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PERTH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1969.

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MASH BISHOPS SEEK LAY VIEWS OR SYNOD trying to read beJohn Cardinal Heenan of Westmin- press tween the lines of the ster is leading a move by the bishops of formal and uninformative official communiEngland and Wales for the Vatican to ques and producing their allow priests and people openly to dis- own distorted interpretations. cuss beforehand the agenda of next AGAIN October's Synod of Bishops in Rome. year's synod so

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Brother Frank Perry, M.S.C., (right) kneels before Bishop M. McKeon to take his final vows in his old parish church, St. Mary's Leederville, yesterday. Brother Perry is the first Sacred Heart Missionary to t ake his vows in Western Australia. The ceremony normally takes place at one of the Society's monasteries in the Eastern States. The son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Perry, of North Perth, he was educated at St. Mary's, leederville, and the Christian Brothers' High School, Leederville. After completing his novitiate Brother Perry spent six years at the Sacred Heart Monastery in Croyden, Victoria. Now he is going north to take Up a teaching appointment at the Bathurst Island Mission.

ORDER Canadian priests and MAN AS bishops discus s BISHOP

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This "When the synoa agenda would be available in far has indicated that it da reaches me in April time for issuing to the is going to allow the I want to make it avail- clergy. He said he has same thing to happen able to the parish and doubts about parish con- again. When the Vaticouncils sultation in his own can decided in January pastoral t hroughout the country archdiocese because few that all bishops should so that they can make parish councils yet exist, submit their ideas for their views known," the but he pointed out that the agenda by February cardinal told reporters Liverpool has an arch- I, observers feared this diocesan pastoral coun- would leave no time for here. The agenda of the cil. any national conference synod, called by Pope of bishops to work out COUNCILS Paul to help him solve their own contribution. current crises in the Other bishops expressThe Catholic Herald, Church, should be opened similar willingness, national weekly, comly discussed by Catholics while saying they would menting on the subject before the meeting, the observe secrecy if the said: "There has been Cardinal insisted. "Sec- Vatican insisted. growing concern particrecy defeats its own purThe first meeting of ularly in Northern Eurpose," he commented. the new synod in 1967 ope and North America Announcing his inten- has been criticised here that a number of theotion — if the Vatican al- for its lack of publish- logians views, orthodox lows — of sounding able information. This enough but unacceptable Catholic opinion on an resulted in the world's CONTINUED PAGE 3 unprecedented scale in this country, Cardinal Heenan said he was confident Pope Paul wants the synod to be fully representative of Catholic opinion and that the composition of the organising committee guarantee should its credentials and "dispel malicious rumours." "I find it very interesting," the Cardinal said, "that as well as having people with predictable views the committee includes people who can and do take an independent line — people like Archbishop J. Deardon Detroit of ( chairman of the committee), Cardinal Doepfner of Munich, and Cardinal Gracias of Bombay.

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The Apostolic Delegation announced that SUPPORT Pope Paul VI has apBishop Derek Worlock Painted Father Edward 4ancis ONE OF THE MOST sis. And, allowed to con- al "live-ins." The bishops of Portsmouth, episcopal ---140:0MAtmtmfAg.swiow% Kelly, M.SC., as auxiliary bishop to His IMPORTANT AND FAR- tinue negatively the ex- of the diocese or region secretary to the British S AVINGS SHARES TUflence Cardinal Gilodus from the ministry were always invited. The hierarchy said: Minimum Investment — $5. Normal t0 , K.B.E. would continue talk uncheckwas frank, and REACHING "It is true that the EXPERIdeposit/withdrawal facilities with passed, seminary training vividly straight-from-the- synod is a synod of book operation. /lather Kelly, who is a MENTS IN THE EN- would not change signifi- shoulder. The issues are Interest credited annually. bishops, but presumably Illernber of the Congrecantly, and vocations too serious for oblique they are there to speak gation of the Mission- TIRE CHURCH HAS would continue to de- implications. in the name of the local l aTi ,es of the Sacred ' ge4rt, Was born at Wel- BEEN TAKING PLACE cline. But the crisis, At their semi-annual Church rather than as shared by priests and t, on, New South IN CANADA FOR THE non-priests alike in many meeting in April, the Can- consecrated individuals. INVESTMENT SHARES 4_".ales, in If prior to the holding of Minimum Investment $50. Interest Western nations, was adian bishops will get a a synod the agenda were Atiq for 1917. He studPAST the priesthood at SIX MONTHS, given a positive orienta- national report indicatcalculated on a daily basis is paid twice yearly in April and October or trisington, New South ing the degree of discon- made public and the AND JUST NOW IS BE- tion; first by the bishmay be compounded. h'es, the bishops had the opporGregorian ops and, secondly, by tent, with positive recomtunity consult to their university, Rome, and GINNING TO COME mendations for overcomTO the priests involved. her,t)Yclon and pastoral ing it; they will see re- clergy Monastery, VicL uria- He was gional differences in councils, then the epis- P.B.S.-An Authorised Trustee Investment. ordained A HEAD. Priest in Sydney on SEARCH OUT thinking, and in the chal- copal conferences could P.B.S.-Established 1862. kith 10, Since late September, lenges; and they will be brief their delegates in P.B.S.-Assets exceed S40 million. 1912. The bishops said: Tell asked to take positive such a way that we a t the invitation of the „rather Kelly has held Canadian Catholic Con- us what is wrong, tell action, or seek positive should have in effect the 4Igh offices Write or call for our , n'o packace a • 4. in his own ference, priests from us what you think should action in the Vatican, to whole Church in synod. 6 investment forms. 311gregation over many coast to coast have been be changed, but go fur- resolve the problems. "Should the agenda be l iears• His NAME meeting by the dozens ther — search out "The published in time I ities Were pastoral acRole of the Priest in A DDRESS in the field and hundreds — at the ! should certainly be willlectures and retreat deanery level, then dio- Contemporary Canadian ing to carry out any 11.04, con, i:rk v -oe• to priests, relig- cesan and then regional Society" for the 1970s. HAVE YOU GOT YOUR sultations for which the hus „;,_ lay people and —to ask: Who am I? That has been the PROJECT "'n. For COMPASSION Cardinal, our delegate, What's my job? What is theme some years 1ue was of the discussions, BOX YET? IF NOT, ASK might ask." 25 BARRACK STREET. OF 6000. TEL 23 2305 attached to the impeding me in perform- in one-day deanery or l Archbishop G. Beck, 1stiDost°1-,.,.le Where thousands *are ilhi.ssar PARISH PRIEST A.A., of Liverpool, also Delegation, ing my role? diocesan talks, to three- YOUR / °I'M 3 6Y11ey. It is an identity criday and four day region- FOR ONE NOW. said he hoped the agen. I IIII III SI 10 IIII

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6-10 a.m.: Meeting ot Presbyteral Cathedral Presbytery, 7-10 a.m.: Clergy coil. f erence, Cliapte, Hall, Victoria Sq. 11-8 p.m. Holy Nanie MARCH: SIR.—Mr. Paul Donnelly tion to an angle he has ings she might undergo Applications may now course on 'Understanding Society, Annual meet writes an excellent letter, overlooked, and that is from a husband whose 1-9.30 a.m. Meet Father ing, Trinity College and he does do a lot of what is behind it all? attitude could turn to be made for enrolment human nature and relaP. Arrupe, S.J., Superresearch on his subject. Why is the Fabian Soci- hatred when he finds in the next course for tionships' conducted by ior General of the 16_3 p.m. Attend Aeiee I would draw his atten- ety the chosen vehicle that his wife is to have training Marriage Coun- the Marriage Guidance Society of Jesus. of Legion of Mary, sellors. Council of Western Ausfor the drive toward a baby by him. 5 p.m. Annual Police tralia. People wishing to 2-10 a.m. Liturgical Remass abortion? What There is the case of Applicants may be of become counsellors on a Mass, St. Mary's Ca ception, Mass, St. part does the abortion the inveterate and impe- either sex but must be voluntary or part time edral. Kalgoorlie. Mary's Bill play in the world cuneous gambler, whose Catholics, over 33 years basis are asked to write 7 p.m. Liturgical Rep.m. Attend Irisb 8.30 revolution? wife, if she still lived of age, married or wid- to the Director, The Caception, preside Concert, Perth Town The speech by Mr. with him, would have sufMass, All Hallows, Hall. It was to do just what Burt M.L.A., (Murchison ficient worries anyway— owed. tholic Marriage Guidance Boulder. Successful applicants Council, 77 St. George's the latter part of J. F. Eyre) on November 1 how would she face up 17-10 a.m. Mass st 3-10 a.m. Visit KamHarding's letter, (Febru- last year gives us a lead to pregnancy which will be enrolled in the Terrace, Perth. Mary's Cathedral, St balda. ary 20) suggests that my to where we are going. would, in many cases add Patrick's Day. 3 p.m. Visit Coolgardaughter and I went to Here are Mr. Burt's Nin terror to her already 31_3 p.m. Present Mass. die, liospi the press. We find that words on page 2590 of overburdened mental tal Certificates and 4-4.30 p.m. Civic Remany writers are at State Hansard. outlook." (End of quote.) B adges, St. Johnl ception, Kalgoorlie. tempting to make poli"I have seen numerIt will be noted that God Nurses Training 7 p.m. Civic Receptical gain out of this ous cases in my elector Mr. Burt does not intend School. tion, Boulder. matter instead of getting ate over many years of to solve any of the many The Community of She arrived at New on with the job. Nowhere couples who live in squal- problems he has menin my daughter's letter or and who for one rea- tioned, all he intends to Benedictine Missionary Norcia in 1948. Except of February 13 does she son or other continue to do, is to compound the Sisters at New Norcia for four years during show favour to any poli- produce children fre- problems and create recently suffered the loss which she worked at the (Violet): Second Sunday of Lent. (1st tical party. quently, and regularly. more. What of the prin- of Sister M. Gertrude, Kalumburu Mission, she March 2 Mass proper. No Gloria. Creed class). O.S.B. She had been spent the rest of her reincapable quite They are ciple he has created? The committee formed Preface of Lent. to preserve the life of of looking after their What will he do with suffering from rheumatic ligious life here at New the unborn child, of children and the poor penniless age pension- heart for the last four Norcia. She was always March 3 (Violet): Lenten feria. (3rd class). Mass which I am a member, mites are soon taken ers, the chronic and men- years. After Christmas, a model religious who proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. realises that the best over by the Child Wel- tally ill? Will he support she went for her annual was outstanding in obedand legislation to murder summer vacation, and ience, industry, devotion March 4 (Violet): Lenten feria. ( 3rd class). Mas way to reduce or prevent fare Department proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. foster parout to farmed them as he plans to mur- just four days after re- to duty, liturgical prayer an increase of the estimder the unborn? It ap- turning home on the and world - detachment. March 5 (Violet): Lenten feria. (3rd class). Mass ated 100,000 backyard ents. night of January 28, she She excelled specially in abortions in Australia Can an environment pears to me that Hitlers proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. last year, is to amend the like this be used as a gas chambers will again had a stroke which caus- charity. All those who ed her death three days knew her well witness March 6 (Violet): Lenten feria. (3rd class). Mass bill not try to defeat it. reason for terminating be called on to work if later. Before being taken to her readiness to help proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. legislators, of our some I realise that as Catho- the mother's pregnancy lics we should oppose it —the already unhappy who care not for moral- to St. John's Hospital, others to the best of her March 7 (Violet): Lenten feria. (3rd class). Mass proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. in all forms, but who is state of her older child- ity, are permitted to she was anointed by Fr. ability. Paul, 0.S.B., the Conto say that none of the ren? I think it can, and have their way. March 8 (Violet): Lenten feria. (3rd class). Mat vent's chaplain. She pasestimated 200,000 parent; should. Will Mr. Donnelly sed away on January 31. proper. No Gloria. Preface of Lent. were not baptised CathoThere are the cases kindly do some research March 9 (Violet): Third Sunday of Lent. (It lics. where the husband of into the angle I have class). Mass proper. No Gloria Creed On February 5, the Then again the estim- the woman is a habitual mentioned? Does he Preface of Lent. ated two fifths Catholic drunkard and contrib- think, as I do, that the funeral was held. In the concelebrated Mass, vote is not sufficient to utes nothing to the fam- murder of unborn babdefeat the bill. Ther-- ily except misery and ies, may be only the Abbot G. Gomez was the fore we feel that the cruelty. Surely, if a first step in measures to chief celebrant. The con- March 9: Requiem best way to achieve the woman in these circum- liquidate other sections gregational NIaylands W.A.O.A. above is to amend the stances finds herself to of the community. Does Mass composed by Dom Mosman Park bill and not to try and be pregnant, her mental he have any information E. Ros, 0.S.B., was rend1 OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST defeat it. condition could easily de- concerning the activities ered for the occasion. March 13: 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK 611880 A. K. Richardson, teriorate, quite apart of the Fabian Society in A member oi a family Res.: 67 1685 Maddington. from the physical suffer- the abortion upheaval? of 13, Sister Gertrude Wembley Downs : Inglewood Yours etc., was born at Villasilos, 444,4 44`4`4.4 N4NNW. NINN4 , V`4 P4.1N ALLERGIC TO in Northern Spain, 39 GAS CHAMBERS. years ago. A brother and March 16: (Name and address sister are also Benedic Nedlands supplied.) tines in Spain. March 20: Queens Park Simply by mailing in $10.00 or more and have East Cannington Tickets posted to you in every Lottery. FOUR LOTTERIES ON SALE: March 23: $150,000 for $4 — full book, S200( Brian & Neil Purelowe) Wanneroo $30,000 for $I — full book, $50 Can any of your read- have resources to honour Wembley $16,000 for 50c. — full book, $25 ers help me? I am doing its singularly h o 1 y, ( in my spare time) some priests / bishops / Relig- March 27: $6,000 for 25c. — full book, $1250 Promp . return al l Mai l Orders f private research and ious. Since not all inforBassendean HEAD OFFICE & SERVICE CHAPEL writing into sanctity in mation concerning these DOOGUES, PERTH ARCADE. Palmyra 4.4.4.,P14`N14.4.4N.N.N#44/N#41.4 ,P4. the Church of recent has been published, pritimes. I am gathering vate accounts, personal 15 Scarborough Beach Rd., N. Perth it together for my own reminiscences and other benefit, (since I am un- first-hand, reasonably 24-4835 sponsored, and it is done partial information is great in my spare time, since needed for this study. VICTORiA PARK & GUILDFORD there is little free time Also, ALL states of life— when one is teacher Holy Orders. Religious, few here.) Laity. Iam doing the subjects I am able to use inthat fascinate me under formation (if not already a sks help these headings: "Fruits in English) in French. of the Missions"; "Holi- Italian, Latin, where posness of the Church in the sible, English. are you wil l ing to 20th Century"; "Laity and I would like details of Holiness"; "Sanctity an-si Suffering"; and "Modern the person or persons under these headings: Holiness". Life; Virtues / MartyrI am mainly interested dom: Reputation for •I n in the period 1600 to now. more than usual holiness Those good people actu of life; and progress or • MISSION WORK FOR NATIVE CHILDREN? ally honoured by the state of Cause where perChurch by canonisation tinent. Two other con• TEACHING? and beatification can be ditions: the people conleft aside. I look more cerned must be dead, • NURSING? especially for these who and also, have been Cathhave not "yet made it olic in such a way that • CARE OF HIS NEGLECTED ONES? in the eyes of the their vocation on earth Church" — so this must was an overflow of • MOTOR MISSIONS? include: (a) Those whose grace, not merely a natCause has already startedl ural activity. • RELIGIOUS CORRESPONDENCE? at the Diocesan level or I n your country, these in Apostolic Process; (b ) Those whose Cause come to mind: Bishop has been mooted by dio- M. Griver; Les Darcy: cesan officials, by Insti- Fr. V. Garrido; Frank tutes or by private or- McGarry; Eliza Armer. ganisations (this would Some information I have probably be the widest but it is incomplete. I could be carried out as a number); and (c) Finally, am sure that there are by those who are consid more (on a national and f rom WHITTAKERS Catholic ered locally of great international Wtsittokors ors W.A.'. Tholsast Massey spoeialses SM. sanctity or whose mar s ille4 croft:moo of snowy yeses setporissom = IN kWlsittelcits Timber Mowry, the finest swim of the t yrdom is considered as Now, I say thank you sod amotarisis cam ask.. true. most sincerely in adDo not consider those vance for your kindness. whose good lives have I am able to repay you inspired you, are also with a remembrance in For Information Contact: known to me. That is prayer. Likewise from not the case; e.g. the laity you all I beg the same THE SISTER PROVINCIAL, have no group to "push for our lay missionary ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT, any prospective or semi work here. You will YORK p STREET, SOUTH PERTH, rospective candidate, ex- help, won't you? OF HAY ST. SUBIACO cept other good lay folk WILLIAM DUNN W.A. 6151. Phone 671009. ael I I 4411 like ourselves; nor, for Box 585 APIA, e xample, does a diocese Western Samoa. FEBRUARY: 28-7 p.m. Confirmation, Cathedral. 28—Attend farewell Archbishop Appleton, Subiaco City Hall.

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been made to develop the northeast, but funds for doing so invariably have been diverted to the interests of the south. An authority for the If you are a farm as the travel expenses Developm ent of the from the north, the meals owner in Brazil you during the 10-day trip, Northeast (SUDENE ) On Sunday, February will receive an equal staand for the maintenance was created by the govwill pay something of tus with the priestthe worker on the ernment at the urging 23, there was established monks as members of farm. All these "expens- of the Brazilian bishops, like $2,500 for a in the Benedictine Abbey the Community. es" are fixed by the own- led by Archbishop Held-cathedral New at pro car. er as remuneration for er Pessoa Camara of Born at Bridgetown, Norcia, a new precedent work and interest on the Olinda and Recife. AlHowever, f or the West Australian W.A. in 1941, Wayne Mca farm "debt." though an improvement enedictines. Brother Alinden received his B worker can be "bought" over the previous proHowever, that is not Anthony McAlinden, pic- early education at the for $25, all rights includgrammes, SUDENE has of Merc y, tured above, became the Convent ed, in the central and what the workers are so far been incapable of Religtold non-clerical by Brid the recruiters getown. in solving the problems His family first southern regions of Braof ious to take solemn vows moved to Perth in 1950. zil, including the nation's their home regions. What underdevelopment in the they are told is this: since the early days of He attended the Chriscapital, Brasilia. northeast. "Everything is better the monastery's history. tian Brothers' school at A modern version of Slums in all of Brazil's until Under new regulations Highgate 1956, slavery has existed in in the south. You'll make larger cities are preponBrother Anthony McAlinden, O.S.B. affecting the whole of when he left school and Brazil since 1956, when $1.50 a day and have a derantly populated by the Subiaco Congrega- began to work for his an important role in the Norcia, in the evening of President Juscelino Ku- place to sleep and food persons from north-east. tion of Benedictines, to father, at the same time "National Heartbeat Monday, February 24. He bitscheck initiated the to eat. After a while, Women, when they see the Perth Campaign" of 1960, as is Mr. Patrick McAuliffe, construction of the new your wives and children that which New Norcia be- attending their emigrating can come." longs, the old distinction Technical College. Hav- well as "Youth Speaks who husbands will not return, was born in Green- capital. lay - brothers, ing spent a year in the for Australia." between On arrival at their des- sell what they have — In general, here's how ough, near Geraldton, 27 who took only simple W.A. outback as a sheartination the workers are mostly their bodies — to current this peonage sysyears ago, one of the VOWS, and priest-monks, ing roustabout, he re- In 1963 he resigned his four told some other things go south. When they artem works: children (two sons, emp loyment, and enterwho constituted the ful- turned to Perth and took Daily, 60 young men — by way of a "briefing." rive they continue to do two daughters) of Mi. ly-fledged members of a position as representa- ed the Benedictine Abbey only healthy and strong Such as: "You must the only thing they can. and Mrs. Harold McAuat New Norcia, where the Community, has been tive of Plaistowe's Ltd., ones — from 20 to 30 work first to pay for They become prostitutes. liffe, formerly of Greenhis talents and experiabolished. All future as- in the Sales Department. In the state of Goias ough, now of Geraldton. years old, in the impov- your trip. You are not pirants to the New Nor- Over the years that fol- ence stood him in good erished northeast region allowed to leave the a landowner told a restead as a procurator of community will walk lowed, he joined the Juncia Patrick, now known as of Brazil are offered as farm. No drinks or porter: footsteps of ior Chamber of Com- the monastery goods and in the ' If Brot the government her Bede, worked as farm hands for about women. You will work foodstuffs . Brother Anthony. Wheth- merce and soon became a sales representative for $25. They are selected from sunrise to sunset. should in fact try to to are they go for on a member of the coun er Many visitors attended the Geraldton branch of from among 25 million You will be informed stop the traffic in 'slaves' the priesthood or not, cil and chairman for the profession ceremony, a Perth firm for several inhabitants of that under- when your debt is paid. from the northeast to:they will all, in future, Community Service. In which was followed by a years, taking time off in privileged region. When Unofficially ,it has been exploitation in the south, take solemn vows, and this capacity, he played reception and buffet din- 1967 to work as a jack- the $25 is paid for them estimated that about 4 the price of a sack of ner for the guests. aroo on Jungemarra Sta- they begin their new million "nordestinos" rice would be four times tion, Yalgoo. A visit to "life." have been "sold" under higher." Novice Received New Norcia last August this procedure in the GLAD "DEBT" brought him into conpast dozen or so years. A young man from Ger- tact with Benedictines —SOLI 4111:1M1— Juarez Bezerra, a 17They must work for aldton received the hab- for the first time, and about four years withPOVERTY year-old boy newly arrivR. CONNABEER & COMPANY it of a Benedictine nov- led to his entry into the out compensation, beBrazil's northeast is ed from the northeast, 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 ice from Abbot Gregory znonastery at the end of cause their purchaser vastly poorer than the said: "I know that any Gomez, D.D., in a cere- last year to test his vo- must be repaid for un- more industrialised and thing can happen to me mony which took place cation to the monastic derwriting the costs of progressive parts of the here. But I'm glad to be In the monastery, New life. getting the worker, such south. Many plans have here. In my region, I know that my future would be black. Here at Owing to rebuilding we have moved from least there is a possibilCathedral Avenue and our temporary ity!. address is— This reasoning enables the recruiters — usually MEZZANINE FLOOR, TOM'S HAY STREET SHOP, t ruck drivers who bring PERTH. Phone 23 1208. A mongst the new officer cadets who joined the the young met' down R oyal Military Col lege, Duntroon, last month is at south — to do a fine THE GEM DUPLICATOR least one from Western Australia. He is Peter Tonkin, job. One of these reAnyone can use this simple duplicator. last year's head prefect of Christian Brothers' College, cruiters said: "I could A series of five talks Does not require special paper. Ideal for Highgate, where he became a student after primary bring as many people as and discussions on basic Sunday Schools and Church organisations. education at Sacred Heart Convent, Highgate. The the truck will hold. The aspects of Christian LivOnly $7.95. course at Duntroon lasts four years and leads to a only difficulty is choosing are being held at Commission in the Regular Army. ing the men in the best THE HEYER PORTABLE ADDRESSER Redemptorist Retreat health." House, North Perth, Peter has an outstanding athletic record and hopes Just the job to take the hard work out of This form of bondage (Camelia St., Entrance), t o be able to continue competing in athletic meetings addressing your mailing list. on Thursdays at 8 p.m. during his four-year training. His time of 10.3 secs. is one of the grounds on $22.50. Thursday 6th — Penf or the 100 metres in last year's C.B.C. sports must which the Church in Braance — Is it in or Out. mean a very bright future for him in this direction. zil, through such leaders We also stock as Archbishop Camara. Father T. Mogan, C.SS.R. C ANDLES, CLERICAL WEAR and COLLARS, is strongly clamouring for basic social reforms VESTMENTS, CHURCH BRASS and SILVER in this country. But reacW ARE, BOOKS and R.E. HELPS. tionary groups say that :nese calls for reform The G.B.R.E. Bookshop is run by the just pave the way to General Board of Religious Education of communism. t he Anglican Church. to the climate of opinion sharing of responsibility. time of experiment. The and every institution is prevailing in the Curia, A pastoral council is to decrees of the Vatican passing through a turbuwill not get a hearing. be set up in the diocese. Council are binding and lent period. Instead of "There are also fears An assembly of priests, must be accepted loyal- judging others we must that the Pope by setting Religious and laity will ly by us all. The pas- examine ourselves and up an extraordinary syn- advise the bishops. This toral council will do our motives. od has allowed the min- t oo will be experimental great good if it brings ority conservative group at first. It will take time all sections of the West"If we all seek closer in the Curia to capture to find the best people minster diocese into con- union with Our Lord the decision-making ma- to speak in your name. sultation. we are bound to come chinery by selecting the FROM "It is important to "Once pastoral coun- closer to each other. Durparticipants." All types of $70 make a start as soon as cils have been set up ing Lent go to Mass and A spokesman for the aids in stock. possible." throughout the country receive Holy CommunNational Laity Commis• FREE HEARING Going on to describe a means will exist for ion daily if you can. Give sion said it would cerTEST • LIBERAL money you save how the Westminster expressing criticism and the tainly be interested to TRADEANS. Pastoral Council will be complaints as well as through self-denial to take part in such discus• CONCESSIONS feed the hungry. What elected by parishes, com- constructive ideas. sions as suggested by TO PENSIONERS will be spent in smokmissions and societies, Cardinal Heenan. ing, drinking and enterthe Cardinal said the HONEST FORUM tainment between now "I think it is a very Westminster Pastoral significant step forward P HONE 23 4960 Council will hold its first "Those who make pub- and Easter in this counindicating that the Carmeeting shortly after lic protests contend that try could save thousands dinal does wish this pro- Easter. at present they have no from starvation." cedure of consultation BATTERIES - CORDS Subjects to be discuss- other way of making to go on. We certainly ed will AND SERVICE depend on the their voices heard. We welcome it," he added. FOR ALL MAKES laity. He invited people must respect their sinSUPPORT Cardinal Heenan, writOF HEARING AIDS to give their ideas to cerity and make the pasing to his own archdioE asy OUR Terms ), their elected representa- toral council an open cese in his Lenten pas- tives or to write direct and honest forum of A DVERTISER toral letter, referring to S FORREST PLACE to the pastoral council, Catholic opinion in the the synod of bishops set OPP, THE G.P.O. to their pastor, or to diocese." up to help the Pope dishimself. Cardinal Heenan, incharge his unique duties "Every serious sugges- viting his people as Lent as vicar of Christ, pointCatholic Institutions — Enjoy tion will be considered begins to pray and do ed out that the bishops when When letting your the agenda of penance for peace and Special Quotations at the . . property, there are many in turn have a council costly meetings is being drawn unity within the Church, pitfalls awaiting the unwary. of priests to assist them, up," he added. 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TURNING OFF ONE of the most common expressions used today concerning teenagers is "turning off." Thanks to our electronic age, a handy simile has been made available to describe a reluctance to listen and absorb. Parents and teachers complain that a s soon as they begin to talk about anything from cleanliness to morality their children "turn me off." College youths sometimes use the synonym "irrelevance" to give intellectual justification to rejection of courses which they do not wish to follow, e.g. "philosophy is irrelevant."

HARD HEARTED There is nothing new but the expression in this selective inattention to certain subjects. The Bible had another name for it: in relation to the Divine it

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was cal led "hardening of the heart." It was used to describe the penalty of neglect to a moral order among some of the Israelites in the desert, but particularly to the Pharoah himself. Hardening is not an open rejection of Divine claims, but a trifling with conscience, until a spiritual torpor sets in. Herod Antipas a t first revered the preaching of John the Baptist, even when his wife hated him. But time passed on, and he so forgot the day of his illumination that he shut John up in prison. Then came the decisive act when the drunken braggart made his foolish boast and s tained his hands with John's blood as his heart became hardened. Turning from Biblical language to psychology, "turning off" has another name: it is "repression" — that tendency to throw down into the subconscious mind, impulses, thoughts and motivations that are unpleasant, or which run counter to our present way o f life. The subconscious mind then becomes like a waste basket or an old closet, or even a cellar into which we toss rejected thoughts and even graces

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to get them out of the way. Any repressed tendency which is thrust into a false oblivion actually continues to weigh on the mind, even though one may be unaware of it. The story is told of a woman who invited John P. Morg3n to dinner. She knew how conscious the wealthy man was of his bulbous nose, so she kept saying to herself during the day: "I must say nothing about a face or anything which will remind anyone of his nose." At tea, the represed idea broke forth as she said to Mr. Morgan: "Would you like a nose in your tea?"

UNMENTIONABLE Now pass to the most general repression of the last fifty or more years. What was it that Victorian society never mentioned, and rarely wrote about? Sex. The l ifegiving and love manifesting quality of the human person was repressed. Along come Freud who took off the l id, opened the cellar door, broke open the closet and away fle\,v all the "birds and bees," and stark eroticism s tood in its naked glory. This is the age we live in now. Kinsey later invaded the bedroom, and a new morality was developed which made anything sexual permissible, provided it was done out of "luv" and made one "feel" good. But it is to be remembered that there

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is never self-expression without a contrary repression, and vice versa. When a shoplifter suppresses the conscience to be honest, he expresses his tendency to be a kleptomaniac. The free expression of carnality of our day necessarily means the repression of the spiritual. The flesh lusts against the spirit, and the spirit against the flesh. A "sex-islife" age is also a "God-is-dead" age. Religion, morality, self-discipline and decency have been driven underground in the subconsciousness in our present era. These ideals are as unpoplar now as sex was during the Victorian day. When the young "tune them out," they are actualy pushing the spiritual down into their lower depths of their minds. Someday, just as there has been a sex -explosion, there wil l also be a religious explosion. That is why in these days it is important to keep one's balance. Those who sel l short our younger generation a re just as immature as those who would sel l short the forces of rel igion. There will come a reaction; what has been suppressed wil l clamour out for satisfaction. Presently it is a game to poke fun at piety and the upholders of morality and order, but it is only a passing fancy. Sorokin, the famous sociologist, has proved from history that all societies revolve through a three-phase cycle: sensuality, disintegration and morality. We are presently on the eve of the third. All of us wil l live to see the reaction setting in.

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Eastern Churches" said ogy of union acceptable the Institute's Jugoslav to the Orthodox. rector Father Ivan Zuzek Father Zuzek's stress "with that of the Vatican is on frequent contacts I I commission on the The Institute did not same subject. Vatican I with Eastern Christians, thrive and in 1922 the knew very little about on excellence in teaching Jesuits took charge to them." He points out that and research rather that give it, so it was said, a the Institute played a immediate problems of decent burial. Instead major part in preparing ecumenism. This policy it revived. One of its the new approach to ecu- has enabled the Institute deficiencies was the lack menism evident in Vati- to grow beyond the restricted atmosphere of of a decent library: its can II. its early years. And the had librarian Iirst long perspective is reinThe Oriental Institute Catholic and Orthodox. dently defended the rethought a complete col. forced by one of the InTHE lection of the Italian Jesis Rome's think tank This vast field of stud- ceived ideas regarding stitute's most treasured ies concerns countries as the sacramental system uit review "Civilta CatFUTURE possessions: nine faded f or relations with East- far apart as Ethiopia and of the indissolubility of tolica" should be suffiin a glass box. Russia and communities this or that but some are cient. Pius XI, who had Father Suzuk, 44, is a roses ern Christianity. as those of the Syriac- now approaching things been prefect of the Am- Slovene but entered the They were deposited on brosian library in Milan. Jesuits in Italy in 1945. tomb of Pope Leo IX by The Institute has a rite along India's Mala- from a different angle. bar coast and the Mel- More specifically, there different ideas. He He is a classic Slavonic- Patriarch Athenagoras's had crucial role to play in kites of the Middle East. is a division between must have recalled that type who would have ap- representative Metropolithe evolution of a CaCardinal Borromeo had pealed to Dostoesky; tall, tan Melitos when a recoil. those who consider the I NTERNATIONAL up the famed Am- slim, straightbacked with ciliation between the built I nstitute as a pontifical tholicism that is not foundation designed to opinions expressed by brosian collection by a long, narrow face and Churches was effected in FLAVOUR significant The merely Roman. specialists blue eyes which register 1965. defend papal prerogativ- several curialists when s ending There are 25 teachers es and those with a widEurope buy- a lot but give nothing thing is Meliton's visiting throughout i nvited by Benedict XV It is an extremely deli- of 12 nationalities in the scrawlmanuscripts. Pius away. a card on which is Considered cate task for the Eastern Institute's two faculties er concept of its func- to give an opinion regarding for rose '1054-1965'; a ed two send decided to I X liberal by measured Churches are often diffi of Oriental Ecclesiastical tion. There is a further ing the establishment of century. each division over the attitude the Congregation for Ori- priests through Eastern dent of Rome's inten- Studies some others on the facand Oriental They Europe to buy what man ulty, Zuzke says the InFather Zuzek has the tions, jealous of their Canon law. This year 54 to take towards the Uni- ental Churches. from could they uscripts prerogatives and involv- students are following ate Churches: should knew nothing about the long perspective but pretask is to stitute's Russian, Greek and othed in the local socio-poli- the complete three-year they survive in the case Eastern churches and pare the scientific basis seems firmly convinced er refugees. tical situation. Rome course while over 60 of re-union with the Or- did not want to know for dialogue with the that it will lead to that likewise is sensitive to are doing some subjects thodox, and in what any more but thought it Christian East in the "reunion in the same BUYING the implications of the at the Institute. There form, or should they be would be a good thing fields of liturgy, spiritual. chalice of Christ "which to Latinise them. It was Institute's work which are few Orthodox stu- phased out? canon law and patris- Athenagoras predicted in ity, SPREE bears on the whole ques- dents one of the reasons Its history explains implicit in the Institute's tic theology. He is a an affectionate letter he Institutes tion of the relationship being that the Secretar. some of the tensions report for the years He chose Father Cyrille canonist himself but em- sent to the between Rome and local iate for Christian Unity within the Institute. It 1919-20: "When the East- Korolevskij and a form- phasises the need to de- rector on January 12 this churches. has not the funds to was founded by Benedict erner who has made con- er French army officer velop a patristic theol year. tact with the Latin misThe Institute's func- make more scholarships XV in 1917 to link the sionary of a superior Eugene Tisserant, now and West East Catholic available for dean of the college of them. tion is blandly scientific at a time when the fall culture and an apostle's cardinals. They set out but subjects such as diThe Institute publishes ardent soul will have vorce in the Eastern tra- twice yearly "Orientalia of the Russian, Austro- realised, in the light of on April 12, 1923 travel32 THOMPSON ROAD NORTH FREMANTLE Turkish and Hungarian ling through Trieste, dition, the powers of Christiana Periodica," empires created a new pure truth, that the Ljublana, Zagreb and Suppliers of Yellow Sand for Top Dressing of A re synods, the patriarchal which contains articles true and ancient tradi- Sofia to Istanbul. Later many Cafor situation Metal, Gravel, Rubble, Ashes and Filling. Building, system, marriage for and book reviews and tions of his own Church they visited Rumania, Pocommunities. 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LIVING WATERS ACCOMMODATION 'SPIRIT HOUSE'

A ustralian Catholic Relief has just received an the same difficult situacknowledg ement of $12,287 granted for the tion through lack of irria gation. He said the land establishment in East Pakistan of an irrigation could support them and give them work all the scheme that will enable the farmers in Shimulia year round if they could V illage to produce three annual crops instead of irrigate it during the dry the present one and stem what has previously season. RESPONSE been a continuing cycle of starvation and death.

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In response to the apUrgent need of full countries. Information The grant, according to a Catholic priest in peal, the Episcopal Com- board, bed and breakfast from Mrs. N. Gurner, Shimulia, will, from an economic point of view, mittee of Australian Ca- or rooms with use of kit- Australia Asia House, 46 save a dying village which would disappear not tholic Relief recently ap- chen, for overseas stu- Ord Street, West Perth, proved a grant of $12,287 dents in areas adjacent tel: 21 4902. many years from now without this assistance. for the irrigation scheme to the Institute in Bent-

English Practice The money came from munity of 260 Christian at Shimulia and last ley. Suggested charges; funds made available to families but they faced week, the Executive Dir- full board from $12, B. & ector of A.C.R., B. from $8 and room Mr. W. Groups Australian Catholic Re- a period of starvation of lief from the 1968 Len- six months of the year C. Byrne, received a let- only from $6. Do you like discusand, when the floods ter from Father Cobbe ten Appeal. If you can help, please The appeal for assist- came, it could be eight and the Community Rep- contact Mrs. P. Harnett, sions? If you do, you resentative, Mr. John can assist by offering to ance came from the field months of the year. Sorkar, expressing the Australia-Asia House, 46 hold regular (weekly or Father directors of the ChristCobbe said Ord Street, West Perth, fortnightly) small group ian community in Shim- that they belonged to gratitude of the Shimulia tel: 21 6583 or Mr. R. sessions to improve the village rs for the gift. Village, Father ValOur ulia Lady of the Rosary Flecker at the University, English of newcomer Cobbe s. and Mr. St. Vincent de Paul Conerian M. The letter said in tel: 865531. Guidance can be sought ference, which John Sorkar. w a s part:— from the External Affairs twinned with the Particu"We have just received Host Families Officer, 2nd Floor, CounDROUGHT OR FLOOD lar Council of Katoomba, your Christmas gift of cil House, Perth. Tel: In their application New South Wales. $12,287 for the irrigation A need still exists for Father Frank Flynn, M.S.C., Administrator, stands in said that Shimulia He said that in the scheme in Shimulia Vil- more host families. If 23 1189. they t he foundations of the new Cathedral of St. Mary, was in the Jessore Dis- course of correspondence lage. You have become you have not yet tried Don't think you'll be Port Moresby, Papua-New Guinea. Behind him rises trict of East Pakistan he had mentioned their for us, indeed, God's Di- being a host family, it out on a limb, as an inwhat will be its most striking external feature, the where the land was very hope for an irrigation vine Providence and we is a wonderful means of formal meeting will be stylised Haus-Tambaran, or spirit house of the Sepik fertile but subject to scheme and the Katoom- don't know how to thank really getting to know held for all those partici- District. Its intricate decorative patterns comprise sometimes roughts and ba President, Mr. John you properly for this these young student am- pating during the first raditional d t tribal designs from every district of the was corna Morahan, had suggested wonderful floods. It opportunity bassadors from other week of March. Territory. writing to Australian Ca- you have given us. tholic Relief for assist"We know that materSUPPORT ance. ial things are not the subFather Cobbe said they stance of our spiritual OUR had Muslim neighbours life, but the means if 1 ADVERTISERS who found themselves in used properly, to improve our material conThe S.F. CLUB STAKKA CHAIR is available with ditions and our spiritual life. upholstered seat and back or with polished "You have provided wood finish. 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY these means and we want to show Australian Phone: 8 2406 T his chair has been designed for use in Halls, Catholic Relief, through A M Types of Electrical Work Undertaken Clu bs, Schools, or in fact anywhere a strong the work of our own hands, that the help and stacking chair is needed. The frame is *shot trust you have in us will blasted and finished in baked enamel Black not be wasted. Matt, Goldtone, or in wear resistant Hammer"We are going to contact Swissboring (a firm tone finish in attractive Silver, Red, Grey, Green of contractors) immed or Blue — Also available in durable **Vitriclad lately and will ask them finish. to start the work as soon as possible "You should be here to see the joy, the hope and the gratitude of these people. We have fixed a day of Thanks giving and everyone will The CLUB STAKKA all steel seat and back is come to church for the t he most rugged, all welded chair available High Mass and for specon the market today. ial prayers of thanks to God and to Australian This chair is precision built to allow stackCatholic Relief. ing to 15 chairs high thus allowing more "The people have bespace when chairs are not in use. These come one almost overunits can also be conveniently ganged night. We are going to together. engage an expert to be1110 gib Special rust resistant finishes are available sae gin a credit union in Wei and recommended where conditions present we. view of the extra crops problems of corrosion. The frames are shot we are going to have. 40.MI. orows. blasted and attractively finished in durable People must learn to OP. Hammertone baked enamel in Red, Blue, away save in order to provide Asidirw Green and Grey. Also available in durable for the support and edu orlea V itriclad finish. cation of their children." dower

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Marriage preparation The basic components of suc- there is little done in any systemcess in most human endeavours atic way to prepare young people are knowledge and experience. for marriage and family life. A person accumulates informaIn less complex societies, when condidid not change so rapidly and drations tion, which he interprets and re- matically, preparation for marriage was fines by a process of experimen- often suppl ied by parents. To some degree, the whole community took a part tation. in preparing the young, evidence of This holds true for marriage which can be seen in the commonly ac"rites of passage." Our society and family living, except that cepted has organised the educational process, most of the time the order is in- making the home and the school copartners. But the old adage— verted, and we expect people to operative "what is everyone's responsibility bederive knowledge from their own comes no one's responsibility"—seems be an accurate characterisation of Despite our tre- to experience. the general pattern of marriage premendous advances in education paration in our country. In light of the

The American Bishops, responding :0 this situation in their recent pastoral letter, commit themselves as pastors to increase their efforts in this important area, and outline what is admittedly an ambitious programme. However, the Bishops realistically acknowledge that their own efforts, and those of the priests, Sisters and Brothers who are involved in the work of education will not be sufficient without the help of married couples who will see this educational work as a specialised apostolate. During the past 25 years much has a lready been accompl ished by pre-Cana and Cana conferences, by the Christian Family Movement and Holy Family Guilds, to name but a few of the programmes. Once again, though, the demands of the present day require an increased training and competence on the part of the couples, doctors and priests whose efforts have been completely voluntary and the result of self education. In order then, first of all, to teach t he teachers, the Bishops "endorse the establishment of family life centres throughout the country" where interdisciplinary courses may be offered that will give priests, Religious and married couples the latest information from the physical and behavioural sciences within the overall context of the theology of marriage. The Bishops also call upon medical schools to provide special courses for doctors. Such specialisation

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This city is exhaust- cloud level as mobs in 1000 shots, wounding NEWS central Bombay burned tiundreds and killing 51 ad after four days' orgy trains, buses, private persons. Many died beSERVICE of arson, looting and cars and shops. The fire cause barricades prebrigades could handle vented ambulances from of INDIA killing. only fifty of the 500 reaching the victims. Traditionally the most alarms turned in. Two The rioting paralysed sane and advanced city suburban trains and 20 the city. Transport, Jawaharlal During city buses went up in banks, schools, offices regime as Prime in India, Bombay in flames. Hundreds of closed as a total curfew Nehru's new some Minister these days has display- private cars were heap- was clamped on the States came into existed together for bonfires. trouble spots in mided the kind of madness Mobs set fire to hunence according to lantown Bombay. areas, and others guage expected of Calcutts.i. dreds of shops after lootwere modified to accomtotal ing The damthem. disthe The cause of Cardinal Valerian Graof India's 14 age is estimated at 15 orders may seem ridicu- modate all major languages. Nehru al) cias has appealed to million dollars. lous to foreigners unopposed this revamping familiar with the Indian to "offer prayers in but was helpless to preCASUALTIES social set-up. The vio- vent it. their homes that peace sparked not lence was Police resorted to rifle may return to the city.by rising prices, civil In the process Mahar-

fire when their clubs rights, or even political astra, then called Bomblack failed to disperse the Columns of enmity. It was caused bay State, claimed a smoke rose well over the crowds and fired over by State parochialism, a part of Maratta-speaking movement Mysore but did not get popular against Indians from it. Prime Minister Inother States now resi- dira Gandhi promised to examine the claim dent in Bombay. but has dragged her feet Many from south In- for two years without a dia have found employ- decision. When two of ment in this metropolis her Cabinet recently visof five million and have ited Bombay their cars settled here. In general were stoned and that they are more indust- set off the conflagration. rious, perhaps more inThe Central Governtelligent, but do not by any means control bank- ment at New Delhi views ing or business. Their this growing parochial spirit with alarm. Napresence is resented. tional leaders are trying to hold the country toLOCAL gether against the forces NATIONALISM of language, custom and tradition that pull it Behind the agitation is apart. If the parochials an organisation, the Shiv spirit wins, India will Sena, established three again become 17 warring years ago by a political States, an easy prey to adventurer who is now Pakistan or China. Morein jail. This "army of over, economic progress Shiva" is determined to will be halted. drive from the State all The Bombay "saturnawho are not Marattas by birth and language. It lia of violence and vanalso lays claim to some dalism" as the Indian territory in neighbour- Express calls it, reduplicates what has happening Mysore State ed elsewhere in India before. Violence is used by a minority to enforce PLUMBING MATERIALS their will in the majorB ATHROOM FIXTURES ity, in this case, the city SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS over the nation. "The 229-233 William St., Perth relevant point," observes The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" the Times of India, "is Phone: 28-1541 that in the kind of demo-

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cracy we have, the belief seems to be growing that no other method than violence can be equally effective." Democracy has been severely wounded by the Bombay riots. It may take years to restore it to a healthy political condition.

can be of immense value to social workers, teachers, and as shown in a pilot project in New York, to policemen also. The family centre, whether it be in the university or on the community level where voluntary service agencies can work co-operatively with religious groups is the first step toward complete family life education.

• SCHOOL PROGRAMMES I n regard to the schools, however, the pastoral cal ls for wisely-planned programmes of education in human sexuality. Noting the primary responsibility of parents in this area, the Bishops recognise a serious obligation to assist them, and to marshall the resources of the Catholic school system, the C.C.D., and the parish itself. Unquestionably "the necessity for greater communication and co-operation between parents and teachers is highlighted, and the consequent role of parent-teacher guilds and similar home-school associations is apparent." The recommendations of the Pastoral a re both wise and realistic. Sex educa• tion has a variety of meanings, but it is an empty term if it is narrowly interpreted to mean only a recitation of the facts of procreation. On the contrary, education in sexuality helps the child to understand that God is the author of the sexual difference between man and woman; that the sexual expression of love between the spouses is a special sign of the friendship of marriage; and that the human love of husband arid wife is meant to be continual witness to the love of Christ for His Church.

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Art in a new dimension

"art" or not, will not deIt is impossible to let movement in art can VISUAL pend on how much you the Space Age Art exhibi- never take away what THOUGHT tion that has just finish- has gone before, it mereknow about art, but ed in Perth, go by with- ly gives a new dimension how wide you had your My heart dances when out saying something and perspective. eyes open. I come into a gallery of about this wonderfully modern art, and there exciting experience. On NEW PHASE are many reasons why. the night I went the atSince the second world One is because it makes tendant told me that me think of what I am some 37,000 people had war man has entered inbeen through the doors, to the age of space, and seeing. Realistic art takes me and the exhibition had the artist must keep up still one week to go. In with this tremendous back into the world of Perth, this is one whole speed. He must be like make-believe, and the the scientist, and must peaceful beauty could lot of people. Art, as we know it, is try to conquer new lull me to sleep. But this When I worlds. Even if he has art of the space world, disappearing. The first meeting of think about it I believe no idea where he is go- stimulates my mind, and the Guild of Sacred Musit facinates me to anhave see ing be will to I believe here the thinking t ic for 1969, will be held how other people are invented. artist word must keep on exother in the Ursula Frane Hall This new art will become perimenting in seeing thinking, and gives me a of Mercedes School, Vicpart of our lives, and and perceiving, space, better understanding of toria Square, on Tuesthe present and perhaps and live with colour and movements. will move just a little guess where day, March 4, at 8 p.m. us. The painter of toToday people are exday is leaving realism to perimenting speed as the artist will go from A three-point plan for here. photographer , and never before. The the the year will be outlined youngjust look how many ar- sters of today, look at and the rest of the a ART tists there are among painting evening will be devoted without any the leading photograph complications. They like Most people don't to Holy Week Music. ers in the world. The to see pure primary colthink of art as entertainPlease enter Mercedes eye of the modern cam- ours, that can give this ing, but there was no School through the large era is able to look deep kind of music to the doubt about it, this space green gate in Victoria into the heart of a rose, eyes. I am sure older a ge exhibition that the Ave., Up and coming musician from the Goldfields is Cathy Ardagh, who has where there is amfar more than any hu- people do not look at Perth Gallery presented been awarded the Vox Adeon Nicholson State Prize for Sixth Grade Music, man eye. paintings as a child, and as part of it's Festival ple parking. in which she gained 93 marks. Cathy previously won the State medal for Once art spoke with here the youngsters are programme made a terThe meetings will con Preparatory Division Theory of the Trinity College of Music, a State medal emotion, and gave a sub- way ahead. rific impact on the gen- tinue on the first Tuesf or Fourth Grade and an Exhibition. Cathie, who is the daughter of Mr. and jective explanation, but eral public. And whether day of each month unMrs, T. Ardagh, of Boulder, is a pupil of St. Anthony's Convent, Coolgardie. DOW the modern artist you considered it to be til October. OPTICAL ART regards the personal character of their art as So called, because by unimportant. One must placing patterns, lines remember that a new and colours in a certain Members of the dioces- Sunday for a late after- ing job. If you would design can induce the an Catholic Social Apos- noon barbecue tea. There like to know more about eyes to dance, and sometolate, including many were about 80 children the Catholic Social Aposfamily groups, gathered in the party. times sing. tolate and its aims ring at Marian Lodge last These groups do a stirl- 23 2141 and find out. The patterns are simple, and like a child hidCORSET SALON ing Executive members ing more visits to C-class hehind a door, like please note that the hospitals in the district. to surprise us. The deFashion Corsets signs facinate and pro- meeting on Wednesday, The Inglewood members Ladies' Surgical & duce this scintillating March 5, at All Saints would be making visits E xclusive Lingerie light and shade. At the Centre, commences at 9 at Easter and hoped to take members of the moment there are great p.m. and Hosiery experiments taking place Afternoon meeting at Bedford Park choir to R oom 202, 2nd Floor entertain the patients. in colour. By using the 1 p.m. Levinson Building same colour in different Leederville branch will 713 Hay St., hues, this can influence meet in the Presbytery Perth. the neighbouring colours at 8 p.m. Thursday, that contrast. March 6. Shenton Park and Victoria Park members' first meeting for the year will be held after devotions on Sunday, March 2, in their respective parish halls. A memo to Cathedral 1 East Fremantle meet members that the upat the home of Mrs. stairs room at the Centre has been secured for Walton, 14 Gill Street. Monday, March 10, for East Fremantle, at 8 their meeting. 40+4* p.m. on Tuesday, March Inglewood branch re4. Guest speakers will be ports on their annual .. . meeting which was well members of `Alcanon' attended, and at which and 'Alanon.' a welcome was given to Victoria Park discusMrs. Ryan and Mrs. sion meeting will be held Beck. at the Franciscan MisOffice-bearers elected sionaries of Mary Refor the coming year are: treat House, Victoria Made from s'ain-repellant fabric. President: Mrs. G. Park, at 8 p.m. on Tues7119 NAT IT., (Next to Zlompols) 21 91144 Wall, 71-4226; Vice-presi- day, March 4. Won't shrink cr go out of shape. dent: Mrs. L. Green, Mirrabooka: Father P. 71-3457; Secretary: Mrs Quin, S.J., will speak on I NSIST ON M. Porter, 71-3369; Treas- 'Boys 13 - 15' at the urer: Mrs. R. Townsend, meeting on Wednesday, 71-3738; Committee: Mrs. March 5, at 8 p.m. at the Mander, (convenor), Mrs. home of Mrs. Stewart, McMahon, Mrs. French, 39 Quadea Way, Nolla"Fit for a King" Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. mara. Kalgoorlie and Mode in the correct shape. Colours as defined Dawson. 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OUT AND ABOUT WITH V.C.W. John Smith on Key Leaders' School The sixth annual National Key Leaders' School us to see our own perIt apostolate. w as held recently at Maiya Wamba, Melbourne, sonal showed us the need for centre. training the boys' an inquiring mind. There were thirty-eight present representing And finally, we all dioceses from all over Australia, and two from came away with a host New Zealand. of new friends. The school was opened on public speaking and of chairmanship by the National Presi- the dent, Bill Hebb who meetings which helped stressed the importance many of those present at of working throughout the school. the week as a team. Our Finally Bill Hebb talkt wo team representatives ed on the International were John Smith and An- Movement, what its role gelo Fanetti, and here is and what it means to John reports on his ex- us and what it is doing Unfortunately the periences. in other countries. date of the Catholic The first session was Ball has had to be It is hard to pinpoint the usual "getting to changed from TuesThe next one particular session in know you." gained the day, May 20, to Monsession which followed which we one I think day, May 12. The was entitled "Our own most but This week we present to our readers Martini have a life," our family, the which might first practice for debBianchi, president of Fremantle girls Y.CW, Gavan Wood, of Bassendean, has been in the people we work with and slight edge was day-out utantes will now be Martina attended St. Joseph's College, Fremantlt. Y .C.W. movement for two months and is at pre- our Y.C.W. groups. This in Melbourne. Everybody March 16 at 11.45 on apprehensive little before taking a position as secretary with Bom sent co-ordinating the Bassendean sub-group. session helped us to be- was a a.m. and Brian but first at bara and Co. Govan received his education at C.B.C. Highgate come more aware of the Peter helped us get a Once again, girls She has recently returned from a four weel( The us. around people and is now studying for his diploma in accountmake to of wishing cruise, and is now settling down to her winter personal enquiry session working knowledge representamanufacturers ancy. He works for briefing us t heir Debut should was conducted by John Melbourne by occupation, barracking for the bulldogs! Aswe tives, J. H. Wilberforce & Co., and describes his Finlayson. John said on conditions, where send their names inas following Souths, Martina tells us that and go, people interests as sports and — gardening! (Has he personal enquiry was young to the Y.C.W. office loves reading and swimming. helped Angelo Fanetti to cultivate a beard?) the hub of Y.C.W. The what they do. ( 23-4546) as soon as The school was a personal enquiry as we possible. know it helped him to great success. It helped know God better. Each person is as important to himself as he is to Anyone is welcome, girls God, his family and othSunday March 2: Victoria Park Y.C.W. please bring a plate. The ers around him. in Folk Mass St. fun begins at 8 p.m. The next day we all Having come through been done. After a very successful are to be played on the Joachim's church at 7.00 Please come along. went out to look at Mel- season for clubs in each last weekend in March. an only moderately acWe feel that the ladies p.m. This will also be Sunday, March 16: bourne as a city. This of the five grades, the Manning really do enjoy this t 1 9 6 8, tive are Applecross Y.C.W. the leaders badge presPREMIERSHIP was introduced by Brian finals are in full swing. Branch now faces 1969 ersion from the dafj entation ceremony. There holding their first dance Smiddy (former Nation- The 1st and 2nd semiroutine of the home, as with many new plans. TABLE Church the at 1969, for in night coffee be will al Y.C.W.) and Peter finals are to be played we strongly urge otha THE IN ACTION the Church Hall after- Hall in Alness Street, Hardy Mel- on Thursday (former evening A GRADE: where possible branches, PARISH 28 S.S.C. wards. All branch presi- Applecross. bourne Diocesan Presi- February 27. Members of the group to try this in their It 28 ... provided ... be will Carlisle Music are members and dents dent). notsl The results of these Perth ... 36 attend the Rosary each ishes, if they are by the Cosmic Kindergarcordially invited. day following The er: An so. doing at week, the ready of night which of all s, matche ... 36 Claremont ... ten. Tuesday. March 4.. came 'The Church and afternoon one of the homes in joyable con closely be should 32 ... plate Hill a Tuart bring who evengames Girls Lesmurdie the World Today by for yotg ... 24 the Parish, where it is guaranteed ing at the Lesmurdie pro- will be admitted half Father K. Smith (Nation- tested, will be published Bentley ... alike. Pilgrim old the and before said edition week's in next 12 Scarborough gress hall in Falls Road. price. al Y.C.W. chaplain.) He We are also planbtl of the "Record." ... 12 Statue. This, we feel, West Perth ... explained that the church important take out some of tbi to very a plays 6 ... The grand finals for St. Denis ... is not an institution or a to know children from St. J• getting in part Wilson Gray & Co. Pty. Limited guardian of morals, but all grades are to be B. GRADE: the people in the Parish. eph's Home in Subiatv Established 1894 40 It was also suggested but as yet nothing det, a community of loving played on Sunday March Tuart Hill ... Cnr. SCARBOROUGH BEACH RD., & HUTTON ST., 40 that, during Lent, some ite has been arrangec people, working people, 9. Preparations for the Shenton Park OSBORNE PARK 32 Y.C.W. members assist at united in Christ through f orthcoming carnival to Como ... Phone 24 5188 be held in Perth with Bedford Park ... 28 weekday Mass. A roster SOCIAL ACTION faith. the as Australia MONUMENTAL & GENERAL MASONS South 20 ... sesCarlisle Another important The main item of:: was drawn up and this FOR MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION sion was on social issues visiting side, are being Morley ... ... — 12 commenced on Ash Wed- terest in this section Both states Highgate ... 8 nesday. Devotions, held the Pool Party, Wb affecting the life of finalised. by Bentley ... represented be will — 12 in the Church on the was held on Satur0 young people. This was conducted by Bill Scales two teams. The matches C GRADE: first and second Sundays February 22, at the hol HOTEL GUIDE Diocesan (Melbourne 28 of the month, will be of Carol Hughes, 15 Kensington ... President), who outlined 32 attended by the Y.C.W. which had an attendaig Morley ... Enjoy the Best Hotel Dianella some of the problems Accommodation & Service 20 of about 150 young P6' after the meeting. Bassendean Alexander Drive. around Melbourne. We 20 THE The weather P . IN pie. ACTION ... Park Bedford Hotel Cottesloe Phone 76 1699 then broke up into 20 for the 000ss:c.: ed ideal COMMUNITY ... Perth South 9 modern fully serviced triPt and discussed units each with private facil- RIGHT ON THE SEA FRON1 groups 24 Recently, members of and contrary to the or Leederville ities. Mod, rates, air condionproblems in our own the Manning Y.C.W. took ion of some present, t?, D GRADE: Phone 3 2155 TV, radio. ed and heated. issocial the and areas Ample car parking. 40 of the ladies from water was warrn, some ... Carlisle R. M. DYMOCK, Licensee Mr C HAUSWIRTH, Prop sues in which we are per! 36 the Mount Henry Home the pool was quite on) Bentley ... sonally involved. of the Me.] 32 most for out for Aged ed People for ... Denis St. Shenton Park Bayswater Hotel 24 the afternoon, finishing The social enquiry talk Thank you Mr. Numbers have been Tuart Hill ... OPP. STATION Hotel 8 up with afternoon tea Mrs. Hughes for all° was given by Garry Mc- dropping and a group of Highgate ... Old <1., Time Music NICHOLSON ROAD 11 at the home of °Fie of ing us to have the : SHENTON PARK Dancing, Friday and Donald. Our first apos- leaders has got together Fremantle ... ttl for home is enthe your personal This tolate of is the girls. Spacious Car Park Saturday. to find out why and to E GRADE: sed-Breakfast. Moderate Rates quiry and social enquiry do something about it. East Maylands LES BARTTLET Prop. ... 44 third time that this has night. Beer Garden. Open Air Bar TEL.: 71 1224 should be developed Phone: A 2170 Shenton Park ... ... 36 from it. It is important It was decided that a Bassendean 28 Wembley Hotel that we see the need for good way to start would Highgate Subiaco Hotel 16 ANNUAL Excellent Lounge and social enquiry and de- be to call a general meet- Mount Yokine First Class Accommodation ... 12 CarBrian A invite it. and The velop ing three ccommodation ways and Service 8 ... Carlisle ... DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. of social enquiry are cid lon along to speak. Phone 87 2418 FREE HOME DELIVERY local discovery (2) popuCnr. Cambridge and During the week bePhone 81 1028 SUBIACO CITY HALL Alexander Sts., Wembley lar issues (3) enquiry fore, the group visited Irene McHenry. Proprietress booklets — though book- lots of school leavers and FRIDAY, 14th MARCH SOAK 17P THE SUN BY THE Hotel Australia lets should only be a lapsed members. SEA AT Dancing 8.30 p.m. - 1.30 a.m. The Ocean Beach MURRAY STREET, PERTH guide. The Branch chaplain, E xcellent Accommodation an. The finance session Father Robert, 0.D.C., MUSIC — BILLY CLOWES and CLA.13 BAND Hotel Dining Service, Lunch $1 was by under Personal Supervision led our old friend also kindly announced Parking Accommodation of TOM KENNY A dmission, including Supper — $3.00 Guido Vogals. who out- the meeting at Sunday PHONE 23 1541 Phone 3-1584 lined finance on a na- Masses. TICKETS — BOANS Basketball, swimming, The Railton Hotel Esplanade tional basis and the role About thirty-five at- bowling, dances, squash, Perth's Most Modern finance should play in PERTH'S LEADING T emperance Hotel tended this first general parties, topical discusour lives. 5 minutes walk front HOTEL FOR ALL St. Mary's Cathedral Following finance came meeting of 1969, most of sions and general social B R. from $7.00 V ISITORS spiritual development by them school leavers from events? Then the LesCnr. Pier & Murray Streets Brian talked murdie Y.C.W. is the Phone: 21 3861 - 21 3361 Phone: 23 1531 Father J. Chambers Morley. group for you. ( Adelaide Diocesan Chap- about the Y.C.W. moveCommercial Hotel Hotel Rockingham lain) and Peter Mullins ment on a personal basis Anyone from LesmurBY THE SEA (National President). and as our part of work- die and surrounding disNortham For a Healthy Holiday They discussed prayer, ing for all young people tricts are welcome to Phone Northam 49 The Best of Fishing come along to our meet grace and the sacraments in the area. SUNDAY, MARCH 16th — 8.30 ri E. Murphy, Proprietor FRANK MADDTGAN. Proprietor and said that prayer Another speaker was ings, held at Marian should not be limited to former President John Lodge on Sunday even- Featuring ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL BOYS' CHC° . Pensioners a few minutes a day O'Brien. The message ings from 8 o'clock onAdmission: $1.00. Children and Carlton Hotel RON WYLLIE but that our whole life was the same; renewal wards. 243 HAY ST., PERTH PHONES 21 4341, 23 :;'091 begins at grass roots For further informa- Book)ncs at CENTRAL BOX OFFICE, i-I4' should be a prayer. Accommodation $4.50 B./B. 1st Class Mr. M. Runde an execu- level. Thank you Brian tion contact Miss J. rr,_•iy, TUESDAY, MARCH tive from a leading in- and John. Now to start Alves 93-6378 or Mr. M. "All Rooms Recently Refurnished" surance company spoke building up again. Lewis 93-1896.

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A guests at the Loreto A nne List of Bedford Park and Jan Lusick of Miling were two Mrs. Denis Cullity's of verandah cool the on sit to preferred who party pre-Deb home. Grove Jr Peppermint

Married at St. Aloysius' Church, Shenton Park, recently were John Anthonv Kosick, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kosick, of Redcliffe, and Jacqueline Andre., Savy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Savy, of Shenton Park. The celebrant we.; Father L. E. James.

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MORE AND MORI PEOPLE Amongst the guests at the Loreto pre-Deb party given by Mrs. Denis Cullity were, from left, Annabelle Thomson, from Moora, Jo Lee, of Peppermint Grove, Judy Venables, of Cookernup and Ross Johnson, of Peppermint

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Whatever it was, it was deliciot,s. (Left to right). Catriona McComish, of Dalkeith, Mary Lu Baker, of Ned' and5_ and Veronica Hanson, of Dalkeith, tackle the. ref,-eshments at the Loreto pre-Deb party held at "if? -10,nle

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HELP THE RETREAT HOUSE The Retreat House of retreat there, and others $52,000 and the debt will ie Redemptorist Mon- who have used it include be cleared. This debt is in the astery in North Perth the Churches of Christ, has become much more Salvation Army, Congre- form of debentures and gational and Presbyter- means that in addition than its name implies. ian churches. It is pos- to repaying the principal Since it was opened sible that representatives the Monastery must carin 1967 it has housed of the Methodist church ry a heavy burden of innot only retreats for may meet there later terest. It is hoped to Cathol ics but gather- this year. The house can liquidate the debt within ings reachings far be- accommodate 64, with a reasonable time. room 100 in the chapThe Redemptorist Fa yond the Cathol ic el andfor 250 in the lecture thers wish to record Church which have hall. The Redemptorist their gratitude, both to served and wil l conti,l- Fathers charge only suf- the Archdiocese as such ue to serve as import- ficient to cover costs. and to individual families ant works in moves towithin it, for the help The whole project has ward Christian underand generosity they have cost $180,000, and since received so far. standing and unity. the initial appeal for Last year the Anglican funds about $128,000 has Big Effort clergy of Perth made a been raised. Another In an effort to make a dent in the remaining debt a 'Grand Fair' will be held in the Monastery grounds on Sunday. March 9, beginning at 1 p.m. Everyone is lending a hand to make it a success, and not only Catholics either — at least half a dozen Anglican clergy are lending a hand, and the Fair has been officially commended to all his people by Angli can Archbishop George Appleton of Perth, according to the monthly 'Anglican Messenger.' Bird's eye view from the Monastery Visitors to the Fair will include His Grace the Archbishop, representatives of the Anglican Church, the Italian Consul in Perth and the President of the Italian Club. Something has been planned for everybody: stalls, chocolate and chicken wheels, tombola, a 'Lucky 7' stall, TV and Radio personalities, side shows and roundabouts, lucky dips, shooting galleries, pony rides, the lot. For the hungry there will be afternoon teas, hot dogs and hamThe Retreat House bed-sitters are cool and burgers, ice cream and c omfortable. cool drinks. The Italian and Malaysian communities will also have special displays of traditional foods and other wares. Spectacles during the afternoon include Burmese dancing, the Young People's Singing Group, and the Pipe and Drum Band of Trinity College. A big draw for boys is expected to be the football school run by members of West Perth Football Club. Raffles include one for a Torana 'S' car. Tickets for this cost $20.00, but only 200 are being sold. The chapel can seat 100 A few tickets are still I " , 0#000#00.0...#00#.0##00~.00~#00000 available. Another raffle will have as its main BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS prize a $200.00 portable HOPKINS M!GHTY MART TV. 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH. It is hoped that many people, inside the Catho. Public Auctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. lie Church and without, WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 who have cause to be #0.0 An. 4.4•41,41.#0#4 41414PIPINININ•••• , grateful to the Redemp t orist Fathers and their ; Retreat House will come 20 Mabel St t o enjoy themselves and South Perth make a substantial hole 67 2716 P AINTING CONTRACTOR in the last $52,000 at the same time.

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LOCAL SCHOLAR TO BE MISSION NOTES . . . NEW ARCHBISHOP proposed legislation may "up" the numbers required to form a union, because several occupations are now served by several unions each

ate for a time at Balla their managers are sup- 1,41PrIMOSONIIIINIP#4.441P4WP.#41.41,01 the secondary at Clifden, a well known writer on teachers. curate BIAFRA A, I When a pay dispute desubjects, and a ecclesiastical Galway ounty c Irish people, mainly and became Diocesan veloped, the secondary Knock, the Counsellor for Commun- teachers' because of the Holy organisation sato of Ghost Fathers' big comclaimed the right to centre of pil- ications. mitment in Nigeria and lattous sent have to their case While in Balla, he deneighbourBiafra, or whatever the grimages in veloped his interest in the arbitration machincorrect terms may be, County Mayo, has improving the economic ery that already existed have done magnificent from the by Departor f them, conditions of work in fund-raising and been appointed Arch- and socialwas a founder ment's agreement, and the West, relief supplies. sucLOCHL1NN in Tuam cannot which been had of of the Western Farming. 'loop well-loved Co-operative Society bas- celled (this would reIrish opinion has been MacGLYNN cession to the ed in Balla, and is one quire six months' notice much impressed by the who, Walsh in of a number of priests on either side). recent declaration of the jrchbishop relievbeen new in shared have who Education Minister Bishops (three Irish, one has go, DUBLIN British and two Africans) pas- efforts to make this Brian Lenihan, however, of request ed on Western territory, which insists on implementing released by Bishop WheHoly is an "emigration" area a recommendation of a lan (Limerick) of 01,verri, toral duties by the of small farms, at least recent education tribun- while hundreds of stu- Biaf ra. transbeen has see; he keep pace with the East, al — the Ryan Tribunal— dents, worried about The Bishops, representthe Titular See of where most new industry for a common basic sal their examinations, ing ecclesiastical provsettle. to tends voca primary, ary for march on the Depart- inces both North and ibernuca. tional teachers could not ment of Education with South of the war zone, 55, aged out -vote the secondary banners as "Lenihan out, condemned "the killing SCHOOLS CLOSED Dr. Cunnane, children teachers, although they Teachers in." vas one of nine of innocent people, lootSecondary s:c hool s, have superior numbers, of whom -three others ing and deliberate desreby run them of late most His Statistics and compariin such a system. are in religion. truction of property.' remain' building; Orders, ligious a and forback sons fly 'vas father The secondary teachers Bishop Whelan arrived the following He was edu- closed ward and the situation contractor. maarbitration their say r in Ireland for a against strike teachers is all the more tragic ecently catetiat the local Coogue chinery, already existing, week's rest en route to Edu of Department the Jarlath's St. inof recent the because at School; includes the right of the America to take part in tam; and at St. Pat: cation (not the schools). primary and vocational troduction of free sec- a big famine relief proteachprimary the Now Maynooth, lick's College, put ondary education, a mon- gramme being initiated to organisations withdraw to threaten ers ordained was Educaformer ument to he where t on the views before it. tion Minister O'Malley here. 1111939. Later he taught from such schools differclosing by that slender that, On language) ground who, against all fore- C ANONS OF THE MASS fin the Irish cur- the secondary schools, ence, the strike contin- casts, had the Church's h St. Jarlath's, was The three new Canons ues, with the Minister no backing and co-operation doubt afraid that if he in his swift reforms (he of the Mass to be introDry and Sweet concedes more to the hadn't much time, and duced here on Eater Sunday will, says one reAltar Wines secondary teachers, the died suddenly. . port, be clearer and more others will also come t\SSe,iel Hills Sacramental Wine is made by Jesuits unified than at present. looking for more. The C ARDINAL'S ADVICE i:corrolies with the requirements of Church Law They will be numbered stress teachers secondary There has been a bigWestral Wine and Spirit Agency that they do not object ger strike, spreading out t wo, three and four, the 167 HAY _._STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 to a common basic sal- from the claims of a existing Roman Canon ary, but require more small craft unions whose being number one, but than they have been of- pickets (no Dublin work- the Roman Canon will fered as a differential for er will pass an official also be maintained, with their different type of picket) mean that many a special place on Sun training (including Uni- other unions were in- days and certain Feast Days of the Apostles qualifications), volved versity between and level of work, and so on, 30,000 and 40,000 thrown IN ARGENTINA SPECIAL' and that the primary idle. The level-headed Father William Leaden HOSPITAL teachers, while being free James Dunne, President to present their views, of the Trade Union Con- (55), member of a well should not have any gress, asked all the unknown Irish-Argentinian real influence on this. ions to withdraw pickets family with relatives in Here, the Government while new negotiations Counties Galway and Buy your INNOXA COSMETICS makes substantial grants proceeded. Four of the Westmeath, has been apFrom: for the building, running 18 unions involved refus- pointed zonal vicar for of secondary schools and ed; he expressed a poor Belgrano in the Beunos pays the major portion view of this because half Aires archdiocese. He is of the teacher's salary. his own union of general a Salesian; four of his The school authorities workers were thrown out aunts were Salesian nuns, raise the money to com- of work, and he accused and he has many other F. SK EAHA plete the cost of build- the craft unions of fight- relatives in religion. ing, pay each teacher ing the strike on the F £200 (basic) to £500 or backs of the general ORMER DIPLOMAT FREMANTLE 5-2404 President de Valera more (for exceptional workers, who are greatability), but the Ryan er in numbers and get has attended a Mass for ,,P4PAPAPIPANININPANP4P#M41.4.1M41.4.1.1#41 t......1.#4.,,,,,, ,41NPM• the repose of the soul of recommends less pay. Tribunal Mr. Charles Bewley, the the cessation of the REASONABLE PRICES The situation brought State's first Minister to school payments (subsicapitation from Cardinal Conway the Vatican, who died redised by grants, and fees) and the an appeal that was im- cently in Rome at an adinterpreta- vanced age. Mr. Bewley State to pay all the portant in its tion of industrial rela- was a member of a well salary. great known Dublin Quaker Many schools see in tions: "I think it a Cardinal, the said pity," family and became a Cathis a trend towards control of "that four out of 18 tholic. Today the Bewgreater State REP.: fol- leys, who have those pleasecondary education, but craft unions have not statesmanlike the lowed sant restaurants in West nothing can be summarand Street ised as easily as this; the example of their fellow- moreland agreeing Grafton Street and other in Irish education system is workers ac- interests, including their peculiarly complex. The to suspend strike BUSINESS ADDRESS: tion while negotiations wonderful Jersey herd, organisa teachers' three 1 51 TOWER ST., LEEDERVILLE they are still doing magnifitions, the Government are proceeding, as the cent social work — much Phone 21 8195 and the school managers were asked to do by Irish of it for the itinerants. 8.30 a.m. - 6 p.m. are caught in a web of President of the Trade Un criss-crossing interests. Congress of ions." And he said: "It OTHER RECENT is the teaching of the DEATHS INCLUDE . . . Catholic Church that inThat of Rev. Patrick J. dustrial relations are not just a power game— Killeen, S.M.A., Blackthey are matters of con- rock Road, Cork, aged science for each individ- 46, a native of Mullagh, ual involved." He appeal- County Clare, where his ed, as the President did, parents live . . . That of for Irish workers not to Very Rev. John J. O'Reilwreck their great trade ly, P.P., Mullagh, County Cavan, aged 67, a native union movement. of Maudabawn, CooteMeantime, bread sup- hill. That of Rev. Patrick plies had run out, and O'Loughlin, C.C., Gotin, in some instances were County Tyrone, ordained being sold at black mark- 1923, spent some time in Scotland, a native of et prices. Maghera, County Derry the writing, of time At . . . That of Sister Mary prospects were brighter, Aiden Fowler, Mercy but the problem of un Convent, Enniscorthy, ions with conflicting in- aged 85, a native of Nash, terests was not yet solv- New Ross. ed. The Government is commit- ted to preserving IRELAND BEATS f reedom to strike, but ENGLAND Ireland, having just beaten France, continued PERSONAL SERVICE its winning way in rugby FULL CATHOLIC RITES Cunnane, Rey, Joseph in his native county, is porting

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Father X returned to France this year because of illness and, feeling that he no longer had the health to be in charge of a Mission, he asked to be assigned to freelance work among the pygmies in South Cameroun. He had already worked among Pygmies in his mission of Souonke' not far from the Cameroun border and speaks their language The following is an extract from a circular letter that he sent to his friends before setting out recently for his work. - I am about to leave for my new mission. What will my work be like in the years to come? I will go to the different mission stations that have pygmies in the region. I will make contact with the local authorities,

the tribal chiefs, especially with those who 'own' pygmies, and try to establish good relations with them. I will discuss with the local mission superiors how best to fit in this apostolate among the pygmies with the normal missionary work among the Bantus. Up to now practically nothing has been done for the pygmies, partly because of their language, especially because of the character of these which has not been sufficiently studied, and small, timid people of the forest, who flev f rom contact with others.

LOOKING FOR PYGMIES I will go off in search of them, as I cs.y-1

to do at Souanke', following the roads f and then taking the forest tracks, going from one pygmie camp to the next for three weeks or a month at a time before returning to a central mission for a few days rest. In each camp I will stay two or three days to get to know the individual members, take an interest in their problems, encourage them to t ake up agriculture, show them how to imthem hygiene and prove their huts, teach c leanliness, take care of the sick, and especially try to find a solution to the problem of education for their children. In short I will try to teach them anything that will helo them to attain a little of the material wellbeing that others take for granted. Only then will it be possible to speak to them about how much God loves us and how Jesus came to teach us that God is our Father, that we are all brothers and that the great commandment is love . . .The practice of th;s charity must precede the preaching of it

HELPERS NEEDED How much there will be to do! How shall I be able to manage on my own for 25 or 30 or maybe 50 thousand pygmies spread over a territory 400 kilometres from east to west and 250 kilometres from north to south. I shall have to try to get one or two confreres to work with me. Together we would study the language and customs of the pygmies and be able to work in more than one area at the time. I shall also have to find school teachers to teach the young pygmies when they cannot get into ordinary And then, if I could only have a schools. young doctor with me! 1 have some knowledge of medicine myself, and I have take' t he opportunity of this stay in France to follow a course in it at the university, but a qualified doctor would be much more effective. How many times I have found myse/f powerless before an illness, where a comntent person would have done wonders! If I had someone to relieve me of this sort of work, I would be more effective in other directions. Provided, of course, that certain essential means were not lacking, that is to say, what they call in the Ewondo language "Mebi me satan" (or, pardon the translation, "the devil's excrement") namely money. Yes, we need money for our missionary work. We are ready to work and to die, if necessary, for the missions, but it is impossible to achieve much without sufficient funds.'" This is the common need of the Missionary. Can you help us meet their calls fc help? God Love You to L.B.S. Anonymous for 510.00.

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Com oser's Workshon No.3 'back alley op rah

INSTANT MARRIAGE

"And A Good Time for light comedy Was Had By All" who Lorraine Battersb ,y, try a dose of Instant her transformation What is 'modern' mus- and although he produc- 'Fantasia' displayed for archie, the cockroach serving of full credit too Marriage at Patch. Apart the dowdy York ic? The last of the Fes- es some interesting tone all to hear the mechan- with the soul of a poet, were mehitabel's cronies from an occasional flat spinster to the tival's 'Composers' Work- colour I will be happier ics of its construction. expresses himself 'a gang of rakish, be- note, and an overloud Soho femme fatale which the consequent shop' sessions at the listening to his work There is something beau- through the typewriter. draggled, low down ally accompaniment A.B.C.'s Basil Kirke Stu- when he has developed tiful in the construction- but he cannot manage cats', who looked as aw- drowned some of the chase sequence, rnade;!. dio on Thursday the 20th a more personal and less al details of a crafts- capital letters; when he ful on stage as i am sure lighter voices, it was a a happy choice ,s gave some sort of ans- derived style. He has a man's work, be it in steel, tried once something they are nice off it — bright, colourful and Lavinia. show, Supporting excelpacy with cast wer. The works chosen lot to say but will not joinery or music. Al- dreadful happened. alice cummings, sherylee casting well lent re and adequate to were as widely differen- say it to my satisfaction though he clothes his jeffery, gloria nevill, their don marquis' famous and compensated w76 tiated in concept and till he breaks free. structure with grace one character whose life is kathy sims and julie hearsed chorus items. enthusiasm for any James Penberthy, who can still see clearly the devoted to the reforma- taylor. style as could be imagBest performance was of experience, ined. An old friend to is on home ground in development of Hughe's tion (what a task) oi this isn't really opera— that of Keith Lawrence, these Campbell meph: West Australian audi- Perth, was present for a design beneath. If one of mehitabel the cat was ences, Sir Bernard most sympathetic and as- the two composers al- wonderfully brought to it is what it claims to as Inspector Bertram shone with his coi Heinze took the West sured performance of ready mentioned inclines life by john kendall in be — 'back alley op rah', that scourge of the crim- portrayal of Sir Jostli Australian Symphony Or- his concerto for Viola toward the heart and the 'hole in the wall' pro- an able mixture of song inal class, whose singing Last but not least Ilizz chestra in hand for the and Orchestra by John the other the head, Rob- duction of the 'back alley and dance, suitable back- voice and archy ferocious mention the strippers1 rnay evening to demonstrate Gould. In direct con- ert Hughes seems to op rah' with libretto by ground music (well play- manner were combined the Cocquille in a portrayal in the see much more that there is no 'modern' trast to Mr. Cugley, Mr. achieve more nearly a joe darion and music by ed), don marquis' inimitof tlier best sense of musical Costuming was e4 style as such; merely Penberthy relies on the balance between the george kleinsinger on able characters, witty comedy. dialogue and a hint of lent, but the overan4 1116VIariety, and tentative in emotions for his effect. two. saturday evening, the pathos in the noble little As the gormless trio our of the product His is the music of the novation. Nonsense should be show, the 'hole in the cockroach hurling himof Yorkshire monopoly was dampened by tti The arrangers of the heart not the head, and treated as such, and wall's' offering for the self headlong on the players in London for a resort to the use chooses it he for the programme decided to never received civilly or festival of perth, opened typewriter keys as he wild weekend, it would black backdrops 12 start quite clearly at one most likely vehicle in the dully. It should be witty two nights late as john bashes out the searchings be difficult to find better some of the scenes.Z1 end of the musical spec- viola, with its rich timbre and can be brilliant. kendall was suffering of his soul. 'every man's casting Frank a musical, the visual than trum with Ian Cugley's and its capacity for George Dreyfus, who from an acute throat inhand is lifted against a Evans, Ted Jolliffe and pact is just as 1rnport4 'Three Pieces for Cham- 'speaking.' Those who contributed the last item fection, no one could cockroach, boss. someSmith, while as sound and 244 Orchestra. Their who are not ashamed of on ber programme, have replaced him in the times his foot also'. Andrew the and Max even though I can appl D'Souza Clive sentiment will have idiom is dissonant and colocott eileen 'Jingles' for orchestra part. with that thought i leave Morelle, as the pansy ciate that with a lizitz impersonal and clearly found this concerto deep- showed that he can be made a welcome re-apyou. This was a gamble operators of an instant season the problem owes something to Web- ly moving. Others who both, and orchestra and pearance as the 'free that has come off. marriage bureau were expense must be thei intellectual appeal prefer ern. Ian Cugley is, by audience responded, with spirit, mehitabel.' what just too-too delightful to ciding factor. might it irritating. find modern standards, still 'Pop' Rock ' n she did with her voice gusto. CHORAGUS. behold. Apart from this, IA a young composer at 23, But one cannot get away nearly Roll and some one can only guess, but All praise so far has ducer David Cram,/ from the fact that Mr. Big Brass (shades of she managed a truly gone to the male mem- be congratulated foil Penberthy and the viola Herb Alpert ?), together magnificent sight and bers of the cast, but top class musical ett are in sympathy with one with biting near-harmony sound as the undisputed the husky vocal talent, tainment. another. SUPPORT made up a riproaring 'queen of shinbone alley', and unsuspected flair Aristarch Also present for the musical joke which-un- complete with fish skeleOUR Workshop was Robert like so many - really ton comb. the whole Hughes, an Eastern came off. was held together very ADVERTISERS States composer, whose ably by doug foley as the A new record just re- newspaper man. christine leased by H.M.V. includes mearing, who doubled as works by Dreyfus, Peter 'broadway, the conceited THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE Sculthorpe (here for the lightning bug' and as the INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED second Workshop Fine performances by Ses- principal dancer gave an C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN sion) and Ian Cugley. I attractive performance, Neville Teede and Lionel INSURANCE PROTECTION hope 'Off the Record' as did jim vilee who ob- Farrell did much to lift T he Diocesan executive appeals to all brand will have something to viously enjoyed being David Addenbrooke's dis133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH spiritual directors and executives to be present' say about it next week. cast as 'big bill' the m a 1 production of Phone 216091. G. F. PEARCE, Manager. "Cyrano de Bergerac" out t he Annual Convention at Trinity College °nice. CHORAGUS. tough, mean tomcat. de of the painfully amateur- day, March 11 at 7.30 p.m. ish class and invest it The future role of the Holy Name Society n with some of the qualities a Festival of Perth wel l depend upon the outcome of discussions. production should posIt is vital that a truly The Bursary papa sess. Mr. Addenbrooke's reputation as a director representative gathering will be presented to of refinement and skill should be present to con- Grace the ArchbishoP1 matters raised. the Annual Conventia had led me to expect a sider t horoughly entertaining Helpful criticisms will be welcome. airing of Rostano's charming romance. InHis Grace the Archbistead, the production in shop will be present to the Sunken Garden at the University was a cata- address delegates. logue of theatrical errors made bearable by the It is hoped that all charm of the play and concerned will help enthe ability of some of sure a successful convention by their attendthe players. ance. Pleasant performances Tennis on F r idi Enquiries regarding the by Greer Chester, MarConvention should be nights is still proving) garet Ford, Sybil Smith directed to the General tremely popular and Tom Churches sup- Secretary Mark Foley perhaps it's the clig (Phone 8-4105). ported the excellent work to catch up on newss of Messrs. Teede and meet new members I SUMMARY OF Farrell, but these playtween games whia BURSARY FUND ers apart, performances peals. Whatever the The following twenty- son, were of little note. we are pleased three branches contribnumbers cori see the Understandably the ex- uted to the 1969 Bursary ecutive of Patch Theatre payment. uing to increase. have made liberal use of Applecross, Bayswater, The Old Time student members to fill sw atamusr the minor roles in this pres- Cathedral, Como. Floreat h a eprn gcheetotli leIn n tige (?) production — Park, Glendalough, High- H wonha members and made Mr. Adden- gate, Kensington, Leedertot.11 brooke's task a more dif- Ville, Manning, Maylands, eto a :1ien nrciead n eant erre:l ficult one. This, however, Melville (Myaree), Mon Mount cannot excuse the clum- ley, Lawley, clapped and cheered: sy handling of crowd Mount Yokine, Mundar- hero and booed and scenes or the lack of ing, Nedlands, Redcliffe, sed the villian wit11! pace or, more import- Riverton, Scarborough, alactrity as the ro, antly, the lack of spirit Shenton Park, Swan- dramas unfolded, and° swoen rges in which was so obvious on bourne, Wembley. opening night. join in the old 7 i a celllt; These branches donatweas v°l nIt fin What difficulties face ed a total of $566.70. To out dyif re01 pdaou t withye o apan a director prior to open- this amount is added enjoyable in ing night cannot concern $139.76 (Rally Collection) the audience. The very and $25 (sundry donaKa3e4turdaY /31 S real problems which tions) to bring the year's tanecht:4arch 1, it's re! next, Mr. Addenbrooke met receipts to $731.46. up time at the I:0, should convince the Patch executive and the As in previous years Festival of Perth commit- individual donations are Street, and w n C010 bringna tee that successful pro- not published as all your jeans shirts, Insurance may never stop you worrying about the ductions in the Sunken branches are encouraged barbectle, elements but at least you don't have to face it alone Garden are not the re- to participate in the steak to enjoy 37°and come when you insure thru Elders-GM. You will find sult of chance rehearsals Fund no matter how ! . Transport will le Elders-GM Insurance Service a very present help in in its confines, but the small their donations e i r re illiamStree 30 product of careful explortimes of strife and disaster. Put aside your fears may be. 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"THE RECORD," bv courtesy of Station 2SM Sydney, publishes some or Dr. Rumble's radio ans wers each week. TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTEIr Queries from our read which I find SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW en s (which must be accorn through my he ) ( Parish panied by name Priests are asked to please notify the Record and ad days after hearing 4." . dress of sender) are ansOffice of any variation in the times below.) gether with the ur; wered over the radio In to tap my toe with their due turn. Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10 a.m. to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. Bernard Shaw, Saint $5.95 each. Julius Caesar What a cast! Perhaps swinging rhythm, 6 p.m. Manning: 7 a.m., 8.11 Joan. Barbara Jefford (Junior) stars John Bar- only Shakespeare could is music which `ge4,` Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 9.30 a.m. and Max Adrian. Directed ton, I 1°13 II IC Anthony Jacobs, find room for them all in a definite way l ,s,,,,,..0-•••###" " ..41,4141.M1.-0.4.4.41P4,••••"11W-0..../........... • a.m. Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 14 Nothing wrong by Shirley Butler and re- Tony White, John Wild- in one play. Ican't quite Ashfield: 8 a.m. this recording w a.m. corded in association ers and Dorothy Mulcahy think which it is. etc A ttadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. with the British Council. and covers 3 records. Some of the series are housewife doing a.m., 7 p.m. es on a sunny inoist : 7 p.m. Argo. 3 record set. $17.85. The text used is avail- currently available in Balcatta: St. Laurence Midland: 7, 8, 9, 10, if The human voice is in- able separately, in 'The Perth. The others can, 1 I would he inclined put it on, turn up Church: 7, 9, 11 a.m. a.m. ( Italian, 5.30 p.m I did not have time to make of Leo McCarey's porters John Penlington, tended to be an instru- new Shakespeare' and understand, be easily ob- volume Balga: (See Mirrabooka ). Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.34 ymboida. or far away." ment Thoreau, of beauty. (coasida How personal ,.;,, character, two tained really on special be order. said to have pies of Christian holiN the 'Cambridge Pocket view both "Riptide" and "My Favourite Wife," and Michael Willesee, and this) open the 1,sin4 a.m. rarely in practice is it Shakespeare.' The forma poet and an extreme very different things. I been unworthy of their ness. Of the 183 other Bakers Hill: 1st, 3rd, 7 given people "The Battlers" Channel it was advisable to for- Richard Oxenburg. 0,,-Are not p.m.; 2nd and 5th, 8 Monastery: 7, 9, 10.34 and Damn the individualist, was merely have admitted that, in office. As for your ath- Popes, all except the five 7 at 8.45 last Tuesday, get this right from the The subjects chosen by allowed to be such. What er has notes also. adjusting things to saying in poetic imagery the long course of over eist histor:an a.m.; 4th, 10.30 a.m. bours! a.m., 6 p.m. a pleasure therefore it is — :o if you or six I have mentioned But Argo's 'Book of Karl Or/f: Carmine Burso I chose the latter, bas- beginning. the producers need in7.15. 8.30, Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 own views that one should not 1900 years of history, have correctly quoted were basically good men Bayswater: their uit ing my decision on the I am not a Doris Day tense concentration and to be able to sit back Recorded Verse' is pers 9.45 a.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. what side bother abcut what oth- there have been far more him — his doubt as to in their varying degrees, old saying that "it isn't fan, but even so I prefer depth, of one thing at a and listen to 'English as haps an even more am- ana. Gundula Janowitz, according to Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. ers is think or be spoke' rather guided it but than two or three false whether there have been such human faults as bitious venture than a Gerhard Stolze, Dietrich Duets for countertero the hen that cackles the this lady cast in song time, and I feel certain a.m. Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 111 by his own intuitions. claimants or pretenders three just Popes suggests they may have had not they are on? Shakespeare. Fischer-Dieskau, the Ber- Alfred complete most that lays the bon- and dance roles. The in programmes some ought to be. Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 and Mark ko a.m. to the Papacy who were that he wouldn't be able deserving by any others I have no quarrel with When complete, it will means niest egg" and judging harshness of her speak- subjects are given too R.: Some, yes; Q.: It seems that every- not lawfully elected. I a.m. and 7 p.m. Mt. Lawley: 7.30, Dto recognise a truly just that they should be redifference, a shorn my fellow critics,I ing voice grates, and in deep a coverage. Too long accent or dialect, but I consist of about 60 LPs, lin Opera Orchestra and Vanguard $2.50. is There no, am., 6 p.m. thing is outside of us, could name at least a and virtuous man if he garded as bad Popes. Bedford Park. 7, 8.30, tampchose the right one. The musical my opinion she was not a viewing, gives the im- have a loathing of slop- covering the whole range chorus, conducted by Euhowever, between 9.30, 10.30 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 11 dozen. Speaking of the met one. Out of 261 inNeedless to say, my own and unless one evolves With two world box- quite suited for the role pression of overpower- py or careless speech. It of English poetry from gen Jochum. Deutsche owes much to Ail ering with facts and a.m., 5 p.m. lawfully-elected line of Popes, 78 are venerated admission of facts in Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. 5 sig,nifitheir these can which more i s Chaucer to Yeates. A ing Dellar mental for terpreting weight. A it is thstt ing champions, now Aus- of Ellen Arden. to it, it remains hidden. Popes, however, p.m Mundaring: 7.15, 9 a.m. Gesells- his almost I have in the Catholic Church this matter — which you lighter suggestion may quickly than anything selection from the works Grammaphon solo eib dance. Two men, equally tralians, this theme is goBellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Mundijong: 10.30 am.. James Garner managed be acceptable frequently said that out as Saints, men who eithfactual have You won't get that R.: understated — leavto viewers, else destroy a beautiful of each major English chaft $6.00. that the art of sin,1 concerned with ing to be extremely pop- a little better, delivering a.m., 6 p.m. 73rd0 . 3 Sunday. p nday. of over 260 there have er gave their lives as mar- es quite unaffected the arThoreau Beautiful voices from voice. thought well quite poet will be on included can from the with time to time. ular, the timing is per- the message through The welcome news that voice has countetts' truth, at very different He intended no outside been some five or six tyrs for the faith, or who truth of the Catholic re- Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Myaree: 7 a.m., 9 a.m abundance each record. The greatbeen prep rive fect, and the searching facial expressions. At But it is still one of there are in 6 p.m. whose personal lives can. were outstanding exam- ligion itself. Professor Frank Calla- ed, and much music out of character reac- times he showed some the best programmes on in this production of est, like Milton, will get judgments according to mind calling as it were, Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Naval Australian West way, the plenty Joan, rewhich Saint tunes philosophical and of to different or rather Base: 8 a.m. more. As a matthe 16th and 18th ceat; the tions, interesting. TV. and 7 pm creative work. scope for using them. ter of fact he is schedul- Symphony Orchestra and ies written with its sz, ligious ideas in the light different people dance. Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.34 The writing is above Carilla Pickering (Not Barbara Jefford herself ed for 10. The texts used the University Choral So- ial qualities in mind.: of which they form those He believed thoroughly Chuck Conners (looka.m. and 5 p.m. average, with no attempt ing years younger) made Brook) : 10.30 a.m. has the gift of absolute for these are those of ciety are going to have been preserved. A judpnents. For example, in each man's own creaNew Norcia: 6.45, 1.30 Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 to make the leading play- the only real bright ena.m., Two Frost programmes clarity, whether declaim- the Oxford Standard Au- another go at Orff's 'Car- selection of its app% a Communist, with his tive imagination. But 10 ers larger than life. The trance and supplied 6.30 p.m. North a a are shown on Channel 2. ing or in the whispered thors, and each record is mina Burana' at the on this record, incl materialistic and anti-re- that has no bearing on No1rt0 7, 9.30 a.m , same can be said of the dash of comedy at C armel Monastery: C a.m. sold complete with text. A.B.C.'s Winthrop Hall duets by Schultz, lical ligious outlook, will cer- the question of bias in the One on Thursday "At aside. 7 p.m. acting. The production is right moments. Castledare: ( See Wilson). coming Sat- verdi, Dr. John Bs tainly interpret the facts historical judgments acLast — The 1948 Show," North Doubleview: 7.34 This isn't only pure As each period is com- concert this R.J.M., South Australia. among the Jews that aapplied to John Mal. 3:1. Chidlow: 1st, 3rd, 4th; 8 well cast, Mark McManand "Frost on Sunday" speech; it is great acting. plete Oxford University urday leads me to remind Deering and Morley, of history very different- cording to what side of a.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m Some changes were messenger would come and said expressly: "He us, and Vincent Gil being a.m.; 2nd, 5th, 10.30 Sunday at 8.45. North Dandalup: 9 a.m.. It is many a longy% / from others who do one is on, whether it be 9.: I find Malachias 4:It is, I think, worth Press is publishing a readers that this attraccharacter actors who made by script writers to herald the a.m. advent of is Elias that is to come" tive work, full of vitality since first I heard! not share his pre-sup- philosophically or politi5-6 very confusing. 2nd & 4th Sunday. David Frost is a far saying a little more about companion volume under and will involve us with the Jack Sher and Hal Ka4the Messiah. Malachias (Matt. 11:10, 14) and is City Beach: 8.15 a.m. lusty good humour, fred Deller and mant positions. religion or of Book the or Argo title cally, 'The North Fremantle: 7.34 the great ter, variety to keep to more be in line better compere than proparts they play. Both himself had Anglican written, ( Hall, 3:1, Cnr. "already come" (Matt. R.: The verses say: "I of Recorded Verse.' The is available on record. of atheism. at the purity of his to 9.30 a.m. are the type of actors with the sixtys, but the ducer. He produces The found in the Argo ser" I will send my Templetonia Cres. and messenIFFERENT 17:12). Malachias probabD will send Elias the proOrff took the text the clarity of his first of these volumes North Wanneroo ( 23 mite dial. who possess "staying changes did not improve '48 Show, and this suf- ies of recordings of the T almala Rd. ) LIVES OF THE POPES phet before the coming ger and he will prepare ly saw simultaneously VIEWPOINTS from a manuscript pre- and his exquisite mat Romantics' 'The pubwas pepg ): 7 p.m. even, spoken word. the film. The works fers because Mr. Frost power" and won't "bore" the way laremont: before C 7, 8, me." 9.30 It a.m. the first coming of the library of cianship. Time has te• of the great and dreadSun. Shakespeare must lished as long ago as served in the was Thor - Q.: You, for instance, adtrue How the viewers after a few It was, I suppose, is not before the cam- of was natural Cloverdale: for the Jews Messiah to save men, and 8, 9.30 a.m. ful Day of the Lord"; adthe Benedictine Abbey of altered my opinior fi 1965. head the list, in the text eras. Park: 7, 8.30, 14 Osborne episodes. pleasant enough entermitted some time ago ding that he will preach t o think here of Elias. the second to judge Coolbeliup: 9 a.m. (PrimSt. Martin, Beuron, in him as a great artist,11 eau's saying that "We of the 'New Shakespeare' Other series by Argo a.m., 7 p.m. I t tainment. is nearly They held him in special School ary ) impossible them: but the Germany. is two asIt southern Atmosphere, and to a that there might hare repentance and converis therefore with plai ; all hear a different to count the writers in edited by that distin- include 'The Poet speaks,' earthy and quite frankly honour and confidently pects merged or corn Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. certain sion. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.41 extent, The this passage has I that .i ure find his t drummer." been two or three this series; one would guished Shakespearean an anthology of contem- an exposition of the demeans good a.m. led to various interpre- expected he would return penetrated, and he did Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. camera Mark is now sing,invel scholar John reading Dover porary Wilpoets expect better material doubtful Popes. But I tations, none of whicn t o prepare the people for not clearly distinguish 5 p.m. lights of wine, women him and has also ate R.: He did not quite work, was very convincPinjarra: 7.30 a.m., 7.34 son. It is recorded by their own works, and a and song. ing, I was impressed has been officially en- the Messianic Age. But them. The Second Corn- Dandalup: 5.30 p.m. A ten minute interlude from John Cleese, Marty members of the Marlowe record I p.m. atheist an "If read wrote: that. He have say pleasi gives which yet have to with the first episode, from Channel 2 at 8.45 Feldman, Tim Brooke The passage of time Those who have greet man does not keep dorsed by the Church. I think we must rule out ing will be the great and Darlington: 9 a.m. Perth: (St. Mary's Catheis it said Society who istorian and professional hear but h sounds which and Graham makes no difference to one or two of Dar pace with his companand if you like action, p.m. on Thursday, "Billy Taylor, One would like to know all prospects of any fu- dreadful Day of the Dianella 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, V players. Thus 'Othello', fascinating and formidChapman. doubtful if there have what the obscure passage ture return of Elias. a.m. these. good acting, interesting Borker Yarns Again." Lord, of which he spoke, a.m., 5 P.m. it perhaps is beions, their ti in recordings with St. Joan a set book able all in one. It is story, and the romance Orff, who was born in rary will want to 8i cause he hears a differThe actors presenting for Leaving this year, has 'Theatre — a discussion been three just Popes. means, but it is not of FULFILLED IN JOHN and the complete fulfil- Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Queels Park: Peter Carver is the tel7, 8.3.0 1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. 1895, is a Munich com- this one too. I knot( ent drummer. Let him connected with the fight ler of all Aussie Tales, the comedy sketches are ment of his prophecy will vital importance that we 10 a.m. a cast that includes Tony by Noel Coward, Albert THE BAPTIST poser and music teacher. no other like it. game, this is your night and there is no doubt well trained, and their include that. But the Dwellingup: 10.30 a.m. step to the music he R.: You are confusing should. Mark Twain once Church, Donald Beves, Finney, Peter Hall, Sean for telly. He has had much sue hears, however measured legality of election, with quaintly remarked tnzt Q.: Does the text refer to earlier words about the Eas9t. 30 Ca.nnington: am. 7.30, Ouinn's Beach: ( See Norte about his nationality. He acting has merit, and the Wendy Gifford, Gary Kenny, Siobhan McKenW anneroo) . direction is crisp, but Watson, Irene Worth and na, Harold Pinter, Sybil cess writing for children he wasn't worried about the spirit of John the "return of Elias" refer tells a story well. to the First Coming of East Fremantle: 7 a m. Redcliffe. 7, 8, 9.30 a.4.. obscure we have come to expect George Bylands. It has Thorndike, Kenneth Ty- —and inventing instrupassages of the Y OUR CHEMI ST Baptist? The yarns have a sly a ments for them. One Christ and were adeBible that he did not unR iverton: 7.45, 9 am. sad high standard of en- four 9.30, 7.30 p.m. records, costing nan and Peter Ustinov. wit, a dash of sentiment, R.: According to the quately fulfilled by the E ast Pe.- th: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. down will day I get to derstand 6 p.m. — they tertainment from this were 67-3330 — 67-1044 Congratulation to all and are just long enough group of individuals. saying something about the passages he could New Testament, the re- appearance of St. John East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.11 to hold the viewers in429 Albany Highway, Vic. Park (opp. P.O.) 61-1076 Channels for the standhis work in this direction. Bakers of Better !to But "Frost on Sunday" understand that bothered ference was to St. John the Baptist "in the spirit 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m. ard of movies shown last terest. It's a good fill in. is a real winner. It is the Baptist himself. In and power of "Elias" as Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Perhaps his experience him! CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN PRIZE 1st ockingham. R . 9 a.m., 7 week. It was so hard to Lk. 1:17 Zachary predict- His with the young colours precursor. This of course, better balancFn Your Convenience — Use Our Night Service C hampion Lot' TRANSFIGURATION'S ed at John's birth: "He would mean that no re- Ernbleton 7 and 9 a.m. decide that finally I his writing for adults P.m. ed, and is constructed LESSON thought it wiser to shall go before the Lord turn of Elias before the Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 R oleystone: 7 a.m. at Stabs in W.A. Welcome back to "Four to appeal to a wide audiPerth is privileged to own; independent and for he is explicit that his a.m., 6 p.m. choose one I had not Corners" Channel 2 at ence. His guest artists have a visit prime in interest the spirit and power Last Day has really beer, in 'CarSchool except last Sur-W, W. EDMONDSON & SONS from so dis- fresh, yet always authoriROYAL SHOW, 196' Q... Does the prophecy reFremantle (St. Patrick's): seen before. mina Burana' of is rhythElias." Christ Himself are predicted at all. well chosen and pre- tinguished a pianist as tative. Both recitals pro day of month. 8.00 p.m. Saturday night. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS IF IT'S NOONAN', fer to the Transfigura"Move over Darling" This current affairs pro- sented in imaginative Shura Cherkassky, who mise excellent listening. mic. Not that it is lackmer--IL---_--.L... Rottnest: 11.45 a.m NICE IT'S Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and tion of Christ? Channel 2 at 9 p.m. on gramme is an excellent setting. will give recitals at the The second is devoted en- ing in simple melodies every Sunday till furGie5573dpa. 0 Im o . .n gh 7.30, 9 a.m., a• which are catchy, immedSO Our G A Milk Loaf — very skilful piece of Octagon eneral Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. Saturday night was a re- piece of reporting by reTheatre on tirely to Chopin; the ther notice. p.m. R.: Indirectly, to some Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 acting was seen from March 4 and 6 and will first is perhaps more ad- iately identifiable and Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's R ossmoyne: 7 a.m., extent. In Matt. 17:1-8 we Ronnie Corbet, and Ron- play with the West Aus- venturesome for he will 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH Mount): 7.30 a.m. are told that Moses and a.m., 9 a.m. nie Barker, and al- tralian Symphony Orch- play works by Schubert, Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Elias appeared with though this programme estra at the Winthrop Schumann, Mana-Zucca, Safety Bay: 7.30 a.m. Jesus in the TransfiguraGuildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. may seem too sudden Hall on the 8th. Those Ravel, Okumora and Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.34 tion. Moses represented after the first Frost who heard Tamas Vasary Bartok, a test of versaG welup. St. There:. a.m. 235 Newcastle Street, Perth Law, Elias the and the CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 show, should not be and Andre Tchaikowsky tility this. Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 Prophets. But they both St. LOCKSMITHS Catherine Laboure. BedLicensed Plumbers GUNSMITHS O missed. Repairs a Specialty last year will certainly p.m. Versatility is again the PTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS vanished as the manifes Loci's, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled sad Ser4 ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m wish to Hamilton a.m., Hill: theme hear 7 of him the A.B.C. also. Phone 28 7424 conHardware Merchants CAR and ALL TYPES OF rams CUT, Immediate &OW CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS tation ended, leaving only 1414P4P111.4.4.41h1h,#4. 04.4.#4,111 , 41 , Cherkassky Serpentine: was 9 a.m., 7 pm the cert with the West Aus10.30 a.m Jesus the Query, Canterbury. 16 sible. He says it is a Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 Apostlesconfronting 2nd and 4th Sunday. Hardly seems worth first of the post war vir- tralian Symphony OrchJames Peter, matter of faith for Cath- H‘velock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.34 under Thomas the mention, but Dr. tuoso pianists to make estra ÷ MEMORIALS and John. They sensed Q.: The Vatican Council olics that the unity of Meyer. Shura Cherkas8.m . Richard Kimble the Fugi- a debut in 1946. a.m. that in Him all divine re urges Catholics to be the Church according sky will play, with to Herne Hill: 8 a.m. Don tive" Channel 7, one Since then he has travvelation reached its goal ecumenical in outlook the Will of Christ is cen- Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 9.34 night last, bowed out of elled the worldwide cir- Johnson (trumpet) the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE and that He was the Mesa.m., 5.30 p.m. Concerto for piano, 7 p.m. our cuit, and lives. to work and pray tred in the Papacy. while gaining a great repusiah already come, as Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected it is matter n! equally and trumpet by strings, a Italian), Spearwood: 7, 9 a.m a.m., ( 10 We are, I am sure, all tation in the process. for unity. predicted by Moses and anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed F UNERAL DIRECTORS faith for Protestants Iha Shostakovich, and the 7 p.m. 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) ( relieved. The writer I has really heard thought Prophets. That prompted Designs and Quotes without obligation. R.: That is true. The it is not. Despite all dis- Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.33 the writers would be him more than once in Piano Concerto No. 3 by St. Mary's Cathedral: ( Sea Offer a Service Embracing Every Aspect their question: "Why do Decree "We have over 60 years' experience" Phone 5-1661 on Ecumenism cussions, he says, we are Rachmaninov. a.m., 5 p.m. clever and make a switch Europe. His style and Perth). the Scribes say that Elias sees the desire for unit:, bound to come to that of the Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: Subiaco: 6.45 8, 9.15 for a surprise ending, interpretation are his Funeral Rites for Catholics. Our must come first?" —CHORAGUS. among Catholics and Insurmountable obstacle. 8 a.m. although the argument 10.30 a.m. ChoPel is Suitably Furnished for those non-Catholics alike as He therefore suggests Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. against this would be JEWISH Swanbourne: 8, 9 30 am. D prompted the Holy by aiming, not at an impos5 p.m. esiring to Recite the Holy Rosary. that it was impossible be7 p.m. EXPECTATIONS Spirit, and exhort,s all sible church-unity, but Jandakot: 8 a.m. cause of the drawn out Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. length of the series. Q.: Does it mean that the Catholic faithful to rather at solidarity as Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 14 recognise this. Also, it de- fellow Christians in re and 5th Sunday. Looking at this series Elias is going to come clares that concern for ciprocal charity and coa.m., 7 p.m. objectively, it was techJoondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 W anneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. Holland & Venetian Blinds, before Last unity the restoring is again operation a matin good works nically speaking well Wembley Dawns: 7, 9.34 a.m., 7 p.m. ter for both clergy and according to common Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, equipped, professional in Day? a.m. K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 laity, so that all CathoVatican ideals. The every way. David JansFlyscreens, Tarpaulins. Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. p.m. lics text without P.: seems The exception attitude Council's to is first sen, may in time, be 3.30 p.m. indicate that; but things should play an intelligent ly that the humanly im- K arragullen: 9 a.m. sorry it lingered so long, are not so simple. At the part in promoting the possible Is not Impoc, Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 West Perth: 7, 8, 9.30 such a character as Dr. a.m. Italian Mass. a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Italtime of Christ there was cause of re-union among, sible to God; secondl . Kimble, contradictory on ian), 11.30 a.m. (Pot286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. the surface, and yet alintense expectation Christians, each accord- that the growing desire Kensington: 7, 8.15, 930 ish ) . ing to his or her ability for unity is from the mm., 3 p.m. ways intellectual, may 61 1620 61 1539 and opportunities. Holy Spirit, whom we K enwick: 9 a.m. and 7, 9, a .'n• 5.311 cling to him forever. p.m. should heed; thirdly, that p.m. "IMPOSSIBLE TASK" inter-Church discussions Kewdale: ( Summer ). 8 Wilson: 7.30, 9 a.m. Q.: It occurs to me, how- will provide many useful a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. SHOWS TO WATCH:— everyone; insights for Koongamia: Canceiled. Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m ever. that others do not Koala. Narrated by and, fourthly, it will be Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6 , every Sunday. mean by unity what time enough to cross John Dease. A study by a.m., 9 a.m. I Lithuanian Mass: n a t ure photographer we Catholics mean by rivers as we come to 7' 9' 10'301 East Perth: 10.45 a.m. Harold J. Pollock of the For First Class Plumbing Services / SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF them. They may not Leederviiie: a.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 Polish maw unity. i marsupial of pouched look nearly as formidable / 12" L.P.'s AT— MONUMENTA a.m. L Steam and Hot Water Installations mammal, the koala. We R.: You are not the after our prayers and ef- Lesmurdie: 7.30, 9 West Perth: 11.30 a.m. see the three races of S PECIALISTS first to realise that. The forts have prepared and Italian Mass: 5.30 p.m. FREMANTLE: this one species, study • All Top 40 Hits are available Lutheran Dr. Oscar Cull10.15 , Hamilton Hill: 2nd SU11such to 85 face us disposed Market Street L — 5-2225 PHONE 28 6955 483 Great Eastern mann, an observer at the l ater problems. We ynwood: 7.30 and the placement of the day 10 a.m. JOHN GREEN 5 !996 (Erhate , a.m. W. R. PHIPPS 211 NEWCASTLE STREET, PERTH Pty. Ltd. fingers and toes, the C LAREMONT: Hiway, Redcliffe Vatican Council, writes should, West Perth: 10.30 a.m. therefore, go Madding ton: 9 a.m. Opp. Railway Station — 3- 2177 courting and mating w Ata.tct t. in his book "Catholics ahead. leaving results to Maida Vale: 7, 8.15 a.m. : Ukrainian Church, MayH. GREEN — 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61.1//1 After Hours: 49-2759, 49-2252, 24-5366, 6-3419. habits. Friday, March 7, Phone 65 3157 64-1819 'Prir2te' and Protestants" that. God. 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