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Pope Reviews His Visit To Uganda Despite the never clearing clouds cast by the war in Nigeria, Pope Paul's historic journey to Uganda was a rousing success, perhaps the most successful of the seven journeys of his reign. Certainly the Pope was pleased with it. He could hardly conceal his excitement and pleasure as he addressed the crowds that gathered at Castelgandolfo on Sunday morning of his return from Africa. When he had finished his prepared text he seemed dissatisfied that he had not said enough and had not communicated the tremendous experience that had been his. He continued speaking ex tempore. The Pope's voice took on a special warmth as he spoke of the 'beautiful and luminous eyes of the Ugandese children,' and the thrills of his safari were evident as he threw his hands in the air to indicate the colour and enthusiasm of the dress and dance that greeted him in Africa. "It was the people, the people there, the humble, good, kind people of that country who showed such courtesy and such understanding," he said that

Church. To Uganda's par- European level pilgrims liament and the assem- sang as also did the bled presidents of six orchestra at the best A frican nations the Pope hotel in town "Welcome spoke out against vio- to His Holiness, welcome lence, war, colonialism to Uganda" to a swinging and racism. But again he Mombo beat. One of the urged them to look be- most exciting features of thrilled him most. yond the confines of the Mass at the Uganda Africa and to seek inter- martyrs' shrine was an PEACE EFFORTS national co-operation for alleluia to a rhythm Courtesy and under- development and a sense which had members of standing began right at of identity with the the congregation rocking the top with Uganda's broader panorama of the back and forth. President Milton Obote international community. RECURRING NUMBER constantly at the Pope's As on the other jourThe Mass at the shrine side for all major public neys the Pope followed appearances as well as the counsel of the Gospel and the visit to the Prowere shrine Private meetings of the and visited the sick and testant Pope with delegations the poor and preached among the most moving from Nigeria and Biafra. the Gospel. While it was experiences of the Pope. While nothing concrete the missionaries of the As the Anglican archseems to have been ach- m iddle who bishop of Uganda pointed 1880s ieved for an immediate brought Christianity in out, in the past Catholic settlement of the bloody the tribes, living on the and Protestant converts strife in Nigeria, never- shores of Lake Victoria. in Uganda had murdered theless representatives of It was the faith of those each other in religious both sides were brought same tribes which had hate. N o w the two to Uganda to discuss brought the Pope into churchmen knelt totheir positions with both gether on the spot where their midst. the Pope and President most of the 22 Catholic PILGRIMAGE Obote, who has in the and 23 Protestant marPast tried to act as Everywhere the Pope tyrs had been killed. mediator between them. went—to celebrate Mass The number 22 kept reShortly after the Pope at Kololo Terrace and curring throughout the flew out of Uganda to ordain 12 new bishops trip. At the shrine the Rome the two hostile for Africa, to hospitals, Pope baptized and condelegations met on their social study centres or firmed 22 catechumens o wn twice, for the first the shrines of the Uganda and among the gifts pretime since talks were martyrs at Namugongo— sented to the Pope by broken off 15 months he was surrounded by President Obote were 22 ago. thousands of Africans, elephant tusks, each with While the Biafra war many of them Catholics, a silver plaque bearing seemed to dominate the but also many Moslems the name of one of the Papal visit, at least from and animists. Their re- martyrs. the newsman's point of ception was warm but In all respects the view, the essential pur- courteous. There was no Pope's journey to the pose of the journey was repetition of the mob heart of Africa was an being realized hour by scenes and frantic zeal exceptional experience. hour as the Pope such as he had experi- As he himself put it: "It crowded a host of visits enced before in Colom- was a truly great thing, and ceremonies into a bia, India or the Holy precisely because of the Space of 52 Land. As Bishop Paul response of the little peohours. Marcinkus, the American ple, of the people who APOSTOLIC DEMAND who arranged many live outside the city, who To each group he gave papal trips in the past, came out along the roads en couragement, advice put it, "they're the best and who threw themand his blessings. The '71- yet." selves on the ground at Year-old Pontiff spread Throughout the visit danger to themselves of himself widely but the Pope had the chance being run over by cars. seemed to thrive on "We tell you that from the to experience the exotic c onstant demands of the life that is Africa's. Along among the various exvisit. with its poverty and dis- eriences which providi To the bishops attend- ease, with people of all ence has reserved for our the African symposium of ages with twisted limbs ministry—and they are bishops the Pope of polio victims, the Pope not all of the same quale._ounselled them to affirm also saw tribesmen wear- ity—this is truly one of their African-ness, but at ing leopard skins and the most consoling. And the Same , me time never fail ostrich feathers. we thank first of all the tie aware they were Deep toned, five-foot Lord and we also ask you A?t, Only the Church in long horns and tribal to thank Him, for the nea but also a living drums boomed their wel- happy outcome of this lAtrt of the universal come to him. On a more our African excursion."

Pope Paul VI, the most travelled Pontiff in history, is pictured above being greeted in India by the Vice-President when on the first of his historic trips abroad. A scene such as this was repeated last month at Entebbe Airport, Uganda, when he was officially welcomed by President A. Milton Obote who acclaimed the visit as an event of momentous importance and of deep religious significance to the people of Uganda as a whole, irrespective of differences in faith.- The Pope's reply invoked blessings upon Africa and expressed the hope that his visit might stir up an immense movement of brotFerly love.

A glimpse of the past

EPISCOPAL ORDINATION DATE The Episcopal Ordination ceremony of Bishop-elect P. Quinn as Auxiliary to His Grace, Most Rev. L. J. Goody, D.D., Ph.D., will take place in St. Mary's Cathedral, on Wednesday evening, August 27, at 6 p.m.

The ceremony will be the completely revised form of ordination such as was used in the Episcopal ordinations of Bishop Morgan of Canberra - Goulburn, a n d Bishop Satterthwaite of Lismore. The official Principal Consecrator at the Episcopal ordination will be His Grace, the Archbishop. All other Bishops present will act as co-consecrators and concelebrants at the Ordination Mass. The mother of the Bishop-elect, Mrs. A. S. Quinn, Bedford Park, and his cousins Mr. and Mrs. J. Keohane, Cork, Republic of Ireland, will be present at the ordination with a host of other The hereditary sovereign of Busoga, Sir Wilberforce Nadiope, and his relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keohane arrived by air consort are shown above when they visited Pope Paul VI in Rome last year. from Ireland last weekend. These and many other leaders were present when Pope Paul addressed the The choir will be under the direction of Father Uganda National Assembly. P. Ahern for the occasion.

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SIR,—Your article 'ALP ham was revolting. An SIR, — Keith Spruhan's Perth in May of this year, toria that they are quite Conference and School equally pitiful spectacle excellent letter analysing h e said "Harradine obsessed about the pro- Aid' would have been was that of Mr. Kitt the recent A.L.P. Federal shouldn't apologise for Communist Victorian Ex- more appropriately run Beazley moving and Dr. in the Letters to the Edi- Jim Cairns seconding Conference warrants supthis statement". The Vic- ecutive. The mistake they made tor column. It was propa- that Mr. Harradine torian A.L.P. executive port. Predictably, the communique issued by the ganda on behalf of the should apologise to the The staggering sell out still has on it, delegates was to take him at his Anzus Council of Ministers had a good deal A.L.P. and could be no Victorians for his Comabout belong to 1967 word who famous of Brian Harradine by stateunions, the same body, nothing more than the personal ment about 'friends of to say about Vietnam. But it had nothing to Gough Whitlam must munist controlled writer and the columnists'. of opinion say about post-Vietnam Anzus. have shocked even the delegates who Whitlam has changed in the innot a piece of objective This conference marks most naive A.L.P. sup- until his recent volte terim except that in three After going "all the way with L.B.J." and being face, wanted put off in months there will be a reporting by 'The Record' the end for Mr. porters. Whitlarn, told we were "now on our own", the Anzus Federal election, and to on one of the most dis- He has destroyed A.L.P. interests. any Whitlam's about turn Mr. Whitlam has pur- defend Harracline's un- graceful conferences held credentials he may communique was a sorry rebuff to Austrahave course was entirely sued a double barrelled doubted of A.L.P. the by constitutional had for the Prime Mini, lia's pride. In fact it was an inglorious and predictable, this is elec- strategy for the forth- rights interferes with The reference to Sena- stership and ungrateful pronouncement. after the tion year. His spectacu- coming election. Within Whitlam' selection stra- tor Cohen as a probable next election the left will lar 1968 fight for Harra- the party ,he has tried re- tegy. Minister for Education sack him. If the ministers' public statements are a redine was not repeated, cently to persuade his J. P. McDONALD, and Science and how he B. A. PEACHEY. liable guide, Canberra did little or nothing although nothing in the former supporters in Vic- Bayswater. voted was sickening. This the to have Anzus defined more explicitly in situation has Harradine left wing senator has a light of America's changing attitudes in Asia. changed. The situation considerable record of which results is simply opposition to assistance The U.S. Secretary of State ,Mr. William Rogers, that if any State conferto private schools. was not at all clear in his explanation of ence selects a delegate The writer of this collective policy as regards President Nixon's of whom the ruling pro article attempts to lead security and the American Commitment. Communist — left wing Senator John Wheel. the reader into believing junta is afraid, the conWhile both give priority to self-determination that the conference de- don gave to Parents and stitutional rights of the for South Vietnam what is not clear is how cided to make a grant of Friends delegates a runState conference under SIR,—The paean of anti- tive expression on aid to $100,000,000 to education, down of A.L.P. Platform the Americans can remain a strong power the Federal constitution Whitlamism which you all forms of education. $25,000,000 of which on Education following in the Pacific. week At Surfers Paradise in would go to non govern- the Melbourne last itself shall be abrogated. published ALP. rhetoricomplete 1967 he gained for this a ment schools. affords implication is The logical Conference. Points made That Australian decision to keep forces in the majority of one Not since delight. slender cal that the theoretical antiThe conference decided were: Malaysia-Singapore after 1971 has America's Communists who are ad- days of Lord Haw-Haw vote. At Melbourne in t o grant nothing. This Teachers Training Colstrong support is beyond question. But mitted are allowed to be predicting defeat and 1969 he has secured for it figure was dreamed up leges to be autonomous where does that commitment stand under present simply because utter ruin for the corrupt a 32 to 10 majority. outside the conference and not under DepartAnzus and after Vietnam? As America For this he earns not room by Mr. Whitlam. ment control and no one is afraid of them. and pusillanimous Briteacher the world, changes direction in this part of World War II praise but abuse from a No credence can be given trainees were not to was tish in be Mr. Harradine anything to Catholic columnist who to this, for apall from bonded to met I have it seems unlikely that Anzus has anything Department elected at grass roots vehemence that it in is so well known concrete to offer beyond a military alliance the fact that this confer- schools or necessarily to level as a Tasmanian match anger, not even from some of general distaste ence marked a new low teaching. Trainees could in a nuclear or world war when we would delegate to the A.L.P. and wing of left- for inflamed hyperbol- in the credibility of Mr. thus teach freely in nonhardly need treaty ties to tell us who our conference. He was the most left wingers of my A.L.P. ism could very well re- Whitlam, it was only a Government schools if the Federal "tried" by friends were. flect more widely. We month ago that he was they so wished. Executive without notice associates. A Federal Education With Seato almost dead and the British going I would, however, say should do well to heed predicting a grant of and without charges, the home, Anzus remains the main prop of Ausonly difference was that of Mr. Gough Whitlam Addison's phrase about, $50,000,000, half of which Commission to be estabon this occasion Mr. that I have known him "A bench of porters sit- would go to non govern- lished with power to tralia's defence. But it is fairly obvious that Whitlam upheld the pro- personally for some five ting on the Government" ment schools. For his make grants to all a Australia by threat to direct of a short instead of con- years past. My first dis- or for that matter on an pains then he was pub- schools without discricedure major power it will have to rely on its own demning it as he pre- cussions with him were Opposition which may licly rapped by Senate mination and according resources. viously did. Harradine's when he was at the very well become a Govern- Leader Senator Murphy. to pupils' needs. The writer completes charges that the "friends beginning of the long and ment. A system of maintenWith the increased interest and activity in the Politics is the art of his nonsense by imper- ance of the Communists" were uphill battle which he payments to childIndian Ocean of the Russian Fleet, America on the executive was sup- has fought in the A.L.P. the possible and must tantly saying that the ren taking advanced sechas rightly shown interest in defence in the comcall for therefore Liberal Government is ondary education, the ported by Whitlam in to bring it back to a posiregion. Canberra, however, should do somepromise to achieve not prepared to improve grants to be adjusted acaction. Within this form- on a report from State cording to a parent's thing more positive to develop the R.A.N. as inWhitlam is ula Gough a two-ocean navy, with facilities at Cockburn Ministers. There is no come. energetic and forthright. evidence for this stateSound that might also be useful to both A.L.P. Education policy He happens to have an ment. had been determined by America and Britain. excellent T.V. personHaving studied every free amongst debate ality. This is not easy to A.L.P. Conference since A.L.P. supporters and A high priority should be given also to the achieve. It is not to be the infamous Hobart delegates and was to be upgrading of Learmouth airfield and equipdenigrated nor should Conference in 1955 I considered as a matter of ping it with ground-support facilities for Service Social A.L.P. SIR, — Although corre- trol the destiny of Aus- plans be dismissed with would say that this was firm policy and not of a front-line aircraft. the worst. It was rotten. sudden decision made as spondence on this sub- tralia. the oldest of political At least in other confer- a matter of expediency. Learmouth and Cockburn Sound are essential we may not Mr. Wills, been have closed I ject is lampoons, "Where's the ences there have been A.L.P. Platform no lonbases for the strengthening of Australia's driven to reply to Mr. J. have Communism here, money coming from'." fights on principle but ger discriminated in any Wills' statement in which but we do have a false western defences that will have to be underMenzies used to say this time both left and way against "parents who he seems for some rea- democracy. I am a great politicians earned right sold out for a mess sent their children to that taken in a much more realistic fashion than and son or other to get the believer in mankind, two comments of potage—the vain hope schools of their own of one heretofore. Election year should provide the Australian Labor Party true democracy. That is either, "What's he going of election victory. choice" and the requirewhy I am a Labor supthis thinking in Comwith the positive mixed up for opportunity to do about it?" or After all that has been ment that they establish porter. munist Party. matter and the West Australian public should money said by Whitlam, the de- these schools at their the M. O'DONAGHUE, "Where's not be slow in making its voice and wishes Mr. Harradine, a memcoming from to do it?" sertion of Harradine and own cost had been deEsperance. ber of the Tasmanian k nown. Your correspondent bril- f ormer secretary Wynd- leteel. Labor Party made a .4,141P4,0~4,1,4,0,11,14,4,14,0,004,111,0 liantly makes his cornstupid statement when ments spin both ways he said the Australian but for all that his letter Labor Party was Comis not cricket. munist. By this he himPAUL DONNELLY. self proved that he was AL GUST 17. (Green) Twelfth Sunday after Pentenot a supporter of the Labor Policies, which are cost. (2nd Class) Mass proper. Gloria, Creed, supported by the majorPreface of the Trinity. ity of the Labor memA UGUST 18. (White) Saint Helena. (3rd Class) Mass bers. Therefore it is only Reaction to the proshould no right that he from the Common. Gloria. Common Preface. posed formation of a C ASTELGANDOLF0 Inspired by his historic longer be a member of a C atholic Historical AUGUST 19. (White) Saint John Elides. Confessor visit to Africa, Pope Paul VI has stressed that the Party which has the supSoceity in this State port of 50r; of the Aus(3rd Class) Mass from the Common. Gloria. has been very favourChristian faith knows no geographical boundaries, The Archdiocese of tralian voters, who are able. Common Preface. Perth gave S2,450 to the but it must be spread by a "living voice", from intelligent enough to A meeting of all CollecPlaces Holy 1969 AUGUST 20. (White) Saint Bernard, Abbott, Confesknow what they are votperson to person. people interested in tion. ing for. sor and Doctor. (3rd Class) Mass proper. Gloria. such a society will be In his first weekly gen- person." "The network used for money is Common This Preface. Mr. Wills must also held at Trinity Coleral audience (Aug. 6) for the communication upkeep of care and the know that in recent lege, Perth, on ThursChantal, must be initially of faith from returning since the Sacred Shrines of the AUGUST 21. (White) Saint Jeanne de Common. day, August 28, comKampala, Uganda, Pope and normally human," he months there has been a Widow. (3rd Class) Mass from the Holy Land. great deal of difference mencing at 10 a.m. Paul asked: "How would said. Gloria. Common Preface. within the Liberal-Coun4 of thanks letter I n a be "There will always if the Gospels be spread Heart the Commissary of the there were no missions?" a need for those who try Coalition Party in AUGUST 22. (White) Feast of the Immaculate Holy Land in Australia, Creed. throw themselves into which some back-benchof Mary. (2nd Class) Mass proper. Gloria. He said that scientific the evangelizing adven- ers had to be disciplined. Father Lucian ArmPreface of the Mother of God. discoveries spread by ture, for no other reason One of them was Mr. St. says OFM, strong, themselves easily enough. than the earth is large John, who said Mr. GorConfesso.r, 'Among the many shrines AUGUST 23. (White) Saint Philip Beniti, He added that other and most of it does not ton, the Australian Prime Gloria. your donations will help Common. (3rd Class) Mass from the ideas are spread "with know or recognise Jesus Minister, is getting too AUGUST is one of the holiest sanca stonishing speed" Christ as saviour and much personal power, 15: 8.45 Common Preface. p.m. Receive tuaries in Christendom— throughout the press, teacher." and was becoming more Debutantes at the the church of the Holy radio and television. Catholic Ball, Wan- Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Christianity "has no of a dictator. How true + MEMORIALS ÷ neroo. "How is it then, that geographical ,ethnical or were his words, and why It stands on the site of 16: 9.0 a.m. Profession the Crucifixion, Burial faith in Christ and in His cultural limits," he said. was he silenced? salvation does not have "It is rigorously unique Ceremony, of convent and Resurrection Now we come to Mr. this virtue of sponta- in its essential content McEwen, who made this of Mercy, Victoria Christ. 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE Erected neous diffusion?" Square. Over many centuries he but it differs from com- statement after the death Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. executed "Faith asked. must be munity to community in of Mr. Harold Holt, the 18: 7.0 p.m. Confirmation this had fallen into disanywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & brought, must be an- that it can be expressed late Prime Minister; that Quairading. repair, adds Father Designs and Quotes without obligation. 5-1661 nounced by the living in every form of healthy the Country Party would 19: 7.0 p.m. Confirmation Lucian, but the work of We have over 60 years' experience" Phone voice, from person to human culture," he said. no longer support the Corrigin. restoration has now beLiberal Party if Mr. 20: 7.0 p.m. Confirmation gun. A report from JeruNarembeen. salem says 'We are all McMahon, Deputy Prime Minister, became Prime 21: 7.0 p.m. Confirmation working together with THE FOUNTAIN SHOP ponds, Kondinin and Hyden. enthusiasm Minister. and harPlants, Lawn Seeds, Peat Moss, Fertilisers, I suppose you would 22: 7.0 p.m. Confirmation mony, and making great OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS Planters, Vermiculite, Pebbles. Merredin. call this democracy when progress . . . towards the PHONE 28 6720 CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS a small minority Party 23: Receive Debutantes day when the ancient 9 Canterubury Court Arcade, Perth delivery at which Catholic the Ball, 12":, of Mergets basilica has recovered all 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 Australian Cash or Terms — easy parking — free redin. votes can conits beauty.'

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Celebrates Silver Jubilee

Father Basil Meeking, of Christchurch, New Zealand. Father Stransky is currently in charge a secAt least part of the Roman Curia—the Secre- tion dealing withofProtesPromoting Christian Unity—is literally for tariat tants, Anglicans and on the move. Jews.

Father Thomas F. Stransky, C.S.P., a member of this secretariat, said in Auckland, New Zealand, UNITY THROUGH t hat members of this secretariat are constantly THE BIBLE t ravelling around the world, making themselves He said an important a vai lable to episcopal conferences. recent

development in the secretariat has been He made it clear that THE WIDEST the close collaboration the object of this policy GAP with the United Bible comthe reduce to Is Commenting on this Societies in translating, munications gap between the ecumenical move- conference, he said it printing and distributing ment on the interna- spotlighted the gap be- the Bible. tween the rich and poor tional and local levels. "At the latest count Father Stransky, an nations—"the widest gap there were 109 common American Paulist Father, that exists in the world Bible projects in the world with collaboration is visiting Auckland to today". between Protestants and speak on ecumenism at I t also pointed to the Catholics. the invitation of the New importance of Australia, Zealand Conference of New Zealand and Japan "This has been one of Bishops. He will also ad- as developed countries in the most fruitful areas of dress the meeting of the the midst of the develop- c ollaboration. It comN ational Council of ing countries of Asia. bines scholarship with Churches in Gisborne. action and deals with the In the past few years He said the Asian con- Word of God, the comStransky has lecFather ference offers the unique tured in Japan, the Phi- possibility of an ex- mon thing that unites us, lippines, Thailand, Can- change of experience be- and the fundamental inada, the United States, tween countries where strument of the diaMexico and East Africa. Christians are a tiny logue," he said. He is a permanent con- minority—such as Japan The secretariat and the sultor on the Joint Work- and Thailand where they United Bible Societies ing Group between the are only ic'c, the Philip- are developing a project Catholic Church and the pines, which has the that promises to be even World Council of Chur- problems of a majority more fruitful—a pastoral ches (WCC) and was an Church, and pluralistic promotion of the Bible. observer at the WCC countries such as AustraThis will involve the world conference at Upp- lia and New Zealand. promotion of common sala. He also attended The Unity Secretariat literature popularizing the last meeting of the East Asian Christian con- now has a staff of 13 full- the Bible and activities Bangkok, time members and will such as Bible Sundays in ference shortly be joined by and Bible weeks. Thailand, in February.

Father Rupert Kelly, P.P., Yokine is pictured above w'th his mother after the Silver Jubilee Mass commemorating his ordination. His father was also pre >ent in a place of honour at the celebrations in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Mount Yokine.

SPECIAL AFRICAN FUND PARISH WELCOMES ESTABLISHED NEW PRIEST

tion was eliminated completely. It is estimated that the building would bring a On his return from The Pope disclosed his intention to este.:.lish a good deal more than $1 Rome, where he has commillion. special fund for Africa at the end of his farewell pleted his theological While there has been studies, Father Conejo talk to clergy and faithful in Kampala. He did not announcement that will be greeted by the specify exactly how much the fund would amount no there is any relation be- Parish of Bassendean. On to, but limited himself to saying it would be as tween the selling of the ample as possible. The fund he established for datary palace—and not August 22 he will conMass in the Latin America was Si million. He also announced even that has been made celebrate Parish Church with the he was giving $200,000 to the African bishops for public—and the African Parish Priest and the development fund, it is Maltese Chaplain. Afterthe training of catechists throughout Africa. known that Pope Paul wards there will be a While the Pope did not dence of the presidents has indicated that he parish reception for specify the amount he of Italy. In past centuries wants to divest the Father Calleia in St. intends to devote to de- the office of the cardinal Church of properties not velopment in Africa it is datary was very import- in actual use by the Mark's Hall. known that the Vatican ant ,dealing as it did with Church to pay for prois seeking to sell one of many affairs involving grammes such as the its ancient properties in revenues and ecclesiasti- Latin American fund and downtown Rome. This is cal benefices. In recent that for Africa. In the the 16th century palace centuries the datary has case of Latin America the The times of Masses of the Apostolic Datary become increasingly less Vatican sold a building from the first Sunday in near the Quirinal Palace, important, so much so it owned in Paris to raise August in the Parish of that in the most recent the money necessary for Pope Paul VI, while visiting the Rubaga hospital, Nearly 2,500 Angli- once the Pope's residence reform of the Roman the Holy Father's charity Como will be 7.30 am.. made the surprise announcement of his intention 9 a.m., and an Evening and now the official resi- Curia the datary's func- commitments. Mass at 5 p.m. of founding two institutions in Nigeria to help the cans joined the Catholic Church at Kurnool , victims of war.

Pope Founds Indian Centres For War Anglican Maimed Children Converts He

said: To our great sorrow, it was not possible for us during our stay in Africa, to visit that region which is undergoing a fearful conflict, the land of Nigeria. "But to show our affection for that country, which we had the joy of visiting when Archbishop of Milan, we intend as soon as the situation permits to found there two institutions in the ecclesiastical jurisdictions where we then journeyed, and which have since been so terribly ravaged by the consequences of war. These two institutions will receive and help the innocent young children who have been wounded or crippled or otherwise injured during the conflict on both sides. They will seek to repair the damage both physical and Moral done to these little ones, and also, as much as possible, assist them by suitable training to take their place in society as useful citizens, thus working for the future and for peaceful d evelopment.

now implore to obtain from her Divine Son, Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, the speedy end of hostilities and the return of concord and brotherly love to that dear land."

DUTCH EXPERIMENT

India, shortly after five of their leading clergymen took a similar step. The five, all deans and pastors in the diocese of Nandyal, resigned from the Anglican Church and were reconciled in June before Bishop Joseph Rajappa of Kurnool, in what was regarded as the start of a mass exodus. The 2,500 new entrants,

Six men who have not who belong to 20 villages

in this district, include yet been ordained priests the families of the five have been named pastors pastors. by Bernard Cardinal AlFather Cherian Chirayil, local director of ecufrink of Utrecht. menism ,offered Mass for Five of them are dea- the families. cons and one is a layMeanwhile, it was reman who has completed ported that Father Chirtheology studies. ayil has received many The five deacons had more applications from told Cardinal Alf rink Anglicans who wish to that they wanted to be join the Catholic Church. ordained only if they The mass exodus, descould be exempted from cribed as the greatest the obligation of celiwave of defection in the bacy. history of the Anglican

In the future all stu- Church in India, has dents who complete sprung from dissatisfacstudies at the Catholic tion in Anglican ranks school of theology in here over a choice given Utrecht, the former ma- to the Nandyal diocese of jor seminary, will have joining either a proposed the opportunity to work Church of North India or an existing Church of as pastors for at least South India. one year before deciding "Hence we shall place whether or not they want Many Anglicans have both these institutions to be ordained. If they rejected both choices on Under the loving mater- do not marry, they can the ground of theological al patronage of Our continue in their pastor- deficiencies in both Lady of Peace, whom we al function. churches — mainly deemphasis on the sacrificial aspect of Mass, optional infant Baptism SEE THE and non-preservation of LARGE RANGE OF the apostolic succession 12" L.P.'s AT— of priesthood.

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Brave as Bishop Gibney

OUR SELF1 SHEEN DISCUSSES DEFENCES BISHOP

Everbody does wrong, but few admit it. This is strange, because human nature shows a greater readiness to forgive a wrong when it is admitted than when it is denied. Today with the denial of guilt and with the compassion which is extended to the rapist ather than the raped, very elaborate excuses are found to justfy wrong. Perhaps the lamest excuse in history is that of Aaron. When Moses came down from the Mount and asked his brother why he made the Golden Calf, Aaron said that he just put gold into the furnace and it came out a calf. This was his way of freeing himself from blame. The more modern ways would make an interesting book on humour, if they could be gathered together. Defence of our ego, even when it is undefencible, has a basis in the natural order as a defence mechanism. Doctors have revealed that the difficulty of a heart transplant is that there is a tendency in the body to cast off foreign substances. The t issues and blood cel ls of the body have a tendency to immunize themselves. The organism quickly learns those substances which are friendly and those which are unfriendly. Vomiting is the way the stomach rids itself of that which it cannot assimilate. In the sentient order, "die are drawn to impressions which are agreeable and pleasant, and repel those which are disagreeable and harmful.

IN THE MIND When one comes to the mind, this defence of the organism now begins to operate psychologically. The ego tries to protect either its ego-ideal or the picture that it draws of itself. When the self-portrait is attacked, a person refusing to admit a failure or a wrong, may choose one of three different ways to immunize himself: rationalization, projection and minimization. Suppose a college president has three buildings seized by students, who destroy an expensive computer machine and then burn the files. The President knows what he should do, but wishes to keep the image of being very liberal and also wishes to keep in the good graces of al l the students. To protect this egoideal, as he looks over the debris, he issues the following message: "Academic circles so sorbefacient with analytic prosecution of the quadriphyllous aspects of etiological sciences may neglect to see the upsurge which learning gives to the young. These interests have acer-

bated communications with matriculants. Their opposition and renitent factiousness has galvanized in us the avoidance of oppugnance. Thanks to reflection and theopneusty and despite the destruction of appurtenances and equipage, we shall restore al l students with honours to the university phylum." This is a university way of rational izing a failing to act. Two weeks later, the President resigns in less formal and technical language.

SCAPEGOATS The second defence mechanism is projection, or the throwing of blame on others. Adam blamed Eve; Eve blamed the serpent, and the serpent probably blamed his id. No matter how often a man falls, he generally can find someone who pushed him. One of the great advantages of marriage and of having a secretary is that no matter what comes along, you will always have someone to blame. A j udge said to a prisoner before him: "Your record is disgraceful, and there is only one explanation—alcohol." "I'm glad to hear you say that," said the prisoner, "because everybody else says that it's my fault." The third defence is minimization, or the belittling of failures. "Sure, I flunked out in college, but a diploma real ly means nothing. There is too much emphasis on a sheepskin. Al l that it does is pull the wool over other people's eyes." In the realm of sports, when a team loses, the coach will tell them: "What is important is not that you win, but how you play." A wife who was tired of the boasting of her husband, was asked by her mate: "I wonder how many really great men there are in the nation?" "I'll tell you, my clear," said his wife, "there is one less than you think." Thus we protect life against humiliating experiences, against those remarks which would cut us down to size, which would diminish the false reality we build in our own minds. Does anyone today ever hear of the word "humility"—or the recognition of the truth about ourselves?

Remembering the Kellys It was a sad day, a day of horror, for Father Gibney. He was to l ive forty-five years more and as he grew older he l iked to talk of the years gone by, but there was one subject on which he was reluctant to speak—the Kelly's last stand at Glenrowan. He did, it's true, give the interview we have I By Father John Senan Moynihan, just read to the Sydney Perth Diocesan Archivist 'Evening News'. It's good ( All rights reserved) he did, for only in one of ce#41 ,11.#4.#4, 04.#4.04.#4,0,11.441,41 #4.41.041#0 his many letters is there a reference to the Kellys — a passing reference ings at Glenrowan and quoted in a letter to declared that he would Bishop Griver, in which not have done what he the he tells how a Protestant did there "for all wealth of Victoria—only gentleman, Judge Alfred McFarland, whom he for God alone". Two years later, he had met when "collecting for our orphanage" in was entertained by two Societies in New South Wales, had Catholic begged him to found a Perth. The chairman of Catholic mission in the the meeting, P. A. Gugeri, New Hebrides, and had when proposing his urged him later to under- health, referred to "his action at take the work by remind- memorable ing him of what he had Glenrowan". In his reply, recently done "to save Father Gibney said: "I villains like the Kellys". think it is about time In 1910 Bishop Gibney Glenrowan was forgottreated of many things in ten." Ned Kelly survived the the personal memoranwounds he sustained at THE CREED dum he prepared that Glenrowan to be hanged year, but there's no menIn later years he would in Melbourne on Novemtion of Glenrowan or to his grandnieces ber 11, 1880. He was speak Ned Kelly. However, other near rela- t wenty six. and to when a newly-ordained about the Kellys, failing strength, made a tives priest, a member of a speaking tremendous effort, and when once, And family for which Bishop to Mother M. Brigid and repeated after the priest Gibney had affection, other Presentation Sis- in a strong, manly voice asked him about the ters at Geraldton he re- "that could be heard a Kellys and Glenrowan he ferred to Ned Kelly. He quarter of a mile away", relaxed his rule and told told how he had asked the glorious words of the the story. him, that day in Glen- Credo: rowan, to recite the 'FOR GOD ALONE' Apostles' Creed, which "I believe in God the In addition to the the poor outlaw did in a Father Almighty, Creator n ewspaper interview, weak voice because he of Heaven and Earth. and his chat about Glen- had lost so much blood. And in Jesus Christ, His rowan with Father Ger- Not understanding the only Son, our Lord . . .I ald O'Callaghan, there reason for the faltering believe in the Holy were some other depar- voice he asked Kelly was Ghost, the holy Catholic tures f rom his self- he afraid to let the police Church . . . the forgiveimposed rule — his evi- and the others hear him ness of sins, the resurrecdence before the Police profess his Faith. Where- tion of the body, and life Commission in Victoria, upon, Kelly gathered his everlasting. Amen." for instance. Again, shortly after his return THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE to Perth, in September 1881, the Children of INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Mary held a reception in C AN MEET YC'1R REQUIREMENTS IN his honour. In the course INSURANCE PROTECTION of his address that evenGEORGE'S TERRACE PERTH ing, the Vicar-General 213 06591.. Phone 13 M. VILES, Manager. spoke at some length about the tragic happenlassmimixisswr

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SHOULD POLITICMNS BE GOOD? T he affair of Senator Edward Kennedy, which s tarted with the tragic death of Miss Kopechne and will end God-knows where, raises very much

larger issues than the future of the senator, the doom of the Kennedy family or the American political problems involved in the incident. I t raises the question whether a man's personal a nd private morality has any bearing on his fitness f or the highest pol itical offices.

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• By FRANCIS GILBERT.

HERODISM-EMPTY END OF THE TRAIL

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WHAT NOW WE'RE ON OUR OWN It would appear to be a most unhappy confluence of events for this country and indeed for all of South-East Asia that the American withdrawal from Vietnam should coincide with the Soviet drive for trade and political influence in t he Indian Ocean and in the area from India to Japan.

The American umbrella which has kept us out Little did King Herod know when he put to the sword the of international rough weather for the past 30 Let me hasten to add case in this regard was years is at last being furled. The U.S. President, that I am entering no the attack by innuendo judgment in the Kennedy of Mr. Edward St. John little children of Bethlehem 2,000 years ago that he was act- Mr. Nixon, gave us notice in so many words: "You case any more thanI did against the Prime Mini- ing as a most enlightened prototype for civilised social poli- are on your own." in the Gorton affair. Ad- ster, Mr. Gorton. And The Americans will, of on the outcome of the mittedly the former, on that failed—surprisingly cies in the 20th Century. honour their election — perhaps in course, present indications is from a lawyer—because treaty obligations in the October. far more prove it was just too weak. to The Romans of the time made a jest of Herodism a rather area though, in the case likely But Mr. St. John ELECTION ISSUE serious than the latter, of ANZUS, this can be but I would not like to doesn't give up easily and grisly joke — "Mel iussus Herodis quam fel ius: Better be of very little consolation An ominous feature for hang a dog on the evi- has developed his thesis H erod's sow than to Australia. Also, the our defence future are Herod's son". dence presented on about morality in public will continue—but the frequent warnings U.S. But if the Herodists ing is a "right" to a freeeither side in either case life in an article in the WORTHY OF on a diminishing scale— the Federal Treasurer, moment. "Australian Quarterly". for-all massacre arrangat the of our day succeed, as to help the undeveloped Mr. McMahon, has been ed privately between NOTE There is, be it noted, a public about regions of the area, not- issuing they plan, to turn the mothers and doctors. The It is also noteworthy ably Laos and Indonesia. spending and the perils MR. ST. JOHN'S m oralistic strain in hospitals of the State in- sole defect necessary is that prior to the life American public passing But for Australia, with of inflation. IDEAS to human abattoirs, the that the child be not of the Abortion Act in both which is almost entirely Americans and W hat ever retrenchwanted. lacking on the Australian Britain last year, the British in full retreat, ments have to be made The burden of his ad- household budgerigar scene. It was perhaps vocacy is that a national This represents a measure was strongly op- there is no longer a in this direction they best illustrated during leader must conform to will be in a much safer depth of personal and posed by the British northern umbrella of de- should not in any way the currency of John a "more rigid ethic". Mr. position than the sons S ocial irresponsibility Medical Association and fence and yet it seems restrict the proper deFoster Dulles as Ameri- St. John wants a politi- and daughters this coun- which I can recall in no the Royal College of Ob- that in the looming Fed- fence of the country. Incan Secretary of State. cian's personal habits other context. It argues stetricians and Gynaecol eral election, defence will deed the time has come try so sorely needs that scarcely be a platform when Canberra will have Dulles is frequently the scrutinised and publica baseness of soul, a ogists. for any Party except for to examine very thorbutt of sneering from ised if they are relevant it has to pour out good callousness and tight All responsible doctors the new moralists (if to his public duties. money to entice mi- shelled selfishness which readily acknowledge that some mud-slinging on the oughly the feasibility of situational ethics may so Even were this scruit is genuinely hard to there is no medical con- future of the Fill planes. Australia developing its be dubbed) but the tiny desirable it could grants here. own nuclear weapons. imagine. DISENGAGEMENT dition in which one must strong pictures of his only be effected by Assuredly the cost of choose Any doctor or nurse between mother The expansion of the At the moment the distimes which he etched in snooping on the part of an Australian baby is a who has officiated at an and child. For the few solution of the American Air Force and the Navy uncompromising blacks politicians, public sergreat deal cheaper than abortion has been deep- really hard cases that do alliance—for it will in- are highly difficult and and whites of good and vants ,the press and the a single migrant (or a ly sickened by the dis- exist, there are humane creasingly and rapidly specialised subjects but evil are still nearer the social climbers who enmark than the vague tertain the great. It sordid abortion) and he gusting procedure and solutions that do not add up to a total dis- the public will be lookassimilated much yet this proposed legis- need to call on enormi- engagement—must seem ing to Canberra for intelamblings of his critics, would introduce an in- is more quickly, not de- lation would make this ties like child murder. like one of those heavily ligent and vigorous leadlost among the greys. quisitional tone into The fact of the matter disguised blessings for it ership so that this counsociety which would be manding a house for obscene rite a part of their daily life and is that with the legal in- will impel Australia and try can play its proper highly undesirable and himself or a job. ETHICAL troduction of abortion her neighbours to stand role in the development means livelihood. of resented as such by the If the irresponsibility our society will have on their own feet in some of a regional defence average citizen. STANDARDS significant I t is that of a section of people is sort of regional solid- arrangement in our area And even then, the such that they don't the pressure to have reached the end of the of influence. R oosevelt, Eisenhower smallness, l ine in the final victory arity. weaknesses want children, the ques- abortion legalised does and John Kennedy also of what is popularly calits despite Australia, and sheer neglect tion arises whether they not come from responsspoke in idealistic terms brought to light might have any right to marri- ible gynaecologists but led the "sex revolution." tiny population and lack which were close to a Divorce and adultery of armaments, is (behave very little to do age for they deny what from laymen. True the religious mystique and with a man's ability as a even primitive people original proposal locally have been made respec- cause of its developed this undoubtedly reflects techexpanding politician. It is demon- acknowledge as the pri- emanated from a doctor table; premarital inter- and a fundamental part of able be should nology) course is accepted as the historically strated that out he has for years premary use of sex. the American spirit conorm; homosexuality is to give a lead in the a bad man may be a good politicising ferred to existing as it does with organisation of a solid healing and in any case being increasingly acthe idiocies of Holly- king. regional pact. But Cancepted; contraception by The fact is that grave is not an obstetrician. MORE wood and the offbeat in means of the Pill has berra's only contribution character defects quickly general. In the long run, only made the world free to the future was a disreveal themselves under SENTIMENTAL FROM the men who have to do from fear of the conse- astrous one at the Five The Americans expect the tensions of high types of ¶70 All high standards from office and are smartly As the debate (if it these objectionable oper- quences of fornication. Powers Conference in aids in stock. their leaders and a dealt with by colleagues could be so called) goes ations know from first The normal end of in- Canberra — subsequently • FREE HEARING rumour of scandal can or contenders for office. on the case of the Her- hand experience Tunku by just tercourse, which is preg- dsecribed TEST • LIBERAL send a man into political What is revealing, how- odists gets wilder, more what horrors they inMalayof Rhaman Abdul nancy, has now been genTRADE-INS. Oblivion. Even the woolly ever, is the way many sentimental and more volve for patient and sia as "useless". 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But the destruction lations AND SERVICE LIVILNG THE LITURGY (4) with America o f innocent lives, the must lead to her rapid FOR ALL MAKES break-down of marriages re-armament and leaderOF HEARING AIDS and the complete lack of ship in South-East Asia. E asy Terms control among youth will What Australia is able reap a rotten harvest of and willing to do for herFORREST PLACE chaos and suffering in self will largely depend OPP, THE G.P.O. society. B esides standing and kneeling the BY E. VON PERGER It may well be that Church requires priest among the carnage many and people to sit modern Rachels will be personal reading and whom we are sitting. during certain parts 20 Mabel St., of the Mass. meditation of the Holy The same applies to heard belatedly bemoanSouth Perth Scriptures might be, lit- the sermon, which is not ing their children — be- 3A I NTI NG CONTRACTOR 67 2716 We sit not simply for the sake of re- urgical reading is some- (or should not be) an in- came "they are not." laxing; the whole Mass is, under normal thing different. It is dir- terruption of the liturgici ected towards the cor- cal celebration, but an rcumstances, not long enough to make porate HAVE YOU FOUND A REAL MEANING TO YOUR LIFE? listening of the essential part of it. After such a rest necessary. h aving heard Christ congregation. WHY NOT BE A LAY MISSIONARY WITH PALMS? The speak through the Scripsignificance of own language, and in The next PALMS course is from August 30 to September 7 and the members from The act of listening liturgical sitting is indi- such a voice that every- concentrates our atten- tures, we now hear Him this group will depart in mid January, 1970. cated by St. Luke speaking through the per(10.39): one should be able to fol- tion in general, and lisRequired are: priest. of the son "Mary took her place at low the words. We sit for tening to one speaker the • QUALIFIED TEACHERS, BUILDING TRADESMEN; A liturgical sermon is Lord's feet and lis• MEN AND WOMEN PREPARED TO TEACH; tened to His Words". We this: a meditative atti- focuses our senses and not a theological distude which allows our minds to such an extent • PRINTERS, MECHANICS, FARMERS; Sit in catechetical course or a the first instance to body to rest while our that l we become some- instruction, but the living • HANDYMEN, STOREMEN, ELECTRICIANS, isten. • CATERERS, TRACTOR AND BULL -DOZER OVERATORS; mind is set free to give how united with the the of proclamation Conscious • CATTLEMEN, SAWMILLERS, OFFICE WORKERS; listening is all its attention to the speaker and through him Good News: the Kingan act • REGISTERED NURSES, CATECHISTS, with one another. which modern words we hear. Inan, STENOGRAPHERS. dom of God is at hand. It surrounded by alWhen the celebrant gets its actuality not by Triost continuous noise, is CORPORATE speaks in the name of referring to sane "daily" Miss Mary Gilchrist virtually 26-3818 unable to perChrist it is actually the news but by considering PALMS Lay Missionary Movement 2 6-6462 As long as 175 Elizabeth the l Street, Sydney. 2000 It is now better not to Divine Word Himself our present day hopes iturgy Please send me details abou the lay missionary movement. Latin, awas celebrated in follow the lessons in our who speaks. Our atten- and fears in the light of language missal. When we read the tive listening expresses the liturgical situation: NAME for most foreign AGE of us, we had to text individually read our and fosters not only our God Himself is coming the lessons and attention and imagina- unity with Him, but also into our midst, to share ADDRESS prayers in translation. tion are centred some- with our fellow men in His divine life with us, to oy priestthey are read by the how on ourselves. No His Mystical Body, espe- let us take part in His OCCUPATION or lector in our matter how valuable a cially with those among eternal glory.

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Down to earth aid in Vietnam Over 22,000 tons of food and clothing were distributed to Vietnamese refugees by Caritas Vietnam in the past year, it was reported at the organization's 4th annual convention in Saigon. Father John Ho Van Vui, national director of Caritas, said the largest amounts of aid distributed by Caritas went to the diocese with the largest concentration of refugees.

Expansion

In its social centre programme, developed and directly supported by Caritas Vietnam, there are 152 medical dispensaries; 44 kindergartens caring for 4,908 small children: 42 orphanages with 4,826 children and 11 old peoples' homes with 1,005 residents. This represents an increase over the previous year when there were 107 dispensaries, 23 kindergartens, 27 orphanages and seven old peoples' homes. These centres are maintained by Caritas and are staffed with their own trained personnel. In his report, Father Ho Van Vui said Caritas Vietnam has two objectives, one short-range and the other long-range, or one of emergency aid and one of permanent aid. "Whenever there are people displaced by war,

Almost every family experiences occasional periods of tension, anxiety, somewhat peaceful co-existence or occasional open hostility. Normal, carefree kids? They art typical of those Caritas is working to help back to sane life in Vietnam. Fourteen year old Trong and twelve year old Ty, armed w ith Chinese automatic rifles, killed eight men before t hey surrendered.

or poor people, Caritas helps them without discrimination as to belief race or language," he said. "In the present situation the needs of society are great but the means of relief are limited. We depend largely on the assistance of Caritas Internationalis and the Caritas of other countries, especially of West Germany, for our relief mission in our country." A

Two-Fold

The long-range objectives are two-fold, Father Vui pointed out. One is to open more social centres and the other is to train personnel to operate them. Fathre Vui reported that "107 cadres trained by up to the present time Caritas have been dispatched to work for government sponsored social, health and relief exHe programmes.

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operated closely with the South Vietnamese ministry of health, social affairs and refugees. Father Vui explained that Caritas Vietnam hopes to set up in every parish at least one social centre. "However," he added, "the situation and the means are not yet conducive to rapid development. Besides, the need for personnel to take charge of the centres is greater than the supply." Caritas hopes to be able to expand these centres with aid from Caritas in other countries, especially West Germany, he said.

Independence In the coming year Caritas hopes to develop a large socio-economic organization "in order to independence promote and help the poor become self-sufficient." In the last two years experiments have been tried in cultivation of crops, animal breeding and handiThe report crafts. stresses that this requires capital and knowhow. Father Vui said that "Caritas Vietnam is a reflection of the real situation of Vietnamese society and reflects a sorrowful picture of Vietnam ravaged by war."

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The U.S. Catholic Relief Services (CRS) supplied the food and clothing. The food consisted mainly of milk, cornmeal, flour, rolled oats a nd oil. At the meeting Archbishop Paul Nguyen Van Birth of Saigon was elected president of the national charitable organization and Father Vui was named secretary general. In its school programme Caritas Vietnam supplied bread to 565 schools, with a total of almost 80,000 loaves to 377,980 students. In its vocational centre during the year 1,599 girls were graduated as expert sewing machinists, 1,604 girls qualified to be expert knitters and 265 girls learned to type.

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At the same time, Caritas Vietnam will accept h elp from different sources but not at the price of its independence as a charitable organization of the Catholic Church in Vietnam, he added. "Finally, Caritas Vietnam, with its present plans is ready to serve actively all people without imposing conditions, without self-interest and discrimination without in order to substantiate the virtue of Christian charity which the Catholic Church has a mission to carry out in this society," said Father Vui.

The principals in the conflict may be husband and wife, parent (s) and adolescents, teenagers among themselves, and for very brief periods, parents and younger children. although These are not the crises that threaten to disrupt family unity that may be the end result if nothing is done to decrease the tension. Rather, they are the crises that wear away on everyone's nerves and in retrospect very often seem somewhat insignificant. But at the peak moment of the crises, everyone is walking on eggs and some unimportant and t houghtless act can precipitate a ful l scale blow-up. A t this point, perhaps we might point out some of the causes of friction that can arise in any human relationships, but are particularly troublesome within the family circle.

GRIEVANCES One of the principal causes is an underlying grievance or general feeling of discontent. A wife is annoyed because her husband seems to place his job, his family or f riends, his recreation in a position of higher priority than she enjoys. What ranks first is not the problem; her conviction that she is second is the underlying cause of the discontent. So too the teenager who believes that his parents "treat him like a kid." He is expected to assume more and more responsibility, but never seems to merit more respect or acceptance as an emerging adult. Or take t he husband who finds the household tasks f requently undone because his wife is involved in some project that gobbles up her time, and for which he is expected to show recognition and approval. Examples can be multiplied, and in each case the failure to face the problem is a primary factor in intensifying the discontent. Suspicion, envy and jealousy are fellow travellers of the discontent. Perhaps they are the reminders of our self-centredness or pride; perhaps they are the natural gap-fillers when the demands of charity or justice are ignored. Whatever the case may be, these factors tend to push the friction level up. One other cause that occurs quite commonly is impatience. Impatience often bespeaks pride, and results from placing unrealistic or impossible demands on another person. It also flows from a failure to accept another person as he actual ly is, and to demand that he measure up to what I want him to be. This is more commonly the failing of parents who are too dominative and authoritarian in their childbearing practice.

TACTICS So much for the examples; every reader can recall a specific situation that fits the model . The central point that we are making is that although such critical situations should not arise, in fact they often do, and perhaps i t's worthwhile to point out some specific tactics to keep the friction level at a low ebb.

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Perhaps the first thing for a person to do is to look into himself. Am I the source of the problem, or am I—even unwittingly— causing the tension or friction? It's important to remember that friction implies that two substances are rubbing against each other, so honest self-evaluation is the first step for those involved. The next requirement for decreasing the f riction is communication, discussion, dialogue. Both parties must honestly describe their feelings, and each must meet the other with a willingness to understand. The amount of this mutual willingness to understand determines whether the discussion will end up in an argument or a restoration of peace. In order to achieve the mutual understanding, each party must bring to the dialogue a good measure of tolerance. This implies trying to see the other person's viewpoint, not just "putting up" with a bad situation. It also implies a certain tempering of my own assumptions or convictions.

ADJUSTMENT A s the dialogue progresses, mutual understanding builds up and the friction eases, but i t is probably not completely dissipated. Each friction-producing situation should also be a learning situation in which both parties are called to make some adjustment. So, a husband comes to understand that his wife's unhappiness springs from her feeling that she is secondary in his life, and he must reassure her that such is not the case. He may still have to put in long hours at his work, and even be absent from home from time to time. These things she will understand and accept more easily if he shares himself —even in small doses—with her. But no amount of noble motives will make much sense if she has only an inferior place in his scheme of values. The same holds true for the relationship and between parents and children. All adults, especial ly parents, should be helping youngpersters attain their own status as mature their for openings creating means sons. This giving entrance into adult society, not merely childhood. in reasons for remaining those Friction is only a problem between not is answer The other. who are close to each but to drive persons away from each other, for movement to achieve enough freedom of closeness. the maintaining while each person The name of the game is love. local of the our- THE ADDRESS Guidance Marriage Catholic

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create a little area of • order in chaos. Do we To say that the modbegin with the parents, the teenagers, the youn- ern world is plainly ger children; in our man's is no longer valid. caretaker nature. We a of do not know what been homes, in our schools or When it is a correct has happened in the family --illness, absence of in our parishes? If your statement of fact, it is the mother, perhaps even a death. Anyway, this group is able to suggest not because man has a plan of action, a total morning she is left alone to clear away the debris or partial solution, please made it so or even wants it to be thus, but because a nd bring a semblance of normality back to that let the Executive know, woman does not play the so that more of us can role she should at every The Abortion Law Reform Association decided at a meethome. On her falls the responsibility to make a take part. level in the economic, beginning for that family. whole new political, administrative ing last week to thoroJghly canvass the Floreat Park ElectorMEETINGS There were no clean scious of the extent of and cultural activities of ate to gauge the S CARBOROUGH: A volume of support for a new Abortion Bill. the community. jumpers for the school the problems that face meeting will be held on this wear our to teenage hildren children, and The association plans to make an accurate record of pubc The long controversy second with them, us. Subtle Monday, August 18, comthe morning; about feminine capabilimencing with Mass at l ic opinion on the issue to parliament. grader left without find- pressures are being exand intellectual 7.45 p.m., at 174 West ties ing his reading book; and erted on our children in The meeting agreed Catholics may call it a equality has been settled Quiet is becoming an Coast Highway, Scarthe lost shoe was finally a number of areas—datwomen by have who been borough. A tape entitled t hat a thorough canvass "Retreat". It does not essential part of modern run to earth on the roof ing, going steady, drinkreally matter what you living. We each slip away "Concern and Involve- sufficently brave to step of the fowl run. Not one ing, drugs. The problem out into public life, by of one electorate would call it, it's a good thing. quietly somewhere to ment" made by the late bed in the house has been is not confined to one Father H. Lalor, S.J., will the few who have taken reflect the community's Caught the last few think, meditate, and pray made; two have wet area or to one type of be played, and a discus- their rightful place in the moments of the news on and to lay the foundation sheets. A mountain of teenager. Those in our community and profes- a ttitude on the issue. T.V. sion will during the week, of for days to come. follow. piled Catholic schools are dirty clothing is sional life and in the I can assure you dear a reporter interviewing a And the best place to against the bathroom being influenced just as LYNWOOD: The Lyn- C hurch. They have people that the canvass- couple of men who had find this peace is to make wood Group will meet on wall, and there is more in surely as others. proved to all that women ing of only one area will just attended a Retreat. a 'Retreat'. Parents are saying they Tuesday, August 19, at each bedroom. Dust is are fit for a much wider Both men said that the thick on furniture, and a are helpless in the face the presbytery, Nichol- range of activities and NOT give you an accurRetreat was very beneate picture of this sits issue of pressure son flowers dead of others. Road, of commencing vase responsibilities than a or any other. A sample ficial to their lives, that f orlornly on the book- The brothers and sisters with Mass at 7.45. Fr. P. f ormer age would has to be taken from it helped them to better say they can do nothing Cunningham will give a case. scarcely have dared think ALL income groups h uman The new State coat of relationships The chair on which she without the co-operation talk on "Vatican II". possible. arms both has been decided. with their employwithin the community. of is the though it parents. Advertis- NORTH BEACH: Mass sits feels as Personally I cannot see ees and at home. We do not ask now, four inches nearer the ing, magazines, television at 7.45 p.m. will be celeIn Austrvlia today Doctors agree that a very much difference. ceiling than it should be, fashions in clothing are brated before the com- 'What are women physithere appzar to be six cally mentally and capall playing not person has floor a part in today's busy True, the design has been in cre- mencement of this meetbecause the income groups; the lower world must have one day simplified. The kangabeen washed for a week. ating a chaotic situation. ing, to be held at the able of doing?' but "What lower income group, the a week should they be doing?" This problem is rather home of Rose in which he has a roos at least look like Milk spilt on the highManning, upper lower income complete like into a the splashes disorder rest, to do kangaroos, the kangaroo in a Lynne Street, Triggs, on chair For this reason her re- group, the lower middle exactly what he puddle under the chair. A house that has been Wednesday, 20th. A talk sponsibility towards the wishes, paw realistic, the swan income group, and so on. be it just lazing around majestic; but oh, those porridge bowl lies on its neglected for a while. We will be given on "Teach- world and the Church boomerangs the kangaside with the porridge know that order can be ing Religion at home". has more than doubled. And why Floreat Park? or playing a strenuous roos are holding. congealed on the table regained in a house, However, to make this a Are the people in this game of squash. The eye immediately cloth. Dishes are every- starting with small be- SUBIACO: Mass at St. reality for more than a area less concerned with And so it is with the where, and as a final ginnings, particularly if Joseph's Church will be chosen few, something in human life, than the peo- mind as well as the body. travels to this section betouch to the horror two an all out effort is made celebrated at 7.30 p.m. on the nature of a mental ple of say, Belmont. Or is Looking around in this cause it breaks the line of preschoolers are conin one area. Surely this Wednesday, 20th. A meet- revolt will be needed. it just that they hope for noisy world, is there any rhythm. ducting a championship problem, too, can be re- ing will follow at 8 p.m. time to think? Words I would throw the Too many women think more support there. wrestling match under- duced to one of manage- in the Parish Centre. The have little meaning, and boomerangs away, but as topic for discussion will they are much older and Unless a survey is con- sometimes silence able proportions, to be foot. can the youngest child will be "Accepting yourself much dealt with bit by bit. less capable than ducted in a scientific speak louder than any tell you, they will soon as you are, with all your manner, encentration the figures pro- w ords. Members of Majellan C come back. limitations and all your they are in fact. duced will be of no value With the energy bred Groups are urged to find possibilities as well." to anyone. out about this problem, of near desperation the woman stands up, separ- to discuss it among them- LEEDERVILLE: A meetates the children and selves and with other ing beginning at 8 p.m. sends them outside, then parents, so that a solu- sharp will be held at 6 briskly attacks the work. tion can be found. If we Campsie Street, North Not bothering for the work together as ener- Perth. The topic for dismoment about anything getically as we can, per- cussion will be "Baptelse, she concentrates all haps we might be able to ism". her attention on the kitIt is unbelievable how many young men in Auschen. There is an hour before the baby is due to tralia have to work at Owing to the obvious t wo jobs to support a waken for his feed, and popularity of our last dis- wife, and (small) family. surely a miracle can hapcussion evening at 77 St. It is common place for pen in an hour. George's Terrace, anoth- a young wife to say "I do First the dishes -er has been planned for not see my husband very scraped, stacked, washed, dried and put away. Next this coming Wednesday, much, after he comes the cupboard doors have Nedland's members to their association with August 20, commencing home from work; he has their faces washed clean meet in the Tennis Club members to leave almost straight of other at 8 p.m. of jam fingerprints and rooms, 12.30 p.m. away for his night job." branches. Continuing, the Main items on the egg yolk. A few quick Tuesday, Aug. 19. President said that coun- agenda to be discussed: This of course is a tertrips around the house try branches were partic(i) What is your idea rible state of affairs. The and the week's accumula- Monthly card party fol- ularly welcome and of the ideal Catho- young wife has been tion of untidiness is re- lows at 1.30 p.m. everything would be lic Social Club? looking after her young Thursday, Aug. 21, for Gone in moved from the kitchen. their formation. Next the floor is children during the day, scrub- Dumbleyung Branch. Fri- On August 19, the Presiii) The problems of and then at night she has bed, and within that hour day, Aug. 22 for Narrobeing single in an dent and members of the there is to forgo the company of one gleaming gin. accepted married Narrogin branch were her husband. corner of order in that society. All members of the holding a rally for house that had looked so Leederville branch are neighbouring And what of the husParishes. desolate. come So along to air requested to try and at- This was a wonderful band. Sooner or later the Joyfully our friend tend their Inter-faith af- thing and showed the en- your views and to make strain of two jobs will realises that, having ternoon, in St. Mary's thusiasm of the Catholic this as successful and en- tell. The home that he is created order and joyable as was the precleanliness in one area, it will Hall, Wednesday, Aug. women in the Bunbury vious one. Light refresh- trying hard to establish will begin to be neglec20 at 1.30 p.m. Diocese. be possible ments will be served now to get ted; after all a man has On Wednesday, Aug. Members making the afterwards. the rest of the house to sleep. But he IS a s traig h 6, at the Executive meet trip to Narrogin on Tues seemed t . What had ing of C.W.L. the State day the 19th, are remindA date to keep in mind home owner. an almost superhuman task has now President, Mrs. Carmel ed that the Bus leaves is Saturday, August 30. Many young couples of ueen reduced to Downey, had great plea- outside the Perth Rail- This date has been set a job of today find themselves in aside Manageable for our cabaret at sure welcoming in Mrs. way Station at 7 a.m. proportions. flats, and they know they Tonks and Mrs. Van To all members who Sandgate St. Hall, South will never be able to Helden, President and were unable to attend Perth. Order afford to buy land, and Secretary of Applecross the Most Town meeting own a home of their own. Our squash tournawomen will realIse how branch and asked them through illness, a cheerio ment is now in full soothing one b eautifully clean room to convey thanks to Rev. and good wishes for a swing. The next two or can be, even if it is the Fr. Lynch, for his co-op- speedy recovery. three weeks will really ?rily clean eration in its formation prove to be exciting as house. As room in a Women everywhere were the competition draws to we go about the rest of the work, the becoming more conscia close. If not a player, te,pry— Most young mothers SOUND ous of the necessity of tation to come along to watch— and look is just stand being united and workconsider it their duty to SERVICES it'll be worth it! We play stay at home rarely rewhile their sisted, and we go at Broadway Squash child away ing together for the fulr ren are little, and filment of themselves efreshed. We Courts, Nedlands. know, too, .that not of school age. Howieve order is only ach- and the desire to partiever, as soon as the last I f you're or over 21 and d step by step. Most cipate in the need of gs that are like to enjoy yourself little one is off to school, their Parishes and the worthw.hile have ( and who doesn't) please her thoughts turn to very small be- community, and, said gi don't nnings, in this case hesitate to ring part-time work; which is the Mrs. Downey, being a either Don Moses 61 1813 better perhaps, than having of the member of C.W.L. gave dishes. OW, ( office hours only) or ing her husband working be Majellan mem- her this opportunity. She Judy Ryan 87 1715 day and night. everYwhere are be- hoped the women of cerhing (home) for further inThe young kids might increasingly con- Applecross would enjoy formation. call it a -think in"—

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Thursday, August 14, 1969

OUT AND ABOUT WITH 17.G.W. FOLLOW MY LEADER

Y.C.W. IN GERALDTON

'A leader is not a leader, until he has taken a as a team, out to make contact and win others team', said Cardinal Cardijn. for Christ, who is our with him to achieve leader-in-chief. What is a leader? is a formal NiPINININOWNINOWIINKMMIN####4. A leader is a young them. This are inthere team. But worker who has come to ones too. formal understand his enormous Y.C.W. is now in Geraldton. The We meet the same towards responsibility group meets on Sunday Cathedral and day in day people, to his fellows, and works discharge that responsi- out. We work with them, n ights. talk to them, go to footy bility. Phil Maynard (a brothJohn Smith A leader breaks new matches with them. ToWorld records will er to Marg.) is taking the a loose ground; he is always a gether we are HosGraylands new at group go the through pioneer. He visits his knit team. But the leader Action in Life. Phil is do- could not find, we asked tel Youth Club any friends, influences them, is the one who influences ing a tremendous job four young chaps in a on p.m. 2 after time or ill. good recruits them and brings the team for and giving up much of car for directions. After September Tuesday, We live in a crowd and YCW into being. He his time to the group. trying to explain in vahl 2. shows the way at home can't get away from it. They have a very dynam- they very willingly took and work. A leader has We can't opt out of the At 9 a.m., on SatFr. us there. in chaplain ic more dash and go than world. Nor can we live to urday, August 23, at At the Cathedral we Ahearn too. others; it is always he ourselves alone although F loreat Shopping have now been met Leo Zanetti, Trevor They who takes the initiative. it is possible to live as i Centre the Club will meeting for four weeks, Clarkson and John Nash, But a leader needs part of a small ingrowing an in friendship from the leaders group, discussing bouncing start 4 something to lead. He group. But if we do so and very shortly afterand charity. needs a team and a team we are not fulfilling Our / attempt to break the Lack of entertainment wards Fr. Ahearn. 245 hour world non- , is a group of people who Lord's command to take Sunday morning was in Geraldton has been share the leader's ideals the Gospel to every crea- , stop trampol ine another topic. This caus- spent watching the Railand are happy to work ture. We are called to live i record. es gangs to hang around way beat the Towns in Miss Anne Manthorpe ( 17) is the Riverton entrant for coffee shops, cinemas, football. After lunch Proceeds go to the the t he Miss Y.C.W. Quest. She went to Our Lady of the or drinking in cars. s Freedom from Hunboys took us on a tour ger Austcare Appeal. , Missions Col lege, Fremantle and now works as a typist On Wednesday evening of Geraldton. Sunday w ith a firm of wholesale hairdressers supplies. the group will visit the evening all went to 7.00 2 Why not turn up to t Geraldton Regional Hos- p.m. Mass at the Cathei help sponsor these Her hobbies are philately, dress-making and yoga. Z young New Austra- i She hopes to make a career later of photography or pital. They will be tak- dral before we left for en over the hospital on home. dressmaking. t lians and cheer them • ss Geraldton left a deep a conducted tour and : on? s then will split up into impression on us both, See you there! t groups to visit lonely It is a very friendly people from out of town town; a town where who do not have many Y.C.W. has a great responsibility especially tovisitors. Recently Norm John- wards youth. Our sincere thanks to ston and I visited Geraldton. We arrived about all for their hospitality 7.00 p.m. on a Saturday and a special thanks to evening. After driving Mr. and Mrs. Clarkeson around looking for the and Mr. and Mrs. Zanetti National Council is we and their families. which Cathedral and Keating Frs. here. JanDoyle, Anne Taylor, (BunZechowski ina bury), Norm Johnston, and John Smith are in representing Brisbane the youth of W.A. From the way they were preparing we know they will c ontribute and represent us worthily and we expect full and comprehenWillagee want Joanne Hosking for Miss Y.C.W. and they sive reports from all conin are backing her to the limit. Joanne, who was educated cerned on their return at St. Joseph's College, Fremantle, is a third year ap- ten days. prentice hairdresser. Beach and basketball take care A new group with a o f her spare time. Ambitions — to have a look at the difference is underway in Eastern States and perhaps at New Zealand too. Edwrin Perth. East former O'Driscoll — a Y.C.W. leader from Burma — has gathered Sue Waddell ( 17) is Osborne Park's entrant. Sue was around him some of his educated at St. Kiernan's School, Osborne Park and The 'Battle of the limited by capacity only, countrymen and they, to- now works as a receptionist with Building Products Bands' winners will be at but we DO place a limit gether with a few Euro- E xhibition Centre. Sue is very much involved with the St. Joachin's Hall at 8.30 of twenty per Mini. How pean migrants, are look- activities of the branch and her main interests outp.m. on Sunday, August much? Only a small note ing to the needs of young side the branch are surfing and playing the piano. migrants in the area— 17 .Who are they?—`The —a real bargain. and there are plenty of at Line Start Be on the Proclamation'. Come and give our Miss YCW Pro- Our Lady of Lourdes, them. "Y.C.W. will help spect a helping hand. F linders Street, Mt. us assimilate into our says She's Maureen Matthews. Yokine (near Morley new community," Drinks on sale. Dress— Drive at 9 a.m. Bring Edwrin. We will hear a leads your own food. You great deal more from respectable. A Y.C.W. publicity officer and quest entrant from might win a National Car this East Perth group. Yelovich 8 p.m. start on Sunday 7Ar a full life as has been shown by Senka recrea. the 24th for all who feel Vacuum Cleaner, a car Beaconsfield. Apart from writing (one of her Miss Y.C.W. Quest fund gallons twenty-two rug, and basketball like dancing. 'The Surhorseriding, e andsingaspoweetIrly). she enjoys rtio raising is reaching an invivors' will be on top of juice — or a booby teresting stage. Willagee form in St. Pat's Hall, p rize. This is your entrant, Joanne Hosking, as a signing A letter from a Young national and regional She schooled at Hamilton High School and works keen Fremantle. They've got favourite branch is committee parish a She has Transport. leader. YCW 'Be seeing saying clerk typist for Dickensons Workers Christian Tony Fleming with them. off and period 011 under the guidance of you!' aon modelling would like to work for a leader forced to witness ' 'HORRIBLE excitement, her helping anger, D F ashion conscious? her mother mission. "They made me witthrills without spills are Then come and see prepare for the judging. a girl's execution was things everybody enjoys. what's new at Fremantle Bassendean's Doris Cal- read in Liverpool's met- ness the execution of a Mt. Yokine are providing YCW on August 29. The leja is well supported by ropolitan cathedral by young girl • . . "They employ every them on August 24 at place, St. Pat's Hall. Ad- her family and the en- Canon Eugene Hopkins, they can to make means Bassendean their Car Rally. thusiastic national English the mission charged, but you you confess. Forgive me All the with-it mob will have a chance of winning group. It's great to see chaplain. O PTOMETRISTS if Ido not write them all 3543 be there. Come along too one of the two door Maida Vale with Brenda The young man was down, they are too hor. 720 Beach Road. Phone 24 Scarborough entheir as Trevithick with your friends, cats, prizes. And it will all aid of middle 795 the in K. Phone arrested Kalgoorlie. 230 Street, Hannan rible. parents. Fremantle's choice for trants in this year's the night in Brazil by dogs — even A., Optometrfst 4, W.A.0 more is 1LLI3, nothing "There is effort big The quest. YCW. Numbers per car are Miss mach- we can do. We count on coming from Carlisle police armed with accompanNONININP•MIKANNIMKOVNININVP~4.4..MANIPAINPANIP and guns ine you," said the letter where Kathy Stephens is which reached the Swiss being well supported by ied by dogs. Without any explana- YCW. the parish. Remember to Enjoy Canon Hopkins later 23 Fulham St., Kewdale, Tel. 6 3682 pick up your tickets for tion he was taken, with Catholic Institutions the of said leaders that about 10 Braziother as soon as Ball Jocist the LICENSED PLUMBER Special Quotations at the . • possible from the Y.C.W. movement, for interroga- lian bishops had spoken HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. up for the YCW. They, Office—they are limited. tion. SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. The police produced a too, had been threatened. ALL WORK GUARANTEED of Some had been taken in dossier 1 04.41..~..#0.0.4.00,04,41.4,004•411.41,11.4,04.... It was tremendous to photostat , 04 , .4 4 . 4141.M~1141. '00#4,41.4.41141 see the large turn up by every letter written or for questioning. Most VCW leaders and Fremantle Y.C.W. mem- received by him over a bers and parishioners to period of four years. His c haplains had been FRESH FISH — FROZEN FISH farewell Fr. D. Madigan, telephone calls had been arrested. Etc. The YCW international 0.M.I., off to Ireland for tapped and were on file. SHELL FISH — OLIVE OIL, left was He h without Fr. holiday. in eadquarters months Brussels six A lways Available AREA Madigan's work for the food for many hours at a have sent telegrams of odern Pha rmacy IN METROPOLITAN DELIVERY FREE protest to the United young people in Fre- time. TELEPHONE 5 3281 (5 Lines) Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS On the wall of the in- Nations and the Internamantle is really appreFREMANTLE P.O. BOX 384. or Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 ciated and we want him terrogation room was tional Labor Organisaback in W.A. afterwards. listed the name of every tion.

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Demonstration session tention. The Curia hopes t o stage the demonstration in other parishes have been a well worth while experiment.

HOME FROM HOME

directed by the Sisters of Mercy (West Perth, Federation ) has a spec_ Leederville Senior Girls' College Festival held recently under the auspices of the Music Teachers OrganisMusic the in first success acular t ation. They won the principal trophy of the Eisteddfod, The Challenge Shield for High School Choirs. T hey were conducted by Mrs. Carmel Hynes 111111 :-

Migrants are strangers a strange land. Vicki Guillaumier, Vice President of Northern Districts and an active member of Stella Mans Migrant Praesidium, has done .something about making them feel at home. Gathering around her a group of enthusiastic young people she has organised a series of migrant socials which have really hit the jackpot. Lots of Legionaries Vicki Guillaumier . . . welcome for migrants have got in on the show, working quietly in -MI What better way of onstration meeting. This sorts of ways to make week, a special Praesid- them a success. There is showing people what hapium presented a demon- plenty of scope for hard pens at Legion of Mary as well. It is reckoned to but enjoyable work in meetings than by letting stration meeting at Scar- this field. Why not phone borough. the Praesidium presit hem sit in on one? It was well publicised dent, John Fennessy, for Northam Districts Cur- in advance through the information. He may be ia have gone a step fur- parish bulletin and at- looking for someone just ther and arranged a dem- tracted a good deal of at- like you.

You'd never believe it, but Mrs. Richardson was 101 recently. She lives at Glendalough with the Little Sisters of the Poor and is always ready for a chat— especially with the Legionaries of Mary, who call to see her regularly.

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4tot The President of the East Victoria Park Sacred Heart Sodality Mrs. C. Hendriks ( left ) makes a presentation to the out -going President Mrs. R. Burke. The was made presentation a very enjoyable during a fternoon held at King's Park last week.

They also had spectacular success in the A and B G,-ades of Basketball Competitions.

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A Future For Tennis T he W.A. Catholic politan and outer-metro Lawn Tennis Associa- area have been asked to tion has a future after help at the grass roots all. level by getting local clubs going. The ComIt had been in doubt mittee is now waiting to f or some time, but the hear what is being done success of the National so that they can make Carnival and solid sup- plans for the summer. port from His Grace the The Annual General Archbishop mean that it Meeting elected the folWill carry on, at least lowing officers: Presithrough next season. dent, Mr. J .Messer; ViceParishes in the metro- Presidents, Messrs. J.

Box and R. Taylor; Secretary, Mr. J. Cripps; T reasurer, Mr. B. Hearne; Committee, Mrs. E. Marlowe, Miss P. Dolan, Mrs. L. Messer, Miss L. Jowett, Miss K. Dugan, Messrs. A. Smith, T. Somers and W. Jowett. Mr. G. Jowett was thanked for his able conduct of the Association's affairs during the Carnival year.

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If you want to see this beautiful mural in all its subt'ety of colour zInd shade, visit the Repatriation Hospi• tal at Hollywood. The artist is Maurice Linders of Cottesloe. He is a male nurse at Hollywood Hospital and has been commissioned to do a series of murals for the Hospital. His series of murals deal with Aboriginal Myths and legends. Here life is depicte d as a boat sailing into the sunset to be united with the Sun Goddess of B:rth and Creatiorl.

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CREDIT UNIONS NEW Commemorating TESTS FOR" ARE DIFFERENT Lon don's Saint !HOLY SHROUD?'

A credit union is neither a Bank nor a Hire Purchase Company. There is a fundamental difference between a credit union and any commercial money lender.

A bronze statue of St. Thomas More, one oi THE VATICAN HAS BEEN ASKED TO SUBMIT England's greatest statesmen, scholars and saints, THE HOLY SHROUD OF TURIN TO RENEWED has been unveiled on River the Thames Embank. MODERN TESTING. A German author, Nothing much more ment at Chelsea. 1 I n a credit union peo- whereas a hire purchase contends that can be said of the piece More and more people who John Cardinal Heenan ple do with their own company has the entire are joining the Credit Christ never really died of linen than that at one Cot Westminster was savings what is best for community to deal with. Union Movement every on the cross but was time it seems to have en- of day. In Western Austra- taken down before he cased the body of a man t here with the Anglican themselves. for who was badly beaten. CREDIT UNIONS lia Parish Credit Unions died, has asked for the Primate, In other financial instiArchbishop are now being formed as tests AND BANKS to support his tutions the owners and has been done in the :eFICTOGRAPHY Michael Ramsey of Cancontrollers of the organthe Credit unions and Eastern States for some theory. ization lend other peo- banks work hand in hand An effort to photograph terbury, the Moderator years. Berna, Kurt writes who ple's money to the gen- each the shroud in 1898 for the of the Free Church Fedserving definite The Credit Union from Zurich, Switzereral public. fool purpose of preserving needs. This partnership League of Western eral Council, the Very Aus- land, under the pen name the outline With credit unions all benefits both of them, has of man a the capital—from which and the general public as tralia is assisting them of John Re, came to St. brought forth the now- Rev. A. C. Nei l., politito understand and learn Peter's and had himself the credit is made pos- well. For example: the meaning of helping p hotographed while famous detail in negative cians, foreign visitors sible—comes from the proof of the face of a Beal Because credit unions themselves and their fel- handing the documented mcmbers and the earnman who seemed to have and a crowd of the Dior undersecreto an are request close at hand low and parishioners to a inrs on that money beti tary of the Doctrinal Con- his eyes closed. The last saint's admirers. long to the members urge "saving every pay- new Way of Life. examinaphotographic gregation. day" no matter how th?mselves—to be disThe statue, more than 41414.4141.41.4,1P It is anticipated that tion of the shroud was tributed amongst them- small the units, many beer based on the life-size, made 1931. in Vatican maintain the will people who otherwise se:ies. They have no reaFor information, Holportrait by famous a traditional stand in reAlthough mention of erI son to deceive themselves would not save at all, form the habit of thrift. write to The Credit gard to the "authenticity" such a relic occurs in the bein ,shows the saint as to the cost. out looking of the shroud which 5th and 6th centuries, seated and nd A commercial lender The banks are glad to Union League of some contend was wrap- the actual object in Turin head turned slightly uses other people's have credit unions tievi river his with the over Nth mcney (usually Deben- handle these deposits as Western Australia, ped around the body of today did not "surface" downstream in the direcChrist. The Church has until 1354, a fact which ture Holders). The own- actually they lose money of t journey last his of tion G.P.O. Box H 524, always regarded the relic disuades many scholars to the Tower of London his holiness. Men do not td ers invest a relatively on small accounts. as "undefined" as to its from granting that the become saints on the toe small amount of their Credit Unions also fill Perth, W.A. 6001. genuineness and it is to body of Christ actually and martyrdom. His face scaffold any more than and own money to operate a a special small loans be regarded merely as an rested in it during the and clasped hands are they do on their lending business. The need. death cow contrasting gold, bright Without them, Phone: 215028. object which may be three days prior to the bed." profits from this lending, thousands of people beat with the dull brown of genuine. ##4 ,4-.# •0,00.0 Resurrection. after the Debenture would have to go without his Lord Chancellor's Archbishop Rams e1 the Holders, or other inves- credit or borrow at exorrobes and Tudor cap. said Thomas More was a tor' , are satisfied, go to bitant cost. Banks man who believed that cannot tlit owners of the bank or afford to handle much Around his neck is a "conscience of matters Pita crucifix, such as the one more loan company. Profit- this small loan business; than expediency, inJ beheading, making is their ultimate one bank estimates at wore his he that the Christian Church that objective. and across his knees is is a divine no loan under $300 pays society wider and Although credit unions for itself. Thus the the broken chain of his than states rule and nations, former prior of the Bro- office, given to him by haddle money and must that "you can borrow that duty to king yields atio thers of Mercy convent King Henry VIII and make a "gross profit" in from us if you bank place to duty to God." with order to stay in business us." in the town of Waltitz. taken from him in the THE CENTRAL GOVA S THE PLANE BEAR. they do not "make Two other members of Tower. Moderator Neil said tool Most banks recognize INS HIM HERE FROM ElNMENT HAS DECIDED the order were also clearmoney" in the ordinary The statue—which be- the reformed Churches des; TO INTRODUCE LEGISLAthe value of their practibusiness sense of this ed. They are Brother comes yet another link could claim their share r•• cal working arrange- ROME FLEW OVER DIF- 110N IN INDIAN PARLIA- Vladimir Hanys and the term. with London's Catholic of Thomas More. "The RELAXING THE TERRITORIES, MENT Their task is to help ments with credit unions. FERENT prior's own brother, past—stands a few hun- gentle, happy friend of ABORTION LAWS TO I n fact, employees of POPE people solve their probPAUL VI SENT HELP CONTROL dred yards from his Erasmus and of the new POPULA- Brother Jan Vrbiks. lems—money is only a banks have their own .3RIEF MESSAGES OF TION GROWTH. home against the back- learning of the ReformAnother court in Brno c redit unions — with GREETING TO means to this end. IMPORTground of Chelsea Old tion, the man of conhearty approval of their ANT PERSONAGES. The current laws per- rehabilitated RedemptorChurch, now Anglican, science faithful to death, Fathers ist Bretislav mit abortions only if the HIRE PURCHASE employers. which he and his family belongs to us all." These included Mohamhealth of an expectant Vanek, Josef Groz and attended. COMPANIES Idris I Al Mandi Al At the unveiling which mother is considered en- Vladislav Hub. They were THE DIFFERENCE med Sanusi. King of Libya; St. Thomas More's suc- was also attended by the It is wrong to say that dangered by the preg- sentenced in 1962 to pricredit unions compete It is reassuring to be- His Holiness Cyril VI, nancy. son terms ranging from cessor as Speaker (chair- Apostolic Delegate, Arch. with the hire purchase long to and to do busi- Coptic Pope and PatriThe cabinet's proposal 14 months to two years man) in the House of bishop Domenico Enrici, Commons, Dr. Horace prayers composed by St „ompanies. of Alexandria. would extend ness with your credit arch the legal- on charges of activities King, A credit union is essen- union where gross sur- Egypt; unveiled the statue. Thomas More while he Gamel Abdel ity of abortions adverse the to Czechosloto intially a place to "save"— plus earnings are re- Nasser, President of the Cardinal Heenan said: was in the Tower of Lonvakian republic. clude sociological reasomething hire purchase turned as interest on the United Arab Republic; "The important thing don were read by the con panies do not allow members' savings; as re- Maj. Gen. Gafaar el sons and the likelihood about Sir Thomas More local Catholic pastor and nor want. Furthermore a funds to the borrowers Nimieri, Chief of State of an infant being likely is not his martyrdom but the Anglican vicar. credit union's sphere of who created the surplus; of the Sudan; His Holi- to be born with a con1 . 4p4nonirvit...r.indProv.iro4,......••••••••••••••Narov....4r4.44,~#0,.............e. influence is very limited or set aside in reserves to ness Basilios, Patriarch genital disease. THE AMERICAN MOON indeed—to its member- protect the value of the of the Establishment ship, or Common Bond, members' assets. VOYAGE POTENTIALLY of the Established Orthodox Church of Ethiopia. HAS BOTH PLUSSES AND W.A.O.A. THE HOLY SEE HAS MINUSES FOR THE PEOTo Patriarch Cyril VI. OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Pope Paul said that CONFIRMED THE ELECTHE WORLD, 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK 611880 "while flying over the TION OF A BENEDICTINE PLE OF 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY Res.: 67 1685 CARDINAL Mcland of Egypt, we recall BROTHER AS NEW AB- PETER so many wonderful BOT OF ST. 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NEWS FROM IRELAND

MISSION NOTES . . .

FROM LOCHLINN MACGLYNN

• A city m revolt against religious discrimination

This city of Derry, in the United Kingdom, has had its large ajority gerrymandered into a minority on the Corcatholic m Donegal and, judging by the life of the city. He pota tion for decades. the stream of cars I met and his wife spoke the As a result of Civil Rights pressure in the last nine months, on their way back to old Irish language. to Among the first Derry near midnight, local authorities were replaced by a Commission. four send him congratulations with everybody the perry The other side of the wheels had been to Don- was the Catholic Arching, the absence of proit was pledged to re- motion-prospects and story? Mr. Brian Faulk- egal for a civilised Sun- bishop of Dublin and progress, but forms and other effects of long- ner, Minister of Develop- day. has so far solved noth- standing discrimination ment, says Derry is NEW KERRY working for its own despollute the air. BISHOP truction, that the outIle revolts, and police

Apart from the well-known Pontifical Work for the Propagation of the Faith, there is a Pontifical Missionary work, that of St. Peter Apostle. This has as its exclusive aim the building up of a native clergy in the missions.

Primate of Ireland, Dr. McQuaid.

GOLDEN JUBILEE

been have DEAD CITY Michael breaks can score away Monsignor Father Eamonn Casey, activities than ever ruthless This is a dead city, the industries he hopes the 42-year-old director Hamilton, Parish Priest more 13 the past two months. like many other areas in to bring it, and that one- of the Catholic Housing of Nenagh, County TipTo Catholics have these Six Counties where third of all the new jobs Aid Society in London, perary and Dean of Kilcreated in this part of a native of Fines, Coun- laloe, has celebrated the gen murdered allegedly power has been based (there for fifty years on religi- the U.K. in 1968 went to ty Kerry, who has been Golden Jubilee of his batoning police by appointed the new Bish- ordination. Among those ?we funeral attendances ous discrimination. Many Derry. of 20,000), and in the sec- reforms here have been In the BOGSIDE area op of Kerry, is a priest present: his sister, Mrs. ond case (that of Sam promised in the last of Derry, one of the for the times — these of Maureen Dowling, of 42 - year - old, year, but of course regrowing concern for so- Melbourne, back from Dewey, trouble-spots where polmembers nine), issues, He has an Australia for the first cial of strengthen can forms father ice went on the ramprecord time since she went there of his family have alleg- the foundations of pow- age and smashed catho- outstanding e that a group of pol- er, although (if carried lic windows, and are now among the Irish Emi- 62 years ago. The Gaelic o entered their home out) will be useful on the "keeping out," I saw grants in London. There Athletic Association had are a million Irish-born a friendly interest in the nd blitoned him into un- surface. blocks of new flats, and in Britain. He event; the Monsignor is consciousness and also people As I walked through more under construction teat other members of the streets, some of them among older houses. But succeeds the well-loved described as the only Bishop Moynihan, who clergyman to have broadthe family. Catholic streets where catholics say they want at 84 has asked the Holy cast a radio commentary mat was four months the police have abided by houses, and not be be See to relieve him of pas- on an All-Ireland final hosin survived an ultimatum to keep put into Catholic resergo; he responsibility, and and also to have refertoral home pital, only to die at out, there were shutter- vations, to follow lowertransferred to reed an All-Ireland. been has July. — ed broken windows grade occupations. In See of Suatitular the Relatives of both men, and some feeble humour Catholics told cia. Bishop Moynihan, AMONG RECENT Many the on notices printed in urged and their priests, me that social welfare too, is a Kerryman, born DEATHS that there be no retali- shutters saying "vision" benefits, educational fac- in Rathmore in 1885. ation, but anti-Catholic had been interrupted ilities and medical and That of Archdeacon planning and that normal viewing CITY LAND groups are Andrew O'Brien, P.P., are services while would be resumed as similar provocation Ennismore Space for building in Marshalst own, six Counties the — good despair about jobs, hous- soon as possible. get £100-million a year overflowing Dublin is corthy County Wexford, from Britain — but noth- really at a premium. 36 a native of Forrestaling compensates for the acres owned by the High town, Clonroche, ordainBUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS feeling of being second- Park Convent at Drum- ed in St. Peter's College, HOPKINS MIGHTY MART class citizens, the heri- condra, in the Dublin Wexford. 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH. tage of an almost-feudal suburbs, sold at £334,000 GAELIC GAMES system that has persist- by auction on the open Public Auctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. ed here for half a cen- market. ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 Provincial finals are tury. ktMI.# the way to the pointing PROTESTA NT likely finalists in the Britain is seriously PRIMATE big All-Ireland finals to worried about it all, and be played as usual at Propopular Dublin's even British ConservaGARAGE and SERVICE STATION Archbishop, Croke Park, Dublin, in testant dehave newspapers tive All Classes Motor Repairs, Panel Beating and Simms, September. In senior Otto scribed the area as Bri- George P ainting. It from Lifford, Co. Done- football, Cavan, Offaly, slum. political tains Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS to was refreshing to leave gal, has been appointed Kerry are througi GIVES PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS semi-finals, national the Ireland. of Primate this sad city — where I the When in trouble Ring 28-8373. Dublin will miss him, while in Connacht, Galhad to walk a mile to was admired by all way and Mayo drew in he 10 at find a cup of tea final. p.m. — and return to and took a full part in the provincial

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During 1968 there were 43,704 seminarians in mission countries receiving aid from the Society of St. Peter Apostle. Of these, 7,340 were major seminarians and 41,364 minor. There were 421 more major seminarians than in the previous year showing that the

decline in vocations now being experienced in some western countries has not spread to the missions. The above figures do not include either the 419 seminarians from mission countries who are students in Rome (and directly supported by the Sacred Congregation 'de Propanganda Fide') or the seminarians in Australia and New Zealand (872 major), \vho a re supported by their own bishops. Receiving aid from the Pontifical Work were 476 seminaries-85 of them major and 391 minor. Seven new seminaries were openg;1 in 1968. Two of these were in Asia (major seminary in Calcutta and a minor seminary in Colombo, Ceylon), and the other five in Africa: one in Togo for late vocations from Togo, Upper Volta, Guinea, Dahomey and I vory Coast; and four minor seminaries (in Upper Volta, Madagascar, Rhodesia and Congo —Kinshasa).

Distribution The seminaries and seminarians were distributed as follows: 37 major seminaries with A frica 2,407 students (988 theol.). 229 minor seminaries, with 24,665 students. 31 major seminaries, with A sia 4,400 students (2,056 theol.) 129 minor seminaries, with 13,458 students. America 5 major seminaries, with 326 students (131 theol.). 21 minor seminaries, with 2,463 s tudents. 11 major seminaries, with 49 Oceania s tudents (17 theol.). 14 minor seminaries, with 590 students. 149 major seminarians and Europe 188 minor seminarians.

Over 11 Million Dollars During 1968 the Work of St. Peter Apostle distributed $10,934,671 in ordinary aid (for t he upkeep of seminarians) and extraordinary aid (construction of seminary buildings, etc.) To this must be added sums for the upkeep of the College of St. Peter Apostle in Rome and scholarships for priests from mission countries studying in Europe, bringing the total to over 11 million dollars. It should be noted that, of this total, the sum of $5,887,895 was received from the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The rest of the money was received from collections specifically for the Society of St. Peter Apostle.

New Priests During 1968 a total of 645 new priests were ordained in mission countries dependerit on 'Propanganda Fide'; 423 in Asia, 172 in Africa, 31 in America and 19 in Oceania (not counting Australia and New Zealand). The perseverance of seminarians seems to be greater in Asia (and particularly in India and South Vietnam) than in the other continents. In India the seminary of Alwaye alone produced 74 new priests last year, Ranchi 23, Hyderabad 19, Poona 19 and Bangalore 13. In South Vietnam, in spite of the war, 83 of the 570 major seminarians were ordained to the priesthood during the war.

The Local Scene $ 7,448.10 was sent last year from the Archdiocese of Perth to the Society of St. Peter Apostle. Students in the secondary schools and colleges between them col lected S6,814.56. Only $633.54 was offered by the general body of the faithful. Your offering for this most important work would be gratefully r eceived.

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TUART HILL WIN GRAND FINAL

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BY I. MISSEM The Lovell Cup which is virtually the mixei Foursome Championship of W.A. was decided Iasi For the third year in succession Tuart Hill won the Y.C.W. Football Grand Sunday in rather inclement weather ( By TIPIT ) at Ro4 Perth, and was won by Final in dashing fashion John Muller and Miss patsy • In probably the best footbal l match of the Best from Nick Hater and Estelle Morris. aldine Andrew, Apple- .* FRIDAY season, the Demons beat West Perth in a game In the first quarter O'Callaghan * SUNDAY Jacinta Francis Amess (7), 80 cross (11). Terry Gale, of Royal W Tuart hen Hill won the toss highl ighted by grand football by both sides. Basildon Rd., Lesmurdie, (7), Bristol St., Coorow, AUGUST 17 or AUGUST 22 Perth, continues to play chipping approaching and kicked with a seven Perth converted a 26 point deficit at half-time always try to basketMarys Mount, swimming, Coorow Primary, * WEDNESDAY have because I fine golf, as does Russell have the ball finish so to-day stil l keep goal breeze but only cannot Yvonne Cox, Embleton Petra Campbell, South to a two point victory. The Demons' comeback ball and swimming. I football. Parker of Nedlands. that you have an know you will forgive managed to score 5.6 to (12); Bernard Sweeny, Janet Sefton (5), 27 Fremantle (10); Donna AUGUST 20 ranks favourably with any of their past years' uphill great news for you al l. I 23 (4), Baird Fiona Terry Gale and John putt. Down-hill Bedford Park's no score. letters I received Karrinyup An added interest Ewing won Roche Isaia, Bentley Claremont (11); Halina efforts. The Cardinals had devastated Perth in putts art me i{ I do not answer all the Forward St., Goomalling, Rodda St., Morley, Kin- Colquhoun, the American often shorter Bedford Park in the secnames whose drawing, cutbirthdays to dergarten, all NolMargaret Hillis, (8); Happy could be than Tony Buti, Collie G intowt, Bridgetown you. Australian (9); playing the first half, by playing champagne football. Kindergarten, the from Foursomes ond quarter scored 1.1 Event at return putt! lamara (10); Peter Haw- (8); Rosalind Nulsen, (12); Gerard Forrest, ting out, singing. ists this week. single sculls champion l my with dolls. The local team must be deemed unlucky to reon Royal Fremantle over 36 and as is evident from a Melbourne is really Reg Free, Terri don, Cloverdale (10); Manning (10); Margaret Narrogin (12); COMING of Tasmania, lose. However, when your points tally exceeds Carmen Baird (5), 23 EVENTS for my big news! When Pope Paul was the score were com- going to the dogs. holes with rounds of 70 Now Dennehy, East Kalgoorlie Kevin (10); Murphy, O'Reilly, Merredin (11); S who hopes to compete unday, Aug. 17, Forward St., Goomalling, your goal score, you invariably lose games. pletely outclassed by and 71, which augers Fremantle (8); Louise A lastair peaking to the crowds on Sunday morning Dog racing has bein the titles. Kenneth Paul, Forrests Cummings, day Bowl at LakeBirth. playing Kat. Kindergarten, Tuart Hill who scored come one of Victoria's well for their defence of rinyup Smith, Joondanna (6); Claremont (11). field (11); Mark Pemberhis trip to Africa he told them about • Outright favourite for the premiership It has been a long time Course. Aug. 18 to a fter with dolls. 2.3 against the breeze. they how and was the everyone Rentin, Willagee Australian ton, York (7); Terrina, Marilyn Fourmost popular sports. happy pennant is now the Demons. Teamwork inevit20, W.A. Ladies' Goif how between strokes since The third and final Bowen, Felicity Myaree colours (8); somes Championship latBrown, clothes. The Bourke (13); exciting Sarah-Ellen During the most 1968-69 seaably counts over a period of four years. Their Union Country Meeting dressed in quarters Tuart Hill went son TAB punters bet an Australian has dom- er this month. Louise Hickey, Wembley Stoneville (10); Timothy * THURSDAY 84 Oakover St., East hats feathered (4), big wore They wonderful. at inated W.A. the opposition must real ise that Perth rarely sucEuropean Club (Mt. were further ahead through £22,000,901 on the dogs — Laver, Nollamara (14). ( 14). Fremantle, going shopDennis Bell tells me Yokine AUGUST 21 ). and danced for the Pope. Pope Paul was like cumb when the chips are down. the agency of their ruck an increase of $7,000,000. sculling scene. ping. is starting to play bethappy. Aug. 21 to 31, Aust, Christ among them. They made him Seven years in fact The tallest man ever L. Van Boheeman and Darrell Kent, Northam * SATURDAY • The view of some supporters that coaches The jump in betting is when Stuart McKenzie ter, so our State pros- Amateur Martene Fimmel (3), to live was 8' 8i- inches to see the sick, the poor him brought rover T. Morris. For BedWren, Barbara (13); MONDAY * hey Championship! T are found wanting, is without much foundafantastic considering off finished six successive pects in Adelaide in the at Royal Lockhart St., Como, 125 tall. He was born in leaders. Crowds came from far and ford Park D. De Burgh Adelaide. their Bayswater Neil AUGUST 23 (10); and near future are looking course betting on dog years of dominating the tion. It must be remembered that three big playing farms. Strange that I have 1918 in America and died AUGUST 18 fought hard in the ruck Dufall, Mt. Yokine (7); to see him and get his blessing. ear n racing started only 27 Diamond sculls at Hen- brighter. name coaches are in their first year. The man Gabrielle Fimmel (5), in 1943, He was Robert not again reminded niy to a badly beaten roving Genevieve Moore, SwanLeoni Barker, LeederThe Rottnest Island a t the helm can only produce the goods when W hen I looked through my New Testament Robyn Chinnery, Scar- bourne (11); Jan Melvin, ville (13); Rayma Farrell, 125 Lockhart St., Como, Wadlow. ley, England. readers — both of thern! division. They played months ago. the and Peter Cup was contested last — out that It seems that VictorCathy Yealering (10); Wayne Karrinyup (12); Raya borough (10); St. Pius X, drawing, he has a big enough pool of good players at After winning a silver valiantly to the end that the paperback last week I found The tallest woman ever Broadbent, Swanbourne Brown, Tuart Hill (14); Rex Okely, Palmyra (9); painting. Tuart Hill 15-13 de- ians are dead-set pun- medal at the 1956 Olym- weekend and resulted in "Love That Golf" (e,edar Apostles too went out to visit the sick and his disposal. Coaches can only adopt hard and was 7 feet 6i inches. She feated Bedford Park 2-4. ters. pics, in Melbourne, Mc- a win for C. Moyns with Book No. 31) provides t hey even cured them. I don't think the Pope fast rules, when they know or feel their own O'Callaghan was born in 1882 and (14); Henry Coleman, Lionel Hendry, Kalgoor- Patricia Harney, BeaCarmel a score of 3-up. Total TAB turnover them bless did he but Africa, Goalkickers for Tuart Kenzie went overseas informative and inter. cured any sick in (5), Bristol St., Coorow, died in 1904. She was a Palmyra (13); Robert lie (12); Maureen Yates, consfield (13); Eleonora dedication has made inroads into the mental WEEKLY TIP for racing, trotting and and dominated sculling Nicoletti, Westonia (11); Muradup them. for peace about Hill, T. bring Morris top goal (12); Keith Bosco, Nollamara (9); and esting reading. Primary, draw- native of Greece. try Coorow did approach of their team. a nd he One of the great things Gina Pannone, Karrinyup Miles, Floreat Park (13); Kaye Biddlestone, Jarkicker with 6 goals, W. dog racing raked in a from 1957 to 1962. ldren. Nice to see the name Y ou must pray for him, chi ing. about golf is that even • Someone mentioned recently the loss to the The brightest artificial (12); Phillip Murray, Kathryn Charles, Collie randale Magnell 4, J. Smith 4, and record $187,503,280 last Shane (10); of one of my readers God bless you all, we lesser lights can sources are 'laser Kondinin (5); Sharon (14). l ight game of former schoolboy champions who P. Grayson 1, D. Deering season. Adams, Mt. Yokine (12). figuring in the list of "catch up" on the experts SPORTS QUIZ beams.' The astronauts Rusell, Myaree (9). And what's more TAB fade out. Probably the main reason is that a 1. BROTHER JUNIPER. winners last week. I when it comes to apFor Bedford Park, E. officials expect the $200 lot of local talent, somewhere around the 1. What Australian swim- placed a laser reflector hope his reading of this, proaching and putting. Ashman 1 and A. Baroni million mark to be pasmer is the the title on the moon recently. By thousand mark, is absorbed each year in column has been a conW.A. could aptly be Practice and thinking sed this season. 1. My Birthday is holder of the feminine means of this beam sci- * TUESDAY tributing factor! League, Reserves, Thirds and Fourths. Chances can make up for muscle entists will be able to named the Best hockey players. Tuart state. swimming record for AUGUST 19 of breaking into the set-up are slim. Backmen and physique in these Hill: T. Morris, L. Van the English Channel? tell the exact distance of years of age I am now are easily found. However, rovers, centre-line, Last week the men's phases of the game. the from moon Boheeman, J. Smith, W. the 2. For what sport is the Stacey Cattalini, Freteam big ruck-men and forwards are always at a won the Australian Magnell, J. Aram, D. The big thing in golf term 'receive a cap' earth. mantle (7); Peter Wood, Australian rowing is championship for the Name premium. To crash into top-class footbal l, Deering and J. Burke. i s designate national selecgetting the to used oldest Boulder (10); Jo-Anne approach The currently at a peak folseventh time in eight you need physique, height, speed off the mark, Bedford Park: D. De Bayswater shot up to the pin. One tion in a national flag in the world is that O'Loghlen, by Rod Evans Parklane Service Station kicking with both feet, and last but not least, Burgh, M. Colgan, A. lowing our silver medal years. Address PreJacqueline of the first decisions to team? of Denmark known as (12); Perth North St. win eights in the Fitzgerald at the Baroni, A. Cossom and T. Over the past 15 years make is the club you CRACKER LAD showed the ability to play in a variety of positions. (Danish shaw, Floreat Park (8); Danneborg present the is the Who 3. Mexico Games. Giles. Phone 28-4670 it has been a one state by his good run in the Wimbledon Champion? Cloth). It dates from Bradley Sheridan, Hilton • There are exceptions, but we are fast apTherefore, rowing en- event. WA. has been will use for the short The fairest and best Zaimia Novice that he approach shots, When were the Olym- 1219 and consists of a Park (13); Gail Archbold, 4. and, if proaching an earlier retiring age for league votes were counted last thusiasts are certain to stripped of the title only in: pecialists will soon return win; a S you are last held in Aus- large white cross on a Swanbourne (11); Susan a long pics marker footballers. Youth must prevail. West Perth's School M onday night. The keenly follow the Euro- four times in that perCurran, Cloverdale (9); fling cheque for Snow let me suggest red background. tralia? you leave t rio, Bill Valli, Keith Miller and Alan Watling Y.C.W. player for 1969 is pean titles at Klagenfurt, iod. Johnstone, Anne Therese West. Jim the wedge and the 9- Lamer and 5. What was the name of jig-saw largest The M. Colgan of Bedford Austria on September are proof positive of the very talented "new • Oil Heating Sales and Service Hobby Jan (14); But if you think that iron out of your consid- This horse was the the most successful puzzle ever made had R oleystone 10 Park. and 14. blood" showing the way to the lukewarm Henry Mt. Hanrahan, is something to crow erations. I think it was medium of a first up racing yacht in his- 10,400 pieces. It measur• Electronic Tuning and Repairs (14); Hank Diepenbroek, secure senior players. Experience will always about you haven't check- Bill Bolger — a leading plunge some weeks ago tory?. ed 15 feet by 10 feet and East Cannington (14); Please fill in the coupon above in BIG LETTERS and send it be needed, but the gap is getting less and less, ed the women's record N.S.W. Professional in that may have been a was made at the special Colin Gear, Nollamara to Brother Juniper. "The Junior Record." 450 Ray Street, Pertia. lately. a s the tempo of our game increases each year. the fifties — who said, little premature. saog.i TEz U .SO4MI%1Sal79 M '/1: 11 of a man in Tex- (12); Phillipa Morris, so that when your birthday comes around he may greet YOU Oa request They have been defeat- "Limit markers can cut SINGLE PHASE, owned =-)21oa5J 2urN Act patmo • It's nice to see those tigers get some more as in 1954. Jennacubbine (11); Ger- this page. ed only three times for their handicaps by 10 and trained by veteran E. of their bite back, teamwork is being used -£68I) (SE6T g DIAMOND the title since 1938. strokes if they leave the O'Malley gave a pointer stm much more often, and the beneficial results 1q3tA I&OI aq Current titleholders. wedge and 9-iron shot to an early win with a SPECIALISTS must be gratifying to coach Dennis Marshall. the side is keenly prepar- from close to the green good run in the Opera 361: -vs 0a9 1q : u I 14ZA 1 Lu. ou : TlI onon sai J°.asu n: ISI • Hassa Mann's nice philosophical approach Trinity A3 hockey team has had an unsuccess- ing for their defence in to the professionals and Stakes. This Mallant later this low-markers". His sug- Masty likes a wet track to the deterrents of defeat, have earned him pozi -E ful year and it will not be until the 1970 season Adelaide For a watch to wear, or con. month. many friends in the West; perhaps the Bullgestion was to run up and first time these -ScOrra that the hard work put into the side will be a watch give, you to at And from all accounts with a 5-iron unless a ditions prevail be on dog's coach feels while you cannot win them spuo will always find the evident. the other states will bunker had to be nego- the opening quote. a ll, you can go to the wall fighting. -aas Lg pug salnulut p erfect model in Veteran Howden Mc- again Twenty - three players have a hard task tiated, but I believe one IMPERIAL GIRL was a O mega's unrivalled have been used in the Donald played last Satur- wresting 69 smog 6 uT iauum-13 • It's amazing here in the West, the number the crown from can use a 6 or 7 iron big run in the Valentine c ollection. atil 'mums own Aau team and on only one or day at centre-half back. W.A. of players who automatically go back yards to with equally good re- Standard and just failed two occasions has the It was his second game -PAS Jo ITIODIN PtrIrl take their kick (with no one on their Mark), sults provided one prac- to catch Bernlight. This same side played in conin six years but he a fter they have marked the ball. If you're tises. Therefore run-up mare is by Good Brandy showed he had not lost secutive weeks. going to draw your opposition, creation of IF YOU ARE NINE with the iron of your and staying could be her Four of the players his touch. He will probthe loose man is necessary, otherwise you choice and remember business. tried have now been used ably play a full season OR OVER— Australia's most suc- practice make perfect! setup your team-mates. successfully in the Al next year. COMMAND by EpaulI N cessful walker Noel Select a "point" on The team has been team. They are Martin TRY THIS • Wests and Subiaco will be probing each ette out of Dame Corm Omega Seamaster Maloney, Kevin Fitzpat- coached by Mr. Ron Fitz- Freeman is determined which you want the ball owned, trained other for weaknesses, when they meet on mander is Models from $5800 Draw and colour a rick, Michael Mervyn and patrick and if his ser- to walk his way into the to land for its run up and bred by Harold Saturday, August 16, their clash will give footvices can be obtained Games side. Clyde Evans. towards the hole. This C ampbell. She wag picture of your church ball fans a taste of what they may expect for Other changes were again next year the team Then write what you A shock omission from "point" will vary with skittled shortly after the t he all important first semi-final encounter. should be in line for the Mexico due mainly to injuries. think of it underneath. team after the loft of the club you start but reports are very Several of the players premiership prospects. • Brickbats are the order of the day on T.V. clocking Don't forget to put world class use and the run you ex- good about this bay filly are having their first year and some of the body blows are rousing retimes Freeman is already pect on the green. So, and she should pay to your name, address and in senior ranks and they ribrant PLAZA ARCADE tuning up for next July's it is necessary to also At her only other sentment. Consolation is only around the age will you? acquitted themhave Hay Street End PERTH. view and assess the roll start she was a good THE JEWELLER 20 mile event. corner, September will see the clash of footEntries close Monselves well. Ian Pastana He recently sliced 2 and slope of the green. fourth. ball's giants, while the vanquished lick their day, August 11. at centre-forward has min. 16 secs. off the Briwounds until 1970. tackled his job manfully, l ift"""milminnow tish Empire and Comagainst more exoften • Should the place-kick be re-instated in the monwealth record for perienced players, and he West, shooting for goal wil l give goalsneaks the Games distance has come through the even more mental torment than they go A proven walker — he season a better equipped through at present. For instance Subiaco's PARK C . B . C . Leederville won a silver medal at G LOUCESTER RADo FL! , player. CCVERTMG champion Austin Robertson earns derision Kevin O'Brien at right took this year's Asso- the Rome Olympics and 7 30 QUALIFYING SPECsALISTS for his deliberation in kicking for goal. Should wing is a player with ciated Catholic College's was fourth at Tokyo, r I Banca, Gay Garrison, Sunny Times great prospects and his Football competition by Freeman will be one of any forward give the place-kick all the trim8.00—JACARANDA game last Saturday a clear margin of 12 the fancies if selected. mings, i.e., delay unduly in shooting for the against the highly rated Tommy Robert, Field Venture, Killaloe s ticks, pandemonium might break loose. Fans points from joint runtremenwas side YMCA Queen a ren't as placid as they were in the old days, dous. He has developed ners up Marist College and crowd appreciation can fluctuate to a dis8.30—JASMAN from the beginning of the and C.B.H.S. Highgate. turbing degree. Australia's bid to win season and is now one of Leederville owe much Nickey Nelson, Spring Forest, Tors Crag the best right-wingers in to Rodriguez Medal win- a world judo title seems RESULTS: Perth d. West Perth 16-6 to 9.00—HOYA HANDICAP the grade. He has plenty ner Alan White, son of destined for the mat. 1 4-16. In a game in which West Perth played of speed, good anticipa- Mr. and Mrs. G. White of Billie Barrass, Sir Alex, Stitchintime ' he better football, however, the local side Lack of finance looks WHEN IN KALGOORLIE SHOP AT— tion and a powerful cross Hill. Tuart also Alan caps ..'as unable to withstand the Demons' dynamic like shackling the Aus 9.30—FREE-FOR-ALL pass which helps other tained the C.B.C. under ;econd-half fight back. The red and blacks tralian judo team in this forward line players. He 18 team in the West Dainty's Daughter, Radiant Oro, The Rogue " -ame again after being torn apart by Wests to could force his way into Perth District League. He country. Competitors and offi- 1 000—MAGNOLIA s 'ake the honours in a breath-taking finish. the Al grade next season. won the West Perth cials selected for the s ,..ast Fremantle 17-16 d. Subiaco 17-6; East Otago, Gallant Nelson, The Hermit Kerry Burvill has been League's under 16 Fairest playing strongly. He gave and Best medal in 1966. titles in Mexico have to Perth 24-18 d. Swans 9-10; Claremont 17-18 the side good service at On present form he looks provide their own fares 1 0.30—FRANGIPANI South Fremantle 10-10. Codicil, Dranoel, Val's Girl the left wing before in- as though me may yet and expenses. R ADIO, REFRIGERATION The team was sihedulFIXTURES FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 juries forced the selec- follow in his brother's and ALL HOUSEHOLD BANCA BET: BEST ed for a 10 day tors to stay. use him at left footsteps — brother is Perth v. East Fremantle at Lathlain—PERTH. 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"COMPASS POINTS" The present issue of COMPASS, May-June 69, has two principal themes.

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SIGHT AND SOUND

C ATHOLIC NURSES' 6U1LD

ERED, isn't a real help fiery pulpit is always a of England, to dispel the suspicion. little so. In fact ,he is visited, the famous Firstly, it has the irritat- right out of John the ard TV ing new publisher's trick Baptist and this wasn't burgh anddebate, E the stu of not telling the reader comfortable listening for Pill, Sex and Calif° that it is a random col- e veryone. Dismissing etc. This is a gooq The monthly meeting The first is the con- lection of essays and Muggeridge with long ra- f or plane of the Catholic Nurses sciousness of Christ talks and therefore Mug- tionalisations simply be- food for a or beciv, brilliant scored a Australia Western Guild will be held at St. quick about Himself, His mes- geridge has not been cause he stings a little is meditation on eighteen months ago when it John of God Nurses' \vhatl, first over sianic awareness and a compelled to think out a pomposity far worse be wrong with us Home, Connelly St., Subielectronic Videomanew the his new all ntroduced Christian posithan any of his posings. reflection on His psychoi aco, on Tuesday, August tions to any clear point. His familiar campaigns Jesus — SUNDAY, AUGUST 17 — sight and Sound method of teaching logical personality. 19, at 7.45 p.m. He is obsessed, for in- are present here: the Malcolm RediscoveN tic Muggeridt t yping. This is examined stance, with the impend. panegyric on the Church Fontana SUNDAY MOVIE: 8.00 SUNDAY THEATRE: Guest speaker will be 4.15 MASTER CLASS: Dan- 8.00: paperback 9k ing collapse of the instiour newly-elected PresiMoonlight ia! Barenboim on Beet- "Since You Went Away." "On Bay" against the theological existence months eighteen only fter tutional Church, Rome A dent, Miss Helen Bailey. hoven: No. 6 Sonata for The story of a family dur- Young lady with penchant use of personality as in Edwards Centre, nearly 2,000 the Topic for the evening; piano in C Minor, Opus ing wartime, told entirely for baseball and singing the official teaching of alas included, so the at theology of a People of will be "Nursing in Tranwithin the home, and falls in love with youth the Church. There is a 3. God seems to escape people have either learned to touch-type very practical and useful sition". Supper will be dealing with its trials and who has other ideas. up this method brush to used have him. He is drawn so sinor served afterwards. triumphs. Stars Claudette Stars Doris Day, Gordon catechesis on this which t yping. will assist the non tech- cerely into the Mystery Colbert and Shirley Temple McRae, Jack Smith. Those who are unsure of Our Lord's Death in a nical reader to keep their holding potential of Parkes' inof transport—MTT buses feet on solid ground world engulfed by sin positions in vention. Sbath brought in leave from the Globe — MONDAY, AUGUST 18 — when pursuing newer that Redemption seems Marconi. As a team, Niccolo Machiavelli's "Mandragola" Hotel, Wellington Street offices and s hard p e to i t i l i h TPet ° hi i t e r u yt t a t i a onyr n t find a voice. (The l thoughts on traditional Parkes, Sbath and Mar—any bus which traveLs, Potion), a sixteenth century Italian COMEely, is -• 7.55: HERE COME THE 7.30: erth. P SHOWCASE '69: 9.10: THE NURSES: teachings. coni perfected the Sight Muggeridge the conalong Cambridge St. is Sight and he tt BRIDES: One To A Cus- Host Gordon Boyd intro- "Witch Of The East Wing." Week and last found Hay Street twenty Centre instructic cameraman and in Sound n visited the Sight and Sound method to the Our The other theme is vert, then, is more enter- be the first production in a projected suitable, alight at the can you tomer." Several brides re- duces the next group of A dedicated nurse keeps polygenesis and a sum- taining than series inoaWrn unitdh point that it is now in de- boys from Aquinas College pursuing the course of in .ruct10n5. profound. plays at the Octagon Theatre. General Section of St. only in type to ceive proposals from one contestants who display difficult male patients in mary of original sin There is mand throughout the the man whose John of God Hospital, an uses It hours. man. The programme their welve talents This will be the first weeks, on heat line with a combination theories all of which is soul has really been t world. the Nurses' Home is opWednesdays ns ich, device t n s iNovh stars Robert Brown, Bob- number 9/B of Showcase of benevolent tyranny and suitably accompanied by touched by the It does away with endSpirit of major dramatic presenta- Saturdays at 8.15 p.m radicates posite. by Sherman and David '69. e unorthodox methods. Stars a practical description of Christ. However, he is tion at the Octagon since the Octagon memorising and Ke4ti:e mtit for tilt Theatre builds up confidence and less fik.ws .to.44. ;vt: )0.4 f-4,t tto; Soul. Shirt Conway. Annual Retreat will be drudgery. practising the new baptismal rite really more at home the Melbourne Theatre the University. ; through tiff ncourages Cik$ 4ki ffIff Zkl e on Saturday and held For further computerised precithat is soon to be intro- thundering against the Company's production of With Ka tifit afit 111 infor chievement. 1 . ** W' . tfft Sunday, September 6-7, Wt. completely — TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 — this sion, sensuality and inanity of "Henry IV Part 1" at the tion, please phone a duced. :St a* Pt E4A wt, lac la 4, fa Arr itz• Festival earlier this year. Octagon Theatre an at the Franciscan MisIA a* t.11 automated system trains PI 1.0 (IA COMPASS seems to our age. It's all a bit fg at at ORPEDOED T 1969 marks of Mary Retreat sionaries the 6439. fifth react to O muscles r, 194. repetitious S.11;* the 7.55: HAWAII but FIVE-O. 8.30: then qas. the IRONSIDE: TV4 "Due 9.40 SPELLBOUND: With have a virtue of not betf;1 "ita centenary of the birth of House, Victoria Park, at "Ways Of Love." Steve Process Of Law." Mark interantional hynotist Mar- ing too pretentious. It is Torpedoed during the directly. This is done Niccolo Machiavelli, best 9.30 a.m. Fee for the SunMcGarrett has himself Sanger attempts to find tin war, James Parkes, the without any conscious Saint James and well within the range of sAriief ali$V141, 'IfiXotoz • u• known to the world as a day only is $2.50 each. committed to a Californ_ the killer of his girlfriend, Compere Gary Meadows. serious lay catechists as javentor of Sight and effort. Fascinating com4:gfie es..*.tr,s•-p4, , • pungent and perceptive Fee for the full weekend Ian prison in order to ob- with disasterous results. iSound, found himself in binations of light and • 6;4, •\ well as teaching relipolitical thinker. Yet like Retreat is $6. Saturday sound sequences activate tain information on a S tars Raymond Burr, Don a rehabilitation centre. gious. Time for which ' Electrical the many other an great session begins at 9.30 a.m. men was of reflex natural He missing jewel collection. Galloway, Barbara Anderperiodical, of course, is the Renaissance, Nurses wishing to make his Officer in the Merchant rhythms of the nervous son. the burning question of talent was many-sided, the Retreat are asked to Navy. A typing course, system. the day, but this review him put and would the Mother Suphis said, play contact "Mandrahey t is worth a try. The layout — WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 — erior at the Retreat gola" is still considered SIMPLICITY right. Parkes had never is a little dull but it House (6 3459). Each be Italy's finest handled a typewriter. He seems to have two vir- Villa-Lobos: e o Violao— to ITSELF training 7.55: MISLEADING CAS- 9.30: WEDNESDAY MOVIE: 9.20: WEDNESDAY MOV- tues currently: usual nurse is responsible for comedy. the ound f it's local Vol I. Mauricio de OlivIt demands no special ES: "Right Of Way." Mr. "Dark Waters." Heiress is IE: "Lullaby Of Broad_ and moreover paying her own fee. method clumsy anJ The director is Aarne it appears eira, viola°. Ace of Clubs Haddock fights for his being driven mad by rela- w ay." A feature of the Fes Singer, t.It nearly drove him feats of memory. No extouring to be surviving, now in Neeme, newly appointed $2.95. right to ramble, and need- tives in Louisiana. Doctor abroad, decides on a sur- its third year. val of Perth in 1970 razy. So Parkes decided ceptional finger dexterprevious knowI speak no Portuguese, Resident Producer at the be less to say, gets into saves her from death in pri.se visit to mother in an Australia•wi do something about it. ity, no All Hours—Phone 45 3995 COMPASS. A theolo- but I know what I like— Octagon Theatre. This is needed. typing of ledge he work, trouble on the way. Ser- t he swamps. Merle Ober- States with near catasof years After will be his first produc- short story competi and Sight most fact, I n gical periodical. and I Sacred manually like ies stars Alistair Simm. this. De tion in Perth since acting on, Franchot Tone. ( AO). trophies. Doris Day and U PHOLSTERER run in conjunction w developed a operated instruction ma- Sound students have Gene Nelson star in this Heart College, Croydon, Oliveira is one of the as assistant producer to a West ( R. & M. Kanarisl Australian S leading virtuosi of the Philip Parsons' produce. It worked but only never touched a typeVic. 75c. ea. one. day newspaper. their first before writer guitar and he makes tion of "Richard III" at m a limited way. Lounge Suites and Kitchen these twelve studies by the Perth Festival in The rapid development hour of instruction. The best five of Chairs Repaired and — THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 — All one need do is folthe prolific Brazilian 1968. Aarne Neeme first stories submitted will came 31 years ago. Recovered "INSTANT composer Villa-Lobos gained favourable notice published in the new Andre Sbath, a director low the simple, clear 9.25: TWENTY - FIRST 9.00: Antcpes a Specialty TONIGHT WITH 7.35: THE SAINT: "Time MUGGERIDGE" sound easy. They are with a production of paper—one each week of one of the world's directions of the VideoCENTURY: "An Incredible DON SPENCER: is an This Tutor. Matic Locally To Die." Simon Templar manufacturers of largest and Festival I — the Malcolm Muggeridge anything but that. Writ- "Little Malcolm and his 9 Miramar Street, Voyage." An extraordin- produced variety pro_ becomes the target for a w ith that wizened the ingenious electronic desaw ...... ex- ten when he was in Paris Struggle Against Doubleview, 6018 the author of each story pa typewriters, ary and instructive film gramme with host Don c ampaign of terror which of composed a vice hs$V5. will receive a in 1929, they are dedi- Eunichs"; since then, he pression on his up face the lights utor T action. The in system the of idea reasonable a conveys made inside Estimates Free different Spencer and co-host Bruce begins when he receives visual signal board, spe- This view of the Videomatic Tutor seems to defy an age; cated to the greatest of has had other notable of parts of a living Iviman Allan introducing special a cial tape recorder, loud- appropriate number as the electronic brain dictates and t he voice conveys. gift -wrapped will judging snake. nitial I all guitarrists, Andre successes with "Saved", he is 66. body by means of the end- guests from interstate and Roger speaker system, and Moore as 'The Segovia, and it has been "Tartuffe", "Hamlet", by a panel of peori oscope. overseas. master computer. Sound Saint' with guest Suzanne Probably more in- said that they are to the "The True History of nominated by the Austi directions are spoken by Lloyd. triguing is the fact that guitar what Chopin's Squire Jonothan and his lian Fellowship of WI Parkes, the invenJames select will They ers. he seems never to be studies are to the piano Unfortunate Treasure" Why do people join tor. judr,1 nal fi for stories — FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 — s till; there is always a or Paganini's Caprices to and "The Serpent". by a representative ear the Third Order of St. new debate, a new cru- the violin. Yet Villa-LobA highly accomplished from the Fellowship, Francis? RHYTHM Will Pope Paul VI visit Japan next year? To would surely enhance the 10.15: THE ED SULLIVAN 7.30 FRIDAY MOVIE: "A 7.35: propaganda potential. FRIDAY MOVIE: sade pouring from this os never loses the com- cast has been engaged Festival of Perth and from signals Flashing They are looking for a date, the Vatican's only public reply to the quesSHOW: This week special K iss For Corliss." Corliss "The Good Humour Man." i nstant personality or mon touch, for he is es- for this production of way of life which will en- the visual board and vernewspaper. guests Patti Duke, Paval, Archer implies, in a diary The mishaps and misadtoo early to say." sentially a composer for "Mandragola" including; 'EXPO '70' t he TV screen. Details of the compel.' able them to live a more bal instructions are election has been, "It is still Your Father's Moustache, that she is marrying a ventures the people. His immense Maurice Ogden, Michael tion and entry forms Kt Christ befalling a co-ordinated. tronically -like life and they The Vatican will parThe Muppets and Tom wolf. Based on a Broad- "Good Humour" man and But with attention TWENTY FIVE YEARS For a career in pro- out put is largely popu- Wickers, Peter Julian, the ate have, with this desire, re- They stimulate your naticipate with artistic conAFTER Jones, who will sing "It's way play. Stars Shirley his girlfriend. Stars Jack vocative journalism he lar in character, though Pat Skevington, Pat King, available from of the Festival of Pert ceived a special grace tural receptivity. They now on the Pope's visit ChrisNot Unusual," "Danny Temple, David Niven. In January, there were tributions to the Carson and Lola Albright. has been uncanny in resting on a classical ba- Helen Neeme, Rob Antill, University of Wes from God—a call to fol- create a psychologically t o East Africa, hope that news reports that the tian Pavilion at the 1970 Boy," "Delilah." seeming to have been in sis. Always pleasing to Glen Hitchcock and Jim Australia, Nedlands, W low Him. "learning effective World Exposition. all the right places at the the ear, often fascinating Vilee. he wil l come to Japan Pope was giving "serious The man or woman, rhythm". 6009. A stamped, posright the times apparently-onsideration" to c — SATURDAY, AUGUST 23 — and sometimes exciting, The Vatican will send a "Mandragola" ( T h e dressed envelope shoull toy or girl who hears The extraordinary suc- during 1970 continues sibility of visiting Japan a Socialist and religiously Villa-Lobos has tried — Love Potion) will open be enclosed for reply. this call considers God's cess of Sight and Sound display of nine tapestries in 1970 on the 25th anni- of Raphael and Van Dyke 9.30: MOVIE PREMIERE: 8.15: SATURDAY NIGHT 8.35: SATURDAY MOVIE: non comformist home in and on the whole suc- on Thursday, August 28, Entries close at 5p Promises are more im- is due to the nature of very much alive. his youth, the Indian versary of the atomic painting, "Xavier". Now anyone ccn learn to touch type in 12 hoUrs with Sight "Bandwagon." Sorg and A T THE MOVIES: "Battle "The Winning Team." 1969. 1, ceeded-in providing ecember and will portant play D for three system itthan the appeal the instruction A Colony in its day, Mosombing of Hiroshima. b and Sound, the amazing audio visual teaching system. No as came up subject The dance star Tony Hunter Of Bloody Beach." World true story of pitcher of our materialistic soci- self. The verbal and worthwhile Gro- cow in the thirties, war- something more slow. tiring months of practice, just 12 one hour day or Some interpret this as May, 1968, when hasn't made a movie in War II. Young American ver Cleveland ety and rejects the idea visual ingen- early as signals, The invitation extended another possible indicaevening lessons and you'll be able to touch type easily and Alexander, time Intelligence, Punch, for most people. The iroshima's Mayor SetH three years, and in need Finds his wife in the war- one of the all-time that the only efficiently. ones who might so-called "good iously combined, enable to Pope Paul to visit tion of the Pope's intent greats and now the ever-present of money, sells everything torn jungles of the Pacific of life" here is the only you to "predict" well in suo Yamada, during a Hiroshima sche- to visit Japan. was American baseball. interviewer when none miss out on his charm audience, invited private Over 1400 West Australians have clready learnt to touch w except a few personal pos- islands working for the Stars Doris Day, orthwhile aim. advance the typing direcduled to coincide with Ronald but the interviewer will are the icy Viking breed. type at the Sight and Sound Centre. Phone or write for his visit to Paul Pope sessions. Stars Fred As- guerillas. T he Stars Audie R egan, Frank Lovejoy. of anniversary simple practical tion you are about to reI look forward to the the 25th Most observers view be left for that last grand details today and discover how simply you can gain this Street, Perth 235 Newcastle city. The Pope expressed R ale of the taire, Cyd Charisse. Murphy. ( A ). Third Order ceive. second volume of this the atomic bombing of , the essentially commerskill that can bring more pleasure out of life and put more programme. "deep interest" in Japan, Licensed Plumbers R epairs a SPeciaitl gives the helm necessary dollars in your pocket. The importance of this that city. However, the cial aspect of the world to willingness For this reason there is set. I regret, however, a and Merchants , t o live the life of the method of instruction bombing has exposition as a deterring Hirm:hima ardware my Phone inability 28 to 7424 speak H a temptation to suspect R ELIGIOUS PROGRAMMES ON RADIO THIS WEEK: uoqpel and extend God's for those who intend pur- accept the invitation "if been made a focal point factor to a visit to Expo for the dININPV.I.4.41.~11,4,11,41.4" his Christian conversion. Portuguese, possible." k.Ingdom on earth of anti-American senti- '70. Nevertheless, promprofessional suing a by sleeve — which obviousTHURSDAY, AUGUST 21. Daily Devotional: 6WN, 10.15 a.m. Father A. Ing good example givMannix of so much publicised rely contains much informJapan Times col- inent Christian leaders, ment. career cannot be underthe to month, same That Adelaide. cently, as a shade stage neighbours. 1111111111111111•11111111111•111•11•111M•11111111111111 Masaru Ogawa including umnist estimated. out Episcopalian III It holds regovernment Japanese I would -•• • - , • e about Sight & 5 el managed. This book, ation is in that language Pranciscan "What recently, observed p & C 111 Bishop possibilities enormous seriously Hinsuke EVENING MEDITATION: 6WN, 11.50: Father Peter Little of Melbourne. Yashiro, meetings was Detai.s please, by post or phone. portedly 111 J ESUS REDISCOV- —in small type at that! are held on IN .... hone..._..... the 4th Sun- for greater speed in iscussing the details of P MI NAME IN a OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS P of the month at St. learning and conserva- da state visit to Japan by was started as a humani- chairman of the Chris- el ... ADDRESS "ban to campaign tian Pavilion Committee, IN atrick's Church, Murray tion of time. Groups are Pope Paul. The press tarian CONSULTANTS ill CONTACT LENS ,Stre DO YOU READ 2101 trothet , West Perth. Bus instructed daily during cited the Pope's contin- the bomb" has been com- together with 1,000 Jap1-lay 'IN THIS WORLD?' PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 215° at HavelockStreet, alight holidays and this could ued efforts to end the pletely subverted into an anese Christians, have • WILLIAM SIGHT & SOUND CENTRE : 154 STREET ... . Street. Next well be a profitable way Vietnam conflict as the 5364': !fl IF NOT, YOU , 456 Hay Street, Perth. 6000 FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 32611 24eeting of spending holidays for reason for the possible ideological and political given their signatures to August at 3 Sunday' OUGHT TO. ••• P.M. COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET tool." The papal presence an invitation. many young people. lsoasimassmossasimulaglaf invitation. I Order it from '77' - NOW.

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