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PERTH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1968.
CONCERN GROWS DYER ABORTIONS IN REHAB
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CONCERN is mounting in Britain over the effects of the country's new abortion laws, which came into force just over five months ago. Already more than 14,000 women have had legal abortions, including some 9,000 of them free through the National Health Service. It is estimated that the figure will reach 30,000 by the end of the first 12 months. About 40 per cent of these operations have taken place in private nursing homes and from all reports the law has now legalised and encouraged the abortionist profiteers that the sponsors of the law claimed it would suppress.
Opponents of the act had claimed that in practice it would allow abortion on demand t hrough the National Health Service because of the "social clause," w hich permits abortion when pregnancy or birth not only affects the phy- AN all-night Vigil for coffee will be provided, sical or mental health of but those taking part are Christian Vocations will asked the mother, but also of to bring everything any existing child and be the conclusion of the else. a llows the total social Annual Solemn Novena On the first day of the environment of the Novena, Saturday, Novmother to be taken into in honour of Our Lady ember 30, there will be of the Miraculous Medal t wo sessions, at 5.30 p.m. account. and to be held in St. Mary's there7.30 p.m. Other days will be one session Cathedral from Satur- at 7.30 p.m. The Novena day, November 30, to will end with a torchlight procession on Sunday, Sunday, December 8. December 8.
The new Archbishop arrives. When he returned from visits to Rome and the Eastern States last *veek Archbishop-Elect L. J. Goody was welcomed on the steps of the Archbishop's residence, Victoria Square, by the A dministrator of St. Mary's Cathedral, Monsignor J. Hogan ( left) . The Liturgical Welcome and Enthronement of Archbishop Goody will take place in St. Mary's Cathedral on Friday, December 20, at 6 r m.
ALL NIGHT VIGIL FOR VOCATIONS Brothers' Centenary Mass
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the public Mass of Thanksgiving held in St. Mary's Cathedral last Thursday evening.
Those privileged to be the Eastern States, as The Novena is to be present found the experi- did the Provincials of the The Vigil will begin Three operating room made for four general in- ence both a moving and Brothers in Victoria and a memorable one. nurses at Lansdowne with Mass at 11 p.m. on tentions — Voca New South Wales, Brotions, Friday, December 6, and Hospital Over 1,400 people, pack- ther J. L. Kelty and BroPeace in the world, espein Cardiff, continue throughout the cialy in Vietnam, Wales, have resigned for the ing the Cathedral to capa- ther J. A. McGlade respecnight until Mass at 5 a.m. safety religious and moral reaof Australia as a city, were impressed by tively. sons because of a twelve- on Saturday morning, De- Christian nation, and the ceremonial of the Civic and religious leafold increase in abortions cember 7, which will be Christian unity. Private concelebrated Mass, the ders of the community, concelebrated by the Ca- I there since ntentions may be placed spirited and beautiful representing State and the new act thedral staff and visiting in came into the petition box, and harmonies of organ, in- Federal force. Governments, priests. Other hospitals are also will remain there for the struments and choir, and other religious denominaMeditations will be nine days. report in g the intensity of the par- tions, the University, from their resignations con ducted throughout ticipation of the large Education Department, PARKING nursing and oPerating room staffs, the night on the theme of Parking facilities will c ongregation, all combin- the Independent Schools, Christian Vocation in the be available for the whole ing to communicate to all Many of whom are the Armed Services and Irish modern world, and Catholic. and will period of the Novena in present a rare spiritual Commerce were special include vocations marto nathe experience fitting the grounds of Mercedes Hospitals generally are riage, the lay apostolate, College, entrance through ture of a Centenary occa- guests of the Christian Understaffed Brothers at this Mass of in Britain missionary work (cleri- Goderich Street sion. gate. and the Thanksgiving. situation can be cal and lay) and vocaexpected to get The principal conceleThe Congregation was worse tions to the priesthood With the brant was Bishop M. Mc- mainly comprised of rereluctance of at and religious life. least a Keon, Vicar Capitular of presentatives of the Old percentage of their Catholic Priests taking part in the Archdiocese. Other Boys of the Christian staff memthe Vigil include FatItr bers to be involved in oncelebrants were Mon- Brothers, Catholic lay orc any Way in these operations. K. O'Brien, C.SS.R., Recsignor E. Sullivan, and ganisations and numertor of the Redemptorist Professor T. N. Fathers R. Kelly, F. Dil- ous Parents and Friends Jefferlon, B. Harris, D. Foley, of the Brothers who have Coate, Professor of ob- Monaster, Father D. F. Stetrics P. McCrann, C. Tory and worked so faithfully and and gynaecology Bourke, C.M., Rector of at. Liverpool University, St. Charles' Seminary, G. Brophy, S.J., all Old energetically with the said in a Father O'Reilly, J. V. DioBoy priests of the Chris- Christian Brothers over that many recent lecture cesan Director of Vocatian Brothers, represent- the 75 years since their young doctors Without ing all schools in the economic or pro- tions, Father M. Keating in Western AusThe final figure sup- Archdiocese. Father P. G. arrival f.essional security are be- and a Columban Father. tralia. They will be assisted plied by the Church J. O'Reilly officiated as coerced into ending Pregnancies when by priests of the Cathed- Office for a Catholic con- Master of Ceremonies. SPECIAL MUSIC they COuld find tribution through the little justifica- ral staff. The Archbishop-Elect, tion for doing The Vigil is intended parishes to the Lord The Mass sung was the so. for all sections of the Mayor's Meckering the Most Rev. Dr. L. J. Jubilee Mass composed C atholic community, Earthquake Appeal is Goody, was present in especially for the occathe sanctuary, together sion by Richard Connolly, priests and Religious, $7,353.14. Contributions were re- with a large number of a notable Australian commen and women, and it is hoped that many will ceived this week from clergy and members of poser of church and come to take part in this Bridgetown, $18; J. M. religious orders. choir music. It employs of concerted Chitty, $2; North DoubleThe Superior General the harmonies of a choir , Many doctors also. effort prayer that many more view, $57, Merredin, $3 of the Christian Brothers, of soprano voices for the t—PeciallY r ties, feel the younger people may hear the ($6.15); Wilson, $13; Rev. Brother A. A. Loftus, "schola" and the people's they might voice of God and respond Beverley, $5; o Morley, and his Vicar, Rev. Bro- choir of mixed voices N)ardise their careers to it. they $100; Mosman Park, $40; ther M. C. Normoyle, with the accompaniment followed their There will be a break East Victoria Park, $4 honoured the occasion of organ and brass infl ofences in the ".. matter for refreshments during ($149); Guildford, $63.60; with their presence, mak- struments. PAGE TWO air the night. Milk, tea and and West Perth $140.55. ing a special trip from PAGE 16 Mir
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Anglican, Catholic FROM (1) Bishops together get ABORTION: WHAT in Melbourne HAS BEEN DONE
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"The Observer," nation: al Sunday c ently saidnewspaper, re. that is gov nirtth uealwlyatyhetoaLondon bboec r toiz
and others still feared c apital of the West, with ‘,LondonVirtually legal action—possible un- abortion n o avaa hn. s der the law in some cases able on demand. — if they refused a reotonly quest for an abortion, he m a oreorlegalanabaon rytioonitht added. "We are approaching a Western city, situation which already of them who but many are in prin. An historic meeting and the ritual adminis- obtains in many Euro- vate practice are of it. Consequentactively took place at "Raheen," tration a pean countries where looking for At this time the Bishops achieved with a spirit of SIR.—As a number of business," it your correspondents are of W.A. made a statement co-operation and fellow- Studley Avenue, Kew, ly, it is agreed that sub- doctor employed by the concerned at the appar- for the secular press re- ship and a meeting has Melbourne on Wednes- ject to the ratification State has to perform pregnancy advisory ent apathy and lack of iterating quite clearly the been called of representa- day, November 20 when of the respective Bish- operations which he re- saA service id. has opened in condiofficially appointed Bishops' Conference, unethical, othergards as resistance Catholic co-ordinated viewpoint on tives of various interestLondon to advise baptism should ops of the Catholic and tional employhis he loses wise to the proposed "Termi- this subject, and this ed Catholic organisations where they may women get an nation of Pregnancy" viewpoint was emphati- for the purpose of con- Anglican churches held not be administered pro- ment," Professor Jeffer- abortion. bT rohr m on. the informal discussions on that the fact of vided said. coate ( legalised abortion) Bill, cally repeated from pul- sidering further action to Abortion Law Reit may be as well to out- pits throughout the State. continue the task of op- matters of mutual inter- administration of Bap- In Dublin, Professor A. form Association, line some of what has We should also refer to posing the Bill. This est and concern. The tism in either church has H. Browne, presidentwhich elect of the Biology So- campaigned strongly for been done in this matter. those good people who meeting will examine all Bishops present were, on been duly certified. the present act, is College Royal nature of the ciety of the the Catholic side, Arch Next the now Early this year the Ca- wrote to their Members aspects of the question, bishop J. Knox of Mel- Episcopate, its divine in- of Physicians and Sur- pressing for the estabtholic Social Apostolate of Parliament or the including the various ac- bourne, Archbishop J. stitution and junction geons in Ireland, describ- lishment of special decided to conduct a daily press and to those tions suggested by your C arroll, representing was explored in a general ed the new act as "a nics exclusively for clifew who abor• battled against correspondents. petition of protest for tions. Cardinal Gilroy, of Syd- way, with the expectation c atastrophe." Yours, &c., presentation to the Legis- a predetermined opposiG. of more exhaustive treatArchbishop HARRY CHILD, n e y, lative Council. Conse- tion on radio and TV Young of Hobart, Arch- ment at a later meeting panels. President, Catholic quently over 29,000 signabishop-Elect L. J. Goody PROBLEMS All of this has been Social Apostolate. tures were tabled in that of Perth, and Bishop J. In the afternoon, the Chamber while the Bill considered N. Cullinane, Auxiliary Conference was in debate. The text Bishop of Melbourne: on some of the problems December 1 (Violet) FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT of the protest which ( 1st Class). Mass Proper. No Gloria. Creed. the Anglican, the Prim- that faced the church in the petition headed of Trinity. Preface world, ate, Archbishop P. N. W. the contemporary sheets was carefully conStrong of Brisbane, Arch- and it was decided to is- December 2 (Red): St. Bibiana, Martyr (3rd sidered and was totally bishop F. Woods of Mel sue the following stateClass). Mass from Common. Common Preacceptable to all signatobourne, Bishop J. A. G. ment:— face. ries. We have been adHousden of Newcastle, "As human beings and vised that the number of OR (Violet): Mass of Preceding Sunday (3rd Bishop T. T. Reed of Christians, we feel the signatures obtained was Class) . No Gloria. Common Preface. C IR, to all Catholics interest Adelaide, Bishop D. A. need to call for the reva high percentage of life, of human erencing Garnsey of Gippsland, ed in the l •P It subject, to gives me pleasure adults who attend Sun(White) : St. Francis Xavier, Conto announce, that the gather at 98 Beatrice-st., and the Right Reverend born and unborn. We are December 3 day Mass. fessor (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed. Commain writers in defence North Doubleview, on F. R. Arnott, Bishop Co- concerned that modern On the same day that of Christian principles Sunday, December 1 at adjutor of Melbourne. mon Preface. society tends to cheapen petition signatures were to your Readers' Opin- noon, in support of AChuman life, and we afThe morning session firm our belief that all December 4 (White): St. Peter Chrysologos, being collected, the excel- ions column, have taken TION. The full commitBishop, Confessor, Doctor (3rd Class). Mass lent pamphlet, "What's up the challenge put to tee will be present to was devoted to matters human life is sacred and Wrong With Abortion," the laity, by the Vicar outline their preliminary of an ecumenical nature. should never be terminfrom Common. Common Preface. was made available in Capitular convenience the ated for Bishop M. plans. OR (Violet): Mass of Preceding Sunday (3rd There was first dismost centres. Copies of McKeon, when he spoke We ask all parish cussion on the theology of an individual or of Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. the pamphlet were distri- out again those politi- priests to relay this inand practice of Baptism, society. buted to over 190 church cians We must work to- December 5 (Violet): Mass of Preceding Sunday supporting the vitation to their parish- and the following resoluleaders of other denomi- Abortion Bill. ioners whenever pos- tion was passed: "In a gether both nationally ( 3rd Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. nations with the invitasible. rep- and internationally to December 6 (White): St. Nicholas, Bishop, Conbetween conference undernamed have The in the participate tion to Indoor facilities avail- resentative bishops of create an order of justice fessor (3rd Class). Mass Proper. Common petition. Apart from two formed a Co-ordinated able up to 500 people, t he Anglican Church and and to outlaw war. For offers of personal sup- Action Committee, and Preface. sufwar brings modern unlimited. outdoors the Catholic Church in port, there were no other discussed actions at our On behalf of Messrs: Australia: it was estab- fering to millions who OR (Violet) : Mass of Preceding Sunday (3rd replies to this appeal. disposal, before the W.A. Bernard Caddell. Parker- lished that there is mu- are often innocent of its Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. The pamphlet was also Parliament resumes its rille: Terry Daly. Como: tual agreement regarding causes. We affirm that delivered individually to sittings in March 1969. indiscriminate the 7 (White): St. Ambrose, Bishop, ConDecember As first step, an au- Jim Harding. Woodlands: the theology of Baptism each member of both slaughter of human beDoctor (3rd Class). Mass Proper. fessor, Keating. NollaVince Houses of the State Par- dience have been requestings is always wrong. Preface. mara; Ken Richardson. Common Grace the with His ed timely and liament. The Our society far too ofMaddington. OR (Violet): Mass of Preceding Sunday (3rd. generous action of the St. Archbishop, Dr. L. J. ten shirks the duty of Yours etc., Vincent de Paul Society Goody, to outline our Class). No Gloria. Common Preface. physically for the caring G. Sappelli. (distributors of Austra- plans and ask for his and mentally weak and December 8 (White): Feast of the Immaculate lian Catholic Truth pub- blessing and co-operahandicapped. The care Conception (1st Class). Mass Proper. Creed. lications) in making the tion. of such people is one of Preface of Blessed Virgin Mary. dealso been I t has pamphlets available must man's highest vocations. be appreciated by all cided to maintain the We believe that the open invitation extended who read it. present desire to widen Iv 00, 04 , 0 ,, 4 MN , •••••4.~#,PO4,4,0,0'~O,".#4,•~4..."0,04•4 the area of legal aborI am sure most of us tion is an attempt to could recall instances of find a way out of personoften having been a al and social problems CIR, W.A.O.A. for which our society k° I am certainly in source of nuisance to Inspection of our Quality Work arranged. ought to be finding other our neighbour — a cause procession a favour of O PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Contractors for Commonwealth and State Gov't. solutions." of discomfiture to others, through the city to ParOffices, Hospitals, etc. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 611880 unwittingly This sometimes house. liament Res.: 67 1685 perhaps but through our should include Religious R ing— and laity. This profession own want of forethought. BETTER BUILDiNG MAINTENANCE of faith will have a wonThe question is are we derful effect on the pub- still at it? Of course we Phone 49 4321 or 6 6372 C atholic Institutions — Enjoy lic and I think we need are. We do the same Special Quotations at the . . this for the gift of our thing to the last persons DECEMBER holy faith. The petition we would ever tnink of 8: 10.30 a.m. Attend we signed was not a suc- irritating, our Mass, St. Brigid's paris,_ march fails, cess, so if a church, West Perth. priests themselves. Du try a second petition. We not be surprised, it is 3.00 p.m. Attend prohave some good solid a fact. I refer to the cession, West Perth. sodalities who could or- f requent telephone caiis 12: 6.30 p.m. Bless and ganise a march so what merely to enquire about FRESH FISH — FROZEN FISH open new church, about it? I will walk the timings of Masses Medina. SHELL FISH — OLIVE OIL, Etc. in a march at 79 years and Church services, es- 13: 7.15 p.m. Adult Conold and a sufferer of pecially when a day oi Always Available firmation, St. Mary's asthma. To sum up, it is obligation is announced. Cathedral. FREE DELIVERY IN METROPOLITAN AREA abortion, or God. Please 20: 6.00 p.m. Solemn enTELEPHONE 5 3281 ( 5 Lines) The subject came up show your faith. throne m e n t, St James Patrick. in course of conversation or FREMANTLE P.O. BOX 384. M ary's Cathedral, Scarborough. I had with a priest, and A rchbishop L. J. I can tell you he was Goody. almost bitter about it, 27: 7.00 p.m. Subiaco City and rightly, too. Imagine Hall, attend dinner a poor priest resting Australian Catholic quietly in his room and Lawn Tennis Associahaving to jump up every tion Carnival. while to answer tele- 31: 1.30 p.m. Present trophone calls from phies, Australian Cathoughtless parishioners tholic Lawn Tennis enquiring after Mass Association Carnival, timings; and by how Alexander Park. The many of them? ww priest told me it goes on w nearly all day! If people paid attenWOULD YOU LIKE TO SERVE UNDER THE BANNER OF tion to the announcements from the pulpit, or ST. FRANCIS IN THE CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN from WHITTAKERS missing that, could study A Whittaker. sr• W.A.'s Timber loismsey spoeiconsts 6111' BROTHER? ORDER? AS A PRIEST OR the notice in the porches sitillod crafting's. of sway yaws srais•Ammmb leaving the b efore es Wisittelmrs Tombs, Asissory, Hes flisost mos ossil Church it would be a onsitswiels eas ..km. Young men from 17 onwards who have left school may great relief to the priests.
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Solid studies of the HOUSING ROW AT Encyclical needed By JAMES C. O'NEILL.
THE time for declarations and polemics against Pope Paul VI's encyclical on birth control, "Humanae Vitae," is over, Father Bernard Haering, C.SS.R., said in an interview in Rome. T he well-known theologian said that "Humanae chief concerns should find a full response itae's" V positive teachings should be deepened and a nd its brought to a fuller understanding.
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THE housing chief in Birmingham, Britain's second biggest city, told the Catholic Church it should help pay for homes for large Catholic families not practising birth control. Alderman Anthony Beaumont Dark, chairman of the city's housing committee, declared: "If people in authority make a policy by which it is against the laws of the Church to use contraceptives, they should also be prepared to accept responsibility for that policy. If a Church sets out on such a course that the inevitable result is large families then it ought to think about helping them.
"The Catholic Church Demands also have people have large famiThe German Redemp- cyclical is over. They is rich and could help to been made for Alderman lies they don't want betorist, who has been should give place to solid house some large fami- Dark to resign. cause they want to live a the foremost studies in which the chief lies who are waiting for among 'The alderman, 36, has normal life together as champions for a change concern of the encyclihomes. We do our best to advised the Archbishop Catholics, he declared. "I in the Church's tradition- cal should find a full rehelp, but it means that "to live in the twentieth quite properly make the al position on birth con- sponse and the positive the available resources century" and to chastise point that the wealthy trol, recalled that in Au- teaching should be deephave to be spread thinly." not him by "those priests Roman Catholic Church gust Pope Paul at Bogota, ened and brought to a He was commenting on who have left the faith might in the short term Colombia, made it clear fuller understanding of slum overcrowding prob- because of the Pope's consider helping them inthat theologians have the all who are concerned in to better housing condilems raised in a council mediaeval policy." right to continue their re- this regard. Many poorly housed tions." meeting, including one search in freedom and "In this context I instance where 49 adults discussions the that would mention the conand children had only which have been aroused cern for genuine nine bedrooms between conjugal Vitae" by "Humanae love, the dignity of the them. might lead to a better person, the dignity of the knowledge of God's will. conjugal His comments raised act and a gener- position"— that contra"In view of the Pope's of trust and create seri- an angry storm. It was ous responsible parentception may be justified ous opposition among pointed out that in the atttitude that theologians hood. by circumstances — has emerging nations which specific instance mentionshould have reasonable not been altered substan- expect something more ed none of the people infreedom for research Guidelines for commu- pronouncing ,he words and development, the PERSONAL POSITION tially. He emphasised than contraceptives, pills, volved was a Catholic. nal penance services have of absolution. time of declarations and Father Haering made it that his present, irenic condoms and intraBishop James A Hickey, polemics against the en- clear that his 'scientific approach to the problem pterine devices. The enFather Eamonn Casey, been issued by the Liturhas not been forced upon cyclical may well be an director of the Catholic gical Commission of the diocesan administrator, him but is the result of a effective summons to Housing Aid Society, call- Saginaw, U.S.A., diocese. has commended such (In a communal pen- penance services for the change that has occurred view the problems with ed the alderman's statesince the issue of the greater balance and not ment appalling and said ance, a number of people diocese. encyclical. to rely simply on the it interfered with the gather together for a conThe communal service —SOLI AGENTS— means of contraception." basic rights of the indi- fession service. One or aims to stress clearly "There has been an eviR. CONNABEER & COMPANY Father Haering, how- vidual. It is untrue to more priests take part.) four major aspects of the dent change in the reaThe Liturgical Commis- sacrament: 165 HAY STRFET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. lity," he said, and cited ever, also stated: "I can- say that the Catholic Pope Paul's statement in not conceal that my diffi- Church encourages peo- sion views the admini(1) The nature of sin Bogota, various public culties about the correct ple to have large families, stration of the sacrament both as an offence against he said. The Church is of Penance in a commuthe declarations by national understanding of God and as a wound to bishops' conferences and meaning of natural law, conscious of the obliga- nal fashion as an occa- the Church. W. F. SAMSON & Co. tion to plan families in a of the openness of each sional matter—and not a the reasonable freedom R.E.I.W.A. ( 2) Reconciliation with weekly proof research being left to individual marital act to responsible way, he went regular 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE God and with the Church. on. procreation and of the cedure. It is emphasised Leal Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Itsets theologians. (3) The co-operation of stewardship of man over that there must be oral eollected, Estates managed. Representing: Queensland InCHURCH PLAYS "With this new reality, his reproductive faculsurante Co. Ltd., Royal Automobile Club of W.A. (Ine.) confession made indi- the entire Church in love, LAX, Insurance Pty. Ltd., Bank of 11.8.W. Sartngs Bank polemics and reaction ties, still exist. However, ITS PART vidually to a priest — good example and prayAstsey. are out of place and not I feel the contributions general confession or ers for the conversion of He reported that his Equitable Life arid General Insurance Co. Ltd. the right way of respond- of several episcopates general absolution is not sinners. Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Sir Frederick ing. Acceptance of the are a very valuable step own small organisation permissible. ( 4) The value of the had rehoused more than S amson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson 30 4425, fundamental value which forward." Each priest who joins sacrament of Penance in a thousand families Mrs. D. P. Migro 5 3551. an encyclical of the Pope in hearing the confes- fostering the Christian has, and even with the In speaking of his posi- throughout the country. sions must also join in life. tion, Father Haering Catholic "The Church disagreements involved, an encyclical is the start- said: "It is now useless will always play its part ing point on the road, a and harmful to go into in the social needs of the starting point that can- further declarations. We community and indeed not at all be neglected." now have a good basis has an excellent record for the development of in doing so," he stated. He noted that he had the encyclical teaching. Alderman Dark, replyjust published a book in We have been provided Italian, together with by the various national ing through the press, Jesuit Father Karl Rah- hierarchies with pastoral said the Catholic Church ner, entitled "Reflections solutions and it is up to "encourages people by on 'Humanaes Vitae,— theologians in full loyalty default to have large that reviews the bishops' to the magisterium (the families. The Church is statements issued in Ger- Church's teaching autho- wealthy and could posmany, Belgium, Canada rity) to work out a theo- sibly help." He also deand Italy. "I feel that the logical understanding of scribed Pope Paul's ruling on birth control as contributions of several the problems." "mediaeval," but declarepiscopates are a very He cited some such ed that the Birmingham valuable step forward. "We must City Council would alThey do not diminish at problems: all the fundamental con- study how to continue ways house people in All you need do is install a Cafe Bar in your church hall or meeting room. cerns of the Pope. How- the dialogue with the need irrespective of their Cafe Bar dispenses hot soup, chocolate, ever, they are adding modern world on the na- religion or colour. tea and coffee made freshly by the cup some very important dis- tural law . . . It seems Shelter, national camJust the way you like it. One serve costs tinctions and further de- theologians have the rea- paign for the homeless, sonable freedom to do just 2.2 cents including the throw-away velopments." joined in the storm this honestly and sincerep lastic cup, or you can use your own cups through its director, Des ly without hypocritical and halve the cost per serve. There's no POPULATION Wilson. phrases . . . We must atkettle to boil, no preparation required, PROBLEMS "It is wrong to infer tack the problem of the and no washing up. Every guild, group Moreover, he said, "I natural law in a scientific that all large families are or committee will find it a wonderful time think we should give spe- way—the history of the Catholics," he said. "It is s aver. And it's just the thing for that cial attention to what the natural law means to probably wrong to sugf ellowship gathering after Sunday services. Pope says about popula- modern man. Secondly, gest that the Catholic J ust pass the plate around for the usual tion problems. He does we must work out the p'olicy inevitably leads to 5 cents a cuppa and you'll not say much, but it scientific expressions large families." find it a worthwhile asset to help your should be developed. Any about the synthesis of church funds along. Recent surveys had naivete about treating the communicative good suggested that if the Birthe problem by spread- and the procreative good mingham City Council ing contraception is very of marriage." adequately tackled underdangerous — dangerous occupation of its properHe also declared that from a moral viewpoint ties it would have no difit's the proven see saw action and from the point of "if there were a violent ficulty in housing many effort all to honest stifle that makes Harts cisterns so view of developing nathinking and argument— of its large families now silent. All working parts are tions. For a free demonstration in your parish without homes. nylon—gives a lifetime of suspensions, imposed by "Iam convinced that it phone 233332, 23 2466 or 21 4517 trouble free service. The — — is very dangerous for silence, etc.—to impose a ARCHBISHOP WARNS cisterns casing Is of top M. D. Ferstat & Co., 671 Hay Street, Perth. rich nations because they hyprocri tical attitude, quality stainless steel—resists Archbishop Geor ge corrosion and is available In will cause a serious crisis nothing remains but to Dwyer of Birmingham in CB is manifest one's own sinall popular stove enamel statement warned later a frank cerity through colours. Alderman Dark that his statements. Father Haering said: "I job was to administer do not think the well- the law—not lay it down. known series of suspen"His personal views are sions in dealing with his own business," the priests who contest the statement added. "But as Alant, artree ;r1 Nk i v W. HART & CO. PTY. LTD. encyclical's teaching re- chairman of the housing 105 Fitzgerald St.,S.Perth, W.A., 6000 Telephone 28 2733 presents the attitude of committee he has no 1 1.1IIII MI Ell MI 11111 111 1111 1111 the Pope. Therefore, we right whatever to critishould not be affected by cise the size, colour or I To S. W. Hart & Co., B.P.O. 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Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Discusses . • •
LACK LOVE
NOTHING breaks down race hatred as much as personal contact. Only by the sense of touch do we take a people out of the anonymous group where they are hated, into the human order where they are seen to be lovable. This was the theme of an earlier article. In this we continue describing how personal contact with others breaks down prejudice, on the grounds that touch creates an infection of goodness. True, there are contagious diseases, but there is also contagious goodness. True, infections, spread by touch, but so do good personal relations. Just as the body has both an afferent nerve and an efferent nerve, one which conducts sensation to the brain and the other which transmits thoughts from the brain, so too, personal contact helps both the one who touches and the one who is touched.
T he Healing Touch The touch of the doctor to the patient brings a sense of healing to the patient, but the patient in his turn expresses confidence and thanks and hope to the doctor. The woman in the crowd who crept up behind Our Lord and touched His garment was hoping for the infection of healing as she said: "If I but touch the hem of His garment, I will be healed.' On the part of the Lord Himself, there was a communication, for He said that He felt a power go out from Him. His goodness infected her body and her soul exchanged faith for His healing power. The poor extend their open hands hoping for communication of charity, while the charitable extend to them their cupped hands, filled with alms. In any exchange of goodness, the giver and receiver are both blessed. On record is a medical history of ten orphan asylums where, with one exception, every single child who was admit-
ted before the age of one, died before t he age of two for want of love. Experiments were conducted in another hospital where children were divided into two groups—one called the "Nursery group" where they were cared for by their own mothers. The other, the "Foundling group" where there was only one nurse for every eight to 12 children. The mothers in the nursery picked up their children many times a day. The foundlings were given the minimum of a ttention. After two years, the Nursery group who were loved by their mothers became normal children. The Foundling group could not walk nor feed themselves, but were described by doctors as "apathetic idiots." After five years, in the Nursery group where there was love, not a single child was lost. In the second group, 37 per cent of the children died.
F rustrated Love Similar experiments have been made among juvenile delinquents. The more serious offenders and those most apt to repeat crimes, were those who were from divorced or separated parents and, therefore, who grew up without any love. Aggressive behaviour is due to frustrated love. Aggression is a technique for compelling love. Psychiatrists tell us that children steal money from their parents, not because they know the
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value of money, nor because they want to spend it, but because they want som,a. thing which they do not have, namelylove. The wanting of money is a vicarious' substitute for want of love. The love which infects others need not necessarily be a material love, but there must be some manifestation of affection. A group of young monkeys were divided into two groups, both separated from the mothers. One group was without any relationship to one who might bestow affection, the other monkeys were given a mechanical mother which was electrically warmed and whose arms could be moved mechanically, thus giving some show of affection. The young monkeys who were in the care of the mechanical mother and received some semblance of a ffection and warmth became normal monkeys. The others turned out to be the craziest of all monkeys. The first picture of the world that the young have is through the experience they have with the mother. If the mother is loving or unloving, so later the child will consider the world as loving or unloving. In order, then, to establish communications with other people, it is not only necessary to move among them and to social ise with them in order to convert their anonymity into persons; it is also necessary to infect them with one's goodness and love. This is best done not by a cheque alone, but by diffusing warmth, fellowship and love, especially in the Inner City. Those whom we touch in loving service are always lovable.
ROME REPORT....
that there is a tradition motif, that catechesis of catechetical pluralism should foster an attitude because many adapta- which finds, in the word tions of this catechism of God, the highest celeare in use. This tradition bration of man and, in of pluralism will be man, the clearest image strengthened by the de- of God. cision to prepare four Secondly, it mentions catechisms which are the need for new strucfrom tures of catechesis, but matrices really which the diverse teach- does not analyse the role ing texts will be elabo- of new means of comrated. munication or how to The basic document reach a population in shows that the new cate- movement with means The bishops are asked chism will be an impor- other than the family and to comment on the 139tant advance on those the traditional parish. Thirdly, it acknowin use. The poscurrently 31 January by page text that catechesis ledges seem shortcomings sible of of the mean. new the the course, the faithDutch cateelaboration catechism, golden a found next and some months The basic to take place has now the Firstly, three. be to message chism. document ful were not adequately C hristian The episcopate's cate- third section of the docu- in a society being rapidly after the definitive ver- states that other coun- prepared for the change. around a central theme it does tries' catechetical experi- The Italians are trying to which will interest con- chetical office is run by ment does not present secularised, but adequately sion should be ready. ments indicate not and force sufficient with Aldo del have been closely avoid anything similar: temporary man. How- Monsignor Work has already begun studied but that the solu- the bishops are asked to ever, the Congregation Monte, 52, a Piedmontese, rigour its important leit- how this is to be done. on the first of four cate- tion adopted seems to seek comments of all the for the Council, which is who called in theolobest meet Italian pasto- faithful on the provision- the watchdog over cate- gians, biblical scholars, 20 Mabel St., chisms which wil l fol- ral requirements. chisms, still tends to liturgists, moralist s, al base document. S outh Perth psychololow the guidelines estabThe French operation judge them as lists of catechetists, 67 2716 is a rigid, complex one truths, as does the Doc- gists, educationalists and PAINTING CONTRACTOR lished by the basic docuwith a whole series of trinal Congregation. Un- sociologists for advice; ment: for infants; for official catechisms. The less this criterion is organised several nationItalian scheme aims at modified, a clash between al conferences on the Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set young children; for adoproducing four matrices the Roman curia and the subject; and handed the seems lescents; and for adults. Italian catechism drafting' of base docuThe differences between which will guide the pro- inevitable. ment over to a team of Whereas the Dutch pro- Italian catechetical stra- duction of catechisms. CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 The four Italian cateSince the Council, the five theologians. duced only an adults' tegy and that of the LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS conferbasic provide episcopal will chism talian I The basic document catechism and the French French is instructive. Lotto. 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FATHER FERRER SAV ING A CHU RCH RETURNS TO INDIA By Elsbeth Campbell.
RESTORATION work is in Mexico City on the "sinking" continuing
FROM SINKING
down in two sections— basilica is a national of Tecamachalco in the Basilica of Our Lady of the apse (where the main m onument," Gonzalez State of Puebla. altar is) is built on firm pointed out, "and thereGuadalupe. EARTHQUAKE rocky soil and the front fore the government The task has already part of the church is on must restore and repair Although at present in ruins, repairs are graducost $4,100,000, and no weak subsoil. This latter it." soil was originally Repairs were begun ally being made. It conone knows exactly how s wampland. two years ago and they tains unique medallion much more it will cost consist of the bolstering paintings that have reSPONGE up of each of the basili- mained almost intact denor when it will be As the swampland and ca's columns. (Church- spite the fact that the finished. subsoil gradually dried goers complain that this church was almost total"The difficulty," said out, the architect explain- makes the columns look ly destroyed by a severe architect Manuel Gonza- ed, what happened is too thick and very ugly.) earthquake in 1582. It subsequently relez Flores, a specialist in similar to what occurs In addition, the architect was subsoil construction who when a wet sponge is said, the church's foun- built. In the course of the is in charge of the work wrung out. As a result, dations are being rein- centuries, however, it fell for the Ministry of Pub- what was originally firm forced. "We have not yet into ruins again and was lic Properties, "is that rocky land remains firm, finished, we shall con- eventually a b a ncioned the basilica is sinking un- while what used to be tinue this work and we and forgotten until "reevenly, partly due to the wet muddy land becomes shall spend what money discovered" in 1932. Tacuilo de Tecamachalfact that it was originally compacted. That is why is required. I am certain co, as it is called, has that we shall make a built in separate portions the church is sinking unseveral underground tunand also because of the evenly with consequent good job of it." nels. Originally, it was diversified nature of the cracks in its structure. The basilica is not the probably built—in the subsoil." Bolstering up of the only Catholic church that early Franciscan manner the government is restor- —as half church, The first primitive cha- basilica has been underhalf forpel, said Gonzalez, was taken by the Mexican ing or plans to restore. A tress. Unfortunately, with built by the Indians in government through the project is under way for the exception of the 1530; this is now an an- Ministry of Public Pro- restoration of the Chapel medallion paintings denex of the basilica. Con- perties because, accord- of Santa Isabel Tola, also picting biblical scenes, alstruction of the latter, he ing to Mexican law, all located in Guadalupe. most all the other works This chapel dates back to said, began in 1570, when churches are the proof art it must have conits foundations were laid perty of the State. "The the beginning of the 18th tained have disappeared. century. It was built oriOnly a few portions (If ginally by the Francisthem remain. cans. Restoration will beTacamachalco is locagin in December. CONTROVERSIAL Spanish Jesuit Fa- Guntur in Andhra State ed on the old highway to go there. A nother Franciscan that runs from the city ther Vicente Ferrer has returned to He said before leaving church the Ministry of of Puebla to Tehuacan. Public Properties plans On Sundays and holidays India for new work four and a half for Guntur that he understands that the Andhra to restore is the early the atrium is used as a months after he was deported for al- State government has no 16th-century monastery baseball field by boys. objection to his working leged anti -national activities. in that State. He said YOUR MORLEY CHEMIST that the State had been Father Ferrer arrived after a period of absence "very kind." THE Church does not want to "pour in Hyderabad from New abroad if he were accept( Ph.2., M.P.S.) The Spanish missionDelhi to work in an "agri- ed for work in one of the ary's deportation follow- water over the fire of peope's enthuBOANS MORLEY cultural complex" intend- country's other States. Pharmacy Right Inside Boans) ed a long conflict beHave your Prescriptions Picked up and De1isere,1 siasm," but there can be no short cut to ed to supplement State tween Christians and government development NO DEMONSTRATION anti - missionary Hindu Phone 76 1395 b eatification for the famed stigmatic, projects. There was no one at elements over the priest's Padre Pio, commented an expert on 4P.P...4,04P4PANINIVNIININIPAPNININP,WirsONINPMeINININIV,ININP, Father Ferrer was de- the airport to meet him, activities in Maharashtra PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS State, particularly his orported from India at the nor was there any trace Vatican affairs. 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO, and a demonstration ganisation of farmers in end of June amid a con- of 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH mortal remains various stages While its of the Padre form of a self-help against his return antroversy over his activinor "speeded Pio be may does wish no it up," group to called the Farties in Maharashtra nounced by the anti-mis8-4541 8-4541 State. The deportation sionary Hindu-extremist mers' Service Society parts of the canonical share in aspects of fanawhich was established process for anyone's bea- ticism revealed by news order provided that he Jan Sangh party. Oils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipment mainly for the purpose of tification may ever be paper reports, he said. could return to India The veteran mission- providing irrigation and omitted, said Archbishop ary, dressed in lay cloth- other agricultural im- Ferdinando Lambruschiing, had told reporters at provements around the ni of Perugia. Archbishop the Bombay airport that town of Manmad. He was Lambruschini stated that SUPPORT he had returned on a nor- accused of anti-national "advance towards official mal visa that will permit activities and of using his proclamation of the sanchim to stay as long as he welfare projects to con- tity of a man is marked OUR wishes. He said he had vert Hindus to Christian- by very precise norms." been invited by Bishop ity, but denied all these In this matter, ArchADVERTISERS Ignatius Mummadi of accusations. bishop Lambruschini said, the Catholic press is "more cautious" than the secular press. This attitude by the Church is bound to cause a sort of shock among simple souls as if the Church were impeding and were pouring water over the fire of the people's enthusiasm instead of encouraging it, he said. The theologian emphasised that it is not correct to say the Church wishes to impede any beatification, but the Church must be ever careful not to become proposals aligned to "tinged with fanaticism." Prudence must never be interpreted as indifference, he added. Referring to the stigmata of Padre Pio, Archbishop Lambruschini reminded that in Church history there have been several hundred people who have received these signs. "But only a few . . . have been raised to the honour of the altars," he said. "The Church has never considered it fitting to make a statement on these phenomena which give rise to perYou've never tasted better chicken. This plexities." new breed is plumper, more tender. Archbishop Lambruschiits succulent white meat just melts in your mouth. Science tells us just when ni pointed out that the Church never forbids nor the chicken is at its peak for eating . . . and that's when they're snap frozen to orders anyone to believe capture the tasty goodness for you. that Padre Pio "already forms a part of the heavenly Church" or that he is in a position of helping others. But the Church does not wish to condemn FOD manifestations of sincere fl and spontaneous devotion of the people for the
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HELP FOR THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
would I want to leave the impression tarded, has set in motion a successful that institutionalised care is the answer, programme that has helped many such and all we need are bigger and better disadvantaged persons to find employinstitutions. As a matter of fact, al- ment suited to their ability in their own though government and private foun- community. dation efforts are quite significant in a ttempting to meet the needs of the disadvantaged, I would like to focus attenThe "Flame of Hope" project began in tion on some of these efforts to remind when Eunice Kennedy Shriver en1964 contrito something have all we that us listed the co-operation of a candle bute to the on-going efforts. We have come to know that the cause manufacturer in obtaining employment of some handicaps can be traced to the for mentally retarded adults. Mrs. child's life before birth, whi le he is still Shriver was convinced that, with proper in the relatively safe environment of his training, these people could be taught to mother's womb. We also know that in perform complex tasks such as candlesome cases conditions may be corrected making, and this would dramatise the to ward off the danger to the possibilities for training in other areas medically a nation we can and must do better. child. In far more cases, proper self- a s well. Twelve workshops were set up, In last week's column we explored the care by the mother is the essential fac- and mentally disadvantaged men and theory that all children have pretty much tor women began to produce specially dethe same capacity for learning. This tapered Flame of Hope Candles, signed The National Foundation — March of which are widely publicised as Christweek we might consider those children for its efwho fall outside the theoretical frame- Dimes, familiar to most of us taken mas gift items. Once again, Flame of now has polio, overcome to forts same the have not do clearly who work, Hope requires the support of the public potential—children who are born with on the challenge of pre-natal education in spreading the message and in assurvicsimilar and care so as to achieve a physical or mental disadvantages. ing employment in candle-making centory over the causes of mental and physi- tres. cal retardation. By means of its profesWe hear a good deal about safeguardsional medical staff, its many research projects and its network of community ing the quality of life these days. These units and voluntary workers, the Na- t wo foundations are engaged in specific The past quarter century has witness- tional Foundation is achieving consider- and successful efforts to bring a measure ed tremendous scientific discovery that able success. Like al l non-profit, largely of happiness into the lives of people. I'm gives us a lead to the causes of physical voluntary organisations, it is dependent sure there are many other foundations handicaps or mental retardation. Medi- on public support to creat a climate of doing similar work. The point is that cal research has also provided informa- concern that will help to spread the mes- every member of every family has a right tion on the cure or restorative therapy sage, and for the necessary financial as- to the good l ife, and many families need the help of our society and of specially that can help a handicapped person lead sistance to keep the show on the road. persons therein to help assure interested a happy and productive life. Nonetheless, There are still, however, many persons t he achievement of the good life. clear a have most Americans do not who have been born with certain handia wareness of these problems, and are caps, and who find it increasingly diffisometimes almost too frightened to in- cult to make their own way in our highly SKr THE ADDRESS of the local Guidance vestigate. Marriage Catholic competitive society. The Joseph P. KenGeorge's St. 77 is Centre I do not hope to describe all the hu- nedy Jr. Foundation, dedicated to re23-4548. — Perth Terrace, rementally the for man problems of the disadvantaged, nor search and therapy
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"FLAME OF HOPE"
by Father T. McHugh ANYONE who stands outside a school and watches the children at play can come away with the impression that our children are well taken care of. Add to this impression the proliferation of facil ities from kindergarten through graduate school, and the almost total dedication to education that we show, and it's relatively easy to be convinced that we are producing a people that wil l find the solution to all human problems. . Whether or not these impressions are verified is not the important issue. What does merit some attention is the fact that every child will not be prepared for life by our general educational effort, that for those who have special needs, as
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of the country, speaking any of India's 14 major languages. Their children must be accommodated Before noon the shanties of 5,000 precongestion The the 11 Catholic schools in the near squatters in a Delhi area sents formidable probNo mention was made already overcrowded. Jamuna River have been demolished lems. Police protection, of promoting better agri- Fantastic land prices drinking culture in surrounding make it difficult to acof e despite stiff resistance from the people. shortag of inadequacy water, which would keep quire plots where churchThe pol ice pile furnishings, tin roofs, schools, and restlessness States the farmers on the land. es are needed, and Sundoors and windows on rented trucks and arising from unemploy- This, many planners be- day Masses are currently endanger the citi- lieve, is the key to con- celebrated in six rented the disinherited squatters are carted ment The Government trolling the growth of houses, five churches and zens. a in away to begin life over again official recommended a cities in India. By 1980, the school chapels. five-point programme to Bombay will have eight distant suburb. Cardinal Frings of Colmen and children and de- limit the growth of the million, Calcutta five and large other ogne has offered to build like Delhi, men. the of fiance city to the present 3.3 Madras three million. a church in Delhi, the Incities in India, is conmillion population. Those cities, however, dian anArchbishop fronted with the tragic industrialised nounced, when a suitable overpopula of problem The Government, he are heavily can absorb the in- permanent site is obtaintion. The master plan for said, short stop recruit- and crease. ed. The Indian prelate the orderly development The capital will have a ing more staff and should and share with the Governconfusion of the capital is frustrat- population of five and a ban any further largeThe ed by the migration of half million by 1980, the scale industrial projects. chaos of India's capital ment its anxiety about 50,000 persons a year in- Union Health Minister Attention must be given is also a headache for the population pressure to the city. They arrive told a seminar this week. to the development of A rchbishop Angelo Fer- on this northern city. from country villages with nothing but goodwill and establish themselves wherever they can, under bridges, on roadsides, against the walls of 1111 tIr ms the historic Red Fort. Walls are made of mud 1.11i Mr on the spot, burlap bags and old oil tins serve as :jiff 11! a toof, and the squatter then sends for his family. Eventually the site has to be cleared by the police amid the wails of the wo-
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MAJELLANS - HOW TO TREAT KIDS
Radical changes in edu- the same independence Cars will leave Victoria p.m. at the Franciscan cation methods over the of thought shows itself in Park Post Office at 10.30 Missionaries of Mary Repast few years have the home. Where once a.m. treat House, Victoria brought with them a parents expected obediFremantle and East Park, on Tuesday, DecemThe school EMEMBER the strike reforms, in reon one issue — in their need for a change in atti- ence, they now find that Fremantle: R A combined ber 3. volutionary though they dislike of all three Paris last May? The re- are, fall short of the dential contenders. presi- tude on the part of par- children are presenting social evening will be Mirrabooka: A meeting ents. arguments against cer- held or. Monday, Decem- will be held at the home sults are now beginning School Action Committee More than half of the This was one of the tain commands. ber 2, at the home of of Kath Stewart, 39 Quademands . The S.A.C. parelecto rate would prefer points made at a discusThe group decided that Mrs. Judas, beginning at dea Way, to show in more ways ticularly objects Nollamara, on to the not to have any of the sion held by the new Os- somehow parents must 8 p.m. Wednesday, December 4. voting system by which candidates—Nixon, Hum- borne than one. Park Majellan learn to revise their own Karrinyup: A meetingI Nedlands: A meeting each class chooses two phrey or Wallace — as Group recently. thinking. Parents should will be held on Tuesday, I will be held A friend of mine writes representatives on Thursday. of :in their country's leader. Of A high failure rate at aim to give the child the December 3, at 8 that the holidays are electo p.m. 1Decemb er 5, at 8 p.m. at ral college to vote course it's a mistake to University level led the guidance it needs, withover, and the schoolchil- spokesmen on Victoria Park: The Ma- ; St. Teresa's School, Nedthe school over-interpret the results Education Department to out expecting dren of France have now bo blind obedi- jellan Group meets at 8 I lands. ards. of polls. People had high introduce changes in ence. It was suggested returned to their classt emperatu res before the methods much further that by letting the child rooms —and a new way But their biggest grievof life. Or at least they ance is the limited lati- thermometer was invent- down the line, starting in discuss with its parents hope so. tude given to politics in ed. Votes have long dis- the primary grades. Chil- all subjects, it will be SITUAT!ONS VACANT: A new movement has school. Before, politics trusted politicians as dren are now encouraged found almost invariably begun. It is called "Ap- was strictly barred. Now self - seeking careerists to think for themselves that the child will arrive prenticeship in Demo- the pupils have the right long before they were and work alone, indepen- at the exact "rule" that cracy," only approved to put up posters, ap- asked to record their dis- dent of the teacher ex- parents would otherwise cept for guidance. This have demanded of him. in September, and is part proved by the authori- trust at the hustings. Required for domestic duties in modern home in However,I feel there is creates confidence and an of the fall-out of the May ties, in one room of the MEETINGS Nedlands. Excellent accommodation provided. revolution. A picnic to Rockingschool, but they may not a new mood, a new intel- ability to express themFamily includes 3 school age children. Wages $20 In secondary establish- make propaganda in any lectual atmosphere in selves fluently. ham for all families of a week clear and keep or will negotiate with experiments throughout the other way, and they are politics everywhere. DurWhere a child is encou- the members of the Vicenced person. For interview write Box 55 this country, polling has start- expressly enjoined "to re- ing the last ten years raged to query and argue toria Park Majellan office, Perth. ed to elect pupils who spect liberty and con- political discussion has his ideas on all subjects Group will be held on largely centred around at school, it follows that Sunday, December will have a voice in run- science." 1. the techniques of ning their own schools. Like most things that ing the nation's managIn future, pupils, parents affairs are new, it sounds excit- and planning and teachers, in roughly the future equal numbers, will sit ing, and it's hard to see —instead of just letting alongside the administra- anything but progress it happen. Executive meeting of Park, cnr. of Oxford St., And what about the tion on boards whose re- coming from it, as long, sponsibilities include day as it is controlled by peo- growing feeling express- the Catholic Women's and Scarborough Beach be held at 10 Road, commencing at to day school running, ple from different sides ed articles, pamphlets League For First Class Plumbing Services and speeches—that it is a.m. on Wednesday, Dec- 8.30 a.m. until 12 noon. discipline, approval of its of the track. not enough to discuss ember 4 at All Saints' In addition to novelties, budget, and even work Steam and Hot Water Installations cakes, jams and pickles ways of promoting eco- Centre. inside the classroom. There will not be an will also be available. nomic growth, it must be Young left-wing miliafternoon meeting, all 211 NEWCASTLE STREET, PERTH The branch is most tants of the School Ac- NOW the Presidential for a purpose and make business activities for the grateful sense. to Miss Leita tion Committees mobilis- elections are over, it was PHONE 28 6955 How will it affect the year will close with the Salter and her fellow ared thousands of teenexecutive meeting. ather r interesting to "quality of life" (a muchtists for providing such agers to fight beside the A fter Hours: 49-2759, 49-2252, 24-5366, 6-3419. Leederville branch will an enjoyable s tudents demanding note that the Australian favoured phrase at the concert mome nt). Do we only meet in the Presbytery, which was held recently. school reform. They not press, TV and radio al- think in terms of refrig- at 8 p.m. Thursday, DecCard party at All only struck —they also occupied their schools lotted quite a section of erators, washing ma- ember 5. Saints Centre, 2 p.m.. WANTED and in many cases with time to giving progres- chines, cars and houses, The final card party Thursday, December 5. or do we take into actheir teachers sat late for the year will be held Shenton Park branch count man's relationship in St. Mary's into the night and draft- sive results. Hall, 8 is on daily tea roster— with his fellow citizens? p.m. Wednesday, ed reports in an atmoDecem- December 2-6. sphere more serious and I had thought that the Everyone wants to ber 4. A special supper less anarchic than at the average Australian could raise the standard of liv- will be served as a gesSorbonne. not care less. It appears ing, especially in the ture to the players who Their reward came in I was wrong. 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OUT AND ABOUT WITH Y.C.W. A new AR ND LE L CA CIA SO sound
November 30 : Mt. Yokine Dance. December 7: Arrnadale Y.C.W. Folk Night in the On Sunday, November Buffs Hall, Railway Avenue, at 8 p.m. (supper provided). 17, Applecross Y.C.W. December 7: Manning Y.C.W. Barbecue at 32 Sul- held their monthly man Avenue, Manning, with Purvisonic Sound in dance St. ict's Bened probuns and Salads providing the music. vided and drinks available. Come along and Hall, Applecross. make this a real success. An unusual and differDecember 8: Leederville Y.C.W. Dance. ent atmosphere was crefirst its December 15: Willagee Y.C.W. is holding ated by the presence of a social function. Help make it a great success. new band, namely "My The place? 231 Forrest Street Palmyra—and Grandfather's Blues." Although many had exams they will be having a Barbecue. December 21: Maida Vale Y.C.W. presents "Grave- and were studying, a yard A Go Go" with the Jades and the great crowd was recordRegency at High Wycombe Hall, Cyril Road ed and thoroughly made for those who were ( off Kalamunda Road), 8 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. up not there. The "group" the at sale on Tickets ed. Supper provid created an enthusiastic Y.C.W. Office. reaction which contrias Christm Big . Y.C.W December 22: Kensington buted to the success of Dance in the Carey Street Hal l. Music will be the dance. The supper provided by the popular Jades. Boys are was the other essence of a sked to wear a tie. Supper will be provided, success and thanks must so come along and make this a great night go to Mrs. France and the Y.C.W. girls for their ef- • THIS WEEK'S PERSONALITY is KERRY BEACH, just before Christmas. forts. Manning Branch Secretary. Kerry, who is 17, was • • YVONNE O'NEIL ( 20), Girls Diocesan Treasurer. Yvonne, who resides in Bassendean, was a member of the Bassendean Y.C.W. until her recent appointment as Treasurer. She works as a shorthand-typist for Edward Lumley Insurance Co. and lists her main interests as tennis, basketball, s wimming, painting and drama. Her schooling w as done at St. Michael's, Bassendean, and Our Lady's Col lege, Perth.
Are you a square.
As all exams and studies will be over by their next dance in DeSquare is another of the good old words that's cember, come along and ism. patriot and ty gone the way of love, modes make it an even bigger Something to be sniggered over or downright success than usual.
educated at Santa Maria College, Attadale, and is now carving a career for herself in insurance. She is an outdoor type, and proposes to spend her summer waterskiing and swimming. In winter she plays basketball and roller skates.
laughed at. Well, you know it used to be that you could pay a man no higher compl iment than to call him a square shooter. But today, a SQUARE is a guy who volunteers where he doesn't have to; he is a guy who gets his My name is Ken Rogers not join. All the young great deal of social work kicks doing a job better than anyone else; he is and I come from Bush- people seem to want to for the underprivileged, a poor sucker who gets so lost in his work that he field, Victoria, where I do is stand around the the disabled and the has to be reminded to go home. was a member of the streets in the evenings— Community Aid Abroad. Work is very easy to This NUT we cal l a SQUARE gets all choked up Warrnambool Y.C.W. there is nothing for them here in Western obtain trouble into get but Perth in do g to when he hears the sound of his daughter's laughAfter arrivin I am a on November 6, I obtain- — and this is where Australia, and as ter, or holds his arms to his son's first step. the money is . layer public brick in e so provid says yer should and God Y.C.W. brickla in a as s job a ed believe even He twice as good here as it A SQUARE is the guy you see going to church on that same day. The fol- the young with activities. is in Victoria, but the lack Some of our leaders Sunday when you are on your way to the beach. lowing day, the Y.C.W. of living is about the cost have some to and ity place a author me ratic found democ boys in He is the one who really believes . There is a tremensame h their althoug much; o. too at Subiac government, the rights of the minority and all stay opportunity here in dous they Perth is the most beau- intentions are good, Australia for those other SQUARE principles. tiful and the cleanest city do not seem to achieve Western A SQUARE is a guy who l ives within his means Ihave visited. The people much progress. young people in almost whether the Joneses do or not, and he tells his son have been very good to Early last year we lost any type of work. A workme the other it's more important to play fair than win. me; it doesn't matter a very good leader in mate told n AustraWester trees as that Christm day to thinks went He who n. breed or guy Ganno n a John Imagine what religio was Texas what like is should lia ts e presen you are, they will make Ballarat as a full-tim should be green and Christmas from and ago, years you feel welcome and worker and is now back fifty be hand picked. is perr re- in Warrnambool. While what I can see. he he He bel ieves in honouring father and mother and will mix in togethe what in right fectly gardless of colour or na- he was away, the Y.C.W. do unto others and all that stuff. y. Back home in fell away badly and is says. —K. ROGERS, So wi ll all you poor fools answering this de- tionalit the people more only now starting to ria, Victo Victoria. field, scription please stand up. Bush a or less keep to them- build up again by doing You misfits in this brave new age. also most and selves, You dismal ly disorganised, improperly apolo- Australians take a very getic ghosts of the past, stand up and be counted. dim view of things when an You SQUARES who dignify the human race. they see different nationDioces • • NORM JOHNSTON (22), Boys' thankless world in alities mixing, although the hold who ES SQUAR baseball You , works Lawley Mt. in lives who Treasurer. Norm, There was a Once more the Fresome cannot do enough the against f or Cooper Bros. as an accountant. After travel- place. boys — girls' game
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mantle boys' and for New Australians. again the groups came together for girls—and oncethemselves inboys ntle Frema The day out, and with the girls proved Those to vited me to two of their a of the Oblate Fathers the stronger. aid Dario, Y.C.W. meetings while I afforded them the show out were who only Mar' and a Theres This is an extract from a letter written by a girl was here. They have Paul about use of their beach house. (an' for ing s operat umpire of nt been preside a on later and The who was once a Leader spent a very pleasant day tina. were their and s month n seve course) the at biased, of Safety Bay. a group and now works as a lay missionary the o.r me progress is excellent as at iEe eefn tEileen. nhloyn a Rhond St. Francis Xavier Mission at Wandering. young helping rds rega ies casualt The group met in the "Through a combination of Y.C.W., books and people and the aged. At were Father Madigan films, I developed an urge to work as a lay helper the meeting a Gospel dis- parish school grounds day Warren, who were and r with Father on our native missions. At 16 the only thing that cussion and Personal En- and, togethe by crabs Madigan, 0.M.I., set both attacked could possibly get me there was determination quiry is done where they D. swimming. whilst gh Althou day. the for out and the wish to do God's will. There is no more really go into it and bring beach conditions were The day ended wi'Ll on tea at the satisfaction or contentment in doing Mission work out all the facts andngfind on not ideal, this did not de- afterno house and a yell than there is in an office or nursing. I find nothing out, through reflecti beach iastic enthus more the ter emant le facts, the things exciting about washing floors and keeping house thesethey have neglected. members of the party contented F r that anygive Y.C.W. from swimming. in general—who does? At times I would t h e earlier thing to be back in the city and having a good During their lives, I stages of time. think a Chaplain has a Thinking as a Young Christian Worker was not lot to do with any Young enough. I wanted to act as a Young Christian Christian Worker and furniture sales' Worker, too. Working among these people has Father Madigan, 0.M.I., A Y.C.W. leader working as a fulfilled my desire to do this. Every day is a lesson is doing a great job in recently met a store ment it is man in a city depart in love for the children on the Mission and myself. Fremantle. I think rige a buying important to have a young Burmese lad interested in My own need to love in the true sense of the word very g-think in, ing chapla suite. youn — selfishness, sacrifice and trusting others — is one who will mix in and a.: ' (h!. After discussing a number of suites, Brian about to n childre the for need great, but I feel that the people and we shall call him) was very eager to talk young to talk salesman, IlLs love is still greater. Unless we show them how to doesn't stand over them, life in Australia, his own job as a love and the meaning of it, they will never know and be able to let them friends, etc. He mentioned that he was purchasi'A how Christ showed His apostles the way to love. talk about things con- the suite for a young married couple, whose ll Therefore, in this sense, I, as a Lay Missionary, cerning their own lives; had recently broken. Through this lad's friends back t like brough ce n. guidan e childre these becaus had an obligation to with the couple, the couple had been Often people ask me what I do on the mission. that will undoubtedly together and, because their furniture was beP!,, the future. uite, 0, I'm sure they expect a long report on our time- help them inY.C.W. a lounge s them buying was he back repair, own Our gift. tables, but I never give it as I feel sure it is more the e in Warrnambool tains, and a floor rug as a Christmas ng 0". reflecti important to tell them about the children and the hom when about , for leader . going Y.C.W been our has r, Late role they must play in life. They are no different eight years, but I feel situation, could see Christ working through Brithe to from the children next door. that the Y.C.W. here is When Christ gave love and understanding bao`ove s Lazaru The cne thing that really matters to a mission- more advanced. We have son widow when He brought her his., in ary is the desire to serve Christ through His chil- a lot. of trouble trying to Brian was, in the same way, givingfanli,, life, ra wonde the : "What get young people into this dren. People are forever saying to understanding and concern ful thing you're doing—what a sacrifice!" It's no group—no one knows and them both comfort of body and friends r g givin do leaders the even why, sacrifice—I lcve of mind and hope for the future fort com will they why know not r. an Worke Christi r Young Farrie —A
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RIGHT: Barry Kevin Dobra and Noddy Carol Maureen were married recently at Church, Jerome's St. Spearwood. Here they are seen after the wedding with the celebrant, Father T. Tomich.
LEFT: Jacqueline Byrne and Ian Pittaway were married at t he Church of St. Joseph on Attadale, Pignatelli, November 16. The celebrant at Nuptial Mass was Father D. Day, S.J. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. W. V. Byrne and of Mrs. I. J. Byrne of Attadale. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pittaway o f Nollamara.
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Struggle continues for basic rights IRISH AIRMAIL NEWS
day broadcasting (there were a few gaps), which goes to prove that anything you thought was disappearing, such as the gramophone when sound radio was invented, or sound radio when television was invited, is only just beginning!
MISSION NOTES . . .
NO NEWS OF THE BISHOP OF SHANGHAI FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
There are vacancies was officially representfor the enclosed retreat ed at the Mass of at the Redemptorist Re- Thanksgiving at St. treat House on the Mary's Cathedral on week-end of December November 21, by two "by any means" APPEAL TO the part r eunited 7-8. members of the Diocesan have hardened the crossLICS in YOUTH in Border attitudes. Mr. Any member who has Council who were also and which is not yet made a retreat former pupils of the Kingdom' Lynch, still exploring Bishop Lennon (Kilnitel in this year is well ad- Christian Brothers. A f rom eaceful avenues, has dare and Loughlin) has THERE has been no news for the past counties psaid vised to take this oppor- great number of Holy rthern people to young appealed BITUARY Mr. regretted he O o five years of the Most Rev. Ignatius LOCHLINN tunity which is the last Name men are ex-studParlia- Blaney's speech, but re- to involve themselves in regional Margaret a Senator one for 1968. Bookings ents of the brothers and effort; he Kung Pin-mei, the Bishop of ShangacGLYNN are spected his feelings and community M Padraig of sister will be secured by tele- we are sure they join Pearse, in Belfast — opening blessing and was integrity. hai, who was imprisoned in 1955 and Willie Pearse, executphoning 28-6600. with the Diocesan Union the new $25,600 commutaining their in o rethe during and it is not known for certain 1916 ed in in congratulating the nity centre in the small BURSARY FUND: elementary WRONG volution. DUBLIN e for Congregation of ChrisBaltinglass in of town w hether he is alive or dead. Contributions are trailWINDOW -manone tian Brothers for its Wicklow. Union as Trade County Veteran Arrested on September 8, 1955, in the such 11,11 , 11 , 411, , ing those of last year EVEN the most serious great work in the field of leader, William O'Brien, to elections of the "Movement against the Anticourse So far in 1968 only six ta in situations are never with- IRISH Christian education. in Cork County in born he was kept in prison for Revolutionaries," conwas it when branches have contribdays 1881. authorities, non- out their paradoxes. In sentence, and then on underwithout to be not years venient five uted a total of $101. Th'.? DECEASED MEMBER MOTOR-CAR 27-year-old Maiglered constitu- Dublin, not It is English. sentenced to life imprifund for payment of the in stood was 1960, 16, March Don Davern, of County nn Burke, intending to Noel Leigh, a 35-year-old Prayers are requested that Tipperary, Parliamentary however, 1969 Bursary closes on in unlikely, chance at the time reprenewspapers The sonment. equal the in window break a , for our recently deceased Dubliner, aims to pro- there were later ones. December 31, next Conat the head of a Minister being as Kung the Bishop to ecretary sented S supEmbassy in employBritish member:— Irish distinctly duce a and tributions should be forFishand "This group of Agriculture party;" counter-revolutionary for for civil rights port of " motor-car at between warded to the treasurer, Samuel T. Corbett — and other rights. the North, mistook the $11,000 and $13,000 at a YOUNG eries; he was in his early wrote the "Hsin Wen Jihpao," criminals," 162 Jones St., Balcatta, Guildford Branch. FARMERS t hirties, and leaves a "with Kung Pin-mei as their chief, is in the of the windows and, instead, new $160,000 factory at W.A. :,emier Lynch broke a window belong- Waterford, for which his MACRA NA TUAITHE, young widow. May he rest in peace. pay of imperialist spies and, under the cover CENTENARY OF BRANCH NEWS: News blic has met Pre- ing to the West German plans are nearing com- the organisation for Popular sportsman Joe their religious habits and of the organisaof CHRISTIAN BROTHERS items for publication in W inners of the Wilson, who has Government. With what pletion. Cars on sale here young farm people, now Wickham, secretary of Shield in their section of the 1968 Secondary Schools Association Athletics were of the whole of China. They have stolen tion IN' AUSTRALIA this team from Saint Kieran's, weapon? With, said the are mainly the standard has 200 branches; its the Association Football this column should be Back row: K. Chircop, C. Rice, L. Galanti, J. military, administrative and econoTuart Hill. the North's Premier Green, M. Anthony, C. Bracken, G. Somers. 2nd back row: A. important The Holy Name Society phoned to 49-2604. Civic Guard (policeman), models from other coun- chairman, . Tohy, L. Fruet, E. Givatti, M. Gangemi, C. Wade, C. Princi, Matt organisation for Ireland: Mr. McCarthy, A. Carlino, A. Margaria. 3rd back row: T. Ellis, M. Budroviths L. and passed them on to imperialist secrets mic H. Berry, C. Berry, K. Lee, C. Clementi, G. E. Scarfa, D, Leei ,!pita i n O'Neil l), a tin can on the end of a tries, reassembled by sev- Ryan, a principal teacher President de Valera and Wagland, P. Tedesco. Front: A. Scibilia, D. Meagher, J. Lee, P. Starr, organisations." spy Mairin said With, stick. K. Wagland, D. Rom, eral thousand Irish wor- in Portlaoise, has just r epresentatives of famWilson Gray & Co. Pty. Limited body is meeting ( fined $10), a torchlight kers, an assembly in- been re-elected. ous teams like ManE stablished 1894 ,Ibody, but not even that had gone out. dustry that resulted from chester United and GlasCnr. SCARBOROUGH BEACH RD., & HUTTON ST., tariffs on assembled cars. C ONNEMARA gow Celtic attended the In fact, Bishop Kung was merely a victim i'ornise of all the GENERAL O SBORNE PARK TI N In this State, there are funeral. ARBLE M has his fidelity to the Church. A faithful shepof reforms Phone 5188 zsary over 300,000 cars on the ELECTION farm leader eteran V MONUMENTAL & GENERAL MASONS his one care during those terrible years herd, marble—a ONNEMARA roads, or an average of C Last Friday night the Fged; only some talk of president Feely, FOR MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION. John was to maintain the unity of his flock. He felt beautiful marble from THE voting system (Pro- one per ten population. Xaverian Club had an in- THE Christian Pavilion the State legislature that Southampton University ispeed-up of housing portional Ireland, now the Creameryl Milk Supof West in duty bound to oppose the "Movement of Parents, friends and ex- crease in the number the Representaof a t the Osaka World Fair, c onverts can be included Association, who pliers' Bishop Holland industry— a to an efforts estored as r students are invited to tennis players, and hope Japan, lead. :redoubled tion) remains the same MINI -BUDGET t he Three lndependences" thought up by the in 1970 will pre- in the grant only if they ing figure in the This was laid to rest in his tiles. into a ttend the Marist College it continues this go to is refereneCumeni. recent the after to cut off the Church in China from regime more employFriday sent the need for Chris. are listed as "scheduled cal movement in village of FedaFete in the grounds of at Tennivale, Britain .,de but the constituen- A MINI-BUDGET has may mean more employ- native dum, of Rome. Al l the Cathol ic jurisdiction the c astes" in Limerick. the Howlett Indian con- is a member of the tianity to enlighten and standard ment where it is most more, County the upped Junior School, Salvado Street, somewhat Vat': will be cies joined him in this opposiShanghai s of youth North titution. Christians and can Secretariat for Perth. to serve. Patrick Rev. Road, Wembley, on Sun- Transport Very Pro. different. The Govern- packet of 20 cigarettes by needed. Connemara failure of the movecomparative other non-Hindus are not 'noting — Premier the leaves 1 Wil and tion, British Christian Unity, 1/ day, December 1, at 1 ham Street, ment's new Bill to amend four cents to 58 cents, marble forms part of Gal- K earney, P.P. Blanchards"Eye and Hand" will included in the caste part to his influence. — public large Perth, at in British due ment was syshe p.m. form the general theme tem. the constituencies means and increased a range of way's striking cathedral town, County Dublin, 7.30 p.m. concerned offensive in 1957 the resumed deeply Peking ONE When hundred and twelve that Dublin will have other commodities, in- built recently; and it's in aged 70, a Dubliner. This new -look fete will An outsanding success of the pavilion and highThe statement came in clergymen, "Patriotic Catholic the t the situation; they four more seats in the eluding beer and spirits, many an ash-tray and of creation the with including a offer plenty of attractions was the house party held light the role of the Chris- r esponse to two Catholic number Noted painter Estella subof A ssociations," Bishop Kung was already in Catholic ,' vast sums to 144-seat Dail (House of and, from January 1, the other souvenirs. for both adults and chil- at Paul's on Saturday tian faith in the overall members who stated that priests, Solomons, aged 86; she Irish six these have closed issued a for a rate inland and his voice could no longer be heard. prison these and theme late Commons), the ( Brian & Neil Purslowe) of of Expo 70, "The it is not right to deny the statement dren. In particular, the night last. Dancing unwas wife ;ties. Premier Lynch to deploring cents WITH five from the ietter LINK by "lost" These associations undermined the Church four have been Pic • a - Prize competition der the stars was a very A dvancement and Har- loans to Harijans who attack by James Starkey, better South African hoping for peaceful, Clare, Mayo, Roscommon six cents and wholesale O'SulSeamus and prepared the way for its final demolition offers over $500 worth of enjoyable way to spend mony of Man." The twin join Christianity. as BLAKE known y reform in the Prime Minister Balthazar to cent per from five tax Kildare. organs founand of and eye poet excellent prizes to lucky the evening, and thanks and hand by the "Culutural Revolution" in 1966. here livan, the J. Vorster on 12 clergy. 11, but his Agriculof 10 per cent (there is also W ALKING around shift is the MagaReason "Dublin w inners. the of der go to Mr. and Mrs. Paul were selected as most Neil temporarily, men who sent him an Minister, Mr. HEAD OFFICE & SERVICE CHAPEL rural a retail tax). There will —but only Father Christmas will for the use of their suitable to convey the HIGH - LEVEL dialogue open letter in from Donegal, is population from if Britain can help it—is zine." October on intergenerous more be with the non particularly c — areas ommands -believers of Christ to be escorted in by the home and to Mary, Brian will be the clergy John Sean patient. Irishman, Rev. Brother and politics. As for Bishop Kung, it is known that in West — to the city. The est rates on savings. Hire the unior School Band and and all responsible for all Christians to be the held by the Catholic Merwho 0.F.M., Limerick, 'Regan, of ourke, O 1 5 Scarborough Beach Rd., N. Perth Jsome B takrestrictions recalls Blaney purchase and again in 1963 he asked for clothing national average popula1960 lucky person will the happy running of "light of the world" and Church in Brazil within In the letter sent to helped the spy George chant's Quay, Dublin, at and, Premier part, like increased been P have remier the be Vorster on Octonear will "serve Deputy per but since then nothing further has thy future. tion books, carry off a Malvern Star this night. and neighbour." from a 83 the oldest member of 24-4835 Auxiliary Bishop Paulo ber 26, the 12 clergymen h and other Mini- just over 20,000 and, in among other measures, Blake to escape A ccording to the probicycle. and since his imprisonment in heard, Stalls, been sidein Next Sunday, Decemlater the Franciscan Order said: "Apartheid with the Northern deciding on the consti- phone rentals and call British prison, and V ICTORIA PARK & GUILDFORD friend nor relative nor shows, train rides, and ber 1, the Annual Com- ducers, the pavilion will E varisto Arns of Sao had —neither 1955 ,no one j oined him in Moscow. If Ireland, a native of Clarethe usual wheels offer an munion at the 5 p.m. be an "eye enabling visi- Paulo, head of the recent- (South Africa's policy of 'er in the hand-of- tuencies, there can be a charges, telegrams, postto visit him. It allowed been ever —has is Clare. he County priest prove castle. On cards, parcels and so on Bourke can entertaining afternoon. the ly created National Sec- strict racial segregation) dship cross-Border variation of 1,000. died the authoMass at St. Mary's. So tors to rediscover had conhe that if in thought Britain be in may anted w Whelein Janufew B. the past from J. rofessor is contrary to the plain P average in Dublin, it will go up in cost all can be together, true humanity of man, retariat for Non-Believoffence fact, but this the an published with have would nection rities 1 han, aged 86, a founder sense of Holy Scripture —since, in fact, Pre- take almost 21,000 popu- ary 1. those attending are ask- showing the true road to ers, said the dialogue without political, then this and for many years Chief always not is is it as certain, that from far is Wilson's Labour and and teaching to will the take place with perlation per Deputy; in 23 ed to sit in the seats on harmonious development of scope the within not is r dead. Boy the Catholic awaken ernment came to IRISH -SPEAKING to faith of almost the whole danger Scout of the the 42 constituencies the front right hand side and pointing out the ob- sons who profess no be;a in Britain. Captain of our Extradition Treaty Scouts of Ireland; among Christian faith." Let the prayers of the Church ever be raised in the State, the average A fterwards dinner at stacles to such develop- lief in God but who have exMONASTERY our and Britain, with 1 and sons the made the first surviving that They added his c ommon points of view for the Church of Silence in China and will be under 20,000. the Bullseye in Oxford ment. FORMATION of an Irish- tradition arrangements daughters is Mrs. Annette service the .;e and Wilson was "highest with referendum, the As by "hand," Church When, t hroughout the world. the in pavilion Street and the Irish Club into believing, per- the people rejected the speaking monastic corn- with a number of other Milikins, Australia. will show the Church in certain areas of action in Church can at present dance. preclude These render government in that all was well in proposed Straight Vote, munity is being consider- c ountries. Monsignor F. Dillon in GOD LOVE YOU to Anon. for $50; to L.B.S. On Tuesday, Decem- the service of man with the world of today. xtradition for minor, or d. this country is to urge it S hands tating that of the they also rejected (sepa- ed by the Cistercians, it e antiago, California, movereconciliation, S offencfor $4; to Anon. for $40, "Christmas offering ber 3, a meeting of the political or scal, ment of the Catholic in all seriousness and in blv he is understood rately) a bigger "toler- is reported; it was dis- fi came parents whose is committee will be held prayer and help. battle legal for the Missions." he am G a adr'tsnid .,, e to be con. have warned the ance" (up or down) in cussed at a meeting of es. So the Expo 70 will open on Church towards dialogue : from Drumconny, Cloone, at John Mitchell's home, LOVE YOU to Anon. for $5; to D.H.K. of GOD on. policy Ireland verted from its Abbots of rth that, if bigots in the population per De- the County Leitrim; he was 171 Shepperton Road, March 15, 1970, and con- with non-believers has Donation to the Missions; B.M.S. for $4, for Mount at ( Britain been and a this St. tinue of change ) 'Neill object for six months. accelerated party get rid puty. The 69, a past pupil of Victoria Park. NGLORIOUS I our of $5 one — by the Second Vatican t he Government Melleray conciliatory defeated Mel's, Longford. A theatre party is be. :till in order to pro Council, Bishop Arns said ST. PATRICK - proposal was to give the truly great Irish monasCARDINAL ing arranged to attend ALFRED Very Rev. James Coyle, SEND YOUR OFFERING to Rev. Father W. J. FATHER Agnellus An— recently. Sup- IN the Six Counties of the film "Elvira Madi- drew, 0.F.M., director of the planned dialogue will BENGSCH of Berlin has 11 the old discrimina- less-populated rural con- teries House, Sligo, azareth N FOLEY, Catholic Missions Office, 77 St. lannative the of porters deal with the realities of Northern Ireland, the the Mayor : against Catholics, stituencies a bigger say retirement pargan" on Saturday, De- the Catholic Radio and George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000. modern Brazilian life in been asked by Japan, to 're will be conse- in the Dail than they will guage have long regret- Government has rejected until his priest of Kilmacrecember 7. Will all those Television Centre in Lon- areas of Hiroshima, ish allan of absence nees, the ted infor Liberal Dublin, where religious invite have now. a Nationalist and orinterested please con- don, has been appointed Pope Paul VI to the Republic, Mr. stance, will have 38 seats Irish-speaking Order or motion in the Belfast nan, County Donegal; non-belief is irrelevant. in Maynooth in tact Maureen Ryan, tele- Catholic member of the dained that city. 'leY's statement that in the 144-seat Dail (an House; the last such corn Parliament to proclaim phone 3-3012. Cardinal Bengsch visit1914, a native of Dunr eligious advisory panel was claimed, is munity, it Dublin public North St. Patrick's Day a June Masefield has is- of Britain's Independent THE first joint meeting ed Japan recently and Is .re "a -South talks increase of four fanaghy. fat lot of good," seats), while the West probably in the 18th cen- holiday there, as it is in sued an invitation to Television Authority. of the Catholic Ecumeni- now in Rome. that Ireland must be drops from 33 to 30 seats. tury, during the Penal 32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE Ireland. Ya. the rest of Xaverians to assist with Hiroshima's Mayor Father Agnellus was cal Commission for EngSOCCER year Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing or Are this a concert for old people for many years assistant land and Wales and the mada earlier ALL-DAY . Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling. THE Republic drew 2-2 on Sunday, December 8. to the head of religious A nglican Archbishop of urged Pope Paul to vis connection in its friendly interna- Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire. Will Qtlott R ADIO Further details Commis- his city in anniversail next broadcasting at the Bri- Canterbury's for Excavation and Levelling Jobs. tional here against Ausdisas week. tish Broadcasting Corpo- sion on Roman Catholic with the 25th SOUND radio — bombing by PHONE — 5 4488. from television — tria; Ireland scored twice The quarterly general ration. Relations opened in Lon- of its atomic tinct • direct a last ten minutes. meeting will be held at the U.S. and to don on November 14. has now gone over to all- in the the the Catholic Centre on The conference is not peace appeal to ARCHBISHOP J o rg e open to the press or pub- world. Wednesday, December Manrique of La Paz, lic. 11. Bolivia, has urged the There are two joint VATICAN CITY'S Bolivian government to p residents; for the Catho- darmes, for the first time stop members of the U.S. lies, . , Bishop Thomas Hol- in their 152-year histor Peace Corps from distri- land of Salford, and for are to have ,lsighnitiaidesiteimlt. buting contraceptives. the Anglicans, the Rev, uniforms to protect WM One day you'll get a sharp letter. President Barientos of Dr. J. N. D. Kelly, princi- against Rome Bolivia told the Arch- pal of You won't deserve it, because you'll have paid the bill. Here's why we St. Edmund Hall, mer sun. bishop that he has order- Oxford. Only -- how do you prove it when you can't find a receipt? unif0, 1 111 2, summer The A t the November meet- ed an investigation of the specialize in Omega The two main lectures have not yet frreoeiv..gue Maybe you didn't get one? ing of the Catholic Men's alleged distribution. on which the conference final approval orn t,,,11, . 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More violence MANY NON-CATHOLICS A BROTHER JUNIPER'S PAGE FOR CARDINAL'S FUNERAL in Londonderry JUNIOR READERS. . . 1968
AN unprecedented number of representatives of has been the mark of a name of funeral in tions. He all the cieleg non-Catholic Christian churches attended funeral cardinal's was missing. In nal Car fights between supporters of civil one - third of North- rites in St. Peter's on November 19 for Augustin Rome Bea's recalled their place burned only s work and ern Ireland's total popuonality rights for Catholics and Londonderry lation of one and a half Cardinal Bea, president of the Vatican Secretariat one large candle, the pas- as the and hailed Pe' chal candle which is the pion symbol and cha of for Promoting Christian Unity and one of the fore- symbol of the police broke out on November 18, fol- million. resurrec- churches.unity for all th In April, 1967, a news He tion and of said Card' tri- nal Bea's lowing a court hearing on charges filed team of the London most Catholic promoters of the Christian unity umph over Christian death was death. This blow to " Times" investigated movement. all and substitution is in accord g a s a result of earlier civil rights demon- charges of discrimination Joining the 25 Cardiexpresse Willebrands, secretary of with the provisions of mratitude for the effort in Northern Ireland and nals present were repreade by the the unity secretariat, as- the simplification of fu- C strations. reported they found over- sentatives hurch Catholi in the of the Ortho- sisted by Monsignor neral rites authorised on m field of ecu enism. Sunday is the First Sunday About a thouSand peo- tholics by sitting beside whelming evidence for dox Patriarchate of Con- Gianfrancesco Arrighi, an an experimental his basis. T them. Earlier a non-CathThe Pope ple gathered outside Lon- Londonderry's ancient stantinople, the Russian under-secretary of the and although you know Pope Paul was not prer opolitan thanked me Advent donderry's court where walls and giving to the olic Labour Party group Orthodox Church, the An- secretariat. sent at the Mass, but Meliton co four Sundays of Advent alGerry Fitt, a Northern government a four-week from the British House glican Church, the World The funeral was held afterwards received the statements and for14 ways the all of Commons urged before Christmas, perPrime Council of Churches, the in an arm of the transcept repres c Irish Catholic Member of ultimatum, "Action or we entatives of the hurches for sending the re, presentatives the British Parliament, breach the walls." Vio- Minister Harold Wilson World Lutheran Federa- of St. Peter's which had Christian have never stopped to think to churches in n you7 and 45 other persons lence was prevented by a to investigate anti-Catho- tion, the World Reformed been transformed into a special audience. eral. He said the j. hops Cardia4 t he word Advent really means. Bea will were charged with break- ban on a planned coun- lic discrimination in Nor- Alliance, the World Meth- large chapel to contain always be pre. Metrop olitan Meliton sent and ing the Public Order Act ter - demonstration by thern Ireland. The M.P.'s odist Council, the Nation- the hundreds of admirers by his of Chalcedon, had representmade a trip prayers to Norc in an October 5 demon- Protestants. it must be three yBeuatrsI spianscse ontinue to give al Council of the Church- and friends who came to his
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I NSURANCE and a large label : 0 3t s : s t o t e t m r o owenoent u i e t I n i s vpi e edas re COMPANY and of the American JewPASCHAL CANDLE ed the crowd carried Fitt LIMITED o ish Committee. CAN MEET it saying 'COMacross YOUR right For the first time the shoulder high through REQUIREMENTS IN sted I NSURANCE PROTECTION The funeral Mass for traditional symbol of Advent means the city to the Guildhall Well \G SOON.' Cardinal Bea, who died honour of 100 lighted where he addressed 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH on November 16, was candles surrounding the Phone 216091. them. G. F. PEARCE, Manager, Jan Bishop by past which celebrated bier, the in Concerned about the 'stIt trheamtinds us that God prepared possibility of the crowd ispeople for a long time before the breaking into the Guild:rth of Jesus. If you read the Old hall, the police moved in to protect the entrance 'zstament in the Bible you will find and fists began flying. It lot all the Prophets kept saying was not immediately 1Sayiour was 'coming soon.' He known how many were -he S.F. CLUB STAKKA CHAIR is available with injured or arrested. WAYNE LILLIS, at the first Christmas. Melville (8). upholstered seat and back or with polished We must prepare to meet Our DEFIANCE wood finish. Two days earlier, on ird one day ourselves. There is a November 16, thousands This chair has been designed for use in Halts, :nristmas carol which I am sure you of civil rights demonstraDecember 3 . . Clubs, Schools, or i n fact anywhere a strong li have heard which has one verse tors succeeded in defying CURTIS, 1 ATHERINE C s tacking chair is needed. The frame is *shot a ban against marches THE time has come to demythologise this Hawthorn (8). Mt. within the old walled secblasted and finished in baked enamel Black the demythologisers, Pericle Cardinal tion of the city. 'h'koe nthat poor lowly stable, PHILLIP EGGLESTON, Matt, Goldtone, or in wear resistant Hammer. After a tense confronta- Felici said recently. Brentwood (12). standing by, oxen the with tone finish in attractive Silver, Red, Grey, Green tion with hundreds of "These demythologisers not obey with the necesPETER WATSON, police and a rock-throw- are really the ones who sary spirit of faith. or Blue - Also available in durable "Vitriclad iVe shall see Him, but in Heaven Mt. Pleasant (11). 1 ing clash with Protes- should undergo radical finish. "Evidently I am not high.' on hand right God's at Set tants, the marchers, demythologising, strip- speaking of the investigaALICE GIBBS, mostly Catholics, storm- ping bare their hidden tion and cracking get to time the now exposition of Norseman (12). I is So ed across the city's main ambitions and their mis- dogma which renders the that your preparations, isn't it, so bridge towards the 17th- placed and perilous aspi- truths of the faith more century walls, symbol of rations," wrote Cardinal intelligible to the ou are ready for Our Lord this men of Protestant dominance. Felici, who is president our time . . . h ristmas and always. And of course The police pulled a few of the Pontifical Commis"The history of heresies ways of getting ready t persons out of the sion for Interpretation of is at root the history of The CLUB STAKKA all steel seat and back is .re still crowds, then estimated the Decrees of the Sec- attempts the - being very carebest to demytholothe most rugged, all welded chair at more than 10,000. A ond Vatican Council and gise the ' J l truths of the and about prayers, about- your on the market today. police spokesman said of the Pontifical Commis- faith. If we were to list ;Ding to confession, and being regufour demonstrators and sion for the Revision of This chair is precision built to allow stackthem all, we would have a policeman were injured the Code of Canon Law. a s t : r e Mass. ing to 15 chairs high thus al lowing more to write a history of the as marchers and Protesspace when chairs are not in use. These There Church." "We must also be wary There are the other preparations tants threw rocks at each Catherine Smith (10), 1 units can also be conveniently ganged of those who speak out "WHENI WHISTLE . . ." other. . : 3, Crossman, via Williams, l puddings ike and making cakes together. Of the kind of demythBoddington g But the police did not of turn of the rights of to :-d buying presents. All jolly nice, goes prevent at least 3,000 the rank and file, which ologising that occasioned School and likes art and • Special rust resistant finishes are available marchers from filtering they sometimes euphemi- his essay, that of the the most important, sport. and recommended where conditions present ucitythweiyth through side streets to stically call the people of superior, Cardinal Felici problems of corrosion. The frames are shot :re they? God. (sic). We must be remarked that it was inthe city centre. blasted and attractively finished in durable Angela Kim Johnson How (7), There they gathered in wary of those who, with deed necessary in some H ammertone baked enamel in Red, Blue, Here's something to do. 3 Thorsager Street, the Diamond, the city's the Council as a pretext, cases. He cited the case Green and Grey. Also available in durable :bout clearing out your toy cupboard goes to Our oolbellup, C carry out a monologue of a prefect of altar boys main square, where they V itriclad finish. Carmel and Mt. of Lady .1d longer on the dialogue. finding some toys you no "who to bring his brats cheered a series of speaklikes gymnastics. to obedience, which he ers accusing the city gov"It would be the end if good ones,th mind you, I'm ernment of discriminat- they took over command. exacted with repeated ' ot broken . sure that Frances Van Der Werff ing against Catholics. Goodbye to the rights of blasts on his whistle, Jswe can find good homes for them ( 6), of 128 Churchill Ave.,' these words: Northern Ireland In- the People of God! Good- uttered unster, goes to St. I terior Minister William bye to dialogue! We have 'When I whistle, God Vith boys and girls won't get Merome's who and likes draw-, whistles!'" J Craig had earlier banned had examples aplenty." lany presents this Christmas. But he warned against ing and school. all demonstrations inside Cardinal Felici was the demythologising of the old city walls for a writing in the Vatican the superior who God bless you all, 30-day cooling-off period. City daily, wanMargaret Frisina (6),l menu"L'Osservatore ders in false is chair The OLYMPIAN Catholics could march in Romano," directions: Market St., Guildford, 11 indestructible on "The 'De- either factured from considering the other parts the city, the mythologisation' goes to St. Brigid's and stackof the superior as an steel polypropylene. The government said, but Superior," equal who likes reading and writing. a phrase he happens ing frame of 7/8" tapered tube to be older or would be stopped by took from nished a i s *shot blasted and fi police if they approached convention report of a more expert or "as a on seminary poor man put or the walled area, a busi- life. there to be in durable baked enamel are, HEN IN a scapegoat for all the **Vitriclad. The shellscolours ness section where Proattractive difficulties that arise in available in testants predominate. THE DEPOSIT OF Char social life and that deof Orange, Olive Green or avail. FAITH Recent violence includes also mand is Grey. unit someone to be reThis the smashing of windows Stacking While admitting a valid able upholstered with by teenagers, the explo- d emythologisation of sponsible," or as someor Swivel frame with or \Oh' sion of a Molotov cock- myth-encrusted verities, one whose authority is 1..". '“ derived simply out arms. from the spa: tail against a Presby- Cardinal Felici warned terian church and a de- against demythologising choice of the others or from his superior gifts. Supa .Furn Pty. Ltd., design and manufacture monstration by 1,500 Ca- the deposit of faith. This last Cardinal Felici tholic students against furniture with the same care and Prld,esurea, "They began with detheir wide range of domestic and outdoor alleged police brutality in mythologising God and described as "the most f urniture. Each individual piece has been careful the early phases of the the most sacred Trinity, common and, while seeming less perilous, is the violence. styled and engineered to give the maximum conifor then they passed to the matrix 4 re, '''''Pg211110441alk of the others." On October 19 about d emytho logisation of and versatility. • Recalli ng the divine 3,000 persons demonstrat- Christ, of the Gospel and S P P ac • 4a,'IV iv 'al ed for civil rights for Ca- of the principal dogmas origin of the authority of When you deal with Supa Furn Pty. Ltd. 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'THE oy RECORD, courtesy of Station 2SM Sydney, publisles some of Dr Rumble's radio ans wers each week. TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER Queries From our read SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW ers ( which must be accom ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Reco-d panied by name and ad dress of sender) are ansOffice of any variation in the times below.) visit to Perth. VIVALDI: wered over the radio in STRAUSS: highly trained, This record forms an s their due turn. Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. azd t inging is The Four Seasons. Highlights from "The interesting comparison profound the product Manning: 7 a.m., 8.15 Gypsy Baron" and to the two Hugh Bean (violin) and Christmas re- It would musicians A rm 6 aa pdmle: 7.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 9.30 a.m. be hard "Die Fledermaus." cords I have reviewed in them. the new Philharmonia to f Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 10 The carols Ashaim Orchestra, conducted by Soloists, chorus, and the previous weeks — carols iei d: 8 a.m. a.m. sung by the choirs of are they s A ttadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m Leopold Stokowski. Vienna Philharmonic nearly all Westminster Abbey and i well kno a.m., 7 p.m. 7 p.m. in evi Decca. Orchestra, conducted by Clare College, Cambridge. "ncluding Balcatta: tab St. Laurence MiJland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Stille Heinrich Hollreiser. nacht, The quality of voice, I nacht." nei Church: 7, 9, 11 a.m. a.m., 5.30 p.m. ANTONIO VIVALDI was H.M.V. suppose, varies little in o thers, But there Belga: ( See Mirrabooka). Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a concerto composer inperhaps not q choirs of their calibre. so Bakers Hill: 1st, 3rd, 7 a.m. familiar corrigible. He wrote near- THE only reason I have But the style of produc- ears, and to Austr, p.m.; 2nd and 5th, 8 Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 ly five hundred of them omitted the names of the tion varies to mY enormously, thinking, way a.m.; 4th, 10.30 a.m. a.m., 6 p.m. for all sorts of solo in- soloists and chorus is and even if they sang in lieber, better—"Jo Bayswater: 7.15. 8.30, Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 struments — violin, oboe, Joseph that it would take too mein" EDGAR ALLAN POE'S his usual pop style, but "LET'S Make a Deal" flute, mandolin, piccolo, long to write. But they English one would never "Ihr Kinderlein 9.45 a.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. sound biblical interpretaPerth, Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. "The Tell Tale Heart" this can be excused as comes from Channel 7 at trumpet, bassoon ,the lot. include Anneliese Rothen- mistake this choir for by Schulze, for ko tion. Max Thurian, a CalJehovah of in witness A other than p.m. weekdays. This 1 .30 continentl. Or the one a.m. Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 was shown on Channel the station has a musical And, for a change, he also berger and Erich Kunz. by Mic argued with me that vinist Presbyterian, on p. They are disciplined, Haydn, and Jeff Phillips is now compered by Mike Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. IS it lawful 2 at 9.30 on Saturday policy, for Catholics wrote 39 of his to attend a book "Mary, the "Personal pile of concertos had Efficiency" Joseph "Die Fledermaus," which try and sang accordingly. The Dyer, whose one idea is a.m., 5 p.m. Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 Mother of the Lord" for two, three, or even Strauss wrote in 1874, night. after children job, other with the number he sang with to "get on courses conducted by Scientologists? Bedford Park. 7, 8.30, a.m., 6 p.m. Laurence Payne headed Sharon O'Brien made and let's not waste any four instruments, and fin- has always personified Jesus was born, a be- ( 1963) quotes the Protes9.30, 10.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, tant ally Catholic reformer John Cal concerto grossos. To the "Vienna, city of my own As regards civil law, it logists with any grounds substitute for the religion Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. 5 a remarkable cast. He dis- very pleasant listening. lief our time." a.m., 5 p.m. many of these he affixed dreams" kind of escap(birch regards as vin as saying: "Accordin would not be possible in for a claim to recognition of Christ. played the disturbed EdGraham Kennedy is an p.m. Mundaring: 8, 9.45 a.m. As a compere fanciful to the custom of he sub-titles the He such apas ism, champagne, waltzes, gar in depth, translating excellent promotional ofVictoria or other States by Sydney University it'gresY. On the other hand, ac- Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Munclijong: 10.30 a m., brews all relatives were where Scientology has self. his world of yesterday in- ficer, proving that it's not peals to me, mainly be- "the Hunt," "The Storm uniforms and swirling rightly hold it ou Y a.m., 6 p.m. cording to the "Report," 3rd Sunday. cause I don't at called have Sea," or 'brethren.' There to "The Bull- ball dresses, and there is to today without losing a what you say but the way of been declared illegal. Article a defined Scientologists pr e tend Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Myaree: 7 a.m., 9 am., have been strange fol T hroughout 1964 a sense of time. His moods you say it that counts. He watch a man grinning at finch," and these rarely no one who can conjure Faith that Mary who have olic SCIENTOLOGY that their system is scien6 p.m. me all 7.30 p.m. the time—in give an wished to fact, sug indication of up this kind of atmochanged from love to is the most experienced "Board of Inquiry into no child other than gest that the Virgin Ma tific (which it isn't) and Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Navel Base: 8 a.m. AND RELIGION guilt, to possessiveness, man in Australian tele- Mr. Dyer very seldom what one is going to hear. sphere like Strauss can. Jehovah Scientology," appointed And the so completely non-reliand 7 pm had children other than by the Victorian GovernAnd indeed "The Four Escapist it may be, but REMEMBER the old days know of a concert Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 and to the passion that vision, and cares very smiles, only when pushto .T.esses would find it the Son of God; but Pickering ( Not ed. h Seasons," what ment, conducted an ex- 0: Is Scientology a reli- gious that it in no way Carilla his most fameld at it's a delightful escape. 2.30 p.m. on S a.m. and 5 p.m. why, eventually led him to little when mistakes are explain of the cinema organ? :cult to conflicts with any perBrook) : 10.30 a.m. folly this is!" day, December 8, "The Gypsy Baron" That's about all I can ous work, turns out to be New Norcia: 6.45, 7.30, commit the crime that made, or when the camhaustive investigation of gion? at tere were other chilson's religious beliefs. Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Remember how we all Metro Theatre, Will :n to look after her, APPEAL TO GREEK 1 0 a.m. played so much on his era lingers a little too say that's good. The four short violin concer- was written 11 years its teaching and pracR: According to the However, passages are 6.30 p.m. whole programme is out- tos, the first four of the after "Die Fledermaus," waited whi le the orga- Street. mind. It was a difficult long on his face. North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m., Caldying on tices. of the As a result hen TEXT w Victorian Government's quoted from founder Ron Monastery: r, a.m. Carmel role to play, literary in 7 p.m. He is successful be- rageously corny. If it's 12 which comprise Vival- and it has never achieved It is being given in had to entrust the Q: This man said that in Board's findings and re- "Board of Inquiry Re- L. Hubbard's writings Castledare: ( See Wilson). the same international nist rose from the floor concept, and yet entirely cause he likes the camera supposed to be funny, it's di's Opus 8. North Doubleview: 7.30 outmother commendations, ScientoHis the Greek text the of of the Lord May port," Scientologists, to which are violently anti- Chidlow: 1st, 3rd, 4th; 8 satisfactory in outcome. and can be intimate with pathetic. a .m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Each of the four con- popularity, though it has seated at the console, in Earthquake family to the logy was outlawed by the suit their own purposes, religious; so much so word the "adelphoi" is 5th, 10.30 a.m.; 2nd, Relief Adrienne Corni played people he cannot see, and I can only surmise that certos in "The Seasons" always been popular in North Dandalup: 9 a.m., is disciple John, used, which means Victorian Government in have both claimed and that the "Report" says a a flurry of coloured peal Fund and will c Hof a.m. the beautiful Betty, a de- has an almost (Jn. 2nd & 4th Sunday. Zebedee wicked it appeals to the public is a closely knit entity, Austria and Germany. 1965. The long inquiry on bloodbrothers; and sist of popular denied that their organi- Christian could only re- City Beach: 8.15 a.m. manding role most ac- sense of humour. written to conform close- Like "Die Fledermaus," it lights, playing selections organ, played works North Fremantle: 7.30 cost over $70,000, and the because of the prizes. not "syngeneis" which new sation a constitutes on gard "Hubbard's dispathe Cnr. Hall, ( Anglican tresses would be eager to ly to the words of a son- is full of sparkling, lilting from "Bitter Sweet" 9.30 a.m. published report of its means relatives. ro's own OF religion. In chapter 27 of ragement of religion as or Wurlitzer p ICHING The production is over- net which Vivaldi insert- music, and this record Templetonia Cres. and North Wanneroo ( 23 mile play. It calls for acting proceedings fills 202 the "Report," entitled blasphemous." crowded with details and ed piecemeal in the musi- picks out 16 of the best the "White Horse Inn?" organ and on five of itilIPTURE Talmala Rd. ) R: That overlooks the ability as well as physi- IT was only pepg ) : 7 p.m. every pages. different electronic by chance I with people, people every"Scientology and Reli- It should be obvious C laremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. items. If you want to give lie quoted Matt. 13: fact that St. Matthew folcal attraction. She was saw Sun. g ans. "Owly's School" at where. It's just as well I cal text. The author is un- a record for Christmas A copy of the "Report gion," their claim is re- from this much that no C loverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. The organ was in eclipse "Is not this the lowed the Jewish custom the central figure, and 2.50 from Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 10 Channel 9. On don't get time off to known, and it has been that anyone should enjoy, for a good many years, Board of Inquiry of the retains "Scientology who corded that Lots Catholics of Is ( Prima.m. son? 9 Coolbeliup: people arpenter's of using the word "adelgave a colourful per- every a.m., 7 p.m. weekday this 20- watch afternoon pro- suggested that it was this is it. except in churches (and want to go because t lot his Mother called phoi" to translate the He- into Scientology" can be can demonstrate that it any faith in his religion ary School ) formance. She was astute minute puppet Vivaldi himself. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 show is grammes, this would it wasn't always too like organ music, or %try? And his breth- brew word "ahim," which obtained for $1.32 from can obtain the goals set at all could have any- C omo: 7.30, 9 a.m. enough not to give a an This is a work that has a.m. exciting show for pre- drive me round the bend. Department of the "The Scientopopular cause for man by Christ." Were to do with there). But thing now they Joses, find a.m. and 8.30, 10 James 7, this rm. Cottesloe: had a much wider meanglossy finish. been recorded a good Pinjarra: 7.30 a.m., 7.30 school children. it is coming into its own pleasant way of giving ad Simon and Judas. ing that its Greek equi- Health," 278 Queen St., that so, it would be a logy. 41? 5 p.m. Dermot Walsh played many times. But it reThe standard of pupP•nl• Victoria, 3000 again, Melbourne, and those the who Lord Mayor's Ea are sisters, p.m. his 5.30 ad Dandalup: valent and included couCarl, and although he pets, tains its freshness very CHRISTMAS SONGS. Perth: ( St. Mary's Catheboth in appearance probably cherish would a nostalgia quake Postage for Appeal Fund, us?" all with they not DaHington: 9 a.m. sins, nephews, or relaonly made a brief appear- and the "A BIG COUNTRY," on well, which is perhaps a dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 handling is high. Dianella 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 Sung in German by tile the days of the organ will cost you just 50 ce let our Douay Ver- tive in any degree. Which be about 20c. ance, his presence was The stories Channel 2 at 9.30, was the tribute to the quality of a.m., 5 p.m. and the difkings, worthwhile ca Reginald Foort, to this note: says in a sion a.m. of the many meanings of felt all through the play ferent In New South Wales Queens Park: 7, 8.30, sections are bro- only documentary type Vivaldi's work. Not all V ienna Boys' Choir, Reginald get in. Children at Dixon and all to the chilwere 'These Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, the Hebrew word "ahim" Scientology has not been because he made a direct ken up as 10 a.m. not to become programme I watched prolific composers would conducted by Professor the others, may like to duced rates. iren of Mary, the was intended must be de- banned by civil law and 1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. impression. merit the compliment. Hans Gil lesberger. too complicated or long this week. Quinn's a iero Beoca)h. : (See North Yife of Cleophas, sis- termined from other pas- it still functions here. The outstanding contri- for little .p:. 10.30 a.m. "The D w9e.13Iingu o am Seasons" is deCam Tucker is an ideal children. Decca, $5.75. Wanneroo). to our Blessed sages in Scripture, and who butions to the play came Catholic no But Cannington: 7.30, lightful East baroque music, The music is gentle and interviewer for this job, R edcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. dy (Matt. 27:56; Jn. these exclude brothers reads the Victorian Govfrom the producer and may seem to be fused a not that I would call him full of nymphs and shep- THE Vienna Boys' Choir R iverton: 7.45, 9 a.m. and :23): and therefore. and sisters in the first de- ernment's director. It wasn't an ex- little into r t" "Repo 7 a M. Fremantle: herds, and is East played with needs no introduction. It the background an interviewer exactly, or 6 p.m. circling to the usual gree of consanguinity. would be left in any pensive production. In- but the puppets 9.30, 7.30 p.m. are the a compere. He has de- a keen sense of balance Is perhaps the best , le 7.30, 9, 10.15,Pivervale: of Scripture, the Nothing is really gained, deed it appears to have main for not it is doubt that The State's Leading East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. attraction, and this veloped a style of his and a lightweight touch known and most traa.m. called therefore by quoting the him or her. The report y were been very economical, is how I by 7.30, Park: 6, Hugh Victoria Bean East and th'e velled in the world. Many F would prefer it. own. He controls the conR ockingham: 1st and 3rd moment of its consecraURNITURE REMOVERS and PACO, thren," that is, Greek word "adelphoi;" opens with the declara- "...Teacher," Bondi. but the definite black and 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. the orchestra under one of readers will have heard r Anyway, the stories are versation around Sunday, 7.30 a.m., 7 elations to our ex difference please only tion. The you Would Q.: although Jehovah Witwhite camera work spoke is "a tion that Scientology the great conductors. Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. them during their last viour." well written and the pro- table, but he doesn't inp.m. plain for me three between the two cases is nesses hope, of course, to serious threat to the compowerfully. terrupt his visitors when That explanation is impress those unfamiliar 2nd, 4th and 5th Sunquestions from a book that the Cana miracle Embleton • 7 and 9 a.m. "The play's the thing" duction runs so smoothly they are saying munity, medically, moralsomeIn accordance with with these matters by day. 9 a.m., 7 p.m. some time ago was discernable by the Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 review really applied to this that it isn't long before thing of socially." and ly importance. a.m., 6 p.m. Roleystone: 7 a.m. at State in "The Catholic Week- senses of the people their apparent show of film, a brilliantly written one has forgotten the The main point is that School except last Sunlearning. A Catholic, even "AT SYDNEY ly," as per enclosed there, whereas in the Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): combination of fantasy performers are puppets. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., Mr. Tucker knows his day of month. copy ,which left me Eucharist only the unand truth. W. TAYLOR though knowing as little FREMANTLE PERTH and NIVERSITY!" U 5 p.m. subject and is one with R ottnest: 11.45 a.m. derlying basic reality of of Hebrew and Greek as rather uneasy. FOLLOWING this tiny the farmers, who after immommimmi in ii mmuommim immmummmummmonmi WILY BUITHER every Sunday till furaverage Jehovah Witness- 0: Is it true that ScienR.: Time will permit the bread is changed, its Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., 5 .30 p.m. tots show we have "The all are the viewers who ' 1? QUALITY MEAT themselves, will be only one outward appearances rether notice. es AT 10.25 on Saturday Magic Circle," also from will tology is recognised my discussing receive most from a "er John and Fitzgerald preserved by the cerof them tonight; the maining as before. We Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's Rossmoyne: 7 a.m., night from Channel 7, Channel 9, for slightly show Mount) : 7.30 a.m. of this nature. It is by Sydney Univer- other two we'll take next know of the change, tainty of his faith from a.m., 9 a.m. Mr. Television himself, older children. This pro- the S treets, Perth unaccompanied Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. nearest to the arm- E XQUISITE mus i clan- t hem victim to that falling a reviewed sight, book not by The therefore, week. scigenuinely Safety Bay: 1st and 3rd Graham Kennedy's "In gramme is a gem, and chair as sity chat type of con- ship, conveyed through Bach to carry them over strategy. was by a Catholic theo- but by faith in Out Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. Melbourne Tonight." Oc- even adults could find Sunday, 9 a.m. the interval. entific? versation that is a little logian who took too ser- Lord's words: "This is Gwelup: casionally he appears as pleasure in it. There:e 2nd, 4th and 5th SunSt. a faultless technique, Even though he now new here, but should apmodern my Body." The Catholic some Re Any suggestion of iously the old man in the sketch day, 7.30 a.m. Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 lives in Mexico City, Mr. peal to all those people marked Henryk SzeBackground designers that kind would be com- theories by a few other Church and the Eastern of the old couple; and Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30 p.m. Szeryng is a Pole at who like to listen to inpletely false. A couple of Catholic theologians — Orthodox Churches are Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., here we see a different are to be congratulated ryng's a.m. reading of Barheart, and members of telligent informative talk. for professing to such creative matter. work. at one on this months ago it was report- theories Kennedy with a certain St. Catherine Laboure Bed9 a.m., 7 pm the Polish Association of tok's 1938 violin coned in our papers that the explain the Real Pres- Thus the Orthodox Met- Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. amount of acting talent. The characters of Fredd ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. Perth paid their own triand Feefee Bear, Mother Sydney branch of the Sci- ence of Our Lord in the ropolitan Philaret, in his Hgvelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Serpentine: certo in the last of the 10.30 a.m. Tim Evans, the Ameri- Hubbard and Cassius are I bute to a distinguished yet in "Longer Catechism," says HAVE just rememberentologists di s tributed Holy Eucharist, 2nd and 4th Sunday. a.m. can comedian, is appear- stimulating and set a ed A.B.C.'s countryman in the form 1968 Subscripit that the manner in which Herne Hill: 8 a.m. explaining I did watch one other circulars among students reality Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 ing with Kennedy, and good standard for chil- d tion Concerts at the of a large bouquet preSydney University in away! In his 1965 En- the change is brought Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. ocumentary at this week, a.M. making a good contribu- dren. pented to him on their "Intertel," 3.30 on Sun- Winthrop Hall an effort to gain recruits cyclical "The Mystery of about is understood only South Perth: 7.30, 9.30 7 p.m. last Frition to the programme— pehalf by Miss Hela The acting is also good day afternoon from Chanfrom among them; and Faith," Pope Paul VI by God, but "this much ( 10 a.m., Italian). a.m., 5.30 p.m. perhaps a happy break and likewise the singing. Matusiewiecz, who wore nel 2, called "Paul VI— day. one student who said expressly that their is signified, that the that 7, 9 a.m., ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) Spearwood: for those who get tired of The whole thing Polish national dress. is an en- The Pope in the Middle." warned against them in new opinions cannot be bread truly, really and Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.33 It was the first time looking at the same face joyable surprise and The second half of the this becomes the students' paper "Honi approved and that the substantially This 50-minute pro- the concerto had been programme was devoted S t.p7Mary's erpt.h m. ) . Cathedral: (S.. a.m., 5 p.m. all the time. programme serves as a gramme was Scithem does put on the of was spreading Soit" Body of the Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: made up true of the p erformed in Western to Tchaikovsky's Fifth Last week we saw our good schooling for young entologists' "black list," great harm to faith in Lord." That simply refilm clips mainly from Australia, and what a Symphony. This is frankSubiaco: 6.45 8, 9.15, 8 a.m. West Australian Jeff Phil- actors and actresses who to be subjected to repri- and devotion to the Holy peats our own Catholic Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. newsreels, but it was ex- debut it received. 10.30 a.m. ly emotional music and lips sing two numbers. wish to make the stage sals. Eucharist. It would be doctrine. The three adcellently edited and made Mr. Szeryng possesses Mr. Mayer did not atSunset: 9.15 a.m. 5 p.m. Not up to the standard of their career. f ascinating and interest- something more than the tempt to curb its passion. But the mere associa- better to leave such opin- verbs used are import- Jandakot: 8 a.m. Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m., ing viewing. Starting necessary intuitive musi- The orchestra gave it tion of the name "Scien- ions dead and buried ant. The word "truly" Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st 5.30 p.m. from just before Pope cal sense, and the lyric splendidly rich and satistology" with such activi- than try to keep them means not by way of a Thornlie: 7.30 a.tr. and 5th Sunday. Paul's enthronement, it vision which blends all fying treatment. ties among Sydney Uni- still alive by writing fur- mere sign or symbol; the Joondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 Neil traced the series of into a comprehensive Pierson versity students in no ther books about them. word "really" means in a.m., 7 p.m. brought out a.m., 7 p.m. Next to Zlespols) 21 9544 way provides Sciento- At any rate, you rightly actual and objective fact, events nearly to the pre- whole. He has a thorough everything Tchaikovsky Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. found your own faith as not merely because we K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 sent day. intellectual grasp of Bar- put into the exacting p m. a Catholic protesting subjectively belie v e It was written and nar- tok's sometimes complex horn theme of the slow a.m. within yourself against Christ is there present K arragullen: c a.m. rated by George Scott, thought, and the ability movement in beautifully Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m., t hem. and find that "meaning- K elmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 who interviewed priests to unravel its intricacies, enunciated playing. When letting your property, there are 113111 a.m. Italian Mass. WHAT "REAL Robert Hughes' suite from Rome and other not only for himself, but ful for us;" and the West 5 30 Perth: ni 7, 8, 9.30 costly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. "Xanadu" raised the curMEANS PRESENCE" c ountries on some of the for us also. w ord "substantially" 7, 8.15, 9 30 a.m., 10.30 (cIptoalf-Kensington: hen let This was a vintage per- tain. This is not great Your worries are over from the start w"— Q.: The review said the means that the Blessed problems that face the ian ), 11.30 a.m. a.m. a m., formance, and Mr. Sze- music, though it has moCatholic Church today. book leaves no room Sacrament contains in KenWick5 to the expert know-how of General Agencl' : °9.111 .m. and 5 ish ). doubt that Christ its mysterious way the 00 11 for He tried to give us a ryng was ably supported ments of excitement, and Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 5.30 p.m. Property See then Management Division, close-up portrait of the by the W.A. Symphony the orchestra did its best is really present in the same human Body of Kewdale: ( Summer ): 8 p.m. Pope, not an easy task, Orchestra under Thomas with it. Its connection Eucharist, but also Christ that was born of a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. but came near it when he Mayer. It is to the credit with the Xanadu of Kubsaid the question has the Virgin Mary. It is not K oongamia: Cancelled. Wundowie: 9.15 a.m selected some of the of the audience that it lai Khan is of the slightstill to be asked: Whai a matter, therefore, of Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6.30 Y anchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. Divisino) c lose-up shots of the recognised the quality of est, and I think that it R.E.I.W.A. (Property Management do we mean by "really a merely virtual presa.m. & 9.00 a.m. every Sunday. PERTH) Pope blessing the pil- what it heard and called might be better to drop 3 40 MURRAY STREET, present?" ence, Our Lord acting by Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 Lithuanian Mass: PHONE 23 3021, A/HRS. 866°5 grims, the most expres- and recalled the soloist the literary allusion and R.: The Church has means of the Eucharist a.m. ( Tower St.) 8.30 East Perth: 10.45 a.m. sive being the little chil- till he made a short im- let it stand on its own made quite clear what only as if it were His a.m. Polish Mass: promptu speech and gave merits.—Choragus. dren. we mean. As surely as Body although in reality Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m., West Perth: 11.30 a.m Our Lord changed water it is not. This much at The introduction was 5.30 p.m. Italian Mass: into wine during the least makes it clear that Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.15 Hamilton Hilt: 2nd Sunimpressive, and the singPERSONAL SERVICE,, RP marriage feast at Cana, we are not left still asking of the choirs enjoy8.M. day 10 a.m. CATHOLIC FULL in Galilee (Jn. 2:1-11), so ing what we mean when Maddington: 9 a.m. able and whether one West Perth: 10.30 a.m. PREMISES also He changes the sub- we say Our Lord is Maida Vale: 7, 8.15 a.m. Ukrainian Church, Mayagreed with some of the MODERN HORS: stance of bread into the "really present." Your Mandurah: Dec. 26 to dialogue or not, it was an E. W. (WIN) MEAD lands: Every Sunday at PHONE ALL substance of His Body other two problems we'll ,xcellent programme to Feb. 1: 6.30. 8 9.30 10 a.m., Summertime: in the Eucharist at the take next time. 3how on a Sunday afterp.m. Feb. 2 6.30 a.m., 61 1158 3482 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Pork 6 noon.
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MORAN, Kevin Joseph: On November at the Italian Cultural middle-aged non-working 20, dearly loved elder Scarborough to Yokine, woman.-Full particulars football guernsey S.34, 1 Lyceum. - 21-4969, A/H. New Homes planned and erected; quotes and adson of Mary Cathleen Wembley - Hawthorn, phone after p.m. grey suit 36R., 2 pair 65-1799. A. C. Pace. trousers S.30-31; all in vice free; terms if reand the late Patrick Bedford and S.H.C. G.D.-Telephone 60-4723. Joseph Moran, loved quired. -Registered WIDOW offers a nice Expert Florists brother of Mary (Mrs. Builder 1271 F. A. Browne. room and share of home Property Managers. C. R. Dowhie), JoseTelephone 60-2038. Kindergarten in Fremantle area; cheap phine (Mrs. J. P. B ereavements TEENY'S Florist, 474 rental to sober, quiet Sayers), Ellen (Mother Fitzgerald Street, North repair s, ADDITIONS, FRANCISCAN MissionCatholic lady. - Ring De Sales, Loreto, SHINNICK, Anne aries of Mary. 16 Hamp- Perth. We specialise in converting asb. or wea5-3036 after 4 p.m. Claremont) and Michfresh and artificial therboard house into een: The familyDor. - A.H. ton Road, Victoria Park. of ael. Rene Shinnick Enrol now for 1969.-Ph. w reaths, sheafs and brick veneer. - Contact wish to Requiescat in pace. Board Wanted at short notice; Bros. 6-3166. domes Morskate T HANK all 6-3459. relatives free delivery metro area. and friends attending ContactBOARD and lodging urRequiem Mass and Ph. 28-6508; A/H. 23-2736. Houses Guest fugently required by young Devotional neral, and for 'all In Memoriam gent of sober and refined Masses said for Singing Lessons Requisites her, habits, non-smoker.---Re- GERALDTON: Phone 21also cards, telegrams ply Box 5470, this office. 2549, St. Francis Guest RYAN, Mary: Of your and fl owers and perHouse; B/B $3; all meals ALAN PEARSON, L.T.- RAYMOND MOORE charity please pray for sonal expressions of C.L., A.T.C.L., teacher of wholesaler; pious objects available, tray service; the repose of the soul RESP. gent (24) requires s ympathy; special singing technique, reper- of 87-1820 description; every of our dear daughter, full board, Mosman Park, no stairs. thanks to Dr. Alm toire lieder, rudiments, church stalls, mission s ister and aunty, Cottesloe, Clare mont Riseborough, the Rev. platform experience, stalls and schools supwhose anniversary ocarea.-Phone Father J. B. Lyons, SisFor Hire Leederville weekly opera class, pre- plied.-Phone 3-6430 or curs on November 29 ters of Harvey, Shen. paration for University Box 30, ClareMost Sacred Heart of Estate Agency ton Park and NorseWORKING girl requires ALL Party Equipment, exam., diplomas audition, write P.O. Jesus have mercy on man Convents. board; Leederville-Wem- Dance Floors, Catwalks etc.-Studio No. 86-3449. mont. her soul. Mother of 14 MARLOW STREET, bley area preferred.-Re- for Fashion Parades BIRTH and Perpetual Succour DEATH ply Box 5460, this office. Chairs, Tables, Coloured WEMBLEY NOTICES should not Pest Control Piano Tuning pray for her. he lodged by Telephone. Lights, etc, Kiddies' Cots & High Chairs.-Devine's PIANO Tuning and Re- STAMP out white ants Printed and published by Francis Joseph Dillon "Record Route Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988 pairs.-Piano's bought & for good. - Contact Max4.50 Hay Street. Perth sold. Telephone 86-2142 well Robinson and Phelps Real Estate Agents Chas. A. 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Pest Control the ALL radio, electrical and porting choir of Christian their apostolic work in Brothers under the lea- Australia 100 years ago- COLOURED lights, etc., Sunbeam repairs done in Electrical dership of Brother K. P. today there are over 1,200 first-class catering.-Mor- our own workshop; est. McGlade gave a spirited Brothers continuing their leyana Caterers, 76-2025, in Victoria Park since 1930.-W. R. Phipps Pty. APPELBEE'S Electrical , SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF and spiritual rendering apostolate in more than 76-1014. Ltd., 434 Albany Highway. Service, 33 Avery Avenue, of the Mass, whose tones 100 schools. 12" L.P.'s AThave been described as Victoria Park. 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It is more difficult to repairs.-Phone 76-3726. 15 Lawley Crescent, NOW ATE xaminations Mt. Lawley. When it came to the express its exact nature, 10% to 15'; of the but the comment that Superior Home From final hymn as the ProcesPainting th marks in an examinasion moved down the perhaps comes closest to Home for Male and ft tion are lost by bad Female Patients. long aisle of the Cathed- a formulation is that the P AINTING. exam techniques-e.g. All Medical Attention. ral, the whole congrega- Mass had all the splenPersonalised and indipoor setting out etc. ceremonial of dour and Fully Qualified Staff. tion was moved to join vidual attention given to your child probably in the Edmund Rice An- the old Latin Liturgy and Personal Supervision of all your painting requirehas this serious probspirit and action of the them composed by BroM. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372. ments; prompt and effilem. For assistance ther C. D. 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HAM • PORK • POULTRY Massage hail you, Edmund Igna- Brothers as part of that second Church in their Ring 45-1318 Flying OX TONGUES CLOTHING WANTED. tius Rice, a man of God Domestics. and grace," to bring to an 100 years is to bridge the Help us to help the less MASSAGE, muscular, ailend the memorable ex- gap and achieve a fusion Immediate t e m porary fortunate by sending un- ments, sauna, reducing; THIS WEEKS SPECIALS . . perience of the Centenary between the "old" and help, fast and thorough wanted clothing, paper- ladies and gents.-4 MonChurch and "new" in the cleaning, catering and backs and comics (not Mass. 20c lb. mouth Street, Mt. Lawley Sides Lamb society. general help, night staff magazines, please) to the Telephone 28-6272. The preacher for the to help parties, $1 per DAUGHTERS OF 46c lb. Steak & Kidney occasion was Rev. Dr. P. day booking fee, $1.25 per CHARITY, Quinn. In his fluent and hour. 534 WILLIAM STREET, To Let 55c lb. 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The Christian Brothers as FOR OUOTATION ON NEW TYRES, RETREADS, NEAR NEW USED TYRES Couples who would AAAAA.- Trees lopped, men of learning and edu- like to attend the class rubbish removed, backcators of youth were en- on the Ovulation meth- yards cleaned, long grass deavouring to bring peo- od of family planning to mowed, shrubs cut back, Vehicles picked up and delivered same day - Free ple to God through the be held at the Redemp- etc., at Perth's cheapest knowledge of His created torist Retreat House, rates.-Phone 24-5931, all fitting and wheel balancing check - State distributors universe. The other way North Perth, are remind- hours. for American Armstrong tyres - Agents for all Australian man comes to the know- ed that they should book PLASTER tradesmen reledge of God is through at once. The class, makes - Complete stocks of all batteries available. Christ coming into the which starts at 8 p.m. on quires small jobs; crackworld to teach His peo- Sunday, December 8, is ed walls, ceilings, cement ple the truth: Christ call- strictly limited to 20 rendering, fireplace moded upon His followers to couples. ernising.-Phone 96-2669 represent Him in this, Provided there is sufand the Brothers by their Lotteries ( Located at Hogans Shell Garage) vows and dedication to ficient demand, ()the: the work of education classes will be arranged. 126 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH KEVIN HARFORO were fulfilling and exBookings may be made WISHING WELL Lottery Manager tending the mission of by phoning the Y.C.W. Kiosk & Tobacconists, 40 Phone: 23 1953 Christ to bring the know- office, 23 4546. Pier St., Perth. Ph. 23-397P,
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