lam as well, with the reMoslems has various as- of Islam in reality is and thus offer kettle. It lifts the lid and any one time, nearly half meeting at St. Mary's well-being for chances ter than the FOR QUALITY MEAT weaker much suit that Moslems are pects. a million people are reTHE SO-CALLED NEW ORDER IN POSTstatistics suggest. Statis- and progress. Further. hISCUSSIONS on the area, the doctors have men the emotional sup- has to get out some time, ceiving some form of psy- Hall, 10 a.m. Thursday, Corner John and Fitzgerald split on almost all issues. w A vigorous campaign tics about Christianity more, it is mainly encyclical "Humanae been approached with port needed at this September 5. Beetle afterFrom the . . time, somehow. SUKARNO INDONESIA IS THE CLASH BE- The only one which against Christian doctrine are equally misleading. through these instil. itae" have taken place offers of help for any wo- it was noon in hall, 1.45 p.m Streets, Perth. The Czechs are a seri- chiatric treatment. suggested that perseems to unite Moslems a number of meetings man who might is the most outstand- Today they are about ten tions that Christianity ac. 3. Tuesday, September TWEEN THE TWO MAJOR RELIGIOUS COMous people, with • Three hundred years long have difCATHOLIC haps competent women at present is the elevation ing aspect of the action per cent of the popula- quires sympathy among Li. Majellan Groups dun ficulties in regulating in as many areas as pos- memories which retain MUNITIES — CHRISTIANS AND MOSLEMS. of Islam to the position , tg the past few weeks. birth by carried on g in certain Mosnon-Christians. lawful means. NEWS sible might tion. Although divided the approach personal insults. I met of State religion. lem circles. During the among themselves, they this stimulates unfriend. llese discussions have their doctors with offers one couple, a Czech with By FATHER HARRY HAAS, in Jakarta, Indonesia. At a meeting of the Mathos, given Majellan members last Ramadan, the Mos- are well organised. Their This wish, dear to very SERVICE IY feelings among that an jellan executive, it was of help in this area for an Italian wife. He had lem month of fasting and community life, national Moslems who know many Moslems in IndoOpportunity to gain served seven years in a d ecided unanimously anyone who needs it. Not all Moslems clash the Sundanese people. prayer, sermons were and international com- their religious organisl. ;greater understanding of nesia, traditionalists as labour camp because he that the most important with all Christians. But it The number of "practispreached in many mos- munication, dynamics tion is not yet able t, the encyclical itself, and well as modernists, indiThese women might would not join a communecessity would be an over-simplifi- ing" Moslems in Indoa of a lso couple is perform the to clarify their ideas ques against the Chris- and institutions make even cater to the needs aL cates that there is more double func- nist union. He was ret o limit a family by lawcation to reduce the pre- nesia perhaps has to be on the involved in the current cestry). The Indonesian tian faith. It often hap- them, as a community, their fellow Moslems. teaching of the tion of educators and leased, but can never own ful sent conflict to a clash be- brought down to some 50 means C is adequate has been hurch idea of God with regard to pened that through loudtension than is supersupport. It is hoped that a passport—a man who tween some fanatic fringe per cent. strongly influenced by its speakers such anti-Chris- the most modern and I These feelings are not the important matter of motivation. The couple Majellan members who spoke six languages. ficially apparent. The to the structured in solidly merely t must seriously want to groups on both sides. In he regulation of births. Moslem community ob- Moslem and Christian tian sermons were broad- whole nation. Both Cath- a. ttributable limit their family at that feel they could help in I bought a Czech art leading Catholic circles, Indonesia has a In cast next to Christian in- olics and Protestants are• Jealousy. viously feels that it does surroundings. the this way would approach book from a woman who for instance, it is fashionof soda sphere informal atmo- t ime; but that is not stitutions, e.g. Catholic politically organised in long tradition not have the possibilities a doctor in their area. The founding fathers of of a institutionalised Majellan spoke a little English. able to put the blame for enough. They must serii( of development to which the new Indonesian re- seminaries, churches. parties of their own, re- logically stpi nfind athtead ously want to women munities, lrotohuuetp,anywyoocme TO BECOME ONE OF OUR VALUED Girls' Retreat: On Sat- When she knew I was the clash on extremist limit their ,t eligious c o m is ISLAM is by no means it thinks it is entitled. Re- public expressly did not These doctrinal attacks r easy to raise queriest family by periodic abstin- urday, October 26, there from Australia, she made spectively Partai Katolik ending to make them ob Moslem groups, provok- well organised in comt presenting the majority want to make any reli- could not always with- and Parkindo. aspect related ence. They must see self-supporting and ed by aggressive (Ameri- parison with Christianity. that will be a retreat for girls coffee for me, and talked. selves their of the people, having suf- gion the State religion, stand the scrutiny of obautonomous, taswives can) Christian mission It cannot call for helpers periodic abstinence is an who are in seventh grade I was glad to hear she alld fered from Over and above the fact more or less Christian since this would have dis- jectivity — Ignorance of political, educa. c mothers. Among the important way of show- at school. It will begin at had a brother in Melsocieties. The conflict is and financial aid from the in ilestions domination based on for- rupted in advance the the true Christian faith that Christians are relasocial fields. subject asked on the ing their love for each 9 a.m, at the Franciscan bourne, and offered to much deeper and more abroad—although in reeign aid, they claim State unity of the nation. The sometimes was accom- tively the best educated tion and of the regulation tendencies general than that. other and for their chil- Missionaries of Mary Re- take greetings. She took cent times some money protection and help and non - denominational Na- panied by a blinding aver- group, they hold propor- Competitive struc. , of births were many this dren. In this, there is a treat House, Victoria my hands, and told me I in l inherent ; hich Moslems constitute an has come from the rich want to institutionalise tionalist Party (P.N.I.) sion to it. re a tionally more high posireflected the inter- very large part to OPEN A society. be play- Park. Father J. O'Brien was so kind and whisperestimated 80 per cent of Moslem oil countries of Islam legally and struc- tried to give shape to Another aspect which tions in the armed forces, ture of :toanftdhethcehureh curiosity of will be ed: "I am retreat too master. frightened. ed by fallen the tiyrt;enaochni-C clergy, both at the population. Figures, the Middle East. Its iden- turally. Some traditional religious but non-denomi- was highlighted in ser- the civil service and the have tiga.thooliffcs, who pre Communists systeinto ,i7e -Cana and the Cana Bookings: Phone 68-2273. You do not understand." however, ought to be con- tification with a feudal groups see Islam as the national political think- mons has been the dan- education than others. taken the more with I understand all right. Majellan Retreat: This sidered with some care. past burdens it with a true religion, perhaps ing, and still maintains ger of conversion to The present flow of con- in line extent; one of the ,iicte saspseuebtjetcht,atinterest level. Parents, too, must esmureerlgy., take the responsibility will be a weekend retreat Iknow what these people in any About half the entire In- good deal of traditional- even meriting a holy war that position. Some ob- Christianity. Stories have versions, which includes P great that the clash be• other teach- for the education of their beginning on Friday, No- are going through today. donesian population is ism , even among many (like the one the Darul servers believe that the been circulating suggest- many educated adults, r easonsMoslems and coin. ween sons and daughters in re- vember 1. Bookings can You may think you unt se been Javanese, living in one of local leaders. Its broad Islam group fought in the fact that both Protestants ing that the Pope had ap- only adds to the picture. munists has sponsible parenthood. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF A USUAL be made by ringing Marie derstand, too, but unless the most densely popu- following is to a great 1950's). can ,l)! from the But the main and Catholics, who fully pointed Justin Cardinal and bloody socio-politi• you have experienced Majellan Clarke, 49-3564. The almost ostentatious fierce lated areas of the world extent the result of tradi- trend appears political, endorsed the Pantja Sila Darmajuwana of SemaC ouples also need adethis eeiiniO3rfgosbthvgieast,h e , in communism, you haven't Christian f ound of position —Central Java. Their re- tion. This is exhibited in although intimately conewilinogf- quate clinical knowledge. confrontation. After policy and ideology, orga- rang as the field-marshal Parent Education: Two- a clue. cal slaughtering of the s, —churche majority uildings ligion is deeply grounded romantic revival move- nected with religious b For this, certain educa- day nised themselves in sepa- of the Catholic army, sessions will be given I really do believe that comPen' , 'ioilig to help anyone tion in Hinduism and Budd- ments, which draw their views. schools, hospitals, semi- the programmes must by Father ommunists, the rate, Christian denomina- which had been given the he pr\vobhl t K. O'Brien, communism is the most eimles ACCOUNT c approaches a ri factor another htsem n naries—is hism — Islam is more strength from tradition be focuses undertaken, Indoeither converting inof tional parties, contri- task C.SS.R., on Sunday, Sep- evil thing in the world t ive area betweenong es" the to . contributes arising which than a varnish, covering without integrating modso that couples can be ,. the a buted to the formation of nesia within the next 50 elations Christians,. igb()111 pplication of t aught scientific methods tember 22 and 29. Enqui- today, but what can the these deeper layers of ern currents. The stronghostility of some Moslem r OR PEN A and denominational Moslem years. The bishops figurems ries, 49-1707. l Czechs do on their own ChrisOffers , itti.)l culture and religion, but est circles against the of detecting ovulation. Moslem tensions have be' political ranged parties. Others believe ed in this scheme as genhese xplosive T from Meetings: Father H. —nothing! It is definitely not the party, Nahadatul Ulama In many cases, the time NOT all Moslems view they would have been erals. A vast conversion tian "offensive." Nobody ome almost e karno Su that the Chi:is- c Lalor will address the folsole religion prevailing. (Party of the Teachers of this issue from the same will deny of when a couple ocfall indeed begins is movement to established without the a fter the In the villages of Central Religion) shows this angle. Those who are model of the Christian curring in Moslem areas tian institutions are the nd the defeat of tile N'Irig of advice; the practise periodic abstin- lowing meetings: Frea and literature on ence can be a time country, the Java, the mosque does characteristic. of best tw4oi4st:csoljn lbi:cntdo grouped in the National- parties. In any case, the and Moslem alarm is unof mantle and East Freommunist Party. klait serve Christians C occupy the central place they mantle — These groups I WAS READING about that s It is true that modern ist Party (Partai Nasiontress and ChrisSince anxiety. derstandable. Be-of active, cleartalk out cause doctors and priests will hold a combined Stroget. Where is it? It is in village structure as it trends have found their alis Indonesia), founded existence WITH UP TO FIVE MONTHS TO PAY me. We denominational par- tian action is always concut faced just do not have the meeting on Monday, Sep- a street in Copenhagen does in West Java among way into Indonesian Is- by Sukarno in the early educational with time, nected in Proand ties of Catholics • In one many cases, to days of the independence testants has strengthened and charitable institugive wo- tember 2, at 32 Dalgety that has been made traf• ONCE ESTABLISHED YOUR ACCOUNT IS CONTINUOUS . . . Street, Fremantle; Vic- fic free. movement, continue to the idea among Moslems. tions, the "conspiracy" is • YOU MAY ALWAYS PURCHASE UP TO THE AGREED AMOUNT. toria Park — A meeting It appears that the promote the ideas laid obvious — exploiting the • NO REPEAT VISITS TO THE CREDIT OFFICE EACH TIME CREDIT IS Perth will be held on Tuesday, average town planner in Street, down in Indonesia's State misery of some Moslems REQUIRED. euwmcbaesrtsle Reaprdawirsarea mertrcarits September 3, at Francis- the sixties believes that s ecnialty ideology of "Panja Sila," in order to attract them • WHEN PURCHASING JUST SAY "CHARGE IT." H can Missionaries of Mary if you separate the people the five principles. It is to a faith which they are 1lLicen2s3ed5 NPI Retreat House, Victoria from the cars, the town true that belief in God is THE mounting tension unable to judge on its Phone 28 2222 Park at 8 p.m.; Mirra- will automatically beOr stated there as the first between Christians and real merits. First Class Holland & Venetian Blinds, booka — Meeting to be come as glorious as Venof the principles. But it 117.77_ Plumbing Services held on Wednesday, Sep- ice. This seems simple Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, is not the idea of God as SERVICE Ste Grrl PERSONAL and Hot tember 4, at the home of and a good idea to me, defined in one or the Water Installations Mrs. CATHOLIC RITE' Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. Stewart, 39 Quadea but apparently it isn't ULL 211 F other organised religions. NEWCASTLE STREET, 28-3354 PREMISES Road, Nollamara; Ned- that simple. Badly done, ALSO AVAILABLE ON It is the one God whom ODERN M lands—A meeting will be it can wreck a square PHONES: HOURS: all Indonesians worship, 28-3353, 28-3354 PHONE ALL held on Thursday, Sep- mile of back streets for E. W. (WIN) MEAD M oslems, Christians, A fter tember 5, at the home of the sake of a few yards Hours: 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. 3482 "animists," Hindus, even 49-2759, 49-2252, 24-5366, 6-3419. 6 Mrs. Park Anne Smith, 12 Mel- of precinct. Victoria H'way, Albany most 190 Buddhists (who are 61 1620 61 1158 61 1539 vista Road, Nedlands, First of all, it has to be mainly of Chinese an-

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The thesis behind the kit is that "children are born ecumenists, just as they are born integrationists, and that unjust prejudices that mar their later characters are implanted, not inborn." It's a pot-pourri of fliers and pamphlets explaining the teaching of a number of non-Catholic Churches, and providing valuable information on the attitudes of children. In a very fine article, Father Carl Pfeiffer of the National C.C.D. Office writes on "The Elementary School and Ecumenism." He cites three basic attitudes that should be imparted to youngsters, objectivity, respect or reverence, and compassion. In another booklet, Dr. Spock, the wellknown author of books on child-rearing, writes that a child "must be taught to be unfriendly, he isn't born that way." Father Gerard Sloylan maintains that the religious education "must do and teach as if Christ's Church were one, even though badly sundered by sin and pride."

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Faithful, can use it to VATICAN COUNCIL, In its deliworship God in praise THE d By Liturgy, FATHER C. M. id not fail and thanksgiving. The ootions on the banner on this wall repreb ROSS, 0.S.M., attention to churc art and sents the sun giving light give to Parish Priest of St. Denis' and life to the flowers, ure. Church, Joondanna. just as God gives form architect and grace to His people. in prevailed the planhas Both the doors and the I ts spirit Church. Denis' . When churches are to feature wall St. decoration be built, let great care be fling of

are the work of Mrs. Iris has not The art of our own days, Church particu- coming from every race taken that they are suitany able for Rossen. the celebration adopted art as her and region, shall also be of litur gical services and of style admitgiven free scope the in It is hoped that this Far wn; she has for the active participa.ery o every C hurc h, provided it tion of the faithful." ample space just inside from fashions the doors will serve not ted according to the adorns the sacred buildOne other kindred theo- only the practical purperiod talents and eir- ings and holy rites with atural numstances of peoples. due honour and reverence logical idea that was in pose of allowing large the forefront of planning numbers of people to was the concept of which move in and out or to use sees the Christian faith- the parish library and ful as the People of God literature racks, but also and the church building t o encourage them to be as the place in which they unhurried in their depargather to fulfil their pri- ture from Mass, to spend mary role, that is, the a bit of time together beFABRICATORS communal worship of fore returning to their STEEL God the Father in the separate homes. HIWAY Eucharistic Sacrifice of 96A STIRLING Around the off-form Christ, His Son. concrete wall one enters FREMANTL E NORTH into the church proper. Seating is straight on fac5-4476 HONE P ing the sanctuary, but because of the width of the building, no one is very far from the altar. The incline of the floor makes for excellent visibility, On first approach to again so as to relate peothe church, one is imme- ple to each other and the diately faced with the liturgical action taking scintillating doors which place before them carry the names of great figures of the Old Testa- It will be noticed that ment — patriarchs, pro- the organ is not in any phets, kings and poets. isolated loft, but at the This is the ancient people front. This means that Hans Arkeveld's altar crucifix serves as processional cross as well. In the backof God and it is through the choir is more in the ground, contrasting with the Besser-Vibrapac Masonry wall is a hanging symbolGod's revelation given to role of leaders of the con- ising our roots in this world, and the flowers of divine life brought forth by the them that we enter into gregation in song, rather waters of Baptism the N e w Testament, than of performers in a Jesus Christ, Who is en- sacred concert. shrined and worshipped The -aisles are of coninside. If a church's purpose is siderable width so that The loggia inside the liturgical processions can communi ty worship, it is church is formed by a be conveniently held. It large wall and here we is intended that priests obvious that the sancagain meet the concept of coming from the sacristy tuary must be the centre the Family of God. "I will proceed up the side have formed for myself," aisle and approach the of attention. The liturgy God says," a people who altar down through the of today calls for three will sing my praises." midst of the assembled points of action during St. Deni3' Church is people. "The priest is a the celebration of Mass— specifically built for this man taken from among purpose — so that God's men for those things that the chair from which the priest presides, the lecChristian pertain to God." the people, and tern from which the WERE ENTRUSTED scripture is read and the altar whereon the Holy WITH ALL PLUMBING Eucharistic Sacrifice is offered. In St. Denis' at . Church these three form a triankle, each related to P ARTITIONS ST. DENIS' CHURCH the other, yet clearly delineated. J OONDANN

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Living water and the Bread of Life To the left of the sanc- the clearly expressed pre- and by the decoration parish community event; tuary stands a sculptured ference of liturgical au- surrounding it, consider- hence the placement of concrete wall which serv- thorities that the Blessed able though secondary the font in the front of es as a backdrop to the Sacrament be reserved in emphasis is given to the the congregation. The enamelled bowl tabernacle. This taber- a special chapel or at baptismal font. The font nacle and its companion least in an area of its itself is a solid concrete within the font, as well lamp are the work of own. Though visible block of bold lines. Fresh as the tap handle, are the David Walker and Geof- enough from the body of running water is incor- work of Geoffrey Allen. frey Allen, both of Perth. the church, the taber- porated expressive of the The step down towards Fired enamel rods form a nacle is in its own area "living water" of divine the font follows a very veil of oranges, reds and for Eucharistic devotion. life obtained in Baptism. ancient tradition founded The imagery is used by on the words of St. Paul: golds to accent what is "When we were baptised Christ Himself. certainly a spiritual and It is expected that in we went into the tomb artistic focal point in St. the not-too-distant future, with Christ and joined Denis' Church. This curvBy its placement to the the ceremony of baptism Him in death, so that as ed wall is our attempt to fulfil in a small church right of the sanctuary will be seen more as a Christ was raised from the dead by the Father's The altar, where the sacrifice is offered; the chair, from which the priest preside ; glory, we too might live a and the lectern, from which Scripture is proclaimed and the homily deliver ed to. new life." The latter part gether form a strong triangular focus within the sanctuary area. explains of this quotation why the paschal candle Terry Barrett are based stands permanently in on what is probably the the baptistery, recalling most moving of Jesus' the baptismal character parables, The Prodigal Son. Where could one of the Easter Vigil. find a more telling reThe symbolism of the minder of the real meanlarge hanging at the back ing of this sacrament— WOOD & PLASTIC PRODUCTS PTY. LTD. of this area is particular- to come humbly before ly beautiful. We see roots God in admission of guilt 26 FAULKNER AVENUE, BELMONT on a background of rich and then to hear the asearth colours, passing suring words of forgivethrough water and flow- ness. "Father, I have sinering in a burst of bright ned . . . This son of mine Made and installed . . . colour and life. The roots was lost and has been are our natural life, beau- found. tiful and strong, sunk The confessionals are deep into the world small rooms rather than which God created and "boxes," in an effort to FOR THE NEW "saw that it was good;" give a greater air of ease but through Baptism, and naturalness to this even greater wonders sacrament. More and come forth, the flowers more are people today of divine life, of super- feeling a need for counOUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PARISH natural grace. Once this selling, for discussion of simple ex-planation is their problems at the grasped, this banner be- time of confession. It is comes especially mean- hoped that these rooms ingful. The two sides are will provide an atmomerely reflections of one sphere which makes this The Presbytery shelters behind the great Sanctuary OF SPECIALLY WE ARE MANUFACTURERS another. w all of the church. more possible and pleaThe last area of interest sant. DESIGNED FURNITURE AND FITTINGS within St. Denis' new The "Children's Room," ingful way possible. Then hopefully renewed in church is the confession- attached to the confes- it turns them back out spirit; to bring out with Contact us on 65-1121 als. Here, too, we have sionals need not delay us into the world from them what they have tried to delineate a speci- unduly. If it encourages which they have come, learned and done inside. fic area for a specific pur- more parents to come to pose. The banners of Mass together and with their whole family, without fear of distracting others, it will have served by its purpose. The overall effect of this unique church, with its unbroken walls and open structure, is one of 250 HARDEY ROAD, BELMONT togetherness. The faithful come here for the avowed purpose of public and c ommunal worship. { Everything inside tries to GUARANTEED WORK FREE QUOTES help them do this in the most fruitful and mean

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17 years work for new church

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WORDS MEANS MUCH his sermon, Bishop rMcKeon reminded the congregation of the derivation of the word "parish," from a Greek word meaning "a stranger." Thus it was that Abraham, Lot, Isaac and indeed the whole Chosen People were referred to as Strangers. St. Peter, said the bishop, reminds us that we are strangers and pilgrims, and St. Paul that we are citizens of the household of God. The Chosen People were on pilgrimage to God, their final end. The bishop went on to examine the word "ekklesia," the local community of the Chosen People called to pay God faithful w orship. One passes through the doors of the Old Testament into the church of the New. The names of the prophets It designates the local painted on the doors serve as a reminder that here we are strangers, on pilgrimage to God. church, and in this case it was the local church at Joondanna—the family of God. Bishop McKeon expressed pleasure at seeing many old friends of the parish present, especially Monsignor Lang- AN interesting point of mead, who was parish the construction is priest of Osborne Park the Oregon Off Form conwhen the new parish was crete wall which makes a founded. He paid tribute distinctive "place" within to the work done by Fathe sanctuary area for ther Nolan, the present the tabernacle, which parish priest, Father stands on a moulded conRoss, and to the Servite crete shelf. This contrasts Fathers in general. Branches: • Victoria Park • North Innaloo • Belmont sharply with the texture As on so many other of the interior walls. occasions, he said, he had The fibrous plaster ceilalso to congratulate Mr. ing is another feature his and Rossen Ernest which attracts immediate associate for the design attention. It appears to of the church, and Mr. float between the two Special ising in Al l Continental and Australian Smal lgoods executed Bossie who had lights which run ceiling the building work. the full length of the 4•41,41 eMININP00#4.•• •# 414 , NP 4,04, church, low down at the entrance, but rising to A SELECTION FROM OUR LARGE RANGE OF CONTINENTAL SMALLGOODS the full height of the I at church, over forty feet BLOODWURST • TONGUE WURST • LIVERWURST the sanctuary, where the extractor fans are situMETT. WURST • ROUCH WURST • COOKED SALAMI ated.

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IRELAND CROWDED IN GLORIOUS SUMMER

good monk." As Father Paul Mary, the good monk brought the Passionists to Mount Argus, Dublin, and a number of Passionists of today from Mount Argus were among the guests at the public opening of the Pakenham home, Tullynally Castle, near Castlepollard, County Westmeath. July tees—but now practically lof "the big house" to he Officers of the Irish RELAND'S every organisation in the Ithe tourist attraction; Army helped in the openAugust early and world seems to have ! many of these big houses, ing celebrations, under ! whose families no longer the portraits of past have been the most found Ireland to be the ideal half-way house in find big posts in what Pakenham generals. "We r emarkable for the Atlantic. was the Empire on which don't remember with any weathe many years; Occasionally, someone the sun never set, and for satisfaction," Patrick told glorious, the writes a letter back to the whom hundreds of low- me, "that some members ther was priced workers and of our family fought emperature sometimes papers to say he was t overcharged somewhere, house-servants are no against the Irish." Lord eighties (which is or had some other unf rom in the longer available, are join- L ongf or d, formerly ing the ranks of Britain's Frank Pakenham, whose a lot for us), and the happy experience, and the LOCH LINN crowded with Tourist Board is on to it Stately-Homes-on-View." book, "Peace by Ordeal," countrypretty soon. The Board If I had the time, I was very favourable to olidaymakers. MacGLYNN h publishes lists of registercould be away from my President de Valera, train office for a few months velled from England, At the ports where car- ed hotels, guest houses, parties arrive by ferry, and, becoming very poueach year, attending the where he recently relinlar, farmhouse accommoDUBLIN official opening of stately quished a Cabinet post. the letters "GB" were on dation. Visitors who go There is no what you homes to the public. Peoalmost every car from -4141.00, /VANN ple love them; and, of call "side" to the Pakenthe British ports. The tra- by the book need have no vel allowance that the fears; the prices, the course, a vast social hams, and the ceremony British can take to exact nature of the acONCE upon a time, change is in progress. For of opening their home to France, for example, is commodation, are all set "the old house" was re- half-a-crown, the descen- the public this summer hardly worth taking, only down, and guaranteed to membered, especially in dant of the emigrant who was almost like a Repub$107, and this restriction the extent that, if any the United States where worked there for six- lican Convention; Thohas helped increase the registered place steps out there are 40 millions of pence or two shilings a mas is, in fact, engaged already heavy tourist of line, it won't be in the Irish descent, as the day, depending on the on a history of the traffic from Britain to book next year. homestead of the small century, can now walk up Ninety-Eight Rebellion. Ireland. "Don't mind anyone farmer or other worker the drive and inspect old Another recent stately And there must be who sends back a letter who was told to go "to Lady Agatha's most trea- home opening: Lough British that," said a like Hell or Connacht," and sured possessions and Rynn House, two miles some kind of magic here. At Dun Laoghaire, as I family as they looked at went to the United States innermost thoughts, pre- from Mohill, County Leitwatched hundreds of cars the departing cars going instead. Connacht, the served since the Crimea trim, formerly the seat leave again after the holi- on the ferry that would Western province into or some other war. of the Earls of Leitrim, day, their occupants were take them, too, the fol- which Cromwell wanted one of them (called "The The young heirs today Wicked really sorry to go. A lowing day. "We have had to herd the Catholics, Earl") shot durare humorous and realistime, not a wonderful consists largely of rocks Netherlands family was a ing the Irish war for the in tears as they drove up single example of any- ( and large rocks) and tic about it; young Tho- land last century. The thing unpleasant." from there, too, there mas Pakenham, for in- house has been opened to the ramp. And more hotels go up; was (and remains) emi- stance, who doesn't use the public by Mr. Marcus It will probably be the his title of Lord Pakengreatest tourist season in one of the newest, the gration. Clements, cousin of the ham. He farms successour history and, as al- Clare Inn in County last earl who died in 1952. So "the old house," in fully on the estate, recalls of cost ready reported, the num- Clare, at a Mr. Clements caused a ber of international con- $685,000, was officially emigrant songs of home, that the family first came considerable controversy ferences here has been opened by the Minister was often a small thatch- to Ireland on a grant of last year by selling the phenomenal. Twenty for Labour, Dr. Hillery, one, white-washed and land from Cromwell, re- Killymoon Hoard, a colyears ago it was "news" who thanked Bernard picturesque (some of calls with pride that one lection of early Celtic when an international or- MacDonagh and his fam- them are now blue-wash- of the family, a brother- gold ornaments, but he ganisation decided to ily — it is another Mac- ed, although few remain), in-law of the Duke of Wel- says farming in Leitrim have its conferences here Donagh enterprise — for and not the "old house" lington, became a Catho- is not as profitable as in —the Council of Europe promoting Ireland so suc- of the rich landlord, usu- lic and a Passionist some other parts of the was among the pioneers cessfully in America, not ally a magnificent struc- priest. The Duke wrote country, and the precious to him: "You have been with meetings of some of only tourist-wise but in- ture in rolling acres. 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THE CHOICE OF CANDIDATES "The candidates have been called by the bishop who knows them. The parish priests made a thorough inquiry on the religious and social life of each candidate, on their family situation and on the esteem in which they are held by the faithful around them. "The results of these inquiries were then presented to the Diocesan Council, and eight candidates were chosen to start their training. In the choice of the candidates we have taken into account the needs of the town as well as there of the country districts. "Four of the eight candidates are head-catechists, two are headmasters of primary schools, one is a qualified nurse and one is a building constructor.

TRAINING OF CANDIDATES "The training is spread over a period of three years, with training periods of one month during the summer holidays and a week at Easter and Christmas. Under the direction of the Dominicans of Bassa and Fathers Lihan and Ntamag, the candidates study the theology of the faith and of the sacraments, sacred scripture, catechetics, the technique of preaching and of liturgical chants, and the religious life. They also receive practical exercises in their future functions.

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OUT AND ABOUT WITH V.C.W. BRANCH REPORTS REGION 5.—A very sad situation has arisen South of the River. It would seem that the only region which is functioning as such is Southern Region. It would appear that the others have virtually disappeared. Especially sad is the disappearance of Region 5. Earlier in the year many things were planned — youth clubs, squash nights, dances, etc., which were to be run by a Regional Social Committee with participant branches providing funds. These plans have since gone astray. A bottle drive was held and many dollars realised which are lying idle. What is even sadder is that no one seems to be r-b9wing much interest, where there was once a deep involvement. There have been two abortive attempts to hold meetings of the regional presidents, the most recent attempt being Wednesday, August 21, when only one branch president turned up. The regional meeting in the past was found to be most helpful and very useful as a forum for branches to solve many of their problems. So all branches involved—what about making an attempt to revive the interest you once showed and live up to the ideals you set out to achieve?

MANNING.—Last Sunday Manning Y.C.W. held a Bike-a-thon in aid of their entrant in the Miss Y.C.W. Quest. This proved to be a great success and thanks must go to all who participated in the actual ride and those who acted as checkpoints as well as the general organising of the function. On Sunday, September 8, a Car Trial will be held by the Y.C.W. in Manning, and with co-operation and assistance a successful day is ensured. It will leave Manning at 4 p.m. and at the destination a barbecue tea will be held, with salads and buns provided and drinks available. ATTADALE.—The Attadale Boys' Y.C.W. commenced in June with a total of three boys, followed by a Helen and David Truslove on a 'Bicycle made for Two, at the Manning Y.C.W. Bike-a-thon on Sunday last. Girls' branch in July with a membership of six. The groups have been combining their meetings until such time as the membership increased and they felt confident enough to conduct separate meetings. The boys have increased their membership to seven and the girls to eight. This has been brought about by ATHY LENDICH, for- AUGUST: personal contact mainly by the president, Mike mer president of FreTandy, and the co-operation of Father Tracey, as mantle and now on the 30: Bassendean Y.C.W. Dance at R.S.L. Hall, Kenny Street, Bassendean. well as the enthusiasm of the people concerned. girls' executive, announc• 13'he combined meetings have been helped and ed her engagement last W.A.C.L.T.A. Queen Quest Cabaret, to be held guided enormously by Father Tracey, and it is week to John Summers. at Newchester Lodge, Mill Point Road, South hoped that the forthcoming separate meetings will We wish them all the best Perth. Supper provided. in the future. go as well. SEPTEMBER: Although Attadale has not been established very long, the members are already on their way to 1: Bentley Y.C.W. Boys' Basketball Team Maraplanning a Folk Show on September 8, and a future thon. Sponsor sheets available at Y.C.W. Office. MELVILLE Y.C.W. are Car Trial. Dance at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford Street, LeederMaking new acquaintances has been a vital aspect having an extra long ville. Music by "The Jades." Christmas break this of Attadale life, and this was given a boost by comyear—they have started 6: East Perth Y.C.W.—Record Night. In aid of barbecue a Lesmurdie for Fremantle and bining with already! Miss Y.C.W. entrant Angelina Sabatino. All are picnic and football match. It was agreed that more invited to come along and bring your records to of these functions should be held as all gain from St. Francis Xavier's School, corner West Parade t hem. and Windsor Street, East Perth. From eight DON'T FORGET — All till late. Franciscan Walka thon money to be handed in as 7: South Perth Y.C.W. are having a Car Wash at the Shell Service Station, corner of Mill Point Road soon as possible! O PTOMETRISTS and Canning Highway, opposite "Tom's." Pro7 2a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 ceeds to Miss Y.C.W. entrant. This week's Miss YCW entrant is sixteen year old Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Hannan Street, 230 Leader of R. F WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist 8: Manning Y.C.W. Car Trial, commencing 4 p.m. Diane Kell of Orange Grove, who is Group Mercedes Col. Maddington. of Diane girl is an old EILEEN COOPER was at St. Pius X School, corner Cloister and Ley lege, and now works for a firm of real estate agents. among the cooks at the Streets, Manning. To finish with a barbecue, She has plenty of energy, for she is an ice skating boys' training weekend at music and games. Bring your own meat—salads enthusiast, and also plays hockey and tennis, and Marian Lodge last week, and buns supplied. Drinks available. goes ballroom dancing. On quieter occasions she and from all accounts she reads a lot and knits. had quite time! a good ! Show to be held by the Attadale Y.C.W., Folk OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS (Cooking?) commencing at 8 p.m. Supper provided. More /!1 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 details next week.

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ALSO at that weekend, it turned out that there were nine Dutch people 14: Folk Night at St. Anne's Hall, North Fremantle. present — consequently Starts 8 p.m. Supper provided. Proceeds in aid they ended up having a of Beaconsfield Miss Y.C.W. entrant, Josie CapoDutch yak session till all lingua. hours of the night. Morley Car Trial, starting at 1.30 p.m. from the Old School, Walter Road, Morley. Barbecue to follow. HEARD at last Monday council meeting that two • BUSINESS CALENDAR Y.C.W. men (one exec. and one president) are September 2: Publicity Officers' Meeting at 7.30 p.m. fighting for the same September 26-29: Girls' State Key Leaders School at girl's attentions at the Marian Lodge. North of the River dances — results should prove interesting! MAUREEN WESLEY, ex- ALBANY Y.C.W. are holdpresident of Beaconsfield, ing a Ball on Saturday, is arriving home from September 21. Tickets Halls Creek on Thursday, are September 29, for a twoavailable at the AFTER seven years in Y.C.W., as branch mem- week stay, before she Y.C.W. Office (77 St. ber, then president of moves on again. George's Terrace). Billets Melville branch and more are being arranged in Alrecently member of the bany for those travelling girls' executive, Jan Bar- COMO Y.C.W. Football down from Perth, and ker recently handed in Club would like to thank anyone wanting transh e r resignation. Jan's Vic Regali, coach, Barry port can contact Highcalming influence over Stockton, captain, and gate branch—they have a those with whom she secretary Chris Hall for few seats left on the bus came in contact will be their efforts within the they have hired for the sadly missed by all. club this season. trip.

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MAHLER: NORWICH CATHEDRAL sato, who died in 1561, with the ORGAN. predecessors ot and works by the Vene- our modern Kindertotenlieder, instruments tian composers Lodovico and of the kind Lieder eines fahrenden Great Cathedral Organ of Music' Viadana (c. 1564-1645), written for Gesellen, Series, No. 12. Andrea (c. 1520-1586) and The record them. and "Ich bin der Welt Giovanni (1557-1612) Gab- on a secondimproves up. abhanden gekonunen." Heathcote Statham, rieli, Florentio Maschera both music hearing, and Janet Baker and the and organ. ( died c. 1584) and Gio- s truments upon the Halle Orchestra, H.M.V., $5.50. vanni Grillo (died c. is played should which it conducted by 1622). ed to stand be allow. Sir John Barbirolli. for them, EATHCOTE Statham To ears accustomed to selves, without modern H.M.V., $5.75. H was organist of Nor- incisive and often harsh c omparisons. Music wich Cathedral from 1923 tones, these works may ed as a household startNLY last week Iwrote to 1967, and he is now or- sound a little tame. But with groups affair that Mahler is still ganist Emeritus. Born in this disc is important in One could wish like this, that, how, known only to a limited 1889, he was chorister that the average listener e The only bright spot group as a song writer. and later organist and is enabled to gain some mver imperfectly, More ONAN'S COUNTRY" criticise, he felt that it usic was now made at Project '68 at 10.40 was unfortunate that for me was Lena Horne, This record, just released Fellow of St. Michael's practi c a 1 acquaintance home. Channel 7 on Monday. there was no one who who delighted with her by E.M.I., will, I hope, College, Tenbury, Salop, There were so many good could criticise the press. emotional, romantic style make him better known. England, a foundation This programme was of singing. She was in His songs are unquestion- which has given many points to this programme it is hard to know where well produced and should sharp contrast with the ably his most significant fine musicians their early become popular, especial- other performers, and works, and I have noth- training. He was later to start. ly if controversial figures the show was worth ing but admiration for the music scholar of Gonville The film was written HE latest offering at as the watching for her alone. are interviewed. way Janet Baker sings and Caius College, Campawnbroker's nrd very well directed by the Titan Theatre is a daughter and her friend, going bridge, and before them. Cecil Holmes. The photowell As mounted comedythe "s.`17 organist of Norwich, to graphy was outstanding, "NOT In Front Of The Those who already posthriller, "Shop at Sly Harold Prattpawnbroker, had excelrevealing new dimensions Children," 7.55 Channel 2 "THE Champions," Chan- sess an earlier E.M.I. re- Calcutta Cathedral and Corner." It is nice to re- lent moments, but at parish and new layers of percep- on Wednesday, was the nel 9 at 7.30 on Friday. cording on which she S outhampton port that the standards times allowed his eliaraei tion. The photographer final episode in this And what a champion sci- sings Elgar's Sea Pictures church. of production at the new- ter study to become a ence drama it is! was Stephen Richards. series. — also with Barbirolli, This is a distinguished est of Perth's amateur c aricature. The difficulty There is a certain but the London Sym- s erie s of recordings, theatres continue to rise of This is the first work I This English comedy successfully "aging" a have seen from him, and has something different amount of realism that phony Orchestra—or her which enable us to hear —certainly the stage set y oung man with grease on the evidence of this to offer from most of the must be sacrificed in a fine interpretation of not only some outstand- for the current show is paint was particularly olaalone,Ihope to see more. other family shows. First- science fiction plot, and it Schumann's "Fr au e n- ing organists, but also well planned and the cast vious at close quarters in This film, I hope, will ly there is merit in the can bring complications. leben," will realise what some of the world's fin- well dressed. the Titan, and I would eventually be shown on production that part of But the writers of this is in store for them here. est Two performances rate suggest a more sparing organs, including, colour TV. the dialogue is directed series twist words well, those of Liverpool Coven- special mention — Joan use of hair whitener and The concept of the song try, Llandaff, Durham, Logan as the wife of g The film was a senti- to an adult audience. And and by sound and expert rease paint and greater cycle was Beethoven's, Hereford, Anglican Cath- Descius Weiss, the seem- r eliance photography make the mental journey for Tom secondly, that children on demeanour, in "An die ferne Geleibte" whole foolish buisiness Ronan, back through his can enjoy the action of edrals and Westminster ingly respectable pawn- posture and voice would of 1816. Schubert estab- Abbey. Organs of this cal- broken, and Joey Leo- help Mr. seem real. beloved North, compar- their own age. Pratt put across Last week's episode, lished it firmly as a musi- ibre are not, unfortunate- nard as the short-lived his role There is perfection in ing the country and the more easily. cal form with "Die "The Experiment," was progress of today to the the smooth technique, George Kyros, Leonle ly, common in Australia. young blackmailer. Both land he has always and most of the action well acted and produced. Schone Mullerin" and These recordings might demonstrated that they Harrison, Martin Ford, takes place in the frame- The stars, Alexandra Bas- "Die Winterreise." It was encourage future church could, with careful direc- Kim Barker and Keith known. ted(), William Gaunt and taken into the realm of Tom Ronan is a Com- work of the home, rather Stuart Damon, had a orchestra by Wagner in builders to budget for tion handle far more de- Dickinson completed the more like a play than a something really worth- manding roles. Elizabeth cast of this competent monwealth Literary Prize good supporting cast to " Wes en donklieder" in while in this direction. Wall and Shirley Stroud production. winner, and knows North film. 1857-58 (though the orwork with. The whole of the cast were suitably decorative — Aristarehus. West Australia and the This is one TV show chestration was not his), Norwich Cathedral orNorthern Territory like gives a fresh and sensi- that needs concentration, and Mahler, so to speak, gan dates from 1663, but the back of his hand. The tive performance and as because the pacing of acted as Schubert for has been restored, added fascination of the nostal- all good acting should do, events is so skilful that him, establishing the to, and rebuilt on a numgic yarns was part of the gives a feeling that we if missed one is left con- song cycle firmly in an ber of occasions. In its are watching a genuine programme, and when he sidering what it is all orchestral setting, with present form it dates compared the past to the family. "Lieder eines fahrenden from 1950, when Messrs A GROUP of young en- Smith, Ann Jordan, Michabout. present, he made us rea(1885) and Hill, Norman and Beard The cameramen play a Gesellen" A WORD thusiastic Patch play- ael Wickers and John about "The Old lise this kind of life is " Kindertotenlieder " be- rebuilt it, still however ers are making good use Pratt. Lead roles in the large part in the success Time Music Hole," Chandisappearing. of the story, because it is tween 1901 and 1904. retaining a proportion of of the Colony Room by Titan production will be He interviewed charac- nel 2 on Tuesday. This the close-ups that give These are Mahler's only the original pipes of 1663, mounting workshop pro- played by Doreen How. programme was recorded ters of yesterday and toclarity and understand- two song cycles in the and of subsequent addi- ductions. These serve the ells, Eric Gray, Barbara at a Perth theatre-restauday. The two old aborigistrict sense. ing to the dialogue. tions in 1689, 1760, 1883 double ends of training Taylor. Elizabeth Wall -nal stockmen with their rant. and 1899. It has four actors and producers. and Tweed Harris. Directed by Coralie .far-seeing eyes must have The theme of the first manuals, with 105 speak- Currently showing at the tken a delight to the Condon and Frank Baden IT was on Saturday after- cycle Is that of so much Bookings for both proPowell, this Victorian noon at 1 p.m. that I German romantic tradi- ing stops and 23 couplers. Colony Room is a pro- ductions are expected to photographer. Mr. Statham has cho- gramme of short plays— be heavy, so schools inHe also interviewed a music hall programme watched two series of tion—the jilted lover, the young Englishman who came across with plenty "Interview" from Chan- journey through the sen a programme design- Shaw's "Man of Destiny," terested in arranging worked on the Ord. He of vigour, if not sophisti- nel 7. countryside to forget, ed to display the organ's Clemence Dane's "Gran- party bookings are advisrepresented the present- cation. What a wonderful piece and peace in death. He powers rather than his ite" and an excerpt from ed to do so without delay. The songs were written of interviewing by Tony wrote the words himself, own ability. In doing so Giles Cooper's "Everyday pioneer, and was out— Aristarchus,— spoken of the way some In the days when the Charlton when he spoke and in both words and he gives a taste of both, thing in the Garden." of the big pastoral com- lyrics conveyed a specific to Judy Durham from the music we find the strong and also a sample of his In the next few weeks panies let erosion cut meaning, humorous or world-famous folk group vein of folk song which own writing in his "La- students and others ininto big parts of the Ord otherwise. The audience The Seekers. was to play such a major ment." Other items play- terested will have the op,participation added to the catchment. The questions he asked part in his work. The sec- ed include Bach's "Dori- portuniy of viewing two 6 7-3330— 67.1044 The strumming guitar intimacy of the show. Anton Miss Durham were of on ond and part of the last an" fugue, the third productions of Better Bread as background music It started on a flat note, Importance. He was suc- song appear again almost movement from Handel's Chekhov's plays. Com- Bakers of Flat, B 2 in No. ideally suited this rather but after a couple of cessful because he was entire in the First Sym- Concerto mencing on Saturday, Au1 st PRIZE romantic, well - put - to- numbers the cast soon able to bring to the fore phony, reviewed in this and works by Bossi, gust 31, for a nine-night Clerembault, y, nle S t a gether story of one of the slipped into the mood her stimulating person- column last week. season at Patch, "The Champion Loaf Dandrieu and Karg-Elert. Seagull," directed by Ray most exciting happenings and did everything to ality, and proved to us Mahler wrote "Kinderin W.A. in W.A.'s history. create a true Victorian at- that Mr. Charlton is just The difficulties of re- Omodei, and at the Titan totenlieder" as a married cording organ music in a Could be re-run on a mosphere. as much at home with Theatre on September 11, R OYAL SHOW, 1967 Saturday afternoon. The show has been one youth as he is with the man of 44, and the five large cathedral are con- also for a nine-night sea"Ruckertlieder" to which siderable, not least beof the most successful in more mature. son, "The Cherry OrIF IT'S NOONAN'S bin der Welt abhanPerth for years and deIn the programme I "Ich cause acoustically every chard," directed by Marie I T'S NICE "DISCUSSION" People served to be gekommen" belongs, televised. saw he interviewed a den one presents a set of Sim. and in Perth, Channel 7 at c ross-section of people — is of the same period highly individual prob- Included in the Patch Milk Loaf — Our Speclidt1 10.15 on Monday, prothought. Jose Ferrer, actor, Profes- phase of lems. By now H.M.V. cast are Leonie Martinduced some strong re- "HOLLYWOOD Palace," sor. J. All the poems of "Kin- have acquired considerCarey and Dr. H. marks from Lord Maylor Channel 9 at 8.30, was a Burger, Catholic doctors, dertotenlieder," as well able experience in overY OUR CHEMIST Wardle. one-hour variety show. Peter and Paul, from as the last mentioned, are coming them, and the reI thought at times the Milton Berle, no stranger Ruckert. Friedrich by admirable. Peter, Paul and Mary, Mr. sult is interviewer was a little to the medium of TV, (opp. P.O.) Brewster Kingman, Uni- Two of Ruckert's chil429 Albany Highway, Victoria "ark Prescriptions. over-awed by the strong was host. He introduced versity Administrator of dren had died, and he Ring 61-1076. We call for and Deliver e rsonality of Mr. guest artists with finesse, Yale University, Judy tried to come to terms CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN Wardle, who kept the in- as would be expected, but Durham, 8erries and others, with with his grief by transnr Tear Convenient* — tree Our Night terview moving. he has lost a lot of the equal ease. muting it into poetry. RENAISSANCE However, the right vitality he possessed in Mr. Charlton's research One might question what FESTIVAL MUSIC. questions were put to the his early TV days. is incredible. He has de- induced Mahler to set New York Pro Musica Dry and Sweet Lord Mayor, who criticisSome of the guest ar- veloped the this particular set of technique of ed the press in pushing tists could almost be callA ltar Wines Jesuits, always asking a question poems to music. His wife Instrumental Ensemble, matters of little impor- ed amateurs, and the Wine is made by Sacramental AS Seven Hills from the respondant's indeed was shocked that directed by Noah tance, and said whereas whole show was hard to s of Church ldsw• requirements it the complies with particudo so, he should tatement (made early in Greenberg. the press had the right to sit through. AgencY own two as his Spirit the interview), a line larly Westral Wine and 11-1410 Calendar Classics, $2.95. daughters were in excelPhone used by the French. 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James DalMr. Dalton, who before SARY FUND: As we tution on the Church in ed for the September MR.ton,Henry 97, a foundation his retirement was a sur- are now well into meeting is the "Decree on the sec- the Modern World."

". . -This Council lays Ministry and Life of ENING INSIDE ASIA IS CURRENTLY IN member of the Hibernian veyor with the Public ond half of the year, Society in Western Aus- Works Department, was more attention must be stress on reverence for Priests." This continues a USTRALIA LECTURING. tralia, died on August 26 also a member of the St. A given to the Bursary man; everyone must con- series of discussions preat Glendalough. He was Vincent de Paul Society Fa-born China, where Belgian worked he Members in the sider his every neighbour pared by National HeadFund. He is buried from his parish and the Holy Name SoRaymond de Jaegher, on relief programmes in Archdiocese will be asked without exception as an- quarters and designed to ther church, Queen of Mar- ciety. to contribute generously other self, taking into ac- help men better undermany years a close the north till 1949. for He is survived by two towards the bursary pay- count first of all his life stand the documents of In the following year tyrs, Maylands, on Wedssociate and adviser to a sons and two daughters. ment for the education of and the means necessary Vatican II. President Diem he went to America with nesday. the late Vietnam. May he rest in peace. Mr. Dalton was born in President Ngo-Dinh Diem Deceased Member: a student at St. Charles' to live in dignity, so as South of Smythes de of Father South Vietnam, d and a 1 e, he 1905, Victoria, Seminary in 1969. This not to imitate the rich Prayers are requested for in Born studied in Eng- has been increasingly as- and came to Western Auswill be the eighteenth man who had no concern our recently deceased jaegher Belgium, receiv- sociated tralia at the turn of the for the poor man Laza- member, Henry (Harry) with Vietnam, payment. and land Dalton, Maylands branch. In 1967, 37 branches rus." ing his M.A. from the Uni- and the other South-East century. He and his wife It seems that we will May he rest in peace. contributed $649 to the versity of Louvain. He Asian countries, since settled in Maylands. His wife died in 1948. certainly be hearing a lot China in 1930, then. Branch News: Details The semi-finals of the Fund and $600 was paid went to ordained there has more about parish credit for publication in this He written extenwas and Y.C.W. Football Competi- to the seminary. The surunions. column should be phoneri. in 1931. He was elected sively in English and tion will be played at plus was set aside in a Magistrate of An- French, many of his Meeting to 49-2604. gramme: P r o capital with fund the obistrict D Floreat Oval on Sunday, during the Sino- books and articles being ject of creating a perSeptember 1. translated into Asiatic petual bursary. At preJapanese War in 1937. At 1 p.m. the much-im- sent a total of $5,800 is Fato His works inlanguages. 1943 1937 rom F UBIACO Football Club proved Highgate side will held in this fund. ther de Jaegher lived un- clude over a hundred arrecently conducted a meet the fast Queens der Chinese Communist ticles written in Chinese. knockout football carni- Park Parish Credit Unions: Special Attention to combination. The described He gave an address at control. He has The suggestion that the val for all the primary latter have lapsed in rehis experiences in Subiaco the Centre Civic his schools in its district. CHURCHES. CONVENTS, SCHOOLS, MISSIONS, Etc. cent weeks and would Society should help probook "The Enemy With- on Wednesday evening. have to show marked im- mote credit unions in the Father de Jaegher can Among the 18 schools in," From 1943 to 1945 he parish seems to be gainprovement to trouble was in a Japanese concen- still be heard, at Bunbury competing in the carniing support. Although H ighgate. and recamp, val, on Civic Hall, p.m. at Marist 8 on College was tration there is a lot of organisathe only Catholic one. At 3 p.m. East Victoria tion required, there is a lease he returned to Saturday, August 31. 27 River Road, Bayswater Having won elimination Park clash with Tuart need to be met and many Phones: 79-1872 After hours: 47 1776 rounds against Double- Hill in the second semi- credit unions are now view, Floreat Park and final. East Victoria Park operating success f u 11 y LEN HARRIS, Manager. orough, Marist are a strong, hard-hitting throughout Australia. 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 368; Scarb ., 0 04.4.4,11141 , 1P#04.4`e.1.....#####.4`.0~4 .4.411,#.11 .4.04.41 .4. ,,INAPINININI M4 , , went on to play Double- side, but they lack Tuart The Society's monthly LICENSED PLUMBER Hill's brilliance and view in the grand final. may publication contains a HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK be struggling if the wea- special article, "The ParMarist, who failed to —16.6.-1111.a SEPTIC TANK INSTALLt.TIONS : Mir " ish Credit Union," and score in the first half and ther is fine. A LL WORK GUARANTEED 1111is "The Record" selects were down by two goals, Highgate and Tuart Hill. fought back with a couResults of last week's rageous display of footgames: Queens Park 11.8 ball to defeat Doubleview d. Bedford Park 5.7; 4.5 to 3.1. Tuart Hill 17.7 d. Como The Xaverian Club Congratulations to the 9.9; Doubleview-Scarbo rPerth Arcade Cr 19 Barrack St., Perth coach, Brother Leo—a caught all the sun on fit- ough 8.5 d. Applecross ting climax to a success- 7.7; Highgate 10.9 d. East Sunday at the golf day at • Lottery Agency Embleton. The girls conful season. Victoria Park 3.5. tinued to lower their • Newsagency scores, while the men • Hospital Benefit Fund Agenc‘ found the lake and the confined boundaries • Tobacconist tough opposition. Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre Congratulations to those who had not played before on excellent "firstup" scores. SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF Future Activities: Saturday, August 31, Cabaret ' 12" L P.'s AT — with "The Nameless Three," Sandgate Street • Al l Top -40 Hits are available Hall, South Perth, 8 p.m. Tuesday, September 3: Gentlemen liquid refreshW. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. a.m. ments, ladies a tray. 9.30: Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral. Principal Squash each Friday, 8.30434 Albany Hwy.VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 10. Squash Academy, 337 concelebrant and preacher, Bishop M. McOxford Street. LeederKeon. from WHITTAKERS vine. This is a good 10.30: Address to priests in Trinity College Hall ••••••• ••• • • • •• •••• Wkittaksrs era W.A.'s Timber Joiwy specielists am. ••• chance for a trim, taut by Father R. Donohoe. malty years asireciesocm. playing skirled creftrasaa and terrific summer. 11.15: Opening Session—"Aims of the Seminar," laaiat on Wieittekers Timber Jelaery, t.%lest sea sad Someone surely must oseterials ca• meks. by Brother D. V. McMahon, C.F.C. Division beat our current chaminto age and discussion groups. pion, "Jean Forbes-Macp.m. kay." 86 Forrest Street, Cottesloe 12.30: Lunch. 1.30: Talk —"What is the Liturgy?" phone 3 3019 Seniors: Father J. Chauncy. for old style furniture. Middle: Father P. G. J. O'Reilly. Juniors: Father I. McIntosh, O.M.I. r eplicas of antique Guns. MERCEDES hockey OF HAY ST. SUSIACO 2.30: Talk—"Content of the Liturgy," with redetails: D2 Grade — MerThese can be found 111 4411 ferences to Mass and the Sacraments. cedes 1, S.E.C. 0. After an in the oldest shop in Cottesloe Seniors: Father D. Madigan, O.M.I. even and hard-played game, Mercedes' centreMiddle: Deacon M. Naisbitt. forward, Thelma DusselPlenty of Parking. Juniors: Father G. Aldous. dorp, scored a brilliant goal a few seconds before We would also be interested Wednesday, September 4: the final whistle. El a.m. TO BUY Grade — Y.M.(Scarb.) 9, 9.30: Talk —"The Role of the Altar Server in f urniture, curios, oil paintings, Mercedes 1. E3 Grade— the Church's Liturgy." Vic. Square E. 2, Floreat f rames, brassware, copperware, vases. 0. Goals Dianne Pecotich, Seniors: Father C. M. Ross, O.S.M. MeIMICWiliVICIMNIMICWOOMS%,•••••••• Ann Godfrey. Paula HalMiddle: Father R. Donohoe. lam was outstanding. Juniors: Father J. Mogan, C.SS.R. "Malleft. 11.00: Hymn Session conducted by Father P. Ahern and Father C. Ross. 11.30: Special talk for seniors — "The Specific Role of the Senior Server," by Father R. The next meeting of the Donohoe. PTY. LTD. Guild of Sacred Music 12 noon: Mass in Trinity College Hall, with will be held in the up2 23-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER modern hymns. stairs hall, All Saints' p.m. Centre, 77 St. George's W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors 12.30: Lunch. Terrace, on Tuesday, Sep2.00: Seniors: Talk—"Vocations," by Father J. For Better Paving Contact Us tember 3, at 8 p.m. The O'Reilly. Juniors: Films. agenda includes GelinWe specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of eau's Responsorial Mass, R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. Thursday, September 5: and an English Motet by We have a most modern plant including power Picnic at Yanchep. Buses leave Trinity Father David Jillett. R oller Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. College at 10 a.m., and return at 4 p.m. E stimates Submitted Free Servers are to bring their own lunch. Country Clients please note that we have a StateDrinks, etc., will be available at Yanchep. wide Service, and will gladly quote on any Bus fare, including entry to Yanchep, 40c. requirements. The annual general We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. Friday, September 6: meeting of Holy Cross Prompt Delivery. tennis club was held on a.m. August 18. The following 9.30: The Archconfraternity of St. Stephen, PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 When letting your property, there are many office-bearers were electconducted by Father R. Donohoe. 4441"."....Noirmsmep. costly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. ed for the coming year— 11.00: Movement at the altar, conducted by the president-captain, Mr. P. Your worries are over from the start when left Seminarians of St. Charles' Seminary, Brophy; vice - president, to the expert know-how of General Agency's Guildford. Mr. J. Beverley; secreProperty Management Division. 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TRAIN TO BE A NURSING AIDE

16140 Suitable women between the ages of years will be accepted for training. Years' Consideration given to applicants over 40and.on On completion of 12 months instruction natdion, i pt haessiNnugrstihneg Nurses' rsesR' eRgei sgtiesrtr. ation Board Exam enrolle on is aide plus 6 months supervision, the A weekly salary is paid—board and lodging de ducted $8.38 a week. RESIDENCE: A Nurses' Home. Schol EDUCATION—Minimum: ot2heryeasursb High ects. subjects. passing English ii TRAINING HOSPITALS: Albany Regional Hospital Bunbury Regional Hospital Busselton District Hospital Collie District Hospital Merredin District Hospital Regional Hospital Swan District Hospital Katanning District Hospital Mt. Henry Hospital—Como 18 ENQUIRIES: Organiser of Nurse Training' Colin Street, West Perth, W.A. 600 Telephone: 21 4153.

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