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PERTH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1970.
Educators Warned: Identify Yourselves With Community
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The re -definition of the role of the student in the educational community is perhaps the most pressing current issue facing most schools. lie said it NN as essential "Of more lasting inU.S. National Catholic fluence, they also acquire that a parallel effort Educational Association at least some of theiz. should be made to rep resident, Father C. most fundamental ideas, create a genuine educacommunity, commitments and values. tional A lbert Koob, addressing Perhaps more now than respect for with marked more than 1,000 Catho- at any time in history, it human dignity and the no exaggeration to lic educators at the 10th is speak of an identifiable unique needs of the inConI nter - American youth culture with its dividual. gress of Catholic Educa- own special fashions, "An educational system goals and modes, a 'cultion, which ended ture' which seems to lacking a sense of comearlier this week, said t ranscend national boun- munity is rather like a daries to become truly s tudent unrest was run- International." skeleton." ning high and the causes were many and varied.
A general view of the assembly at the recent General Chapter of the Perth and Geraldton Congregations o f the Presentation Sisters of W A. Seated in front are ( from left ) Mother M. Albeus Fahey, Bishop Thomas of Geraldton, His Grace the Archbishop, Bishop Quinn and Mother M Assumpta O'Donnell.
TWO NAMED ON NEW YEAR LIST
"In many in,tar.,•ec. they have their roots in larger social problems. "One hears it said that students resent the depersonalised atmosphere of the large school; that traditional find they school programmes and practices unresponsive to their special needs and aspirations; that they are "turned off" by educational philosophies and methods which seem, to them, remote from their own life experience.
Two well-known clergymen in Western Australia were included in the New Year's Honours list. They were Monsignor and came to WA. in 1921. John Thomas McMahon, He was appointed first who received an 0.B_E director of Catholic edufor services to education cation for the archdioin the State, and Father cese of Perth. a post he Seraphim Sanz, who was held till 1950. made an M.B.E. for serFr. Sanz. who was born vices to native welfare in been in Spain. has the State. Mons. McMahon was superior of the Kalum;Om in Ireland in 1893 buru Mission since 1957.
"In short: students today resist the role of passive objects of education and desire, instead, to be active participants in the educational process."
W ARNING He warned educators that, unless they became better identified with the goals and demands of the community, outside forces would frustrate their efforts.
His Grace receiving the offertory gifts from Mother M. Albeus Fahey and Mother M. Assumpta O'Donnell during the Concelebrated Mass at lona.
Christian teachers, in The Perth and Geraldton Congregations of the W.A. Presentation Sisters role despite the fact most fulfilling community of them lacked the glaneeds, should give prior- were recently united in a lavish ceremony. morous appearance and ity to three consideraIn the past. one could better facilities found in His Grace, the Arch- Geraldton Congregations. tions, and these were by most urban schools. qualified In his address, His become bishop, Most Rev. L. J. that: unimerely a attending the hoped he said Grace Goody, Most Rev. Bishop "The Sisters, whose • The school 'is the Francis Xavier Thomas union would help make versity and gaining a apostolate now extends only one having degree without Augustine St. peace the Most and Geraldton, of educational agent among many." and Rev. P. Quinn, Auxiliary spoke of as "the tran- any practical experience even to the adult lay peoits effectiveness would at all. Today, this was ple, will need a backbe Bishop of Perth and quility of Order". undermined if the "mul- Vicar for Religious, all not so. The highest prac- ground of theology and He recalled the words tical experience was ex- philosophy. This training. tiple" influences exerted concelebrated Mass of on students by a Russian Orthodox pected. and opportunities added to their spiritual of the at Spirit educa- the Holy formation will enable tional agents outside the Iona Presentation Col- Church Bishop who, in were available. school, were Leningrad. said, among He said that, with them to help not only the not taken lege, Mosman Park. but the lay into account. They later attended a other things, that the these changes and in- children so that General Chapter of the Western Church should creasing government as- adults as well, • They must identify Sisters. not worry about the sistance, he was optim- they can let the light of accurately those educa- Delegates from both dearth of Vocations as istic the small Catholic their dedication shine tional agents — Congregations were God would provide the country school would through to others in their duals, institutions, media, united in the singing of Vocations needed if there c ontinue its important environment." movements and assess the Veni Creator and was faith. their roles and impact. other hymns at Mass. The uniting of the two The Epistle was read by congregations, he added. • They must work for Rev. M. Bernard Hogan, was an historic ever:, a true educational com- Local Superior of the not only for the PresentaStarting next week, and continuing for four munity within society. Perth Congregation. tion Order but for the consecutive weeks, we will run an explanatory Highlight of the pro- Church in W.A. as a series on the Order of the New Mass. This 'CULTURE' ceedings was the pre- whole. will be illustrated with photographs. One of the sentation of gifts to His ful of such more power- Grace by Mother M. "The Record" hopes to be able to publish There were many rea"agents" outside schools, Albeus and Fahey semi-secular and — sons Mother New Mass. This booklet should meet the the he said, was "Youth M. Assumpta O'Donnell spiritual — why this was requirements for participation and instruction culture". at the Offertory Proces- so important for, in this in its meaning. "Children acquire sion—a symbolic gesture highly technological and modes The New Mass Order will be implemented of sPeech and behaviour, which marked the pro- specialised age, greater the First Sunday of Lent onwards. from dress from demands mulgamation were of made of the one another. Union of Perth and teachers.
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None of the exponents Protestantism? Will CathHis Grace, the ArchAll three appointof abortion have con- olic churches with nothbishop, has announced ments will become sidered self restraint and ing in them eventually the following clerical effective on Sunday, Having so much en- personal discipline themselves in find with changes: Monsignor J. February 450 HAY STREET, PERTH. 15, the First Christmas issue joyed the family relationships. De- nothing in them conMurphy, P.P., to be Sunday of Lent. of "The Record", I feel cent husbands exercise gregat ionwise? Parish Priest of Scarthe time is now oppor- self restraint where, for borough; Father J. J. As a result of these think I the time has tune for me to go on example, the wife is in come for the Catholic O'Dwyer, to be Parish movements the three record about "The Re- poor health. It is solely a Bishops of Australia to Priest of Kensington; parishes of Mosman cord". matter between husband Father J. Mullins, Park, Guildford and give some urgent considInitially, I was a sup- and wife. They do not re- eration to, and to take a Parish Priest of MyaMyaree will become porter, though not a quire advice from out- very definite stand on ree, has volunteered vacant and new parish reader, of the said news- siders. to help for some years priests will have to be this matter and hand paper, and dutifully each Reports of the My Lai massacre make appalling in the Diocese of appointed as soon as Nothing can be said for down a decree in favour Sunday / contributed to reading and threaten to diminish the glory of Geraldton. possible. the husband who spends Blessed the having f o the cause. one of the world's largest and advanced Seldom read, and, in hours after work drink- Sacrament reserved on Christian countries. It could be grossly demy ignorance, it went un- ing at the pub and comes the Main Altar or the NEW NORCIA PARISH moralising to learn such primitive brutality opened to the oblivion of home well primed with High Altar and to state could be perpetrated by men coming from a liquor. He has no con- exactly the minimum SPECIAL MASS TIMETABLE Monday's dust-bin! land of widespread education, sophistication Perhaps a prick of con- sideration for his wife, or number of, and which Sunday, January 4: Mass at 7.00 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. and human maturity. each Catholic images icience, or the more ma- her feelings. Sunday, January 11: possess. must church If rerial drive the value get to result is pregBut one does not despair. Not merely because Sunday, January 18: :or my eight cents prod- nancy, he blames her of Daniel Kelly, Sunday, January 25: it would be ungracious to see a whole nation ded me into action. But I course and looks to a Sydney. Sunday, February 1: in a group of soldiers caught up in the de'oegan reading it piece- generous Parliament for humanising game of war, but rather because meal. Soon I found that authority to have her As from Sunday, February 8, the normal Sunday the grim and scandalous accounts of the an excellent editorial and aborted. What a man! t imetable will be resumed, i.e. Mass at 6.45 a.m., massacre were confessed to by the Americans candid comment as in 7.30 a.m., and 10.00 a.m. "N.A." t hemselves involved. .*Without Apology" became a necessary weekly This frankness and honesty must be a source of diet to me and helped joy to the Communists and afford a reassurf ortify my own limited ance that the West might well become the mental powers against 23 Fulham St., Kewciale. Tel. 6 3682 victim of its suicidal openness and permisThe time has come the abstruse reasoning LICENSED PLUMBER further marked a 1969 siveness. that so often permeates when many Catholics are HOT WATER SPECIALIST SHEET METAL WORK forward rethe in step "Well, what :he dailies when matters asking: SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. of religion or morals are should a Catholic church newal of the Australian One must ask, in all honesty, why the Viet ALL WORK GUARANTEED the Rehave in it by way of Province of Cong brutality goes without similar recognidemptorists. tion and reaction. During their 25-day occuI grieve that such a adornments?" For five years, there pation of the old imperial city of Hue in word as editorial exists Personally, I think, have been regular semiin launched the English language, other than having the a reign of 1968, the Viet Cong O PTOMETRI;TS for it implies just one. Blessed Sacrament re-- nars on the doctrinal deterror resulting in the massacre of 3,000 velopment of mission Perhaps you will depart 1 72a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 people. The bodies of 2,800 have been found on the Main Altar and retreat preaching. from convention and give or the High Altar, a 2 30 Hainan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 to date, and 1,000 are missing. From the us two editorials and Catholic church should There have been radical gruesome evidence uncovered in mass graves R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist giving changes in the of whet at least one appe- have in it at least Images over the past year and a half, most of the missions areas in where tite—mine? of the Sacred Heart. Our the older methods failed missing are presumed dead. Dirt found in Blessed Lady, and Saint to reach. Lawn Mowe.-s, Shears Sharpened an-4 c^t On the lighter side; betheir mouths suggested that some were still ing a Gall I thoroughly Joseph, and in prominent alive when the grave was filled. With the conclusion of look forward to the News positions, and proper From Ireland sections Stations of the Cross, the second session of the It is not a case of comparison in this case made C ITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 490 and news of the Irish and not stations which special General Chapter LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS held even more odious by the nature of all it accordarme in wiati here in Perth and hope would be an insult to Locas. tmor Ctuaers involves. But is it less scandalous to have Sa!rs -rhau,rd nd that these become regu- Christ, for such Images the instruction of the CAR and ALL TYPE'S OP KEYS CUT, Immediate s,r,1 men slaughtered by their own than by are part of our Catholic second Vatican Council. lar attractions. further changes have s trangers? Is our prime concern to "have a For 1970 go forward, traditions, and Saint Paul taken place. go" at our enemies or to protect our fellow urges us cling to to our and, as they say in the The Chapter produced men from every and any aggressor? Or are 'old country' "May the 'raditions and to me they our demonstrations directed at those only T,ord hold you in the hol- are not just part of our a completely rewritten t radition alone, for Ilook set of Constitutions and from whom reprisal is not likely to ensue? low of his hand." upon them a part of a Statutes. Many areas. Shan Van Voct. Catholic church. previously legislated for Whatever the explanation, our concern is H by the Rule and General need of greater catholicity, universality. We Recently,I came across Curia, have been handed might well realise better at this time of the one Catholic church in over to the Provinces for year, that the Prince of Peace came for all the Diocese of Wollon- decision, according to the and that his solution to human excesses gong which did not even conditions in different have a Holy Water Font parts of the world. c omes from real service and concern for all and this particular men. Respect for lawfully constituted authorThe principle of decenchurch had only one ity must be an essential fundamental of this tralisation of authority It is mage, I an interesting Image of Our and service where the Christian is concerned. somewhat ironical to Blessed Lady and with- was one of the features read about the Irish out the child and in a of this totally new apIn this context, the call to mutiny in the field, proach. Previously all apClub's proposed theatre "hidden" position. apart from the legal obligations and implicapointments of superiors For First Class Plumbing Services evenings. tions, constitutes gross national irresponsiand directors of formaYes, there are quite a During the past four bility for the unions involved and would lead Steam and Hot Water 1nstallations years Patch Theatre has few "Modern Catholic tion were made from the only to national anarchy and chaos. Such produced plays by Synge. Churches" in the Arch- General Roman Office. diocese of Sydney with mutiny will achieve nothing apart from ruin, PHONE 28 6955 'Under the new system O'Casey, Wilde and nothing in them by way each Province now perand deserves in itself the roundest condemnaShaw. 7: I NEWCASTLE STREET, PERTH of adornments, and there forms this function tion. It is the product of short-sightedness A t performances of is one such church right t hrough its local memand misguided loyalty. A fter Hours: 49-2759, 49-2252, 24-5366, 6-3419. these plays members of in the City of Sydney. bers. the Irish Club were conAccording to the VatiA t a time of "peace on earth to men of goodspicuous by their abIn .‘tist7aUa. there was can Council, all the old Pro7itlee-Wide VOtincZ for sence. will" this call makes sorry news but its It is to be hoped that Catholic Devotions are to the Provineiit Sunerior, jarring discord should rouse members of LOW COST HOME OWNERSHIP the Irish community will be retained and fostered. his Vicar and members unions to be alive to their responsibilities to How can this be if some of the Provin"ial Council. support the forthcoming Keep Your houcIng costs down the community and show them the present b7 securing a reasonably priced bliiding sire Festival of Perth produc- Catholic churches do not Fr. G. Joyce was restate of their influence within their respective the We offer high lots with lovely views at relevant elected cc pr-v7incial nnri tions of two of T. M. possess unions. images and if a priest Fr. 0. Austin as Synge's plays. S PRINGVALE Vicar. ESTATE — HAMERSLEY were to preach on a par- Other members of the If ully serviced with deep sewer, water, bitumen 1, -+ Yours etc., ticular devotion without Council are. for $6000. Four years terms with reducible inter, . Frs. K A. H. Kane, having Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach the relevant O'Brien. S. Boland and High Wycombe. image in This is the nearest private subdivision to the church, W. Dunphy. Perth in Hamersley area. surely he would leave A onointmort5 We also build two or three bedroom H,nies in himself wide open to emthiss Suburb January 11 (White): Sunday within the Octave of from $15000 (including land) on low house superiors and dirDeposits and week1,barrassment? the Epiphany, Feast of the Baptism of Our payments. ectors of formation were Lord. (2nd Class) Mass proper. Gloria. I read with much interCall or send for Brochure to Sole Agents Non-Catholic churches made by this council. Fr. st Creed. Preface of the Epiphany. lengthy article by for the most part have , T. Warren wns annointed January 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16: Masses of the pre- M7. Kim Beazley on the but very few things in Perth's representative. question of abortion. He them by way of adornThe Chapter will have ceding Sunday, without Gloria or Creed. is to be congratulated ments, and they have its first session towards Common Preface. upon giving to woman- only very few by way of the end of January. It January 17 (White): Saint Anthony, Abbot. (3rd ',.00ci the dignity and re- c ongregation. will discuss all the points 98 St. Geo. Tce., 23 1690 Class) Mass from the Common. Gloria. Com- .- pect which they should referred to it by the GenMany Catholics are disbe granted by all right mon Preface. eral Chapter for conthinking people. as tressed and are taking a January 18: Second Sunday after Epiphany. (2nd e gainst those who write very dim view of having sideration and legislaClass) Mass proper. Gloria. Creed. Sunday uld speak of them as if the Blessed Sacrament tion. I NSIST ON Preface. reserved on the side A fter a period of fur.•- hey were cows. altars of some churches ther experimentation and on a permanent basis and preparation, a second so often such side altars session will be held for PLUMBING MATERIALS "Fit for a King" are so close to doors. definite rulings. 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Cardinal the beginning of his Terence of second Christmas visit to Cooke, Military Vicar Forces, Vietnam were Deputy Armed U.S. IRELAND. — Fr. James the began a six-day Vietnam U.S. Ambassador, Samuel Kelly, parish priest at Comthe Berger, Deputy tour by visiting with Peter's, Adelaide, St. manding General, Wilpatients of the Army's at Kilkenny, Iredied Father Rosson, liam near Hospital Third Field Saturday, Dec. land, on C.M., Crawford, Robert Tan Son Nhut airport. 27. Philadelphia, the Vicar of prelate York New The Delegate for the Armed w as scheduled to see Fr. Kelly, 67, had Army, Navy, Air Force Forces here, and Army Deen seriously ill last and Air Force chaplains, around units Marine and /ear and returned to including Father William the country. ! reland to convalesce. R. Fitzgerald, 0.M.I., Arriving from Bang- Washington, D.C., the kok, Thailand, Cardinal command chaplain who ADELAIDE. — P. R. WilCooke said: "I am very was the Cardinal's escort happy to be here in Sai- officer in Vietnam. kinson, in a front page gon, to be here for Christspread in "The Southern Travelling with the mas, to bring the good cardinal has attacked the Cross", was Msgr. wishes of all of the peo- Eugene V. Clark ,his secBill passed reAbortion serple at home to our retary. cently. vicemen serving here, to On his first day here, bring a message of grati- Cardinal Writing under the Cooke also tude to our servicemen visited U.S. Ambassador heading "We Issue o old ' because certainly we are Ellsworth Bunker. A Challenge", and adwork for the grateful all dressed "Dear Mr. Millthey are doing to defend louse", he said: promote to and reedom f peace in the world." "We are concerned— He visited military innfact, staggered—that stallations in Europe and :housands of human In Thailand before com,ives will be the price ing to Vietnam. ,)efore you find you "All along the way I For the first time ever, have opened an unconf ound everybody to be in an overseas aid project trollable Pandora's good spirits, not only be- is being jointly funded 1 0X. cause of the Christmas by Australian Catholic season but because they Relief and the Australian all seemed to be doing Council of Churches DiviSYDNEY. — Mons;gnor their duty and also very sion of Inter Church Aid. Thomas K. Farrelly, dedicated in what they A joint announcement D.D., parish priest of are doing." to this effect was rePort Macquarie since Answering a question leased this week by the 1955, and brother of on the alleged My Lai Reverend E. H. ArblasBishop Patrick Farrelly massacre, Cardinal Cooke ter, National Director of of Lismore, died resaid: "Naturally. I see it Inter Church Aid, and -entiy. as important. My trip Mr. William C. Byrne, Director of here is a continuation of National Monsignor Farrelly, a tradition of Christmas Australian Catholic Re/- 4, died after 53 years visits to our servicemen lief. as a priest. overseas. My trip would Mr. Liam O'Dea, an have taken place, in any agriculturalist from Warcase, at this time. Natur- wick in Queensland, has TORONTO. —Bi shop ally,I am just as anxious gone to India as the field A lexander Carter of will dominate the Sydney that skyline. towers twin with development Qantas Centre in its final The as you are to know the officer of "For Those Sault Ste., Marie, has truth of the alleged inci- Who Have Less". been chosen "Canadian dents. At the same time, organisation. T his of the Year" by the naI would not have any- based in Victoria, has a thing to tell you about it- programme of assisting tional editorial staff of I've just arrived." under - developed coun "The Canadian RegiMeeting the Cardinal at tries by up-grading live million i ll $50 Airways w pour Qantas ster-. stock through sending high grade Australian into the re-development of o complete T he youth of Australia have responded well to He was Canada's cattle and sheep to be city block for its new world headquarters the needs of the children of Biafra, Australian spokesman at the Bishbred with the local ani- in Sydney. mals. C atholic Rel ief national executive director Mr. Bill ops' Synod at the VatiMr. O'Dea's work will Quantas chairman, Sir Byrne said this week. can last October. involve him in checking Roland Wilson, said pr:?requests for stock, deal- paration and excavation He said a great number ing with the necessary of the site — bounded by of donations had been reM EMORIALI-importing George, Grosvenor, Lang of details ceived from all age them into India, receiv- and Jamieson near the G. C. SMITH & CO. The Catholic Social groups and from all parts ing them, assisting in the southern end of Sydney Clubrooms, 119 Lincoln of Australia. 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE settling down process. Harbour Bridge — were Street, North Perth, have Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected were these Among and following up with well advanced and that been officially opened anywhere in W.A. Church Altars r.,;anned & executed. advice and assistance to construction of a huge and will be available for many small donations Designs and Quotes without obligation. and group organisations receivchildren t he from Thurscomplex Tuesdays, underground C HEMIST use on "We have over 60 years experience." Phore5-1661 ing the animals. from classes or efforts would start early this days. Fridays and Sunyouth groups. Wembley - 87 3984 He will be attached to year. days from 8 p.m. " Action For Food Prothe down cruise A 274 Cambridge St. duction" (better known He said: "Eventually, river has been scheduled "In the last fortnight, Wembley Hotel as AFPRO) a co-ordinat- all the existing buildings for January 10. The we have received a donation from the pupils of E xcellent Lounge and ing body of relief organ- will be demolished to "Duchess" leave St. Ita's Convent School will way for two A ccommodation isations in India. His make jetty at Street Barrack Phone 87 2418 work will also involve matched sky-scraper tow- 8 p.m. sharp. Tickets will in Brisbane who say they him with carrying out ers which will dominate cost $3 per head in return hope to do something Cnr. Cambridge and similar duties for Heifer the Sydney skyline for for a fun night of music more in 1970." A lexander Sts., Wembley Project Incorporated, an a great many years to and dancing, The Y.C.S. from Turncounterpart come." American A fishing competition burumba High School Subiaco Hotel "For organisation to Construction work on will be held on January collected money from SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE AT Those Who Have Less". SEA First Classd Asceco the first and larger of 13. The meeting place is among their fellow sturvrnice rmiation Australian Catholic Re- the two towers would Pancake Inn, Crawley dents while the Y.C.S Beach Ocean The lief and Inter Church Aid start in 1971 and be com- Bay, at 6 p.m. from Jamestown State nRIVE-1N BOTTLZ DST?. Hotel jointly meeting the pleted in late 1973. F-1-,,F15 HOME DIILIVIRY It A house party has been High School in South MONUMENTAL are Under Prs•-nal Superlislon Ausiralian share of the would soar through 50 arranged for Saturday, Australia organised a Phone 81 1028 nf TOM KENNY S PECIALISTS cost of Mr. O'Dea's work levels to about 607 feet. January 17, at the home walkathon which raised Irene Mell•ary. Proirrietriter Phone 3-1584 India for a two-year 483 Great Easterrt in The second — about of Pearl Leddingham, 72 $150. period. La Grange Street, InnaH'way, Redcliffe The Australian Catho- 500 feet high — would be loo. Girls bring a plate The Railton The Sawtell Public B ayswater Hotel 1983. by completed lic Relief contribution of School students Phone 65 3157 ran a OPP. STATION Perth's Most Modern and men supply the Temperance Hotel $2,000 per year will come "The full project will drinks. 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ORIGIN OF POLI TICS OF VIOLENCE
Now, those who seek a Christian basis for violence would say that socialism is Christianity. No benefits, it is contended, will ever be accorded the poor, except under a socialist regime. Because there is a desire to justify violence, Christianity is invoked, but it is a Christianity without grace. Christianity is used as the means rather than an end. The defenders of violence, therefore, argue: "God is the awakener of guerillas." "A Christian is one who participates in revolution." "Christianity is violent, otherwise it is not prophetic." "Revolution is more fundamental than my faith."
Lewiston's Mayor, John College students must know not only B. Beliveau, is a deterthe dominant thought of the day, but they mined man, and as a realso should be able to judge it. Otherwise sult there are crosses in they become conformists which is like the Christmas decorapossessed by one's drowning—becoming tions which adorn the The proposed National city's fire department A ssembly of Women Re- environment. Styles exist in thought, just station. ligious took a step for. as they do in fashion. At the turn of the The crosses went up, ward toward final forma- century, there was a tendency to biologize as usual, when the decor- tion at a meeting in everything; we had, therefore, the evoluations were first affixed Chicago this week. These are the three stages which have tion of morals and the evolution of God. They came down when led America to its present philosophy of Some 32 members of Later came the popularity of economics Louis Scolnik, attorney violence. Clausewitz related politics and the NAWR formation with the rise of Communism, when art, for the Maine branch of war. the Nazis and Communists identified task force, representing history, literature and religion were inthe American Civil Liberthem, and our young revolutionaists have areas from Maine to terpreted in terms of methods of producties Union, complained Oregon, spent a weekend tion. changed war to violence so that we have the display of the crosses utlining goals, objeco "the politics of violence." What makes it Today, the dominant science is politics. was "unconstitutional". tives, and structure for all so incongruous is that the students who So popular is it that education, theology The crosses went back the organization. protest against war in Vietnam not only up on the order of Mayor and social welfare are interpreted in terms According to a state- of politics. When students take over coluse violence to condemn violence, but thy Beliveau, who also dis. patched a strongly. ment issued at the close leges and insist that their revolutionary war is so intimately bound up with draw their inspiration of violence from worded letter to Scolnik of the meeting, NAWR ideology be taught, they politicize educa- politics that its aggression may increase war -makers such as Clausewitz and the at one time, decrease at another. It resorts invaders of Czechoslovakia. reminding that the ques- will aim to "contribute to tion. suggested; two tion has not been decided the formation and educaHow did we get this way? How did the to tactics such as Lenin tion of women Religious American students must re-examir' in the courts. steps forward, one step backward. Anyone politics violence of come into being? It by interaction which will revolutionary philosophy their politics of violence and remembyr with the familiar seek and communicate a is the third stage in an evolution of that we live in a nuclear age where we Spanish-American valid concept of woman thought extending over almost two cen- of Marxism knows the important role that have over 100 tons of TNT for every perCommuni furthering play tactics sm and in turies. for modern society." son on earth. Can there not be among the Organisation its politics. The first stage was that initiated by NAWR will also atyoung a politics without violence? Cannot Clausewitz was military; Marxism was Formed tempt to "explore the Clausewitz, a Prussian general who served leadership take the place of firebrands subversive socially more breaks , with the A Spanish - American role of the celibate wo- Napoleon. He enunciated two principles; and bullets and the destruction of classsolidarity movement, La man" in the modern one, war is violence, and there is no end past and believers in the violent over- rooms, otherwise why are we educating? Raza Unida (Our People Church and "provide mu. t o what violence may do. This means that throw of pre-existing institutions. This And if the students wish to get below the United), is being formed tual encouragement and war must be total, and no distinction brings us to the descendent of both of assistance in ongoing re- made between civilian and military. Fur- these systems which is being taught in surface in their thinking, they will disin Ohio. cover that salvation is not in politics: The movement will newal of religious life." thermore, all the resources of the country some of our American colleges. Its philo"Render to Ceasar the things that a:-e unite in a statewide asso- the statement added. are utilized for violence. The other prin- sophy is: politics is violence, not just war, ciation Hispanic - AmeriIn addition to such ciple of Clausewitz which concerns us as both Clausewitz and Marxism believed. Caesar's and to God the things that are God's." Students will begin to contribute can individuals and strictly ecclesial aims, more directly is: "War is the continuat ion Instead of politics and war being one, it to a decent groups for civic, social, NAWR proposes to study, American life when they underof politics." It is just not a machine with- is now politics and violence that are one. cultural, religious and evaluate, and establish stand that violence is a sign of incapacity out a driver, otherwise it would end in From this there follow two conclusions to interpret and to political purposes. priorities regarding judge movements; to La Raza will be the "areas in which women confusion. War has a goal: it is not just which are leading youth in America separate the good from the bad. Once they pure violence for the sake of violence. It astray: one, poverty among the people is medium for safeguarding Religious are critically begin to examine the origins of the modern and advancing the collec- needed — social service, sets up a political system as its goal. due to political and social organizations. philosophy of violence, and see how it is tive and individual inter- health, education, welThe second step in developing our The only way to destroy poverty is to derived from that which made Communests of Spanish-speaking fare, and other phases of present politics of revolution was that of destroy the political and social organiza- ism, they will find that of all the possible Americans. pastoral ministry." Marxism and Hitlerism where war is not tions which have created it. Once violence justifications for violence, probably the Ng NAWR also will at- a continuation of politics as Clausewitz destroys the old political system, poverty least stable of all is politics. Nor is theotempt to increase Sisters' held, but rather, politics and war are one. vanishes. logy politics, for theology is concerned P RINTING! Revolu tion "awareness of the social then is not sporadic; it is per- . The second false principle is that politics with the spiritual warfare which is a See "Record Print" dimensions of Gospel so manent. The progress of war is not always is to be associated and identified with thousand times more brutal than human for any printing you t hey will actively combat destructive, nor does it always rely on socialism. Years ago there were those warfare, and the more one engages in it, may require racism, poverty, war, armament, bombing and victory. Rather, who identified liberalism and Christianity. the truer he finds this to be. Tel.: 21 2837 and all forms of human deprivation." •
BISHOP FULTON J SHEEN
When the state legislatures swing back into action in early 1970, liberalization of the abortion law will be a pertinent matter in at least 22 states. But the proponents of "easy abortion" are apparently unsatisfied with the tedious and generally unsuccessful efforts of past years, and within the past six months there has been a turn toward the courts, with the hope of striking down the present laws as unconstitutional. In California, New York and the District of Columbia there are cases that could easily move to the Supreme Court of the United States, where the final judgment would have repercussions in almost every state. The first of these court cases involves a California physician, Dr. Leon Belous, who was convicted under the 1850 California statute forbidding abortion "unless the same is necessary to preserve new life". Dr. Belous had referred a young woman who wanted an abortion to a person not licensed to practice medicine in California. Belous appealed the conviction and the Supreme Court of California reversed the judgment on the grounds that the terminology of the law was so vague that men of reasonable understanding, including physicians, must guess at its meaning. While the Belous case was being adjudicated, the legislature passed a new law in California, which is not affected by this particular judgment. Early in October, four separate groups challenged the constitutionality of the present New York law. A small group of doctors asserted that the law impedes them from practicing medicine in a proper way, and the other three groups contested the law as prejudicial to woman's rights, prejudicial to the poor, and as restrictive of the individual's free choice. There will be a trial in a Federal District Court before a three-judge panel, and the four challenges will probably be consolidated into one suit on behalf of the physicians. Appeal from this trial could go to the Supreme Court of the U.S. The third challenge to the constitutionality comes from the District of Columbia. Dr. Milton Vuitch and Shirley Boyd, a nonphysician, have attacked the D.C. law in separate suits. Judge Gesell dismissed the indictments against Dr. Vuitch on grounds
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by Father T. McHugh of vagueness, but denied the motion of Shirley Boyd. In doing so, Judge Gesell ruled that the state has a right to make laws regarding abortion, but he stated that he felt that the D.C. law needed revision. Within a week of Judge Gesell's ruling, Dr. Vuitch was sentenced to one year in jail and $5,000 fine for violating the law in Maryland, and the ruling judge reprimanded him for his apparent lack of concern about the whole matter. The newspapers report that following the D.C. ruling, Dr. Vuitch had advised people to give him a week or two before he would be able to resume his activity. These developments in California, New York, and the District of Columbia make a Supreme Court case practically inevitable. The cases in California and Washington both involve criminal charges against a specific person, while the New York case is an effort to get a declaratory judgment
against the law, thereby leaving the state with practically no law at all. Each of these cases has far-reaching implications, not only as regards constitutionality, but also as an attempt to pressure legislatures to adopt some type of liberal legislation in the coming year. Nor does the pressure stop here. At its 1967 convention the American Medical Association issued a policy statement generally endorsing the model statute of the American Law Institute. The debate at the Convention was rather inconclusive, and many doctors expressed strong reservations about the policy statement. Almost a year later, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists took an even more guarded position on abortion law change, emphasizing that abortion is a serious operation and that the College opposed considering it for purposes of birth limitation or allowing it freely on the decislon of the patient.
Notwithstanding the serious and un resolved questions expressed by the AMA and the College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, at its annual convention in early December the AMA will have a resolutirr placed before it calling for the Associatiu: to rescind its present position and "go or record as recommending the repeal of a. state abortion laws (except those restricting abortion to qualified physicians) So t hat all women, for whatever reason, can have abortions performed under safe, healthful conditions by qualified prartioners of medicine." (cf. American Meci: cal News, 11-17-69). The courts are now looking at the lay. prohibiting abortion from the standpoint of their restrictiveness and legal terminology, and the physicians are centring on who may be allowed to perform them and where. Legislators are subject to pressure from radical feminist groups, civil libertarians, and some population control zealots. Meanwhile the ev:dence mounts in favour of human life being present in t: foetus from conception onwards, and we are now able to treat the foetus in ti w omb, to conquer threats like German measles by vaccination, and in light of the latest discoveries in genetics—to look forward to correcting genetic disorders in the near future. Nevertheless we face an erosion of our value of human life, and the effort to liberalize abortion laws is a classic example. We are no longer discussing the question of whose life is to be saved, that of the mother or the child, but rather, at what point of inconvenience should we allow a woman, a doctor, or society at large to determine that the life of the child in the womb is now expendable. A pamphlet on this topic, entitled "Abortion on Demand", is available from the Family Life Division, USCC, 1312 Mass. Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 2005. Single copy free upon request: please enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Vows for T hree young Presentation Sisters recently pronounced their first Vows, and two others their ), M. Manning Mackin ( Anthony M. Geraldton ), ( Clarke Christine Sisters M. They were lona. life, at and M. H ayes (Mosman Park), who took their first Vows and Sisters M. Lucy Van Kessel Cottesloe ) Mark Beard ( Rockingham ), who took their Vows for life. All five were past pupils of the Presentation Sisters and it was also significant that Sister Christine Presentation C larke's Profession coincided with the Union of the Perth and Geraldton Congregations of Sisters of W.A. They are pictured with their parents. From left: Mrs. S. Hayes, Sr. M. Anne Hayes, Mr. R. Clarke, Sr. M. Christine Clarke, Mrs. R. Clarke, Sr. M. Anthony Mackin, Mrs. J. Mackin, ( seated ) Mr. J. Mackin.
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INDIA'S LEAP TO THE LEFT INDIA'S eleven million Christians, and other minority groups, are watching with interest the split in the ruling Congress Party. This week the Old Guard is staging a national convention at Ahmedabad, while next week the Young Turks under Indira Gandhi's leadership are meeting at Bombay. The split puts India at the crossroads.
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ACADEMY AWARD WINNER' FOR PLAYHOUSE
sion Sisters who conThe question in the to 75 dollars by the na- the poor and the downminds of millions is tionalised banks. duct Sophia school and trodden, without any re From the . . The Old Guard for 17 ligious or caste considerwhether the country is college also have educational institutions to continue its slow pro- years has followed a pol- ations." at CATHOLIC gress along the socialist icy of "mixed economy", Commenting on the Bombay, Goa, and seven road, or plunge into by which private indus- Bishop's other cities. Sophia Colmastery of NEWS chaos with the "great try and State owned pro-, Tamil, the Chief Minister lege has 145 girl students, of whom ten are leap" forward towards jects collaborated to im- said that the prelate SERVICE Catholics. Communism. Prime Min- prove the national econ- spoke better Tamil than of INDIA ister Indira Gandhi dis- omy. However, due to many Tamilians, though Oxford Catholic avows that she is a politics and bureaucracy his rnothertongue was Communist, but admits the public sector has far- English. The Bishop was Delivers Indian that she will welcome ed badly while the pri- a true successor to the their support if needed. vate sector has prosper- great Christian mission- the search of peace from Lectures religious values." However, the pro- ed. This, claims Prime aries like Pope, Caldwell The Archbishop noted Dr. R. C. Zaehner gramme prepared by the Minister Indira Gandhi, and Jesuit Father Beschi, that violence is increas- Spalding Professor of Young Turks for their has widened the gap be- the great 18th century Bombay convention has tween rich and poor. Italian Tamil scholar ingly used or threatened Eastern Religions and all the earmarks of Red The solution demanded who had contributed in personal, group, na- Ethics, All Saints' Col by the Young Turks is much to the growth and tional and international lege, Oxford, was a guest ideology. relations. The causes of of Madras Christian ColIt speaks of total na- abolition of the private development of the LangOscar award winner, Lila Kedrova, will appear in violence, he said, lie in lege, Tarnbaram, from uage. tionalisation of all banks sector. Guardsman" at The Playhouse from February social "The injustice, exploitaDecember 9th to 16th. Commenting on the Indian and foreign, govMr. Karunanidhi then He was invited to give 4 to 28 during the Festival of Perth next year. ernment monopoly of all Young Turks' demands, presented a silk shawl to tion of the weak by the imports and exports, ban which it terms "Brave Bishop Newbigin in ac- strong, divergent ideolo- the 1969 Westcott LecMiss Kedrova, who won the award for her role in on foreign capital in con- New World", the New cordance with the Tamil gies, the armament race tures on Evolution, a "Zorba The Greek", will make her first appearance i sumer industries, and Delhi daily "Hindusthan custom on such occasion. nequality in living stan- comparative study of the here at the request of The Playhouse director, Mr. limitation of property Times" says: "Much of A shawl was also pre- dards, and intolerance of thought of Sri Aurobin- Barry J. Gordon, a personal friend of hers. do, 20th century Hindu ownership and incomes. the programme is vitiat- sented to Mrs. Newbigin. every kind. "In times past religion mystic, and Jesuit Pierre Her husband, well-known Canadian director, The Old Guard meeting ed by an overriding comThe function, which de Chardin, Richard Howard, will direct. at Ahmedabad has al- plex: an exaggerated em- was organised by a com- has sanctioned, and con Teilhard ready castigated the Bom- phasis on redistribution mittee of top citizens of tinues now to sanction contemporary scientist The play, a comedy by Forenc Molnar, was a big bay programme as ficti- o f incomes and wealth Madras drawn from dif- and even bless, the mystic. hit in Canada. cause of the nation at Dr. Zaehner also delivtious. The faction lead- and the raising of all ferent communities, was Russian born Miss Kedrova has spent most of her er and legitimate presi- manner of fences in the held at St. George's Ca- war. Today it is called ered three lectures undupon to speak the works er the joint auspices of on-stage life in France where she appeared in "A dent of the Congress shape of controls, res- thedral. of peace when ever; Madras Christian Col- View From The Bridge", "A Taste Of Honey", and reservations, Party predicted that the trictions, Catholic Archbishop other force within the lege and the Gurukul "The Brothers Karamazov". Indira Gandhi govern- probibitions, ceilings and Rayappa Arulappa of nation may feel con- Lutheran Theological which Madras-Mylapore, ment would not last expropriation gave She has just completed filming "Kremlin Letter" strained to remain sil- College. He spoke on "Remore than a few months might be political medi- the blessing. in Rome with director James Huston, and co-stars ent," he added. ligion and Religions," since it depended on slo- cine for some but which Bishop Newbigin, the It may be difficult for "A World in Travail," Orson Welles and George Sanders. gans to attract attention are not reasonably cal- son of a wealthy ship Michael Cacoyannis, who directed ''Zorba", of the masses. He said culated to stimulate the owner, was born at New- religion to attempt to and "The Communion of it was easy to make "tall productive process which castle-on-Tyne, on Dec- reverse what has been Saints." Presiding at the summed up her talents thus: "She is one of those respectively rare instances of an actress who is extremely aware claims" but to imple- alone offers the coun- ember 8, 1909. He was so long intimately and lectures ment them was another try a permanent escape educated at Queen's Col- tragically part of the were Dr. Chandran Dev- and equipped, yet brings the freshness of imfrom poverty." matter. lege, Cambridge and did human condition, said anesan of Madras Chris- provisation to everything she does." Fernandes. tian College, Dr. MahadeMinority groups like his theological training Archbishop Among the claims NOTE: She goes off to the Eastern States before made by the rebels is t he Chritslans have little at Westminster College "It would, however, be van, Madras University, heading for New York where she will film to our shame if we did and Catholic Archbishop that government must influence on the direc- of the same University "Moments". progressively and quick- tion that politics will He was ordained a pres- not attempt it, given the Rayappa Anilappa. Dr. Zaehner is a conly take over all private lead the country. They byter in 1936 and appoint- opportunity and the help Industry. They favour, can only watch and pray ed to the Madras Mission we firmly believe we can vert to Catholicism, Felstate trading in import- that Providence will fa- of the Church of Scot- derive from our religious low of the British Acadconvictions." emy, and author of sevant commercial crops vour the right course. land. The idea of a world eral books on Hinduism, like cotton and mills re- More than other minorOn the inauguration of -SOLE AGENT, stricted or converted to ities in India the Chris- the Church of South conference on religion Islam, and the BhagaR. CONNABEER & COMPANY tians fear the trend to- India, he was consecrat- and peace, conceived vad Gita. He succeeded co-operatives. 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 To curb superfluous wards Communism, for ed Bishop in Madurai on more than seven years Dr. S. 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State, of our sincere de- rickshaw-puller has been ual preparation the orCatholic College Public transport must sire to continue unalter- evolved by St. Peter's dinations began on the Jubilee be expended and made ed all the safeguards to College here. morning of December 18. efficient "to restrict the which they are entitled, The Principal, Father Sophia Institute cele- In the seminary chapel craze for private cars." as a minority commun- Columban, and students brated its Golden Jubilee Cardinal Joseph ParecatActually the automobile ity, community, "said M. of the institution have from December 6th to til conferred the priestproduction in the coun- Karunanidhi, Chief Min- formed a co-operative 13th with Cardinal Val- hood on 17 deacons beister of Tamil Nadu. try is only 30,000 cars a and from the funds rais- erian Gracias of Bom- longing to the Archdioyear, and practically no Their interests are safe ed, have, to begin with, bay and Chief Minister cese of Ernakulam and foreign imports are al- and secure at the hands bought two rickshaws Mohanlal ' Ai ., Sukhadia as Changanacherry and to of my government and lowed. the Vincentian congregawhich they have given to principal guests. their legitimate claims t wo pullers on a nominal The Young Turks reBishop Leo D'Mello of tion. in all matters, have and hire of Rs 2 (25 cents) this diocese commended Ordination ceremonies gard private industry will always receive our a day. flourished which has Sophia for implementing on December 19 were most favourable considV.ViFN YOU SHOP AT A since Independence, esThe benefit to the pul- Vatican Council decrees conducted by Bishop eration, as may be provSebastian Valloppilly pecially those industries of commended Sophia for ed in many instances re- lers is not only that the owned by a few families, Vatican Tellicherry. Archbishop rate is lower than gen- implementing cently." to be a social menace. Council decrees in pro- Joseph Attipetty of Veraerally charged by rickHe presided over the poly ordained five The present law restrict60th birthday celebra- shaw owners, but that af- viding education for all priests on December 21. ing monopolies must be communities and creeds. had plied the ter a puller tions of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Other deacons were oramended to reduce the . RT 1 Lesslie Newbigin, Pro- rickshaw and paid the The Bishop also read 11 1 4 -AIVA ° dained priests in the varconcentration of economthe greeting of the Holy for eight charges daily testant Bishop of Madious diocese of Kerala by ic power in private ras of the Church of months, the rickshaw Father to Sophia. their respective bishops. hands. The Rajasthan Chief transferred to be shall South India, on DecemMinister praised Sophia property. as his him Workers must be rep- ber 8. for the service rendered resented in business Mr. Karunanidhi paid management, an option tribute to the Christian World Conference to the State and wished the institution a promust be given them to community as a whole On Religion And gressive future. Tributes accept stock in lieu of and to the missionaries annual bonus, and the in particular for their Peace At Japan were paid to the school and college by present principal of "one union valuable contribution in A world conference of and past women studin one industry" must be fighting ignorance, povleaders will ents. imposed. There is no erty, disease and hunger. religious doubt which union will "They have done a lot take place at Kyoto, Cardinal Gracias, re October, ferring to the centenary be foisted on the worker. to eradicate evils, like .Iapan, next Archbishop Angelo Fern- celebrations for MahatBy the end of 1970 all the caste system in laandes announced this ma Gandhi, commended dia," he said. disapmust landlordism Explaining his attitude week. He attended the the education of women All government, pear. preparatory meeting at for the preservation of communal and surplus to religion, the Chief Kyoto on December 3 to the rich spiritual bent said: "I Minister am a lands belonging to religwithout a 5. age of India and its traand Christian institutions ioUs "Our objective is ditions of peace and nonwhich are required for cross, a Muslim without public purposes must be a lungi, a Saivaite with- peace," he said, "and we violence. The Cardinal made over to landiess out vibuthi. But I and are inviting the heads of donated 3,000 dollars to peasants or co-opera- my party follow many religious organisations. Sophia in recognition of representatives, a "splendid record of tives. Farmers with less principles of Christianity their than five acres of land in our efforts to raise and those who derive service." The Franciscan Adis' must be given credit up the living conditions of their main inspiration in
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A good deal of discontent in business comes Lie has a meaning to it. He has time to read — from young men in the country or small city.
and reading is an educaA rising young clerk. tion in itself — someThey seem to think if they could only get into manager, or businessman thing which the man in a big city they would , in a small city may live the city whom he envies, make a success of their ' far superior to a man has not. He will have the latest attempt by the United States Federal lives. Nevertheless, it is of equal position in a the happiness of a famto given programme the of name the is eadstart H the man who counts, not large centre. ily gathering at Church, chronically disadvantaged children. Government at teaching America's she place in which he He needs less financial every Sunday morning. differences in intel- can see very little differ- longitudinal study of 40 lives. Many a large-mind- income to purchase his The little country chilIt began in 1965 as a wide this organ- families. Using the cri- ed man has expanded a own little home with dren have the blood of summer programme of lectual or social develop- ence between education, ment, and, not surpris- ization and our own kin- teria from the last two small country-place, and God's pure sunshine on health running through compensatory to ingly, that there was little dergartens, except, of years of child watching, the idea that a small all sides of it; just not I their veins, as they play extended later was nd a Convariation in the experi- course, in the early ages they will correlate the place retards a man's few filtered rays of light. and sleep in this unpolstudy. year's a full children's abilities and progress, is not true. of children under of the children. reences the ducted under The fresh, uncontaminat- luted atmosphere. Take the case men- experiences. The next If the small country ed air, and perhaps, the Every step of progress search department at the age of one. The great the able tioned here: three-year- step will be using a community does not of- singing of the happy lit- which he makes in busiHarvard, this ambitious divide between comes old Kim can follow a group of families to test fer facilities for a grow$100,000 - a - year project and incompetent tle birds, flitting from ness is known to his complicated series of in- the resulting theories of ing business, they can be one-year-old's the than with less nothing The sensible at aims tree to tree will fill life friends. structions to make a pre- how to play with your brought to it. Proper with joy. young man stays in the discovering the origins of expanding experience of movement and language. tend bacon and eggs child to turn him into a force is all that is needthese centre smaller competence. breakfast for her teacher. supercompetent toddler, ed, but it must be in the director, If this young man mar days. If the measure of project's The While reading this reMost three-year-olds can secure in the knowledge right direction. ries, the neighbours be- his success is smaller, Dr. Burton White, says port from Victoria Britplay this game easily, that, scoring high at begap yawning a is here I the measure of his hapt tain of Washington, tween the realms of re- had a mental picture of but, for Kim, such a three, he is likely to bepiness is definitely greatby Sister M Phi lomena, B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, search on new born Dr. White and his re- game did not exist until come a supercompetent er. adult. a ago year when she maternity in still abies b search team making a The really fortunate Poor little children, wards, and research on daily treck back and came into an experiyoung man of today, aleven before they are children once they get to forth to some parent and mental Parent and Child though he may not know being born, are now beCentre in Baltimore. Success in any work come the friends of his It, is he whose honest school. child-care centre, with Kim, a negro, has her ing analysed and then of life is the most cour- wife. She, herself, will The pre-school project reams to notes of principles, good health began as a study of analyze. But I was glad own laundry bag, a book put into "A", "B", or 'C" ageous thing on earth: have plenty of time for and strong determination three-year-olds to six- to see this is not the way with her photograph on groups, or boxes, as I human nature loves to be his chrldren, his lovely to succeed in his busiidentified with it. Here comfortable home, with ness, lives in a smaller year-olds, but when they the project works. Dr. the front, and a set of would call them. I am scrapbook ot n knocking pictures the stuck of age the an outstanding chance all its facilities, her soc- centre and is content to by is that, found White and his assistants three, children seemed have collected their daily evenly on the wall. She hard working Harvard for a young man to be- ial life, her reading and stay there. fixed in "A" or "C" experiences of its control comes from one of Balti- r esearch workers or the come a leader in the last but not least. his He will find many opHer children streams of competence, groups of 30 "A" and more's public housing child study groups of country or small com- Church. taland that a well-developed "C" children in the most projects where, typically, any country, but would munity of people; for a will have their own grass portunities for any play- ents he may possess, for their tor three-year -old was al- natural and scientific there might be nine not it be more human to young man has the pow• plot children, one embattled let a child be a child, at er to do more good by ground. The beautiful any measure of success ready doing better than way possible. parent, and no toys. least for the first three being 'first in the coun- fields and woods, some- he can achieve. a poor six-year-old, the Headstart and all com- years of life? Thoroughness Is the Instead of using IQ rivers, are within Harvard researchers des 'second in the times Motherlove is still the try,' than cided to start the project test, the researchers have pensatory education is at view or walking distance. earning power of any city.' again on younger child- spent nearly two years the centre of current con- best teacher. The husband's friends success and this comes going into the homes of troversy in the United ren. and acquaintances Nye to a man only with honover whether They found that one- t heir child subjects and States all around his home and est principles and thoryear-olds did not show recounting into a tape- blacks and whites differ Living in the smaller cen- oughness of method. recorder a second by genetically in learning tre, he knows the man The best young man is second account of how ability. Abilities are mea next door — the man in the MAUI who does his the child spends his time. sured in terms of a range the city may not. Subsequeney. b est. His neighbour's child- , when we make the most I wonder if man's of intellectual and social min come to play with of what we do, we make learning capacity is de- capabilities such as dealCORSET SALON termined before the age ing with abstractions, his children. His social the most of what we are. f three. Will the Har- planning a sequence of Fashion Corsets ovard research classifica- actions, showing pride in preLadies' Surgical & tion of the three-year- accomplishment, The Commonwealth Department of Social St1-tending to be ac!•alt and E xclusive Lingerie olds stick for life.I hope so vices is conducting a training scheme to help widow on. not. I do. however, bend Hosiery "A" children are found pensioners acquire vocational skills. lieve a child's personality Room 202, 2nd Floor is fully formed by then. to be almost frightenA widow will continue The training will eningly mature and able to Lavinson Building receive her pension as to obtain to widows able cenchild follow and Parent complex instruc713 Hay St., as she remains eliglong employment. gainful the of tions, part tres are a anticipate consePsrth. It will usually be given ible. Headstart Programme. I quences, and cope with at business or technical unexpected events. In addition to her penspecial cir- sion, a training allowance The behaviour and atti- colleges. In training by of $4 per week will be tudes of the child's cumstances may be paid. A living-away-frommother is interesting. correspondence Approval may home allowance of $5 a arranged. confirm findings The given for such training week may also be paid neither intelligence nor be is likely to lead to where necessary. it if proSPECIAL money automatically full-time or partsuitable duce "A" children. It has The Department may HOSPITAL time employment. been found that middle without cost to supply, The training may take class mothers who leave books, individual, the V. the form of a refresher a child alone with a room appliances equipment, restorat aimed full of creative toys may course bring- and tools of trade. PAINTING ,2) stream ing confidence and "C" produce Up to $400 may be former a date to up ing children as often as the COY. made available as a loan qualification. or skill with working mother It may also involve to a widow who has eight children with whom for a new skill undergone training and training Ted Berkhout John Van Dyk she has no time nor occupation wishes to acquire equipdifferent a or to cope. 25 Prowse St., 982 Wellington St energy there are em- ment to enable her to Last month, Dr. White's for which work in her own home opportunities W. Perth -69 1654 research team started a ployment W. Perth.
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Thursday, January 8, 1970
In Brief
Out and about with the . • •
YCW A report on Neil Cush in Vietnam
YCW-YMCA Vietnam Scheme On The Move Was it a question of supporting government policy on Vietnam? Didn't we, in a limited people, the sons and A number of the national executive didn't way, show our concern daughters of Australians conscripts before and Vietnamese. for agree. In collaboration with Why wasn't the army they entered? Weren't most of the the Army Chaplain Genallocating finances for this need? Was this a job State movements in regu eral, Bishop Morgan, the contact for the National Y.C.W.? lar with National Y.C.W. commitWe had never worked "Nashos" in Vietnam by ted itself to $4,000 for 18 with the National letters and cards and months to support Neil Y.M.C.A. in a joint pro- when they returned to Cush, Y.M.C.A./ the ject before. take on their old jobs, Y.C.W. welfare officer Was it wise; would it home again, or to con- with the 6th R.A.R. work? Weren't 50 per valesce from wounds reSTUPID cent of the people in the ceived? Australian Army in Viet"I wanted this regiYes! It was agreed that nam our age with the we were co-operating ment," Neil told us, "besame problems, needs with the National cause of the close perand hopes, but under Y.M.C.A. because we sonal relationship with greater stress? concerned were with the blokes. When they come to Ung-Tau on "leave" they won't do The FOUNTAIN Shop stupid things like spendFish Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles. ing $200 in two days and Garden Lights, Lily Ponds, Underwater Lights. only have a $5 watch and Plants, Fertilisers, Peat Moss, Etc. a $15 radio to show for it." PHONE 28 6720 Neil sees his role as 9 Canterbury Court Arcade, Perth giving them an alternative to the accepted way of life of a soldier during war time—a chance to use their time positively. Neil has helped estab3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY lish a fully equipped can Phone: 8 240S teen, a body building A ll Types of Electrical Work Undertaken club, judo classes, a camera club, a slot-car racing track, folk and rock groups, a literary W. F. SAMSON & Co. club and a basketball R E I.W A. competition 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE
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SNIPPETS Ex-full-timer, Brian Carlon, is back in Perth after spending the festive season with his family in Brian now Geelong. works at Kwinana and he is no doubt busy making arrangements for his forthcoming marriage to Eileen Cooper.
Norm Johnston returned to Perth briefly over Christmas and New Year. Surprising, you say? Well, the call of the North has come again, and Norm departs once more for Dampier on January 8. We must own the distinction of having Australia's most travelled Things must have been warming up at this stage — our photographer caught John Diocesan President. Bon Smith in the act of removing his jacket. Pictured with John are Maxine Ward voyage, Norm. ( soon to leave for a National Key Leaders' School ) on the left and Christine ClIgan, Bunbury Branch treasurer.
Social Weekend Once again. the Araluen weekend is approaching. Dates: January 30 to Feb-ruary 1. Bring your friends and anyone else who wants to come. Tickets for the weekend are available at the office at $6 each. Transport will be available, so come along and make this weekend one to remember.
IRISH TEAM DUE Kerry, the champion Irish Gaelic football team, wil l tour Australia Group smilers from left: Key Davis ( regional fulltimer ), Emily Torrisi, John Smith this year. Let's hope ( P.D.S. ), Paul Jennings, Sharon O'Neil, Janina Zechowski, Laurie Fenton, Father Doyle, ( - Tarzan- ) Gus ":4.artella, Lena Tarelli, Damien Jambu, Marilyn Innis. Perth is included.
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Facilities have been set up to send recorded tapes home, and this has averaged some 300 a w eek. During footy season, tapes and results from different codes around Australia are a must! Some of the problems Neil handles with soldiers range from vocational assistance—many are worried about what jobs they will be doing after they leave the Army—to financial and family problems. His work is not only limited to the Australian troops, for he has personally instituted civil aid projects in which many of our troops during their free time give voluntary service, such as An Phong, Nan Buik and Bar Rah Orphanages: weekly English classes for civilian civil servants ,police, military men and students. At Nan Binh, they have also established Boy Scouts, and, with the help of Army cooks, Neil has been teaching the South Vietnamese people how to use American tinned foods which are given to them. R ecent events in America have indicated that more and more people are questioning America's involvement in Vietnam.
More than 50 members and seven cHests a ttended the Bunbury YCW's Festive dinner to mark the close of 1969. The seven guests—Rev. Fr. Doyle, Rev. Fr. Keating, Ann Taylor, Norm Johnson, John Smith, Kevin Davis and Lesley Barrett —all came from
Perth.
I t was also pleasing to see the Bunbury Parish Council represented by Mr. M. Buswell and his wife, Anna, and also the branch's Chaplains, Rev. Fr. N. Faulkner, Rev. Fr. K. Kelly and Rev. Fr. M. Naisbett.
Gimmicks on place cards and gag gifts added to the merriment. Bunbury's diocesan treasurer received a "Scrooge" comic—and it fitted him typically! •••••••IPM.P...0.0"~4.4`
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PERTH AND BUNBURY REPRESENTED AT SCHOOL Mirella Bianchi, a member of the Fremantle Y.C.W. group and the Girls' Executive, left Perth early New Year's Day for the National Key Leaders School in Melbourne this week.
She will represent work which will consist Perth at the School while of a morning spent "gothree others — Kath ing out to others" after Smith, sister of Perth which the delegates will Y.C.W. full-timer, John sit down to discuss their Perhaps more Austra- Smith, Maxine Ward and findings. lians are doing likewise George Wrobell — will as a result. People — that's represent Sunbury. They the theme of the whole meetHowever, this does not left on the same day. ing. change the fact that our Delegates from all over t roops are there now and we are proud to share in Australia will assemble to share ideas, discuss Neil's work with them. problems relating to youth and to make decisions on various aspects The Wollongong Y.C.W. COMMERCIAL PRINTING of the Young Christian movement recently held Workers movement. Business Cards its annual diocesan meetS everal interesting Letterheads ing with much success. items are on the agenda, including an address by Invoices It discussed perennial Sister Delores of the problems of administraS tatements Good Shepherd Convent on "Understanding Our- tion, finance and the like, RING 21 2837 for a selves and Others". but most of all, it placed R epresentative to call. , This will be followed soul searching high on its up with some practical agenda.
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Thursday, January 8, 1970
RECORD
Pace Nine
Modernity Takes Over In Midland's St. Brigid's
cious sanctuary dominated by the altar and a life-size statue of Triumphant Christ. There are no altar rails, no barrier between priests and people. The sloping terrazzo floor gives all a full view of the sacred ceremonies. The columns of the altar, the Blessed Sacrament altar and baptistry rise naturally from the it t g abou is takin and Midl A ll floor in the deep coloured d's St. Brigi new the e, cours Italian marble terrazzo, mean, of white marble tops of ed last month by His the open , hurch altars again giving the C that pleasant contrast of p. bisho Arch the Grace, colour • between the against the white brick Other outer facilities Built in —opened in and grey anti-glare, antiold church which has heat glass, sun hoods in include a car park which will offset any parking 1902 and community the same red tile, all add the erved ms. proble s years—and up to make a graceful for over 70 All this, plus a pleasing of Mercy con- and beautiful picture. the Sisters A lot of thought and landscape, will unvent, it gives a fresh St. and the care must have been doubtedly make blend of the old attrac most the 's Brigid plans taken while the new. d for Its features are dis- were still on the drawing tive Church aroun tinct, modern and beauti- boards for three conies- some time. sionals, with rounded ful. Indeed, St. Brigid's has It'll hold at least 600 walls projecting from the entered a new era, a new big A once. at add all ng rest of the buildi people decade—the 70s—with a congregation; but then, further to the construc- bang. the people of Midland tion. are proud of their new And these are singular church. d of the usual i nstea It's constructed spe- double berths, designed quartz cially of whitL t o preserve greater priThe statue of the ImBesser block outside and vacy. ulate Conception, mac white smooth Sesser ating the wall opdomin the into entry The block in the interior; its the main entry posite h churc s teel framework is strong main body of the at St. Brigid's, was doors an s reveal iately i mmed oal ed charc and the expos un- the result of a weekly coloured steel is one of amplitude that is by the broken from any pillar. donation of gifts its distinctive features. of St. Brigid's en childr unrean has e Everyon A Swiss-style roof, conConvent. trasting splendidly stricted view of the spa-
. A large number of parishioners turn up to witness the opening of the new Midland Church
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The organ used in acSt. the companying during Brigid's choir purchased was Mass through a walkathon conducted among the pupils of the Brothers' and Sisters' schools. About $3.000 was raised in one day. A glowing t ribute to the efforts of the children, Sisters and Brothers, and the generosity of the community.
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An outside view of this beautiful and modern church
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THE AUTHORITARIAN (or CLOSED) MIND MISSION by Mr. Gavin Sinclair
people come to believe passionately, not to say loudly, such proclamation as
that many How is itlet the coloured people in here. They're not like us"; or "Australia is the greatest country
",you can't foreign ideas could only undermine it"; or "Asians are just not as good as us, although I on earth andJapan and Red China have made fantastic strides". must admit "great are, like him, 'dinky-di terrifying must be those his
l ike n t haensde already told me how whateverwish them to do. Aussies". People he sees beyond our shores. sorry they feel for me leaders" Better to forget them sconl as being not "like me" Remark 3 re very oifllothgeicniala.reAhsoiapens- that Inow live in Sydney. It is just not conceiv- are he can. Dismiss them if (I enough dangerous or man a such to here able all I must introduce yet
a few well-chosen one new term "ethnocen- woman) that rue equal- don't know what Austra- with
laerseslYdifferent from us, trism". ity and mutual respect lia is coming to, what insults. How many people like Frenchmen. ") even when This is the tendency can exist between people with but so arejust may be amongst at hand. How much that do you know? close 'difmanifestly are who not peoples, all ( A ustralia To be continued greatest (whatever just Australians) to be- f erent". There can be more strange, evil and t he country on lieve that their ethnic only "the weak" and the t hat means) is it that group is the very best, "strong" and he is perhow but earth, "only" h ence ethnocentrism. fectly happy to be both, could new ideas have depending on the circum
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Above- The sun shines through again, providing much needed light in the altar area.
Above left: A new set of electronic pipes for the organ which was donated by the children.
The CONN SERENADE ORGAN
NOTES . . .
Missionary Intention of Prayer For January: "That Christianity may bring peace among races and nations in Africa." Pope Paul to the Bishops of Africa: "We follow with fatherly interest the developments in your country. We also pray earnestly to the Lord for the return of peace where there are hostilities and for the true, integral development of your peoples in a real spirit of brotherhood and harmony." The President of Senegal: "Bless, 0 Lord, these people And with them all the peoples of Asia, All the peoples of Africa, All the peoples of the Americas, All the peoples who suffer and sweat blood. A mong this vast ocean of humanity, Look, Lord, to this restless people of mine And grant that their warm hands May embrace the earth in true brotherhood Under the rainbow of Thy peace."
Many (most?) of us sr as usondermine ino ic,nhe eit? H a blind faith or prejudice stances at the time. could " Asians" in favour, not only of "worse" than us, "my town", "my coun• 3. Anti-thinking, anti-feeling, anti-gentleness. er e breath try", but also "my footwhen acknowspeaker The person we are ball club", "my friends", the ledges that they are per- "my religion" and so on speaking about actually least almost forever. finds it personally threathaps better? (At Ausening if his rigid and A statue of Our Lady, Spouse of the Holy Spirit, etonomically). Do these tralians h o 1 d harsh beliefs are called Important because views into question. As far as s trange "authoritarian"? WHAT ONE MISSIONARY BISHOP THINKS I would very much like he is concerned, he they are OF PROPAGATION "authoritar- to take up how so many knows Absolute Truth, The word around I past I have been thinking of this way, but of us get time some splashed "For and his absolutely true ian" is today shall have room only to world is a world of there are some things that media for you, to writing the in as as characterat the OR " look e h rc ogu rm p silent about. I would like 4 keep rs not oa should t one s trength , toughness, ilmaogse istics of those who most blind allegiance and a to 'image" ' 0 tell you how much importance I attach what too represent extremely word the use and Faith. I the dmit of Propagation superibetween balance a the work of the ority and inferiority. But often myself).I therefore I am talking about. if it is to you that I address these thoughts it is By — this welcome I want to look at the he is opposed to more very much because I know that through you they will opportunity to try to hypothetical person who than simply a challenge reach a wide audience. spell out in a short article is the most authoritarian, to his views. "It is hard to see how we Bishops, and in whatIbelieve really is at ethnocentric and closed4 1 POINT WALTER ROAD, BICTON indifferthings He opposes all the of root African Bishops, could get on without articular p the minded it is possible to PHONE 39 1446 ence or hostility most imagine. And thenI hope gentle, tolerant ( weak ), the Pontifical Missionary Works, and I bless DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL Australians feel towards you will ask yourself just compassionate (effeminthe Church for having set up such an organizahose who live outside how hypothetical this ate), and above all, he tion. The African Bishops have taken the place I NSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS tour three-mile limit. person is. Maybe you opposes sensual enjoymissionary Bishops, who were able to raise of know one or two, or ment (lily-livered, cissy T wo nuns from St. Joseph's Convent in Kununurra, even funds in their homelands more easily than we Bossy s tuff). t hree or four_ Angela and Maureen, seen at the airport en route Srs. Their family, for instance, provided them can. that It seems to me The classic, rockSr. Maureen is leaving the holidays for Perth t o with support and sent them help, whereas with word ribbed, hard-nosed, eththe popularly Anxious K imberleys after six year; there. it is just the opposite. Our families expect means us authoritarian" " nocentric, authoritarian He completely confuses from us, and we cannot easily raise funds help little more than "bossy" has a number of values, framed Originally quieter, INDIAN RED with a little bit of 'rigid" beliefs and character- all the gentler, abroad. when Namboothripad's Students istics, which distinguish bodily or spiritual pleathrown in. SEIZE government was in office TO GROUP "One point I would like to stress is that it is to them claiming sures, speak of themselves as him most clearly from ceilstipulates a bill the or the work of the Propagation of the Faith being 'anti-authoritarian" those of a more liberal, be either "unmanl)" C HURCH LANDS ing on lands that can be not (he decides in its offices what we need . . . It sexual" that dangerously " and yet frequently feel tolerant and democratic Hand Carved by Kerala's leading pro- legally owned in the simply takes note of our needs, as supplied by that they mean little temper. Some of these sees sexual "goings on" Peking communists rati- state. us, whether it be for seminaries, for special more than "anti the uni- are well-known, others all about him, with or FERDINAND STUFLESSEF here a decision by The Youth Federation administration less well-known, but to without evidence). He is fied versity equipment necessary for the apostolate, or for in his rigid, psy- the party's Youth Federa- have announced the delocked and staff". the day-to-day running of the diocese, and helps me equally important. chological frame and tion to confiscate the ex- cision last September Now I know that when to meet these needs insofar as its resources us I am going to list some individuals. and Namboodiripad's so-called experts want to of the major character- cannot imagine anyone cess lands of And the other Pontifical Works, such as Distributed in Austral ia b, allow. and temples party, then in power, talk down to the thinking .istics and say a little being both less construc- churches, St. Peter Apostle. act in the same of that ted and a 'worthwhile other religious institu- promptly dissociated itpublic, they often say about each PELLEGRINI & CO. Manner. tions. decent person". It is the self from the seizure "Ah, the matter is very tragedy of the true auth"The Work of the Propagation of the Faith move. complex, but I'll try to 100.than more Later, Higher oritarian that he enjoys make it as simple as T in a practical way, in the Mystical believes, 000 communist volunTop leaders Azheekonothing unless it is mindcan for you." At times I Authority Christ, in which each member is linked Body of teers, including thous- dan Raghavan and E. K. think this is an admis- 1. Closed belief and dis- less and simple, or bruCall and See the Large others, and is responsible for the wellthe t o all women ands of men and Nayanar said the party talizing. sion that the expert does being of the whole. belief systems. Viet Cong Itself had nothing to do Guards in Red not really know what he's Range of We all have th:rigs we 4. Superstitious and an- type uniforms, staged a with the move. "I beg you, therefore, to convey to all those t alking about, but I also mammoth public demonxious. believe be good and who contribute to the Work of the Propagation S TATUES, CRUCIFIXES, STATIONS, have to say just that, and true butto we The convention prohave also It follows (I hope) stration of their resolve I must leave it to the o f the Faith my own gratitude and that of my ceedings were led by a lands. the seize to things we disbelieve with r been have Etc. eader to decide whether from what I fellow Bishops. Make your contributors realize hand-picked group of the following has any equal passion. The true saying, that because he that the money they give is not wasted. And if ratification came leaders including D. WelThe authoritarian takes this steadfastly refuses to v alue. convention lington. former health any of them come to my diocese, they will be t o such extremes that he look at the real world, or at a two-day The term "authoritarpeasants minister and a follower able to see a seminary in use and another being pro-Peking of ian personality" became can see (admit) nothing to concede even a minor and peasant workers controversial as well as churches and other missionary built, Kerala's of well-known following an in common between his point to the "opposition." headed by parliament Catholic priest. Father that would not be there if it had not facilities beliefs and those of the the true authoritarian is, immense study by member, A. K. Gopalan. Joseph Vadakkan been for their generous aid. "others". ignorall, above 820 HAY STREET, PERTH perhaps Adorn° (1) and his coformer chief minisWith thanks and kind regards, (How often do we see ant. He is just not inter- and workers in the U.S. about E. M. S. Namboodiriter, Phone 21 6655 20 years ago, followed ten members of different de- ested in finding out what pad. Albert Ndongmo, Bishop of Nkongsamba " years later by the investi- nominations denying people who are "not like My acknowledgement and thanks to anonyThe convention declargations of Milton Po- their central Christian him" are really like. He mous friends for: $20 "'NN.' In Thanks"; to: serin the brotherhood choice, has no therefore keach. (2) into the extent ed it would regard a $320 "To support a native priest for a year"; to which people operate vice of sectorian dogma, In the absence of any real Land Reform Bill, still and for $4 "L.B.S.". With an "open" or a "my beliefs"?) Authori- information about pending enactment into The Sisters of St. tarians, both in the com"closed" mind.I am all past corn- munist and in the non- "them" (he is, of course, law, as entering into Joseph invite - pletely You may send your sacrifice to: Convent's real any the impervious to to pupils 1. January force on indebted to both communis; worlds, deny facts you try to bring to these works, which annual re-union at York REV. FR. W. .1. FOLEY. I Gopalan said his fol- Street, South Perth. on shall now try to bring to- even the possibility that his attention), he must Missions Office. 11 St. George's Tee.. Catholic gether in an analysis ot they share in common turn to fear of the out- lowers would seize the Sunday, January 11. at practices and services sider, and to supersti- excess lands after that 2 p.m Refreshments acthe Australian Perth, WA. 6000. scene. (e.g. hospitals, schools), tious beliefs about his date. ceptable. or ideals (e.g giving their nature. Political children the greatest posView sible chance). The work "Them" First , in eboth these of the truly dogmatic Looks, much further (and necesA attention is thinker is that he believes given to PTY. LTD. political views I it is just not possible that sary) outcome of his igam going to his that avoid this, his views may be slightly norance is not through lack of in- w rong, those of the other strange and terrifying terest, but because I fellow slightly right. fantasies about "them" want to must apply to all of concentrate on 2. Authoritarian submisthe fact "them". "Let them in and (at least, its fact sion and aggression. for me) they'll rape and murder that probably the i la v majority It is common know- all our women" is not a ofAustralians have completely ledge that "authoritar- fantasy quote. A univerians" enjoy the exercise sity student said this to Of issues, internal and ex- of power over others. me last month, This ternal to AuStralia. I am Less well-known is that leads to my final point. going to be dogmatic my- they enjoy (and need) self here equally an abject sur- 5. They are and must be, Of saying (another way render of their ethnocentric. individuclosed-minded) and simply assort that ality to "higher authorThe personIhave been outlining knows very colour Australians are ity". Thus, the authoritarian little of reality but what best, prejudiced; are at do suspicious of Jews; wants to see the harshest reality he does have believe ily, their that their fam- possible treatment meted acquaintance with must town or suburb, their out to those who oppose necessarily be that which city, is closest to home. 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W.P. Inject New Interest In Tourney
Reader Attacks Our Mat LEO BIGGS, Highgate: I consider that Barry Pestana has dismissed the feasibilit) of a Lionel Rose retirement far too lightly (Record, Dec. 18). Rose no longer appears to be psychologically fit for boxing. We have heard recently of inflamed tonsils, a blood clot, a 'spinal injury.' These themselves are not decisive when considering retirement, but could be a physical expression of Rose's whole psychological approach.
writers covering the punching bag bob aim event. weave so fast'? soil Now we know that he rained tens of blows has a blood clot in his his already beaten tot stomach, and bad stom- yet, by virtue of his cifx ach muscles account for er 'headwork,' Rot4 by TIP IT B ASEBALL: After a tentative start to back injuries too. made him miss niorl CRICKET the season, West Perth has spiced the Look, Mr. Biggs: It than he could land. when test Australia will be put to the acid doesn't matter a hoot league baseball competition with interO verestimate tbE when a champion is weight advantage? Come, i t meets South Africa at Cape Town from est. floored. But it does mat- come, Mr. Biggs. January 22-27 in the first Test. The Springboks ter a great deal if he is It's all too The Cardinals' tight appear to have the ace in the hole in Graham easy to sa) Rose won the world floored and stays down. Pollock, a very talented left-handed batsman by Bob Roberts only there's sevez pitching and powerful bantamweight title and Rose was floored several who plays with Eastern Province. pounds difference ix hitting have enabled successfully defended it times, I agree, but on The clash between Pollock and Australia's t ween a bantam and a Australian nlike three U times. Each of all occasions he got back them to win their past feather. mystery spinner, John Gleeson, should be the Rules, English soccer these bouts went to full on his feet to mete out highlight of the Test series. six games. You seem to mis-inteD offers several plums, and 15 rounds with Rose punishment to his opponVictoria has taken the lead in the Sheffield pret what I said. I said sought most the probably being knocked down ents. in time some been It has Shield. With its outright win over South Ausemphatically, and I sal the F.A. Cup. three of them. His challengers — Saksince West Perth took the after is tralia at the Melbourne Cricket ground, it has it again: boxing as a bar, remiership, and while it Possibly urai, his p Castillo, inability Rudkin, tamweight, and then And it was here last 4,Qained another 10 points, giving it 34 points still keeps a tight hold on weekend that Everton to win these bouts inside Medel — were all top switching over to a feain four games. its catchers' mitts, en- met its Waterloo—but the distance, plus the boxers. They were not W A's task to win the Shield is most diffithusiasm has swept the the shame of it was being knockdowns he received, easy meat. They were therweight is no easy task. cult. However, two outright wins in our two c amp. skittled out of the Cup destroyed his confidence difficult to floor, let remaining games at home could leave us with Seven pounds seems so alone for the knock bout with Olivout. Rose W.P. is now in a strong race by a second division an outside chance. on paper, but in ittle l ares, did a boxer not side-step of with any a Sheffield United. team, take firm a to position Queensland and New South Wales, the two phenomenal knockout re- the top contenders, so practice, it is not. grasp on a final four Pace, punching and r$ bottom teams, have dropped quite a number cord. how can you say his conposition. powers an cuperative of catches between them in the series of Shield fidence was destroyed? Against Olivares, Rose Meanwhile University's come into it. matches. was helpless. admisown your By After the form has been up and Fielding is often the neglected art in cricket, By stepping up a (UT bout, he said on TV: "I sion, Olivares is a phend own like a yo-yo. and, when you are struggling down under, you will meet box. ision, omenal am surprised knockout artist. Olivares taken Though it has by Rod Evans missed catches spell disaster in the quest for did not knock me out I still maintain Rose was ers who have boxed in some resounding defeats, the heavier division Shield points. / University always man- ALADDIN, a chestnut earlier." Rose was defeat- was technically a better longer period than fora you. John Inverarity showed a welcome return ages to bounce back colt by THE LAMPERT, ed that night before he boxer. His speed of foot and hand cannot be over- You will have to get was an unlucky runner in entered the ring. to form for Claremont-Cottesloe against West ' when least expected. accustomed to pace—ht looked. the New Year Handicap. Perth, and his well made 62 should do much Despite his first-up TENNIS: Australia will As his trainer Hugh other words, y()u'll be to restore John's confidence for the State's defeat OlivRose's to have to account for seven Jamieson thought him win as a featherweight, carrying extra weight ares was partly due to t wo last matches against New South Wales /,' countries if it is to reach good enough to take his Rose is nowhere the box his drastic weight mak- yourself, and therefore and Victoria. this year's Davis Cup place in the race.I would er he was when he deing. In fact, he had will not be able to MOTE Recently, it was stated that Austral ia has ) challenge round. around as fast as you suggest you give this colt feated Harada. In the trouble making the little need of international players to replace ), It last round against Setelo. would if you're lighter. has by-passed the another chance. weight from the time our depleted stock of stars. However, on the Rose was described as unpredictable American Punch control, too, he won the world title. Shield scene, such celebrities as Tony Lock, Zone for the supposedly ARRANGE, owned by a punching bag. comes into it. All this, result, As a he wasthas Alice August and trained Lance Gibb and Rusi Surti have enriched our easier Eastern Zone. Pestana has greatly and more. by Ted Greig, was an in- overestimated what he ed away. It stiffled his entertainment in every phase of cricket. growth. Though Mexico was un- teresting runner in the It's not so easy, Mr. New Zealand's defeat of Victoria to win the fortunate to lose its Novice Handicap. This calls a lot of advantago It was weight reducing Biggs. I know from bitK nockout Competition was a grand effort, and g reatest ever tennis horse was slow to begin gained by Setelo's great- that beat Lionel in the ter experience. t he Australian tour of New Zealand is alive player, Rafael Osuna, in and badly needed to hit er experience as a feath- long run. That and a On Rose's psychologiw ith possibilities as a result. a plane crash last year, out over the middle dis- erweight. growing clot in the stom- cal 'cool', as you put it: Possibly, the results of the tour could be a it could still be hard to tance. I think his connecSurely the experience ach. Well, he has undergone beat in the rarified atmo- tions will retrieve their good guide for the Australian Board of Cricket of being a world banpsychological tests, and Referring to psyyour Control. Cricket is now in need of greater ) sphere, and with a parti- money next start. tamweight champion, chological analysis of from what Ihear, he has san crowd at its back. promotion, and the ways and means are there with successful defences, Rose's approach to the been given a clean bill to broaden the game's horizon. Australian Lawn Ten- EXCEPTS win in the more than overcomes ring. I'd like to say his of health in that respect. nis Association president Officer Handicap was a any advantage gained by K NOW YOUR CRICKET comment (as quoted) welcome And now, to end my change of luck Wayne Reid feels the an unranked boxer who did not mean that he excounter-punching, I'd like Blind Spot: A chink in the batsman's underdog role will suit for the popular chairman has fought in the higher pected to be knocked out to say I agree with you of the W.A.T.C., Ernest armour which the bowler tries to find by Australia. Lee-Steere. This chestnut division. And remember. before he even entered on one point at least; bowling a ball of such perfect length that the After 30 years, Austra- colt is out of a champion there are only seven the ring, but rather, it and that is Rose should batsman does not know whether to play pounds weight difference meant that he was surlia now knows what it is mare in ASTRA VISTA take a good, long rest, forward or back. between the bantam and prised Olivares could not like not to play in a chal- and could be the best of then resume trainand Block Hole: The mark on the ground made lenge round. EPAULETTE progeny to featherweight divisions. put him down even after ing. by the batsman after receiving guard from Incidentally, it is in- race in Australia. I preNo, Rose should con- hurting him badly earlt he umpire to indicate where to place his bat I feel he fought much teresting to note that dict a very bright future sider retirement, if not ier in the fight. before receiving the ball. soon after the 011Ttoo more than 50 countries for this colt and con- permanently, then at Now, at 21, Rose is an Dolly-Catch: A slow, easy catch. will compete for the Cup gratulations to J. Brod- least until he regains his even much better and ares defeat. He did not this year. Sting: To take the sting out of the bowling erick for the excellent psychological 'cool' and more matured boxer have time to really build manner in which he is in the right frame of than he was when he himself up and recuper is to wear it down or attack it. ate. ATHLETICS: W.A. wo- turned this colt out. mind for boxing. Another fought Harada. TENNIS man sprinter Kath Holsuch loss such as he sufWho knows, wAh a He showed this against land can be excused if GAY TRICE is a half fered at the hands of SeIn the State Championships at Royal Kings rest — say four to ong l sister Sakurai, by Castillo, MATRICE Medel to she has an inferiority Park, Phil Dent of New South Wales, a Davis Rose might and telo, months — he may six SOCIAL Rudkin and and OUTCAST. also complex. Cup squad reject, won his way to the final of Raced by Maureen Ed- have to retire. against Mexican champ even end up a lightWho wouldn't if they wards and trained by Bill the singles in fine style, only to go down to weight! BARRY PESTANA re Vicente Garcia in his were in her running Duffy she is more comA lan Stone (Victoria) in straight sets. featherweight debut. plies: "Let's take your P.S.: Setelo unranked? shoes? Dent found the Victorian in top form and pact than her brother He showed that, too, Look up the issue of Nat statement piece by piece. was unable to match Stone's methodical array Until last Saturday, she and I think she will turn Rose DID have inflamed In the first few rounds Fleischer's "The Ring", must have thought she out an even better galof shots and strong service. tonsils; he DOES have a against Setelo until the currently available at any had become Joyce Ben- loper judging by her runs Margaret Court carried far too many guns blood clot in the stom- eventful sixth and sev- Perth bookshop. The at her nett's only two starts. shadow. It has for Kerry Melville (Victoria), winning conach region. He under- enth rounds. It was his Mexican is rated ninth been rare that Kath Holvincingly in three straight sets. KING COBBER, owned went an operation for poor condition that let above former champion land has been able to Mrs. Court played consistently from the (WBA Rojas and trained by Ted the first, and is now hav- him down, not his ability Raul outsprint one of W.A.'s baseline and matched Miss Melville's ground rating treatment And champ). this ing the for Greig , needed a hit out Boxers like Rose — best ever woman sprinthe shots with good results. when racing in the Craw- second ailment. These are good, clean counter was made long before ters. 'physical expres- punchers — are seldom Rose-Setelo encounter. ley Advance Handicap not The world champion had her service workHowever, on Saturday last Saturday. This mate. They're reduced ing smoothly throughout the match and never chest- sions', to punching Above all, "The Ring's" she did it, and over Joyce nut gelding has per- real. a t any stage seemed in danger of defeat. bags. ratings are perhaps the Bennett's pet distance as formed well in Sydney Kerry could do little to stem the tide. As for the spinal comI would suggest you most authoritative in the well-200 metres. and will pay to follow plaint, this was the diaghave a good look at a world. The World Boxing With her eyes set on from now on. nosis of some sports replay the and of the Setelo-Rose Association her third successive ComCouncil World Boxing bout. monwealth Games, Joyce one will be motivated to True, Rose was hurt. are bodies conflicting But he wasn't hurt prim- another and which are greater efforts over the pulling professional boxnext few months, and arily because of Setelo's ing down to a murky with Kath Holland drivpunching power, but bedepth. 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BROTHER JUNIPER'S PAGE FOR
JUNIOR READERS . . .
Dear Boys & Girls go? Fine, How did your Christmas too much? Ha! Ha! I hope. Didn't eat I t's 1970 now, and a new year and a Have you new decade have begun. resolution? If made your New Year's you haven't, why not make one?
Birthdays * SUNDAY JANUARY 11 Gregory Dooley, Morley (6); Gregory Martin, Mt. Hawthorn (13); Graham Rutherford, Bentley (13); Tracie Fagan, Mt. Yokine (8); Peta Munt, North Dianne (10); Innaloo Fisher, Osborne Park ( 14); Timothy Michael Fagan, Mt. Yokine (12); Peter William Mullane, Margaret Davis (left) and Clair Nollamara (12). Bergl, both of St. Joachim's, who
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were successful in the * MONDAY In my opinion, a New Year's reso"Music World" competition. JAN I_ ARY 12 lution should be some sort of a mild Michelle Damen, ArmaMargaret gained honours (91 Nay" vow." You must try, at all times, , dale (10); Gregory Attadale (13); Doug- marks) and shared with another to lor, las Smith, Manning (13); candidate the Vox Adeon Nichole ven when the temptation is great, Como Sharyn Gillen, Grade Pianos tick to it. (14); Kevin Togher, Clo- son's prize for Sixth
For example, if you have made a r esolution to study harder, you've got to do just that. It's no use doing it for one or two months, then sl ip into your old bad habits again.
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JANUARY 13 Clare Kinneen, Wembley (9); Anastasia Child, Bayswater (7); Maureen O'Reilly, North Perth (12); Jan Ferguson, Toodyay (13); Nicole Mitchell, Adriane Como (14); Firns, Queen's Park ( 9); Gavan Bensley, Joondanna (13); Richard Evans, Dowerin (8).
Sure, temptations will arise. Probably your little friend might pester you to go to the pictures, but you have made up your mind to do some s tudying. Don't be weak; tell your * WEDNESDAY friend politely that you can't go out J ANUARY 11 Mark Sawle, Victoria but that you have resolved to do a Park (7); Henry Janissen, little study. Queen's Park (13); NorSome ideas for New Year's resolutions are: to study harder; to help Dad and Mum wherever possible; to be more obedient at all times, and the like. So hop to it, children! BROTHER JUNIPER
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* THURSDAY J ANUARY 15 Rosemary Drinan, Mosman Park (13); Geraldine Sturmer, Innaloo (10); Brendan Sinclair, Inglewood (9); Mary Ivey, Rossmoyne (7); Mark Barron, Hampton Park (9); Kim Phillip Lyon. North Perth (10); de Souza, (8); Manning Tony Sommerville. ScarShane borough (12); Gherbaz, Merredin (10); Deanne Gherbaz, Merredin (9); Neil Douglas, Mt. Hawthorn (14).
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Deanne Battaglia (10), phasis urged by the Vati107 Davis St.. Boulder, St. can Council. Joseph's Convent, swimHere Leila Mary Jabming and sewing. bour. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jabbour, WHY is a letter 'D' like becomes a member of s wedding ring? (Because 'we' cannot be wed with- the Mystical Body of Christ, at Doubleview. out it).
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TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER AQUINAS College suit S UBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW _ ( short trousers), blazer, QUALIFIED teacher re- cap, fit boy 12 years. — (Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record quired for Catholic Pri- Ring 288170. B Y KEN COATES Office of any variation in the times below.) mary Teachers' College voting slips for an inter- T.P.N.G. 1970. Students: TWO Santa Maria blaz- Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10.15 Matidurah: Dec. 26 to with the Bishop helping me count be it t ndigenous, male and fe- ers, sizes 12 and 18, 2 Feb. 1: 6.30. 8. 9.30 first-name terms, I imale. on a.m. 6 p.m. soon members chairman and Conditions: fares, bowlers, sizes 21 and 22, •rn a.m., 9 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 7.30 Armadale: The principle of efi I democratifirst Zealand's New meals 1 boater, size 21.—Ring accommodation, 1,-Init help feel ing that t o Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. a.m. ; 7 p.m. defeating Evil each wc", COUR) Two-year term 30-4436 after 6 p.m. 8.15 7 a.m. Manning: ly-elected Diocesan Laity Commission was off to a good provided. A shfield: B a.m. on television cal ser Volunteer preferable. i a.m. 9.30 a.m. 8.15, 9.30 7, ttadale: A "That's Life" (Channel 2, Mondays, 7.55 p.m.), majority of series • t vice—minimal allowance To Let Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 10 a .m., 7 p.m. irl Is star • continues along its unoffensive, clean path with r eflection of this desire myself from plants from the ice age. —Enquiries, The Prince and retary, the of stablishment Laurence a.m. St. Balcatta: E flatlette, own en 'URN. Co! Teachers' Robert Morse and E. J. Peaker as its two stars. The commis- the press table, counted But the same man, Dr. pal, Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m 11 a.m. christchurcn 7, 9, Church: HAVE kitchen. Matrance and YOUR SA Comedy and song are combined each week into a Neville Moar, brings new lege, Wewak T.P.N.G. most votes. dalga: ( See Mirrabooka ). w. sic() represents the Channel 9 really at well-knit 50-minute unit. The quality of the proattitudes to the commis- TWO trained Primary ture business lady Mari Baker's Hill: 8 a.m. in yet Melville:: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m. attempt ete l rental.-462074. n oto me ci Press : e duction as a whole, however, leaves much to be hgeeltptehdehBolludethOef Ton sion because his wife is School teachers for lowei 7.30, 8.45, 10. Midland: 7, 8, 9. 10, 11 in New ZeaBayswater: Church Award in losing the the there Dutch, and he has been Encouragingly desired. Italian Mass); a5.730. p.(m. g all CathoGLEN FORREST. Fur-re Elasenclean: 7, 9, i0.31..i :brinj diocese fully was no attempt to hold a Catholic only a few grades, 1970. — Apply in bi: lodge likec.11 Bruce Allan a.m. Mannix is the smooth, the Its weekly theme is that writing, Beaconsfield Pri house, suit couple, all in as c s h vi rii, a very fine artist the any of the discussions years. He works for the mary School, 61 Lefroy mod. cons., 5 minutes Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 of family comedy, and, as unbeatable top agent for the life of without the press pres- New Zealand Dept. of Road, South Fremantle. highway and bus, $10 per a.m. a.m. and 7 p.m. I poorly ntertex, an international such, measures get, church. show together. A --bL ent. In fact, the empha- Scientific and Industrial Phone 51636. Park: 7.30, 9,00, Monastery: 7, 9, 10.3G eciford l week, water garden, $2e against the now defunct detective agency. before just loss—as a.m., 6 p.m. Darren McGavin as the bond; references of ; 0.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Dick Van Dyke series. first sis throughout was on Research. APPLICATIONS are in- parish priest; Feb. 28th to Belmont: 8. 10 a.m. 5 Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 openness and full opporOutsider gets his breaks The script is only avermairieetsint7bseganthweell. --Weilli A-Ce;u ngtPa°11; en's Move vited from qualified fe- Mar. 22.—Ring 74-8214 Or a.m., 6.30 p.m. p.m tunity was given, with age, and depends, to a the hard way. The Outin the library of both Catholic and daily 11 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mosman: male teachers for the 9.15, Why is it that 7.30, 3ellevue: reply Box 6516 this made office great deal, on sophisti- sider gets pounded seven was No attempt girls' _. city's largest Mt. Claremont: 8. 15, 10 the . a .m., 6 p.m. press present, for the air- to discuss any of the position of primary teaor eight times each week, cated slapstick comedy. Villa school secondary a .m. 3entley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m ing of views critical as 1500 remits from the 50 cher at the Presentation Accommodation Robert Morse does not and still comes up for their seasons during siz Maria College. Members well as constructive. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 Mt. behind Convent, Collie. MM. mer?—leaving p.m. 6 more. appear to fill his role all parishes of the diocese, Wonted widely scattered a.m., 6 p.m. salary equivalent to Edupntodubreinfilglietd a.e Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m g‘ s by re from a the out, Conventional standards e turned it As that well. Perhaps it is views the representing mountainous Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 10 a nd 7 pm a odpu cation Department rate ri lardrabsh" ;n sti: one often unspectacuthe fault of the show's are maintained by both. p met each other meeting was encourag- and feelings of Catho- Housing readily avail- FLATLErsh or cheap C aritta: 9.30 a.m. diocese : a.m., 5 p.m. p ieces. The The good 'uns always flat, to suit 2 sisters (one lar, but highly writers. He seems to lack standard lics who took part in at a traditional able. — Applications in a student , furnished C arlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Mundaring: 7.30 and 8.45 streswas need The ing. confidence and the result- win, and the bad guys t elevision is bad alai first But top meetings. parish morning tea with a .m. ; 10 a.m. (Chid6.30 p.m. sed for communication priority will be given writing by January 24 to pref. North of the river. ing ability to dominate finish up either dead or tains of food and low) . a.m C. Monastery: armel C during Brigid's Secretary, St. the summer _ behind bars for life. —Phone 243335. audiences through percollege lib- between Catholics at par- them. 10 30 astiedare: ( See Wilson ) Mundijong: C Collie 6225. Parish, Clever use of the Deus Ex t hings we must encte. then in the comthe level and sonal contact. ish These will be studied where each introSunday. 3rd a.m. 10.15 hidlow: C Machina P. principle Piano inTuning Morse looks away from Little rarY under the headings, litherself mission. C ity Beach: 8.15 a.m. Myare-e: 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 North Per' duced himself, or other characters in the sures that the life saving Early indications are urgy, ecumenism, social TEACHERS, female, Priof degrees varying p.m. Cnr PIANO Hall, Tuning a.1 d if ( Anglican with of mary School. North will commission show when talking to coincidence will always At the end of the ',l that the resi itri m iconsciousness. welfare, clergy-laity relaand Cres. pairs.—Piano's empletoni 3 bought A T elf s e Base: 8 a.m. Applications by ventuate river. — Naval to preserve let's hope that (tail': them most of the time; make every effort to tions, education, adminsold. Telephone 86-214: T amale Road. 7, 8.15, 9.30 this 6476 Nedlands: to Box letter tower he reads conveniently justice in time. Sue gets her bottle atalyst ivory an void a C istrations and missions 7 Sundays, Chas. A Watson, 3R Orr C laremont: The episode will never champers from Aunt.a .m. and 5 p.m office. positioned idiot cards as come will and omplex, c aid. overseas special and a and New Norcia: 5.45, 7.30 here was Claremoot. ( Late a.m., 9.30 a.m., if that was something to be produced in which all but more important let T celebrated by Bish- to grips realistically with FreeMass, 7 p.m. ; week -days 6.45 A move to make rep- IMMEDIATE shop assist Behler's) Quotes 10 a.m. be proud of; and he can't those superhuman detec- hope she gets the ,,,,,,_ people. lunch the concerns of a.m. 6'44 op Brian Ashby, resentation of parishes a ance, newsagency, Fre sing. His wife in the tives get knocked off. handshake! deBeach: 7, 9 30 a.m., valuable North make and of served by the Sisters C loverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Literary one man, one vote deal mantle a r ea — Ring series (played by E. J. Why? Probably because R If ton 7 p rn. cisions. bishthe which (Prim• ‘.m. at 9 oolbellup: commission C failed, the Peaker) appears com- nobody wants to see the North Doubleview: 7.30 ees op sat down to eat with Equality of the sexes eciding this would be 5-1744. AUTHORS invited subcry School ) d paratively comfortable a.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. ensured been has MSS all types (in- Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. H IGHLIGHTS OF T HE COMING pm commission members, through one man and both unweildy and im- COMMERCIAL teacher. mit ( 1st & North Dandalup: beside him. cluding poems) for book set was m stage 10 a 30, 8 ottesloe: 7, qualified to the part-time, C practical. Dickie Henderson, 'a a.m. Sunday) : 9.30 Two weeks ago, Goldie STW9 3rd electbeing woman one publication. Reasonable commission's his5 p.m. teach Typewriting Comanryotifd the Keith Larsen as Major Robert Rogers and Buddy Ebsen as Sergeant Hunk Marriner star in "Northwest Fifth Dimension " a: Mercy 7.30 Fremantle: "Laugh-In" S unday, January 11: North Hawn, of So democracy in the ed to represent each reterms. — Stockwell Ltd., p.m. 5.30 ndalup: D. merce, Shorthand.-and Passage ' seen on ABC-TV Monday to Thursday, 5.40 p.m. 9 .30 a.m. fame, appeared as Rob's 10.00: N.B.C. SPECIAL: Church has begun. It is gion. Ilfracombe. England. Darlington: 9 a.m. Ring 81-3955. hug.rch authortCin Mud, it S a me Monday: and based, old girlfriend. Goldie was "Same oundly s members ommission E C std. 18131 Dianel la 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 North Wanneroo ( 23 mile is divinely constitut- Include farmers' wives. spirit of co-operation is as dense as ever, and, as Blood." A close-up study 9.10: DISCOVERY: ';': Reg) : 7 p.m. every a m tear"PRIMARY schflot Public Notices a living example of a of the Negro soldier in kind Tomorow." in tb ed and cannot be corn- an advertising agency present. Bishop Ashby inSun. 9, 10, FILM REVIEW 7, 8, 0oubleview: required. — Apply St earthly any : pared with msw.e mmeletosfo7htnanIis really dumb blonde, Gol- Vietnam. Actual combat tflelam accountant, dicated a willingness to Brigid's Convent School an xecutive, p.m. e 5.30 a.m., 1 1 Park: 7, 8.30, 10 Osborne government, meetCLOTHING WANTED. die's got it made for scenes of Negro and w orld's leaders of brill form of ( 2nd, 4th & farm consultant, school attend all future O wellingup Midland, 741495 phone or 7 p.m. a.m., despotic. or white democratic members of the ant medical mom is Help us to help the less quite some time yet. t eacher, medical practi- ings, and one thing 5 th Sunday) : 9.30 a.m. almyra: 7, 8 30, 9.45 there is no doubt your be P will fortunate by tin sending Comedian Dick Shaw platoon in action in enresults — ertain 7.30, tioner and a botanist c E ast Cannington: "The Messiah" never There were no ragged all recommendations will ina. m. through GIRL FRIDAY required wanted clothing, paper also made an appearance emy territory will be watched eenly k study the is field a.m. hose 9.30 w attractive. intelligent, ex- b fails to attract a full edges and this year the acks and comics (not E ast Fremantle: 7 a rn. Perth: (St. Mary's Cathe"Those Daring Young Men In Their Jaunty —as an electrician. His shown in the programme include Australia's S faience its exercise," of the development of the whole country. perience in public relahouse. Tickets for the choruses, which form the the told Ashby dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 Bishop subject--Married males as well as studies of the N m agazines, please) to the a i niet. 9.30, 7.30 p.m. tions and promotional three performances by musical framework of Jalopies" represents an epic salute to slapstick alone at a business con- men living together as a loabcefalrPlarinzeeBwuinners a.m., 5 p.m. commission. Thursday: a.m. 9.30 7.30, Perth: OF DAUGHTERS East activities and office prothe University Choral the whole, received mag- comedy as a form of entertainment. For its vention. Shaw stole the unit. (G). 7.30: THURSDAY 1101 "It is hoped that you 8, 11 a.m. Pinjarra: E ast Victoria Park: 6,7.30, CHARITY. cedure. Salary to be Society and members of nificent treatment. show. It is through the Monday: IE: "I'm Alright Jack will be able to refine and 8.30, 7, Park. Queens p.m. entirity, and 5 30 a.m. slapstick 9 comedy is 534 STREET. used as WILLIAM the device for negotiated. — Reply Box the W.A. Symphony OrFor me, the outstandguest artists that this 7.30: THE ANDY WIL- When Stanley Windrei ad as catalyst to the cur10 a.m. Eden Hill : 9.30 a.m. HI/JFIGATE. 6523 this office. chestra with soloists ing soloist was Margot producing audience response, and, as such, is very series is able to produce LIAMS SHOW: Special is demobbed from 0 rent patterns already ( See North Erribleton: 7 30, 9 a.m., Quinn's For track to call or Margot Robertson (so- Robertson, who comthat will decide its guests include successful. The Jane Army, he sees his futui evolving in this area. — wanneB roeoac)h. : production is aimed TRAINED at pleasing primary p.m. 6 further information prano), Gwendolene bined an attractive perfuture. Its billed stars do Powell and Bill Dana. as an executive in inti like the parish councils Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. S trawberries Succeed On Black Sand school teacher, preferring 28-4403. Allen (mezzo - soprano), sonality with a pleasant its entire audience, and slapstick is the most not possess the necessary Friday: try. and dioably Starring committees, Ian Ca and W.A. trained, a.m., 6 p.m. for too was R iverton: 7.45 a.m., 9 David Galliver (tenor) and disciplined acceptable vehicle a humorous script can use well W AN NER00.—The upholstery business to talent to hold it on their 7.30: FRIDAY MOVIE: michael, Peter Sella cesan organisations." lower primary grades, Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): a.m. and 6 p.m. decided and Robert Dawe (bass), voice. Gwendolene Allen he so Hon. Tony Repairs own. monotonous for 25-year-old "To The Shores Of Hell." Terry Thomas, Marvin 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 — St. Jerome's were all sold ten days in achieved a real depth of do this. Bishop Ashby describas a months 12 nearly spent He shearing. Despite its drawbacks, NIade in 1965. to try Marine Rutherford. 5 p.m. School, Spearwood. advance. Professor Frank feeling in "He was deed the meeting as are before TENNIS Racquets super "Those Daring Young Germany and Italy as "That's Life" is an easy major leads an expedi- Saturday: shed hand, working mostly in the north, Phone 503184. .-71endalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., R ockingham: 9 a.m., 7 Callaway was, as usual, spised". other in the milestone growing. seded. Challenge Junior Men In Their Jaunty each of the entrants de- to take Monday night tion into the steaming 7.20: CILLA: Matt Mtee 5 .30 p.m. returning to Wanneroo to try strawberry p.m. in charge. Professor David Gal- Jalopies" is produced and cide $9.95, Seniors $11.50 to affair, possibly made all jungles of Vietnam to Russ Conway are inch" post-conciliar life of the to enter the race. Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Like post - Napoleonic liver has beautiful inL Church in Christotteries the 7 a.m. at State reoleystone: Restrings and R is $20.50. directed by Ken Annakin, The story is consequently the more easier due to free his doctor brother ed among the This season, he Study Shows Mount): 7.30 a.m. France, in ceasing to be tonation and displayed a sP16 church Diocese. last Sunexcept School the same day service; pairs. of one as merging who has "The Longest but inevitably slow to get the competition—or lack from the hands of the guests. e a.m. Minerals in gigantic this year's Mes- fine musical sense. RobWISHING WFie, Lottery used tennis balls 20c. to Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 day of month. "I welcome you all State's most successful of it from Channels 7 Viet Cong. Sarts MarDay" and "Those Magni- started. a.m. 8.30 7, Guildford: siah became great. Pro- ert Dawe also showed his Kiosk 8: Tobaccvniets. 40 40c., at Wimbledon TVW7 East Kimberley Rottnest: 8.00 am., 11.30 here as representatives strawberry growers, and and 9. ficent Men In Their Flyshall Thompson, Kiva Sunday: Therese St. fessor Callaway used a quality, especially in the Pier St., Perth. Ph. 23-397E Sports, 14 Bon Marche Gwelup: a.m. A number repeatof screen East has of llIBERLEY.—The produce our Private ing Machines" among his -eye shows have Lawrence, Richard An 60,000 laity, and his ti scaled down orchestra recitative "Thus saith the Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 Rossrnoyne: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. 8.00: SUNDAY THE! pray to Almighty God edly topped the metro- Kimberley region shows divisions are made, at the had top television ratings len. Arcede, Perth 23-4219 more notable credits. (A). and obtained from it Lord of Hosts" and the p.m Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30 'I'RE: "All At Sa that your labours may be politan markets. His best promise of economic destart of, and during, the for some years. It is not Saturday: Board Wanted beautiful tone, clear in- air which follows it "But ALL radio, electrical and Hamilton Hill : 7 a .1.11 Tony Curtis, Susan rally. Semi-animation is a surprising then, that new a.m., Satire: Englishman, id fruitful for His glory, price was $1.90 a punnet. posits of base metals. 7.30: THE SOUND OF 9 a.m., 7 pm tonation and a fine range who may abide the day H ampshire, Safety Bay: 7.30 a m. 2 1 and for the mission of which he obtained about according to a geological PRIVATE board required Sunbeam repairs done ir a gettswa Terry new device used in the series joining the band sete ar,sibck uyisf h a 100;k of dynamics. for young country girl, our own workshop; est Hampton Park. 8.30 a.m. St. Catherine Laboure. Bedof his coming?" Thomas, Eric Sykes, Wal- film and is successful in wagon should have many MUSIC WITH BARRY edil the Church in our time," six weeks ago. The fruit study of the area. CROCKER: Host Barry dated, The choir was in excelclose to city.—Ring West in Victoria Park since Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Congratulations, Pro- ter Chiari, Peter Cook that it plays up and em- c ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. Victorian Singascald he added. was later taken to haracteristics that have Crocker introduces his the re- Dallwallinu 518 or write 1930.—W. R. Phipps Pty on bulletin A lent form and sang fessor Callaway, soloists, and Dudley Moore are phasises the a .m. pier. He fights local e unreality of proved themselves to be erpentine: 10.30 a.m. pore. S Re went on to note gion says that intensive regular cast of Bill Newcrisply and with vigour. chorus and orchestra all! among the featured stars, the story Herne Hill: 8 a.m. as a true ac- c ommercial qualities thOrities who want present experi- rospecting might also Harrington, Box 28, Mil- Ltd., 434 Albany Highway Sunday. at is 2nd and 4th He he a.m. p man, Carlu Carter, Bill meeting ee was a ing. Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270 Hignigate: 7, 8, 9 and credits for the most count of such a race and over the years. scrap it. Starring t tna Sheraton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 fruit t 'of discussion and menting with peat, a pro- reveal other minerals, McGrath and the Claire 7 p.m. superb pair in the pro- as is continually prevaGuinness, Irene Brevet Wannearby the a.m. of "Mannix" and "The Poole duct Al e platinum e nickel. responregion was ' each Italian), as lection a.m., such ( 10 Singers. The had incon- Victor Madden. (G). which ages, in varying stages of duction must go to the lent through the use of Outsider" are two such Nearly swamps. Perth: 7.30, 9.30 South neroo uranium. valved an estimated 50 sible for about 30 fires disrepair. Once stopped. and ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) troversial rock-musical Cooke - Moore combina- slapstick comedy. a.m., 5.30 p.m. programmes that appear 200 yards of the black "One in every four Brisbane cinemas would Religious prograinInt 9.30 annually. 8.15, Park: 7, percent Hilton "Hair" will be of the highpractising some of the vehicles tion. They are the very 7, 9, 10.30 being spread by Spearwood: be closed within a year, veteran picture exon radio this week: Each entrant is given to have more in common light of this show. a.m., 5 p.m. Catholics in the diocese. peat is British team in the rally, Mr. Hewitt said that must be pushed before and p.m. area, 7 than the a.m., over may at hand first be realTrained "Daily Highly Devotional." hibitors predicted yesterday. Some of them Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: ABW2 t he idea behind the com- they will start. and their entire approach a different role to play in ised—at least tohfannkem,G . olidfe fpouristin hge this will be worked well St. Mary's Cathedral: (Sae with the S unday: 6WN. 10.15 a.m. have begun planning to convert their theatres 8 am. is a very clever spoof on producing the general basic theme of the signs polish off petition was to To Ready Men, Perth). n. i story. spinifex I n the rugged i nto flats, supermarkets, and American styled 7.30: THE ED. SULU Thursday, January Lit within the diocese as the the Very English Gentle- c omedy situation. At the the men's training proInglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Subiaco: 6.45 8, 9.15, Next season, Tony Holl Some country on the fringe of start weeks of ago, the Joe ten-pin bowling alleys because television has race, Fires, Qurtis VAN SHOW: ombat Special Father Robert Mc'Claif laity begin to realise C man Military Officer. eramme before the sum5 p.m. 10.30 a.m. will be planting between the Gibson Desert this is Jandakot: 8 a.m. is seen more as a landed Mannix was given the guest s lashed box-office takings. The Government stars their potential among include of Melbourne. mer hegen. 8, 9.30 a.m.; straw40,000 Swanbourne: and 30.000 Skill Their Show "Those Daring Young Red Baron than a rally job to find a girl's childhard work. s uspects that television may be affecting the People of God in the berry plants, and he aims J arrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st 7 p.m. hood Men In d friend. Their Jaunty river; the British team post-conciliar and 5th Sunday. racing crowds and experts are closely watchAt Mundaring Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Church." at producing as much About 50 people are Rainmaking Is A Jalopies' is obviously an of That, at least, was the Joondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 ing trends. The government is concerned Cook and Moore have Bishop Ashby said. from possible crammed as into one truck. fruit men UNDARING.—The M addition to the comedy basis of the story. More Big Draw a.m., 7 p.m. because of the considerable tax revenue it a.m., 7 p.m. Other utilities and cars each plant. He averages o f the Forests Departfilms about International more gadgets on their developed as the plot F ount K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. unfruit a Corroboree gains from sport."—"The West Australian", At lb. of 21 are so loaded that the about comto trained are ment rallies. "Those Magnifi- car than James Bond, folded. Pointing out that comp.m. Wembley Dawns: 7, 9.30 Monday, January 11. plant each season. bat fire. cent Men In Their Flying WILL:NA. — The Abori- rear ends are nearly K arragullen: 8 a.m. and mission the canniving Sir He 8.M. turned members out repredragging to on ground the be a The programme line-up for Monday's apthe region Machines" gines of and "The week, in the Last 9.30 a.m. sented diverse regions. 7, 8, 9.30 a.m., m Wembley: urderer smuggled into Cuthbert v iewing included: (Terry Thomas) Great Race". Terry Buffalo Meat To rugged terrain of Mun- parently regard their The trekkers also seem K arrinyup: 7.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m. age groups and apostolic 7.30: SMALL WORLD: Host Ed Morrow Thomas, Eric Sykes and has more tricks up his the United States, to annual summer corrointerests, he daring, crack fire teams to have overlooked petrol K elmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 West Perth: 7, 8, 9.30 knock off a VIP. Be Tested observed: Gert Frobe were seen in an important and oil supplies. talks with Malcolmn Muggerdige about "If you are to from three Forest De- boree a.m. Italian Mass. sleeve than Maverick. a.m., 10.30 am. ( Italfount be a The following episode "Those Magnificent Men Man's ideals. Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Of richness, then you DARI1IN. — The William partment regions con- event. ian ), 11.30 8.121. (Polof at works "The meat Angliss I n Their However, Flying MaOutsider" station folk sent 8 .00: I LOVE LUCY. "Those Daring Young must begin with knowtested a fire-fighting coma.m., 5 p.m. With rainmaking on ish ). David Ross (Darren McDarwin is following the petition. chines". have been generous, and K enwick: 9 a.m. and S ing, year's agenda, many this Men In Their Jaunty 8.30: MAVERICK. , Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 3.30 respecting lovand Meat Gavin) tracking down a Northern of lead have keep the helped to ing one p.m. When the exercise was of them are making a One of the funniest se- Jalopies" is a film that client's bird friend. P.m another as per9.25: HIGHWAY PATROL. at Katherine. K ewdale: (Summer): 8 Wilson: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. special effort to reach the convoy moving. sons, and not as so many Exporters no left they completed, quences in the show is, will possisurveying the and appeal to a.m. all—it 9 (Winter): L posa.m. 9.50: RELAX WITH ROLF. talking faces." ikewise, that at least, Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. ability venue—Jigalong mission strangely enough, seen bilities of overseas mar- doubt as to their K oongarnia: Cancelled. 200 miles north of Wiluna Y anchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. done. job the get prior to the credits. A sesses the magnetic quali- was the basis of the to 1 0.10: CRUSADER RABBITT. meemmizt,itssi cort olns - 'sets for boneless buffalo Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6 Output —on time. Price Tom every Sunday. lone Indian (not the red- ties necessary to attract story. More developed as 'mission voted It could be considered for an in- beef. 10.15: CLOSE. the plot unfolded. a.m., 9 a.m. Lithuanian Mass: terim skinned variety) brings to However, _ Aborisome this burst training Chairman final their A Record , and afthe majority of an "Father Knows Best", "Sea Hunt", "Wire L‘etteryille: 7, 9, 10.30 East Perth: 10.45 a.m. Armit, Stuart Mr. The client turned out ter a the good news from there second vote, Dr Angliss' Darwin manager, before the fire season gines are facing prob- THE NORTH WEST.— a.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 Polish Mass: Service", "Tuesday Date With Frankie to here, to the two audience. The younger to be a murderer smugl Jeochnturers,maanlld, lems. really gets under way. a.m. ulenaidveerrsiotsfhad resaid 18 buffaloes Howard" were highlights of the following for train The 1,000th ore West Perth: 11.30 a.m. British officers (Cook people will especially like gling marihuana into the Reports from Canyu 1969 arrived in Dampier iesmurdie: 8.30 Italian Mass: 7.30, Forests Department recently been slaughtered day's viewing. United States. and Moore) at a remote Z it for its simple humour Mazenod College 9.30, gional inspector Peter station, 40 miles from on Sunday from Tom bon to ealand cleleaa- in a trial kill. Among films seen in Perth for the first time, outpost on the NorthSunApart from these two t4, a the Parish H amiltan Hill: 2nd " 5 30 p.m. Rome Lay said that the Wiluna, indicate that one Hewitt and easy-to-follow script. s t West frontier. The flickbeef were: "Torpedo Run", with Glenn Ford and buffalo frozen The Price. a.m. day 10 CwihoTheetngsNreess. was voted imilar plots that were women 250 men, group of Church. v experito would he shipped to State's forests ering picture treatment That should not deter screened fill Ernest Borgnine; "Don't Go Near The Water", tw22hpe-ost. within two days 400 fires and children may not This year 22.3 million Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.15 West Perth: 10.30 a.m. employed by Annakin in Singapore, Hong Kong enced about starring Jack Lemmon. Laurence Harvey of each other last month, others with a view tio I t distance. the stay a.m. Was year. each at this stag' and Japan as well as to this sequence is very , Ukrainian Church, Maytons of ore have been that the Joe Mannix has little in s tarring in "The Silent Enemy". lands: Every Sunday at included Maddington: effective. From India the light entertainment from c convoy 9 a.m. bishop, This forest of together The vast area cities capital Australian ommon with David vehicles of brought from the mine. 10 a.m., Summoning: Vale: 7 a.m. and scene turns to England, seeing it. dozen Maida about a 12 re divided into was poertbilities of the to test Ross. Permanent employed sec- the market. I end 10 a.m. —LEON $.15 a.m. gices, and on average various sizes, shapes and
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DOMESTIC HELP ELEY (nee S. ChegwidINSTANTLY den). To Alex and Shirley The Society of St. Vincent de Paul APPELBEE'S Electrical ALL SUBURBS. bonny daughter (24-12a Service, 33 Avery Avenue, 69), Roselyn Eileen. SpeRing 45-1318- Flying Dianella; phone 76-2344; cial thanks to Dr. Turner Domestics. Installations, repairs and Sisters of St. Anne's and CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suites) maintenance. Immediate t e m porary Hospital. Both well CROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO help, fast and thorough ( father still recovering). FOR all types of electri cleaning, catering ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES. and cal installations, repairs general help, night s',afr KINDLY DELIVER TO METROPOLITAN DEPOT48 GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK OR and maintenance, call T to help parties, $1 per Guest Houses SOCIETY STORES ATA .Kinsella & Co. Phone day bool:ing fee, $1.25 per 24-4698; A/ars. 46-3087 hcur. GERALDTON: Phone 21318 BULWER STREET, PERTH And 71-4857. 46 EIGHTH AVENUE, MAYLANDS Regular help also 2549, St. Francis Guest House; B/B $3; all meals 24 HELENA STREET, MIDLAND available, $1 per hour. Paint;ng available, tray service; 142 HAMPTON ROAD, BEACONSFIELD TREE lopping, shaping no stairs. TELEPHONE: 24 5041 or After Hours: 45 4380 P AINTING. t o arrange for pick-up Personalised and indi- and removing, all prun Organ builder In Bunbury please deliver to 28 Victoria Street vidual attention given to ing, cutting back of Phone 21 2951 all your painting require- shrubs, also demolition prompt; free F. J. LARNER, pipe orWe also require donations of shop display fixtures ments; prompt and effi- work; gan builder, piano tunquotes.-Phone 65-3248. show (7 . es etc., for our metropolitan stores. 'lent service.-John ing and repairs.-Phone Please Phone 24 5041 Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Tele- PICTURE Framing, high76-3726, 41 Chamwood phone 61-4349. est quality, lowest cost, Street, Morley, 6062. Holiday House Singing Lessons MASTER PAINTER for prints, originals, certificates, photos, etc.-For ATCL, teacher of singing all your painting require- free collection and deEducational REDEMPTORIST Fath- technique s, repertoire, ments. George Hickey. livery service phone LEARN to speak Italian ers require holiday home Lieder, rudiments plat- Reg. No. 899. M.P.D.S. 285249. at the Italian Cultural 1707. 24 form experience, weekly for 3 or 4 weeks (preferL.R.M. Industries. Kit- Lyceum. - 214969, A/H opera class and preparaably near surf) urgently. tion chens and bathrooms re- 65 4203. A. C. Pace. for University Exam. modelled, general renovaDipl omas. Audition, etc., -Please ring 286600 if tions, repairs and mainStudio. - Phone No. 86Property tenance.-49-4700. you can help. 3449 Perth or Bunbury. Improvement L EEDERVILLE E STATE AGENCY For Hire P ROPERTY ImproveR .E .!.W.A. ment Service, all types of PALM:OR'S HIRE 1 4 Marlow St., Wem!:!:.ty windows and doors inSFUVICE Real Estate Agents stalled; back verandahs For your all party hiring 8- 1820 all hours Crockery, cutlery, glass- enclosed: %walls and ceil207 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH " -ings removed; cement ware etc. Phone 285-288 Builders Cabaret tables, chairs, rendering and general reA fter Hrs., Mr. Ross La Spina 39 2362 trestles, coloured lights. pairs. All work guaranF. A. BROWNE, Regi- elec. ,`Aernber R.E.I.W.A. urns, pie warmers, teed.-Phone 45 2946. stered Builder and Deetc. signer of modern homes; Swimming 1250 Albany Highway, plans drawn, consultaBentley. Ph. 68-2891. SWIMMING TUITION SITUATIONS VACANT tions by appointment. - • PRIMARY TEACHER REQUIRED FOR MORAWA 60-2038. Phone kLL Party Equipment all ages and stages CONVENT SCHOOL Dance Floors. Catwalks at BEATTY PARK Fashio:i Parades with PETER McGOWAN. Commence February, 1970. t.DDITIONS, repairs. for Education Department Salary Scale onverting asb. or wea- Chairs, Tables. Coloured Special 12-day herboard l'iouse into Lights, etc, Kiddies' Cots vacation courses. Apply -veneer. - Contact ir High Chairs.-Devine's Phone 87-1120. "rick CATHOLIC PRESBYTERY, MORAWA Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988 dorskate Bros. 6-3166.
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Millinery CARAVANS, new and fully equipped, long or HIRE service for brides, term. - Foley's, short R ITA JONES SCHOOL Phone 60-3090. Rep. will veils and head-dresses, $4.00.-Phone Merle ConOF MOTORING all. derlag 31-2000. Phone: 602217 or 604490 WEDDING gowns, 100 Beginners or Refresher for hire, Hospitals, Etc. veils, coronets. Courses on Manual or petties, etc., ball debs' Automatic. Expert, Pa- dine DEVA HOSPITAL gowns. - "Orchid" tient and Pre - Permit Hire ("C" Class) Service, above Don 15 Lawley Crescent, Tuition guaranteed. Men's Store, 132 William Mt. Lawley. Our newest car is also Street. Phone 21-6989, the smalleist and easiest a/hrs. 791163. Enquiries Superior Home From in town to drive. Why not also at Annette's Drapery. Home for Male and try it? Guildford 791163. Female Patients. All Medical Attention. Florists Fully Qualified Staff. CONCRETE TEENY'S Florist, 474 Personal Supervision of SERVICE CO. Fitzgerald Street, North M. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372 28-32 Kurnall Road Perth. We specialise in Welshpool fresh and artificial UPHOLSTERER w reaths, sheafs and Phone 68-2992 ( R. 8. M Kanaris) domes at short notice. ( All Hours) Makers of Atlas Tanks free delivery metro area Lounge Suites and Kitchen Ph. 28-6508; A/H. 23-2736 T roughing, F!ooring, Chairs Repaired and Pig Gratings, Superbins, Recovered Swimming Pools, Shoe Repairs Antiques a Specialty Farm Crossings. 9 Miramar Street, SHOES (all types) exDoubleview, 6018 pertly repaired.-Roman Estimates Free Shoe Repairs, A. Vecchio FARMERS 286 Hay St., Subiaco All Hours-I-none 45 3995 Advertiser would like to Phone 81-3152. contact responsible farmHoliday Resort Learn To Drive ing family with view to a ADELAIDE, East, "Ben13-yr-old city lad, with PERSONAL tuition by gala", 54 Third Ave., f arming St background, lady instructor, holder Peters, b. and b., $3.00 spending a week of his of National Safety Court spotless select. city area, holidays on a farm. cil Certificate. Mayfair Would consider reciproDriving School. - Phone free car park. Ph. 63-3511. cal arrangement. 3-5702, A/H. 39 1842. Ailsa MELBOURNE EAST, 119 Contact McDonald, 6 The Jean Bell, Prop. Grey Street, B/B $2.75, Boulevard, Floreat Park, 6014, or Phone 87 2863 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 spotless, W.W. carpets; blul city area, near St. ( on reverse charge). SWORN Pat's.-416524. Learn To Drive
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O'BRIEN, Emily. On DONOVAN (Frank J.), Dec. 24, most esteemed Please pray for the re. and sincere friend of pose of the soul of our O'Leary family of Mt. husband and father, Hawthorn. Memories, who passed away Jan. 15, 1960. Em, Kath. Blessed are the pure May he rest in peace. in heart, for they shall see God. LEAHY, Timothy In Memoriam John. In loving memory of dearly beloved BARKER, Leonard husband and father of John. In loving memSusan Leahy and famory of dear Len, who passed away Jan. ily, 11, passed away Jan. 11th, 1967. 1969, loved son of Jean and Len, brother of May he breathe forth his soul in peace with Shirley and Joy. you-Amen. St. Joseph, pray for him. BOWDEN, C.atherine. In loving memory of our wife and mother. remembered Always by her family. May she rest in peace.
Icl$IURRAY, B. II. In loving memory of Bruce, whose anniversary occurs on Jan. 1. Always remembered in our prayers. Eternal rest grant BROSIVIAN, Edward. unto him, 0 Lord. In loving memory of our father and grandfather, January 14th, 1968. OFFER, Mary Mar. Most Sacred Heart of garet. Remembered al.Jesus have mercy on ways, our loving his soul. mother, whose anniMay Perpetual Light versary occurs Jan. 12. shine upon him. May Perpetual Light shine upon her always. BURKE, Peter. In loving memory of our husband and dear father, passed away SHERRY, Patrick. In January 4th, 1965. Ever loving memory of Patremembered, Rose rick, who died Dec. 29, 1968. Ever rememand family. May he rest in peace. bered and missed by his loved ones. COLLINS, Patrick Sacred Heart of Jesus Joseph. Of your char- have mercy on him. ity pray for Patrick Joseph Collins. who C:._ATH BIRTH and died Jan. 2, 1951. NOTICES s?-1x, ',. May he rest in peace. be todged by seer
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