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THE ANGEL SAID TO HER, " MARY, DO NOT BE AFRAID; Y OU HAVE WON GOD'S FAVOUR. LISTEN ! YOU ARE TO CONCEIVE A ND BEAR A SON, AND YOU MUST NAME HIM JESUS." ( Luke 1,30-31)

- HE WILL BE GREAT AND WILL BE CALLED THE SON OF THE MOST HIGH. THE LORD GOD WILL GIVE HIM THE THRONE OF HIS ANCESTOR DAVID; HE WILL R ULE OVER THE HOUSE OF J ACOB FOREVER AND HIS REIGN W ILL HAVE NO END." ( Luke 1, 32-33 )

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A rchbishop Goody had an audience with Pope Paul VI after he was n)rned Archbishop of Perth, while he was in Rome for a meeting of t he Secretariat of Christian Unity.

ALTHOUGH THIS IS THE FIRST TIME that I have the privileged opportunity of greeting you al l at Christmastide as your Archbishop nevertheless quite independently of history and human changes, year by year the day approaches more closely when the grace of Christ's coming upon earth wil l find its ultimate fulfilment or rejection in each one of us.

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This may not be an entirely cheerful way to view the feast of Christmas but, let us face it, Our Lord's coming to Bethlehem in the first place was scarcely a triumph of unal loyed joy. Apart f rom there being "no room for them at the inn" ( Luke 2) there also followed quickly upon the message of "peace on earth and good wil l towards men" (Luke 2.4) the slaughter of the Innocents. Those happy and serene were his Mother, St. Joseph and the simple shepherds and others like them. Those worried and apprehensive were the sophisticates of Jerusalem and the reigning k ing, Herod. Love and fidelity to Christ our Saviour solves difficulties and softens almost every trouble. All difficulties and troubles are magnified and become more sharp when we approach them alone and proudly without the company and assistance of Emmanuel, our God made man.

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"Unless you become as l ittle children you wil l not enter the kingdom of heaven" (Matt. 8.3) said Our Lord. He himself gave first the example of humility before enjoining it upon his fol lowers. May the Christ Child of Bethlehem awaken in al l our hearts a sense of love and obedience to our heavenly Father. May this attitude towards the Most High filter down into our human relationships as well and we shal l have that peace and serenity of heart which was promised by Christ and which must exist first before we can hope for a wider peace embracing famil ies and nations and men. A Happy Christmas and may God bless you all !

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SIR.—Permit me to express my thanks to all who have helped the people of Meckering in the period since the recent earthquake. This help has been prompt and generous, and, thank God, is still pouring in. Firstly mention must be made of the Diocesan contribution of $7,200 for the Lord Mayor's Appeal for the general rehabilitation of the town and district. It was a commend3b1e effort. As usual, the St. Vincent de Paul Society has excelled itself. One thousand five hundred dollars in ready cash has been provided for on-the-spot aid. Furthermore, 30 tents and the loan of a caravan have been made available for our people. Three of the tents serve as a temporary chapel. Others help to provide some relief for those who have lost their homes. A large amount of crockery and electric fans bring the overall value of this to nearly 54,000. It would be very difficult to list the other donors from all over Australia. To Bishop McKeon, the clergy, Religious, my own parishioners of Cunderdin and Meckering, schoolchildren from many areas, the Army, many parochial groups and individual efforts, I offer my Your thoughtfulness has sincere thanks. a ssisted many in these difficult times. Yours, &c., JOHN P. CHAUNCY, ing. -Mecker underdin C

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Third Order

The monthly meeting of the Perth y of the FranciscFraternit an Third Order will be held at tie Catholic Centre, 77 St. George's Terrace, on day, December 22, atSun2.45 p.m. Please note the new time. Information may be obtained from secretary, Mr. Alan the Barlow, phone 67-4640, evenings, or 28-0141, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be no rrhe m an meeting a Frat January. Midland rnity meets at Midland every third Sunday at 3.30 p.m. The Victoria Park Fraternity meets every fourth Sunday at 6.45 p.m. For information about both Fraternities phone 74-1495.

Bursary Fund: During the past week contributions were received from the Kensington and RedMany cliffe branches. thanks to these branches. The closing date for the 1969 Bursary is December 31. Publications: It is most important that branch executive members study the Holy Name Renewal Programme and the special issue of the Monthly Parish Councils. These publications have much years in the U.S. Navy. to offer as practical Father (Commander) John P. Fahey has served for twenty U.S.S. Providence, and working guides. the in chaplain Catholic Last week he visited Fremantle as the Sea, brought him of ip Recess, Greetings and Father J. O'Shea ( left) National Director of the Apostlesh Thanks: Things will be along to 'The Record' office. quiet on the Holy Name service in the 'little his 'big ship' build, Father Fahey has spent all his front over the next few Despite 7th Fleet, operating U.S. the with and for the past two years has served weeks' Christmas break ships', off Vietnam. and Tonkin of Gulf the coast, Asiatic the from Japan around and holidays. intends to sink He t. retiremen active an to looks forward DECEMBERThe Diocesan Council Now, Father Fahey Sanchan, Peru. Guess who at church a building s allowance and pay years wenty is in recess and the "Holy t 20: 6.00 p.m. Solemn enFahey, P. John this near missionary parish will be? Father Name Monthly" will not the parish priest of throne m e n t, St. be published in January. U.S.N; (Retired) of course! M ary's Cathedral, Th Diocesan President, A rchbishop L. J. Mr. John Paul, and his Goody. councillors extend to all 22: 11 a.m., Ordination to spiritual directors and the Diaconate, St. literour thank I wishSunday. best their for members odd that very derlined that respect seems IT Mary's Cathedral. many and donors holy es for a happy and the rights of man leads ature Inspection of our Quality Work arranged. whom one 27: 7.00 p.m. Subiaco City many of the people Christmas. towards peace. It would helpers without Contractors for Commonwealth and State Gov't. Hall, attend dinner mari- the individual Port Chapthe if strange be leavdrawing upon year would the meets With etc. , Hospitals Offices, indeed. I Australian Catholic helpless is lain nature by world, e time opportun is it close to a best wishes extend ing -Child Christ Tennis AssociaLawn the that pray intervocation by so and to thank those branch —Ring-you and yours tion Carnival. officers who have co- f or Chistmas and New national, should remain will bring ce of blessBETTER BUILDING MAINTENANCE operated to keep this col- Year, even in the month outside of the public pro- an abundan p.m. Present tros and 31: 1.30 Christma at ings printhe of n every clamatio Australian Caumn appearing phies, Phone 49 4321 or 6 6372 of October. ciples of justice and through the Nel.v Year. week. tholic Lawn Tennis peace. The Apostleship Association Carnival, —FATHER J. O'SHEA, That is the common exhas been exSea the of Alexander Park. . Chaplain Port perience of Port Chappressly asked to associate lains the world over. The itself with the celebramajority of seafarers will tion of "Human Rights be away from home for We are endeavourDay." Christmas and they will ing to do what we pospains inary extraord take can by having a to identify themselves sibly function on New special with the celebration of Year's Eve, and a "Welof the in many Christmas and Hospitality Centres come S eafarers' Sunday, January on Day" around the world. Cards CONFESSIONS AND MASS TIMES AT ST. the eve of the Epi5, of time this at in flood MARYS CATHEDRAL FOR CHRISTMAS phany. THIS MISSAL, WITH SPECIAL ADAPTATIONS year from the most unexBY VED APPRO BEEN A RE AS FOLLOWS: Welcome and HospitaFOR AUSTRALIA, HAS pected places. It points Caday this On Day: lity the THE AUSTRALIAN EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE. that to the fact also CONFESSIONSseafarer does in some tholic families are asked ÷ THOMAS V. CAHILL, Tuesday, December 24, 11 .30 a.m. to 1 way regard the Stella to have one or more visitguests Archbishop of Canberra and Goulburn. Secretary, as seafarers ing a as p.m.; 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.; 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 Mans Club Centre Australian Episcopal Liturgical Commission sort of substitute home. for a meal and family p.m.; and 10 p.m. to midnight. afternoon. Since it will contains Hymnal and Missal Sunday The Saint Joseph MASSES: As the year draws to be Sunday. intending in addition to the New Canon all Masses, Lessons a close, a very historic host families are asked Midnight Mass, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m. and one indeed for us, we at to bear in mind that seaand Gospels for every Sunday, Feast Day and special 5 p.m. the Stella Mans, Fre- farers may wish to atoccasion throughout the year. As well it has a comwn a on back well-kno look 47 mantle, and at the tend evening Mass prehensive Treasury of Prayers very busy and, let's hope, Club at 9.30 p.m. as well hymns. Throughout, stylised modern illustrations confruitful year in the sea- as the normal Sunday vey the mood of worship. Other features include referfaring apostolate. During evening social. There is December 22 (Violet): FOURTH SUNDAY OF Sunday each for passages Biblical relevant ences to Gloria, the year the Second Na- no reason why the hospimovable ADVENT ( 1st Class). Mass Proper. No and a table of dates of all Sundays and tional Congress of the tality day should not inprivate and public of of Trinity. treasury Creed. Preface Feasts. This Apostolate of the Sea saw clude the many Asian or Preceding Sunday worship is an inspiration to own, and a wonrepresentatives here in other foreign students December 23 (Violet): Mass of Preface. and bindings in these Common available ( 3rd Class). No Gloria. derful gift. It is large numbers from all who are studying here. (1st Nativity the of : Vigil prices :--(Violet) 24 December Ausin ports the major Intending host families Common Gloria. Class). Mass Proper. No tralia and New Zealand. are asked to ring the . . 52.00 67R — Red cloth, hard cover . . Preface. or 5-4834. 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THE TOWN OF THE MANGER

"My income is down the local people impov and prices are up," the erished. people Bethlehem in Hope in the United Nakeep saying. Recently tions has been given up the "Jerusalem Post" by most. Another war, carried an article head- perhaps within the year, "Rents sky-rocket- seems almost inevitable. Although ninety percent of the peo- lined ing." The Israeli offiThe Arabs say there ple in this part of the world are Mus- cials says things are can be no recognition of lims, Bethlehem is a Christian town, and getting better; but the Israel and no peace Christian Arabs and without justice. That has been since Crusader times. Muslims alike, say they means the restoration of And of course the years after the 1948 div- are getting worse. their property and reshopkeepers cater to the ision of Palestine when turn to their homes. The tourists, the major Cath- it became part of the Perhaps Israeli say no peace witholic and Orthodox faiths Hashemite Kingdom of Perhaps by Christmas out recognition and a are represented by Jordan. And every year So churches or chapels with- it permitted Arab Chris- things may be more signed settlement. in the great old churches. tians from Israel to cheerful. But with only there it is. As Christmas 1968 dp And the souvenirs sold cross through the Man- a few shopping days are stables and mangers delbaum gate for Christ- left I found in Bethle- proaches I find Bethlemade of olive wood, mas Eve services in the hem, the birthplace of hem marked with brokjewellry with Crusad- Church of Nativity and all the Christmas cheer, en faith, last hope, and er's crosses and stars of other churches round the shopkeepers idle. no real peace. Bethlehem, and Bibles about. with mother of pearl During these years, covers. however, its life has The great shepherds' been marred for all perfields stretch away over sons with a sense of comthe hills, and at night passion, because of the the stars shine down, ap- great number of refugees parently bigger and low- who live in camps outer than anywhere in the side the town, or in crowded rented rooms world. Although Bethlehem is within. a symbol of peace to the Armed truce world, it has known litThe "No room in the tle peace, and through recent centuries, it has Inn" memory has long been occupied most of been relevant here. And the time by foreigners as the walls, barbed wire, it was at the time of and armed truce between Israel and Jordan Jesus' birth. But it did enjoy a mea- have made the Holy Land frightfully sure of peace and grow- a unholy ing prosperity for a few place. Then in June, 1967 the "Six Day War" was waged and the little town of Bethlehem was. occupied by Israeli forces. Christian pilgrims and tourists stopped coming here, and Jewish tourists began to flock to see what the Israeli travel agencies call "the If wa have any illusions about the continuing presence of the Madonna concept in TO CUSTOMERS AND BUSINESS new territories." our present culture, Salvator Dali vigorously shatters them in this oil painting. A SSOCIATES FROM "How is business?" I A combination of symbolism and realism draws the viewer into the picture. asked a shopkeeper in ( N.C. Photo, courtesy of Dr. John Pick, Chairman, Marquette University Committee Bethlehem who specialon the Fine Arts) . ises in olive wood carvings. He shook his head, "I don't sell many shepherds: fields or mangers, but I sell a lot of In a statement on the Rachel's tombs." For W.As.LEADING GROCERS arrest of three French As- Rachel's tomb, outside sumptionist priests in the city long inaccessible Belo Horizonte for "sub- to Jewish pilgrims is versive activity," the Bra- now their chief attraczilian Bishops' Confer- tion to Bethlehem. ence said "by participating in the overall promotion and development of BRILLIANT EXAM RESULTS the human person the Church is not going beyond her specific religious mission." LEADS The three priests — CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THE along with a seminarian and two girls belonging t o a Catholic Action group in Belo Horizonte —have been involved in efforts to bring about Every priest at some time or another is confronted by the basic social reforms in situation of a couple wanting to marry in the Church. Yet, Brazil. The Brazilian army has they have never been practical. There seems to be no in- alleged that the three priests, together with pro-Red China groups dication that there will be a change of attitude. were fostering armed, They want to marry in the Church or "It will be necessary violent revolution. The priests, however, rather the church building because it to help the families and have denied that charge friends to respect this seems nicer. Real religion does not decision; if, on the con- and said that they were trary, they persist in ask- trying only to help the c ome into it. ing for the sacrament, people help themselves. General Syseno Sarthey will have to be inThe Bishops of France with their conscience formed of the nature ment o, commander of in their and recent meeting and more respectful of f aced this obligations of this sac- the First Army in Rio de came up situation and the Church; rament; if the fiances Janeiro, however, anwith a pastoral directory "If the fiances seem accept religious instruc- nounced that he will prefor engaged couples A set in a sort of practical tion, the religious cele- sent to Church authoripastoral dir- unbelief, the problem of bration is a matter of ties and to the press ectory on Back Row: Diane Norton. Jeanette Joncour, Susan Iligham, Milica TodorovIch, Carol engaged faith does not arise. The course; proof of the subversive couples Forsyth. Rachel Marchant. 3rd Row: Mr. H. V. Evans, the Principal, C. Millar, Mars Zuvela Lois Jenkins, J. Symonds, Coral Hyde. 2nd Row: H. Pengellv (C), J. Watkins priests. the of activities bishops adopted by the responsibility of the "If one of the fiances is aimed at lim(C), J. Mannucci (D), J. Wills (D), J. Walley (D), L. Staines (C)' G. Holmes (C) . Front arrestseminarian The then priest is to help Row: Y. Geneve, L. Watson, N. Brennan. M. Gregorini, S. Corcoran, Lee Y. iting the number of declares having renouncChang. Absent—J. Davon, C. Wells . Jose ( is them with ed adopt positive to them a Church ed the faith while the marriages in casTwenty-six Cruz, da Geraldo (26) M.B.C. Day-school students Herve who won diplomas from the Chamber of attitude with regard to other declares es where it Commerce in the recent C.T.S. Secretarial Exam. Last year this College obtained 20 remaining appears unwho was to have been pa es with 7 distinctions in the Leaving Stenography Exam after 40 weeks tuition. desirable to confer the the Church and the faithful to it, the mar- 27, Most of the candidates were absolute beginners in January including those who ga s ordained a priest on Deiu acrament of matrimony. faith, and on the other riage must be allowed cember 20. Distinctions. hand to provide them for the benefit The directory is of the In its statement, the based ENROL YOUR DAUGHTER NOW FOR with reasons and means believer, but it is importon the fact that "marof beginning and contin- ant to have the two fian Brazilan Bishops' Conferriage, being a A SOUND BUSINESS TRAINING sacrament, uing, after their marrienc said that it does not requires ces reflect on the fidelity Call, ring or write TODAY. Classes filling rapidly faith. want to judge the legitiage, on the path on of the believer to "If the PERTH AND FREMANTLE the macy of the priests' imformal rejection of which they have made Church and on the Ensure your own the daughter's future by enrolling her NOW for a sound M.B.C. Chrisfaith by the comprisonment, but t wo the first steps. business training, that will fit her for a top position in Government, Bank, tian education of child- plained that the "civil aues fiances is effectively Insurance, Shipping or any commercial office. ren; tablished, that implies that thorities did not consult there may be no reLogical Ea” Terms Arra r) zed For All Cours......s "To those who say they with the hierarchy before ligious marriage. Complete Secretarial Course `Ignmemmaimmany The believe but who do not arresting the priests." If neither of the 134,rlest will show $240 (45 wks.) 3 terms them fiances accepts religious have a sufficient religThe statement admitLae METROPOLITAN illogicality This fee includes preparation for of their instructions, the priest ious knowledge, addition- ted that priests and bishs Chamber of Commerce, University tep. BUSINESS COLLEGE will The final decision will try to convince al instruction must be ops may make mistakes, Junior rind Leas ink and Public have to be taken by them that Service Examinations, One term they would be offered before or even but declared that only the 85a William St., Perth 21 6406 ( 1:, weeks) $90. Teems Two bishop. It is prefer- more logical with them- after the marriage; ( 30 weeks) S Church authorities have able that 90 High St., Fremantle 5 1506 "For these reasons, it the right to judge whett? Marry those who are selves, and more respectHugh V. Evans. F.( .T S.. 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CARDINAL HEENAN- SPEAKS ON ST PETER'S AUTHORITY IN CHURCH in that author-

state in turn has our share John Cardinal Heenan of Westminster said here that re- The the right to obedience ity. The Holy Ghost, we has cent suggestions that Catholics are expected to accept only from its subjects. Other- read in Scripture, wise life in society 'set you bishops to rule infallible teaching is "very dangerous doctrine indeed." would become impos- the Church of God.' The

CHAIR FOR SCRUTINY

faithful give witness to The supreme authority sed Virgin Mary was de- and on earth is named. sible. truth so they too share "The first experience of the Catholic Church fined, but it had never in this divine authority." Spiritual rarely speaks infallibly, been in doubt. No Catho- we have of authority is that is to say, ex cathe- lic disbelieved it, so this within the family. A "Spiritual authority is Greater Part dra, he said. In fact, he definition of the dogma mother and father ex- of precisely the same added, it has done so must be regarded more ercise authority in the order. The family or the Cardinal Heenan in POPE PAUL VI HAS ection of the examinaonly once in modern as a pious gesture in name of God because individual is normally conclusion said: "You AUTHORISED A SCIEN- t ion. The press office times, to proclaim the honour of the Blessed they regard their child- unable to discover all know that in the teachsaid TIFIC EXAMINATION the scrutiny of the chair ren as a sacred trust the truths of religion. ing of truth, the sublime dogma of the Assump- Virgin Mary. ANCIENT "will have a purely sci. THE tion. authority, OF "Apart from that, the from the Author of mar- Hence the need for exercise of be authority of the Church riage. It is there within what we call revelation. you teachers have a WOODEN CHAIR THAT entific aim of investiga. would it But tion and of strange to pretend that has not been infallibly the family that we have God tells us about Him- greater part to play than THAD I- that authenticsurvey, so CATHOLIC and prethis is the only teaching exercised. It is strange our first experience of self and His law which the bishops or priests of THE cise CALLS TION information and from the Holy See in this to pretend that this learning to do what we makes life possible in the Church. data about the century that is binding alone of all the teaching are told. time and eternity. "You are in closer con- CHAIR OF PETER AND relic may be putprecious at the upon Catholics. "The family is the the of the Holy See in this PI with deal tact. You THAT CATHOLIC disposition of scholars "Because human rea Cardinal Heenan was century is binding upon most important society which minds e immatur ETY HAS ENSHRINED of the entire world, and could find out on earth, and every oth- son alone preaching on authority us as Catholics." have to be formed in the little about these truths N ST. PETER'S BAS- open . . . eventual steps I in authority of kind er to some 40 London exerway of truth. The Cardinal Heenan said for its better preservasundry 'at religion of teachers attending a spe- the teachers themselves some way or other is decise of authority varies ILICA. tion." ways divers in and times cial Mass of rededication had invited him to rived from the needs and n times past God spoke with the fashion of the It will be the first in the cathedral at West- I speak on the subject of rights of the family. i times. In past genera- t ime the chair has been through fathers our to minster. authority and he was Thus, you as teachers the prophets and last of tions authority was ex- removed from the great their say that you are in loco all in these days He has ercised through fear and bronze reliquary of Gioout The cardinal told them: carrying parentis. You look after Today, as vanni "There has been some wishes. (1598Bemini us by His Son' punishment. the children in the name spoken to any teacher or parent 1680) for 101 years. recent in confusion 1, 1-2). Heb. ( the parents, their of conknows, this is not months because it is said The Family The purpose of the parents being ultimately "The Christian religion sidered the proper way Catholics are expected to be will ination exam HimGod to responsible young. the teach to God's is in other words infallible I "I would not want accept only the scientific," "purely self. "It must be done with last word to man. It is teaching. This is very you to think that beannouncement said, and dangerous doctrine in- I cause of recent contro"Authority in the state the perfection of His love and understanding all data will be put bepeoforbid longer no this We deed. versies authority has be- similarly comes from revelation. Since reason fore the world's scienthe ask to ple authorneeded revelation use the for is but n," God a preoccupatio come "The supreme authorit the why they must obey. So tific community. This ity in the Church rarely I he added. "The diction- of the family. The family ity to preserve His discussions continue but may result in better pregives infallible teaching, ary definition of author- on its own is not able to Son of God founded always with the under- servation of the relic, it that within and Church its needs. for all provide you sure I am rarely speaks, we say. ' ity, as to standing that we who was added. authority ex cathedra. This has know, is the power or So the state must give Church gave teach in the name of the Apostles the The Holy See's press Peter, St. services public it those obedito enforce right happened only once in are expected to office said that requests our lifetime, only once in ence. Authority, as its which unaided it could and those who were to Church not our personal for a close scientific this century. Even then name suggests, comes not provide — schools, come after them. The give but the official study of the chair had opinions reauthority supreme fire police, hospitals, all of the Author from it was really quite unis brigades, the army — sides on earth in the teaching for which we come from scholars of Authority things. necessary. a man- various nations. It said a "The doctrine of the from God, from whom everything the family Vicar of Christ but in have received date." have all we due measure committee of scientists well-being. its for needs in heaven Assumption of the Bles- all fatherhood There's one day in the from various countries year when language has had been created to no barriers. On that study the chair, but it day, if you were walking these of names gave no down the street in Vienscientists nor did it give na, you'd be greeted, details on what examin- Froeliche Weihnachten!" " ations will be carried In Paris, people would out. It said: "Modern smile at you and say, methods of historical Noel!" 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The value of large or- a national Caritas organ- essential task of the care fleeting on the word of souls." ganisations for channel- isation. community and its difdoctrine ferent forms around us." IN FOCUS ing the Church's YOUTH people was reThe basically exploraMany delegVes expresto the Failure to utilise the sed doubts about the peatedly questioned at tory, somewhat loosely "Christian structured seminar was force of youth at the value of huge Churcha seminar on nvolvement in Human put into focus by the Church's disposal was run social welfare and I sponsored participants themselves decried. Much of the medical centres. They Development" by Cari- in semi-secret discussion increasing restlessness of advocated instead efKong Hong in and informal young people was attrib- forts to reach people tas Internationalis, in- groups uted to a lack of encour- through small meeting ternational Catholic contacts. organisation. A common concern of agement for them to places and activity cencharities 31 most delegates was their plan and carry out their tres and small general delegates, The relationships with their own projects. hospitals inlaymen, and clinics. priests and All participants were They urged that the cluding Bishop Ignatius governments and the eager for the Church in building of large health Lobo of Belgium, India, necessity of facing up to Asia to change its and welfare projects depolitical Caritas pressures and represented "foreign" face. This en- manding huge capital intensions. Catholic U.S. ranches, b tailed demonstrating bet- vestments be left to govFiguring prominently Relief Service (CRS) and ter understanding of, and ernments. diocesan charity agencies in all discussions was respect for, Asian patPerhaps the most popthe importance of relatin 17 Asian countries. terns of living or culture, ular of the 20 recoming largewelfare was programmes seminar The social relationships, re- mendations made at the economic developly designed to clarify to lations between groups, seminar was the one in co-operation and stress the "umbrel- ment and the social hierarchy. proposing that a branch la" function of Caritas with all organisations In a workshop talk on of Caritas in a developed concerned disnternationalis — and Christian, I "Communi ty Develop- country "aid or sponsor pel fears of European non-Christian and gov- ment," Dutch Father J. a Caritas branch begininterna ernmental — of omination along with d W illem Roetenberg, ning in a developing a similar efco-ordination tonal Catholic aid M.H.M., representing the country" for a one-orof social activities. In forts under Caritas. Far East Socio-Economic two-year period. The this context there was The seminar was adDivision of U.S. Catholic proposal stated that durmuch emphasis on reenplanned to mittedly Relief Services said: ing this period "nationcourage delegates to es- vision of seminary train"Community develop- al campaigns would be ing to imbue future tablish Caritas branches priests with practical ment" has become a built around the needs in their countries. catchword and a slogan. of the country concernThe seminar provided knowledge of the urg- It has become one of ed; technical advisers ency of social probmore with delegates the forms in which the would be available from than 20 recommenda- lems. Church tries to imple- the sponsoring country; Considered mandatory ment the renewal and missionarie tions suggesting how s and repregoals, by a large segment of openness to the world, sentatives socio - economic of the Asian catechetical work, par- delegates was the need its concern for the joy country would have an ish renewal, apostolic to make bishops and and hopes, the griefs of opportunity to visit the community involvement pastors in Asia recognise man. Too often we host country." and the like can be vi- that "social work is an make the jump and conThe seminar ended talised and accomplished integral part of the min- centrate our attention with a recommendation more successfully under istry coming within the and our energy on de- that it be held next year Nativity banner by Marcia Weinsheim expresses the Christmas message using felt velopment without re- in either Ceylon or India. applique on felt. This unique depiction is an excellent example of the handcraft work now coming out of the general revival of religious art. ( N.C. Photo, courtesy of Contemporary Christian Art, Inc., New York) .

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Thursday, December 19,

Battle for Civil Rights STILL goes on

1968

with the play on a sembly hall for St. connections giant Chess Mary's Home for Handi- United States and Can- board. countries have bet,21741, capped Children at Drum- ada. 11 ed to send their car, County Louth. Irish tearns-; move youSrixmeE n aro workers are generous; TRADE in the Mall. is who Goulding, Lady TROUBLES English but became a BRITAIN'S newly an- C television, British reCatholic and has estabONSTITUEN to enable required police nounced system of deSince the debacle of porters, and many more the marchers to march. Revaluable the lished BIG talking pointtimin has t posits on imports—i ti same story to medial Clinic at GoatsDail for some Derry, when scores of had the Wilson's Mr. said called e t: been Conway al Cardin tell; of their cameras Dublin, told on town, c from loan! — was ome: Local Government civil rights marchers s mashed deliberately, the marchers showed, by television the other night interest-free Irish exhit to behaviour expected dignified their violence physical of how much she gets LOCHLINN ended in hospital after a and of eturen KceyviBnill}3° rediari the Governlaciw's. and restraint in Armagh, to them. the Dublin dockers. porters, but from issetltiectoral the charge, with peaceful baton arranged a police were ment they that LYNN MacG boundaries Basil, Sir Her husband, give a seat to The civil rights moveobserto put up the each there has been Armagh, ment in the North of Ire- movement. British Union heads the big fertiliser banks ti tio0oig,Onn0g10 2C in for ex- M capital ary seeing the ly) necess vers, (approximate Gouldings. of y p industr Cathowhere the necessary ex- land is the entire The ,Oe deposits, the uoppuolratdioonw,nv.v arying flourished as porters' being Jack DUBLIN lic population and, notGovernment to pay the loses st tra police asked for by ably in the leadership, their emblem by what DR. BARNARD calls his Loyalinterest. Britain has rais- ing several seats, grow. Paisley . Dublin gains four. the marchers to protect lair-minded Protestants ists, are disgusted by it THE South African heart ed no objection to this, aftermath of Barnard, Dr. specialist, the down turned has but them from a highly orga- In thea gerrymandered all. privilege old the that Derry who was given a tough that the O BITUARY nised opposition were city which has had an Captain O'Neill's dilem- must go, but many of his time here by anti-apart- Irish suggestion deposit the of tion applica deterare s" is he "supporter while that, o f theM. Dmy Sister anti-Catholic Council al- ma is has tors, is demonstra heid not provided. Republic the to system it, not and he, that em though the vast majority outwardly and no doubt mined r a0 who patient ideenr, Irish a little the of Order, spirit the side at St. Cardinal Conway, prea- of its citizens are Catho- inwardly a mild man will go. The Catholics went to his South Afri- out Joseph's, Banyear. Trade Free rish Anglo-I Profair-minded has the and he reform, for ching next morning in lic), the Northern Pre- eager can hospital after his The main Op- ron, sister of the late there, mier, Captain O'Neill, to contend with the Pais- testants who have joined visit here — seven-year- Agreement. t h e Cathedral Fine Gael, Very Rev. Michael Kenparty, liberal ley appeal to old emo- them in the civil rights old Aileen Brassil of position with praised the civil rights credited nedy, P.P., says it is outside the let- Limerick. Murroe, Co, marchers for their good ideas, announced a num- tions. The redeeming fea- movement are not, in this Ballyheigue, County spirit, the as well as ter concerning sense in not persisting in ber of reforms, including ture of the situation is move m e n t, Father Patrick Joseph Kerry, looking delighted whole situation taking the route they had the setting up of a Derry the number of people, themselves with Parti- and happy as she set off. but the O'Sullivan, this the Brewery, review a having or is ism, are Republican who tion, was Commission instead of not Catholics, which planned, month by the Irish and Bantry, County Cork,pasbarred by supporters of the present city and rural joining, even at great other political issues. C LONMACNOIS tor of St. Ann's, Pensathe British. the Rev. Ian Paisley of councils to put through a personal risk in the Cardinal Conway very New York, from cola, root the for described demand A NOVEL suggestion the in , aptly the Free Presbyterian crash development pro- streets of the Derry troubles as from the President of a DRINKA PINTA? drowning in Gulf of equal treatment for all. Church. His supporters gramme. Mexico. social( housing,unemploy- Gaelic organisation, Mr. had all kinds of weapons, As one young Protesthese, Ivan ment, discrimination, and J. Silke: that historic IN this city, the pint is of One Brother James Marcelfrom blackthorns to re- tant remarked on a teleCooper, a leader of the so on). The civil rights Clorunacnois, disturbed not milk, but "draught" lus Burke, C.B.S., Mount volvers; the police form- vision programme, it civil rights movement in movement is asking, in- now by only the birds ( unbottled) stout in pint Sion, Waterford, aged 81, ed a barrier between would now be a case of tumblers, the traditional a native of is manager of a deed, the rights people and Derry, visitors, Newtown, Sunday them and the civil rights one-man-no -vote, but the the girls leaving in Britain have—nothing could again become a drink of the Dublin work- Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. factory; marchers. leader of the Nationalist their day's work at his man. It is almost ing more. great Western seat of Sister Mary Alberta to put a pound on Many days before, they Party, Mr. Eddie McAteer factory were stoned on a sort of inter- safer learning, previProhad of who dividing the Derry, So of their pint of milk in a Ryan, Franciscan Order, had announced the and nights, successive national university. With march, which is for such ously announced a civil had to have not only testants and Catholics to Budget than a penny on Burlington, Iowa, aged Limerick calling out for by policy political gain or isobedience maintain d -oneAnyway, it's 75, a native of Mullinavat, one-man as things the pint. police protection but the however, budgeted upwards County Kilkenny. vote in local government. the Catholic population, added protection of civil power via a religion is a University, been not quite working in the prospects for the again by the publicans Immediately, the Rev. w elcomed the O'Neill rights workers. That of Canon Fitzas far so in roposals those six Irish counties ruins of Clonmacnois on on top of the Govern- gerald, P.P., Ballinlough, p reis who Paisley, Ian Mr. Armagh, After these days. All the fair- the River Shannon seem ment, so "The Associa- Cork son of the late Sir garded by Presbyterians they went. Gerry Fitt, M.P. at West- minded among them are remote. tion for the Protection of Edward Fitzgerald, and a minster, told the House coming together for muthe Pint Drinker" has Canon of the Cathedral that of Commons there tual social justice. Be- DRUGS formed. Customers Chapter for the pact 23 been the North of Ireland was cause of the nature of FATHER Michael Cleary, from 11 bars addressed years. us war. civil prospero of verge the a on and s A happy Christma the opposition to this, known as the singing an open-air meeting at an He might have added the North now faces one priest because of his appropriate time—when Rev. Denis Nugent, CM., that it is caused as much of the most dangerous, New Year to all our Students Sunday's Well, Cork, popularity among teen- the bars were closed! by O'Neill's good inten- yet one of the most hopen Kinsale 1885. bor he sings whom for agers tions, which the Paisley- ful, decades in its latterSister Mary Peter Beg. BAR been has tunes, ASTLE pop C their ites resented after fifty day history. ley, Poor Clares, Newry, exposing the drug 15edS CHES years of privileges under aged 84, a native of Crossmuch lars. There is not same Government, as THE the of it here, but people ENERGETIC town of maglen. SIGHT & SOUND CENTRE it is caused by the deJohn Cooke, VERNACULAR want even less. The Civic Castlebar in County Brother Brothers, 456 Hay Street, Perth. Mu1. mand for more reforms. hristian an C stage really Guards (police force) Mayo will Captain O'Neill is not USE of the vernacular — have been investigating international chess game lingar, aged 52, a native in an easy seat; he knows Irish or English—in the a mysterious phone call next July-32 actors will of Ferrybank, Waterford, Canon of the Mass has to him ( while he was talknow begun here; other ing to a young drug adparts of the Mass were dict) to lay off. already in the vernacular. Cardinal Conway, introducing it at Armagh Cath- MODERATE edral, said the object was DRINKERS the closer co-operation of a suggestion RECENTLY priest and people in the that the moderate drinMass. ker should have a place in the Pioneer Total AbGUITARS AT stinence Association did MASS not make much headway. MANY young people are For instance, how much Bishop demanding the use of is moderate? their modern —or per- Birch has described the haps they're not so mod- recent outcry against the ern — musical instru- idea of an associate ments in churches. The pledge for those who did guitar, the mandolin and not want to take the full the historic Uillean pipes pledge as "unreasonable." ( which Eamonn Ceannt, It seemed selfish, he said, executed in 1916, played to refuse help to anyone for the Pope) were used they could assist. Bishop at a concelebrated Mass Birch is loved by itinerin the lecture hall of the ants, social workers, all Ballinter in need or distress, for at convent House, Navan. his enlightened social schemes. came

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What did Cardinal Heenan BISHOP WITH AN APPETITE FOR WORK say to David Frost? bishops defended JOHN CARDINAL HEENAN of Westminster, president of Welsh the Pope's ruling, but the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, said in a took a tolerant line towards couples using national television interview on December 6 that a Catholic ficial contraception artiin individual difficult cirjudge conscience in who that it is right for ouple them to c cumstances and stressed the primacy of an inuse c ontraceptives must follow their consciences.

formed conscience. Asked by television inThe bishops said: "It terviewer David Frost must be stressed that the teaching Church bout a primacy of conscience is on contraception, the not in dispute. The Pope, is man "A said: Cardinal bishops, clergy and faithconfollow his to ound b ful must all be true to science. The teaching of conscience. But we are man that a is Church the bound to do everything must do this even if his in our poaker to make It error. in is onscience c sure our conscience is could happen easily, partruly informed. Neither ticularly after such a this encyclical nor any long period of dispute other document of the and doubt, that a couple Church takes away from might say conscientiousus our right and duty to ly, 'I am quite sure that follow our conscience. this is the right thing for "But, if we were to me to do.' Then they neglect the guidance of contheir follow ust m the Church, morality science." could easily DAVID FROST become When Frost asked what merely subjective. That would happen when the would be disastrous . . ." blunt but friendly interconfesing went to in the ouple encyclical has c sion, Cardinal Heenan view, admitted this was interfered with the pri- In a letter to the clerg) of the Westminster diosaid, "The priest must the most explicit ruling macy of conscience. on contraception he had cese in October, Cardinal say, 'God bless you.'" The Cardinal admitted given so far — "but, of that the safe period was Heenan told priests that He said the purpose of course, I did not they "are required in have the Church was to guide David Frost to question an unreliable method of preaching, teaching, in consciences, but if the me on the topic before." birth control in some the press, on radio, telecases. "It is not for the couple felt they were folvision or public platCardinal Heenan said consciences their priest lowing to say to use the forms to refrain from in the sight of God, the people had not realised safe period or not." This opposing the teaching of priest or bishop did not that the encyclical dealt would be "dishonest and the Pope in all matters with the moral life in impe atter. rtinent." But m he marriage and that the hoped that within five or of faith and morals . . . a He stressed that no Pope did not say whether six years doctors and sci- priest may not normally BISHOP G. MONGEAU, O.M.I. priest should refuse the individual cases were entists would find a hold faculties to hear sacraments to people in right or wrong. "The pas- simple way of determin- confessions without un- FOUR hundred thousan4 Bishop Mongeau also to declare such circumstances, as toral care is for bishops ing the exact time of the dertaking has a diocesan printing had been emphasised in and priests. After every safe period. A wife and faithfully the objective Catholics and 250,000 press, and two radio staA. W. TAYLOR his recent pastoral letter. conference of bishops husband would know for teaching of "Humanae Moslems is a lot for any tions, which are on the FAMILY BUTCHER Vitae" in the confessional following the encyclical, certain, more or less, man, and Bishop Gerard air 16 hours a day. The BLUNT diocese also runs a hospia pastoral explanation that, apart from five days and when giving spiritual FOR QUALITY MEAT Mongeau, 0.M.I., Cana- tal and eight clinics in Cardinal Heenan, an- was given. Every hier- when abstinence was call- guidance." Corner John and Fitzgerald swering questions in the archy has said that noth- ed for, intercourse could dian - born Bishop of rural areas. Streets, Perth. take place without the C otabato, in the PhilipInternea by the Japalikelihood of a baby. pines, since 1951, must nese for four years during World War II, Bishop have heaved a high of Mongeau modestly and 220A STIRLING HIGHWAY, CLAREMONT RESEARCH SUPPORT PHONE 3 1678 relief when it was divid- charitably says that food After pointing out was a bit short, but on OUR ALL DOMESTIC APPLIANCES methods used during hised into three. the whole he was well SALES & SERVICE tory for birth control, inA DVERTISERS FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY cluding infanticide, aborI t would take some- treated. tion, artificial methods one as active and dynaW sW and now the pill, Cardimic as this bishop to nal Heenan said the reason people had taken to The Bishop of Prato, cope with it at all. the pill was that it did Italy has stated that he Bishop Mongeau has not interfere with "natu- was not aware of the misral intercourse. I believe treatment of children at been away from Canada that in a day when we an orphanage in his dio- for a good many years. are able to fly to the cese until the facts came He spent twenty in Texas before going to the moon and conduct heart out in court. transplants, it must be What is more, the dio- Philippines in 1939. easy for scientists to dis- cese did not have direct He left Perth last week cover a totally safe control over the orpha- after a flying visit on his period." nage, run by self-styled way back home from He said a Catholic uni- religious "Sisters" and Rome, where he had been versity project was now "Brothers," who were attending a meeting of being carried out to de- convicted in the affair, the Communications termine this by simple Bishop Pietro Fiordelli Commission. He had callsaliva tests. "Once a safe said in a diocesan letter. ed into Perth to see the He said it was "a great houses of his order, and period has been proved safe, intercourse will be source of pain" for him has gone to Sydney and natural provided nothing to discover how children Melbourne to visit Oblate is done to prevent birth." were cruelly punished at houses there before rethe orphanage. He point- turning to Cotabato. out, however, that the ed Australia has a link LOVE so-called order of "Celes- with the diocese of CotaThe 63-year-old Cardi- tines" had never been re- bato in that Father K. nal Heenan, in the 40- cognised by the diocese. Casey, 0.M.I., is at preminute interview, was sent on loan there preachCHARGED asked if he regretted that ing missions. Six members the of orhe had not had a chance Bishop Mongeau is a phanage staff were conto love a woman. He reprolific builder. He is revicted what for a Florplied: "I hope I have experienced the love of ence court termed "con- sponsible for building 60 high schools, a technical many women, starting tinuous mistreatment" of college for trade training there. children were They with my mother, but I sentences given that and nine university colsuppose you mean sexual leges able to grant deThose who seek an exintercourse and that sort ranged from one to four grees. Entrance to them However, reduca years. otic gift for a "very of thing? No, I have no is eagerly sought by 5 pecial" regrets except curiosity tion in sentences meant lady this three were released Christians and Moslems that about it. Anyone who has Chris tmas, will instantly alike. mmediately. i not had an experience is think of Cans Bros. colBishop Fiordelli pointalways curious about it." The schools and collection of fine cultured ed out that there were He also said the most more than thirty mem- leges have a good many pearls by Mikirnote and the Contentment of Peace and impressive thing about bers of the "Celestines" things in common, apart Kitamura. Pope Paul VI was his who worked for no pay from owing their existGoodvvill find a resting place in the humility. ence to the initiative of "He is a very and who did their best Select from perfectiy tender man. His conduct to care properly for the Bishop Mongeau; their gradu ated necklets, $22 heart of every friend that has been in India was a revelation children. He added that name, for instance. All to $570. Uniform pearls are called "Notre Nde in our years of business. Dame," in this respect." the orphanage was acf rom $30. have the same uniform, Asked finally if he cepted by the commuand the same school anwould like to be Pope, nity. Earrings from $3.75 to $24. them. eight days only was t I Cardinal Heenan replied, Brooches from $7.50 to $50. "I hope not. But if so, I before the orphanage In 1967, the bishop inDress Rings from $8.00 to $30. would be very careful was ordered closed by augurated a major hous207 William St., Perth. 28 2515 about writing encycli- the court that the diocege ing project, Notre Dame took over jurisdiction of Village. This has 270 cals." FORMERLY BARON I 'S ESTATE AGENCY the institution. This was houses for the poor. After For any done at the request of the five years occupancy the STATEMENT enquiries during the Holiday Season orphanage's director, Fa- house and a plot of land B ROS. R ing Ross La Spina 39 2362 In September, in a ther Fernando, who also become the property of joint statement on the faced court charges but the tenant, free. 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MEDINA GETS ITS OWN CHURCH

Many people have a are gifts, including the sion Pty. Ltd., who gave tabernacle, font, altar, steel used in the conpersonal share in the new stations of the cross, and struction to the value of Church of St. Vincent, the superb Christ the $4,500. which The church, which has crucifix, Medina, which was bless- King offset behind the cost $60,000, including hangs ed and opened by Bishop altar. In addition, many furnishings, was filled by M. McKeon on Thursday, families are giving seats. about 600 people for the Another gift which must blessing. December 12. Mass was concelebratbe mentioned is that of Most of the furnishings Electric Power Transmis- ed by Bishop McKeon, the parish priest, Father '' • R. J. Maguire, C.M., Father J. Boylan, parish priest of Rockingham, who had the first pastoral care of the district, Outside, St Vincent's is clearly marked as a church. The pierced brickwork screen makes what is, in effect, Father T. Turnbull, C.M., a cloister, and while allowing plenty of light into the church, breaks up harsh sunlight. parish priest of RockQueensland, hampton, and Father R. McMahon, C.M., of St. Charles' Seminary Guildford, Father D. F. Bourke, C.M., Rector of St. Charles' Seminary, was unable to be present through illness. Forty altar boys were robed for the occasion. The congregation included the first parish priest of Medina, rathcr 91 Norma Road, Melville J. O'Reilly, C.M., who had Phone 30 2470 travelled from Sydney represent the Provincial of the Vincentian Fathers, who have the care of the parish of Medina. Other welcome visitors included the Anglican Rector of Medina, the Reverend R. Langshaw, the Rector of Rockingham, the Reverend Max Seymour, the Reverend A. Gibbons and Captain W. Golding of the Salvation Army. About twenty priests from parishes in the metropolitan area were pre1 3 Doric Street, Riverton sent, as well as representatives from the DaughPhone 69 3596 ters of Charity, the Sisters of St. John of God, carried out the complete electrical the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition and the installation of St. Vincent's War Sisters of Our Lady of gives emphasis church at Medina presents an uncluttered appearance. The offset ceiling Memorial Church Medina. the Missions, Highgate. The new St. Vincent's obscured. be cannot it where wall rear the on high J. Hogan. to the Christ the King crucifix, Monsignor Dean of St. Mary's Cathedral, and Monsignor J. Murphy presided in the sanctuary. A recognition of the work done by Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomson, of Applecross, the architects, and Mr. C. McSharer, of Attadale, who executed the work, was 270 Hale Road, Woodlands made at the offertory, Riverton Road, 1254 Apsley Phone 46 3969 which was made by Mr. Thomson and Mr. McTelephone 69 3768 Sharer. carried out all of the concrete for all glass requirements Architects, builder, conand parish gregation work at the new St. Vincent's Supplied & installed priest were congratulated War Memorial Church, by Bishop McKeon in his a ll the glass at the new sermon. Between them, Medina. they had produced a Sr. Vincent's War Memorial magnificent and worthy Church, Medina. church. Speaking later in proWe are proud to ceedings, Father Maguire have supplied the stressed that the church belonged, not to him, but to the parishioners and The painting of the new Church that it had been built for their use. The surrounda t Medina was entrusted to:— AND ings of the church, said Father Maguire, would require a lot of work to make them beautiful, and of course money was still needed to finish paying for the new building. The 5 Luffingham Street, Melville received had parish Phone 30 2407 much help and encouragement from Bishop McKeon during the planwere entrusted with the plumbing ning and building stages. On Sunday, December at St. Vincent's War Memorial 15, the new church was once again filled to capaBARRETT CARPET CO. Apsley Road, Riverton Church, Medina. city when 60 children 36 Pier Street, Perth. Phone 23 2327 from State and Catholic Telephone 69 3360 schools made their first Holy Communion.

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Franca's refusal to marry the man who kidnapped her shook Sicily and all Italy three years ago. For her wedding, the President of the Italian Republic, Giuseppe Saragat, Premier Giovanni Leone and Bishop Francesco Ricceri of Trapani sent messages of gladness and gifts. The Vatican City daily, "L'O sservatore Romano," THE Carol Festival at St. 7—The influence of ex- gadgets. The gold tele- ment, even if it is only wrote: "Her simple and ample. phone is a dream. brief. Many scattered dignified gesture, overPeter's, Inglewood, was 8—The obligation of I wonder what Mrs. families are reunited and coming the terror of resimple in form. duty. Presley gives her hus- meet once again in happy prisals and other conse9—The wisdom of band fr ecoChristmas. state of mutual goodwill. quences, has become The mere sound of the nomy. clear voices blended 10—The virtue of paWars are forgotten for symbol of Italy's moral one day. Merry voices development." with wonderful words tience. • CHRISTMAS TIME laugh and happy faces and the spirit of youth 11—The improvement of A WAKENS smile. Grandfathers FORCE talent. t ransformed the mesThe marvellous thing think of their youth, and 12—The joy of originatThe "other consequencsage of Christmas into about this time of the parents thrill for their es" mentioned by the ing. children in excited antici- Vatican newspaper year is that we begin to —Marshall Field. something new and exwere The traveller repudiation by think. We think of people pation. society citing. thinks of home—and all we haven't seen for years. and the prospect of never It was the unexpected Even as I write, many will, at some time, think marrying. She herself • MR. OH, PRESLEY ! sound of this swinging miles from this spot of the true meaning of spoke of these expressly this day. The Freedom from thoughts will cross. religious folk music, and when she brought her Christmas is a season I wish you all a happy 'ddnapper to court. the words, too, that set Hunger Campaign and my feet tapping (yes, the Lions Clubs will re- of happiness and enjoy- and joyous Christmas. The story .that ended even in church). There ceive some benefit from only with her marriage was beauty, a rare sensi- the display of Elvis Presto Giuseppe Ruisi began tivity, a joy and a tender- ley's Cadillac, now on three years before, to the ness that cannot be en- show at the Esplanade. month, in the same town countered too often. It's a long time since of Alcamo, where she Father J. V. O'Sullivan 1953, when a young truck Many thanks to the fol- G. Dwyer. May their term was married. A spurned said it was a wonderful driver recorded a song, lowing ladies who have of office be a fruitful one suitor named Filippo introduction to Christ- "My Happiness," for his volunteered for the tea and God's blessing be Melodia, with the help of mas, and so it was. What mother. Now, with more roster during Christmas ever with them. accomplices, carried her especially endeared the than thirty (some very week. Monday, 23, Mrs. It is the prayer of the off from her home by young children of St. poor) films, many best- B oswell (Highgate), State Executive that in force of arms. He held Peter's to me was their seling numbers, including Tuesday, 24, Mrs. Malone 1969 they will be saying her captive for eight infectious delight in what the seven-million "Hound ( Cathedral), and Friday, welcome to our ranks to days. they were doing. They Dog / Don't Be Cruel" 27, Mrs. Townsend (Ingle- many more country Then followed the cuswere well trained and the number, two years over- wood). From December branches. tomary offer of marriage, fine speaking voice of seas army service, a' 30 to January 3, BrentCongratulations and their leading speaker, young wife and baby, El- wood branch. thanks are offered to all which in Sicily removes Kimmie Gordon, is one I vis can surely be called Bedford Park held a members for their efforts the stigma from the girl and the threat of prison will remember for a long successful. break-up luncheon at the throughout the year. time. Civic Hotel, with a good We wish all members a from the man. Under preBut it must have taken sent Italian law dealing Debbie Neville, Sonia him many hours to think attendance of members. happy and holy Christwith his matter (article O'Sullivan Father V. J. mas and New Year. Lamb, Lynda Rundell, up how to spend his 514 of the penal code), Jane Mary Hawkes and money on this car. The was present, Father P. "the marriage that the Margaret Johnson took complete top of the car Ahern sending his apoloauthor of the crime conpart in the scripture is covered with coarse- gies. tracts with the injured reading, and all of them grained white hide. The Maylands branch enterperson extinguishes the displayed a lot of confi- headlight rims, rear panel tained their parish priest, crime." dence for their age. and front sections are all Father J. Nolan, at their party, toCHARGED Traditional hymns were plated in 24 carat gold. Christmas not forgotten either and Hand-spun hubcap bul- gether with the State Franca, then 17, brought th congregation joined in. lets and flangers are also president, secretary and HOW FAR CAN YOU criminal charges against gold. carat t 24 reasurer. Also present The procession of chilMAKE YOUR LOVE her kidnapper. Ain was r He is Miss D. Boyle, Perth dren to the crib was dedesign The interior serving a sentence of 13 SPREAD? pres ident of the Women's lightful. theme is carried out with years in Trapani prison Service Guild, represenOf course, the answer for armed aggression, Sister Damian, 0.P., all yacht-styling in mind, tatives from all the other is—as far as it's needed. conspiracy and the Sisters, and every with a plush elaborate churches in the kidthe Maylands. Ten boys at Boys' member of the choir of lounge section. The rear area, as napping of a minor for well as a memTown, Clontarf, horseshoe peed a libidinous purposes." St. Peter's School, are to panel is in a ber from Red Cross. An At the time of the trial, be congratulated for pattern with air foam bis- apology was received share in your love this Christmas. They need it the Violas were bringing us a special pre- cuits and tufted panels from Mrs. subjectR. S. Jolley, Christmas message made from gold frieze recovering from her long badly, for they have no- ed to threats and their where to go. land to vandalism. Since through hymns of yester- imported from France illness. A musical proAged between 12 and then, police have day and today. For me it with inserted pearl but- gramme arranged kept by a 16, two of them would was a night with sun- tons. member, Mrs. Hogan, like to be your guest for constant guard over the shine added. family and their small The complete centre was much appreciated by Christmas dinner and tea property. section of the cab facing all. on Christmas Day itself. After the trial, the girl Mr. Presley is called the May we here extend a Another eight will • TWELVE THINGS TO c entre lounge. This is for welcome to a new branch spend the whole holiday had kept to her house. his added pleasures and at Katanning and offer at Clontarf, unless you Ruisi, a distant relative REMEMBER has many special fea- congratulations to the would like to extend your who works as an accoun1—The value of time. who love to take them into tant in Alcamo, met her 2—The success of per- tures, including a gold following ladies vanity case, a gold elec- form the first executive. your home for a bit, and at a family reunion durseverance. 3—The pleasure of tric razor, hair clipper, President, Mrs. M. Kerin, make your family just ing that time. gold chrome brush, elec- vice-president, Mrs. G. that much bigger. working. The wedding had been Offers of hospitality at scheduled for ten in the 4—The dignity of sim- tric shoe buffer, a com- Dwyer, treasurer - secreplete gold refreshment tary, Mrs. A. Perrie, com- Christmas itself, or for morning, but actually plicity. 5—The worth of charac- bar, a gold-plated swivel mittee, Mrs. W. Blythe, all or part of the holiday took place at dawn. It t elevision, an automatic Mrs. A. Mouritz, Mrs. J. to Matron or Mrs. Col- was a dawn that ended a ter. 6—The power of kind- r ecord-player, air-condi- Halpin, and Sister Rober- lopy, telephone 68-2947, as long night over Sicily and tioner, and many mther tis. The delegate is Mrs. soon as possible, please. heralded a new day. ness.

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external sources. IN a message to Joint Church Aid Orga- other This cannot be achievbut nisations, including Australian Catholic ed by airlift alone,needships also would be Relief, Pope Paul has made a special ed to bring food to port -which Biafra does not plea for war victims in Nigeria and Bia- now possess. Land transand fuel would also fra with a poignant reference to the port be needed for inland distribution. plight of children.

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Joint Church OrganisaThe Holy Father said tions, Australian Catholic representatives detion the needs originated by Relief was represented clare that a cease-fire folthe conflict cruelly raging by Mr. Jean J. Chenard. In his opening remarks lowed by negotiations for in the heart of Africa filland ed our hearts with sor- to the joint meeting, permanent peace Monsignor Bayer pointed long-term plans for food row. if "We think especially of out that the relief opera- supply are imperative avoided. be to is disaster those children whose tion to Nigeria-Biafra They say that in the lives are jeopardised and was regarded as one of whose little bodies are the biggest and most ex- event of a total cessation p r o grammes of hostilities, considermaimed by fratricidal pensive able additional personnel drama which their inno- since World War II. will be needed to assist undercannot cence Monsignor Bayer stress- in the distribution of stand." he said. ed that the Joint Church "We would like to Aid organisations were 2,000 tons of supplies plead on their behalf not involved politically in daily. In addition to drivers, with all the strength of any way in the events in engineers and mechanics our fatherly love so that Nigeria-Biafra. hired locally, managerial every effort be made first "Our sole aim is to to save them from death bring succour to the un- staff would have to be inand then to ensure their fortunate people in the creased to improve the existing distribution apsurvival." area," he said. paratus. His thins, from Among other message The Meanwhile, according was relayed the meeting discussed to Nordchurchaid Chief Holiness through the General Sec- children's projects and of Operations, Captain retary of Caritas Interna- considered in some detail Axel Duch, the number tionalis, Monsignor the evacuation possibili- of deaths in October was Bayer. to a meeting in ties to neighbouring Afri- 200,000 and this figure is Rome recently of the can countries. expected to reach 750,000 Joint Church Aid OrganiMeanwhile, Catholic - during December. sations operating relief Protestant relief organiservices for war victims sations are expressing in Nigeria and Biafra. concern at the food situaIn his message, Pope ion in blockaded Biafra. Paul added that he would A report from Biafra like to pay homage to ill says that a normal harthose who were working vest of yams-Biafra's in the field - some of staple food-would have them even to the extent lasted the beleaguered A t the Quarterly Genof the supreme sacrifice population till May next eral Meeting of the Club -in the service of these year but for two facts. children. These workers The population of the held last week, the resigincluded priests, Sisters. enclave has swollen to nations were received doctors, nurses and lea- t wice normal and this with regret of Tony ders of national and in- year's crops are being Burke as Secretary and ternational organisations. harvested by starving Lynne Stratton as Trea"We want to express Biafrans before they are surer and our thanks go t o them for the work for our gratiude," the Pope ready. the Club as members of continued, "to all those The report estimates the executive. Marie Slyth who, by their generosity, made this testimony of that, in these circum- was elected Secretary Lydwin Berkout Christian charity and hu- stances, carbo-hydrate re- and man solidarity possible serves can be expected to Treasurer in their places. and will continue to do last only to December.or Congratulations to you perhaps January at a con- both! so. "All donations. be they servative guess. An outstanding success Competent church re- was the barbecue held at large or small, made by everybody, show in a lief workers now say that the home of Agnes and world-all too often for- when these reserves are Kevin Devlin when a getting it-the value of finished and a stage of large number of memthus bers and friends gathered starvation fraternal sharing and total bearing on himself the reached, 2.000 tons of re- to dance and enjoy a barlief supplies will be need- becue supper. The cool cross of others. ed daily from church weather sharpened appeJoint of At the meeting Church Aid Organisa- agencies, Red Cross and tites and made it very gather to agreeable barbecue the around fires, and the Club appreciates Agnes and Kevin making their home available. Girls, don't let the male members outnumber you at tennis-come along on Friday night to Tenivale, Howlett Street, North Perth. Transport lea'ves 1 William Street, Perth, at 7.45 p.m. Sunday, December 22, 4 is the day to acquire a This year's Basketball Beaconsfield . . suntan or to deepen it if c ompetition shows signs St. Denis .... B GRADE you already have one. of an outstanding team Pts. Rockingham is the venue in each Grade. Tuart Hill . . 16 for our picnic, and transLook good in A Grade, but Shenton Park .. . 16 port will leave 1 William have four teams on their Tuart Hill . . .... 12 Street, Perth, at 10.30 a.m. Morley .... heels. .... 8 .... Park Bedford To see out the old year With State team selec.... 8 and welcome in 1969, a eye an keep near, tions ... 4 grand party is being held Bentley on A Grade players K. . . Highgate at the home of Maureen Horgan (Perth), T. HawCarlisle . . . 34 Napier Street Ryan, ConJ. (Carlisle), thorne C GRADE! Cottesloe. So do come nell (Bentley) and J. Pts. along and join the fun O'Meara (S.S.C.). They 16 to send out the year with Kensington conplaying been have all 8 a bang. Ladies a plate Bassendean sistently well. 8 and gentlemen refreshBedford Park Kensington look as South Perth .. . 8 ments, please. though they are well Morley . .. 8 . And on Saturday,. Janaway in C Grade, but who Leederville . uary 4, the Club is holdwill win out between D GRADE ing a river cruise aboard Shenton Park and Tuart Pts. the "Duchess," leaving at Tuart Hill in B Grade? Carlisle . 8 o'clock, with supper at Hill must have a lot of St. Denis . 12 Mosman Bay. talent to head both A Tuart Hill . 8 Don't forget the long and B Grades. 8 weekend, January 25-27Bentley .... Highgate .... A GRADE anyone interested in goPts. Fremantle .. ing to Bunbury please . . - 16 E GRADE Tuart Hill .... hand your name to Mar- 12 Pts. garet Naisbitt. Carlisle .... .... 12 East Maylands S.S.C. . . 16 If you are single, over Perth - 12 Shenton Park . . . 12 21 and are interested in Bentley .... 12 Highgate . . . . 4 8 the Club, please contact .... 4 Bassendean West Perth 4 Margaret Naisbitt on 67. 4 Carliosle Claremont . . . .. 4 4024 or John Mitchell on Scarborough . 4 Mt. Yokine .... 4 61-4368.

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Nearly 40 people are alive in London today who might have been dead, had it not been for a new treatment at the Westminster Hospital. They were victims of the biggest single killer disease in countries with advanced economies— we call "heart attack."

Oliver re- t ern examination, were As Richard Dome broad- found to have serious BBC a in ported bloc strikes kages attack of blood heart ves• The equipment at the cast, Hospital hard at the very core of sels of the heart and Westminster it kills death was inevitable. was designed by Vickers civilisation warning, with- Now, this would be an especially for treatment without to set one's excellent record if the of heart cases. It is a chance a out order. It hits patients so treated had pressure cylinder conaffairs in people been a representative taining a mattress, with hardest among do- selection, including mild a transparent dome at those stress — nder u head end, high ing responsible jobs. In cases as well as serious. the popu- With normal treatment, enough to clear the head f act, a third of the lation of Britain — or some thirty of them of a sitting patient. any similar country — would have lived. But There's no bother with dies from heart attack, all the treated cases were getting the patient in more men than women, serious, so much so that, and out, or attending to o ften the younger mid- with normal treatment, him, because the whole dle-aged with growing perhaps fewer than ten top surface of the cylf amilies. would have survived. It inder opens at the touch What we call "heart at looks like a great success of a lever. Intercommutack" covers many medi- story, but the doctors nication equipment is cal conditions. Basically are cautious — they say built in, as are connecto that, to be really sure, tions for all the electhe heart ceases pump blood satisfactor- they need similar success tronic instruments docily. The blood, of course, in five times as many tors need. And a single carries oxygen — neces- cases. But, undoubtedly, pedestal contains the ausal' for life — from the they have paved the way tomatic controls for the lungs to all parts of the for further trials which oxygen. body, including the mus- may show faster, more This work at the Westcles of the heart itself. complete recovery as a minster Hospital, and Without adequate oxy- bonus. the Vickers equipment, gen, the body begins to Now another die — the brain first. So f e w has aroused interest all among the sixty percent words about the tech- over the world. Orders who generally recover, nique and the equipment. for the equipment, at some may be seriously First of all, treatment un- about $6,000 per bed, weakened. der pressure is not new. have come in from the It is being used in work USA, and a Vickers hynow going on in many perbaric oxygen bed is Double countries to combat car- being installed in a clinic At the Westminster bon monoxide poisoning, in Moscow, too. So beHospital, victims of gangrene and cancer. fore long, the extra reheart attack have been But the Westminster sults the British doctors put into special oxygen Hospital is the only want fully to prove their chambers, where the place where a total at- new technique should be pressure of pure oxygen mosphere of pure oxy- available — and heart is raised to double that gen has been applied for attack might well lose its of the atmosphere. Unheart attack. reputation as a killer der these conditions they disease. absorb enough oxygen to Often special rooms feed their bodies even though their hearts are are built, pressurised not functioning properly. with air, where patients az " oxygen from Then the body. properly breathe nourished, can repair it- masks — not so effective, self, as it does with a because a mask is not absolutely efficient. Alminor injury. ternatively patients are Over a period of eight- put, lying down, into een months, forty pati- pressure cylinders. But ents were treated in this for heart-attack patients Y. Thirty-seven lived. breathing is often imposand two of the three sible when lying down— Ito died, on postmor- they have to sit up.

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and The Holy See is proceeding with the Hans Kueng might have creation of the international theologi- been avoided if these able to cal commission proposed last autumn men had been discuss the Holy See's by the Synod of Bishops. objections with a group

This was made public to send in the names of of their academic peers by the Holy See's press theologians with a view acting in the Holy See's officer, Monsignor Faus- to the establishment of behalf. to Vallainc, in comment- the doctrinal commisDifficult ing on press leaks of a sion." However, a highly placsecret letter sent by the The Synod of Bishops ed and irreproachable general secretariat of the by an oversynod to presidents of proposed source at the Vatican g vote the crewhelmin stated that the Pope had national bishops' conof a commission ferences and all persons ation charged Franjo Cardinal diverse of ns who took part in the of theologia Seper, prefect of the schools "whose duty it l Congregation, synod. Doctrina acting with all Monsignor Vallainc will be, to outline the structure freeacademic said the letter "requests lawful and competence of such to assist the Holy the bishops' conferences dom, a commission not long See and especially the after Cardinal Seper asfor ation Sacred Congreg his duties as prethe sumed the Doctrine of This in January. fect Faith, principally in con- source that asserted s nection with question Cardinal had Seper 67-3330 — 67-1044 of greater importance." found the task extremely Bakers of Better Bread taxing. There had been inIt was widely believ1st PRIZE creasingly vocal criticism that a principal diffied his for Paul Pope Champion Loaf of "failure" to implement culty inherent in the orin W.A. this proposal. It was ganisation of the theolo1967 SHOW, ROYAL argued that tension be- gical commission was the tween the Holy See and apparent overlapping of IF IT'S NOONAN'S between various celebrated theo- competencies IT'S NICE logians such as Belgian- the commission and the Doctrinal Congregation. Milk Loaf — Our Specfalty born Dominican Father Schillebeeckx But the secretary generEdward al of the synod, Bishop told Rubin, Ladislas journalists only that the difficulties were of varAmerican Nativity, painted by Grover Chapman, brings the Christmas story up to date by ious kinds, including the portraying the New Testament event in more or less contemporary clothing and environment. theologians choice of The difficult union is accomplished by the artist with beauty, dignity and reverence. ( N.C. genuinely representative Photo, courtesy of Contemporary Christian Art, Inc., New York ). of various currents of theological thinking and genuinely representative of the various regions ( The synod had proposed that the commission include men "who reside in various parts of both the Western and the Eastern Church.") When a new Lutheran Bishop Rubin was also Another institution on Hospital work is the DIOCESE OF the THE NEW questioned about of the the west coast is the bishop was consecrated activity major second of the two pro- REYKJAVIK ICELAND Church in Iceland. The convent of the Dutch in 1966 in the Skalholt the synod, on its HAS A CIRCUMSTANCE Sisters of St. Joseph op- Carmelite Sisters at Haf- cathedral, the leader of posals Illustrated: the Catholic Church in own initiative, made to and arid tidd\ Lotion, Talc and Cologne I do j3,00 PROBABLY UNMATCH- erate a school and hos- narfjordur, built in 1940 celand, the vicar aposI the Pope; the drafting by unted not consecra but most Hand and Rod Lotion and Talc Duo S2.81: Cologne $2. 13. the of one IN pital, ANYWHERE Bishop Johannes tolic, of the Holy See of a "posi- ED O thorc from Si .40 to 53.85. end modern in the country, til 1946, at the tive pastoral declaration THE WORLD: ITS EN- near the cathedral, and World War II. In 1962 Gunnarson, now retired, of concerning questions in- TIRE CATHOLIC POPU- another just a new chapel and refec- was an invited guest hospital gesture The doctoday's in honour. volved south of this city. The tory was added. was seen as result of trinal crisis, so that the LATION CAN BE SEAT- Franciscan Sisters have Vatican REFORMATION Second the faith of the people of ED IN ITS CATHE- a hospital at Stykkisholof sign a sure and given cil, be God may associate Coun Icelanders mur, about 150 miles DRAL. between direction." north of here on Ice- two names with the Ca- new cordiality When Dutch-born Fath- land's west coast. tholic Church. One is the two churches. Credo er Henry Hubert Frehen Landakot, site of the Christian Under the leadership of cathedral and the St. A problem in He replied only that arrives this month as the is the Iceland members their of ik in one Reykjav of reunion bishop hospital, new Joseph Sisters' the letter his secretariat prevalence old an from is 900 who already mentioned. The widespread had sent out to the heads he will find about printing family other is Skalholt, about of spiritualism among of bishops' conferences Catholics. He will have Flemish , the Francis- 40 miles east of Reykja- the Lutherans. Seances and others connected less than a dozen priests, in Belgium a publish- vik. Here the first dio- are popular here, and with the synod drew at- most of them Dutch and cans operate place house that does all cese was erected in 1065, "mediums" have a tention to the Credo of belonging to the Mont- ing the among Luthethe for work the does. honour he as after Christianity was of the People of God that fort Fathers, unan have Icein Church accepted by a decision of people, who Pope Paul had issued There are 65 Sisters, in- ran State turn the Althing, or parlia- usual interest in comJune 29. Bishop Rubin cluding Carmelites, Fran- land. The Sisters with the al ment. When the Re- municating "Personally, I ciscan Missionaries of out missals, devotion added: spirits." the ts pamphle formation came violently " world of Luthermaintain that everything Mary, and Sisters of St books and Chambery. and a periodical, all of to Iceland in 1550 under li At none time the Reykjavik the Pope said in the Joseph of quality. l of technica the King of Denmark, an dean the Credo is the doctrine of most of them Dutch and high the head of AlFrench, a few American, the Lutherans set up was also Spirituali the Church of today." st Also on Iceland's west their headquarters at Iceland rman and Polish, and Vallainc Ge Monsignor a native of Iceland. coast is Riftun, a large Skalholt. one described the letter from country estate that was for atnilde icusly t Bishop Rubin's office as Though this headquarIceland had a Catholic bought by the Church few "a normal communicaA diff notsrnhtie:. in diocese before, from the and turned into an at- ters had been moved to Catholics oof h o p dsr,tisctinhtee tion." teprheao year 1056 until the Re- tractive summer youth Reykjavik in 1796, the ipsccoarsttu their He said that it recal- formation. The church camp. Riftun is one of Lutherans in 1963 built a s1113' led the problems studied has returned here slow- the best known Catholic new cathedral on the tutions. Generous by the synod, that it eorf. ly. In 1923 it was con- institutions in the coun- site of the old Skalholt States,o th l so d Ca "states how far the imd ast stituted as an apostolic try, and is regarded as cathedral as a substitute ptahne United Netherlands plementation of the syn- administration, and in exerting an influence far for their modest headthe odal decisions has prothe in church any, quarters recreaa of that aposbeyond vicariate a as m 1953 France. ceeded," that it request- tolic. capital. project. tional ed nominations to the ion, commiss doctrinal CONCERTS and that it "asks those Bishops Frehen has concerned what Pericle been on the staff of Cardinal Felici had al- Louvain University, as an ready asked at the end associate professor of of the synod, to send At the time THE GLOSS'Y GLOWY GIFT 'MOPPING ISIKEEI the general secretariat theology. of his appointment he proposals judged oppor- was residing in Rome as tune for an eventual re- a theologian adviser at vision of the synod's the world headquarters M F11711.1$ rules of procedure." of the Montefort FathThe synod dealt with ers. t he revision of canon From— The Cathedral of Christ law, doctrinal deviations, King in the Landakot the marrimixed es, seminari ages and liturgical re- district of Reykjavik was built in 1930. Its Gothic form. spire can be seen from rea by It was stated liable Vatican source all parts of the capital that Bishop Rubin's let- city. It organ is conter to heads of bishops' sidered the outstanding 274 CAMBRIDGE STREET, conferences did not in- instrument of its kind in clude items to be in- Reykjavik and concerts W EMBLEY — 87 3984 arranged often cluded on the agenda of are around its use. any coming synod.

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The problems of Catholic education in Britain were high- present upset in the of secondary lighted here by a papal honour for a Jewish Member of Par- structure schools in this country liament and a conference of Catholic teachers. underlines the need for

Leslie Lever is only Knight Grand Cross of most successful compre- a Catholic philosophy oi layman in the Order of St. Gregory hensive schools, St. Rich- education. the second j at present is Douglas ard of Chichester in LonA Council for Catholics this country to hold the Woodruff, former editor don. in Higher Education, a Grand of the Tablet, national Father David Konstant, new venture in Catholic papal Knighthood Catholic weekly. religious education ad- education here, held its of Order the of Cross viser in the Westminster first meeting at ArchGregory. A well-known Catholic archdiocese, St. told the bishop's House, Westschool head, P. J. same conference all edu- minster, with Bishop party Labour ever, L O'Connell, strongly decation is in essence re- Gordon Wheeler of Leeds Parliament fended the principle Member of of ligious a n d religious presiding. the of part Ardwick, separate Catholic schools form for ation could be best The council is one of big industrial city of at a Catholic teachers' accomplished in specifi- three educational Manchester, received his conference. bodies cally Christian schools. now operating under the new honour for his serThey are "of supreme "We must not be afraid bishops' education comvices to Catholic educa- value to society," he said. of such charges as 'sep- mission. The others are tion. "By their very existence aratism' and 'indoctrin- the Catholic Education polinon-Catholic they are helping to proAs a ation,'" he said. "The Council, which deals with tician held in the great- vide that variety of in- Church is a sign of con- the general subject of champstitutions his respect, which is the tradiction and its childest primary and secondary ionship of the separate hallmark of English edu- ren must expect to be in schools, and the CateCatholic schools inside cation whose freedom opposition to the cus- chetical Council. echacafree and national flexibility are in- toms of the the contemportional system has had creasingly the envy of ary world." Concern influence. other European states reat g Without a reasonable Bishop Wheeler noted where the nationally conMany members of his trolled systems have grounding in the Chris- in his address that the o wn party and many been unable to encourage tian faith children will Church in Britain proo ther people including those important quali- later be denied the pos- vides Catholic school sibility of decision-mak- education but not unisome educators would ties." ing in the vital problems x ersity education except like to see both the volSchools are now genuntary Catholic schools that await them in later for teacher training colerally expected to be life, he said. inside the state system leges, seminaries and a communities for trainand also the big private Parents have an im- few special cases. In the ing character in addition public fee-charging to providing academic portant role to play and universities the Church schools abolished and this is likely to increase seeks to provide not learning, he added. one single form of eduimproved standards of education but specialisCatholic schools be- education cation provided for all. provided fu- ed pastoral work, he cause of their unity of ture parents with the said. purpose and parental Drain The new council will knowledge and undersupport enjoy special adSeparate Catholic vantage in this direction, standing to co-operate be concerned not so schools inside the na- he said. They have the with teachers, he stated. much with higher Catholic education, but with tional system come regu- potential to become paceCatholics in higher eduTechnique larly under attack. Even makers in this as well cation especially in the some Catholics oppose as other aspects of eduAnotner Catholic head- secular field. them because of the cational advance. master, P. W. Singleton, great and increasing finAllocation of responsiof the John F. Kennedy ancial drain they impose between the Change School, Hemel Hemp- bilities on the developing Cathostead, near London, said three education commislic Church in England O'Connell noted a that during the first three sions will be kept under and Wales. change in parents' atti- years of secondary educa- constant review. The new tude to Catholic educa- tion, religious education Higher Education CounThe more usual genertion. They appear now, should be dropped as a cil will not decide on al objection is that orhe said, to want Catholic separate subject but in- its final constitution undinary non-Catholic Brischools not for religious troduced as part of stud- til its first experiences tish taxpayers have to reasons alone but be- ies into other subjects during its experimental provide money to build cause the schools are in subjects such as history phases can be fully conand maintain separate schools for Catholics. general adapting them- and literature. In the sidered. It has already Such objections overlook selves very well to the fourth and fifth years been in contact with religious education could higher education groups the fact that the state needs of the times. appear as a distinct area run by the other major would have to find "Nevertheless the Caschool places for the tholic school system is of knowledge because churches here and also Children concerned in under attack and all students are able at with many existing specany case. Catholics by those involved in our those ages to discuss and ialised bodies operating accepting the additional schools have a duty to have an interest in moral in this field. These latburden of helping to reveal their achievement and religious problems. ter include the organisations for Catholic unibuild their own schools to the Catholic body and Conference committees versity chaplains, boards actually relieve the rest to non-Catholic and open sessions supour of Catholic teachers' of the nation of some of friends," he said. ported many of the colleges, seminary recthe cost involved. O'Connell has charge speakers' conclusions tors and the Catholic England's only other of one of the country's and agreed that the Students' Union.

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CATHOLIC GROUP OPPOSES POLITKMN'S RACE PROPOSALS

nostalgically we re- pastor in the industrial Stockwell of Southwark city of Wolverhampton, said Powell would repatof the most involved riate Jesus Himself if he pressed opposition to proposals by "In this crisis the one said that recent- came to Britain. "As centres, Church must churches in Jesus was a dark colourlocal all ly Enoch Powell, controversial British poli- Christian t he proclaim again hampton held a ed Semite, this is the Wolver man, of tician, to repatriate coloured immi- brotherhood of special prayer only assumption I can which is not hindered by day and harmony make," he said. unity for grants living in Britain. the variety of races but peoples. its among A speech by Powell in enhanced by them. relations race The "Wolverhampton peoTwo Catholic Memcommittee of the Catho- April was widely regard"The Church is not sat- ple of goodwill have been bers of Parliament in lic Institute for Interna- ed as the most openly isfied with condemning striving to keep the heat Powell's own party, John tional Relations (CIIR) racist speech by a prom- racial conflict but feels out of this problem and Biggs Davison and Patpolitician British issued a statement that inent bound to promote posi- many have been engaged rick Wall, took much said: "Mr. Powell pro- in years. tive co-operation and in various endeavours to views of the That speech led to trust between those of foster racial harmony. milder poses nothing positive to outburst. Powell , th:_ as promote racial harmony Powell's dismissal different origins." Mr. Powell does not but only a negative pol- Conservative party's deof the col- make any constructive A majority Biggs Davison said icy of repatriation fence spokesman. who suggestions to the situa- that it has all been said immigrants oured The CIIR committee's which could well behave moved into Britain tion in which we find before and that he does come a cruel form of statement said: by the thousands in re- ourselves," the bishop not think "intemperate" constraint." "Mr. Powell's recent cent years are now set- said. attacks on Powell will In a speech made in speech brings closer the tled in the big central help the problem. Wall Despair a situation he professes industrial area around November, Powell, said Powell had said Birmingham. member of the Conserv- he wishes to avert. Archbishop nothing that is not ConAnglican ative party, said Britain "The use he makes of Auxiliary Bishop Jos- Michael Ramsay of Can- servative Party Policy. laces "transformation of selected incidents only eph Cleary of Birming- terbury called Powell's Whether one agrees or whole areas which lie at arouses base emotions. ham said the timing of speech "a counsel of des- not, Wall said, he thinks the heart of it into alien it is a healthy thing to "He should remember Powell's was pair." speech territory." the effects of his April "very unfortunate." BishThe notably outspoken bring the race issue into speech when race hatred op Cleary, who is also a Anglican Bishop Mervyn the open. Three Times appeared openly in the Powell said there will streets and black Bribe several cities in Bri- tons walked in fear. -tain with predominantly coloured populations unReminder less immigration is stop"The history of the ped and repatriation is Jews in Gernnany is a strongly encouraged. reminder of what can He estimated that, unmay they authorise any happen when emotive inless such steps are taken used as poliare sterilisation operation. cidents Britain will have a total tical weapons . . . "Nevertheless the staff of 4.5 million coloured "What is needed now may be confronted with immigrants, three times IN- cannot be solved by a cases of simple material C ATHOLICS the present number, by and for some time to the article co-operation, the perthe end of the century. come is a most careful VOLVED IN A GOV- brief answer," that several missibility adding said, elements which the all of of study term the is "Coloured" ERNMENT - SPONSOR- important principles must be judged by pondapplied here to Indians of immigration and a . ering concrete conditions and Pakistanis as well as policy, thus established, ED BIRTH CONTROL must be considered hara to the towards lookihg to Negroes. PROGRAMME ARE NOT L'Osservatore Romano and according by accepted principles Powell cited several in- monious society in this not is it NECESSARILY GUILTY emphasised that cidents of abuse of country which will, into offer Catholic moralists who anyone for licit whites by coloured im- evitably, on Mr. Powell's OF REJECTING THE "positive co-operation" are experts in the matmigrants. He said these own showing, be differ- DOCTRINE OF POPE in deciding or imple- ter." were reported to him by ent in many ways from Another section of the ENCYCLI- menting a law which is our imaginary past, how- PAUL VI's eonst ituents. contrary to mor- article said the Church n i itself CAL HUMANAE VITAE, als upheld by encyclical. has given "deep thought" BUT SUCH INVOLVEin recalling the stages CONDITIONS of gradual condemnation MENTS-RUST BE STUBut if public authori- of therapeutic abortion 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY DIED CASE BY CASE, has ties impart measures dir- and the Church also THE VATICAN CITY rectly contrary to the examined questions linkPhone: 8 2406 L'OSSERVA- encyclical, it is possible ed with the regulation D AIL Y, All Types of Electrical Work Undrrtaken of birth and the means TORE ROMANO SAID. that Catholics may be used to obtain it. coinvolved in "material The paper's question- operation." 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OUT AND ABOUT WITH EC CHRISTMAS AWAY MEDITATION FROM HOME

C HRISTMAS — YES, IT'S HERE AGAIN. No one let's you forget that; every morning you By PAUL TURNER are awakened to the sounds of a radio jiigle ( Adelaide) "ten more shopping days to Christmas," or BEING away from home " Give the family a surprise for Christmas, buy for some time does television," and so on). Christmas is now t hem a many and wonderful a c ommercialised affair for most people. Each year the range of gifts to give one's friends things to you.

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Your parents, first of and family reaches a higher price bracket, so that all, are seen in such a difsearch Christmas can be a time of financial the ferent way, for you now mbarrassment. e appreciate them, and all It is good that we give our family and friends they have given up for gifts at Christmas. But why? Do you take Christ- you in the past and how mas for granted like me? I think of a tiny baby with understanding and lying in a crib, with straw as a mattress, and Mary great love have brought and Joseph adoring their Creator. But I'm not there you up in an atmosphere adoring with them, I'm too busy rushing around at of a good Christian famChristmas parties, and dances. We all buy up big at ily. But the most amazing Christmas and give joy to those people to whom we thing is what the mind give presents, but we always forget someone—and e xperiences, for your someone Jesus is Christ. that whole outlook on life Let's make this Christmas a memorable one, and changes and things that offer to Christ ourselves, as our Christmas gift to were so puzzling before can be so easily solved by Him. and, Now let's reconstruct the scene: It is a stable, discussion even perhaps like the old one at home; with hens roost- more, by prayer. This is where the ing on a stick, a couple of animals tied up, dirty Young Christian Worand a manger with a bit of dusty straw on the floor, kers' Movement has helphay in the bottom of it; Mary has made a little nest ed me. By welcoming me in the hay and spread her veil over it and there she at the meetings and sohas laid her baby Son; now she kneels beside Him cials, I have been able to pondering those words in her heart. see Christ working with Now let's apply this to ourselves: This is God the leaders in making Almighty. He is so small that He fits in a manger. their lives more pleasing Have YOU found your vocation yet? Two who have found theirs through Y.C.W. are Annie Corrigan and Paul Turner. Both are away in the New Year, Annie to b3come a postulant of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of the to Him. "0 wonder of wonders, too great to be told, In the timeIhave been Sacred Heart at Hunters Hill, N.S.W., and Paul to enter the Novitiate as a Sacred Heart lay brother at KensingThis is tor me. with Bassendean Y.C.W., ton, N.S.W. Lets have a good look at them. The Ancient of Days is an hour or two old." I have witnessed great Annie is a product of St. Pius X School, Manning, and St. Joseph's, Victoria Square She has been a pillar of He has COME TO SAVE PEOPLE. From what? changes in the leaders Y .C.W. at Manning this last twelve months, and more recently still has done a wonderful job editing this page We would like to be saved from sickness and hard- and in their attitude to for 'The Record.' This is a thankless job, and she has done it so well that we understand some readers ship and sorrows. But the angel told St. Joseph the "Gospel Enquiry." It t urn to it first. We all know novices must do as they are told—but Annie hopes to be told to go to Teachers' that He was come to save us from our sins. Iknow has changed to that of Training College. that sin is the cause of all the sickness and sorrows really discilssing it and Paul comes from Adelaide, arid has only been six mon ths in Perth. He owes his education to the Sacrec of the world, and of the living death of hell. He has applying it to their daily Heart Sisters at St. Brigid's School, Kilburn, S.A., and to the Christian Brothers at St. Paul 's College, Strath. saved plenty of people from sickness and sorrow — lives. mont, S.A. He worked in Adelaide for eighteen months before coming West and settling at Bassendean I therefore sincerely reand me, too, sometimes. His example shows us Whi le at Bassendean Paul was branch publicity officer for the social committee, and took over as president how to bear such things. From His manger He gard the Y.C.W. Move- for six weeks. He is a keen tennis player and is always 'in' on all activities. ment here in Western says: Follow Me. A nnie and Paul leave Y.C.W. here with our prayers, good wishes and thanks for all they have done for us. Australia as the symbol And congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Corrigan and Mr. and Mrs. Turner on giving their children to the But He comes chiefly to save us from our sins of Christ's work amongst Church! and from eternal loss. young people. For I am His birth is GOOD NEWS FOR ME because I sure that if it weren't for you are working on the Saturday when booking. need a Saviour. My body needs His help; He made the acts of charity the Deadline for bookings is January 24. it; He can look after it; one day He will raise it Y.C.W. leaders show toWhen booking, please say if transport is required, from the dust. My mind needs Him; He made it; wards their fellow men,I as a special bus will be laid on. Those with cars are He can keep it in action; one day He will fill it with would not be entering COME TO THE ARALUEN SOCIAL WEEKEND. asked to notify vacant seats. the Beatific Vision. My soul needs Him; He created the Novitiate next year. AlthoughI will be leavExact departure times will be notified in due it; He will sanctify it and save it. This has been organised for the weekend Friing very shortly, I will course. So His arrival is good news for me. I can rejo;ce not forget all the smiling day, January 31, to Sunday, February 2, and is What must you take? Check it off against this list: with the angels. With Our Lady I can say a Magni- faces who have made me open to al l Y.C.W. Groups, town and country. Pillow and pillow case, two sheets, a rug, pyjamas, ficat. so welcome since I arThe rule is first come, first served, for accommo- toilet requirements, bathers, towel, shoes for hikes But does not the SUCCESS OF HIS WORK DE- rived in Perth six months and casual wear. PEND PARTLY ON ME? I shall have to do my ago. I will carry you al- dation is limited to 110 boys and 110 girls. Cost of the weekend will be about $6, and tickets Enquiries to Brian Carlon at the Y.C.W. Office, part. The shepherds went to look for the Saviour. ways in my heart. God's blessings to you are available from the Y.C.W. Office, 77 St. George's 23-4546, or 67-3619 ( home), or Rhonda Kingsbury, I should seek Him, too, in church, Holy Communion always. Terrace, Perth, on $1 deposit. Please state whether 60-3198 ( work) or 60-3864 (home). and prayer. I could imitate Our Lady in pondering these things more in my heart. But there must be something further. "0 Almighty God, grant that the new birth of Your Son in the flesh may set us free from our old slavery under the yoke of sin, through Jesus Christ Our Lord."

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A special tribute to His Grace, the Most Reverend R edmond Prendiville D.D., our late Archbishop, for the guidance and keen interest in the many church projects with which we were associated. His Grace is shown here blessing St Bernadette's Church, Glendalough.

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MISSION NOTES . . . A MISSIONARY wonders, at odd moments, whether Christ, during his short public ministry, was frequently asked the question: "Why are you here?"

Did those observant peasants of the gentle hills of Palestine look at him long, calmly, studiously and ask with their minds, if not with their tongues, "Son of Joseph the carpenter, why did you leave your father's bench up there in Nazareth to come amongst us? You don't sell Joseph's well-worked tables and chairs. You don't set up Last week Robert LogTHE AVENGERS," change. Even down to your own shop. You just seem to wander around the musical score, which gia (Cat) was one of the Channel 2 at 7.55 on was excellent in the Peter guest stars, and he didn't ,You teach sometimes. You preach sometimes, but Tuesday, had the over- Gunn series, and still is impress me in this role obviously you are not the typical itinerant teacher in this. either. or preacher we are accustomed to and for the long title of "Look (stop Of course, the series is most part ignore." full of trick photography me if you've heard this and relies too much on Did Christ feel frustrated at attempts to clear AS if this last prothe t hose camera interested but stymied minds and to ento tell the c.e,e ) but There Were story, which, by the way, gramme wasn't enough, I lighten them about his grand purpose among them Those Two Fellows." is very poorly construct- had to choose "Streets of in terms they could understand? I wonder! And ed. The writers are in a Laredo" as my movie of my guess is that he did. One reason being, simply, It is a pity that this hurry and concentrate the week. Again the conbecause series may be the last, we missionaries among the Zulus do. struction of the story was too much on the "interyou can always rely on Then there is also the passage of scripture: "What hard to follow and lackrupted" technique. It the play section being of doesn't matter how effi- ed the professional touch do men say of the Son of Man? Who do they think a high standard. It is He is?" ciently this is done, un- it should have had. never drawn-out or overless there is continual Professional because of PRIEST MUST BE TRUE dramatised, the plot and pattern-w eaving, it is it cast. William Holden, the dialogue are often doomed MIDDLEMAN impossible to recognise to fail. amusing, and the camera Robert Loggia plays in a puppet-like performwork subtle and imaginaLooking at us from the Zulus' point of view, the Cat, and although he ance; William Bendix, tive. There is a certain there are factors which tend to obfuscate that ossesses the qualities strange in a restrained toughness about it, but it P simple and simply stated deep truth: priests are for the role, he needs role with little or no actis never arrogant. It has middlemen. Pontifices. Bridges. good direction to enable ing attached to. Macdonbeen one of the best him to display them. I ald Carey gave a best Did Christ's healing of the sick throw away the series on TV. would like to see a little performance for a tooth Patrick Macnee as more emotion in the part. paste advertisement I t hinking of those Galileans regarding the basic Steed satisfies. He has a purpose, as our medicine sometimes does to the have ever seen, and here formal, everyday look Zulus? Did Christ's friendliness and sociableness I'm being kind. As for about him, is cool and t hrow them off in their estimation of him, as our Mona Freeman — amaOh "Shenandoah, "Chandetached, and was clever a ttending a beer-drink or a pagan wedding someteurish. nel 9 at 10.30 on Wednesin the way he could make times does here? "When the Son of Man came, The direction was poor, a serious conversation day night, you take a lot amusing and yet not turn of my patience and time, and the production also. He ate and drank with them, and of Him they say and it is only because it's The only thing I found here is a glutton; He loves wine. He is a friend of it into a floppy farce. was publicans and sinners" (Matt. 11:19). They the Linda Thorson's per- the end of the evening, entertaining understood Him when He spoke in parables, formance may not come and I have to be fair and young singer who sang up to the high standard w atch to criticise that I the title song. which is an unwilling admission that they might I am sorry I missed his of her co-star, but she view at all. not have understood what He spoke without As a matter of fact, name. did show flashes of meanparables. ingful acting, and the I'm very disappointed We, too, in spite of catechism classes, sermons ever - attentive camera lately at the second-rate and schools, somehow manage to leave many a produced many interest- westerns all channels are AT 1.55 on Channel 9 ing close-up angle shots showing. There is a Zulu very vague as to our basic purpose among weekdays we have Hazel of this young actress on drought. t hem. Phillips' "Girl Talk" and her way up. One doesn't expect just girl talk it is; but The priest himself is in danger of misleading Last week's plot was great drama from this she certainly gives an t he people's thinking as to the ultimate "why" of more complex than type of series. Action, edge to the interviews his being in the bush. This is especial ly true if the others. Certain potential- clear dialogue, and a game. ly brilliant ideas were straight-forward convincgood father has a winning personality, is kind, She is not a good reover-played, and this took ing story of goodies and patient knows the language well and has a bubthe sharp edge off it, but the badclies, a hero with porter or interviewer. bling sense of humour. The last quality is a nevertheless was still en- a capacity for adventure, Her own personality is charmer to Zulus who, to me, in spite of their tertaining TV. a few long-distance land- so strong that it is only sorrows (which are legion), seem to be the hapoccasions that on rare scape scenes of the Wild piest people in the world. Deep-down, rollicking West, could give some she brings forward the belly-laughs ease out of them at the slightest propersonality she is inter"T.H.E. CAT," Channel 7 light-hearted pleasure. vocation. The priest, however, is faulting his at 9.45 on Tuesday night, Robert Horton is the viewing. cause, if after years at one mission, especially if is an half-hour detective- star, and it is not his Although she has a type series that in my fault that he has to foli t's an isolated one, he has built up unintentionshe doesn't always plan, opinion is based too low a poor script. He ally little more than a personality cult. keep to it, and perhaps it

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MASS IS THE HEART OF THE MATTER The Mass, it seems, is the ultimate answer to t he question of the naked "Why" of priests' presence. The importance of our people understanding this "Why" may be exaggerated in my mind, but after 17 years here I see no better bridge between God and these good people than this—that they be taught to look at us as priests for what priests are essentially, middlemen. Once this foundation of our relationship is established, our other qualities fal l into their proper secondary places. Now, the Mass does this in a humanly inexplicable, eminent manner among the Zulus. First Bantu mythology will of necessity limp, dangerously, too, in the face of God's clear truth ( what mythology will not?). And secondly no white man will ever learn African lore to suffi cient depth or breadth so that he can equate their knowledge of it. With the Mass, then, our foot is in the door. The echo back from the people comes through loud and clear. The priest is the only one who offers sacrifice, the Mass. The thinking Zulus see this and that puzzled look on their countenance as to the basic "Why" of our presence subsides. A true sturdy relationship between us is quickly slipped into place. We can both, priest and people, now work together uninhibited, with deep mutual understanding, and soon God Himself moves into the place where the mysterious middleman once was. The enigma vanishes. With their understanding of the priest through the sacrifice of the Mass, the priest gradually becomes a seed dead unto itself. His middleman job is done.

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Contemporary works in bronze and ink

young American sculpAngel of the Gloria (Making the announcement to the shepherds) by molded and soldercopper, sheet is medium The Vermont. Springfield, tor, Mary Eldredge, in wax and executed piece, the for study The wings. ed; it stands six feet to the tip of the Photo, courtesy of the artist). (N.C. VI. Paul Pope of Collection the is in bronze, in cast

Holy Family, an original bronze sculpture by Josef Bachlechner. This contemporary version of 47th St., New t he Nativity scene is in the garden of the Church of the Holy Family, 315 E. manger. Y ork. At Christmas time the sculpture is brought inside the church to serve as a of the residents as well community as Nations United to the ministers Church Family Holy Inc.) Art, Christian Contemporary of courtesy neighbourhood. (N.C. Photo,

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in ink and crayon Madonna and Child by Alexander Archipenko. The picture was executed of Dr. John courtesy Photo, (N.C. Milwaukee. University, Marquette in 1955 and is on view at Arts). Pick, Chairman, Marquette University Committee on the Fine

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The Indian hierarchy has declared al seminar that a forth -coming nation n Council on the application of Vatica make II teachings to this country might a breakthrough in the process of renewal of the Church here.

of the Indian people In a joint pastoral let- ties and acknowledged by scher, semina the on ter but duled to be held in May them not as foreign as very much their own," Indian the year, ext n they said. National Bishops' Con"From this conception ference said the time has come to subordinate, not of the Church in India only petty selfish inter- there will arise in all of Flanking Memorial Library, Marquette University, Milwaukee. ests, but "even legitimate us not only an openness Madonna and Child by Sister Mary Thomasita, 0.F.M., is on view at the of Dr. John courtesy er, Ahlhaus John individu by of Photo world es N.C. ( Indian dvantag to the Mary. of life a t he centre panel is a wood mosaic mural depicting scenes in the als" to the overriding around us, but also a Pick, Chairman, Marquette University Committee on the Fine Arts). benefits of the entire desire to know, appreciate and absorb all genChurch. YOUR CHEMIST "This vision of the uinely Indian values, reis whole and this joint en- jecting nothing that deavour will be possible true and holy in the nonthe 429 Albany Highway, Victoria .'ark (opp. P.O.) only if there is union of Christian religions of all ing promot and land among Ring 61-1076. We call for and Deliver Prescriptions. mind and heart our good of any kind found CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN of all sections For Your Convenience — Uer, One Might Seryles India. in anywhere , priests ps, —bisho people Religious, laymen — and The bishops said the no such union will be Church in India should achieved without regu- be so fully integrated inlar dialogue," the pastor- to Indian life as to beal said. come thoroughly Indian In the "Indian con- not only in externals, text," the bishops said, but in its way of think235 Newcastle Street, Perth the picture of the true ing and feeling, in its its in and God to prayers Hardware Merchants 1 the ed Plumbers by Licens drawn Church the of Repairs a Specialty council is that of a presentation 7424 28 Phone church in the midst of Christian message. 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MUSIC FOR SUPERMEN Youth Concerts

THOSE who really enjoy works by contemporary RICHARD STRAUSS: Orozco, perhaps playing getting value for money c omposers. CHOPIN: Alt.; sprach the T music of his native wo 24 Preludes, Op. 28. will find they are getting cents dollars seventy-five Spain. Zarathustra, Op. 30. will buy Prelude in C Sharp you a t Mr. icket Orozco is to somemore than just good the series Minor, Op. 45. Prelude The Phi ladelphia c oncerts — when of five thing of a poet, and must Life for a Hero, which is 1887, Mozart was far less in A Flat Major, value in the Australian opens Orchestra, conducted be allowed a little lion March booking 11 the only kind of life pos- known and appreciated Op.Posth. by Eugene Ormandy. cence. It is clear that he Broadcasting Commis- year (make this the next sible for Nietzsche's Su- than he is now. first date is deeply committed to sions's 1969 series of in your new R afael Orozco. C.B.S., $5.75. perman. diary), Today for a composer The first of what he plays, and his Yet significantly the to attempt to write a H.M.V., $3.95. personal contribution to Youth Concerts at the on April 29, the series, Thus spake Zarathustra

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will be conis a remarkable work. In- end is not on a bang— suite using Mozart's own One of the up and the interpretation of Cho- Winthrop Hall, played ducted by the Chinesedeed all Strauss' are. "I nor even a whimper— material would be worse coming born conductor, pianists, Rafael pin is a sensitiveness, no- by the W.A. Symphony Quach, and will Helen did not intend to write but on an unresolved than impertinence, and Orozco, where I think more apis still only 22 chord have played by the Tchaikowsky has been philosophical music or to pianist Roger years of age. In record- parent than in the deli- Orchestra. Woodward trombones, the unfinishcalled misguided portray in music Nietzand incacy (as opposed to near These concerts are in- as soloist. the sensitive for doing so. ing such a well-known bruta che's great work," ed reference to lity in some other tended to appeal especigroup A nother pianist featur. as Chopin's Preearlier World Riddle But it was then not unStrauss wrote. 'I meant ludes he has set himself pianists) with which he ally to those in the 15-25 ing in the series will be theme, suggested by the common for a to convey by means of composer a formidable task because tackled the last of Op. 28. age group, and will in- Malcolm Frager, who music an idea of the de- horns quoting Gregorian to help popularise the they clude "classics" as well play in the concert will have already been on velopment of the human chant, the music of reli- works of another in this done as a fair sprinkling of July 11.--Choragus. by some of the acway. Liszt did it frerace, from its origin gion. HIGHLIGHTS from Evidently the Hero's quently, and about 900 of knowledged experts in THE through the various BOHEMIAN GIRL, Chopin, Cortot, for inphases of its develop- Life did not quite satisfy his 1,300 compositions MARI TANA and the stance. This is, in effect, ment, up to Nietzsche's Strauss after all. Perhaps are arrangements, pot- t LILY OF KILLARNEY. hrowing down the gaunti n the end, the World pourris and transcripidea of the Superman." let. It is dangerous to Veronica Dunne Riddle could only be anIn this Strauss gives swered by something tions. As a great master abandon oneself alto- ( soprano), Uel Deane of the orchestra, Tchaihit.relf away, and flatly else. gether to the heady ro- ( tenor) Eric Hinds kowsky was in a position contradicts his opening mantic atmosphere in ( bari tone ). Thus spake Zarathustra to perform this service statement. And indeed which the set of Op. 28 for Mozart. He chose H.M.V., $5.50. this ties in with Strauss' needs big treatment, and was conceived. Chopin pieces This is obviously a rethat very it gets few it Eugene from reportedly typical reply retired to Majorca with cord for Irishmen, for knew at the time, and to an acquaintance who Ormandy and the Philawhich even in an age of the novelist George Sand two of the operas are by delphia Orchestra. This reproached him for acradios and record-players and her son Maurice. The Irish composers, and the cepting high honour is a wonderful record. are not familiar to many. intention was that Cho- third is set in Ireland. yourself Shut up in a from Hitler. "What differNo one could say that pin and Maurice would William Vincent Walence does it make? I held room with it, turn up the the suite is merely or- benefit from a winter in lace was born in Watervolume, saturate and in an eminent position una mild climate. In addider the Kaiser. I held an rich, supersize, envelop- chestrated Mozart. In tion, George and Fred- ford in 1812, and lived in fact Mozart is turn in Australia, South ing sometimes sound. eminent position under difficult to detect at all, erick would have time to America and the United the German Republic. I be alone together. particularly in the third States. After the highly shall hold an eminent First impressions lived successful m ovemen t, allegedly production of position under whatever based on the Ave Verum up to expectations. Cho- Maritana at Drury Lane TCHAIKOWSKY: regime comes next." Corpus (K.618). Tchai- pin wrote: "I am among in 1845, he returned to Strauss, like Wagner Suite No. 4 for kowsky did not go direct . . . everything the Jardin England in failing health, before him, knew his Or to the original, but took des Plantes has in its hot- and died in the Pyrenees own greatness, and ( Mozartiana), Op. 61. as his basis Liszt's not- houses . . . The sky is in 1865. thought in terms of "emilike turquoise . . . In the ROSSINI-RESPIGHI : able piano transcription William Balf, the other nence" and the "Superdaytime it's hot: at night, Irishman, —a very Rossiniana different Suite. thing. was four years man." Perhaps this was Definitely not even Mock guitars and songs . . . I Wallace's senior, and outwhy he allowed himself L'Orchestre de la Mozart, but by no means feel better." lived him by five years. t o become so closely Suisse Romande, What an idyll! It lasted Born in bad music, with some Dublin, he moved identified publicly with conducted by Ernst only till the weather Germany, al- Ansermet, with Ruggiero very un-Mozartian and broke. The deserted mon- between England and Hitler's colourful writing for the France, which latter though there is some eviValdemosa country of R icci (violin). harp, an instrument for astery accorded him a dence to show that priW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS where they had three Decca, $5.75. which, if I remember rooms and the use of the c onsiderable measure of vately he was not in symPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS rightly, Mozart himself r ecognition. Like Maripathy with the Nazi garden, dripped wyh tana, The very title of the cared little. The Bohemian Girl Certified West _Australia, Hot Water Specialists and party. leaks, and had no conMozart's variations on veniences whatever. The was produced at Drury General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. Don Juan, Till Eugen- Tchaikowsky reminds me Ustinov's Peter of superb "Unser dummer pobel" piano, supplied locally, Lane, in 1843. spiegel and Don Quixote, 288714. After Hours: 872553, 49 2095 Phones: Julius Benedict was figures he delineated so "ersatzoper," Mock Mo- by Gluck are the founda- was dreadful, and eventu80 JAMES STREET, PERTH tion for the finale. But ally a Pleyel — Chopin's born in Stuttgart in 1804 superbly in his tone zart. but settled permanently That is perhaps as far Tchaikowsky soon loses favourite make — was poems, are all bigger than life, and perhaps all as the parallel ought to his original, and drifts sent from the mainland. in England in 1835, and Wilson Gray & Co. Pty. Limited He was blend into the idea of go, for when Tchaikow- into a musical world not And all the time the rain died in 1885. Established 1894 knighted by Queen Vic"Ein Heldenleben" — a sky wrote the suite in far removed from his bal- drummed down steadily. Cnr. SCARBOROUGH BEACH RD., & HUTTON ST., toria in 1871. let music. Three months of this OSBORNE PARK All three were full of In Rossiniana Respighi nearly killed Chopin, and Phone 24-5188 adopted an attitude to- it was a very sick man thoroughly Victorian sen,V,ONL../MENTAL & GENERAL MASO^:i wards Rossini similar to that George Sand eventu- timent, and their operas FOR MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION. Tchaikowsky's towards ally got back to France. tend to melodrama. How32 THOMPSON ROAD, NORTH FREMANTLE ever, between them they perhaps Mozart, more Dressing or A re Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Yet he managed to send understandably, since the complete book of 24 produced a number of Building, Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling Italians. were both In preludes to Camille arias that have retained Bulldozers, Loaders, Graders for Hire Wil l Quote their popularity to the transmuted he 1918 had f or Excavation and Levelling Jobs. Pleyel, the publisher, besome of Rossini's key- fore they left Valdemosa, present day, and this rePHONE — 5 4488. --801.11 AGIENTA-board music into the bal- inscribing the dedicatioh Cord includes "Scenes that are brightest," "The let suite "La Boutique to him. NABEER & COMPANY R. CON moon hath raised her Fantasque." In 1925 he Not so well known as lamp," "Eily Mavour165 HAY STRFET, SUBIACO. Phone 8-1410. produced the "Rossinia- Op. 28 is the C sharp AW11./.140/416."‘'. "1.16e^ , na" suite, which although minor Prelude Op. 45, neen," "When other lips" not so well known, is written in 1841, the year and "I dreamt that I more colourful and ad- of the A Flat Ballade and dwelt in marble halls." We'd like to wish all our present and past All eminently singable, venturous. the Fantasy in F Minor. even by those who only Students and their Parents a According to Respighi, One can see in it the deChristmas and a give tongue in the bath. derives velopment of Chopin's material the New s uccessful Although the operas from "Les Riens" by Ros- style in this form. It Year. themselves have now sini. No such work is stands by itself as a passed out of favour, I known, and Respighi bridge between this excerpts these think probably took little odd- shorter form and the mafrom them will always ments from the hun- jor works. retain their popularity. dreds, or even thousands, I was particularly inof little pieces Rossini terested to see that Oroz47 turned out. Since apart co has included the postWHAT CHILD IS THIS? from the Intermezzo the humous A Flat prelude. I SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Christmas A Festival. movements are extensive, have never heard it playHay Street Perth 6060 Phone 2320;5 456 rather more than one ed before, but I possess The Gregg Smith ' A inernb•rr ot th• Edwards Group IGNIFIED and reverent , may suspect may be by a copy of the original edi- Singers. Texas Boys' observance of your wishes and him rather than Rossini. tion of 1918, picked up in Choir of Fort Worth. •••••••••••MIP, I,P4•41 , P4, Certainly he has treated a little music shop in The New York the fulfilment of all religious the material freely, and Alexandria during World Brass and req.uirements are assured by the we are all the gainers, for War II. Chopin wrote it Percussion Ensemble. Respighi, like Tchaikow- when he was 19, and alcorrect training of the Catholic E. Power Biggs (organ) . W.A.O.A. sky, was a superb orches- though it bears the title C.B.S., $5.75. funeral conductors placed at trator and an enterpris- "Prelude," its regular OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST E. Power Biggs is one ing arranger. form and rhythm suggest your service by Bawra & O'Dea. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 611880 of the world's bestErnst Ansermet and rather one of the Etudes. known concert organists, Res.: 67 1685 Arrangements can be made by L'Orchestre de la Suisse It bears the marks of with a world-wide repu- re,P4P4.41,04,44P,P4PI immaturity, but even so tation. phone at any hour, Sundays Romande have made I Although an Am- .41•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• know not how many re- it is unmistakably Cho- erican citizen, he was included. pin. cordings. I would guess born in England, and that they must be one of It would be a mistake studied at the Royal Acathe most experienced to compare this record demy of Music. His playt eams in the game.I pos- with Cortot. As I hulked ing is always worth hearsess a good many by earlier, Mr. Orozco has a ing, and I think it is he ' Perth Arcade & 19 Barrack St., Perth them, and they never fail tendency to let the ro- who holds this record to• Lottery Agency to turn out a well-pre- mantic aura of Chopin gether. pared and carefully exe- himself, coupled with the Most of the carols are • Newsagency cuted performance. This balmy nights of the Bale- well known, a few less is no execption, and for aric Islands, take charge so. One or two, like • Hospital Benefit Fund Agency those who like something too much. There is a sur- "Dame get up and bake F UNERAL • Tobacconist slightly out of the ordi- prising degree of discip- your pies"Iat least, have D IRECTORS navy, this record is a line required in the pro- never heard before. Perth's Biggest Greeting Card Centre good acquisition. But it's per interpretation of The Fort Worth boys' not much good if you these miniatures and I choir and the Gregg 1 want Mozart. Enjoy the suspect this comes with Smith singers are new to Tchaikowsky instea d. age and maturity which me also. They are comAnd I wouldn't attempt sees beyond the idyll of petent, but not outstand( Est. 1888) to disentangle Rossini the moment to the stern- ing. Perhaps I might deand Respighi. It would be er realities beyond. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS scribe this record as 68 STIRLING ST., PERTH a hopeless task, and in I enjoyed listening to ideal background music 28-2161 any case they are delight- this disc, and I would to an excellent Christmas 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 ful left as they are. like to hear more of Mr. dinner.

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up to do the "HE'S THE MAN WHO PUT HIS ARMS AROUND men down again. The ,r„c-and THE NORTH-WEST." sult, the Centre has tne This was a spontaneous comment on Bishop best courts in Broome. But the Cessna is not John Jobst, S.A.C., of Broome last week by one just a lifeline to Perth. It who knows him and the people to whom he is the means by which the Church is brought to ministers. people in scattered homeThere are only about 2,500 of them, but they steads all over the dioare spread thinly over an area of 283,000 square cese of Broome. In particular, it enables Bishoti miles, including some of the most difficult terrain Jobst to hold an annual in Australia. Confirmation. was well One of Bishop Jobst's ketball courts — concrete If ever $25,000 the time.

all about the people of T his feature is and about the Church West, North t he Broome which minof diocese in the of them. many isters to so

one cannot talk about the diocese first of all talking about the ithout w Bishop. This is he. The Most Reverend John Jobst, S.A.C., Bishop of

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Bishop Jobst was born in Bavaria forty eight years ago, and was ordained priest in 1950. He is a member of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate ( Pallottine Fathers). In January 1959 he was appointed Vicar Apostolic of the Kimberleys, and on March 19 of the same year he was consecrated Bishop, in succession to Bishop Otto R aible, S.A.C.

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The problem was solved by $25,000, raised by a group of Perth businessmen under the patronage of the Minister for Industrial Affairs and the North-West, the Hon. Charles Court, and at the instigation of Mr. Denis Cullity. The $25,000 bought a Cessna 182 aircraft, with which Bishop Jobst is now as familiar as he was with his Landrover. It is the aircraft, together with his unbounded love for the NorthWest, which has enabled Bishop Jobst in more senses than one to "put his arms around the North-West."

Bishop Jobst's episcopate has been m arked by a spate of building and organisation that has enabled the Church to keep up with the rapid growth of the North West, and to m ake substantial progress in the task of leading the Native peoples into a Christian, self respecting and productive way of life.

On his visits to Perth he never returns with an empty aircraft. He lands at Jandakot, and leaves it for servicing and refuelling at the hangars of Simpson Aviation Pty., who know well that the Bishop will be ready for take-off again next morning if not before.

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"SEND FOR KEVIN"

How often has this Presbytery with Father jobs that need doing. M. McMahon, S.A.C. But Someone has to turn to been the cry at the the term "Caretaker" is and do them, so why not only the beginning. He him? That's his line, and Broome presbytery. does other jobs, on the he's sticking to it.

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The weekly barbecue held at Cable Beach, which his Lordship personally organised in spite of the heavy demand on his time, was just one of the numerous ways in which the Bishop's friendliness manifested itself, and which we will always remember with pleasure.

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T HEY WERE LASHED TO THE DECK LIKE directly at Beagle bay it- taught English to Asian the missions, visit the nate. They visit missions in the diocese of pearling crews. gaol weekly, conduct and stations by Land- But they are Broome. self. C ARGO. scattered The school, with six Catechism classes in both rover. The Sisters co- o ver many thousands of WHAT'S TO DO? modern classrooms, was State and Catholic operate closely with the square miles, "They" were nine Sisters of the Order of St. who only rarely that and it's There was plenty to do. rebuilt three years ago, schools, and for adults "Flying Doctor," John of God, the first of their Order to make the visits some hunLombadina and get together —forthey all and caters for on the Native reserve. Children to be clothed, a tea. journey. Balgo Missions monthly chers' fed and educated, mater- dred and twenty children. They also give special conference perLed by Mother M. Antonia O'Brien, they made nity work, and a conA similar school had classes in cookery and —in the wet season often haps, a jubilee, or a holithe only link with the day on the the voyage up to Broome by lugger. The year was stant stream of sick to been opened in Derby in sewing for teenagers. beach at In Derby the Sisters outside world—and often Broome. But get be nursed. 1956, and a steady stream The pattern 1907, and the Sisters can have had little idea what together has not changed basically of children from both staff the District Hospi- flies patients to and from they do—somehow. You awaited them when they embarked on the boat in the last sixty at Derby. hospital m responsibility tal, sharing ightn't think there was years, schools goes to Perth for Altogether there are 35 much to talk for the first part of their journey to Beagle Bay. though the conditions secondary education. with secular staff. about—unJohn of God til you hear the Some of them have GovLeprosy is always in Sisters of St. chattert The voyage was rough, They knew no one, and are far, far better. the background in the The following year, the ernment scholarships. and the Sisters remem- the kindly captain found But the Sisters of St. North-West, even though ber the kindess and con- them lodging for the Sisters went to Broome, cern of the captain, wfio night with friends. Per- where they established a John of God touch a far the number of sufferers lashed them all down so haps he knew what the rather different type of wider field of activity is small. that they would not be remainder of the journey work. They nursed in than teaching and ordi- In 1936 the Government washed overboard. They to Beagle Bay might be both District and Japan- nary nursing. Health Department askThey supervise hostels ed the Sisters of St. John landed at Broome, to like, for next day he took ese hospitals, as well as make the remainder of them back aboard the in private homes. They for Aboriginal children, of God to undertake rethe journey overland. lugger and landed them established a school, and both in Broome and on sponsibility for nursing at the Leprosarium in Derby. The 32 years that have elapsed since then have seen great advances in the treatment of the disease. Today, patients have good hopes of a cure, and thanks to plastic surgery they are no longer discharged with gross deformities. Much can be done to repair the damage which so often accompanies the disease. New buildings and projects designed to help a return to normal life have helped to create an entirely new atmosphere in the Leprosarium.

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It is impossible to say what everybody does at the Maria Goretti Centre, and it's a bit hard even to say what they are supposed to do. Everyone takes a hand in everything, washing, cooking, cleaning, caring for the children, visiting the Reservation and a thousand and one other duties. Whatever it is, the lay missionaries do it. (Left to right) Ann Woods, of Mount Lawley; Deborah Jones, of Dianella; Geraldine Ryan, of Colac, Victoria, a trained mothercraft nurse; Nita Vinci, of Fremantle; Janine Bamford, of Dampier; Christine Harding, a trained kindergarten teacher from Scarborough, and Carol Jones, of Newcastle, N.S.W. Two not in the group are Eileen Culhane, a newcomer to the Centre, and Joan Gabbedy, formerly of Palmyra, one of the first lay missionaries in Broome.

A NEW WAY OFLIFE MISSIONS exist to convert people. But conversion change from nomadic to town, with church, hospia static way of life is that tal, hostels, and a school Fabian Pulgano's picture of the church of the Sacred Heart, Beagle Bay, commemis more than a bare technical adherence to a set of finding suitable em- with 128 Native pupils. orates more than the church itself. It tells a family history. Fabian's father was children often educated at La Grange of beliefs. It is a change of life, and in the Diocese ployment. The beef cattle These mission, and his mother at Beagle Bay. Francis Pulgano, industry is one obvious form the real link bewent to Beagle Bay for trade training, and it was there that he met and fell In of Broome that is just what the mission stations outlet, and the missions tween the mission and have not been slow to their parents. love with Lucy Fabian. They were married in the Beagle Bay church. After are achieving for the Aboriginal peoples of the t ake it up. Balgo Mission, Lombadina is another 600 miles from Derby, mission which has taken their marriage he worked for several years at La Grange Mission. They now live North-West. now has a thriving beef up the beef cattle in- in Broome, where Francis has a job with the Council. Fabian is seven-and-a-half, This is apparent in all tance in the work of total industry, and a growing dustry, supervised there and a pupil at St. Mary's Junior School at the St. Maria Goretti Centre, Broome. sorts of ways. Education conversion would un- stud of horses. Both are by Father Werner Krie- His work is a good advertisement for the training he receives there and medical care are, of doubtedly merit a pic- under the careful man- ner, S.A.C. He is helped course, the most obvious ture, as might also a agement of Mr. and Mrs. by two Sisters, husband ones, and the North-West toothbrush. Mrs. Barker, John Kirsch, who came and wife State schoolis dotted with schools, matron of the new Maria to the mission from New teachers, Mr. and Mrs. hospitals and clinics, Goretti Centre at Broome, South Wales, with their Fred Jackson, both of t wo children. Life at Bal- whom are lay mission1.:rung together by the and who had so much to Royal Flying Doctor Ser- do with the design and go agrees with them, for aries and between them vice, Sisters in Cessnas, layout of the Centre is they have added a new run the hospital, the Sisters in Landrovers, perhaps prouder of the baby to the family in store and lots of other and, above all, by the stainless steel and tile the 20 months they have things, too. THE DIOCESE OF Benedictine, Dom are accredited lay mistoilets and showers—and been there. Bishop. BROOME is staffed by Richard Crotty, O.S.B. sionaries and a devotLA GRANGE Balgo is the most modthe good use to which four religious orders, There are also seven ed band of laity. withLa Grange Mission also and it is hoped that a But children stepping they were being put — ern of the missions, and Pallottine Brothers. out 'either of whom the out of a stone age culture than of any other single was resited in 1963. It has raises beef cattle. Bro- fifth, the Christian The Sisters of St. diocese would find it into the 20th century, as feature in the Centre. a staff of two priests, two ther Richard Bessenfel- Brothers, will start John of God number yell nigh impossible many are, must make big They represent a big step Brothers, four Sisters, der is in charge of the work in the diocese 35. and there are four to operate. adjustments in other from the ways of the three lay missionaries, venture which is now soon. Those at present Sisters of St. Joseph The diocesan staff is and two State school- established on a solid there are the Pallotways — hygiene is one. open bush. of the Sacred Heart, a t present: The Bishop teachers — husband and basis and is a paying pro- tine Fathers, who proShowers and toilets are w ho first became and 14 priests, seven CHANGES wife, headed by Father position. But La Grange vide the Bishop and unsatisfacnotoriously established in the dioBrothers, 39 Sisters, has also formed a co- all the priests save One of the great prob- John Maguire. tory things to photocese in 1964. and 28 lay missiongraph. Yet their impor- lems associated with the It is really a small operative to produce and one. The exception is a Beside these there aries. market vegetables for the t ownships of the NorthWest. It is hoped to expand this as more labour becomes available due to the decision by a number of surrounding stations to employ only white labour as a result of the Introduction of equal pay. In all this, however, is proud to have assisted the people — Bishop, priests, CORNER HAVELOCK & CAMBRIDGE STREETS, Brothers, Sister, lay misprogress of the sionaries, and ordinary WEST PERTH laity—are the key. They Phones: 28-4151 — 28-7887 never lose sight of the ultimate object, to bring the Native peoples of Australia to Christ, and with famous Cyclone to fit them to live on terms of absolute equality with everyone else in the continent. San • Martin South Australian Wines & Brandy The last word must • Power Irish Whisky, Gin & Vodka. come from a recent letter and many other quality products about Beagle Bay: "Until • Auld Shepp Scotch Whisky • the end of the school year London Dry Gin there is one teacher and his wife who assists. 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MASS TIMETABLE TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW'

( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record Office of any variation in the times below.)

to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. Manning: 7 a.m., 8.15 6 p.m. a.m., 9.30 a.m. Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 0#00.000•••# ##.' Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 10 a.m. a.m. Ashfield: 8 a.m. Attadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. 7 p.m. a.m., 7 p.m. Laurence Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 St. Balcatta: a.m., 5.30 p.m. Church: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Belga: (See Mirrabooka). Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a.m. Bakers Hill: 1st, 3rd, 7 p.m.; 2nd and 5th, 8 Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 really accomplished when isolated from one the number of Churches Methodist, PresbyterQ: In the work of restor1.M., 6 p.m. a.m.; 4th, 10.30 a.m. anything? another. It cannot be with which one has to ian and Congregationing Christian unity, if 8.30, Park: 7.30, 9, 10 7.15. Morley Bayswater: one said that deal combine in they have is reduced. And alist, acwe Protesthree or two R: Any sincere efforts complished a.m., 6.30 p.m. 9.45 a.m. nothing can hope that gradually Church, have they tant Churches, say the of groups of professing merely because they have the consciousness will de- Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 a.m. yet accomplished velop which three succesChristians to lessen di- not a.m. everything envisaged as sive Lambeth Confer- Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 I NSIST ON versity are a contribution the long-term goal of the ences of Anglican BishMt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., 5 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. towards unity, even if ecumenical movement. ops, in 1908, 1920 and Bedford Park: 7, 8.30, Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 10 9.30, 10.30 a.m. 1930, stressed, namely, only in an initial and reCATHOLIC a.m., 5 p.m. that "there can be no ful- Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. 5 "Fit for a King" FULFILMENT mote way. That such efMundaring: 7.15, 9 a.m. p.m. filment of the Divine pur10.30 a.m., forts should be made at Q: Does it make any real pose in any scheme of Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Mundijong: LADIES! difference whether reunion which does not p.m. 6 3rd Sunday. a.m., all is of great signifinon-Catholic Church- ultimately include the Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Myaree: 7 a.m., 9 a.m., Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR cance. It supposes a reaes remain in their great Latin Church of the 7.30 p.m. 6 p.m. state of fragmenta- West, with which our his- Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Butchers Shops lisation that disunity is Navel Base: 8 a.m. tion or become one tory has been so closely wrong, although before and 7 pm Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions big denomination, if associated in the past, Carilla there was little thought Pickering ( Not a.m. and 5 p.m. Locations: they are still sepaabout that. And it is natuBrook): 10.30 a.m. and to which we are still Norcia: 6.45, .7.30, New TYLER'S SUPERMARKET rated from the Catho- bound by many ties of Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., rarl that non-episcopal 10 a.m. lic Church? Churches as distinct 6.30 p.m. 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 common faith and tradiNorth Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m., from episcopal Churches R: It should surely be tion." That's a long-term C armel Monastery: E a.m. 7 p.m. B. & P. BUTCHERS should feel they already obvious that the more view, of course; but the Castledare: (See Wilson). North Doubleview: 7.30 have so much in common agreement of separated thing to remember is Chidlow: 1st, 3rd, 4th; 8 Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle a.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. that they could well be- groups a.m.; 2nd, 5th, 10.30 North Dandalup: 9 a.m., of Christians that the ecumenical THE CHEAPER FOOD MART gin by reunion among among themselves the movement is a movement a.m. 2nd & 4th Sunday. themselves. It will not be better. If three Churches towards enr. Chapman Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 an ultimate City Beach: 8.15 a.m. North Fremantle: 7.30 an easy task even for settle their differences unity not yet attained beHall, Cnr. ( Anglican 9.30 a.m. them. It will mean over- and unite to form a tween and Cres. Ternpletonia the Catholic North Wanneroo ( 23 mile coming the inertia of single Church, it's easier Church—despite her own Talmala Rd.) pepg): 7 p.m. every The PLANS & SPECIFICATIONS for your many who would be con- for others to discuss mat- inherent unity — and Claremont: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. Sun. home, shops, flats or industrial buildings tent to remain as they ters with the one result- other professing Chris- Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 10 need to be in sure hands— were. As they develop a ing Church than with the tians. It would be over- Coolbeliup: 9 a.m. ( Prima.m., 7 p.m. sense of the religious is- three still in a state of impatient to want the ary School) contact JAMES & ELLARD & Assoc. sues Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 involved, they will separation. The final end without having to Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. 15 Shann St. Floreat Park—Phone 87 3259 a.m. find more and more need problem may remain yet travel the difficult road Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. A /H.: 87 3259 & 76 4018 Pinjarra: 7.30 a.m., 7.30 of humility and charity unsolved; but the ap- leading to it. And the p.m. 5 p.m. Country & Metropolitan work done in their dealings with one proach to it is simplified road is beset with diffi- Dandalup: 5.30 p.m. (St. Mary's CathePerth: another; and a lot of self- to the extent in which culties. Darlington: 9 a.m. dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 sacrifice in rising above 10.45 9.30, 7.30, Dianella I a.m., 5 P.m. different cultural backa.m. 7, 8.30, Queens Park: grounds and each denoDoubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, 10 a.m. mination's historical tra1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. ditions. From their exQuinn's Beach: ( See North Dwellingup: 10.30 a.m. will Wanneroo). periences they 7.30, East Cannington: emerge better prepared Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. Holland & Venetian Blinds, for further progess toRiverton: 7.45, 9 a.m. and Fremantle: 7 am. East wards ultimate unity 6 p.m. Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, ' Yak. 9.30, 7.30 p.m. with all other Christians Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. a.m. 9.30 7.30, Perth: East than they were before. a.m. East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Rockingham: 1st and 3rd 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday, 7.30 a.m., 7 J.G., East Melbourne: sidered wrong; and (2) Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. p.m. that if, therefore, a freely Embleton : 7 and 9 a.m. 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. Q: Quoting Pope Pius elected 2nd, 4th and 5th Sungovernment deFloreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 XII's 1956 Christmas day, 9 a.m., 7 p.m. 61 1539 61 1620 cides in a moment of exa.m., 6 p.m. Message that "a Cath- treme danger on defenR oleystone: 7 a.m. at Stato Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): olic citizen cannot in- sive precautions and School except last Sun. car7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., voke his own con- ries out the plans which day of month. 5 p.m. science in order to re- it considers necessary, it 11.45 a.m Rottnest: fuse to serve and ful- does not act wrongly. Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., every Sunday till fur, 5.30 p.m. fil those duties the Then the Pope added O PTOMETRISTS ther notice. that law imposes," you therefore a Catholic can- Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's Rossmoyne: 7 a.m., E 172. Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 Mount): 7.30 a.m. conclude that a Catho- not invoke his own con230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 a.m., 9 a.m. FROM lic has "an erroneous science to refuse such Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Safety Bay: 1st and 3rc R . F. WILLIS, W A.O.A., Optometrist All types of conscience if he re- duties as government Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. aids in stock fuses to engage in legislation demands of 2nd, 4th and 5th Sun, • FREE HEARING There:e St. Gwelup: combat duties in a him. day, 7.30 a.m. a.m., 7.30 9.30 Church: TEST • LIBERAL Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set war of self-defence." Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.3C TRADE-INS P•m• It seems to me that VATICAN COUNCIL'S a.m. • CONCESSIONS Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., you misinterpret the VIEW St. Catherine Laboure BedTO PENSIONERS pm a.m., 7 9 Pope's statement. Q: Vatican Council II's Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 "Pastoral Constitution Hqvelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Serpentine: 10.30 a.m LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS R : The context in on the Church in the 2nd and 4th Sunday. Leeks, Door Closers and Safes Overhanitd and Serviced a.m. PHONE 23 4960 which it occurs indicates CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT, Inimedhite Service Modern World," n. '79, Herne Hill: 8 a.m. Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.3C otherwise. In the two makes it clear that Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. a.m. 4 , 1".".."0"...ke paragraphs preceding it, . .e.deeseNeieveieNveM• #41,11,0#04.4p..r#4,0 State laws should South Perth: 7.30, 9.3C p.m. 7 B ATTERIES - CORDS Pope Pius XII said (1) make humane provia.m., 5.30 p.m. AND SERVICE ( 10 a.m., Italian), that in present circumsions for persons who Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m. ALL MAKES Hungarian) 11.15 a.m. FOR ( stances situation can the 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 in conscience refuse 7 p.m. OF HEARING AIDS Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Hilton arise for a nation in to bear arms, providSt. Mary's Cathedral: (Sim LICENSED PLUMBER E asy T•fMS a.m., 5 p.m. which, all efforts to avoid ed they agree to serve Perth). HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. 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West Perth: 7, 8, 9.3( thorities allot such duties Omega pecialize hi s a.m., 10.30 a.m. Mal to them. The same n. 79, Kensington: 7, 8.15, 930 Only watches of outstanding merit earn in its final paragraph, ian), 11.30 a.m. ( Pol a.m., 5 p.m. a place in our stock . . . deserve a treats as both objectively Kenwick: 9 a.m. and 5 ish). and subjectively fulfilling Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 5.3( place on your wrist. That is why we 13.111• their duty "those who are Kewdale: (Summer): 8 specialize in Omega. (loose from out 13.m• pledged to the service of a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. rich collection of Omega mcxlela. their country as mem- Koongamia: Cancelled. Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. bers of its armed forces." Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6.30 Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m The Council adds that a.m. & 9.00 a.m. every Sunday. "they should regard Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 Lithuanian Mass: themselves as agents of a.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 East Perth: 10.45 a.m. security and freedom on a.m. Polish Mass: . behalf of their people. As Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 a.m., West Perth: 11.30 a.tii. THE JEWELLER long as they fulfil this 5,30 p.m. Italian Mass: role properly, they are Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.15 Hamilton Hill: 2nd Sur SEAMASTER 30 i making a genuine contriday 10 a.m. a.m. superautomatic, Non lbution to the establish- Maddington: 9 a.m. waterproof shock -protected 1 West Perth: 10.30 a.m. anti-magnetic ment of peace." That suf- Maida Vale: 7, 8.15 a.m. I Ukrainian Church, Ma) Gold filled $70. ficiently covers all your Mandurah: Dec. 26 to lands: Every Sunday a ARCADE PLAZA $58. In Stainless Steel further remarks on this Feb. 1: 6.30. 8. 9.30 10 a.m., Summertime $37.80. from END) ( HAY ST. Other models subject. 8 and 10 a.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2

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CHRISTMAS IS FOR THE FAMILY Last year about this time I was shocked to have a friend brated Christmas, the to leave special treats Feast, December 6. Pol- bonfires on the dark hillwhole family took part for good children. Some ishing apples, gilding sides. say, "I dread Christmas. It leaves me thoroughly exhausted in preparing for and of these callers had re- nuts, colouring pictures popular Fireworks in France were and sharing the feastday. ligious significance. of animals and Nativity Spain and and broke."

Many of the customs Others evolved from scenes, involved the eag- from those immigrants countries of the Family, is another from the old countries folk lore and would ap- er European youngsters ported I realise that she was Pressure them into irn• name Portuguese the appear naive and uttering childpear as ridiculous to us while American pioneer Southland where our a comonly Of course, there is have for Christmas belike. But in examining as a picture of Batman children were just as are considered as they plaint that is uncomfort- nothing wrong with pres- cause for them it is a them we may discover with a long white beard. busy stringing cranber- sary to Christmas necesas to ably common. Glitter ents and feasting as day of great family re- that our more adult and The Yule Goat of Swed- ries and popcorn. Isn't the Fourth of such. It is only when unions, with the Cepo de July. complicated customs are en was one of these. He the most important orn- Whether it was and gold, cards and car- we allow ourselves to be Natal or Christmas Log challenged for obscuring, arrived on the Eve of the ament on the tree kindled by the torches on the ols. The demands on pressured into extrava- burning on the hearth. Scanrather than underscor- Feast and tossed gifts cardboard partridge that dinavians' sleighs our attention, our time gant outlays of money ing, the holiness of the through the door resembles a for rooster the through or the and exhausted by involvsnowlined No other time in the day. waiting children. By the the felt Santa that our night on the way and our money are so ed preparations that we to raid. life of Christ is the pictime they picked child lovingly them night made at Mass or by great that we actually ruin our opportunity to ture of family unity more candles up he was, of course, school? lit in the windows For The Good Christmas the vivid than at the scene of feel guilty if our bud- make gone. staid Boston homes memorable family holifor Although each country the gets do not provide for day that it was in the at Bethlehem. Father, carolling waits, light Lights mother, Child. And so it developed its own mysSt. Nicholas, or Santa was highly significant all of the new battery- past. to has been ever since. In terious "visitor," they all Claus, is a familiar figure Light has been used all people. In the operated gadgets that darkDia Da Familia, or Day every country that cele- came on Christmas Eve to us. That he comes almost universally to her- est month of the year it are advertised on TV. down the chimneys to ald the birth of Christ. was a dramatic The young mother who reminder find stockings developed There was a time when of our faith in the is _hustling diapers on Light from a Norse legend the young lads of Albania of the World. infants, sudsing the dishabout goddess the announced the Eve of es and monitoring school Hertha who was suppos- Christmas with gigantic Continued next page. lessons feels inferior as ed to appear in their a homemaker if she has stone huge fireplace, neglected to transform bringing with her good her house into a tinselfortune and plenty. led craft shop of baubles displayed in the slick Closer to the Christian magazines. concept are the legends "Christmas is for the about the visits of the children," the weary Christ Child on Christadults utte: almost as mas Eve. In Belgium, the an apology to t hemchildren expected Him selves. Yet .he childlike to leave special cakes wonder the event should under their pillows. But provoke disappears be the Swiss placed the hind the hard sell of metChild in a sleigh behind alic illumination and six reindeer loaded with mood-evoking records gifts for good boys and that have come to epitogirls. mize our contemporary The mystery of the of the birthday of our secret gift is quite anaLord. Perhaps gentler logous to the Bible's retraditions could be esvelations that God sent tablished again if we reHis Son to us as a helpcalled some of those less infant, a gift of love from the past. to all mankind. We lesIt seems that the first significance the sen record we have of a when we encourage chilChristmas celebration is dren to accept Christfrom Clement of Alexanmas gifts as a gigantic dria around the turn of bribe for good behaviour. the third century. In the Whether or not parents fourth or fifth century of previous generations when the Church finally shared this weakness we established the birth of cannot be certain. But Christ as a holyday to be it does appear that parWhen letting your property, there are many celebrated officially, it ents used to allow their wrz% partly to counteract costly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. children a greater share the influence of pagan Your worries are over from the start when left in the preparations. merry-making. The winto the expert know-how of General Agency's Either they understood ter solstice particularly, the need for sharing Property Management Division. See them today! the day when the duramore, or else they were ation of the sun's pasnot so quick to protect "0111 1111MININ sage in the sky begins to their youngsters from wax, was the object of what looked like work. much pagan jollification. R.E.I.W.A. (Property Management Division) How often does your family get together like this? 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England, the end of the world. Replicas of the Holy the honourable onion on early In Family have had a prom- Christmas and slice it Christmas, or Cristes A sense of unity and saltMaesse, was surrounded tradition is established inent place in the family into twelve rounds, well as stories celebrations of almost ing each round and prepious with n i a by family sharing in every European coun- dicting the weather of customs inas old Druid the preparation of spec- try, particularly in the the new year according volving plant life. The ial foods at Christmas. of juice pagan Druids permitted The youngest children Mediterranean and Bal- to the amount burned tic states. Until recent- drawn on each onion mistletoe to be technology imposes a appreciate the uniquelike as a sacred offering. ness of the holiday. To ly, the creche in America tree. Superstitions change of attitude reabounded in the these Cathoa the considered was accepted hristians C garding the role of mass the tremendous deny and we are none odd parasite plant as a significance that food lic custom but it has past communication as well other the poorer for their pasamong symbol of peace and can have, is to deny the spread as a heavy responsibility. infor men, Most sing. More well. as Christians love. very body that God has than any other project, stance, are glad to re"No one will seriously OF "EX- to receive a wealth of The Rod of Joseph of f ashioned for us. this deserves family in- linquish the axe to the IN A CENTURY Arimathea, a thorn bush Through it we learn volvement. nurseryman. PLOSIONS" THE "COM- recorded or filmed in- question the great conprofessional formation. tribution which the comat the Glastonbury Cathe- about Him and through Let the children make When the fathers in MUNICATIONS EXPLOand compudral was said to blossom it we receive Him. munication their own painted card- Yugoslavia selected the NO MONEY? ter technology of tomorSION" PROMISES TO every Christmas. From Even figures. board Christmas tree, great row can make to human this, as well as other old styrofcam profiles with care was taken to see BE ONE OF THE MOST Paper money will no stories about the miracuP rocessions material cut that the tree fell east SPECTACULAR, WITH longer be used to pay progress," he said. "But of scraps it requires no great imlous blossoming of plants for clothes is not too purchases, agination to visualise almost touching the SUPER - ELECTRONIC for and trees, came the tra- In Mexico, for nine sophisticated an under without out, pointed Ouimet branches of any other dition of pine, fir and days preceding ChristDISTRIBUT- since these will be handl- so the tremendous reperBRAINS school-age slice. t aking for holly. To some of our mas, Las Posadas, or cussions which the comSuch homechildren. ING INFORMATION AT ed by means of a com- munications explosion lb grandparents the most The Lodgings is celebratmade figures are premon computer which bound to have in practiFather's Role vivid memory they have ed. An entire neighbour- ferred to HOME MUCH LIKE GAS shopthe will people while cally every sphere of direct role another Is one is There the Christmas of hood takes part in a serAND ELECTRICITY. variety when the comfortably seated at human concern." of the fresh woodsy ies of processions in bought that the father played children are young. Later re?• at Christmas which we smell of the pine and fir which the children carry Alphonse Ouimet, for- home. Children will on, the family may want of ceive their most reinto the well with pungent do ixed Radio m mer president of small figures of Mary to invest in some of the might state. It served to fast- Canada and Canadian schooling the same way. odour of oranges. There and Jesus on a burro SUPPORT productions. art better en on to the minds of delegate to the general he added. is nothing new on the from one house to anBut while there are little today can solemthat arket the OUR m conference of the United other to request lodging ones around it is prob- the children Ouimet told UNESCO nity and reverence of Nations Educational, substitute for the vitality for the night. Each home child each if better ably A new this that massive DVERTISERS of their presence. So at first refuses them the holiday. On Christ- Scientific and Cultural makes his own manger why should we try? entrance, threatening to scene, just as children mas Eve, the festivities Organisation (UNESCO), Evergreens over the beat them if they do not did in one old European in almost every country told representatives from door or window and on leave. At last, when the custom, keeping the Na- were opened by the 25 countries: the tivity figures with their father. In some lands "discovers" the table need only a host "You will have in your ribbon or fruit to high- identity of the callers, gifts as a reminder of he read the Bible account To all our Customers and Friends: May you enjoy light their natural beau- he joyfully throws open the greatest Gift of all. of the birth of Jesus to home the choice of huna happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year. the family, in others he dreds of television and ty. In some areas we his door and the pilappropriate an red from delive programmes radio can find them growing grims place the figures Nativity Play sermon about the feast, all over the world. You wild or cut them in our of Mary and Joseph in a that practice Another and in still others he sim- will be able to consult own yard. In the city, replica of the manger. the mean- ply led the family in the greatest libraries on branches of pine and fir After prayers and sing- will heighten youngsters is the singing carols. Some- the spot. Newspapers can be had for a very ing, refreshments are ing for BUSINESS MACHINES of the Christ times he did all three. In and publications will be nominal cost. The ever- served and the children placing 107 Wellington St., Perth 6000. 23 2127 on manger the in child demclearly he case, any in home printed in your green reminds us of the gather around the pinata, 32 Victoria St., Bunbury 6230. 3773 Eve. In Mex- onstrated that there was reduced format because two events for which we beating it with sticks Christmas 'A member of the Edwards Group. 411MI 1 do "godparents" something very special you will be receiving only long the most; the resur- till they break it and re- ico, two just before midnight and sacred to him about what interests you. Even rection of the earth in lease the many gifts from this while everyone sings "El the event. He did not your mail will be sent the spring and our own the decorated pottery Rorro," a lullaby to the sit passively by as he to you the same way." resurrection in Christ at figure. Christ Child. seems to today, silent Ouimet, who presented We will always remem- "angel" to his wife's ber the year that our production. the report of UNESCO'S children gave a Nativity The important element programme sub commisplay for us on Christmas about these old tradi- sion on mass communiEve. They wrote, play- tions for us is how they cation, which he heads, ed and directed it them- developed a unified fam- said that the first phase selves, preparing it all ily outlook on the com- of the communications as a great surprise . . . ing of Christ. None of explosion will be instalthey thought. All the re- us wants to turn back lation in large cities of (Modern -.Y.)haman/ hearsing went on in the the clock to the hard- vast centres with super• only ships of yesteryear. But electronic brains. These with basement Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS will distribute centres such previews as, "Ther- those hardships very Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone S 2786 ese, if you don't sing forced a simplicity upon information into homes an be can't right you the common folk that we by means of underground angel!" (Several sobs might do well to emulate cables and pipelines usfrom Therese). "Don't during the Christmas ing powerful lasers and masers. They will be you know that St. Joseph season. linked, Ouimet reported, wiggle, John?" didn't Against what my friend by satellites or under(Indistinct mutterings). to say about dread- ground and transoceanic had or mystery the Actually, we might pipelines, so it will be Christmas ing Nativity play was quite old Spanish possible for subscribers 789 HAY ST., (Next to ISompolio) 21 9544 prevalent in Europe, Es- contrast an Christmas pecially in France. They saying about "Esta noche es were designated "mys- Eve. y no es tery" more for their qual- Noche-Buena . . .." dormir de noche ity of religious wonder good night or mysticism, than for "This is a is not any mystery in the mod- and therefore it sleep." for meant ern sense of the word By eliminating the nonwhen applied to a play essentials, and sharing or drama. A bit of the pagan has the joyful and symbolic together, always been mixed with preparations of the customs surrounding we may create more which love unifying that Christmas. In France, ( NO FIXED TERM) newspapers would re- was offered so magnifiport on how many kilo- cently at Bethlehem. 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CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY A CTIVITIES CATS '69 Summer Holiday season, comprising Special "Festivals for Children," Films, Classes and presentations of Puppetry, Drama and music, is set out in a leaflet which is now available from CATS Secretary, at Mt. Claremont Hall, Adderley St., Mt. Claremont. 6010. If you would like to for Children in which lightful series of "meet live pr 0- the receive a copy to assist different musicians" proin planning and choosing grammes of mime, move- grammes combining a wni.:,11 of the many attrac- ment and drama will be gay "demonstration" apon successive proach with some worthtions your children given would enjoy, please send mornings or afternoons. while music for young a stamped addressed en- The performance is fol- children. lowed by an activities velope to CATS. This regular weekly If you could assist session especially attrac- series will be held centive for the 4-9 year olds. CATS by distributing a trally in the new small quantity of thee inform- The price of 45 cents per hall attached to the Musiative leaflets, please call session includes interval cians Union building in CATS Secretary on 3 8179 refreshments. Hay St. (East) and will between 10.00 - 2.00 on These Festival pro- feature a number of well weekdays and Mrs. Mary grammes will be seen at known W.A. musicians. Marquis will be happy Floreat Forum, Dalkeith The audience numbers to make arrangements. Hall, Cottesloe, Scarbor- will be strictly limited. The wide variety of ough, Melville, Bentley, presentations can not be Kelmscott and Rockinglisted adequately here ham. but we do advise that early bookings will be essential as previous experience has shown that many hundreds of little The "great outdoors" children have had to be is not being ignored by turned away as a strictly CATS and a specially deFollowing the great vised play will be staged limited number of ticksuccess of the play "Mr. for children as part of ets is available. Dodo's Nose" at the CATS contribution to Hole-in-the-Wall Theatre "Hyde Park Holiday" CATS is pleased to be as- over the Australia Day sociated with a further weekend. Arrangements season at the Theatre. are in hand for this proThis will be "Cab duction to be seen in Several series of Cours- bages at the Crossroad" several other holiday es will be offered, name- a play for children by namely Rockingly "Chess", "Naturalists", Judy Kilroy and Produc- spots, the Zoo. ham and Model"Sculpture and ed by Richard Davey. ling", "Drama", "Paint- There will be 2.00 mating." The venues for inees, Monday to Friday, these daily week-long ses- from January 13 for four sions will be Mt. Clare- weeks. During the last mont, Nedlands, Bicton week of January the play and Scarborough. In gen- will transfer to Fre--t,ral courses are for the maatle's Old Time Music A Festival of Films 8 - 12 year olds and the Hall for one week. will be screened, showcost $2.00. ing once a week for four weeks at the Melody T heatre Rockingham, Cygnet Theatre Como, Astor Theatre Mt. Lawley, Oxford Theatre Leederville (and possibly Numerous areas will be An exciting new yen- Lancelin, Busselton and having a short Festival ture will involve a de- Wongan Hills.) These films, presented in conjunction with the Association for W.A. Children's Films and T.V. have already proved OPTICIANS — OPTOMETRISTS favourites with young audiences of the Eastern PERTH. Piccadilly Arcade . .. 21 8151 States and the U.K. 154 William St. .. _ ... 21530-4 where they were specialFREMANTLE: 30 Market St. ... 5 2602 ly made for the ChildCOTTESLOE: 19 Napoleon St. 3 2655 ren's Film Foundation. A colour serial "Ali and the Camel" (concerning a camel who talks only to young All and thereby helps disS PECIAL' cover some stolen jewels) will be shown with HOSPITAL an hour long Feature film.

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Dear Boys & Girls A very Happy and Holy Christmas to you all . Thank you all who sent me Christmas cards. I have them on my desk here as I write, and they are the nicest I have received. I hope you al l get some of the you want most for Christmas. hings t you remembered to give have But anything? I think that's more important, and gives you an even nicer It's wonderful to make f eeling. someone else happy, isn't it. So even if you haven't got anything else to give you can always give the most important thing of all - lots of love. It's not a bad idea to start giving more love to Mum and Dad. You can show it in plenty of ways. Think about it between now and Christmas. After all, at the first Christmas love was just what God gave the world, wasn't it? And Mary got what she wanted most, because of it - Jesus. I f I had a choice between sacks of beautiful presents and someone who loved me very much, I know what I would choose - 1 expect you would choose the same too. Have you got a Christmas crib in your house? If you haven't, colour the picture of Jesus and Mary very, very carefully, and cut it out. Then paste it on a piece of stiff cardboard, and it will remind you of two things: how much God loves us to give us Jesus, and how Mary got the most precious gift of all, her Son and our Saviour. By the way, our colouring competition will appear once more, in the next issue. Get yours in by January 1, 1969, won't you. And remember first things first-Mass before presents! God bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER.

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CHILDREN COME TO THE CHILDREN'S KING PHILIP SUTTON, BIRTHDAY MARIA CARLEY, Calista (10). Claremont (13). GRAHAM, CHRISTOPHER HALL, GREETINGS DAVID Wembley Downs (10). Inglewood (12).

Mother: "That's a bad cold you have, Harry. MARY JENNIFER SHEEHY, TOWNSEND, * SUNDAY have to take care White Gum Valley (8). Applecross (12). You'll of it." December 22 . . . Harry: "Take care of ELIZABETH * FRIDAY JO-ANNE DILLON, it? I want to get rid FITZGERALD, Timothy Gabbedy (12), St. James Park (14). Applecross (111. of it." 63 Stubbs Terrace, ClareDecember 27 . . . mont, goes to C.B.C., FreKAREN GREEN, PERRIE MANDAVY, GREGORY GLOSSOP, likes art, East Victoria Park (14). Mt. Lawley (13). "In our mantle, and Teacher: Mt. Claremont (10). collecting and stamp us 'Give say, prayers we JULIE MORAN, TERENCE BROWN, helping his parents. this day our daily bread.' North Perth (13). FRANCINE SMITH, Morley (13). Mt. Pleasant (7). Can anyone explain why Bronwyn Marie Brown DONNA PENDREIGH, we don't ask for enough ( 5), Castle Street, WoodADRIAN BATES, Cloverdale (12). LEIGH BARKER, lands, goes to Holy Rofor a week?" Millendon (12). Applecross (7). RONALD ROSS, we sary, and likes playing "Because Pupil: MARK COORE, Myaree (14). want it fresh every day." with dolls. PAOLO MAZZELLA, Willagee (9). PATSY MALONE, Julie McCarthy (10), of (9). Mt. Lawley FRANCES Salter Point (10'. Street, as at the 163 Roseberry Tommy Little GREENFIELD, GIANCARLO radio. "Daddy, what will Inglewood, attends St. Nedlands (11). MAZZELLA, Peter's, and likes reading I get if I turn here?" * SATURDAY Mt. Lawley (8). NOEL McKENNEY, and swimming. "Sydney." December 28 . Midland (14). Peta Maria Gannawdy "And here?" CAIRN PORTELLI, CAROL HENDERSON, and Mel- (10), 43 Dwyer Street, "Adelaide JOHN EDWARDS, Hill (6). Hamilton Doolakine (14). Boulder, goes to Joseph's'. bourne." Bayswater (8). and likes reading and "And here?" PAUL JUDITH CROSS, DOODY, JOHN MAHER, Hilton (12). "A smack on the ear." horses. Belmont (12). Tuart Hill (12). TIMOTHY WALL, Bedford (9 ) .

* MONDAY December 23 . . . MARIA ROSSI. Osborne Park (13). ROBERTA COOMBS, Joondanna (14). HELAINE TANHAM, Bunbury (14). HELNIA BOEKELMAN, Belmont (11). JACINTA PHILLIPS, Osborne Park (11). BARBARA BREWERTON, Safety Bay (13). MICHAEL ROBERTS, New Norcia (4).

* TUESDAY December 24 . . . ELIZABETH MILLER, Ardross (11). NOEL CLARK, Albany (9).

* WEDNESDAY December 25 . . .

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CHRISTMAS

Repairs

Houses For Sale

Electrical

In Memoriam

Deaths

LAWNMOWER repairs, NOLLAMARA — VALUE. APPELBEE'S Electrical trude and loving GILES: Suddenly on DOMESTIC HELP faall makes, reasonable War Service home, brick Service, 33 Avery Avenue, December 7, Philip ther of Ann-Marie and and INSTANTLY tile, 3 S.U., solid fuel prices, work guaranteed. John. Chidlows, Giles, of H.W.S.; close to all Dianella; phone 76-2344, ALL SUBURBS. —Phone, A/H, 39-3574. R equiescat in pace. dearly beloved husamenities, very quiet all hours; installations, band of Carmel, loving Ring 45-1318 — Flying position; widow selling, repairs and maintenance. father of Maurice, ALL radio, electrical and sold furnished if required. Domestics. Anne (Sister M. Pius), HARTY, Leonard wit. Sunbeam repairs done in $13,500; Balcatta, $13,900; Builders Immediate t e m porary Helen (Mrs. C. Ball), liam: Of your charity our own workshop; est. Joondanna, $13,700; Balga pray for the repose of help, fast and thorough and Gerard, fond fain Victoria Park since $12,900.—Fu1l information BUILDING, Renovating the soul of Len, who cleaning, catering and ther-in-law of Charlie 1930.—W. R. Phipps Pty. given on request, P. Hur- and Home Improvement, died on December 8, •!..:meral help, night staff dearest grandPat, and Ltd., 434 Albany Highway, ren, L. J. Wearne Pty. New Homes planned and to help parties, $1 per father of Barbara and 1959. Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270 Ltd., R.E.I.W.A., 49-1822, erected; quotes and ad day booking fee, $1.25 per Immaculate Heart of Jo-Ann. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. A/Hrs. 2 vice free; terms if re hour. Mary pray for him. Requiescat in pace. HEADINGLEY racquets, super- Almurta St., Nollamara. quired.—Registered TENNIS staff also Permanent HOSPITAL seded, from $9.50 to Messages A /Hrs. 8-8052. Builder 1271 F. A. Browne available, $1 per hour. $19.50: restrings and reB ereavements GILES, Philip: Dearly Telephone 60-2038. (C Class), pairs same day service; the late son of loved Public Notice 48 Glyde Street, used tennis balls 20c. to DALTON, Mary MarPhilip and Margaret 40c. at Wimbledon Sports, ELLIOTT: Bill and Nan- ADDITIONS, repairs, Mosman Park. AAAAA. — Trees lopped, garet: The family of Giles, fond stepson of rubbish removed, back- Homely care for retired 14 Bon Marche Arcade, nie Elliott and family, converting asb. or weaMolly wish to THANK Stella, loving brother Perth. 23-4219; a/h 87-2639. Meckering, wish to ex- therboard house into yards cleaned, long grass of Maurice (Rt. Rev. Rev. Fathers Dowling, men and women. brick veneer. — Contact mowed, shrubs cut back, Monsignor Giles, Dar- Nolan, Good Shepherd BARRACK Street Boot- tend the season's greetAll medical attention. Morskate Bros. 6-3166. etc., at Perth's cheapest Sisters and all reladanup), Jim, Nonie makers, 51 Barrack St., ings and sincerely thank Fully qualified staff. kind and friends relatives rates.—Phone 24-5931, all tives and friends who ( Sister M. Darerca, shoe repairs for all and Personal supervision of Guest Houses attended the Requiem hours. Charlton, Vic.), Win foot ailments.—W. O'Brien for their kind offers of accommodation and asMatron D. L. Flux. M. Liavan, Mass, Rosary and fu( Sister Telephone 21-4532. sistance during the re- GERALDTON: Phone 21neral of their late Highgate) and Bess Telephone 3-3556. earthquake and 2549, St. Francis Guest cent dearly beloved sister - unciata, (Sister M. Ann PLASTER tradesmen re- "ganeelr—R.C.01=1:1" '11.111NEW2Gra especial- House; B/B $3; all meals Rivervale), following, weeks and aunty, also we John's, Organ Builder St. quires small jobs; crack_Chauncy, available, tray service; thank all for Mass offond brother-in-law of ed walls, ceilings, cement EDEN HOSPITAL, 9 Hill F. J. LARNER, pipe organ ly Rev. Fathers Stormon and no stairs. ferings, particular O'Reilly, Lurline. View Road, Mt. rendering, fireplace modLawley builder, piano tuning and priests visiting pace. of the Sacmembers various in equiescat R ernising.—Phone 96-2669. ( C Class) for Ladies. An repairs.—Phone 76-3726. red Heart Sodality, and Brothers; also the excellent trained staff at Maylands b r anc h; St. Vincent de Paul Soall times; your mother Lotteries In Memoriam the us gave who many thanks for letciety, Public Notice TREES lopped, rubbish will be cared for with ters, cards, telegrams courage to carry on, removed, burning off, al- kindness and efficiency BARLOW, J. G.: In and personal expresamong others, Vincent WISHING WELL Lottery so long grass slashing, all and in a homely atmos- CLOTHING WANTED. of memory loving sions of sympathy in Bryne, John Reid, the odd jobs, demolition phere; Mrs. Win Herbert Help us to help the less King family, Mrs. Molly Kiosk & Tobacconists, 40 passed who Grey, our sad bereavement. 23-3971 Ph. St., Perth. Pier work; obligation - free personally supervises the fortunate by sending unaway suddenly, DeMary Bonser DEATFI and BIRTH quotes.—Phone Belmont welfare of all patients.— wanted clothing, paper- Cunnold, cember 14, 1960, dearly Jim Leyden. May and should not NOTICES Clearing Service, 65-3248. Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 backs and comics (not Gerbe lodged by Telephone loved husband of your New Year be a Devotional for bookings and waiting magazines, please) to the bountiful one. list. DAUGHTERS OF Requisites CHARITY, Partner Required Educational 534 WILLIAM STREET, Pest Control Piano Tuning Florists FINANCIAL business RAYMOND HIGHGATE. MOORE LEARN to speak Italian to wholesaler; pious objects required partnet For truck to call or at the Italian Cultural handle excellent British of further information every description; PIANO Tuning and Re- STAMP out white ants Lyceum. — 21-4969, A/H. TEENY'S Florist, 474 agencies Fitzgerald Street, North automotive ring 28-4403. church stalls, mission pairs.—Piano's bought & for good. — Contact MaxSkr--1799. A. C. Pace. jointly; also design pro- stalls and schools sup- sold. Telephone 86-2142 well Robinson and Phelps Perth. We specialise in jects locally.—Reply Box plied.—Phone 3-6430 or Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord on 8-4715 for prompt serfresh and artificial Singing Lessons (Late vice. Authorised pest exthis office. 55, w reaths, sheafs and Painting write P.O.Box 30, Clare- St., Claremont. Buhler's). Quotes Free. termination. domes at short notice; mont. free delivery metro area. ALAN PEARSON, L.T.P AINTING. For Hire Ph. 28-6508; A/H. 23-273.6. C.L., A.T.C.L., teacher of Personalised and indi singing technique, reperSituations Vacant vidual attention given to toire lieder, rudiments, ALL Party Equipment all your painting requireDance Catwalks Floors, platform experience, WANTED, Catholic teaSUPPORT ments; prompt and effiweekly opera class, pre- for Fashion Parades cher (male) for boys' cient service.—John C. paration for University Chairs, Tables, Coloured secondary college, OUR metro Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Teleexam., diplomas audition, Lights, etc, Kiddies' Cots area, departmental rates. phone 61-4349. A DVERTISERS etc.—Studio No. 86-3449. & High Chairs.—Devine's —Apply, stating age, quaPh. 46-1988 Service. Hire lifications, etc., good references essential, to Box 5509, this office. 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BALD TYRE contact Kevin Harford for quotations on new tyres, retreads, and near new tyres

We are State Distributors of AMERICAN A RMSTRONG TYRES and agents for all Australian brands. We do same day retreading, free fitting and wheel balancing check. We stock a full range Of batteries. We have a courtesy car available for your convenience. We give liberal trade-in allowance. We assure the Record readers of the best deal in Perth.

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Fly & Mosquito Control Parathion Poison applied to the outside of a house will prevent t he entry of flies and m osqui tos for 3 months. The cost of this treatment is $5.00. Phone 23-4798 or 86-5910.

Houses Wanted HOUSE wanted, Cottesloe-Swanbourne area, for February. — Please ring Trayning 15.

BRICK and asbestos houses in ALL AREAS, $11,000-$14,000, for purchasers requiring homes in this price range; immediate inspection.—Contact P. Hurren, L. J. Massage Wearne, Pty. Ltd., R.E.I. W.A., 49-1822, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. MASSAGE, muscular, ail- A /H. 2 Almurta Street, ments, sauna, reducing; Nollamara. Messages ladies and gents.-4 Mon- A /H. 8-8052. mouth Street, Mt. Lawley Telephone 28-6272. Contact—

Real Estate WE WANT HOUSES. . Scarborough to Yokine. Wembley — Hawthorn. Bedford and S.H.C. Expert Property Managers JOHN FENNESSY & CO R.E.I.W.A. — A.I.S.M. 24-4367 — A.H. 45-1145.

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