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STATEMENT BY THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS OF AUSTRALIA C ivilization recoiled in horror when the inhuman atrocities of World War II were brought to light. Today the world is witnessing, with too little apparent concern, similar horrors. A civil war has been raging in Nigeria/Biafra for more than two years. A rms are being supplied to both sides and no end to the conflict seems to be in sight. The origins and aims of this conflict are confused. An undisputed fact is that large numbers of innocent men, women and children have been dispossessed of their homes, t hat thousands have died and many more thousands face the threat of a terrible death by starvation as long as the war continues. The International Committee for the Red Cross and Joint Church Aid set up avenues to provide food and medicines to both Nigeria and Biafra. Joint Church Aid, consisting of Church groups from many countries and headed by Caritas International set up an airlift into Biafra when and and sea access became impossible. The cost of mounting this mercy airlift has been over $100 million. Australian Cathol ic Relief and Austcare have made and are making substantial contributions towards this relief work. However, very difficult restrictions have recently been imposed which have hampered and, in the case of International Committee for the Red Cross, s uspended relief flights. The supplies of urgently needed food and medicine have dwindled, with fearful results. Hundreds of thousands of our fellow members of the family of God will die of starvation because of the failure of world authorities to t ake adequate action. We, the Bishops of Australia, wish to add our voice to those of others and especially of Pope Paul who have pleaded on behalf of the innocent victims of this war. The Australian people have shown tremendous, spontaneous generosity towards their unfortunate brethren. The Australian Government has sent s hipment of flour to assist refugees In the name of charity and mercy and in the interest of human life and dignity, we appeal to the Government and people of our nation to take any further possible steps to alleviate t he misery and suffering of these people and to bring this senseless slaughter to an end. On behalf of the Catholic people of Australia, 1 0,000 contributed to Project Compassion is being sent by Australian Catholic Relief as a further gift. Despite diplomatic or political difficulties, we urge the United Nations to take up this c ause, particularly with a view to influencing t hose nations supplying arms to both sides. We pray and we urge all those who hear our voice to pray a just and peaceful solution to the problems which impede the development of Nigeria/Biafra and for the innocent victims of starvation and disease whose premature deaths are a daily reproach to the conscience of the world.

'By far the most impressive ordination ceremony held at the Cathedral in years". This was the verdict of many priests and people who a ttended St. Mary's last Sunday. Outstanding among the relatives present, and there must have been hundreds, were Rev. Father Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Miller, left, and the priest's grand mother Mrs. M. Miller, Palmyra. Mrs. Miller ( senior ) was the mother af 14 children. Present with her at the ordination were her seventy seven grandchildren, and eighty eight great grandchildren. Here t hey are pictured as they have returned to their places after carrying the sacrificial offerings to the altar where they were used by the Ordaining Prelate, Most Rev. L. J. Goody, D.D., Ph.D., Archbishop of Perth, the newly ordained priest, and five other concelebrants.

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prejudices of yore (as seaendin e rthhern er I‘1 rI.enow eland' free children for true corn. munity. This is the way ' of true religion. low-citizens who happen "Few will question the to be Roman Catholic, worth of private schools, the more readily will both to those who are that communion lose privileged to attend them traces of exclusiveness." and to the community at he asserted. Their greatest An Anglican Church leader has given his support to state "I yearn to see Austra- large. worry is ever - rising aid for parochial schools and urged other Anglicans to do the lia rise above the mean fees."

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Bishop K. J. Clements of Canberra and Goulburn told the annual diocesan synod that Anglicans should change their attitude toward state aid for private schools as the Cathol ics have done. He said the unity of Australia should be the concern of all, especially of t he prime minister and the government.

are also of a different growing dialogue. It also temper from their ante- expresses a growing incedents in such matters. volvement with movements engaged in broad CHANGING social activities which CHURCH do not necessarily have a "Life is not static. The religious basis, as well as Roman Catholic com- with persons of other munion, because of the faiths. Many of us could ( Second) Vatican Coun- recount incidents which cil and other influences prove this beyond doubt. is a changed and chang"Against that backing Church. Its former ground I express my exclusiveness attitude to the state aid anxious - Australian Roman rapidly passes away. It for which our Roman Catholics of today for the demonstrates a genuine Catholic friends press most part are of a very desire for fellowship in and which our politidifferent temper from the deepest sense with cians will in large meatheir forerunners," the Christians of other com- sure provide. That there bishop said. "Further- munions. is a financial and staffing "It is anxious to learn crisis for such schools more, they delight in it. said, after his audience, I hope also that Austra- from as well as to con- no one can deny." the Pope had told him: lian Anglicans of today tribute to the present "I would love to go to NEW SPIRIT Australia ,but whether I Bishop Clements said go is in the Providence that "because of the new of God." spirit emerging in the Roman Catholic Church, Father Brian Walsh, The Vatican Secretar- tariat said. The scope of such a policy will be no Melbourne Diocesan Director of Australian iat For Promoting Chris- the mixed group will be threat to national unity," Catholic Relief, was re- tian Unity has announ- to pursue ecumenical but rather that "it will ported, after returning ced that it will set up a dialogue similar to com- rid Australia of one of from Uganda—he was mixed study commission missions already set up the most divisive and bethere during the Pope's for talks with the World between the secretariat devilling factors in our and the Lutheran World short history." three-day visit—as say- Presbyterian Alliance. Membership on the Federation and the secre"The more open, genering that His Holiness was expected to visit commission will be an- tariat and the Anglican ous, and concerned the nation is toward our felAustralia in 1971 or 72. nounced later, the secre- Communion. He added that "true unity can be assured only if there is justice, justice for all" and that "whatever the ultimate fate of parochial schools, -the sensible policy for the immediate future is that the state should assist them to continue, provided the state schools adeare themselves quately supported."

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SIR,—In 'The Record' If your child was Fr. Georges H. Tavard studying overseas would A.A., ecumenical theolo- you like someone re, 450 HAY STREET, PERTH. gian is reported to have sponsible to keep an eye With regard to the said, — "so maybe soci- on them, to help When SIR,—Mr. Freeth in his ety is not as secular as necessary, to make a speech of August 14 on question of State Aid to International Affairs did schools: although indewe may think. However, home - from - home for not suggest "substituting pendent schools are to I think we are supersti- them; in fact, to take for the American alliance receive $16,000,000 in the tious not religious. Per- your place? Ulcers have a way of making things uncomfortfinancial SIR,—I feel I must write sonally, I don't think the forthcoming with c oexistence Of course you would, able for those afflicted with them. For a time butchers of Czechoslo- year, the total increase in disagreement about an we should pray for this And students coming their more malignant effects can be postvakia". For one thing in Federal spending on article printed on the kind of thing. If success here need just the same be Women's Page of "The depends on computers t to is poned by the use of temporary palliatives. Russian intervention in education hing. A consider- Record", of September and $73,000,000. not was zechoslovakia C I mathematics. But when an ulcer is as deep-seated and maligThe Co - ordinating Mr. able part of this will go 4, entitled, "Alcohol—The don't think we need but "butchery" nant as the issues at stake in the disturbCommittee for teacher increased nto i Freeth referred to it in Imperfect Diet". prayer. We can't expect students needs overseas ances, riots and arson in Northern Ireland people to strong terms as a "per- training to create an exThe author states that a miracle to bail out act as guardians for there comes a time when 'cures' and palliaof panded teaching force. doctrine stunicious fails." science if science, can"Alcoholic beverages dents attending indepen. tives alike are useless and nothing but deep limited sovereignty". For The cost of education is theoloa is he Maybe a as regarded be not dent schools here next surgery can hope to be effective. the rest he indicated that largely the cost of paying source of nourishment," gian — whatever that year, and also host fairu. the Australian Govern- teachers. Thus it is useSuch a crisis has come upon the Six Counties then goes on in de- may mean — however, if lies for some of them. and education boost to less If ment had been acquainhow they that is the sort of rea- you can help please ring of North East Ireland, legally designated describing tail ted with the Russian de- money beyond a point body. good the makes that to soning injurious Mrs. are Northern Ireland and illegally called Ulster. Harnett, at Austrasire for a system of col- where there is not suffiBeer is an alcoholic theologians, we may be lia-Asia House (21 4902). Unnaturally born, the misbegotten child of lective security in Asia, cient teaching staff to beverage, and according better off without them. connivance and intrigue, in an age when the that Mr. Gorton on Feb- absorb the extra money. a Latin American For no matter what a cry of 'Home Rule is Rome Rule' fell upon ruary 25 had suggested Step one in reducing to Hernan Perez, man is or does he canchemist, provide to is sizes class that non-aggression pacts ears only too eager to stir up fears in the be considered not be or do without may beer between countries with more teachers. Step two, minds of the Protestant minority which it healthiest of all God. paythe for providing of Asian the in interests then was. It has from birth been afflicted He is quoted as Mary King, region would be bene- ment of the teachers, drinks. with a great ulcer. inclusion in "Its saying, Esperance the come when ficial in reducing inter- can only diet must be only Those administering it have contrived for fifty national tension and that extra income of teachers the The monthly meeting considered beneficial in would con- is trained. years to stave off the ultimate fate of all such Australia of the Catholic Nurses' both for — cases all sider objective proposals s tatelets. The upsurge of the Civil Rights Guild will be held in St. The only other items of healthy or for ailing peofrom Russia. John of God Nurses' Movement and the enormo.us cross section State school claims are ple." He goes on to say The Gorton Govern- for abolition of parents' Home, Subiaco, on Tuesof the population which it incorporates fast provides beer that ment is realistic. It activities in providing The first meeting of day, September 16, at leaves no doubt that at last the younger energy, carboknows that a small amenities and possibly caloric that fact the Central Theological 7.45 p.m. the to salts, awakened mineral have generation power such as our own one for free text books. hydrates, Guest speaker will be "Beer may Commission established vitamins. and their forebears have been living a lie, in the can do no good by ignor- In W.A. these items gross the health- by Pope Paul VI last Mr. C. Lee, Secretary of name of freedom. ing Russian overtures about $500,000 p.a. equal be considered iest of all beverages," he April will be held in the "Inebriates Advisory for reduction of interna- to 1r, of the To designate the cause of the strife as religious education says. Rome beginning on Oct - Board" who will speak tional tensions; it cannot vote and, at the cost of in an unreal and shallow assessment of the on the "Rehabilitation of the cber 5. urthermore, F a to send great power parental responsibility in situation from people who like to pose as It is expected that the Alcoholics". author of a recent book political coventry with civilized and educated. All Catholic nurses are any useful result. As education, could readily about beer, Cyril Pearl, meeting will last only son of a former Perth a few days, probably less welcome at meetings. Catholics we must ap- be met. Many 'cures' have been tried in the past but to jeweller, states in his that a week. An agenda Subscriptions are payprove of peaceful moves no avail. The 'cure of pandering to the deby that Captain Cook for the meeting has been able to the Secretary book and Governments mands of Orange bigots; the 'cure' of trying Yours, etc., tons of beer on sent to about 30 theolo- each month. four pray had that may sucthey to forget the ulcer; the 'cure' of acting before ceed. Paul Donnelly. board the Endeavour, in gians who were appointlonger no ulcer the though as the world a voyage around the ed members by the Pope. existed. All have been tried and found wantworld of three years and Details of it have not ing. thirteen days, and lost yet been made public. The theological comonly one man through This has involved all kinds of injustices to the Last Sunday night's disease. mission was one of three minority a — minority present Catholic social continued to fulSIR. — While we rejoice As for Our Lord's comIt's also been noted new offices established c reated by discrimination in housing and that a certain measure of mand to "go and teach that beer is beneficial to by the Pope in April to fill its important role of employment, and not least by dishonest integrate to helping justice is to be granted all people", it is ignored the teeth since it is carry out the programme election tactics. It has involved a two-faced to Catholic Schools, it completely. For almost a usually brewed in large of renewal called for by newly arrived Irish policy of sweet reasonableness before the would be wrong to over- century in Australia, we cities where water is Vatican II. It is attached migrants. This month world and of harsh though subtle repression look the fact that the Catholics have been so floridated. Thus this beer to the Doctrinal Congre- there were fifteen new corners. Church itself is commit- busy saving our own reaches areas of the gation. a t home. serious injustice souls that it's no wonder count, y where there is a ting A novelty of the evenisolation the Commisthe Most of necessitates ulcer The cure for the against thousands of its that the whole of society no floride in the water. sion's members are dog- ing was the awarding of of the causes and hence only a complete own Catholic children. ( ourselves included) has Beer is an alcoholic matic theologians of var- Irish products as spott ransformation in the Six County ConstituFor while we argue that gone to the devil. So it beverage and I know I ied schools of thought, prizes. tion will satisfy the needs of the people. it is the duty of the State is time to realize that the would not have good but there is a substantial On Friday, September to provide equal educa- whole system of Catholic healthy teeth and a good Mr. Callaghan is to be commended for his representation of scrip- 12, at 8 p.m., it's Cell for tional opportunities education needs to be re- healthy body if it were ture scholars and some efforts to restore peace and order to Northdancing night at St. AloyALL children, we may thought and reorganized not for my almost daily of moral sius' Hall, Henry Street, ern Ireland. Time alone will tell whether he fields the from still more convincingly in order to make it rele- glasses of beer. theology and the liturgy. Shenton Park. has laid the axe to the root of the problem. argue that it is the duty vant to our present-day sincerely, Very the o f the Church to provide society. Perhaps a few Only the abolition of discrimination and 'Name and address an adequate Christian cherished traditions and restoration of equal rights at the ballot supplied. CathALL for formation household gods will have boxes, and equal distribution of housing and In of olic spite children. What matter? go. to Civil the satisfy employment can possibly the Commonwealth Better that, than be September 14 (Red) : Feast of the Exaltation of Rights Movement and allow the people of grant, an expansion of caught napping in a Postdestiny t he Holy Cross and Sixteenth Sunday after Northern Ireland to decide their own the Catholic School sys- Christian world. Mass Proper. Gloria. Creed. PrePentecost. emocratically. d tem is not anticipated— face of the Holy Cross. Yours sincerely, at least not in the imT oo long a Gestapo-like oligarchy has been September 15 (White): Feast of Our Lady of future—so that mediate Margaret von Perger. untramand unchallenged rule to allowed SIR,—It is regrettable Sorrows. (2nd Class) Mass proper. Gloria. 40'; of Catholic children that there should be, on melled. Just as action in the streets has to will attend continue Creed. Preface of the Mother of God. occasions, controversy in achieved more in ten days than fifty years of Government Schools. 16 (Red): Saints Cornelius and CypSeptember "The Record" and in the diplomacy could wrest, so action alone— ( See "Record", August rian Martyrs. (3rd Class) Mass from the secular press, between positive, constructive action, more than fine 21, 1969). party about Gloria. Common Preface. Common. Catholics, phrases will have some chance of success in Whilst almost suggested nothing is It politics. 17 er (Green) : Mass of the preceding Septemb ridding the world of ane more trouble spot. Common is being done by the that those responsible Sunday without Gloria and Creed. Church with regard to SIR,—I note that in last for this, look at the "side Preface. (4th Class). lay adult education and week's issue of "The lines" of this figurative P#4P4P , #4',"•••4' er 18 (White): Saint Joseph of Cupertino, MdlhIP Septemb N...Pi"rjs"dPM.IPMAP.4PJPVP4,IPVWIPI'44P,iP, —with the exception of Record", you described political playing field, (3rd Class) Mass proper. Gloria. Confessor. some Y.C.W. and uni- Ian Paisley as a Presby- where they should notice Common Preface. versity groups—next to terian minister. certain types of spectaSeptember 19 (Red): Saints Januarius and Com. nothing to continue the cheering deceptively tors the If a communication religious education of panions, Martyrs. (3rd Class) Mass from published in last Sun- and urging both sides to s is it chool-leavers, cry- day's issue of the Lon- greater effort, whilst rubCommon. Gloria. Common Preface. Now have Tickets selling in the Mother of ing to heaven for vendon "Sunday Times", bing their hands with September 20 (White): Feast of the popular ZODIAC $50,000 First Comgeance that the total in laughing and glee emanating from Belfast, God (4th Class) Fifth Mass from the effort of the Church in Prize Lottery (Tickets $3 each, God. complete satisfaction. of Mother is correct, this descripmon. Gloria. Preface of the the field of education is The reason is that ( full book, $150). tion of him is far from being directed towards these spectators with the truth. Prompt return all Mail Orders. 60(; of the Catholic their pagan outlook and The communication heathen objectives, are children only. 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'GET INVOLVED' The basic objective of community development is an improvement in the standard of living, says a Welsh-born bishop from Africa. He stressed that missionaries must not only become in involved community development programmes, but must also study and keep in mind the government's policy and concept of community development +. 1-.2 in areas to which they are assigned.

The speaker, Bishop James Holmes-Siedle of Kigoma, Tanzania, last year set up a community training development centre in his diocese at a cost of about $50,000 and then turned it over to the Tanzanian government. He is now establishing an agricultural training centre that also will be turned over to the government. Addressing the concluding sessions of the Summer School on Community Development for Christian Missionaries in Dublin, Bishop HolmesSiedle also stressed the Last week -end two new priests were ordained for the Archdiocese of Perth in two impressive ceremonies held respectively at Shenton Park Parish Church and St. Mary's Cathedral, Perth. In the former ceremony, Rev. Father L. Apps, son of Mrs. F. E. Apps and the late Mr. Apps was ordained priest. (Right) : He is pictured leaving the church after the ceremony. In the background is Rev. Deacon R. ,,,•••••••••••*, Williams. The parish of Shenton Park and the new priests relatives gave a reception to the new priest and his friends afterwards. At St. Mary's Cathedral, on Sunday September 7, His Grace, the Archbishop ordained Rev. Father E. Miller priest. An overflow congregation witnessed a very colourful and dignified ceremony. The new rite of ordination succeeeded magnificently in capturing the attention and interest of all present and the simplified ceremonial made the ordination itself more meaningful and impressive. ( Above): The Rector of St. Charles Seminary, Very Rev. Fr. T. P. O'Reilly, CM., c ongratulates the newly ordained priest. Afterwards Queen's Park parish and Fr. Miller's parents gave a reception in the Parish Hall, Queen's Park for the new priest. .

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A realistic and practical approach to problems was the mark of the Australian Bishops' Conference which met at Mount Alverna, N.S.W., from September 1-5.

It was an additional to make a concentrated meeting, called primarily drive to encourage suitto consider the agenda able people to offer the Extraordinary themselves as lay misof meeting of the Synod of sionaries. To help in this Bishops called by Pope a co-ordinating body is Paul for October. The to be established. This Australian delegate to will assist the various this Synod will be the groups in Australia at president of the Austra- present recruiting lay lian Episcopal Confer- missionaries. F inal arrangements ence, Norman Thomas, were also made for the Cardinal Gilroy. first meeting of the NaThe Bishops did not, tional Catholic Educahowever, confine their tion Commission in Candiscussions and decisions in December. to the Synod agenda. berra A notable step forward Many matters of immediate import to Aus- was made in the field of tralia were raised, and ecumenical relations on The Holy See is still settled. Nor were the the initiative of the noninterested in negotia- Bishops unaware of the denominational British tions with the Czecho- worldwide needs of man- and Foreign Bible slovak government to kind, particularly in Society. For over a century this settle many unsolved Papua, New Guinea. allotted organisation has distriwas Church-state problems, $2,000 the head of the Prague through Australian Cath- buted copies of the Scriparchdiocese told news- olic Relief as emergency tures in almost every language. The men upon his return relief for war victims in known has now offered El Society American central the to visit month's from a Salvador-Honduras con- to put its worldwide orR ome. flict. Another $5,000 from ganisation at the disposal Frantisek P roject B ishop Compassion of the Catholic Biblical Tomasek, apostolic ad- funds is to be sent to Apostolate. This generministrator of Prague, Cardinal Conway for the ous offer was accented disclosed to reporters relief of all victims of the by the Australian Episcothat he had discussed disturbances in Northern pal Conference. It has appointed His Grace the some of these problems Ireland. Archbishop as Bishops' with Eastern Europe In recognition of Interdelegate to co-operate in Day. specialists in the Vatican national Literacy this work. It is planned Council for Public Af- September 8, a special to establish a secretariat Ausfrom $4,000 of grant fairs. to ensure effective Cathtralian Catholic Relief He mentioned that he was made to establish an olic participation in this had talked to Archbishop adult education centre in enterprise. Agostini Casaroli, secre- Vanimo, New Guinea. tary of the council who This centre will be a has participated in num- basic step to promoting SOUND erous negotiations with literacy in the area. SERVICES Eastern European govwith concern This ernments, and to Msgr. Papua-New Guinea was Giovanni Cheli of the shown in other ways as council staff. well. To help establish Meanwhile, it has been closer relations with the reported that an official Episcopal Conference of of the Czechoslovak em- Papua-New Guinea its bassy in Rome took part president, Bishop Lee in explanatory discus- Arkfeld, S.V.D., of Wesions related to the open- wak, attended the meeting of Vatican-Czechoslo- ing as an observer. The vak negotiations. Conference also decided

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A DOMINICAN IIOW DEEP IS LOVE THE POOR? OF LOOKS BACK

"I NEVER QUITE UNWhen Bishop Kelly visited in 1898, DERSTAND THE WESTERN following on his Consecration in Adel- WORLD WHEN IT SPEAKS aide, he met Mother Mary Gabriel Gill OF POVERTY." from Dunedin, New Zealand. "It is always something 'out there,' separate from them; with He asked her if her could obtain a us, it is something inside us. It community of Sisters for him, to teach surrounds us l ike water around in the new gold field districts that were a fish; we breathe it; we live it." springing up so rapidly in his new Dio-

cese. A group of six sisters arrived at Geraldton in June, 1899; they stayed the night with the Presentation Sisters and next day travelled by buggy to the Front Flats of the famed Greenough area.

A CAVALCADE To their astonishment and possibly embarrassment, there suddenly appeared a large number of horsemen riding various types of steeds, shouting, cheering and hurrah'ing as they rode up at an alarming speed. Some had wild dandelions in the bands of their hats and without exception, all the riders had flowing beards. The cavalcade rode alongside the buggies until they reached the Convent, some five miles to the south. This was the accepted manner in the Colony of greeting the V.I.P.'s of the day. This was in June; by September two of the Sisters had left for Cue's Patch as the area was more commonly known in 1899. The first gold found there was picked up by t wo men, Fitzgerald and Heffernan in 1891 and they were directed to the alluvial patch, as was many another gold seeker in Australia, by

the poor are doing good for which they wil l be blessed. But hate and violence though they may be justified in the nern of Marx, cannot be justified in the name of Christ. In the last analysis, it was not Christ who started this demonic cry for violence. It started with Hitler.

REAL FRIEND

This brings us back to the concrete problem of the poor. Who wil l be their f riends? As soon as we begin to be honest with ourselves we wil l agree with St. Bernard that "no one should corn_ mend poverty except the poor", and add that no one can be a real friend of the poor unless he is poor. Christ was not a poor Man; He was a rich Man who became poor: "Who though rich, became poor for our sakes that through His poverty we might be rich." He was a This is the voice of an Asiatic speaking capitalist who became a proletariat; He to an African. "emptied Himself" and became so poor A s one hears about "commitment" that while "the birds had their nests, He "involvement" with poverty, one wonhad nowhere to lay His head." He ders if the time has not come to examine the depth of our concern for the of the temple because of their cheating crossed a line and never came back Under His inspiration there is arising poor. and chicanery. True, He did this, but this The present mood is to incite the poor was to purify religion not commerce or in the world a new race of men and to violence in order to get them out of buying and sel l ing. He never took up women who not only love the poor withtheir state. There are two justifications whips against Pilate who was the great out hating, but they also become identimade for violence: one from Karl Marx, aggressor. Then, too, even in driving out fied with the poor. New types of relit he other from the Gospel. The Marxist the buyers and sellers, there was not gious communities are springing up in approach sprinkled with a bit of Freud- great violence, for He gently released the world who so love the poor that they ianism, is that the poor man has been the doves from their cages, and left the never come back to poverty. Some alienated from society. When he was temple itself, which was the scene of the follow the example of that desert saint who lived among the Muslims —Charles primitive and tribal he was a part of the crime, unharmed. de Foucauld. horde or society. But capitalism has Even granted the fact, \tiny Jo the O thers, like Mother Teresa, drag made the poor man fee! guilty in two followers of Christ associate tove of the thousands out of the gutters in India to daring for him ways: (a) by accusing upset the capitalist system, (b) by in- poor with hatred? It looks pretty to and care for them. She will not permit ducing him to take welfare from the wear big yel low buttons placarding any one of her community to eat any system. How to rid the poor of this "Love" but does love need to be adver- better than the poorest of those they guilt? By aggression, revolt, violence tised. Is not the proclamation of love a serve. One day a week must be given disguise for vengeance and bitterness in entirely to prayer and meditation in and catastrophe. t he heart? Why is there more energy order that being lovers of the Invisible spent on labelling guilt on others than God, they may see the invisible image of SELECTED TEXTS God in every creature. They give the lie The other justification for revolt is the in reconcil iation? I n the parable of the Good Samaritan, to those who, out of love for the poor, appeal to a text of the Gospel which text is generally isolated from its meaning. the Lord did not say that the Samaritan put virtue and goodness in the second There is no limit to what one can do in hated those who left the victim in a place and become the sociologists of this type of text-selection. For example: wounded condition. And did not the violence. The prospects are bright. Poverty is "Judas went and hanged himself . . . Go Lord Himself, on the Cross, find an exnow and do likewise." The text to which cuse for crucifixion: "Father forgive beginning to be practiced by those who an appeal is made is that which concerns them, for they know not what they do"? love the poor. The Church is losing the Christ driving the buyers and sellers out Surely, those who are "involved" with chaff; the wheat is growing.

the Aboriginals. Tom Cue at no time ever claimed that he had found the Patch and actually applied for the Government reward on behalf of his t wo workmen and they did receive it in due course. Within a few days, there were 500 "speckers" on the site— walking over the Patch and the nearby "Pearling Ground", day after day turning over every stone with a forked stick, looking and hoping for the glint of gold. Only the sun's rays striking at the right angle would give the 'glint' if gold was there. Flowing down from the Patch in winter time, was a strong, running stream and these first speckers to the area camped on either side of it; it was a handy site because water was found at a fairly shallow depth all during the year. So began the first street in Cue; today, a band Rotunda stands over the original well which had to be closed due to an outbreak of typhoid during the nineties. claim to the highest bid- financial members in the der. Hefferman now de- Italian Club. To Day Dawn the cided that he would MY DAY HAS Sisters came in 1905 to strike out on his own. DAWNED There have been many open a Convent; they Tom Cue, a speculator local legends in the Cue had been travelling down and business man from area as to how Day Dawn from Cue, a distance of developed received its name. A fav- four miles, in a gig, daily Melbourne, the Patch to some extant oured one is that a shep- for a couple of years and then sold his pegged herd was sitting on a prior to this.

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THE MYTH OF UNCLE HO

It is no port of my brief, nor of any man's, to judge the life of Ho Chi-Minh. ersonal p But of his political career and his part on the international scene one cannot prescind from some opinions. It is said that one speak nothing hould s of the dead good but respect the this in nd a has surpress ecular s passed itself in si l ly encomiums. Suddenly, as a corpse, Ho ChiMinh became respectable—a kind of Asiatic Churchill.

Britain Lifts Rhodesia Sanctions For Jesuits

The British government has lifted its economic sanctions against br,akaway Rhodesia to • By FRANCIS GILBERT. allow the Jesuits to exshould—it could mean ventures at the moment. for Australia some kind And the Soviet is simi- tend a college for Afriof buffer between our larly embroiled both in can boys at Chishacountry and the inevit- the East and West—a washa near Salisbury.

half the world, it still has galahs. It is clearly a no real knowledge of the case where the birdnature of the beast. watchers have become When Kruschev came the word-botchers. They are full of expecto power, we were immediately told that Com- tations that are really munism in the Soviet only weak and washy de- able southward thrust of position not at all to her liking. had been humanised in lusions. If the Viet Cong Red China. the bluff, homely pro- fail to fire for a week it But however the cat DOMINANCE verbs that Kruschev is a sign of irresolution, ,it bodes nothing jumps On the other hand it threw off like a drunken if not of full-throated but ill for this country would put Russia in a peace. The press simply sailor scattering peanuts. and one can only wonder does not understand the dominant strategic posi- at Mr. Gorton's intranThat benign image was throughout the enemy or they could not tion The general tenor of rather badly sigence in the face of the smashed by this jaundiced journalese the Hungarian butchery have made their succes- whole of South-East Asia facts of international was and Ho Uncle one which that Red China sion of ludicrous prowas life. but it was somewhat obreally more a Vietnam- scured by the wretched posals for peace in Viet- could scarcely abide, interan than directly patriot straddling her nam. ese Ho Chi-Minh has left Suez affair. frontier with Vietnam. national revolutionary. us a sorry legacy but it Then when Kruschev ON THE FENCE China already has suffi- is hoped that the AusNothing could be more fell and was replaced by But for Australia, the cient internal troubles tralian electors will not frantically absurd. Ho the two pale grey characdeath of Ho Chi-Minh and worry with the be susceptible to the Chi•Minh was trained in ters who now preside in may menacing the sycophancy that Canhave far-reaching Soviet Moscow for the job of the Kremlin, the Soviet effects. and berra apparently wants Ho's great talent Sinkiang border revolution in Asia. His reached standards of re- was as a fence-sitter. He Mongolia without em- to extend to the probpurpose in defeating the spectability somewhat gladly received not libthe was French moral barking on imperialistic able beneficiary. but the similar to a British club support and arms from eralisation, his —according to the press. both Red China and the of Sovietisation, —Vietnam. The rape of Czechoslo- Soviet without being country vakia rather ruined that forced to choose between benevolent Uncle The sanguine image but it did them. Ho, wtih his ascetic, not prevent the ineffable But as the Communist If the permissiveness of society finspiritual features and his benevolence to his own Mr. Freeth and his de- monolith has dissolved ally lands the world into a shameless people—the myth of the partment from toying into a battle for world secular press—is rather with the notion that they power between the sexual quagmire it will largely have the rudely counter-balanced could play ball with the Soviet and Red China mass media of communication to thank and particularly as the by his utter ruthlessness Soviet. f or that sterile and empty world. former grapples for posiin plunging his country The Press is forever howling about how its freedom tion in Asia, Vietnam ' THE REAL into one of the most occupies an increasingly guarantees the health, and indeed survival, of democsavage, internecine civil VILLAIN important role in the racy. wars in history. But the point is con- ' courts because of allegIn all this the real vil- strategy of the struggle. • It is not Uncle Ho pet- lain has been the missed that ed incompetence in mensecular There may be a tussle sistently ting the children, but the press which never learns for the succession in freedom is only given to tal quality or responsisavagery of the Viet because it is not con- Hanoi but whoever gets people who are reason- bility. Lunatics are lockCong, that is the true cerned with the search the power may not have able and responsible. ed up. reflex of Uncle Ho. for truth but only with the manoeuvring skill of Insofar as a child is the search for sensation- the late President. He not fully rational and IN THE NAME NO KNOWLEDGE alism. may be forced to make a able to make sound OF FREEDOM This is the measure of So it is with the situa- choice between Peking judgments it is con. But the Press, or a the secular press out- tion in Vietnam. The and Moscow. strained in many of its look, that after more papers are all "doves" If the choice falls on activities. The wills of fairly wide section of A, than half a century of though, for my part, it is the Soviet—and there is elderly people are some- — and this includes radCommunism enslaving easier to see them as ample reason why it times challenged in the io and television — gets away with murder in the name of freedom and simply does not measure up to any kind of adult responsibility.

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This irresponsibility is best seen in the matter Father B. Connell of Albury has been recommended of censorship. by the National Catholic Rural Movement as National The mass media could Chaplain of the Movement in succession to Monsignor do a great deal to con- J. H. Larkins, who has retired, after many years sertrol the hysteria of the vice. time, not by suppressing Father Connel l 's new post will involve helping country the reportage of abnor- people to play an effective role in Church and local malities, but by putting community. He will also be responsible for co-ordinthem in their true con- ating the work of chaplains, publicising the work of text against rational liv- t he Movement and effecting liaison, with other ing and by greatly reduc- branches of the lay-apostolate. ing the amount of space wasted on them.

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The Swedes have reached an all - time moral "low" but at least they do not pretend to be anything but pagans. Our own bright spirits, on the contrary, have been brought up in the penumbra of Christian ethics and indubitably can distinguish right from wrong. They also know that reversions to ancient depravities cannot possibly be progressive. Why, in heaven's name, don't they stop being hypocritical and mealy - mouthed about lust?

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ties be expanded to service the middle and upper income mothers who wish to pursue a career or to take part in some profession or public service. It seems that such an extension of day-care services could deprive poor families of a specific help tailored to meet their needs, and it may be a denial of our present data on the mother's educative role. Much of the discussion on the role of woman in modern society centres on her equality with man, her educational and professional competence in areas of endeavour that were formerly maledominated, and her need for acceptance and self-expression.

the mothers in which they can learn of their role, and with the help of the Head Start staff, come to a clearer understanding of their child's specific needs. Although the Head Start programme is stil l directed primarily to the poor, the theory of Head Start necessarily touches every woman who bears a child.

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In light of this somewhat lengthy introduction, we come to the central consideration of this column, that is, the "Head Start Child Development Act of 1969", presented to Congress by Senator Mondale of Minnesota. The purpose of the bill (S. 2060) is to "assist children of pre-school age from low-income families". The bill also intends to help mothers of young children in lowincome families further their own education, obtain vocational education, or take some gainful employment.

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NEW DIMENSION i t seems to me that too little attention has been given to the fact that today's women are better educated, more socially aware and involved, generally more affluent and possessed of greater leisure time than ever before, and that these factors heighten her abil ity to provide a new dimension to motherhood —specifically, the educative dimension. Parenthetically, these same attributes are also positive factors in the husbandwife relationship at the very same time.

Head Start was one of the first programmes of PROPOSALS contains a Mondale's Senator the War on Poverty, and it was designed to help number of positive andbillimportant proposals. It looks to the establishment of prepare children from ghetto families — black child-development centres that would provide health, nutritional, educational mothers and childghettos or ethnic ghettoes — for entrance into and social services tofamilies. It cal ls for ren in low-income persons with centres of such staffing kindergarten or first grade. who are competently trained in those The idea of Head Start was based on our awareness that the environment of poverty failed to awaken the child's learning abilities. As a result, he entered school at a lower level of preparedness than the child from the middle or upper income family.

various areas, and it calls for participation of the parents in promoting and maintaining the programme at the local level. The bill also provides for scholarships to train young people for career work in the various fields related to child development.

gain—educationally—from all his experiences and relationships from birth onwards.

This 1969 Head Start bill also looks to the training and employment of the mothers of these children, and thereby includes an expansion of day-care facilities for the children. The more we learn of child development during these preschool years, it becomes increasingly clear that every effort should be made to avoid separating mother and child. Yet, for many poor families, the mother's works is the critical factor that helps the family attain enough economic stability to move out of the prison of poverty. For these families, day-care facilities are indispensable, just as they are for other families faced with a specific problem, i.e., maternal sickness.

The Head Start child received two or t hree months of special attention in the summer preceding his entrance into school, and the programme was essentially designed to expose him to books and toys, to an orderly schedule, and to a waken his abilities to speak, ask questions, and play with other children. In the short span of five years, the concept of Head Start has proved to be one of the most important discoveries of our age, while paradoxically, the success of the programme has been less than encouraging. In fact, not too many months ago there was some discussion of discontinuing the whole programme. The reason behind the paradox is that intensive research into the early years of child development has led to the conclusion that every child has much to

FROM THE CRIB I n effect, school real ly starts in the crib, with the parents and other children as the teachers. The importance of the mother in these early years is beyond evaluation, and although most women do reasonably well, very few are actually a ware of their ability, performance or potentiality. Our increasing awareness of the effects of the mother-child relationship has broadened the approach of Head Start. It is no longer thought of merely as a two-month summer programme in which children are prepared for school, but it now envisions a programme for

WilI EXPEL FOREIGN BENEFACTORS?

The professed policy of the Government, CenFrom the . . . tral and States, is to althe sufferings of leviate C ATHOLIC the poor, to bring about their development, to NEWS hasten their right to full S ERVICE citizenship in the Indian society. This, contrasted INDIA of with the Government's actions against missionnal's appeals have fallen aries seems incongruous. on deaf ears. The even conflicting. community has PREPARING TO Christian begun to despair.

Valerian Cardinal Gra- have been granted en- of the Central and State Regarding the Back- munity's lives and proof Bombay has, with dorsements of "no objec- Governments. Congress cias places ward Classes, the need perty including its great reluctance, issued tion to return". Others or otherwise, towards for more positive steps of worship. Christian institutions a statement on the ques- have already taken up Christian instituand to bridge the gap be- churches and personnel are causother in have assignments "I said, He tion. tween them and the rest tions, as also mosques been espousing the cause parts of India. A sizeable ing anxiety." He pointed of their countrymen was and temples. have been of foreign missionaries replacement by Indian out the hostile attitude infrenot of highlighted. There were the object been of the Government tohas with the Government of personnel blunt allegations by rep- quent attacks by violent ndia since 1954. Regard- effected. wards foreign missionI resentatives of the Hari- mobs. Now comes another ex- aries, who were doing misAssam 12 the ing jans and the Tribal peowork, The Christian Church's sionaries, the process of pulsion order, this time humanitarian ple that Government had best missionaries have negotiations began about involving an American apart from receiving failed to act quickly in devoted their lives and two years ago. In the Jesuit missionary, Father foreign aid for such removing the disparities. labours to the poor, for quit orders ,the Govern- John A. Morrison. He has activities. He wondered They warned that furwhom both the Parlia- ment made it clear that been asked to quit the why "the government ther delay may lead to a measures have spe- except in the three dis- country wihtin 15 days. should adopt such a ment social revolution which The Gov- tricts mentioned for se No reasons were given in policy when the people meaning. cial could not possibly be ernment's intentions on curity reasons, they are the expulsion order. It of India are at liberty to brought about without the surface are towards welcome to serve in means the severing of enter and establish instiserious political reperthe good of the poor other parts of India. bonds he had forged with tutions in foreign councussions. also, but both Centre and However, since the sud- a poor section of society tries such as the U.S.A. the States often act con- den loss of so many per- over 30 years. His lab- and Britain." TARGET trary to their professed sonnel in an area where, ours were with the SantIt is difficult for the because of language and hals, an aboriginal tribe Christian community to Regarding the Criminal objectives. other circumstances, re- in Bihar, in a remote appreciate the reasons Bill, the target appeared be corner of this north- for the attitude of the would The whole Catholic placement to be unscrupulous politicians or those with community is now fami- difficult and thus ser- eastern State. He had Government towards vested interests who ex- liar with the manner in iously cripple the work arrived in India in 1929 f oreign missionaries ploit circumstances to which 12 priests have of the Church, for two and never left its shores without specific charges, create communal dis- been asked to quit years I have been rep- since. He was in charge and their substantiation, often Assam. "Security rea- resenting matters to the of four small mission being made public. If a harmony. This stations in villages unleads to destruction of sons" have been ad- Government." is committed, crime Obviously the Cardi- traceable on any map. the minority corn- vanced for the expulsion. there seems no objection to the criminal being exposed. Until this hapPERSONAL SERVICE pens, Christians will live FULL CATHOLIC RITES in bewilderment ,trying MODERN PREMISES to reconcile the conflict E. W. (WIN) MEAD between policy and imPHONE ALL HOURS: plementation by Authority, perhaps unsuccess6 3482 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park 61 1158 fully.

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The Knights of Columbus, will study whether they should open their rolls to wives, daughters, WHEEL mothers and sisters of The latest and most a man to work. The exact members and thus form -Death no longer rides movements are opposite is the fact. delicate the midnight express— a women's auxiliary. I do not know her name. She is a little spring up, and a new affected first. THE CONFIRMED he sits behind the steer- The decision was taken b oom automatically The most human ing wheel, with drink for old living lady with her husband in a comes to the district. are of those ovements DRINKER at the final business sesm a travelling companion." For a while anyway. the thumb, and these are As a result of con- In this connection is is sion of 'the 87th annual Perth suburb. However, cities theminjured very quickly, as tinued alcoholic indul- well to add that even a meeting of the Supreme They are pensioners presence of people who selves are immense the writing shows, or gence, some of the effects small amount of alcohol Court or top legislative anY kind of delicate of alcohol on the human can double a person's and policy body of the and live in an old ram- go out doors at different laboratories of trial and movement in which the system may become per- normal reaction time— 1,200,000-member Catho- shackle house on a times, and are in the error, or failure and succoncerned. manent. The thumb is fraternal society large block now a l ittle place for different pur- cess in city buildings. character of and it can do so without lic poses; but are able to use Planners, the same as meeting Then the movements of the individual is modi- their in New Haven, suspecting that overgrown by weeds. many facilities in com- anyone else must learn speech are affected, and fied. The general intel- they are feeling the Conn. U.S.A. The Knights to form and test their Normally one would mon. next the delicate move- ligence, the will power, effects of it in any way. were founded as an exAround these connew ideas. Only time will tell ment by which the two the understanding, the never notice the house, clusively male associaNever, under any cirsupermar- if the suburb in question together. ability work but now it stands out structions, eyes to think and to cumstances, drive when tion 87 years ago. Under the influence of reason clearly, are in- you have had a drink. like a castle on a hill. kets, banks, chain stores, is heading for disaster or The specific resolution And why? Because it is bookshops, etc., will all not. alcohol the eyes work jured and weakened. The Your habits will be disseparately, so that the judgment becomes less arranged, your reaction passed by the supreme the only house left standperson sees double. accurate and balanced; time slows down, and legislation body author- ing in a whole block of Supreme Knight fiats. Afterward, such move- the memory becomes in- your judgment impaired. ises ments as walking are secure; the power of No one with alcohol in John W. McDevitt "to The scene reminded affected; but the move- voluntary attention is his body is fit to hold the appoint a commission to me somewhat of David C atholic Women's Subiaco. At their August ments of breathing re- enfeebled, and that of lives of human beings in which will be given the and Goliath. And I was League Nedlands branch meeting a presentation main to the last. calculation retarded. his control. Yet day and task of making a thor- just beginning to wonder kindly note their new was made to the presiThus, mental activity night, on all our high- ough study of the feasi- what kind of people meeting place, Loreto dent of the Sacred Heart R ESEARCH generally is reduced and ways, people who have bility of qualified mem- would be strong enough Convent hall, Webster Sodality, Mrs. D. SuckThe bad effect which a the work that is done been drinking dash along bership in the form of an to stand up to the vul- St., Nedlands, 12.30 p.m. ling, who is leaving the small amount of alcohol becomes increasingly in- at speeds which would auxiliary for the wives, tures peering over them meeting, Tuesday, Sep- parish to live in Inglehas on a motorist's driv- accurate, careless, and be dangerous even if the daughters, mothers and whenI spied the old lady tember 16, card party wood. A cheerio from Execuing is emphasised in a untrustworthy. driver were sober. sisters of members and sitting peacefully in a follows at 1.30 p.m. report of the Medical ReC ountry branches. tive to all sick members. to report back to the Su- chair, on her verandah. I search Council which By Sister M. PHILOMENA EARLE, B.Sc., Dip. Diatetics, preme Council at an ap- went in and spoke to her. Dumbleyung, Thursday Mrs. Keen is home again, and much better. states that even the propriate time in the No less than eight 18, and Northam and Dietitian, St. John of God Hospital, Rivervale Please remember used quantity of alcohol con19. Friday Kukerin, near future." estate agents have tried ( Continued) clothing for men, women tained in half a tumbler t o move the old couple. Bedford Park, card and children in the parof mild beer produces "a The Supreme Court acAll testimony, this All the above is bad tion followed a plea by They have offered them party at Mrs. Parry's, 36 cels for Balgo Mission, far greater variability, the whole world; large Harcourt St., 1.30 p.m.. and leave at Mrs. Polnot only in speed but based on scientific evi- enough amongst inno- McDevitt two days earl- sums of money, as well Wednesday, September lett's residence. dence coming cent and but from people, nothing also in accuracy and ier in his official report. as a new home unit to 17. Ten dozen small cakes carefulness." impartial sources proves compared with the re- He had suggested a live in. sults of alcohol in the Shenton Park members from each branch are restudy of the organisaVarious examples are beyond all doubt that as "But what good is the were very active prepar- quested for fete day, at home. Wife or husband given from civil and a beverage alcohol is not can suffer terribly. So tion's structure and pro- money to me now, dear," ing for the Ordination of St. Vincent's Hospital, military life, proving beshe said. "I know where Father Laurie Apps, in Guildford, Sunday, Sepyond question that men the friend of man. All too can children. The gramme to place more everything is here. I their Parish Church, and tember 28. who drink alcohol are who wish to be in per- cause of their miseries is emphasis on strengthenknow the garden is out the luncheon to follow, at this terrible Monster— South Perth branch able to do less work than fect health, who of control, but it gives us which they catered for need a child's pusher for wish all family ing ties. Alcohol. those who abstain. Athsomething to do. Even if several hundred people. an Indian family. Anyletes when training for I lost my eyesight, I They have also been visit- one able to help please Sports, usually avoid would be able to put my ing C. Class hospitals in rir4,- Miss Palandri alcohol because By Fran they hand on everything. their district and the 67 2217, or Mrs. Gabbedy know the harmful effect Martin Home in 67 3606. Besides.I have become Hungarian it may have upon their attached to the people strength and endurance. in When we are sunk knee-deep in nappies, sur- day, September 15. the neighbourhood. They All observers of the facts rounded by screaming toddlers, and are loudly Father Pat Cunningham all know me. Never a of life know that this is speaker will guest be the lamenting our lack of mental stimulation, it is SEE THE LARGE RANGE day goes by without so. Many of the greatest on "What is the Christian someone stopping to Physical achievements in time to assess our vocation as mothers. 12' L.P.'s AT— Life?" speak to me. This house the world have been help we will receive for we see cannot mothI f A mePt'.ng Lynwood: will go only when we done by abstainers; they will be held on Tuesday, have both moved on." • All Top 40 Hits ore avai!able have won all the, best erhood as a vocation we it. To be good and Chris- September 16. are handicapped from athletic records. And I knew before I W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. The the start. Sometimes tian mothers we must be Panama Canal was North Beach: Fr. Bede, said goodbye who would built motherhood has its own always on the lookout will be guest win this battle. 0.F.M., by abstainers; the work 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 rewards, but for most of for ways to improve ourcould not be carried out the time we need to un- selves, both practically speaker at a meeting at until alcohol had Mcof home Mrs. the SLUM BUILDERS been derstand this tremend- and spiritually. This is cleared out of the Guinness on Wednesday, way. ous vocation of love with an obligation which it 17th, commencing at 8 Why are we actually The most exhaustive which God has entrusted would do us well to think creating slums. The tenp.m. Proofs of this truth were us. When we can begin about a little more dency is to build bigger obtained during the First looking at our task in seriously than we are Subiaco: Mass at St. and more monotonous MARIST COLLEGE OVAL Vvorld War by careful this light—the burden sometimes inclined. We Joseph's Church at 7.30 blocks. Acres of them all and systematic immediately lightens and cannot hope to fulfil our p.m. will precede a rno-2t- grouped together; fiats kept in munitionrecords factor- our work becomes more task as mothers if we ing in Subiaco Parish looking like miniature ies. The total abstainers meaningful. are ill-informed or un- Centre on Wednesday, cities. Perhaps this is the from alcohol were the prepared. Mothers are 17th. Dr. Blackmore of only answer to our housmost reliable men Because motherhood is the prime educators of the Claremont Mental ing position; the evil is and the best CNR. LUCCA AND EMPIRE AVE., workers, and essentially a vocation of their children, and we Hospital will talk on with us,I fear, for good. the number of "Mental Health". them educate we by what love, we should see factory The trouble is that the accidents CHURCHLANDS Leederville: Meeting at rising families gradually after the fell rapidly everything we do as an are and what we do. Here, 'plug' a Mestichelli big for home, 6 extension the restriction of Christ's love of move out, and then at alcohol. This is very for us and an offering of the Majellans! They are Campsie Street, North the intake end the econs triking, ours to him. The more an excellent means of Perth, on Thursday, 18th, omic and social levels many people because have a false so motherhood means to us broadening our educa- at 8 p.m. tend to drop lower and belief that alcohol helps as a vocation, the more tion, re-assessing our OPEN HOLE-IN-ONE COMPETITION - TERRIFIC Executive: There will lower. values and maturing our be a meeting on ThursPRIZES TO THE VALUE OF N500.00 including magA slum is born. In ideas; which all, in the day, 18th, at 8 p.m. at the nificent set of P.G.F. golf clubs, bag etc. selected end, contribute to our Catholic Centre, 77 St. years to come town planand supplied by Professional Len Thomas ners will become convocation as mothers. George's Terrace. Secre- cerned with it 2 shots for 50c. Commencing 9 a.m. and running • and start And we cannot talk taries are asked to make an unslumming project. until 4_33 p.m. Additional prizes for nearest to the 2 35 Newcastle Street, Perth about motherhood and a note of the phone num- They are doing this alhee both a.m. and p.m. Licensed Plumbers love without referring to ber, 49 1707. This is the ready in the large cities Repairs a Specialty Phone 28 7424 the love husbands and number to ring if you of the United States. • FUN and GAMES Hardware Merchants wives have for each wish to publicise your • STALLS • WHEELS I t can be stopped now, other. Motherhood is Majellan Group's meet• TRACTOR RIDES FOR CHILDREN before it happens. Could really only a substantia- ings in this column. • TESTS OF SKILL FOR ADULTS tion of this love for each Country Groups should not the flats be mingled • TV and FOOTBALL PERSONALITIES with other buildings and other. We cannot be write to Maureen O'Cal• VINTAGE and RACING CARS G ARAGE and SERVICE good parents without laghan, 111 Hillsborough houses in the district; STATION A ll Classes buildings that vary in A fternoon Teas first being good wives Drive, Nollamara. Motor Repairs, Panel Beating and age and condition, inc atch the greasy pig competition and husbands. The more Painting. ,#4 ,411,141 , #04.4,004.4.####41,10.41 0 cluding a good proporchocolate wheels with valuable prizes: folding wives and husbands love Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS tion of old ones. All the chairs, chickens etc. each other the more capGIVES Santa Maria extime the old buildings PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS mystery wheel and many other attractions able they are of loving students' annual reWhen in trouble Ring 28-8373. are being replaced by their children and exunion will be held at new ones and change is pressing this love corBy ccurtesy c• gradual. the College on Sunrectly through example BUYING day, September 23. OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS and sacrifice. Down to earth people Phone celeMass will be will say that there must Phone 46 1328 HOPK!NS MIGHTY MART PTY. LTD. 46 1732 MEETINGS brated at 10 a.m. be a sufficiently dense 2 22 BEAUFORT STREET, Scarborough: Mass at JOINERS TO WEST AUSTRALIANS SINCE 1912 concentration of people, Morning tea and a PERTH. 7.45 p.m. will precede the Public and that the district chance to chat afterAuctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. meeting to be held at 174 SELBY ST., OSBORNE PARK must serve more than ward. 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A lways the law of levels holds good, and these hol alone. parts of the brain are affected less than the parts BEHIND THE above them.

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Thursday, September 1 1, 196,

OUT AND ABOUT WITH V.C.W. Our Man In Vietnam

National Council Y.C.W. QUEST The 1969 National Y.C.W. Council opened on Sunday, August 10, with addresses by Archbishop M. O'Donnell of Brisbane, Queensland's Premier, the Honourable J. Bjelke-Petersen, and the respective presidents of the boys and girls movements, Peter Mullins and Margaret Burgess.

Delegates from West- tainly be forthcoming on ern Australia were Anne this. Taylor and Father R. Norm Johnston was Doyle (Girls Diocesan elected to the National President and Chaplain) Executive, an honour and from the boys move- which reflects on Norm, ment, Norm Johnston, and on the movement Father Ken Keating, and over here. John Smith. From Bunbury came Janina ZechEQUALITY full-time owski, their reof the motions Smith John One worker. passed by council conports: "The council was a tre- cerned a 'fares equalisamendous experience. In tion scheme'. The scheme dioceses benefit Brisbane we had young will men and women from all whose delegates have the travel to parts of Australia, meet- f urthest ing to discuss and review (namely, us) by helping the past activities of the with travelling costs. movement and to plan This plan will enable us the next 18 months on a to send more delegates National and Diocesan or to send delegates C areer girl Quest entry is Helen Keating of ShenIN Australian Y.C.W.'s must raise $1000 to keep their man level. It is a pity that more cheaply, to future Park, where she is a member of Y.C.W.'s social COM Perth has not, and prob- National Councils. We in mittee. Helen, who was educated at St. Brigid in Vietnam, Neil Cush, in action for another year. ably will not have the op- Western Australia can West Perth, is now a second year student nurse at Neil has already been in Vietnam for one year helping portunity to play host to develop a sense of isola- R oyal Perth Hospital. She wants to travel, but unliki tion and it is of para- many with wanderlust, has definite ideas where such an event. Australian soldiers feel a l ittle less homesick. During the week long mount importance that round Australia and The Islands' for her. Nursesi He has organised camThe Australian Military ganising working bees to council we were able to we remain in close con- not have much spare time, but what there is s4 leaders tact with the national spends reading or playing squash. with discuss era, folk-music, body- Forces have given Neil do it. and building sports the honorary rank of The Americans are pro- from other dioceses such movement. The readiclubs and has built up Lieutenant and he is viding the orphanage areas of concern as road ness with which the an extensive library of technically in charge of with dehydrated food safety, migration (and motion was passed repaperbacks, magazines, the Y.M.C.A. facilities which the cooks find dif- internal migration), en- flects the generosity and present spirit tertainment, apprentices Y.C.W. newspapers and tapes. provided for soldiers at ficult to prepare. September 12: Folk at the Serbian Hall, I\126 counother the amongst young the needs of and Tau. The taped results of Vung Neil arranged for some Holy Name borough Street, 8 pz night, farmers. One diocese was cil delegates." football matches, proCar- Dance to the 'Soul It:. Neil has found many American Army cooks to faced with the task of John didn't add that Church, Lion Street, vided by radio stations people he can help — give special cooking lestill pose'. Refreshments t. eight from lisle enjoyproviding for several there were some around Australia, have both soldiers and civil- sons to the orphanage eluding drinks. provided, Coffee welve. t hundred national service able social moments, proved very popular. staff. ians. recruits, who came into such as the outing in a but please bring your What spare time Neil "It would be a tragedy own blankets. He has obtained build- if Neil's work had to be town and 'stirred', for rented Mini-Moke, or the has, he spends on civillast the on want of together get better anything vanfrom September 14: See you aid projects — helping ing materials curtailed because of a to do. Much interest was evening of the council. build Park out the An Phong orphan- Gus authorities to lack of funds," said the shown in our diocesan Our delegates undoubt- at the Shenton Phong Street Henry age, conducting English extensions to An Y.C.W. national presi- report, particularly the edly benefited from their Dance, is orHall, 8 p.m. Featuring classes at Kat Lo and orphanage. Now he dent, Peter Mullens. section relating to alco- trip, and we feel con- the "Revue". Drinks on working with the Man hol and young people. A fident that the movement sale. Binh boy scouts. diocesan, and possible in Western Australia will Neil, a 28-year-old from The 14: national enquiry will cer- benefit as a result. September Brisbane, went to VietBentley barbecue dance FROM nam under a joint Y.M.at Santa Clara School, $70 of types All Brian McEnireny, ex Treasurer, C.A.-Y.C.W. scheme. National Coolgardie Street, Bentstock. in aids Diocesan oomba Toow for left The Y.M.C.A. ( Young Guido Vogels, Having meals in the comments on what was ley, starts up at 7.30 p.m. • FREE HEARING by Men's Christian Associa- Melbourne last Monday. 1 Secretary, was recently kitchen was just part of expected of the executive The entertainment T EST • LIBERAL Bring Runaways". is contributing While here, Guido at- I appointed to the position tion ) "The on branch visits. the informal for setting to Secretary, National of TR ADE,INS. Key S2000 to the scheme this tended the State Finance was next, with your own meat although • CONCESSIONS year. The Y.C.W. has to Leaders' School, and a , replace Bill Scales. Con- the girls executive week- the unusual angle of how we'll have a bit for those end at Marian Lodge. 10 PENSIONERS make up the other $1000. Bunbury Diocesan Coun- gratulations Brian. to spend the money we who forget! Drinks on Neil and the Y.C.W. cil Meeting held at ManA letter arrived realready have. The girls sale. A fter tea on Saturday talked over some ideas have decided he should jimup last weekend. To cently from Peter ShanSeptember 19: Y.C.W. stay another year to con- the National Executive ley, who is an extension the girls had a general for using the grant from PHONE 234960 Ball at GovernJocist d iscussion on like practical the Youth Council of tinue his good work, and Guido, we would worker for Y.C.W. in Those who hoping the money will to extend our thanks and Tanzania. Peter's term difficulties of the execu- W.A. They found they ment House. CORDS tickets acquired haven't tive, lack of athis for numbers, the appreciation at and B ATTERIES has finished come from somewhere. had more equipment al- had better do so. There SERVICE and transport problems. ready than some knew A ND An appeal to soldiers tendance, and the work moment he is organising FOR ALL MAKES In the morning the dis- about. Publicity is the are only a few left at the who have served in Viet- and thoughts he contri- his trip home to Ballarat. office. OF HEARING AIDS nam has already been buted towards the State He will visit W.A. for a cussion continued with answer to this. Term' Movement. few days, coming here E asy opened. Don't forget Sunday, via South Africa, Malawi, September 28. Make a Garry Ward, a former Last weekend saw the Rhodesia and possibly FORREST PLACE mark in your diary for national serviceman, is first Bunbury Diocesan Zambia. From there he PP. THE G.P.O. O Cathedral branch dance in charge of the "Neil Council Meeting held in goes to India after a Cush Fund", to which Manjimup. It was atten- week in Mauritius. He "That Council's decision to prohibit alcohol any cheque donations ded by boys and girls will also stop off in CeyI NNALOO and a t all Y.C.W. functions be amended and that should be sent c/o the from South West bran- lon, Malaysia, Singapore BEATTY PARK • the following motion be put: national Y.C.W. head- ches, together with and Indonesia. This trip a t The consumption of alcohol is prohibited at quarters at 355 Lonsdale Guido Vogels and Kevin will take Peter about all functions of the Young Christian WorkSt., Melbourne. 3000. Davis. Each group sub- two months, and he ers' Movement in the Archdiocese of Perth. "We know from sold- mitted a branch report, hopes to be in Perth by looked we this from and his sends He 19. October (b) Not withstanding (a) above the executive iers who have come back the branches regards to the Internaof the Movement are authorised by council from Vietnam that Neil's at how were adapting Y.C.W. to tional Committee, and to permit alcohol at functions where they work is greatly apprecithe needs of their area. the Y.C.W.'s. Will commence their Summer ated," said Garry. have been satisfied that: Our thanks to the Manprogramme Mid-September (i) the function is proposed to fulfill a need A few tickets for the "If they know the fix jimup crowd for organY.C.W. on Ball are still seen by need be the of This branch. should sure am I in, we were ising billets and a suc...., I such a nature as to warrant the consumpRing 46-2183 for Information they would be only too cessful social, and to sale—but be quick! Guido. happy to help." tion of alcohol at the function. (ii) the law relating to alcohol will be upWIMastheld and that no person under the legal age will purchase or consume alcohol at the Y.C.W. Basketball will function. MARY'S MOUNT, KALAMUNDA be played at Perry Lakes and (iii) that the function is well organised Stadium this year. The will be run by responsible leaders. Sporting Services ComThe Sisters and Pupi ls mittee has secured the ( c) The above regulations apply to functions stadium on Tuesday and organised in the name of the Y.C.W. Movecordially invite Thursday nights for the ment and do not refer to private parties at FRIENDS 1969-70 summer competiow • se i which Y.C.W. leaders may be present. PAST PUPILS C7 tion, which will probably Proper use of alcohol at private shows is start on November 18. to be present at their wir own responsibility and misuse reflects Present indications are our own attitude not that of the whole that more clubs than ... Diocesan Y.C.W. Movement. ever will be entering The above decision was re-acted at, the last teams. Nominations will be accepted as from Sepboys' council meeting after spending considertember 15. able time reviewing the purposes of Y.C.W. members Committee shows and the need which they fulfill. It was offer their services to seen that in some circumstances (outlined in cl branches to help form (b)) the movement could develop people toteams. Enquiries to 2 P."1* wards a more mature attitude regarding Sunday, Sept. 28th, 1969, ot Sporting Services Comalcohol. mittee c/o Brian Carlon 769 HAT ST., (Next to Zlimpols) 21 9544 at '77' (234546).

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Book Review... Off The Record ... MAN AND MUSICIAN

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attempt to conceal them. One was his high handed treatment of other people's music; 'improving' he called it. Orchestral players used other terms. He thought nothing of Mozart: Clarinet Con- ment, had invented a clarinet with a Sir Malcolm Sargent altering or even rewrit- certo. Concerto for flute modified a extending in compass even parts whole ing Prinz is a case in point ,and in and harp. Alfred the below third major Beethoven, of works the his biography of him — SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 — Werner ( Clarinet), normal. It was for this newly out ,the distin- Mozart or Haydn. Tripp (flute), Hubert instrument that in 1791. was he critic music Sometimes, too, CLASS: 8.00: SUNDAY THERTRE: 9.40; HOLLYWOOD PAL- guished MASTER Jellineck (harp). Vien- Mozart adapted and com4.05: on Great "My Sister Eileen". Mis- ACE: Tonight's host is Charles Reid says in his autocratic and overbear- na Philharmonic Orches- pleted a concerto for "Tito Gobbi Opera" — adventures of two sisters Jimmy Durante and he in- opening chapter 'It is ing with orchestras and conducted by Karl basset horn he had beCharacters in from Ohio seeking to fur- troduces his guest stars with the spirit and man- this led to rows and tra, Giovani." —"Don No. 2 Decca Ace gun two years earlier. unchinger. M ther their careers in New stars Ethel Merman, Sugar ner of his dying that this walkouts. Yet he was Stadler had been given York as actress and writ- Ray Robinson, Bill Dana, book advisedly begins, generous and thoughtful of Diamonds. of absence from leave in those with usually and many for nothing else in Sar- to a fault er respectively. Stars Jan- Vicki Carr are Pupils to make a conband the well need—this despite his pretty frank about their so life gent's et Leigh, Jack Lemon, others. cert tour. Mozart sent musithat there conviction what teachers out brought The Betty Garrett.(G). t eachers. concerto to Stadler was of gold in him.' He cians played all the bet- tend to be more reticent the at a concert in play to tells of those intimate ter if they had no pros- about their pupils. Not — MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 — He died a couple friends who came to visit pect of a pension in old so Mozart. 'First she is Prague. of months later while the was age! utterly stupid, second t our was still inpr. proTHE 7.30: '69: him at the end. One TARGET: SHOWCASE 10.35: THE COME HERE .55: 7 who It was thanks to Sar- utterly lazy'. Third, she gress. Stadler overstayed "The Or- Host Gordon Boyd intro- Cardinal Heenan, BRIDES: "A Man's Er- CORRUPTERS: said: 'I found him serene gent that many British was the young daughter of his group next The duces role 1." Part ganiser a lands his leave and after an rand." Jeremy of c omposers, Elgar, of an influential French ultimatum to return was contestants who display and quite unafraid exposing in press of the almost but contract big death. No tears. No self- Vaughan Williams, Hoist nobleman the Duc de dismissed in 1796. Always l oses Candy. The series criminal connections in their talents on heat num- pity. No regrets.' and Walton among them, Guines whom the young irresponsible with money ber of 13 this B in I Stars national high places. Brown, Robert s tars twentyThe book is by no became really familiar to Mozart—he was Stadler had now no jo13 Bobby Sherman and David this series include Steve t alent quest. means all in the same overseas audiences. two—had taken as a and had a family to supHarand Robert McNally Soul. composition. vein. Reid had been in pupil port. In desperation he land. (A). Mr. Reid encompasses chosen by Sargent to colMozart spent six months tried to sell the Concerto and life whole Sargent's laborate in writing it. in Paris and— to two publishers. Since al- of 1778 — TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 — But Sargent left it too at the end returns composition apart—had was unplayable on any it beginning, the to most high read late and although he formed a pretty his own instrument but of shout heady the with FIVE-0: 7.35: THE BOB HOPE 9.30 TONIGHT WITH DON and annotated parts of opinion of the duke and he rearranged it for the 7.55: HAWAII the young audience at producLocally SPENCER: SPECIAL: CHRISTMAS musiMcleft Steve was Reid as Charles it Deathwatch." daughter his " normal clarinet and it is the end of the last conprogramme to finish the job alone. variety Garrett fights to save the With Raquel Welsh and ed cians. 'He plays the flute this of arrangement Prom the 1967 of cert Penny with host Don Spencer World" He did so with some incomparably well and Stadler's which is familife of a ganster he des- "Miss season, a shout 'which Allan Bruce his co-host and heading Plummer magfor musically is can misgivings man laying the that harp so her pises today and Hope introducing special guest he and Sir Malcolm did was the most exultant of nifique'. But as far as liar to us list, Bob t estify against his boss guest plays Prinz Alfred which his of perhaps the night; composition was conJ ack Lord stars in this leads his troupe in Christ- artists from overseas and not share the same view. career'. It was Malcolm cerned she was a dead so delightfuly on this interstate. fact U.S. servvery for mas shows this Perhaps (A). series. new record. icemen in South East Asia. enabled him to judge Sargent's last appear- loss. This is music of a and write objectively. ance; three weeks later Mozart senior begged period where Munchin— WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 — The result is a fairly long he was dead. his son to persevere in ger rarely puts a foot book, full of facts, anecR.J.L.W. his lessons to her. Ever wrong and he does not ParI, "Am JULIA: 7.30: MOVIE: WEDNESDAY 9.20 ABC-TV's SURVEY: 9.15: dotes and from which with an eye for business, 'Malcolm Sargent—A do so here. I enjoyed Expression, emerges a clear picture The weekly programme that "Kiss The Blood Off My don s omething his son While dodging Blacklisted?" Julia starts of Sargent as a man Biography' by Charles lacked, he pointed out this record from beginlooks at the arts. Regular Hands." c ontributors are Mungo police after a fight in a to think she is going to rather than as a tin god. was in- ning to end. Reid. Hamish Hamilton. that the duke MacCallum, Ray Taylor. pub in which he killed a lose her job when she's He had faults, and Mr. fluential at court, that Pamela Saunders, Phi lip man, the runaway meets restricted to the clinic Reid wisely makes no 5 5.35. the Queen was pregnant Adams, Andrew Field and a girl who convinces him while a security man inand that if he was in the Stars her. to give himself up. Stars vestigates Max Harris. duke's favour he might Diahann Carroll. Burt Lancaster. (A). After two productions get a commission to write something to cele- showing as much probrate the birth of the mise as did `Faust' and — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 — 'La Boheme' it is sad to A t Government House was once more able to child. stage of back 7.55: THE F.B.I.: "The 8.45: IT TAKES A THIEF: 7.00: SCHOOL QUIZ '69: Bal lroom Alfred Bren- interpret with authority cared hear the daughter But manRoaring Quizmaster John Fryer in- del reversed the ac.:ep- and deep sensitivity. between Catch A squabbling Inspector "To List -. Cober less and less and Mozart exciting this His choice for the Erskine capitalises on a Lion. Ancient scrolls, pos- troduces and more irrit- agement and caste. of !,eepmore got procedure ted second half of the recital Not that these ape rare Mafia feud to obtain evi- I session of which ensures quiz for high-school puping the best things for was not perhaps such a able. Before long she in the wings. Perhaps a dence in a car-stripping 1; the loyalty of eight Afri- Is, in teams of three corngave them happy one. One need married and that was the mixture of tact, reorganracket. Stars Efrem Zim- i can tribes, are stolen. Al peting against each other t he end. He end of the composition beginning. the t a prizes. cash hardly say that everyvaluable for balist Pro- Mundy is sent to retrieve Final Jr. lessons and the end of isation and relaxation Final programme .( A). them. Series stars Robert Brendel plays with ab- thing was beautifully the association with the might go far to settle W agner. (A). solute clarity and superb played but one felt that Duc de Guines and this sort of thing. After assurance—perhaps just neither with Schumann's daughter. But he had al- all ,there is a future and a shade too much of the 'Scenes from Childhood' ready written for them it would 'Je a pity to — FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 — latter in some of the nor with the group of the delightful double spoil what might be a 7.55 ALL GAS AND GAIT- 7.35: MOVIE: 7.00: GET SMART: "The pieces from Schumann's five Chopan waltzes was concerto played on this bright one by tactlessFRIDAY ness on the one hand ERS: "The Bishop Has a "Lisbon." Exciting and en- Worst Best Man." Each 'Scenes from Childhood'. he as much in sympathy record. and oversensitivity on F lutter." Bishops tertaining story of crook- time Maxwell Smart picks One never has the im- as with Schoenberg and Even Mozart disliked both the other. s ometimes have a mild ed and mysteries dealings a best man for his upcom- pression that he is in the Schubert. Nevertheless, What shall we have gamble and the Bishop of in Lisbon. Starring Ray ' ing wedding to Agent 99 least taxed by technical one does not need to be flute and harp intensely. very perceptive to under- There is no evidence of next year? Perhaps this S aint Ogg's is no excep- Miland, Rains, the man meets with a mys- considerations. Claude his distaste in the work, terious accident. Stars in tion. He began with Schoen- stand why Alfred Bren- which is a delightful critic will be allowed to Dereck Maureen O'Hara. (A). Starring make a few suggestions. Nimmo this series are Don Adams berg, a composer of del ranks today as one of and Robertson piece of French `galant' After the double baroutstanding the world's Hare. acknowand Barbara Feldon. is he whom with relled heavyweight rococo touched ledged to be a leading pianists. CHORAGUS Mozart's German feeling. themes of this year why interpreter. Schoenberg's He achieves an exquis- not some bubble for next — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 — three pieces, Op. 11, comitely decorated balance —`The Bartered Bride' mark a 9.30: MOVIE PREMIERE: 10.25: as between soloists and for instance, or 'The LATE SATURDAY 6.30: PETTICOAT JUNC- posed in 1908, his in point turning " The Truth About Spring." MOVIE: "Time Table." In- TION: "A Cottage For between them and the Barber', or even Benaway Tommy Tyler has a small surance investigator, as- T wo." Bettey Jo's ram-, career. Breaking s m a 11 orchestra of jamin Britten's 'Albert f ishing boat, a somewhat signed to train robbery shackle "dream house" from a Wagnerian-influstrings, horns and oboes. Herring'. It is surprising found had he style enced u nusual philosophy It is Limoges china that one with an eye for on he conceived, is foiled by momentarily disrupts her found a new atonal freelife transmuted into sound. and a beautiful his own wife. Stars Mark romance with Steve. Stars a gimmick has not alseen have who Those daughter called Spring. Stevens, Felicia Farr. King Bea Edgar dom which he was later Benaderet, The Clarinet concerto ready started boosting Simple Of A "Rattle the into organise to S tars Hayley Mills and Calder (AO.) Buchanan. Man" during a previous was Mozart's last and the claims of Bizet's t welve tone system. John Mills. (G). famous production in the round, was written for his close 'Fair Maid of Perth'. It Schoenberg's comment that 'Composi- will find it interesting to friend Anton Stadler, would be a 'natural' for R ELIGIOUS PROGRAMMES ON RADIO THIS WEEK: tion in twelve tones has compare the merits of clarinettist in the Em- the Festival publicitywind wise. And the music is private no other aim than com- the two styles of pre- peror's 6 WN - 7.00 a.m.: MONDAY 15 to SATURDAY 20: "Reading from the Bible." band. Stadler, a great not so bad either. prehensibility' gives a sentation. F ather Barry Hickey of Perth. CHORAGUS. Those who are seeing virtuoso of his instruclear lead as to how this 6 WN • 10.15 a.m.: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16: Father E. J. Stormon, S.J., of Perth. music should be ap- it for the first time will proached. It is, in its find this Peter Morris way, romantic and highly production to be comsubjective. Through it petent and absorbing expresses within the capabilities of Schoenberg something intensely per- the cast. Susan Tillman, sonal. He could have had who showed a lack of emno more able and sym- perience in the opening an developed pathetic interpreter than scenes, Mr. Brendel—playing, in- awareness for the role cidentally, from music— that added depth to the of insecurity and even those, perhaps brash, a majority, who were not Cyrenne. It is Brian Blain, howwell acquainted with Schoenberg's idiom must ever—angular and awkhave felt the passionate ward, boastful and shy— Offers to all Parishes a Service and sincerity who brings out most the intensity the embracing every aspect of full depth of meaning in which lay behind it. Funeral Rites for Catholics. Schubert's last three the play with his likesonatas, written only a able, but funny, Percy. Our Chapels are at: The set, I felt, was a couple of months before Fremantle: 85 Market Street. his death, appear pretty little too bright and regularly in Mr. Bren- cheerful — certainly for Phone 5 2225. del's recital programme. those London basement Claremont: 42 Gugeri Street The influence of Beet- flats of my ken, and also hoven is strong upon taking into account the Phone 3 2177 the of them and nowhere more circumstances W. A. GREEN ( Pte.): 64 1879. so than in the opening of characters. However, JOHN GREEN (Pte.): 50 2304. the Sonata in C Minor. this is a minor criticism And it is something of of what is essentially an ARTHUR E. DAVIES & C0.1 the grandeur of Beet- entertaining presentahoven which Schubert tion. PTY. LTD. AR ISTARCHLTS. absorbed. Mr. Brendel

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HELPING OTHERS TO HELP THEMSELVES

gendarmes denied en- the stricken Gulf Coast • trance to an unidentified I is being co-ordinated woman who was with through the National CaA call for a greater Princess Paola of Liege. tholic Disaster Relief C zechoslovakia's new flow of "Page and Monarch forth they went, onward need in emergency information The gendarmes objected Committee, according to anti emergency law contains within the Church was to the woman's sleeve- Mgr. Leo J. Coady, presi- both together". Sunday, September 28, the Sun- to provide the means to a highly elastic phrase made at a congress g row food and garner it less, mini-skirted dress. dent of the National day of the Freedom from Hunger and Austcare which observers here whose aim was to exfrom the sea. Princess Paola, after fail- Conference of Catholic Doorknock is, appropriately the Feast of St. Helping of others to help them. feel may be used as a amine the Church's ing to persuade the gen- Charities. Wenceslaus, traditionally the Saint of Christmas selves is the main use whip against religious most pressing needs at darmes to allow her This is the first time Charity. and purpose of instruction and even the local level. friend into the basilica, the committee has had The cloorknock enables us to put into practical tion of its funds.distribu against schoolteachers to function occasion A case in point, stated departed with her. Christmas sugA little goes a long way w ith religious convic- the Since midsummer, the since it was formed by form some of the charity which delegates to the 27th gests. It wi l l also be close on the heels of the when you have the U.S. bishops in have been tions. gendarmes nothing, "Pro Civitate Christiana" $100 will provide strictly applying a rule April, 1968, following the abundance displayed in our own Royal show. the (Movement for a Chrispump for a It provides that any overly - daring devastating Brownsvilleagainst w ater Relief supply. $50 village Catholic The Doorknock looks lian teacher who educates tian Civilisation), is the mini-skirts in St. Peter's. South Texas floods. will for helpers and the vari- ( ACR). It receives grants a fisherman with provide youth "in the spirit of coming Synod of Bishco-ordinatan out. All relief is Freedom from from ous churches in Perth are board motor which 1,vill anti-social ideas" may be ops in Rome. with the American Na- major contributors to Hunger. It also organed "We have an intense increase his fishing ail relieved of his or her tional Red Cross, Mgr. manpowering the knock; ises and receives the need," they said, "for ility ten times. $2 will post. Coady said. thus an opportunity to funds provided by the punctual, immediate, day ey faorspaadpee,asfaonrkt The Vatican City the laity to help in good Lenten Appeal. Religious education in by day information. In daily, clarifying its own hoe Who Freedom from Hunger has used only works. We can also help state schools, already general, it is regarded as clarification, has stated wooden can be regarded as a preby publicising it amongst provided for in the law indispensable that the implements before. $l a that when it wrote that our friends and business Christmas alms giving, n on yAlonfe w fishhi of the land but in many jealous habit of secrecy un ngdr,A n e.d eiltl. T he 1969 Labour Day something to bring the instances rendered al- and of a certain diffi- Pope Paul VI had re statement of the Can- • acquaintances. dollars joy of Christ to homes fertilisers most impossible by offi- dence toward objective, ceived no official invita- adian Catholic bishops treble DEVELOPMENT where Christmas is just the yield of ricecrops, cial obstructionism, has sincere and complete in- tion to visit Japan, it voiced the view that the another hungry day. The Ceylon has meant that he had reP ROJECTS been helped in the past year or so formation be overcome Lenten Appeal is the to rice emergence of "new sufficiency in this been easier to obtain. at all levels of the ceived no invitation to Freedom from Hunger alms giving of Lent. groups indiw ay. The World visit the atom-bombed power" Many observers both in Church." Rice cates "real progress to- is the plan of the United F.A.L. Institute has Czechoslovakia and The movement, whose city of Hiroshima. proNations to obtain interHARD FACTS vided a new type of rice ward a democratic national funds for the deabroad fear a return to purpose is to give ChrisThe Lenten This clarification fol- society" in which power Appeal with a stronger stern, a the harsh policy against tian inspiration to Italvelopment of food growgrossed $387,910 for the bigger head and a better religious instruction. ian social and cultural lowed a visit to the papal and justice can co-exist. ing projects in the underwhole of Australia last response to fertilisers. life, took as its theme secretariat of state by The statement defines developed, hungry na- year. The average giving Each one of us can Meanwhile, however, this year the role of the Japanese ambassador to tions of the world. It the process of "rehabili- local church in the light the Holy See Yukihisa the "new power" phen- originated in 1960. Its ap- of each Catholic family help to provide the tation" of priests convict- of Vatican II. Discus- Tamura, who pointed out omenon as the desire of peals since 1963 have was probably about a sinews of peace to feed the hungry of the world. ed during the harshest sions, which ended Aug. that he himself had de- "the powerless, the de- raised a significant but modest $1. ACR had applications Taking all in all this is periods of communist 28, treated the role of livered an official invita- prived and the forgotten" not over generous from its missionaries the best way of fostering rule seems to be moving , the family and the ec- tion of the Japanese gov- to have a say in decis- $5,000,000. and workers in peace. Oceania, ion making at all levels. ahead. This invitaclesial community, the ernment. Austcare got off the India and Asia grossing Released in Ottawa tion, dating from May, parish and community Father Domicio Pecka, through the Episcopal ground last year and was many times its funds. Its visit i nvited Pope Paul to administration widely-known in Catholic structures, charity and Japan on the occasion of Commission for Social designed to provide re- o w n intellectual circles as a society, and several fac- next year's international Action of the Canadian lief for refugees and dis- costs were only a low placed persons. Its funds 2.25c: of its income. It The Third Order of writer, has been exoner- ets of education. Catholic Conference, nahave been extensively has a Secretary, one typ- Carmel will hold their In closing the con- exhibition in Osaka. ated of espionage chargL'Osservatore Romano tionwide organisation of es on which he was im- gress, Michele Cardinal wrote: "We can confirm the Canadian Catholic used in Vietnam. Its ist and an office in Syd- usual monthly meeting aims are so similar to ney. Each State sends a at the church of the Pellegrino of Turin spoke prisoned in 1959. hierarchy, the statement the senior Freedom from voluntary representative Infant Jesus, Morley, at of the need for unity that there has been no asserted "new power" at Hunger that the two ap- who only has expenses 8 p.m. on Friday, Sepbetween the Roman official invitation from authori- its best is "a modern- peals have been com- paid, second class air tember 19. Church and the local the competent the day form of 'that hunger bined this year. fare. All members are urged churches and between ties for a visit by Hirosh- and thirst after justice' Amongst benefiting orThe money for FFH to attend. Visitors will the bishop and the peo- Holy Father to ima. It is true, however, of which the Gospel ganisations is our own and ACR is used to pro- be most welcome. A person whose repu- ple of God. Catholic body, Austra- vide food directly where that the Holy Father has speaks." tation is under attack, been officially invited to even though he has been visit the world exhibivindicated, is not able tion that will be held at T he missionary en- Osaka in 1970. t o carry out the duties of a high public office, deavours in the Holy "This invitation has a writer in the Wurz- Land of the Ecumenical been addressed to heads lege include the Provin- entire Junior class pas. S t. Paul 's Col lege, Northam, conducted by the cial of the time, Brother sed burg diocesan news- Centre of St. Athanasius of all states that will in all subjects taken. The 21st year of the paper has declared, in in Chicago were praised take part in the exhibi- Marist Brothers„ has been providing a religious Plaidus, M.B.E., Brother commenting on the De- by Maximilian Cardinal tion. The Holy See will education for the boys of Northam and district Oliver (now Vice Provin- College could well be the de Furstenberg, prefect be represented at the cial), Brother Frederick, end of an era, as a profregger case. later ordained priest posal has been put foro f the Congregation for Osaka exhibition with for 21 years. The article is part oi Eastern-rite churches. its own pavilion." (Fr. Scanlon), Brother ward to make the Colt he continuing discussion This was announced recently by the Principal, Felix (a Provincial Coun- lege co-educational. The newspaper had Cardinal de Furstenin Germany on the situHERE & THERE-3 Reverend Brother Gregory, to a Parents' and cillor), Brother Ernest Since part of St. Josation of Auxiliary Bishop berg cited the work of written of the lack of an (Churchlands) and Bro- eph's Convent school the centre at a meeting Friends' Association meeting. Matthias Defregger of to invitation official ther Douglas (Wangar- buildings had to be dosMunich, who, as a Ger- with two representatives Japan two days earlier. atta Vic.) Brother Gregory, who ed in 1967 there have of the institution, Mgr. FOUNDATION man army captain in A Vatican source com- succeeded Brother been no secondary eduDougJaroslav Swyschuk of the There are currently World War II passed an mented that a world's las as College The then Parish Priest, 130 boys enrolled at the cation facilities in Norprincipal order for the reprisal St. Nicholas Ukrainian- fair is not so suitable a at the Dean (Monsignor) T. College. The maximum than for Catholic girls commencement of shooting of 17 Italian rite diocese in Chicago, goal for a papal pilgrim the 1969 school year said Lenihan invited the Mar- in any one year has been other than the State and Father Leonard villagers. The author is age as Hiroshima, which t hat the College was bles- ists to open a school for 175 and a total of 600 High School. Father Adam Zirkel of Korchinski of St. Mary's he said can be regarded sed and officially open- Catholic boys in the have passed through the Ukrainian-rite church in Monsignor Lenihan is the staff of the Vv-urzas "a peace centre." ed by the late Arch'ii- town and the first clas- College. The College pro- at present on holiday Madison, III., in the that burg Cathedral. estimated is It shop R. Prendiville, on ses were held in the vides education to Jun- in Ireland. However it same diocese. from 80,000 to more than September 12, 1948. Parish Hall, in Febru- ior standard only. The cardinal told the The Church cannot is hoped he will return 200,000 persons died eiThe Parents' and ary 1948. help but create a bad hn- priests from the U.S. to W.A. in time to be ther in the blast or from pression among the gen- that all Catholics should END OF ERA? able to attend the celeafter-effects of the atomeral public, particularly trust and support those bombing of Hiroshima On one occasion the bration. non-Catholics, if it tries involved in missionary on Aug. 6, 1945. to evade consequences work, "because in practhat others in similar tice this equals taking circumstances have had part in the universal U siA• to bear, Father Zirkel idea of salvation." tt declares. C atholic bishops dug R eports in the Italian into their United States The priest also conConference press that papal gen- Catholic tends that Bishop Defregfund and emergency darmes forbade the ger cannot now say that, of Bel- gave $25,000 to be used he must hold on to his sister-in-law office in deference to his gium's King Baudouin f or relief in hurricaneSt. Peter's ravaged Mississippi. religious superiors — to enter "no more than he could Basilica have been exMost of the money is justify the shootings ar pressly denied by Vati- expected to be given to Filetto in deference to can authorities. the Natchez-Jackson diomilitary obedience." A spokesman said the cese in Mississippi where most of the damage is located. Y OUR CHEMIST The money was turned over to the National Catholic Disaster Relief 429 Albany Highway, Vic Park (opp. P.O.) 61 1076 Committee, which will CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICI4s determine how it will be For Your Convenience Use Our Night Service. St. Paul's College, Northam a llocated. Each diocese will then Associ ation The first pupil enroldetermine how the mon- Friend's plans to hold a "Gala led was Robert Kennedy, ey is to be spent. /n another develop- Day" in celebration of now a local businessman ment, Catholic Relief this '21st - on Sunday Oc- in Northam. Services notified Mgr. tober 5. During the first year Lawrence .1. Corcoran, There will be an infor- 42 boys were instructed executive secretary of mal gathering at the Col- by Rev. Brothers BertHolland & Venetian Blinds, the National Conference lege on that day, to inus (now Provincial of of Catholic Charities, which all "old boys" the Order in Australia), Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, that it has 10 tons of their parents and friends, and Goderich. The school F lyscreens, Tarpaulins. baby food, five tons of as well as those at pre- was opened in the temnew infants' and child- sent associated with the porary quarters of the ren's clothing, and 1,000 College will be welcomed. Hall and later moved to dozen children's T-shirts St. Paul's College pu- the building known as 786 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. available for distribution pils have an excellent the "Fermoy Maternity in the disaster area. record academically and Hospital." 61 1620 61 1539 All Catholic relief for in sport. Princip,?Is ci rho Col-

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IVING THE LITURGY (8) L

TO SANCTIFY OUR LANGUAGE

the vernacular In the liturgical use of essential the Church illustrates the appearance truth that Christ's christion in human flesh did away with the pagan between the sacred and the distinction

profane. to sancAs Christians we are called there and lives our of tify every sphere capis not which world is nothing in the vehicle of grace. oble of becoming a

by E. von Perger SANCTIFIED SPEECH The way in which liturgical language can help us to sanctify our veryday language may be brought out by considering the simple phrase "Thank God" which is still commonly used. This phrase is used several times in every Mass. The central part of the Mass, the Eucharistic prayer (which means literally the prayer of thanksgiving) commences with the solemn call "Let us give

thanks to the Lord Our God". The liturgical exof such a perience phrase will make us more aware of the significance of the simple "Thank God", and remind us every day that thanking God is the very essence of our lives. In a similar way every liturgical text or prayer should be capable of flowing over into everyday usage, so that we are continually reminded that all we do or say has to proclaim God's redeeming love to the world.

MISSION NOTES . . .

Marks OLDEST NATIVE PRIEST Fifty THANKS POPE REPRODUCED BELOW IS A LETTER Years As NATIVE WRITTEN BY THE OLDEST OF THE PRIESTS OF CONGOAUGUSTE BRAZZAVILLE, Priest NKOUNKOU, TO FR. HIS HOLINESS

The Rev. Luke MulTHE POPE, DATED MAY 2, 1969. lany, former Director of espeIT EXPRESSES HIS GRATITISt. Columban's Mission This applies Society in Australia and i.e., FOR THE POPE'S GIFT OF TUDE language, cially to New Zealand from (1932$4,000, SENT TO HIM FOR THE words for the 1945) and veteran misthe use of THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS communicating sionary in China and the s ake of Philippine will Islands, ORDINATION, AND WHICH HE people and celebrate the Golden Juwith other USED TO PURCHASE A LAND bilee of his ordination formulating our own ROVER. : to the priesthood on Sunideas. day, September 14. He "Most Holy Father, was ordained for the In our everyday lanMay this seemingly mute photograph exof MelArchdiocese guage we already use bourne, at the age of 22, press my gratitude and that of all my parishmany words and expresby Archbishop Mannix ioners to you. We thank you most sincerely sions having their origin at St. Patrick's Cathedral for the thoughtfulness you have shown in in the liturgy. This was, centuries, not on September 14, 1919. sending a gift through the Society for the f or many means decisive the Propagation of the Faith. In 1920, Father Mulonly of of religious education lany became the first On December 12, 1968, I received the the A Dutch-born priest also but people the join St. to Australian $4,000 that you sent me for the 30th annitradi- has become the first centre of cultural Columban's Mission Soof my versary in of missionary foreign most if Even tions. ciety, founded in Ireland o rdinat ion, these expressions have India to become a Jusin 1918 by the late Bishwhich I celelost their religious sig- tice of the Peace which is op Edward J. Galvin. honorary are with some ranked and brated very nificance Born in Bairnsdale, on simply May even used wth an irreli- Presidency Magistrates. Victoria, May 1, 1897, He is 62 - year - old gious slant in 'bad" lan20, 1968, in my Mullany studied Father neverJungblut, Leon have Father they guage, l i tt le country St. at priesthood the for their Divine Word a S.V.D., theless retained parish of St. Manly. Patrick's College, has who liturgical"-dramatic em- missionary at Michael Gomacan since India everyone in worked as phasis, As a young priest, Tse'-Tse'. experience in a violent 1932. Father Mullany served Tenure of office for a outburst of swearing or Archin the Melbourne Your gift has Justice of Peace is five cursing. diocese. After joining St. transformed my reyears but it may be Columban's in 1920, he ministry as, with newed at the end of that was appointed manager COMING ALIVE time. the Land Rover it of the FAR EAST Office. Father Jungblut apThe more the liturgy has enabled me n 1926 he was assigned I of the Church becomes plied for Indian citizento buy, I can now as a missionary to Hanalive and meaningful for ship this year. quickly cover the China. yang, us, the more it will beA fter his orctination I ong distances In 1932 he was appointcome again an exciting Father Jungblut obtained that I was finding ed Director of St. ColIteans of enriching our an international Red it more difficult to cover on foot, because of and Australia umban's in everyday language and Cross diploma and a my age, my health, and the climate. an inexhaustible source diploma in tropical disNew Zealand, a position All the Catholics of Goma-Tse'-Tse' unite of Christian understand- eases and hygiene. he held until 1945, when ing of life. These ideas with their parish priest (whom for the past he was assigned to the As a missionary he are brought out in the Philippines. Father Mult wenty years they have seen doing his rounds new version of the Lord's opted for India as the lany was re-appointed to on foot) in thanking you and assuring you of Prayer which will be ancient culture and proAustralia in 1958 and is their prayers. atspirituality found used in the new liturgy presently stationed at I would like to express my gratitude to the of the Mass. The text, tracted him. Father Leon Jungblut, S.V.D. headquarthe Society's Propagation of the Faith, which from my days which still requires the He undertook a vigorters in North Essendon, State the in Development Theresa's St. to tached in the minor seminary, has helped me to realfinal approval of the ous study of Hindi but of Maharashtra. bishops and which is in- especially Bhili and in High School, Bandra. ise the dream of my youth, coming from a is Jungblut Father In 1962 he received his tended to be used by all 1936 had a grammar poor family as I did. I thank the Sacred ConB.Ed. degree at Poona warden officer-in-charge English speaking Chris- printed. gregation in the name of all those in Congozone north Bombay's of sity. Univer tian denominations, avBrazzaville who are able to become priests as providing well As and Patrol When Father Jungblut Road Safety oids archaic expressions the took over the school this year organised the to through its generous help. Our young Church relief medical and surprisingly clarifies reencouraged he Bhils is indeed very grateful. here He Parade. Day Republic standards 10 there were the meaning of certain A t the feet of Your Holiness, I ask for your Phrases in modern Eng- dress of grievances with just over 1,000 stu- also edits a road safety through Panchayats or dents—today there are quarterly "The Highblessing, Most Holy Father, so that I may the lsih. It is as follows: the 3,000 students, 80 per way". councils village better spend the remaining years of my life Our Father in heaven: whole time maintaining cent of whom are nonThe active priest lists Following building apin the priesthood. Glorify your Name, good relations with State Christians. language studies as one plications were approvYour kingdom come, officials. speaks He hobbies. his of years three ed at the last Port HedIn the last Your will be done, From 1933-40 Father 94 per cent, 97 per cent six and knows three land Shire Council meetOn earth as in heaven, Jungblut undertook an- and 100 per cent of more. ing: In North Vietnam, we know that ChristianGive us today our daily thropological Father Jungblut said research pupils sitting for public Steel Construction Co. bread. ity is enjoying considerable vitality. on obtaining the honour work in collaboration examinations passed. to erect. a residence on Forgive us our sins Catholics have been able to preserve their Father Jungblut is also of Justice of the Peace: with Vienna University 1766 Athol St., value Lot As we forgive those unite to plan now I " the of identity, and have even increased their numand in 1937 had a Hindi an active member S16,000. who sin against us. publication in Balibha- P.G. Cher Samaj Seva forces with other exbers, thanks to the presence of a clergy that a erect to Sodeman B. Save us from the time Sang. a social service perienced J.P.s for more j an. re-established itself after the mass exodus of of trial named after effective help of the duplex residence on Lot organisation Catholics thirteen years ago. The war which From 1940-47 he had valSt., Sutherland 1515 And deliver us from Minister for Urban people." works published abroad the North Vietnam is fighting makes it impossible evil. ue $22,000. For the kingdom, the in English, Dutch and for it to deal blows on all fronts, especial ly Taylor Woodrow to erect a residence on since it has to give a good impression to the Power, and the glory German amounting to 1,200 pages. Another 800are yours R16/10 on Moore St.. South and make believe that all is going well page work, "Bowman of Now and for ever. value $9,500. the for faithful in the North. Those who have Mid-India," will be pubJ. W. Jackson to erect The texts of many lished by Vienna Uniunderstood their duty and have stuck to it a residence for WigOther liturgical prayers have never (except for a few rare cases) versity Press before the mores Ltd. on Lot 1761 agreed to set up a separate national Church. end of the year. A Joint Council of state church, the Luth- Athol St., value $16,600. Their fidelity to Rome is the touchstone and Father Jungblut pro- Norwegian R. J. Gray to erect a Churches eran Free Church, Bapguarantee of their existence. In November, moted monthly village will soon become a tist, Methodist and Mis- residence for L. W. Healy 1968, Pope Paul sent a letter to the ArchChurches sion Covenant schools and refresher St., 778 Lot McGregor on according to Pentecostal value $16,000. the and for teachers reality, courses bishop of Hanoi to congratulate him and his of Adnoy Movement. But other from 1947-54 and founded Pastor Enok faithful on the centenary of the diocese, and Steel Construction Co., denominaa society for the uplift the Inter-Church Insti- Protestant took the opportunity of saying that, if the for residence a erect to tions will be eligible for and defence of Harijans tute in Oslo. circumstances had been more favourable, he Commonwealth Bank on The council is being membership. Sewa called Harijan would to go and visit these brave have wished St., Sutherland 1115 Lot lines the planned along Sangh. prohibition value S33,000. The Christians himself. Of course, it would be imorganco-operative a of The soceity works in against membership in MONUMENTAL possible for him to do so: the way of entry the Lutheran Steel Construction Co. collaboration with the ization of other church bodies, as and other is closed, just like the way of exit. The Bishops Church State and store a erect to SPECIALISTS Supreme Advocate ed, makes it apdenomina- propos Protestant North Vietnam were unable to attend the of Court. pear that the council will workshop for State Elec483 tions. il, and have not left the country for 13 valCommission, Counc tricity ecuGreat Eastern Father Jungblut was Pastor Adnoy said the not participate in There is no physical freedom in North $15,000. ue years. Ecumovements. Itway, menical and secretary new joint council will Redcliffe private to just as there is none in China and is Vietnam, co-operation menical F. May to erect a the Delhi not be a member of the attache Phone 65 North Korea. Internuncia- Scandinavian Council of favoured by the liberal warehouse and work3157 Apostolic After ts of the Lutheran shop on Lot 555 Morgans GOD LOVE YOU to L.B.S. for $10; to Anon. Hours 67 3815 ture from 1954-55. From Churches. It was an- elemen 1959-69 he has been at- nounced in Sweden earl- Church in Norway but St., value $8,000. for $10, "A Promise"; to Anon. for 20 cents; conservatives, or to Anon. for $10, "Please Pray for Us"; to ier in August that the not the erect to Bros. Bunning ChrisScandinavian council so-called Pietist Anon. (Mosrnan Park) for $10. at accommodation staff will also be formed this tians. Hedland Motor Hotel * There is little co-opera- for Swan Brewery Co., fall and will include all SEND your offerings to: Scandinavian churches tion between Catholics value $18,470. REVEREND FATHER W. J. FOLEY, that are members of the and Protestants in NorJ. B. Macdonald to exof way beyond some exWorld Council Catholic Missions Office, 77 St. George's I changes of speakers dur- tend buildings on Lot Churches (WCC). Terrace, Perth, W.A. 6000. Members of the Nor- ing the January Unity 382 Hunt St., value $90,000. way council will be the Prayer Week. have similarly to be simplified and adapted to everyday usage so that they can again become an inspiration for individual thought and for the life prayer personal which in the realm of Catholicism has been so sorely neglected for centuries.

INDIA'S FIRST MISSIONARY J.P.

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Catholics In North Vietnam:

Council Planned In Norway

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"The Record" Sporting Round - Up FOOTBALL COMMENTS ( By TIPIT) In a crowd pleaser at Subiaco Oval on S aturday last, Perth defeated Subiaco 13-17 to 12-15. Perhaps the main factor in the Maroon's defeat was their inability to make more use of lapses in the Demon's defence. Subiaco couldn't contain Barry Cable and the Demon's No. 1 rover with his superb kicking, did a tremendous amount of damage especially when Perth were in attack. Across the centre, Greg Bennett more than held Cam Blakemore, while on the wings the "-Demons had a slight edge. Graham Ramshaw once again shut Austin Robertson out of the game and demonstrated by his kicking and speed to close-check that he is undoubtedly the best goal-keeper in the League. Haydn Bunton, the Subiaco captain-coach, never gave up trying. However, the Maroons could wel l do with another rover to enable Bunton to spell off the ball more often than he does. The wind has always been a great factor at Subiaco Oval, favouring the side kicking to the City end. It hasn't the same effect now that the new grandstand eliminates a great portion of the cross-breeze and this assists the team kicking into the wind. The standard of football was fairly high until both sides concentrated on playing the dead flank. As a result, the bal l was out of bounds far too o ften. The Maroons seemed to run out of steam in the last quarter and it seemed that the physical clashes had taken toll of Subiaco. Or perhaps the Demons were the fitter side. R ay Scott gave a good display of umpiring, although he is really finding it tough to keep up with the game these days. I t must be frustrating for the Maroons to have to live in the Football Premiership wilderness so long. Perhaps Haydn Bunton will find the answers in his third year of coaching. That drab colourless football programme needs a lift for the finals. A colour photograph or two of some of the highlights of the season would be a tonic for the backers. . East Perth should carry too many guns for West Perth in the second Semi Final next Saturday. Their, half-forwards and forwards look more capable of kicking goals than those of West Perth. The big men of both teams, West Perth and East Perth, will be affected by the warmer playing conditions in next Saturday's second Semi Final. Neither Graham Farmer, nor Jack Sheedy will relish another opportunity of meeting the Demons in the Preliminary Final. The Royals-West clash should be a thriller with so much at stake. S aturday, September 13, second Semi Final, West Perth v. East Perth, at Subiaco Oval— EAST PERTH.

GOLF

by I. MISSEM

Bob Roberts Column Soccer

The International match in Adelaide recently between Australia and New Zealand resulted in a Peru has caused the win for Australia who won the Foursomes 3 biggest upset in World Soccer Cup history by matches to 1 and the Singles 5 matches to 4. qualifying for the finals Australia's Open. Dennis Bell failed in Mexico next year. Western

finished fourth in the 100 metres and second in the 200 metres at the by Rod Evans Mexico Games, is tearR ACALYN, ing up the cinders. by the lead.

RACE TALK

She is one of Australia's big medal hopes at the first staging of the Pacific Conference Games in Tokyo later this month. Only track and field events will be held at the Games. The Australian team, comprising 24 men and 11 women, will leave Sydney on September 20.

r epresentative, Terry to qualify for the match They won their way Gale, performed very play section of the State through with a sensacreditably in winning his Amateur championship. tional performance Ewing, were ualifiers partQ match, foursomes against Argentina. nered by Kevin Hartley Digney, Conway, Ewart, Peru has burst on the of Victoria, as well as his Muller, Catling, Oliver, soccer scene in CinderMcPhee, Randall, Jones, InThis match. singles ella fashion. Cain, Gale, Shaw, ternational match hon- Walker, The country never ours Sloan Morphett, a Northey and Rogers. rated a second look until and Amateur N.Z. former 12 months ago. Open Champion in the WEEKLY TIP The big shock was the early '20's, who later was performance of Let's consider the side- poor Secretary of the AustraArgentina who finished ball the lie with hill Taking dope has cost lian Golf Union. Now reHere one at the bottom of their P ortuguese cyclist tired, Mr. Morphett de- above our feet. one's qualifying group. shorten Joaquim Agostinho an signs and offers assist- should Keep Australia will make its short. Swing grip. ance in the re-design of estimated S64,290 prizeone's weight slightly for- bid for Mexico next golf courses. money. month. hands both ward and The W.A. Open was He was discovered takThe squad of 22 is excontested last weekend low. Take a slow backing dope in the Tour of a pected there is to show and, as swing training at Lake Karrinyup Counform that will make it Portugal. try Club arid was won by tendency to 'pull' this One of Portugal's bestone of the top contendaccordingly. aim shot, professional Stan Peach ers in the elimination known cyclists, Agostingenerated power is Less from amateur Jo hn ho lost first place in the round in South Korea. Ewing. The State Four- in this shot so use a tour after he was penalclub than for the longer somes Championship reised 15 minutes for takfiat distance on same sulted in a tie between ing dope. Digney and Bell and ground. Address the ball country players Catling with the heel of the club Blonde haired Raeand Jones. This will re- to avoid the tendency to lene Boyle, who set off the toe hit this shot quire a playoff. The world athletic circles Junior Championship of the club. The emancipation of buzzing when at the was won for the second year by Peter Randall of COMING EVENTS tender age of 17 she women rowers. Knockout play in State the Gosnells Club. This was the general Some disappointing Amateur Championship feeling when the Vicrounds were registered with the final on Sunday, torian Rowing Associaby named players in the 14th, at Lake Karrinyup. tion decided last week to allow women to take part in the Henley regatta for the first time since it started in 1904. A women's race is to be included in the programme for next year's regatta on February 28. It will be a four-oared event. into will go team B2 blue club's Trinity hockey

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the grand final without having lost a match this

How To Enter The New Stand

ing sire RACONTEIJR, showed that he will be unbeatable in any sprint races he contests in the near future. Owned by Tom Daws and trained by Norm Fawcett, this fellow equalled the record without beingrace ex. t ended. Unfortunately for all concerned, this horse is not completely sound but was turned out in magnificent co . tion.

KIRENE LADY, owned

and trained by Malcolm House, put in a sizzling performance to run second to CRACKER LAD in the Redfern Advance. As she started from a wide barrier, I feel this well bred mare will soon compensate her c onnections. ESSADELL was very slow to begin in the Advance on Saturday and looked as if she was going to get the major end of the prize. How. ever, her early effort told and she weakened in the last half furlong. Her runs lately have been good and she should pay to follow.

AARON'S ROD will atone

for his unlucky run very shortly. His rider Albie Smith was caught in a trap after rounding the turn and was buffeted all the way up the straight. As this classy galloper is now in Purse company tie should be put on your soon to arrive list.

Ticket-holders for the new public grandstand at S ubiaco oval enter The team has won 14 matches and drawn two. through a new gateway at the rear of the stand. --sOLE AGENTS_ It has scored 70 goals , final matches. Y.M.C.A. There is now a private R. CONNABEER & COMPANY and only had 20 scored beat Trinity 4-1 in the bitumen access road be165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 against and must start ' Al's in a disappointing tween Roberts Road and the grand final game game. Trinity was un- Subiaco Road which firm favourites for the able to match the deter- leads to the new stand mined Y.M.C.A. team entrance. premiership. defence and the Gatekeepers will take won The B2 red team crumbled under the pres- half of each perforated the Challenge Cup midsure. reserved ticket and the way through the qualifythe ing rounds and also The B2 greens for- holder will show the G LOUCESTER PARK Guth Ardath pennant for feited to Kalamunda other half of the ticket leading the grade at the when a shortage of regi- to an usher to direct him 7.15 —QUALIFYING end of the preliminary stered players meant un- to his seat. Garth, Elandrow, Mercy Marie fixtures. registered players were Each usher wears a 7.50 GOLDFIELDS white dustcoat with the team used. youthful The Jangada, Sandy's Reward, Electra distinguishing W.A.N.F.L. members have combined 8.25 BOULDER the pocket. badge on HOTEL GUIDE we'l with more experiHilochelle, Miss Brigade, Sweet Mona enced players this searemained in If tickets the new stand for any of Bayswater Hotel son. 9 .00—KAMBALDA Subiaco Hotel OPP. STATION the final round matches Captain Tony Curtis, a Black Sol, Three Keys, Talent Scout r st Class Accommodation they will be sold at a & Time Music Old fast centre-half back, has and Service special booth located at 9.30 SPRING HANDICAP controlled Dancing, Friday and repeatedly DRIVE-IN BOTTI E DEPT. the Townsend Road enFREE HOME DELIVERY games, often turning danSaturday. Tugman, Killara Sky, Comet Again trance to the oval. Ungerous thrusts by opLES BARTTLET Prop. Phone 81 1028 TEL: 71-1221 sold tickets at the Boans 1 0.00 —SOUTHERN CROSS Irene McHenry, Proprietress ponents back and putbox office will be reting Trinity into attack. Bardec, Tors Crag, Frosty Parade A former Olympic turned to the league for Wembley Hotel Geoff Clifford has had a BOAK 'JP THE SUN BY THE SEA AT sale to the public each 1 0.30 BULLFINCH seldom swimmer, season, good Excellent Lounge and Father J. S aturday morning of the Friendly Stranger, Trader Horn, Stepmart giving opposing wingers Accommodation The Ocean Beach Hayers, was ordained finals. chance to score. a Phone 87 2418 Hotel BEST BET: GARTH kiosk Refreshment Geoff scored 10 goals by Archbishop Young Under Personal Supervision Cnr. Cambridge and facilities have been built for season. Michael of TOM KENNY the last week in Hobart. A lexander Sts., Wembley Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened an4 51't in the new stand and are Phone 3-17,P.4 Jervis at left half has played consistently and Fr. Hayers said that open for matches. his crisp passing to for- entering the priesthood Hotel Australia "A special overnight The Railton ward line players has was not going to make guard will be mounted in PERTH Modern STREET. MURRAY Most Perth's CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 T emperance Hotel any difference to his the stand throughout FriExcellent Accommodation and been outstanding. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS 5 minutes walk from 6 Dining Service. Lunch Si Tim Delaney, who be- sporting life—"I'll give day night before each Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serv S . Mary's Cathedral CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT, Immediate Service Parking Accommodation gan the season in the up swimming when I major round game and, B.B. from $7.00 PHONE 23-1541 forward line, later was can't manage two lengths in addition, the lights in Cnr. Pier & Murray Streets Phone: 21-88431 - 21-8861 vs. the stand will burn all shifted into the defence. of a pool." night on these final He and left fullback His future work will Hotel Dianella says eves," m atch Kevin Pownall have com20 Mabel St/ C ommercial Hotel be as a parish curate. Alexander Drive Frank Chief W.A.N.F.L. bined well. Northam South Perth Phone 76 1699 "But as far as my Bird. "In these ways, 9 modern fully serviced motel Goalkeeper Bob Weir 67 2716 vandals will be kept in PAINTING CONTRACTOR Phone Northam 49 units each with private facilhas a good record, only sport's concerned it's ities. Mod, rates, air conditioncheck. TV., radio, 20 goals against, and this part of my life—I just ed and heated. E. Murphy, Proprietor Ample car parking take it as it comes. I en"During the games, speaks for itself. Mr. C. HAUSWIRTH Prop joy competing down here each deck will be policed Centre - forward Les and the people I comEnjoy the Best to prohibit persons A ccommodation At: Service Hotel Rockingham Meade has spearheaded pete with are very throwing litter from the Trinity's attacking friendly," he said. upper decks on to the Hotel Cottesloe BY THE SEA moves and he has been public seated below RIGHT ON THE SEA FRONT For a Healthy Holiday well supported by rightFather Hayer's swim- them." "If it's NOONAN'S IT'S NICE" Phone 3 2155 The Best of Fishing inner Peter Moxham. ming achievements span Mr. Bird added that Ryding on the two decades. In the 1956 FRANK MADDIGAN, Proprietor Peter R. M. DYMOCK. Licensee FOR YOUR T.V. SNACK right-wing has played Melbourne Olympics he the gates to the new effectively and on the came fifth in the 100 stand would be open at MAY WE SUGGEST OUR A CCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL 10.30 a.m. each final left-wing Chris Llorens metres backstroke. refrigerator, electric with jug, tea, coffee Room match day, but, for perhas combined well with Toasting Slice RAISIN LOAF Excellent breakfast. Parking left-inner Ed Martin. At the British Com- sons who had reserved morning paper. monwealth Games in their seats there would facilities. $4.50 per day. Phone 67 1044, 67 3330 Last Saturday saw the Cardiff in 1958, he came be ,of course, no need for TELEPHONE EAST. 21-4341. STREET 248 HAY Trinity Al and B2 green second in the 100 metres them to be at the ground DELIVERIES TO ALL SUBURBS teams eliminated in semi- backstroke. early. season.

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A BOVE: proved quite a popular sport for the primary schools during the Basketball has school. It was quite a successful sport too. !D:-. _! Palmyra girls last term at and Grand Final matches of the Grade Catholic Basketball Association 'A' the n o in their district.

* Above and left, St. Jerome's primary school, Spearwood are all smiles because they created a new record in both the 'A' and 'B' Grades of the Basketball Competition held among the State and Independent Schools in the district, by going through t he season undefeated. The Grand Final was just taken as a matter of course.

R ivervale Primary School also swept the decks when they won the Grand Finals of the 'A' and 'B' Grades of the Basketball Competition South of the River. '\W s 4

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on the

Ball! Our cameraman caught this team in typical match-winning form.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Donovan were married recently at the Church of St. Columba, Bayswater. The celebrant was Father J. Russell. The Anglican Dean of Perth, the Very Reverend John HazIewood, also blessed the marriage. The bride was formerly Carmel Shervington, daughter of the late Mr. G. Shervington and Mrs. J. Shervington, of Bayswater. The groom is the son of the late Mr. W. Donovan and Mrs. M. Donovan, of Floreat Park.

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I/ BROTHER JUNIPER'S PAGE FOR

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Dear Boys & Girls Dear Boys and Girls, Obviously I am a little behind the times! Gregory Kempton has just written to say that his family moved f rom Carnarvon to Palmyra six years ago. What a lot of things are happening around Palmyra and Fremantle, Greg. CBC Fremantle are certainly well up in the sporting world aren't they. And thank you for telling me about how Our Lady of Fatima School, Palmyra, won the Shakespeare Festival 4th and 5th grade. Thank you Lynn Dydder for sending the form for your little brother, Leigh. I think he's just a little too young at eleven months to become a full member of the Club. But he's got a wonderful hobby—crawling and opening cupboards. I'll put his form on one side for the moment, and I w i l l remember him especially in my prayers on his birthday, September 21 . On with the hunt! You remember we had found out something important about what the New Testament tells us of the birth of Jesus. I want you to have a look at St. John's Gospel, chapter 19, verses 26 and 27. Our Lord was very anxious that His mother should have someone to care for her. So he told his faithful friend St. John to look after her. After the c rucifixion St. John took Our Lady to his own home. God Bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER.

MY CHURCH COMPETITION

. . . BIRTHDAYS . . .

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Q: Why is a plumber ( 9); Debra Bosci, Mel- * SATURDAY himself, a lightning-lik pelican? a like Chitty Philomena (8), (8); ville Carolyn SEPTEMBER 20 sticky • tipped weapo A: Because of the size (9); onnongorring, KonnonCarlisle Crofts, which is shot out of 11 Mt. K Katevia, Arthur Vince Cuticone, Tuart gorring School, swim- of his bill. mouth in much the same (12); Dolores ont Clarem Philomena (13); Hill mming. Q: What is the differ- way a watermelon seal (14): Kelly, Northam Nulsen, Manning (6). ence between a hairdres- tween the fingers. Riot. Kon(6), Chitty Kieran Riordan, JoonJane can be shot from (12); Maureen nongorring, Konnongor- ser and a sculptor? danna A: The hairdresser Shaped muscles contrao, Scarborough ring School, painting. Bailey, * TUESDAI curls up and dyes, while ing suddenly on a slip, (13); Margaret Graffin, Louise Rayn (4), 52 the sculptor makes faces pery, spike-like bone seal SEPTEMBER 16 Harvey (13); Peter BorNorth and busts. St., the tongue forward. 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I received some beautiful pictures of churches and some very interesting comments to go with Marlene Twite, Floreat them. I only wish I could give everyone a prize. P ark (13); Kelly Moylan, Cloverdale (12); Joanna Well done, all of you! Winners were: Rhonda Khan, St. Francis Xavier Mission, Wandering; Margaret Morris, 16 Hambledon Crescent, Armadale; Karen Michael, St. Francis Xavier's Mission, Wandering.

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Thursday, September 1 1, 1969

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AN ARCHBISHOP'S CALL TO PRIESTS It pleases me, there. Legion, to Father B. In a letter to the fore, in our Archdiocese Rogan O.S.M. priests of the Archdio- to rely on the spirit of A delightful musicat cese of Hermosillo, the Legion of Mary i nterlude was provided Mexico, Coadjutor Arch- which has produced in by Mr. Lionel Elliott and all ports of the world bishop Carlos Quintero ardent apostles and hero- the evening was concludic witnesses of Christ. ed with supper in the traArce had this to say:

The Holy Name Society Loyalty rally is to take place in St. Mary's Cathedral at 7.30 p.m. on ditional Legion style. Sunday, September 28. It "In order to increase Blessings on all those will present to men and who propagate the LegNorthern Districts Curyouth an opportunity to the Christian life in our ion of Mary . . . . " executive again thank desire ia we Archdiocese, show their loyalty to the the Servite Fathers for Church and its hierarchy. that there be founded in HOME NEWS their continued co-operIt is hoped that the it the movement of the evenpleasant A very ation in making the LibThe Mary. of Legion Cathedral will be filled to capacity for the occasion. spirit of the Legion of ing was enjoyed by some rary of their College His Grace the Arch- Mary is distinguished by 70 Legionaries of North- available for the meetbishop will address the an absolute confidence in ern Districts Curia, and ing. the action of the most visitors on the fifth Sunrally. Holy Virgin. In her it day in August, when IN PRAISE OF Branches are advised sees its model and guide. F ather Crowley P. t o arrange transport for It is Mary herself who showed films in the misMARY their members. carries us along in her sion field in Korea and . . . . in the spiritual the trip to Ireland of the All Holy Name men t ranscendental flight tothe tower and new roof late President Kennedy. battling of these days Legion The God. wards of the Church were com- are asked to make a speDuring the evening when the supporters of Mary is recommendpleted. "En passant, it is cial effort to improve on of it forms the Brother John Longbot- Christ and those who because able the previous attendances of interest to recall", said him are found hopeY ork parish was one of the areas most seriously Very Rev. Father P. at the Christ the King interior life of its mem- tom, president of Junior deny lessly mixed up in the which last destroyed earthquake year in them educates presented a spiritCuria Eucharistic bers, Procession the by O'Reilly, 0.Praem, who hit dedi cat es ual bouquet on behalf I crowd, devotion to the the t.)wn of Meckering and which shook vast sec- is present parish priest to be held at the grounds discipline, Mother of Jesus is an inof York, in an interview of Aquinas College on them to the salvation of of all Legionaries of fallible touchstone for tions of the Metropolitan area of Perth. the last Sunday in makes and Northern Districts, as a neighbour with "The Record", that The parish church was very severely damaged. it was them observe a firm loy- token of appreciation the sorting of them out. Bishop Gibney October. Bishop Van Hee, S.J. Martin Griver to the Church. for his work for the Father alty appeared cracks who erected the present Large In the current year who later became the Convent of Mercy, which only 3 in the ceiling and facade branches have of the building. The sanc- Administrator Apostolic he used as a presbytery contributed a total of tuary was declared unfit of Perth. That building is until the arrival of the $57.73 to the Bursary for use. The consecration now known as St. Pat- nuns from Ireland in Fund. Last year we reof the altar and the bless- rick's Hall. In 1887 Bish- 1873." ceived $566.70 from 23 ing of the Sanctuary last op M. Gibney dedicated branches for the educaToday, a newly connew opened the and the Grace, His night by structed altar facing the tion of a student at St. Archbishop, added an- Church of St. Patrick. All people and incorporating Charles Seminary. Donaother chapter to the al- materials for the new the original altar table tions toward the 1970 transported were Church history of notable ready has been consecrated for Bursary payment will be volunby and assembled the parish of York. received up to December use in the sacred liturgy. The foundation stone tary labour ,an earnest of 31. The altar rails have been dedifaith and solid the church original of the removed and the sancpeolocal Men and youth of the was laid in 1859 by Most cation of the has been re- Subiaco, Wembley and Rev, Dr. Serra, and in ple.. Stained glass win- tuary imported modelled. New lighting Floreat parishes are inwere the following year was dows opened by the Very Rev. from Italy and in 1909 has been installed, and vited to attend the enthe whole interior has closed retreat at the Rebeen redecorated. Exten- demptorist Retreat sive other repairs too House on the week-end have been completed. of October 11-12. Enquiries to L. Gentilli (phone 83076) or W. Harris (phone 873781).

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The next meeting of the Diocesan Council will M undaring Men's be held on September 15 Group got a good start at 8.45 p.m. last week when fifteen turned up to the inaugural barbecue. was speaker Guest Father M. Keating who showed a film of Vatican II supplemented with his own personal memories of it. Those present included Father Samuele, O.F.M. ( Cap), parish priest of Balcatta which has encouraged and helped the formation of this new group.

CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB our finals of ThP squash tournament were played recently. Jean Forbes is now our reigning champion. Thanks go to Peter for organising this so well—and congratulations to Jean!

A reminder of the The group will meet monthly and all men in Bingo night this Sunday, Mundaring parish are September 14, at C.B.C. Leederville, commencing warmly invited. at 7.30 p.m. All proceeds to the Australian Catholic Relief. We'll be having our elections on this night as well. Supper will be provided. Transfrom 1 William St., Have you a voca- port p.m. at 7

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Many young working men are not sure. They suspect that Christ may be calling them to His priesthood but are not yet convinced one way or t he other. To assist them a Day of Enquiry has been organised at St. Charles' Seminary on Sunday, September 21. Further details can be obtained from Father W. J. Foley, Diocesan Vocations Office, 77 St. George's Terrace, Perth. (Tel. 231889).

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APPELBEE (Les). In loving memory of our dearly loved husband and father. Anniversary September 14th.

HENRYON. In loving memory of dear passed away SePtember 12th, 1965. Sadly missed by us all Molley and family.

BARNETT (Ivy). In loving memory of a and wife devoted mother, who passed away on 12th September, 1964. Always remembered by her loving husband and family. May her soul rest in peace.

WALE, Katherine. Of your charity, dear reader, please pray for the repose of the soul of our beloved wife and mother, anniversary September 10th. May she rest in peace,

WALSH, R. J. Please pray for the repose of the soul of Ray, our DISBREY, Robert love done, died Sep(Bob). In loving mem- tember 18th, 1963. ory of my late husDeaths band Bob, the first anniversary of whose (Mr.), death occurs on Sep- CULLINANE tember 15th. Always Died Saturday, 6th lovingly remembered September, at Reacafhla Brosna, Co. by Irene. Kerry, Ireland. Father Eternal rest grant of Rev: T. Cullinane, unto him, 0 Lord. St. Brendan's College, May he rest in peace. now home on holiday in Ireland. Requiem DIVINEY, Ursula. Of Mass at Christ the your charity please King Church, Beaconspray for the repose of field, at 7.30 p.m., 18th the soul of my loved September. and mother, May God have mercy wife w hose anniversary on his soul. occurs on the 15th DARCY. Of your charSeptember. Sacred Heart of Jesus ity please pray for the repose of the soul of have mercy on her Sister Mary Gabriel soul. Darcy, who died at St. Emilie's, Kalamunda, FENTON (C.atherine). on Saturday, August Loving thoughts at 23rd, 1969. this time and always Eternal rest grant to of our mother and her, 0 Lord, and may nanna. Ever remem- perpetual light shine bered by Kath, Dan upon her. O'Leary and grandchildren. DEATH nIRTH and Sacred Heart of Jesus should not NOTICES have mercy on her. he lndzed hv Telephone

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