The Record Newspaper 12 February 1970

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PERTH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1970.

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WA. CATHOLICS: SUPPORT PROJECT COMPASSION

His Grace, the Archbishop, has called on all West Australian Catholics to do their bit for Project Compassion 1970.

There are three self- Guinea, a treadle printing He said this at the help projects specifical- press for the diocese of eremony of the Blessc ly allocated to the Arch- Goa, in India, and a ing of Ashes and at Mass diocese of Perth by the health centre in 'Tuka in to mark the re-opening Australian Catholic Re- the diocese of Denipas lief, the national admin- in Indonesia. of the All Saints Chapel, istrative body directing Every home should have a Project Compas77 St. George's Terrace, Project Compassion. sion Box, which would yesterday, Ash WednesPROJ ECTS be a constant reminder day. These are a cattle of the need to share the farm for beef and milk- good things that we enThe Archbishop said ing cattle in the diocese joy with those less forthat as the theme of Lent was Prayer and of Mt. Hagen, in New tunate. Penance, prayer and sacrifice should be taken more seriously during the period. Sacrifice was an act of self-denial, and self-denial to each individual would depend on the prevalent circumstances. Pope Paul VI, in his address to crowds at St. As the Chapel would be eery o pened day Peter's Square recently, said sacred celibacy of throughout Lent, His His Grace, the Archbishop, distributes the Ashes at the re-opening Mass at All Saints Memorial Chapel Grace said it would be a priests was the capital law in the Latin Church. yesterday. tremendous opportunity He said it cannot be "And that is what renAIR for those working in the abandoned, or subjected ders it wholly apt for the City to participate in the to argument. That would vocation to the with the apostolic delefollowing prayers. be retrogress. of Christ alone, and apt gate. for the total reply of the "To me. Yad Vashem "It would be to fall SUPPORT discipline who leaves all again was an insight into He reminded the con- short of the fidelity of things to follow Him the bestiality of man and gregation that Project love and of sacrifice that alone and to dedicate at the same time the Compassion 1970 would our Latin Church, after himself entirely and exgrandeur of man," MI experience, be on for the six-week consumate A Catholic priest and a Jewish layman, who both lost close members of Klausler, clusively, with an una Lutheran with immense courage period, and asked them divided heart, to the Church- Missouri Synod and with evangelic serent heir families in concentration Nazi camps, part took memorial in a to support it. service ministry on behalf of his minister, commented to ity, has imposed upon itbrothers and the Chris a t Yad Vashem Martyrs' and Heroes' Shrine on Remembrance Hill in Jeru- NC News Service. His Grace also thanked self in the centuries long tian community. all those who had worked attempt at severe selecTo Mr. Klausler. one of salem, as an interreligious group of 60 American journalists watched. so hard to get the Chapel tion and perennial rethe most moving sights "All this makes of ecreestablished, and urged newal of its priestly mini- clesiastical celibacy a The commemorative under the wings of your work of the Pontifical at the hilltop shrine was the people to help in any stry, on which the vital- supreme witness to God's ceremony was held in the love," he prayed. "Still, Mission for Palestine and the rows of trees outside way. ity of the whole people of Kingdom, a unique and rectangular Hall of Re- the evil deed can not be the "post - conciliar" it dedicated by name to The Chapel had been God depends." outspoken sign of the membrance, on a sombre undone. views of apostolic dele- Christians who had tried gutted by fire in Decem"What can be done is gate to Jerusalem and t o shield Jews. He said it was certainly values of faith, hope, grey mosaic floor inber, 1968, and was later love, an incomparable scribed with that the we all live worthy of T'aiestine, Archbishop Pio names "I felt involved—it was described as "a complete a lofty and demanding condition for full pastoral of Hitler's 21 largest their memory. Their an- Laghi, as good omens. one of the most moving rule. Its observance deWrite-off". guish must compel par- While on the tour, Dr. experiences I had ever manded, besides an irre- service, a continual asce- death camps. The Religious Journal- ticularly us who are Lichten had a meeting had," he remarked. However, hard work vocable resolution, a spe- tic of Christian perfecistis' Middle East Confer- Christians to be on the and perseverance has cial charism, a higher tion. ence, a tour of Catholics, side of the perm,-.7 .. 1 borne fruit. and inner grace. "Yes, it is difficult. But Protestants and Jews, and never on the side c.f it is this very characterstood hushed around the the persecutors." istic that renders it atmemorial area. A wreath Mons. Oesterreicher betractive to young and was set on a raised slab came a Catholic when he ardent souls. And it is by Mons. John M. Oester- was a student at the Unimore than ever valid for reicher of South Orange, versity of Vienna. He was the needs of our time." NJ, Dr. Joseph L. Lichten, ordained in 1927. He fled of New York, and the Austria five weeks after POPE'S LETTER Rev. Alfred P. Klausler, Hitler came in, and twice The Pope said in a executive secretary of the escaped the Gestapo. Dr. Lichten, director of letter to Jean Cardinal Associated Church Press Intercultural Affairs of Villot, his Secretary of of Chicago. Mons. Oesterreicher, a the Anti - Defamation S tate, that many bishops and priests had im- Jewish convert in his League of B'nai B'rith, youth, read a prayer he lost his first wife and plored him "not to make had compiled, including daughter Belsenat any changes in such a some of the idioms taken Belsen, and his parents in venerable tradition" as from the daily Jewish other death camps. Atmandatory celibacy for prayer book. The priest, tached to the Polish Emthe priesthood. whose father died at bassy in the U.S., he a n d never returned to Poland. He said he wanted the Theresienstadt "Evrything is at the beDutch bishops to confer whose mother was killed with him on the matter. at Auschwitz, said he had ginning here," Dr. Lichalso brought away from ten said of the Christian"For our part, we are the shrine testimony Jewish dialogue and the more than ever desirous forms about other rela- gradually opening rapto seek with the sneptives and friends to be port with Islam. herds of the dioceses of filed in the Hall of Names He cited programmes Holland the means for at Yad Vashem. by the Sisters of Zion to the fitting solution of " Cars have been my life for a long time. "We trust that the mur- teach Hebrew to Arabs. their problems in a simiMy 17 years experience in all phases of the dered victims now live the intercreedal relief lar way for the good of motor business means I can give you the right the entire Church." s ort of advice about buying a good quality He said the reasons used car at the price you want to pay. given for a relaxation of P hone me on 61 6736, or call and see me the rule of obligatory Representatives of the Catholic and Anglican Personally." celibacy "do not seem to Churches in Western Australia will meet on Tuesus convincing". day for a series of theological discussions. He re-affirmed his deThree clergy and one Archbishop of Perth will termination to maintain layman from each de- be present at the inthe present discipline. nomination will take part augural meeting. "The bond, established in the meetings which Australian bishops of centuries will for the Latin by centre on the sacrathe two denominations USED CAR Church between priest- ments. began joint discussions SPECIALISTS hood and celibacy, constiPapers on the subject two years ago, and simi495 Albany Highway, Victoria Park Tel: 61 6736 tutes for her an ex- will be exchanged. lar conferences as the ' John Donovan Peter Atkinson tremely precious and irHis Grace, the Arch- one in Perth are being replaceable good." bishop, and the Anglican held during the country.

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EDITORIAL

THE RECORD 450 HAY STREET, PERTH.

THE OLD ORDER CHANGES Sunday, Feb. 15, marks the introduction of the New Order of Mass throughout the Archdiocese. As a result of the preparation in "The Record", and the introduction by gradual stages in many parishes, the New Order should go smoothly and should reveal the grandeur of its structure, the simplicity of the presentation, and the penetrative pedagogicale nature of its message without difficulty. Many will regret the passing of the Old Order just as they bemoan the transition to the vernacular, but the Church is in a modern inquiring, educated era where men's spirit must be fed, that it may go forward, not only to win the world for Christ, but "to love and serve the Lord." There are signs, however, that the New Order will win over even its bitterest opponents. But greater emphasis on people, particularly in a tangible way, so to speak, is bound to win them. The greater uplift given to the role of women in the needs of the world of God must also appeal to them, even though initially it will shock them. This latter recognition of the value of womenly participation in the Liturgy comes not before time. The best speakers, the clearest elocutionists and the most qualified speech authorities in parishes were women. Prize winners and medal exhibitionists at various speech competitions and academic examina-

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tions were passed over because they were mainly women . . . all because of traditional adherence to St. Paul's anathema on women in Church. They were passed over for much less confident and competent proclaimers of the word of God. They had which the Church ignored. Thank God, at last their work is being recognised, and will be used . . . we hope. Let the New Order of Mass rout such narrow, mediocre and unworthy thinking. May the New proclaimers of the Word be aware of the privilege given them and may they discern more deeply, personally, what they proclaim. One other challenge is posed by the New Mass and the use of the vast resources of youth, manhood and womanhood in parishes. The priest has long been used to having his back to the people. In many cases, in the archdiocese, he now faces them. He has long been used to rattling off the long Latin polysyllabus passages with an ease and a mumble no-one dared question. Indeed in later day, the race was often to see whether priest or people finished first at the reading of the Passion during Holy Week. Thank God it, too has changed. In the norms of good diction, the postulate of balanced, clear articulation and emunciation of seminary days may have been forgotten. The challenge now is: Can they be recovered reasonably soon? One thing is clear: the proclamation of the Gospel and the content of the Homily will have to be of a higher order than heretofore. The success of the New Order falls on the Apostolic dedication of the priest. The New Mass, in its present form, is capable of enshrining the riches of the past, and unfolding a challenge and the promise of the future.

Assignations

Thursday, February 12, 1970 to the Editor: A BRIEF STATEMENT FOR Letter ON MR. SHEED MIGRATION SUNDAY AGAIN cannot see Frank (February 22)

I that Sheed can be wrong when he admonishes us Issued by the Bishops' Committee for Social and all to be teachers. Charitable Works In the words of Pope Today, as annually during the past twenty years, Paul: "By reason of their we have the observance of Migration Day with its baptism, they (i.e. the laity) and not only the call for our personal involvement in migration work Hierarchy are qualified to and, more particularly, with migrants and their spread the gospel and are many and serious problems. responsible for its proA first concern should be that of the spiritual well pagation." (Address to being of migrants, to which, rather inseparably, is missionaries, 1967). joined their material welfare. It is true the responsiSpiritual well being implies a continuance or re- bility to teach is accordnewal of their religious practices in their former ing to the ability of each Christian, but teaching homeland. Essentally the Church is a missionary Church, is not only by the spoken obeying its Divine Founder's mandate of preaching w ord, but by example chiefly. the Gospel to every creature and bearing in mind P arents, especially, the injunction that "none shall be lost of those given shou ld be the first educat o Her." tors of their children. Understandably, the migrant, being obliged to lend More specifically, all so much of his energies to establishing himself and Catholic students who his dependants with the least delay in the material have completed a full things of life, may quite easily fail to give sufficient secondary course in a time or thought to his religious practices and so Catholic school have rebecome careless and indiffrent as a Catholic. Even ceived adequate knowwith the best intentions of remaining faithful to his ledge to teach others. This, coupled with the religion, the migrant will find himself a stranger in C atechist training the new atmosphere and the unaccustomed usages c ourses advertised in of his new parish Church-more so now, with the "The Record" on Jan. 29, full use of English in the Mass and religious cere- leave no room for doubt monies. that many Catholics In such circumstances and in the prevalent climate should help with the inof permissiveness and moral indifferentism, the struction of the young. If further defence is migrant stands in serious need of kindly personal necessary, surely Confirassistance of pastors and parishioners alike. It is in this field of real need that our lay people mation provides us with may well exercise a true apostolate and verify in the necessary gifts of the Spirit, `Wisdom, Undertheir activities their designation "as the arms given standing and Knowledge'. by God and the Church, to the mind and the heart These gifts should then o f the Pastor". be used to instruct and The combined efforts of the parish clergy and the bring close to God the National Chaplains, zealous and untiring as they "little children" so dear may be, are insufficient for an adequate pastoral to the Heart of Our Lord. care of the thousands of migrants living amongst Joan Simpson, us in almost every part of the Continent. Geraldton. Fraternal concern, guidance and support, in a INSTRUCTIONAL truly Christ-like approach, should be extended to TV SERVICE all newcomers. Where it is a question of fellow Catholics, steps LAUNCHED should be taken to bring them into a closer relationThe Educational Teleship with parochial life, so that they will have a vision Centre of the San sense of belonging, of being "at home in their Francisco archdiocese Master's House" and fully a part, as well, of their has begun operations present religious community, social as well as with a four-channel service offering more than religious. two dozen programme Catholic people should be found in the forefront series for classroom inof all work amongst migrants, and rather especially struction. in what concerns their spiritual well being. In this, The archdiocesan in they show forth as real and living, the marks of the structional television Church Universal-"One and Catholic". fixed service (ITFS) These endeavours, related as they are to the centre is located at St. human society, individual and collective, are, in the Patrick's Seminary, Menfinal analysis, an enterprise inextricably joined with lo Park, and includes the extension of Christ's Kingdom on earth; they transmission and produc. are an exercise of the lay apostolate; they take on, tion studios and offices Some 50 elementary in practice, much of what is inferred in Our Lord's and secondary schools in words: the four counties of the "As often as you did it to one of these, you did it a rchdiocese are now beto Me." (Matt. XXV 40.) ing served. Service will PP P. M. O'DONNELL, be extended to the reA rchbishop of Brisbane, maining 100 schools in Deputy for Migration. the archdiocese over the next two years.

T. Costello, 0.P., Fr. B. C. A.N.U., A.C.T.: Fr. L. ClanLeahy, 0.P., Fr. N. Mc- dillon, 0.P., Fr. P. Lucas, Dermott, 0.P. O.P. To Newman Hall, AuckThe Special Provincial Chapter of the Dominican To Mannix College, Order in Australia and New Zealand. held recently land, NZ: Fr. R. J. Batten, Monash University, Victoria: Fr. A. B. Davis, at St. Dominic's Priory, Middle Camberwell, Vic- O.P. To Aquinas Hall, Dune- O.P. toria, made the following Assignations of religious: din, NZ: Fr. E. Klimmick, To St. Albert's College, To St. Dominic's Phillips, OP., Br. D. Ma- 0.13., Br. Martin Keogh, University of New England, Armidale. NSW: Fr. Priory, M. Camberwell, hony, 0.P., Br. A. Hynes, O.P. To John XXIII College, A. J. McComb, 0.P. Victoria: Fr. A. Fazokas, O.P. 0.P., Fr. B. Reynolds, To -Blackfriars Priory 02., Fr. N. Punch, 0.P. School, Prospect, SA: Fr. To St. Laurence's Pri- F. X. Brown, 0.P., Fr. ory, North Adelaide, SA: L. J. Wilson, 0.13., Fr. J. K. Fr. H. Neill. 0.P., Fr. E. McKenna, 0.P. Murphy, 0.P. To the Western SoloTo Holy Name Priory, mons: Fr. A. I. Waite, Wahroonga, NSW: Fr. J. 0.P. J. Hooper, 0.P., Fr. F. To Our Lady of Graces Butler, 0.P., Fr. D. Priory. Camp Hill, Qld.: Browne. 0.P. Fr. D. P. Gebring, 0.P.. To Blackfriars Priory, Br. James Threadgold. Watson, ACT: Fr. I. O.P. Australian Catholic Re- $15,000 had been apTo Rosary House, O'Brien, 0.P., Fr. C. O'Hanlon. 0.P., Fr. J. Mc- Doubleview, WA: Fr. A. lief distributed $384,662 proved for payment, subin grants to nine interna. ject to counterpart funds tional areas from the pro- being found elsewhere. ceeds of last year's ProThese funds are being ject Compassion. held in reserve. Of the total, $333,525 February 15 (Violet): First Sunday of Lent. Mass Extraordinary grants proper. Without Gloria, with Creed. New was allocated to self-help projects and $51,137 to made by A.C.R. from ProPreface for Sundays of Lent. extraordinary grants in ject Compassion proFebruary 16 (Violet): Mass proper of the first emergencies. ceeds last year included week of Lent. Without Gloria. Lenten Preface. The countries or areas $10,000 for medicines and February 17 (Violet): Mass proper of the first ENGAGEMENTS to benefit were Papua- food for refugees from week of Lent. Without Gloria. Lenten Preface. New Guinea ($99,990 for the civil war in Biafra. OFFICIAL February 18 (Violet): Mass proper of the first self-help and $10,000 for This brought the total FEBRUARY week of Lent. (As the Quarter Tense is extraordinary gran ts ; The simplest arrangement of Mass texts until abolished, after the Kyrie, the first prayer in Pacific Islands ($30,430 amount given as extra- 16: 11.20. Attend opening the arrival of the Lectionary: ordinary grants Biato the Missal becomes the collect of the Mass, and $10,000); India of the legal year, St. 1st Sunday of Lent: fra, out of normal A.C.R. the lesson from the Book of Exodus with its ($74,849 and $5,300); Paki- funds, to $25,000. George's Cathedral. 1 st READING: From the Roman Missal . Gradual, and the next prayer are omitted. The stan ($15,430); Ceylon A fter 1st READING: Genesis 9, 8-15. Further funds from 17: 7.30. Meeting of the lesson from the Book of Kings becomes the ($11,960); Indonesia Anglican and RC ( $28,221 and $700); Philip- Austcare and private donfirst Scripture reading.) Lenten Preface. 2nd READING: 1 . Peter 3, 18-22. Joint Working February 19 (Violet): Mass proper of the first pines ($17,105); Thailand- ations to A.C.R. for this A fter 2nd READING: Acclamation: "Praise to Group. week of Lent. Without Gloria. Lenten Preface. Laos - Vietnam - Korea cause now total pust unyou, Lord Jesus Christ, King of endless glory". $2,000); der $90,000. ($37,100 and February 20 (Violet): Mass of the first week of 19: 7.30 p.m. ConceleMacao - Hong Kong - TaiGOSPEL: Mark 1, 12-15. Lent. Mass proper. Without Gloria. Lenten wan ($10,000 and $1,000); In other areas of the brate Inauguration of OFFERTORY: From the Roman Missal, emergency grants world, Parish Council, HilPreface. other $8,440 and $22,137. for the relief of poverty Or one of these hymns: 7, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, ton. February 21 (Violet): Mass of the first week of 32, 44, 145. The type of aid exten- and distress were made Lent. Mass proper. (The first prayer in the ded included $175,981 for by A.C.R. during 1969 to 20: His Grace, the ArchPRAYER OVER GIFTS: From the Roman Missal. Missal is recited as the collect of the Mass, agricultural bishop, will be out of projects a total of $16,437. then follows the lesson from the Epistle of $45,464 for vocational COMMUNION VERSE: From the Roman Missal. town from Feb. 20 to S. Paul to the Thessalonians.) Lenten Preface. training; Or one of these hymns: 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 141, March 5. $37,060 for 101, 41, 50. health; $35,030 for devel22: 4 p.m. Bless and Open opment; $39,990 for socioPOST COMMUNION: From the Romal Missal. Church of St. Ger20 Mabel St., economic training; and ard's, Mirrabooka. 2nd Sunday: $51,137 for emergency reSouth Perth lief. 1 st READING: Gen. 22, 1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18. PAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 Sunday, February 22, is Announcing these fig- Immigration Sunday. FOREIGN STUDY 2nd READING: Rom. 8, 31b-34. ures this week, the Exe- How about doing your Gospel : Mark 9, 1-9. R EQUIRED cutive Director of A.C.R., share? Annual collections MEMORIALS Beginning in SeptemMr. Bill Byrne, said fur- will be taken at all ber, students who major ther projects totalling parishes. in a modern foreign lan75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE guage at St. John Fisher Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected College, Rochester, New a nywhere in W.A. Church Altars pianned & executed. York, will be required to Designs and Quotes without obligation. spend two semesters "We have over 60 years experience." Phone5-1661 studying in a country Holland & Venetian Blinds, Different people read different newspapers where the language is for different reasons. Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, spoken. Language departWhy do you read "The Record"? Do you Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. The FOUNTAIN Shop ment chairman Father think it can improve more? William Marceau, CSB, Fish Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles. 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Catholics On Peace March

The St. Vincent de Paul Society is a "prospective" society seekA Catholic bishop has ing new frontiers of denied that the Catholic human solidarity, wellChurch in Nazi Germany being and social justice. ever approved euthan- This was the fresh outasia, or mercy killing, look of the society's and will testify on the president - general, M. matter at the trial of a Henry Jacob, who was psychiatrist accused of mercy killing during the on a three-day visit to Bombay to study the Hitler regime. working of the society A Frankfurt court, now in India.

temptation to The settle for unity of spirit as the limit of ecumenical aspiration was cautioned against by Methodist Bishop Joshi in his address at a Christian unity Service at the Anglican Cathedral of St. Thomas in Bombay retrying psychiatrist Georg cently. Speaking at a recepNoting that interest in Renno on charges of com- tion, he said the society thousands of could no longer be geared Christian unity was gen- mitting erated by the profound mercy killings between to the days of dole-giving, experiences of spiritual 1933 to 1945, has decided but had to look forward fellowship with other to call Auxiliary Bishop to the '80's when the diChristians, he observed Johannes B. Neuhaeusler mensions of service to neighbours will be differspiritual unity by itself of Munich as a witness. ent from what they are did little to overcome decision was t's I diversity in witness and prompted by the claim of today. "The whole Church is service. The platforms of a witness, Albert Hartl, mutual concerns for the that the late Father Jo- involved in this diversity dignity of the human per- seph Mayer, of Pader- of approach to her mission and is making efforts son and the new opportunities offered by the born, a professor of a to updating herself." theology, premoral had Diversity, Mr. Jacob new pressures, new inpared an expert's report said, "made us more frafluences and new problems beckon Christians for the Nazis stating ternal and helps us build euthanasia was not con- brid Two thousand Catholics in New Delhi, India, marched in procession and prayed for world peace reges across to men, to unite "to be fellowtrary to Catholic moral cree workers with God." ds and generations." cently. Led by Archbishop Angelo Fernandes of this diocese, and followed by priests, nuns, and laity, With Christian faith theology. This recognised no theo- the procession recited the rosary from a public park to Gandhi Samadhi. The Archbishop laid a corneaning so little to milm Hartl, a former priest logical differences though memorative wreath on the Mahatma's memorial. lions it was easy, the of the Munich archdio- the evangelical aspect of Archbishop Angelo and the procession also visited Gandhi Darshan, the 40-acre complex of six Methodist Bishop said, to cese, claimed also the re service was ever present. sacrifice it and present an port had been approved Cardinal Valerian Gra- buildings exhibiting photos of Mahatma Gandhi's life and graphic illustrations of the themes he amalgamation of all re- by the Catholic Church. cias, who presided over preached. The exhibit opened on the Mahatma's birth centenary, October 2 last year, and wi!I close ligions. the reception, which was on February 22. against the He warned Neuhaeusler, attended by the Anglican Bishop danger of religious syn- who was a prisoner in the Bishop Christopher RobHymns were sung and prayers said at the Exhibit to conclude the Peace March. cretism and stressed the Nazi concentration inson and Bishop Joe need for upholding the camps of Sachsenhausen, Rosario of Amravati, said uniqueness of Christ. Oranienburg and Dachau the present crisis in the from 1941 until the end Church should not cause of World War II, has re- undue worry, though it leased a statement stress- could not be ignored. ing that the Catholic Throughout its history Church in Germany, as Christianity had been Two members of the University of Western well as throughout the afflicted with crises, but Australia's teaching staff have been awarded burI t is hoped that the -Redemptorist Fair'', to be saries by the Royal Society and Nuffield world, had always con- it emerged trimphant. Foundaheld on Sunday, February 22 will bring the re- tion. demned euthanasia. The Newman Graduate POPE NAMES U.S. sponse that it deserves. They are the head of He said Father Mayer Society invites all graduThe Redemptorists in Monastery grounds on Both will stay in BriWA are working hard to Sunday, February ates and their wives to a had assured him in 1967 B ISHOPS 22, the Department of Or- tain for 10 months. ganic Chemistry, Prof. reception and buffet at he had never justified The Royal Society and Msgr. Francis T. Hur- bring to people the mes- from 1 to 6 p.m. P. R. Jeffries. and Dr. Nuffield Foundation ComSt. Thomas More College mercy killing. He said ley, associate general sage of Christ through Thte afternoon promsecF. R. Hewgill, senior lec- monwealth Bursaries on Saturday, Feb. 21, also that Father Mayer retary of the National Missions, Retreats and ises to be bright with starting at 7 p.m. had told him allegations Conference of turer in Organic Chemis- S7.herne provides a means specialised works. attractions, a special Catholic Admission by annual to that effect may have Bishops and try. I n this "specialised" by which scientists of YCW Stall, the Pipe and of the subscription ($3 single; been due to his express- United States Prof. Jeffries will study proven ability can inCatholic category is the work of Drum Band from Trinity $5 double). Those inter- ing approval of the steri- Conference, was research methods at Ox- crease their competencc appoin- consulting, a work that College, Merry-go-Round. ested should contact J. lisation of the mentally ted (Feb. 4) rides. Burmese ford and Sittingbourne, by working with sciento serve as is not seen but is often pony Hughes, 39 Calais Road, ill during graduate work auxiliary bishop of carried on 24 hours a day foods, with Television while Dr. Hewgill will tists of a Commonwealth Scarborough. before Feb. at the University of Frei • Juneau, Alaska, by Pope to people who come to and Radio stars to help study new techniques at country other than their 14. burg. own. Paul VI. He was named the Monastery with di- make it a real family out the University of York. ing. titular bishop of Daim- verse problems. Old people with worlaig. Archbishop Joseph For the children espw T. Ryan of Anchorage. ries. married couples cially Trina and Percy the Alaska. is apostolic ad- with the problems en Penguin will make a speGARAGE and SERVICE STATION ministrator of the Juneau tailed in their vocation. cial appearance to help MI Classes Motor Repairs, Pa.,e1 Beating and diocese. Bishop-designate young growing teeners the Redemptorists—what Painting. Hurley will serve only in with sex, drug and ad- about you?" Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS the Juneau diocese. He is justment problems, to a brother of Bishop Mark mention just a few. GIVES PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS The time the Redempt.T. Hurley of Santa Rosa, When in trouble Ring 28-8373. orist priest can afford to Calif. A rchbishop Luigi Rai- these cases depends on mondi, apostolic dele- whether he can be freed Y OUR CHEMIST gate in the United States. from other demands, one also announced Msgr. of which would be the Patrick V. Ahern. a New financial side of the debt Archbishop Young 429 Albany Highway, Vic Park ( opp. P.O.) 61 1076 York pastor, and Msgr. on the Retreat House has announced in Edward D. Head, direc- which still unfortunately CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN Hobart that the city's For Your Convenience Use Our Night Service. tor of New York Catholic has a debt of $42,000. Catholic weekly newsA spokesman for the Charities, were named to paper, the "Standard", serve Terence Cardinal Redemptorists said: "The will continue to funcCooke of New York. as people of Perth can help tion, PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS contrary to a uxiliary bishops of New tremendously in helping rumours. 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO, and the Redemptorists to York. 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COMMITTEE TO PREPARE CONSTITUTION

The pectoral cross and ring of Bishop Jean "What were your impressions as a Gentile visiting Israel for the first Pompallier, founder of the Faith in Western time?" I was asked. Oceania in the last century, has been presented to The first impact was which fell into disuse 150 Negev desert can be ex- the diocese of Auckland, New Zealand, by a "We must adapt our been — prayer, penance, the Marian life. perienced at close quar- woman in Lyons, France, a grandniece of the the friendliness. Coming years ago. t raditions to the needs Mr. Frank Metzger, a Food forms an import- ters on organised desert from Britain, where each prelate. of the day. But we must, Melbourne tertiary, man is his own island, I ant part of any holiday. tours. For the Briton, prices was impressed by the Whether it is or is not Pompallier sailed from Le Havre in too, remain steadfast spoke on lay participaB ishop tion in the Church today. f requent greetings I re- kosher is of small signifi- in Israel appear high. wore the cross and ring 1838 with the first group All members of the ceived from complete cance to non-Jewish visi- Camping sites are in- during the 30 years of his of Marist Fathers to and faithful to the authChurch ,he said, had to tors. Indeed we Gentiles creasing with the hire of ministry in New Zealand evangelise strangers. the Pacific entic spirit of Carmel— proclaim and spread the "Shalom" is a charm- often have the vaguest of huts, caravans and tents and the Pacific from 1838 Islands. On the way to a l ife of intense prayer kingdom of God, and to ing word of welcome. ideas about what kosher on the spot. But a de- to 1868, when he retired New Zealand, his evenlightful and not over- to Paris as a titular arch- tual destination, the bish- and filial devotion to be its beginning on earth. and with most people is. the speaking at least a little I found Israeli food expensive way of seeing bishop, dying in 1871. op left a priest and Mary, the Mother of The mission of Church was the mission English, the British tour- substantial, tasty and of the country is to stay in Archbishop James Lis- Brother on Wallis Island of every member of the ist does not feel cut off. good quality. I do wish some of the kibbutz guest ton of Auckland, in an- and St. Peter Chanel with God."

Church, not simply of the that Israelis houses recommended by nouncing the gift, linked another Brother on nearHospitality mixed with though This was the aim pro- Pope and bishops and intense pride in Israel is would make more use of the Tourist Board. Oceania's Futuna. first by it with posed to delegates at the At Nof Ginossar on martyr, St. Peter Chanel. unforced and most ami- local products—oranges He intended to return fourth National Conven- priests. avocado pears, for ex- Lake Galilee I found He said when Bishop in six months, but did able. Mr. Douglas Brookes, a tion of the Carmelite Typical of the will to ample—in their culinary modern rooms with bath- Pompallier cared for the not get back for five Third Order Sydney tertiary, spoke on natheir by rooms, a good though body of one of his priests years, only to find that help the stranger and creations. tional director, Fr. Peter the tertiary and the Galilee is compara- simple dinner and sub- at Futuna in 1841, now Father Chanel had been show off the country is Second Vatican Council. McAlpine, 0.Carm. this summer's voluntary tively unspoilt and can stantial breakfast. An honoured as St. Peter clubbed to death. Not He said the tertiary life About 80 Carmelite scheme in six Tel Aviv also be seen from horse- after-dinner talk on kib- Chanel, he would have long afterwards, the was relevant today in hotels where members of back. There's a charming butz life was included in worn the cross and ring. whole became tertiaries from several bringing Christ island to the states attended the conorganisations small ranch—The Rose of the price of about $4.50 a women's Pompallier Catholic. B ishop world. The Carmelite tervention held in Melnight. help tourists, take them Galilee—where a small bourne over the Australia tiary could help by emBudget tip for transshopping, give them ad- modern bungalow can be phasising a true and Day weekend. rented with incompar- port round the country is vice. genuine devotion to Mary Any of the tourist able views down over the to share a service taxi The main object of the the Mother of God ,who ( sherut) costing, for exoffices in Israel will lake area. convention was to dis would lead us to her Son. In sharp contrast with ample, 85 cents between make arrangements for cuss renewal of the Third The convention visitors to meet Israelis the hills and lakes of the Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. reOrder constitutions. The —Carol Wright in their homes. Also a list north is the arid south. talks and discussions solved to set up a comIsrael Tourist News of rooms in private The fascination of the were based on a pro- mittee to prepare the draft constitutions for homes has now been set posed draft. consideration by the Carup at Tel Aviv airport to Fr. Brian Pitman. melite superiors in Rome. help tourists arriving 0.Carm., gave the key- Committee members inwithout hotel reservanote address — on the clude Mr. Metzger tions. and principles governing a Fr. Pitman from Mel.. Invitations were not renewal of constitutions. bourne, and Mr. Trevor always formal. I had a He emphasised that ter- Greene and Fr. McAlpine cup of Turkish coffee in tiaries must listen to the from Sydney. a ceramic artist's kiln Spirit of God at work in Very Rev. Fr. Peter cave in Acre, drunk out of the Church today. condition of exact numbers and needs The Byrth, Prior Provincial reject mouldings amid of people in the pockets Tertiaries must take of the Carmelites in Austhe clutter of clay and refugees is better than and the provision of part in the renewal of the tralia, formally closed the fuel. In contrast, there expected and major sufficient overland transrenewal of the Church convention on Sunday were typical "Jewish" teaport to bring them supChurch and in the re- afternoon. cakes expertly prepared food di stribut ion plies. He emphasises that newal of Carmel. They by food-writer Molly Bar. through the Nigerian great progress is being must help to bring to David in her cosy home Red Cross is functioning made and that although Domestic bear on the life of Carmel Commercial near Tel Aviv. undeniably hunger rethe new emphasis the Refrigeration — Air Con. During a pleasant after. mains a problem, it is not satisfactorily. Servicing Church makes —for ex- ditioning dinner coffee-and-cackle in the proportion indiInstallation Engineer inample, session with a group of greater concern This was the summing cated in some exaggercluding Ammonia with the liturgy, new wives, we women dis up of Mr. Henrik Beer, ated reports. Systems. forms of prayer. cussed politics while the Secretary-General of the banished husbands sat in "He has seen tens of League of Red Cross B OLVARYS Emphasis should be a bar and talked about thousands of people movSocieties Lagos after in put on the spirit of Car'narked prices. R EFRIGERATION ing on all of roads melite tertiary life, ratha survey of the former towards types their homes, Today, when national 4 3 Packenham St., er than on the fulfilment secessionist territory in many carrying their own pride is too often buried of a host of obligations. the Fremantle Central East State on food supplies. The Nigerdeep, it is refreshing to Father Charles O'Mahoney And this spirit was the ian Red Cross is encourPhone 5-5629 find it so exposed and January 17 and 18. same as it had always On his return to Gen- aging people to return to sincere in Israel's young Father Charles O'Ma- Fiji Mission before being eva, a cable reaoived by their homes and is supand old. the National Red Cross plying them with emerg- nony, L.Ph., S.T.L., form- appointed to the Society's Buying souvenirs, there Headquarters stated: er rector of St. Colum- Major Seminary in NSW, ency rations to cover the is a dazzling array of arts "An excellent job is be- t wo -three week period of ban's Major Seminary, where he remained from and crafts, Sydney, has been ap- 1953-1960, first as Profesblending ing done by the Nigerian European with oriental Red Cross and the Niger- initial re - establishment. pointed Director of St. sor of Theology and from A rrangements are being traditions —a mixture of ians are determined to made for returnees to be Columban's Mission So- 1957-1960 as Rector. PTY. LTD. arts of the countries meet as many Father O'Mahony also needs 'as registered for a distribu- ciety in Australia. from which immigrants possible, including He succeeds Father gained valuable experi223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER per- tion of seeds for the recame to Israel. Francis Hunter whose ence in the administrasonnel, from their Na- planting of crops. W.A .'s Leading Paving Contractors term of office expires to- tive side of the Society At Maskit shops, run by tional resources. Food For Better Paving Contact Us during the years 1961day, Feb. 10. Moshe Dyan's wife, Ruth, stocks are adequate for "Sick refugees and Father O'Mahony was 1969 which he spent in the visitor can find out- t wo months and the re- those We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of requiring intensive born at Kyabram, Vic- the Far East Office at standing examples of integrated State Branch treatment are being reR oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc toria, in 1918, and was North Essendon. mingled traditions. I saw of the Nigerian Red Cross tained in small centres." educated at We have a most modern plant including power St. Columban's Mission Geelong High superb evening dresses in the former Biaf ran terRoller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. School. Australia and New Before proceed- in embroidered with fringes ritory has already reTwelve hundred Niger- ing Estimates Submitted Free to St. Columban's Zealand which he will of Yeminite silver jewel- cruited 20 Ibo doctors ian Red Cross volunteers Country Clients please note that we have a Statelery, waist-coat suits and 50 Ibo nurses who are taking part in the Seminary. which, at the direct, is part of a world wide Service, and will gladly quote on any time. was North Essen- wide Society of that decorated with olivewood are working in relief opera tion and qualified don, Vic.. requirements. he worked in name, with missions in beads from Bethlehem, teams in eight hospitals civil servants are being the Victorian Taxation Burma. Korea. Japan. ceramics and posters by and seven Kwasiorker assig We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. ned to add to their Departmen t from 1934- the Philippines. Peru and young artists. centres in new areas. Prompt Delivery. numbers. The Society Chile. "In conjunction with a has appointed deputy ad- 1938. The same ingenious PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 He completed a year of variety is found in Wizo British "Save the Child- ministrators who are reSpiritual Formation and ren' doctor, a survey is sponsible for Red Cross shops. two years' Philosophy at In artists' colonies in being made of 24 former activities in each State North Essendon in 1941. secessionis t sick bays and Red Cross workers various parts of the In that year he proceeded country tourists can buy and 500 Ibo children are moving into the East to St. Columban's Major I NSIST ON brought to Port Harcourt Central State from the both original works and Seminary at Omaha, Neare making rapid re- north and south. Chanel Institute for meet their creators. Roads braska, USA. covery. whic h Sisters, has for overland transport For me, the spirit of He was ordained to the opened in Auckland, New Further surveys are are open. Israeli artists trying to now being carried out priesthood during the Zealand, offers a new apof "Fit for a King" create something new in the last remaining areas M eanwhile, the Austra- final year of his four-year proach in preparing nuns the framework of the of uncertainty south of lian National Red Cross Theology course on Dec. for religious life in the LADIES! past was summed up in Okigwi. Local First Aid- Society has not received 21, 1944, by Cardinal modern world, a full year my meeting with Uri Bar- ers are being Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR recruited a firm request for a ( then, Archbishop) Cush- of theology and related Raziel in the old cara- and will be assisted study subjects, including by medico-social team and is ing, of Boston. Butchers Shops vanserai at Acre. British personnel now waiting for On his return to Aus- Scripture, Church history information This potter preferred arriving. and the relation of psySpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions as to how such a team tralia ,he taught Philoto work alone producing "Mr. Beer reports that should be made up. ...ocatic;fs: The sophy at St. Columban's. chology to religion. pots in the way they were main problems are iden- main needs appear to be North Essendon from The institute is being made in Crusader days, tification of 'pockets of ambulances, TYLER'S SUPERMARKET light blank- 1946-1948, and was then conducted co-operatively reviving 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 714090 a technique need', enumerating the ets and health kits. sent to Rome for post by several communities. graduate studies. He Some of its guidelines B. 8 P. BUTCHERS It is proposed to hold spent 3 years in Rome, have come from the Cnr. 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BISHOPS' CALL TO ALL AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICS

"Make Eucharistic Congress Time To Bring Poor And Afflicted Close To Christ"

On December 3, 1969,the feast of St. Francis Xavier, it was announced that His Holiness Pope Paul VI had approved the choice of the City of Melbourne as the venue of the 40th International Eucharistic Congress.

, This is the second Christ's love by carrying them to share in the life truly and substantially "New Commandment"— today in many lands, every day and in great present after Mass. The "Love one another as I especially in developing numbers, t ime that this signal out His "New Command- of the Blessed Trinity. actively particiAs the Constitution on Blessed Sacrament re- have loved you" (Jn. countries. We honour has been con- ment"—"Love one anshould pate in the sacrifice of other as I the Church have loved (n.7) de- served after Mass ex- 15:12). We honour His strive to give our par- the ferred on Australia. In Mass, receive Holy you" (Jn. 15:12). clares: "The Son of God tends the grace of the love by making it the ticular attention September, 1928, the to the Communion with a pure in the human nature that Sacrifi ce. (Cfr. Instruc- model and driving force sick, the poor, the afflic- heart and give thanks To deepen our faith in to 29th International EucHe united to re- tion on the Worship of of our lives. ted ,the deaf, the dumb Christ Our Lord for so haristic Congress was the Blessed Eucharist is deemed man Himself and transthe Eucharis The tic Mystery, new the purpose of the EuchCommand- and the blind on the great a gift. (AAS, 57, held in Sydney. The aristic Congress ment is of course inti- occasion of the Interna- 1965, 771). . The In- formed him into a new n. 3). Solemn and memorable struction on the Worship creation by overcoming In its mately connected with tional Eucharistic Con c elebrations were char- of the Eucharistic Mys- death through His own Life andDecree on the the Blessed Eucharist. gress and bring them Mystery Love of acterised by intense de- tery (May 25, 1967, n.67) death and resurrection Priests (n. 50), the Sec- Let us recall moreover close to Our Lord in the We join the Holy votion and produced states that "In Eucharis- (Cfr. Gal. 6:15; II Cor. ond Vatican Council that it was after Our Blessed Eucharist and Father too in this ardent 5:17). For by giving nduring His results in the tic Congresses Christians e aptly declares that "the Lord had instituted the thus reflect the pattern prayer: May our Most faith and life of the seek to understand this Spirit He mystically most Blessed Eucharist Blessed Eucharist and of His earthly life. Holy Redeemer Who, When speaking of the Catholic people of Aus- mystery more deeply established as His body contains the Church's en- had given His Apostles a shortly before His death His brethren gathered tralia. The theme de- through the considerajudgment tire spiritual wealth, that share in His Priesthood last Christ prayed to the Father that veloped on that occa- tion of its many aspects. from all nations. In that is, Christ Himself, our that Christ gave them identified Himself with all who were to believe body the life of Christ is Passover and sion: "The Relations But they should celebrate communicated living this "New Command- the stranger, the hungry, in Him would be one to those bread. Through His it in accordanc e with the very ment" which was to be the thirsty and the between Our Lady and norms of the Second who believe; for through flesh, made vital and the distinguishing mark naked: I was a stranger even as He and the Blessed Eucharist", Vatica the Father were one Cfr. Jn. n Council and the sacraments they are vitalising by the Holy of His followers down and you made me wel 17:20-21) deign speedily c ontributed notably to should venera te it joined in a mysterious Spirit, He offers life to through history. It was come; I was hungry and to hear our most ardent t his result. yet real way to the Christ principally through His you gave me food; thirsty through devotions

and men. They are thereby prayer and that of the who suffered and is glori- invited and led to offer Apostles that the New and you gave me drink; entire Church, that we In 1973 Australia will private prayers, espefied." Co mmandm naked cially ent and by was you solemn proclothed procesthemselves, their labours be called upon again to may all with one voice and all created things to- mulgated. This is done by me (Cir. Matt. 26:35-36). and one faith celebrate render this service to the sions, in such a way that recalling the example A Sacrifice gether with Him." Universal Church. It is all these forms of devothe Eucharistic Mystery Honour given by Christ. When St. evident that painstaking tion find their climax in This is achieved espeby participating in and To honour Christ we John the Baptist sent His Holy Eucharist preparations will be the solemn celebration of cially through the Blessed Body of Christ bethe should intensify our disciples to ask Christ if needed to carry out this the Mass." Eucharist for, as the ConIn the same Decree He efforts in favour of those come one body (Cfr. I were the Messiah or who task effectively. While The Instruction adds stitution on the Sacred (n. 6) the Council states come to our shores Cor. 10:17) linked by technical matters and that for the duration of Liturgy (N.47) recalls emphatically that "No should they look for an- to begin life anew in our those same bonds which other, Christ replied "Go logistic arrangements the Eucharistic Congress "Our Saviour at the Last Christian Community can country; we should pro He himself desired for its back and tell John what will be mainly the re- of an entire region, it is Supper on the night be built up unless it has mote social justice to lift perfection" (Ibid. AAS. sponsibility of the host fitting that some chur- when He was betrayed in- as its basis and centre in you hear and see; the underprivile ged people 57. (1965) 773). blind see again, the lame city, the spiritual pre- ches should be reserved stituted the Eucharistic the celebration of the throug Calling to mind the hout the world to walk, lepers are cleansed, paration, which is so for perpetual adoration. Sacrifice of His Body and most Holy Eucharist." haracteri stic love of a standard c of living in and the deaf hear, and fundamental, is a matter conformity with their Catholics in Australia to The principal points of Blood so that He might Our participa tion in the the dead are raised to of concern to every Cath- doctrine the Blessed Eucharist, we concerning the perpetuate the Sacrifice Blessed Eucharist as life and the Good News is human dignity. olic in Australia. As the Holy Season of are fully confident that Blessed Eucharist bring of the Cross throughout Sacrament and Sacrifice proclaimed to the poor." Lent home to us the immen- the centuries till His an dour contemplation of (Matt. 11:4-5). approaches, we the spiritual preparation Deepen Our Faith sity of Christ's love coming. He thus entrus- this sign of unity make the International our own the words for and What Christ did in His An early explorer which is to be the mea- ted to His Church, His bond of charity should be life time, the Church has of Pope Paul in his En Eucharistic Congress in named our country the sure of our love for one beloved spouse, a me- manifest in our lives. We endeavoured to do faith- c yclical "Mysterium 1973 will be made with "Land of the Holy Spirit". another according to the morial of His death and must endeavour to live fully down through the Fidel": "It is to be de- unprecedented fervour Commandment" resurrection: a sacra- according We should endeavour to "New to Christ's centuries and is doing sired that the faithful, and devotion. render it truly such by "Love one another as I ment of love, a sign of our intense spiritual pre have loved you" (Jn. unity, a bond of charity, a paschal meal in which paration for this sacred 15:12). Christ is eaten, the mind event in the life of the STUDENT'S ACCIDENT INSURANCE filled with grace and a Universal Church. The inThe Mystery pledge of future glory terim period therefore The Blessed Eucharist given to us." should be one of earnest recalls the tremendous Efficiency in air travel will be greatly enhanced renewal so that we may The Mass, the Lord's mystery of the Eternal render fitting homage to Supper, is therefore in- when the BOAC takes delivery of a fleet of Boeing Christ in the Blessed Word in the bosom of the separably: A SACRIFICE Eucharist, truly a Mys- Father; of the Divine in which the Sacrifice of 7-47 jets this year. tery of faith, hope and Word who became in- the Cross is perpetuated; Their major contribuThe resulting efficiency carnate in the chaste A MEMOR charity. IAL of the tion to the airline indus- and cost saving womb of the Blessed has resurrect and death ion of try's development will be proved worthwh As your Pastors we ex- Virgin Mary; who ile, and pro- the Lord who said "do the containm ent of unit plans are in hand for a hort you to deepen your longed His Incarnati on this in memory of me" costs resulting f aith in this august Mys- by instituting from its similar scheme when the the Blessed (Luke 22:19); huge carrying capacity. tery; to cherish the hope Eucharist in order 7-47s come along. to unof future immortality of ite Himself The average life of an A SACRED BANQUET Although it will be a with all those Which it is the pledge, to whom He in which through the aircraft, used by front- while before the Concord had given a nd to reciprocate His Spirit and bring communion of the Body line air services, is about is put on the passenger and Blood of the Lord, 10 years. 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Pope Paul VI gives Church showed their gratitude to a man who has the reason when he says been the driving force of their LES BARTTLET Prop parish for the past in his Encyclical "MysTEL: 71-1t24 terium Fidel" "In an un- 22 years, by presenting him with a spanking new bloody representation of television set. Commercial Hotel Hotel Austral ia the sacrifice of the Cross Northam MURRAY STREET, PERTH And that man was none and that he was sorry to and in application of its Excellent Aecommodatton an* Phone Northam 49 saving power, in the other than Mons. J. Mur- leave the place. Dining Service, Lnneh SI Sacrifice of the Mass the phy, who leaves this week E. Murphy, Proprietor Parking Accommodation Fr. Rogers, who disLord is immolated when, to take up a new post in PHONE 23-1541 closed that he had spent through the words of Scarborough. consecration, He begins The presentation, made some time in the area in Enjoy the Best Aftointnodatior. & Service Hotel Rockingham to be present in a sacra- during a joint farewell his youth, said he was mental form under the and welcoming barbecue glad to be back. Hotel Cottesloe BY THE SEA appearances of bread and party recently, was the 'SORT ON THE SEA FRONT For a Healthy Holiday wine to become the spiri- result of a drive launched CIOCIMICICNICWIMNNIC Phone 3 2155 The Best of Fishing tual food of the faithful". by the parishioners. PLANNING A FETE? a. m, DYMOCX. Lieensee Mons. Murphy's place FRANK Zi&ADDIGAN, Proprletco ( AAS 57 (1965) p. 763). Choc. Whet.1 Books. The Mystery of the will be taken by Father No'd. 1 - 30 75 cents. E. Rogers, of Thornlie. Eucha rist should be con. ACCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL. No'd. 1 - 48 51.00. sidered in all its fullness, In his brief address, 11401:n with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee not only in the celebraMons. Murphy thanked t1,1°rning paper. Excellent breakfast Parkins tion of Mass but also in all his friends and said RECORD PRINT devotion to this sacred it was indeed a pleasure facilities. $4.50 Per daySa crament 450 in Hay Street, Perth. which to have been associated 2'0 HAY STREET EAST. TELEPHONE 214341 Christ remains really, with them over the years N NXIMNICWICNIMCWO

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ning the bus back with club members to a different suburb, or in a difdirection each ferent evening. We, therefore, remind those who had to give up the idea in the past to please ring 51958 and transport will be arranged. We do think this is important, especially as it will mean that members will get home quickly and safely after socials— something that has been a worry to parents.

RAAF Helicopters Serviced

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Apostleship Of The Sea Notes

WHAT TO DO

Out of the limelight in

By the end of another boys did an outstanding

the fighting war, but hour, the Squadron Lea- job under conditions nonetheless making an der was joined at the air- which were far from conby a seven-man ser- ducive to good, accurate extremely valuable con- field vicing crew, equipment. and fast work. But their tribution, members of and a spare tail boom effort, while meritorious, the maintenance section which was only 50 per was only an extension of of No. 9 Squadron, cent build up. For two the very high quality based at Vung Tau, hours, until overtaken by workmanship achieved South Vietnam, excelled nightfall, the mainten- by the Squadron's mainthemselves by carrying ance team worked under tenance element during out a major repair op- the most primitive condi- their tour in Vietnam." Two officers, 17 senior eration on a damaged tions to remove the damIroquois helicopter out aged tail boom and get non-commissioned offithe partially-build up one cers and 72 airmen comin the field.

Towards the end of into position. prise the Squadron's last year, I was given the Next morning the team maintenance section, reA Bushranger gunship, opportunity to speak to which had completed a was again flown from presenting airframe, enmany college leaving t wo hour flying mission, Vung Tau to Nui Dat and gine, electical, instruclasses about our work. returned to its forward for five hours, out in the ment, radio and armaSome interest was airfield at the Australian open in temperatures ment fitters, and general shown, and now that Army base at Nui Dat to touching the 100 degree engineering hands. The task of the enginFather Constantine Xirouchakis, priest-in-charge of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral, many young people are rearm in preparation for mark, the servicemen mounted all the intricate eering section is to proPerth, Archbishop Ezekiel, of Sydney, during a visit to the Stella Mans Club, with wondering at this time another sortie. what to become involved machinery on and in the vide 12 helicopters on the Father O'Shea. While rearming was in tail boom, in for the year, I remind including ele- line for operational use them of the work of the progress the captain of vators, control cables, daily, but such is the high Apostleship of the Sea, the aircraft, making a tail rotor, drive shafts, standard of workmanstill very much in need of post flight inspection of gear boxes and communi- ship that this number is additional helpers here in the aircraft, noticed a cations wiring. usually exceeded. badly damaged tail boom. Fremantle. After a Squadron Leader Tidd, successful Further sorties were flight, the Bushranger who comes from CanA worthy and satisfying apostolate awaits you aborted, a radio call was flown back to Vung berra, feels that contrion your own doorstep, made to Squadron Leader Tau for a paint job and buting factors to this by Father J. O'Shea and, as mentioned above, Don Tidd, the Squadron's the application of the high serviceability mark January has seen some falling off in the volume of ships cal l ing at t ransport is guaranteed engineering officer at Australian national mark- include the relatively low Fremantle Port, yet a reasonably busy time has been experienced at the where necessary. If the Vung Tau, about 19 miles ings—the distinctive red, degree of difficulty in obnumbers warrant it in a south of Nui Dat, and white and blue flash on taining spare parts and Stella Mans Club. definite area, members within an hour he was on the tail fin. the high degree of enLater. Squadron Leader thusiasm displayed by Christmas and New The members of the of the Sea around the can also be picked up as the scene to inspect the damage. Tidd commented: "The his section. Year activities at the Committee of Manage- world, I took the oppor- is being already done. Club, among others, were ment of the Flying Angel tunity of inviting His BARBECUE EVENING well attended and so club were also present. Grace to see what was To make it easy for any were the numbers at the being new done members to come and whether ECUMENICAL NOTE evening Masses. he could enlist the aid of along to the club, a speIn what could be de- his church members. cial barbecue and social E VENTS OF THE scribed as an Ecumenical The Archbishop was fa- evening is being held on MONTH _went, the Greek Ortho- vourably impressed, and Monday evening, Feb. 23. To give an opportunity lox Archbishop of AusIt is not a dance event o the shipping fraternity ralia, Archbishop Eze- expressed his astonishto look ever the club ziel, paid a visit to the ment that such work was ing, but seafarers will be premises and meet our Club to see for himself organised on a world on hand to give you an idea of what our normal new club manager, Mr. yhat was being done for scale. He promised to form a work is like. John Buhagiar, a buffet ;eafarers in port. special committee to help I would like to emphaluncheon was held early Archbishop, The on a locally sise that we welcome and asked for in the month. Instead of the 50 ex- •ecent visit to WA, ex- copies of the interna- parents also to come laected, 80 turned up and nessed interest in the tional list of Apostleship along on such occasions It shows your interest were pleased at the op- sombined work Churches o f the Sea Centres to portunity of looking over an do in social and ma- send to Athens and North in what your young peothe facilities available, erial fields, as well as in America where similar ple are doing, or are anxious to do. I might accommoda- the purely spiritual interest would follow. including sphere mention also that the tion. CLUB BUS Ladies Auxiliary will not searing in mind the Bishop Quinn graced We are all still quite turn down any offers of the occasion with his fact that literally thoupresence as did also the sands of Greek seafarers excited, and, of course, help whatever the age Reverend R. Greenhalgh visit the port each year very proud of our new group. Might I respecto f the Perth Anglican and think a lot of the Toyota 22 seater Stella fully suggest that many work of the Apostleship Mans Club Bus We got people, who are quite Diocesan Trust.

STELLA MARIS START YEAR WITH A BANG

With the damaged tail rotor, lying in the foreground, a servicing team from No. 9 Squadron, flown from Vung Tau to Nui Dat, complete the major job of installing a completely new tail boom on an Iroquois helicopter out in the field. The servicing team, led by Squadron Leader Don Tidd, from Canberra, ACT., worked in t emperatures which reached 100 degrees

Bellevue Parish Garden Fete St . Anthony's Parish, Bellevue, will hold its annual garden fete on Saturday, April 18, on the Church grounds, Robinson Road, Bellevue. There will be entertainment and fun for all Everybody welcome.

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THE CHILD'S DIET Many mothers say that their children lack appetite.

Now, children often dislike health-building foods—meat-proteins, cheese, milk, fish and eggs—and they crave for sweets, which could cause dental decay.

The Executive and General Meeting for the year Children are not born was well attended despite with perverted appetities By SISTER M. PHILOMENA EARLE, trying weather. —they must have been B.Sc., Diabetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. Members were greeted taught them. by the president, Mrs. C. If the child refuses to Downey. eat, the better move to dies, sweets, soft drinks of his own powers to It was Bismarck who said: "The nation that has the schools has the Sick members reported make is to remove all re- and all refined foods achieve success, one who f uture." To step back into the past will not give us the answer to today's were Ms. K. Parker, of fined foods from the diet away from the growing could convey his confiand Mrs. A. —white sugar and white child. dence to the child or problems, but education is a debt due from present to future generations, Maylands, Tory, of Bedford. We bread ( wholemeal bread If the correct vitalised young adult. rrespective whether of "present" means a hundred years ago, or i a hundred send greetings and get should be used). diet is given to the child, However, it has been well wishes to them and years ahead. Fats: Fats should be it should be able to reach found from investigation others on the sick list. decreased—by removing maturity without illness, of many children to be a The crisis in education will never leave him. If it time grey, Maxis and Ravensthorpe has been cream from the milk— indigestion, skin rashes, has reached bubbling does, there will come a boots. welcomed to the ranks. for fats quickly satisfy nervous upsets or any Metabolic Disturbance. All have been conpoint. It effects each and time when his mind will The Monastery Fete, the appetite. other abnormality experiBut it is not going to trolled by a high protein every family with child- turn to his childhood, be like that at all, because Sunday, February 22. The Vitamins: enced Vitamins by children. Such diet plus calcium. ren attending Catholic and often this will lead girls are taking colour to League will be in charge should be generously sup- children will have beautiother. Diet: The diet effecting him any or home. chools s of the Devonshire Teas, plied. Set good food be- ful skin, radiant with their heads. control involved Education the more is than this of subject think so the help of members fore him (i.e. the pre- health and boundless I From the top of the usual withholding of all just scholarship. A man is ene requested vious mentioned . rgy. after reading a statement ) and fluids after 4 p.m. except who has had a good edu- head to the point of the World Day of Prayer provide small appertising made by Father Nestor The pleasure and pride for a cup of hot milk at cation should have been chin is the playground for All Women position 6,000 of the of the mid-meals. on which comes to the bedtime. Milk drinks, trained in his youth to fc4 all the paints in your World, will be held on It is advisable to make mother who has cared Catholic children. Our make-up box. cheese and yoghurt durmake his body himself or March 6. Branches are no comments on the for this child will schools will not be able well ing the day. ready to obey his will and I will tell you about the requested accommod ate them in to hold their amounts the child has repay her for her care to The high protein condo his work with plea- eyes first because they Day of Prayer 1970, and the position is in their eaten, except to praise and vigilance. tent of these foods was sure, and maybe with are the most important local parish. likely to become worse. A reminder him when praise is due. especially important, for ease. He should be cap- facial feature. The mirror that Again, it is inadvisable Our School Canteens a collection is alAs with most problems able of storing knowledge of the bedwetting child, bethe soul, some say. ways taken for mother up a on to this give too concerning a professional and use his intellect in a Well, A list of suitable can- cause protein helped to after you have finday for World Union. much food to her child- teen-supplied food was viewpoint, outsiders are clear logical way, at the ished retain body fluids. Calwith this experiD ates: Glendalough ren. This tendency is well some time ago requested unable to fully under- same time not ignoring ment, cium played a very imno-one will be able Pound Day, understood, March 8; for a mother, by an anxious interested portant stand the real urgency the nature around him. role in regulating to see you—l et alone look luncheon at the home of often in her anxiety, will mother. and, unless we are perthe physiological funcIn my opinion, Catholic into your soul. Mrs. McMaster, April 3; plead with her children sonally concerned, do These consist of whole- tion. You can choose any A nnual Holy Com- to eat, therefore giving little or nothing about it. teaching supplies that "little extra" and some- three separate combina- munion, May 24; State them too much attention. meal bread sandwiches Migraine - Headache You do not have to be times it is this "little Four important rules tions of colour, but the Conference, May 26 and So a child quickly rea- containing cheese, chopvery old before you know extra" that counts. ped lettuce, meat, eggs regarding Migraine. three 27; Nedlands lises here he gets more Branch are attensupposed impression s you rethe 4 1) Meat must be to be absolutely fantastic. meeting, Church Hall, tion by not eating. There- or peanut butter; nuts * * * ceive in infancy and later and raisins, ice cream, grilled, not fried. A fryTyrell At fore, least Street, probably he this February will eat is what I If all we had to go on have consequences for a 17, 12.30 p.m.. monthly only the amount of food milk, yoghurt, all fruits pan must not be used but long time. Man will go in were the colours dictated am told. —fresh or dried, single an open griller in which Blue over violet over card party following at which will ward off the yoghurt sticks — frozen different directions and for winter by the fashion the fat drips away. 1.30 p.m. most severe hunger arrive in places far dif- experts, we could look pink are the dawn and fruit flavoured (re(2) Poly- unsaturated Memos pains. to branch secferent from each other, forward to a pretty drab colours; green over gold cent product). fats must not be used. retaries: Really, Any the child subscripshould but his early upbringing season, what with war- over beige are the sun ( 3) Migraine sufferers colours; and pale grey tions due must be paid be dealt with in the same Nocturnal Enuresis must not work either by March manner, 31, and as please guest a in the ( Night bedwetting) over silver over blue are physically or mentally the dusk colours. Use the ascertain the number of home. If this simple This is a new discovery. and fast at the same time. PAINTING 21 new Constituti order were on books adhered to, palest colour next to In the past it had ( 4) Cottage cheese is COY. your eyelashes and sweep needed for your branch. many minor problems always been considered a quite safe because it is Notify would Mrs. Pollett. be entirely it under and around the functional disorder cur- made from skimmed avoided ( such coaxing as eye to meet up at the able by anyone confident milk. Ted Berkhout John Van Dyk the child to eat when he inner corner. Soft brush is not in the mood). 25 Prowse St., 982 Wellington St w ork. please. If the child fails to eat Use darker layers toa sufficient amount at W. Perth -69 1654 W. 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Y.C.W. PRESIDENT TO BE PRINCE CHARLES'S ESCORT

Out and about with the . . .

YCW

AUCKLAND, New Zealand.—Paul Gleeson, president of the Young Christian Workers movement, and secretary of the Youth Counci l here, will escort Prince Charles during the British royal visitor's two-day visit next month. Paul, 23, a savings bank public relations officer, said he did not know why he was selected—"an ordinary person like me, without any social pretensions." He said it was an honour to the YCW with whom he had been associated for eight years. "They trained me," he acknowledged. His selection came as a shock, for he was on Army exercises on North Island when he received a message that the colonel in charge wanted to see urgently. him himself introduces Peter Day, Mirrabooka president, urgently, in fact, that he even sent a car to So during the first session of Presidents' Week. pick him up. He sat stunned when the colonel explained to him what had been decided, and congratulated him on his honour. Later, Paul said: "Prince Charles asks a lot of P residents' Week, 1970, started on Friday, Feb- probing questions, and I've got to have the right ruary 6, at Thomas More College. Presidents spent answers. I'm busy briefing and arming myself t he first session introducing themselves to the with facts and statistics." group, and to Archbishop Goody.

Presidents Speak

His Grace then addres- prior warning they had sed the group, reminding to put into practice the us of our responsibilities responsbility and love of Members of the Carlisle YCW at the presentation of Leaders badges: Back row: as Christians, to work others which had been David Bearham, Trevor Morrison, Douwe Hoeksema, Peter Hoirower, Michael Buxton; with Christ in furthering spoken about. "D" night Middle row: Trevor Mulder, Kevin Mulder, Gerard Segers, Marie Mesch, Jo-Anne the way of life which He meant that, in pairs, we Lally, Josef Mesch; seated: Mona Podgarski, Elizabeth Burrell, Kathleen Stephens, instituted long ago. went to various parts of Fr. Holmes, Adnana Aeiopione, Lora Murray, Julie Smolinski. Photo: S. Lucks In setting up the pro- the metropolitan area gramme for the week, and talked to people, the aim was to educate young and old, about presidents and to help their lives and ours. The them to see their respon- object was not to "con" sibilities. Hence, this people into talking, but word cropped up in a to be genuinely interested in them. Some guys What is the use of a YCW football team if its members come together talk by Vic Hille: The reported that people actuPresident and his Leadally made the first move ers." only once a week and are not in contact with their leaders? towards them, and all reIs it enough for a preSporting services com- the right kind of enter- move was immediate. But sident to see his leaders ported a response from mittee's Greg Faulkner, tainment, sport, educa- it was also unfortunate at the meeting? No, he at least one person they approached. It was per. because it took away posed this question tion? should have social confrom many which gives some food leaders' tact with them, should haps easier to go out, When the YCW football groups the responsibility knowing that this was for thought. know them at home, at competition was placed of worrying about 20 work, during their leisure what we had to do: but jurisdiction of what about the YCW There is a growing need under the guys in their area. time. He should know dance, with 20 or 30 guys committee responsible in Perth for groups to a Any perceptive leader, their families, and be in- standing at the back of executive, it was become aware of their for the a need to however, could have seen terested in their prob- the hall doing nothing-of because function, and to act actype of play, the opportunity such a lems. He should be the do we talk to them? What cordingly. Part of their change the and to intro- competition offered. That catalyst which moulds about people at bus stops player, and function is to be conChristian atmos- is the opportunity of five or six blokes into a —are we interested in a duce cerned for the needs of strengthening the move- team, who are willing to their problems? Even others in their area —do phere. ment in that area by con- accept responsibility for our YCW Chaplain—do the of The success they have enough of, or tact with these people. the youth of their dis. we listen to his problems. It is a favourite saying t rict. or merely expect him to E DUCATIONAL o f Guido Vogels that Garry Bucholz spoke of give us the answers to WV/ action begins out- the role of the president ours? These are quesC ENTRE OF ITALIAN LANGUAGE side the meeting. It is in society. What was tions which not only the and CULTURE outside the meeting that Christ's role in society? presidents but all Chriswe must act according to He was a leader. He gath tians should be con1 99 Hamersley Road, Subiaco our responsibilities. ered 12 about him, cerned with. LEARN ITALIAN! DAY and EVENING. Whether the responsi- trained them, and evenAt the time this is writAdults and Children, Beginners to Matriculation. bility is a football team, tually sent them out to Intensive Use of Language Laboratories. basketball team, or just do his work. Similarly, a ten, Presidents' Week some will a number of young peo- president gathers young continues, C ontact 8 3199 — Enrol Now ple, we must be prepared people about him, trains benefit greatly from it, others not at all .The imC lasses Commence 23rd FEBRUARY, 1970. to act on it. them, and together they portant thing to rememact. And they act as Leaders groups should ber is that the YCW meetbe worrying about the Christians. They are not ing, training weekends. needs of young people. If crucified, they don't work Presidents' Week, are all a footy team is warran- miracles, but by their refuelling stations — the ted, then leaders should lives at home, on the real Christian apostolate THE footy field, in the bars, be influencing it. CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU exists in our day to day billiard parlours and WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY lives, in the form of the Whatever the need, offices they spread Chris- bloke next door, the bus YCW leaders have accepPICNICS DANCING tianity. driver, the boss. If we ted the responsibility of TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF PARTIES providing for it, and Saturday evening will are not interested in RIVER TRIPS CABARETS hence they should be will- probably remain strongTHEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS these people, then are we ing to act wherever pos- est in the minds of those Further Details: Fred Curran, 3 8134 — really trying to be a part sible. 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THE CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB CALENDAR

FRIDAYS, FEBRUARY 13, 20, 27: Tennis at Tennivale Courts, Howlett St. North Perth, 8 p.m.-11 p.m., followed by coffee at the club house. Transport from No. 1 William Street (BP Service Station) at 7.45 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14: ..WALTZING WAROONA. One of the ever alert committee members heard of a dance at Waroona, purpose of which is to raise funds for the local hospital. We have hired a bus scheduled to leave from the bus terminus (near No. 1) at 5.30 sharp. The bus will accommodate up to 50 people, so early birds can choose the best seats. Cost of trip $2. Cost of dance $1 or thereabouts with supper. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15: TEN PIN BOWLING. We have made a booking at the Fairlane Bowling Alley in Adelaide Terrace, Perth, for 7 p.m. The cost will be 60c. per half hour plus 10c. for shoes. Bowl up at 7 p.m. for a great evening. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21: CATHOLIC CABARET. This is the first of the big style cabarets planned for 1970. Because they've proved so popular in the past, we're extending an open invitation to single Catholic 21s and over, who would like to attend these monthly cabarets. The "Sir Thomas Meagher Pavilion", Perry Lakes, has been .booked from 8 p.m.-1 a.m. and we dance to the swinging music of "The Swan City Jazzmen". Girls are asked to bring a basket supper and men to supply the drinks please. Those requiring transport meet at No. 1 at 7.45 p.m. Admission, Girls $1, Guys $1,50.

Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Kitney after their recent wedding at Holy Cross Church, Kensington. With them is Father D. J. Lenihan, who celebrated the Mass. The bride is former Therese Hearne, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hearne of Como, and t he groom the only son of Mr. R. W. Kitney, M.L.A., and Mrs. Kitney of Donnybrook. They plan to live in Manjimup.

Percy And Irina Visit St. Denis

Mr. and Mrs. William Van Helden after their recent SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22: "OPERATION SUNTAN". marriage at St. Benedict's Church, Applecross. They Spend a day at the beach relaxing and suntanwere married by Rev. Father A. Lynch. The bride is ning. We meet at No. 1 at 1.30 p.m. and head for the second daughter of Mrs. D. Lillico (Applecross) North Cottesloe. and the late Mr. J. Lillico, the groom the second son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Van Helden.' The groom is closely WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25: "BOOROGOON" a ssociated with the East Fremantle Football Club and HOTEL NIGHT. This is a swinging place midp layed in the second 18 last year. His brothers, Peter week, come along and enjoy the good company the with associated closely are also and Max, who dancing in the market place. Transport arkd c lub, were the best men. from No. 1 at 7 p.m. sharp. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23: "LET'S GO IN1ERNATIONAL" and welcome newly arrived Asian Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anstudents at a typical Aussie barbecue, followed dersen of 17 Paddington by folk singing, dancers from Thailand and the Street, North Perth, exPhilippines; national songs from Malaysia and press their sincere thanks Indonesia. Bring your own steaks. Rolls and to their relatives and drinks will be served. Admission 50s. Venue, many friends from varA seminar will be Aust./Asia House, 46 Ord Street, West Perth. Be ious parishes who at- held for Sisters at the there at 7 p.m. for a barbecue tea. Transport at a tended special Mass Retreat Redemptorist No. 1 William Street at 6.45 p.m. from St. Paul's Church, Mt. House in North Perth on Lawley, on Wednesday, SUNDAY, MARCH 1: KALAMUNDA CAPER. We February 4. 1970, in hon- March 14-15. meet at No. 1 at 7 p.m. ,travel to Kalamunda Fr. K. O'Brien, CSsR, our of their Golden Wedand swim and then we head back to the clubwill lecture. ding Anniversary. rooms for coffee. Junior Sisters will Special thanks are also Club premises (119 Lincoln Street, Highgate) Oh, if only school was like this every day of the week! But alas. Percy the N.B. offered to Right Reverend have their seminar on are open Tues., Thurs., Frid., and Sunday even- Penguin, star of Channel 7's Children's Show, and Trina, his companion, turned Monsignor Lenehan for March 21-22. from 8 p.m. The Catholic Social Club caters ings Ring or write to arranging and officiating up to greet the newcomers at St. Denis„ Joondanna, yesterday. Percy spoke to Pk" 21s and over. For further information single for Gerard, 190 at the Mass and to Rev Brother for the first graders, and, needless to say, everyone contact Fred Curran (38134) or Helmi Van second graders and danced Father McCall for his Vincent Street, North had a ball ! Nierop (717943). co-operation. Perth (phone 28-6600).

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Thursday, February 12, 1970

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL OPEN NEW PREMISES

MISSION NOTES . . .

The St. Vincent De Paul Society has opened C HRISTMAS IN PERU a new store at 241 North Beach Road, Tuart Hill, ( Extracts from a missionary's letter) making it a total of five I thought Ihad seen some poverty until a few such stores in the Metroweeks back, when I went to visit one of the politan area. official garbage tips of Lima and found a whole Similar stores are run by the Premier of c ommunity of people living on the tip. They in Albany and Bunbury, Western Australia, had their homes made from rubbish collected where surplus clothing is by from the garbage and their food, clothing and Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, by RON J. ELPHICK, sold at cheap prices. Mr. J. T. TONKIN By JOHN MARTYR, R. very existence came from scavenging from the KCMG,. MLA General President, WA Ladies in the district On Saturday last, it tip. How they survive the stench apart from State Secretary Figures recently reare urged to assist with was announced that When we look around everything else is something that puzzles me. Some sections of the the running of the new North West Minister leased by the Deputy the world and see the Court proposed visiting Commonwealth Statisti- political turmoil that ex- Liberal Party seem to be- store, and those who can At present we have one meatless day each Broome the following cian show that last year ists in many countries, lieve that all that is spare some time should week but commencing with the New Year we day to start a three-day a total of 22,892 houses the manner in which Gov- needed to regain popular - ontact Mr. J. Law (on will have two. It will be impossible to buy meat flats valued a' ernments rise and fall— ity with the Australian ?45041), at the Depot, 48 inspection of Kimberley and on all Mondays and Tuesdays and it will be for$218,158,000 were ap- often violently—we people is a way-out per- 3ordon Street, Osborne developments. bidden to serve it in restaurants and hotels. The It was his intention to proved in this State, com- should feel some sense of missive handout policy ' ark, or Mr. J. Morris ( on poor will be the ones who will suffer most from t:endy private develop- pared with 17,999 valued gratitude that we have including abortion on de- 192372). this new shortage. Luckily fish is plentiful, as ment in tropical market at $165,374,000 in 1968. such a stable political mand, coupled with deis one of the great fishing nations of the Peru I t's also reported that structure in Australia. gardening, inspect a new fence and foreign policies world. Brahman stud at Roe- a record 5,216 houses and I would like to stress as unrealistic as those of buck Plains Station and flats were completed in at this point that the the ALP. visit the Australian Land December last year, and most stable of all the 'THE MARCH OF THE TOYS' and Cattle Company de- that building began dur- political parties in this Our nearest neighbour. Peru, which in area is a little bigger than New velopment at Camballin. ing the same month on country, and the strong- South Australia. now has South Wales, has a population equal to that of Following this, he in- another 5,078 houses and est influence in maintain- a liberalised abortion act Australia, or just on twelve million. Of this tended to inspect the Ord flats. ing stable government is West Australia's Libnumber over fifty per cent are under the age of River Irrigation Scheme. The provision of more the Country Party. This visit the Kimberley Re- and more housing land, isn't just propaganda on eral Government does fifteen years, so you can understand why we search Station and meet the construction and ex- my part—it is an histori- not Protect the political have such an interest in the youth. During freedom of trade unionfarmers' representatives. tension of essential ser- cal fact. recent weeks one of the newspapers in conjuncists. Preference to unionThe Dunham River irri- vices to housing areas, A priest has returned tion with a Radio and Television Station has f I you look at the ists, in which the DLP gation project was also expanded building proto Manjummel, India, been conducting a campaign in the wealthy disstrengths of the parties should not believes, conto be visited by the Mini- grammes by the Housing with Vatican approval tricts called 'The March of the Toys'. Each day ster who planned to pro- Commission and by pri- in the Federal Parlia- tain a political fine for for a movement that may groups are out in the various parts of the city of trade change the ceed to Wyndham for dis- vate enterprise, all rep ment over the years you membership face of the collecting toys to give to the children in the cussions with the Shire resent a major assault on will see that, while there unions. Church in Kerala State. has been some quite poorer areas at Christmas. Already they've colCouncil. the housing situation in dramatic fluctuation in All unions affiliated He is Father Joseph s lected thousands of toys. For many of the childIf these arrangements Western Australia. with the DLP in this Kannath, director of the the number of seats held ren who receive these gifts it will be probably were for the purpose of Last year, we led Aus by Liberal and Labor, the State make a charge. as P ast o r al Orientation enabling him to be inthe first toy they have ever had. Part of union for dues, tralia with 17.7 units per Country Party strength Centre, the first inter-rite formed, on the progress affiliation with the DLP. effort by Kerala's 16 diobeing made, a knowledge 1,000 of population — a never varies more than As part of their right to ceses to streamline the A CHURCH IN THE MAKING of which would assist figure which was 7 pet one or two seats up or w o rk . thousands of Church through a procent higher down. than That this the nasituation You will be wondering how we are prol;resshim in his administraunionists who disagree cess of reorientation of tion, the question arises tional average. A figure still applies was demonmg with our Church since we initiated plans to entirely with the ALP are its lay and Religious perwhether, in such circum- which we will improve on strated at the 1969 Feddo something about making it functional. Well, thereby compelled to sub- sonnel. again eral this elections year. where there stances, an invitation after about five months of small collections As a Government. we was a massive swing sidise a nolitical party Father Kannath reshould have been extenfrom the various families we have managed to they despise. against the Government turned with recognition ded to the Leader of the appreciate that more get the window frames into place. A door is —yet the Country Party housin g is essential to Opposition to accompany Liberal Governments for the centre from Max going in this coming week. We still have to find keep pace with the phe- strength fell by only one federally and in every milian Cardinal de Furthe Minister. money to put glass in the windows and we are seat— and that seat was The developments to be nomenal estenberg development , prefect of the State owe their office to hoping to have this done by Christmas. It's been inspected would all be of which is taking place eliminated in the redis- the DLP. They may finri Congregation for Easttribution. quite surprising really, the help that I have considerable interest to throughout the State. ern-rite Churches, and the fact unnalatable. but received. In this district of about a million Perhaps you will be it is true. This We are most grateful the Opposition, the memstate of Archbishop Sergio Pig,. :Ars of which require to for the major contribu- thinking: "Well, that is affairs owes much to the nedoli, secretary of the people we have one Lions Club called the 'Club be correctly informed on tion which is forthcom- very nice for the Country previous clear difference Congregation de Leones de San Martin de Porres'. The main for the ing from private enter- Party, but what sifinifl between the ALP what is taking place. work of the Club this year has been supplying and the Evangelisation of Peo-When a new factory is prise. The private sector capce does this have for Liberals in matters n ples. about a thousand desks to the poor schools of f to be opened or some and the Government are the community in gen- essential policy the area. A few of the members of the Club live Already, from its temlike deproject initiated to which not in competition in the eral". fence. foreign affairs aryl porary headquarters, the in the rather widespread area of my parish, and members of the public housing field. They are I believe it has a great important domestic t wo-year-old centre has through their inspiration the Lions Club is going are invited, almost invar- complementary to each deal of significance. Dur- issues. begun to revolutionise to give and install the lighting for the church, iably an invitation is ex- other—and each has a ing the past 50 years, the whilst the Comite de Damas de Club de Leones If it is the intention of the teaching of religion— tended to the Leader of part to play. Country Party has parthrough some 400,000 young ( The Lady Lions) have already presented me Liberals, the Opposition to be preand some On the national scene, ticipated in Federal coaliof the oldies, to minimise copies of the first real with a public address system. sent. State Housing Authori- tion governments for no catechism textbooks in these Likewise, on occasions, ties essential differ- Malaya The church of course, besides being a church are contributing less than 33 years. In the ences, lam. private companies con- about then there is no 16 or 17 per cent of same period, the Labor is going to serve as a functional locale for all Called "Unto the longer Fathsider it desirable that the the houses any principled reaand flats built Party has governed for son sorts of activities for the parish. We will hold for the DLP to keen er's Side", the seven Leader of the Opposition in Australia — and our just over 10 years and our Sunday Masses there but for the rest of the books published to date the should be kept fully in- own Housing Liberals in power Commis- there has been a non- any week it will be used for youth meetings, picture will soon fully displace formed on developments sion where. programme is run- Labor government withoutdated shows, question-a talks and instructions. At first, this idea of their enterprises and ning ndat about this figure out the Country Party for The Liberals have mis- answer catechism books was a bit strange to this people, who thought invitations are extended So far as availability of less than seven years takenly believed that the that have been used in for that purpose. that a church should be used exclusively as a finance for housing is These figures speak for DLP was a Liberal vote Kerala for a long time. The Opposition must concerned church, but now they're all in agreement and , West Austra- themselves and demon- The last Federal election always be considered as lian-ba Also, for the first time. think it's a great idea. sed building socie- strate the effect that the and the Dandenong (Vic.) the alternative govern- ties are making a sub- Party has had in ensur- by-election proved other- the Church in Kerala has Really it's a bit ridiculous putting up costly ment and it is entitled in stantial catechism contribution. ing stable government. wise. This decisive sector c ommon buildin gs that are only going to be used for a the State's interest to Loan advances through There is another signi- is a definite DLP vote, books, instead of separcouple of hours on Sundays and for the rest of have opportunities from ate books that the three building societies in ficant aspect to be con- which will generally foltime to time to learn at Wester the week will be closed up and idle—particun Australia are sidered. The basic con- low official advice given rites had before. first hand what changes second larly in an area where there is so much poverty only to New cept of the Country publicly or privately. At Roughly half of each are taking place and to and other crying needs. As a matter of fact the South Wales — and are Party is that real wealth least two, and possibly book is in illustrations— what degree government Peruvian Bishops have directed that all future equal to the combined comes from the products three, of the defeated can- brightly coloured drawexpenditure is producing churches in the poorer areas must serve as advances of the remain- that can be sold outside didates in WA seats last ings done by a fulltime satisfactory results. der of the States. functional locales. Australia. This real October know this to be lay artist in the centre's An informed Opposiwealth true. has always For the come six-month tion is essential so that employ. THE CRIB . . . Parliament will be i tile period to the end of from the farms, the The books cost only beOur youth are preparing a live "Nacimiento' The DLP does not wish best possible position to October last year, hous- fields, the forests and the mines and quarries: in to fight on two fronts. It tween 8 and 21 cents. or Crib again this year for Christmas. About deal intelligently and ing loan advances sho Three more books will rt, from our export can do forty of them have been practising carols for effectively with proposals through building socieso, however, and complete the series. the last few Sundays and if enthusiasm counts brought to it by the Gov- ties in New South Wales Industries. s urvive. Liberal mismanBecause we are specialThe centre has conducernment from time to totalled $81 million, and for anything they are going to put on a great in Western Australia they ists in pursuing policies agement federally or in ted a number of refresher time. show. designed to keep our ex- the various States Without doubt, the reached $51 million. may courses for priests and My acknowledgement and thanks to anonythree-day inspection innow has some 30 laymen, In recent months, we port industries in a force the DLP to continue mostly university mous donors: E.E.W. for $9; 'A grateful worker' tended by North West have seen a levelling off sound economic condigraduthis type of battle, which ates, undergoing for $2; Anon. for $13, 'My 10 per cent'; L.B.S. Minister Court, an inbut of land prices in the met- tion, we are at the same time building up the is far more damaging to tensive course in theofor 4; and anon. for $10. which had to be curtailed ropolitan area. strength of the whole the s omewhat because of the Liberals than to the logy, catechetics and leaI think it is a fair claim economy. Send your sacrifice to: unfortunate illness of the The Country dership. that Government action Party is now accepted as ALP or the DLP. Premier, was an occasion, REV. FR, W. J. FOLEY, has mainly been respon- the Party At the end of the twowhen the Government in placing the sible for this. We have to greatest Catholic Missions Office, T7 St. George's Tee. The DLP has reasons of year course, they will go the best interests of the emphasis on naState could have invited some extent succeeded in tional growth and de- principle for its founda- back to their respective Perth, W.A. 6000. curbing the activities of velopmen dioceses for fulltime sert. the Opposition to partion and continuity. It vice as paid catechists. land speculators. ticipate. We have always joined has endured in poverty Prospective home buil- in coalition It is regrettable that Father Kannath said with the Libthe Government did not ders have become more eral Party; we believe and dedication whilst Lib- the two congregations in see the matter in this discriminating and cau- this is the best way to eral governments have Rome are prepared to light, and it is hoped that tious in bidding for implement our policies. bear 50 per cent of the SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF in the future when mini- blocks, at auction sales, There are, of course, dis- c ollected all the plums of cost of the centre's pro12" L.P.'s AT— sters are planning infor- which they may well be advantages. People tend high and well-nigh per- jects if the rest is raised mative tours the question able to buy somewhere to regard us as "part of manent office— locally. on DLP as to whether it would be else at better prices. the Liberal Party". How- p • All Top 40 Hits are available He said the future probeneficial to the State if I repeat my earlier ad- ever, we are a completely references. jects might include traina representative of the vice to intending home independent Party, with W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. Whether this situation ing of labour leaders, Opposition participated builders to look around our own philosophy and marital and premarital will be given considera- for themselves before outlook placing emphasis prevails into the 70s is up 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phonc 41-1270 counselling and "a mass tion. buying residential land. on growth and stability. to the Liberals. communications section".

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RECORD COUNCIL MAY BUY BISHOP'S PALACE

The Geraldton Town Council is to open negotiations for the purchase of the Bishop's Palace property at the corner of Cathedral Avenue and Eleanor Street. At the Council meeting last week, Cr. R. W. Ramage said the Catholic Bishop was prepared to shift from this site to the Church land diagonally opposite St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral, at the corner of Cathedral Avenue and Maitland Street. The bishop was prepared to sell providing the purchaser was prepared to replace the existing facilities on the Bishop's Palace block, Cr. R amage added. There was no explanaThe Administrator of the Northern Territory, Mr. R. L. Dean, became airborne last week during a visit to tion to the council as to any proposed use of the R AAF Base Darwin to observe Exercise "Castor Oil" at c lose range. Seated alongside Mr. Dean in an Iroquois helicopter is the exercise director, AVM W. E. Townsend, and Air land, but it is believed there have been thoughts C ommodore C. H. Spurgeon. Assisting Mr. Dean with his safety straps is LAC Neville Sinkinson, of Canberra. o f a landscaped park, or During the exercise, the a car parking area for city and RAAF base were the site. subjected to attacks day The Geraldton district and night, carried out by R AAF aircraft based at is one of the best in Tindal, 200 miles to the Western Australia for the south, and by RAF Vul- abundance and variety of The annual meeting of wildflowers. The the Marist College Old can bombers, specially its diversity of flora is an flown from Singapore. Boys Association will be Among the "enemy" important tourist attracheld at Marist College on targets attacked were tion, and a great asset to Wednesday, February 18, p ort starting at 8 p.m. installations, a the district. Mr. Peter Perry has power station, petroleum It is essential that the Darwin city and the nearby RAAF storage facilities, and a flora should be preserved been elected unopposed by wise administration as president for another base were last week both under "attack" water supply dam. At least 25 "enemy" and careful management term, and this should by "enemy" aircraft from Tindal, 200 prove most beneficial to r aiders have been to ensure that future miles to the south. generations will have the association affairs as he claimed as destroyed. was most successful last On the ground, an in- opportunity of studying The realistic RAAF defence exercise was the filtration year. force of Viet- it. The meeting will be fol- l argest and most complex ever held. nam-trained Army men This comment was lowed by a short social. Reports indicate that Sabre jets, have suc- was hampered by a group made by botanist E. M the "casualties" are high ceeded in locating several of RAAF airfield defence Bennett in the December TENDERS TO BE despite guards. issue of the "Journal of spirited counter- strategic targets. A small number of Agriculture", published CALLED SOON measures by defending Over 1.500 RAAF offi- RATS Republican Army by the Agricultural DeFOR $3M. HALL Mirages from RAAF cers and men took part of Tindal Forces) infiltra- partment. The article, Tenders for Perth's $3 Base, Darwin. in the exercise designed ted Darwin installations, with colour illustrations, million concert hall will "Enemy" Canberra and to test the defence facili- but many of their sorties is titled, "Wildflowers of be called next week, the Vulcan bombers, supties of Darwin in the wet were repulsed by the de- the Geraldton District". Deputy Mayor of Perth, ported by Mirages and season. fenders. Cr. C. N. Harris, said on Thursday. It would be a hall that Perth and Australian concert goers could be proud of, he told members of the 1"smens Club at the Perth YMCA. Cr. Harris, a member of the concert hall committee, is also president of the WA Music Council. He said the hall would be the only one in Australia designed for symphony concerts, it was not designed for other Purposes.

MASS TIMETABLE TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW

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

Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10.15 Maitdurah: Dec. 26 to Feb. 1: 6.30, 8. 9.30 a.m. 6 p.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 t o Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. a.m. ; 7 p.m. Manning: 7 a.m. 8.15 A shfield: 8 a.m. a.m. 9.30 a.m. A ttadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Maylancis: 7.15, 8.30, 10 a.m., 7 p.m. a rt: Laurence St. Balcatta: Church: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Medina 3 and 9.30 a.m. 7 p Balga: (See Mirrabooka). Melville: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m Baker's Hill: 8 a.m. Bayswater: 7.30, 8.45, 10. Midland: 7, 8, 9. 10, 1! ( Italian Mass) a.m. Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 5.30 p.m. a.m. Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a.m. a.m. and 7 p.m. Bedford Park: 7.30, 9,00, Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m., 6 p.m. 1 0.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Belmont: 2, 10 a.m. 5 Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 13 a.m., 6.30 p.m. p.m Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 _ a.m., 6 p.m. a.m. Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.13 6 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 13 and 7 pm a.m., 5 p.m. Carilla: 9.30 a.m. C arlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Mundaring: 7.30 and 8.45 a.m. ; 10 a.m. (Chid6.30 p.m. low ) . C armel Monastery: S a.m. 10.30 a.m.., Castledare: ( See Wilson). Mundijong: 3rd Sunday. Chidlow: 10.15 a.m. City Beach: 8.15 a.m. Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 Cnr. Hall, ( Anglican Templetonia Cres. and Naval Base: 8 a.m. Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.33 T amala Road. a.m. and 5 p.m. 7 Sundays, Claremont: and New Norcia: 6.45, 7.30. a.m., 9.30 a.m., 10 a.m. 7 p.m.; week -days 6.45 North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m., a.m. 7 p.m. Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Coolbel iup: 9 a.m. (Prim- North Doubleview: 7.34 a .m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. ary School ) North Dandalup: ( 1st & Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. 3rd Sunday): 9.30 a.m. Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. North0 am. 7.30 F. remantle: 5 p.m. Deldalup: 5.30 p.m. North Wannercx:. ( 23 mite Darlington: 9 a.m. peg) : 7 p.m. every Dianel la 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 Sun. a.m. Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m., 7 p.m 1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Dwellingup (2nd, 4th & Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.43 a.m. 5 th Sunday): 9.30 a.m. 7.30, Perth: (St. Mary's CatheEast Cannington: dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 9.30 a.m. a.m., 5 p.m. East Fremantle: 7 a m. Pinjarra: 8, 11 9 .30, 7.30 p.m. 7, 8.10, East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Queens Park: 10 a.m. East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Quinn's w an neBreach: (See North 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. W anneroo). Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Embleton: 7.30, 9 a.m., R edcliffe: 7, 8, 9.33 &SIM 6 p.m. R iverton: 7.45 a.m., 9 Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): a.m. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., R ockingham: 9 a.m., 7 5 p.m. P.m. Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., R oleystone: 7 a.m. at Sta44) 5.30 p.m. School except last SunGooseberry Hill (Mary's day of month. Mount): 7.30 a.m. Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. R ottnest: 8 00 a.m., 11.30 a.m. Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. R ossmoyne: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. Therese Scarborough: Gwelup: St. 7, 8.15, Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 9.30, 10.30 a.m. p.m. Safety Bay: 7.30 a.m. Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., St. Catherine Labours. Bed. 9 a.m., 7 pm ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. Hampton Park. 8.30 a.m. Serpentine: 10.30 a.m. Hevelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 2nd and 4th Sunday. a.m. Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 Herne Hill: 8 a.m a m. and 6 p.m. Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m. South Perth: 7.30, 9.10 7 p.m. FROM a.m., 5.30 p.m. ( 10 a.m., Italian), All types of $70 7, 9, 10.30 ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) Spearwood: aids in stock a.m., p.m. Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Mrathr St.peMary's m th • FREE HEARING (See a.m., 5 p.m. S T EST LIBERAL Hungarian Sisters' Chapel. T RADE-INS. Subiaco: 7, 9. 10.30 am, 8 a.m. 7 p.m. • CONCESSIONS Leading Aircraftman Tom Chapman, of Blacktown, NSW, nimbly balancing a tempting assortment of food in one Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. S TO PENSIONERS wanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m.; of the kitchens which catered for 1,500 officers and men in the "Castor Oil" defence exercise. 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Jandakot: 8 a.m. Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. With a meat, fish and The man with by Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 P HONE 23 bill in the vicinity 4960 and 5th Sunday. f or the largest grocery a.m., 7 p.m. of $10,000 a week, a vast Joondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. w eekly grocery amount of planning and a.m., 7 p.m. B ATTERIES - CORDS Wembley Downs: 7, 9.30 order in Darwin at detailed preparation was K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 a.m. A ND SERVICE necessary. p.m. the moment is FOR ALL MAKES Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.rn, Ka9 3 ull.en: am. 8 a.m. OF HEARING AIDS 5.30 p.m. Flight Lieutenant To keep men fed well Wembley ( Scaddan St.): E asy Terms during the exercise took B ruce Tipping, 3,000 lb. of beef, three Karrinyup: 7.30 a.m., 8.30 a.m. K elmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 West Perth: 7, 8, 9.30 catering officer at tons of potatoes and 840 a.m. Italian Mass. a.m., 10.30 a.m. (It/AR AAF Base Darwin. gallons of milk a week. Sixty sheep an acre is a phenomenal stocking rate. Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 lan) , 11.30 a.m. (PolI a.m., 5 p.m. IIM1111111111111111111111111811111111111111811111 ish) . Catering for the needs In addition, the weekly And it's even more remarkable when the soil carryPLANNING include: ing the pasture is nothing more than a deep, hungry Kenwick: 9 a.m. and 5 Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 5.30 A FETE? of 1,500 officers and requirements 7,000 lb. of bread, 5,000 lb. p.m. Choc, p.m. men during the "Castor Wheel Books. of fruit and vegetables, sand. Yet this is what CSIRO experimental pastures Kewdale: (Summer): 8 Wilson: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. No'd. 1 30 75 cents. Oil" defence exercise 900 dozen eggs, 800 a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. lb. of at Pinjar Research Station. near Wanneroo, are Neld. 1 Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. • 48 $1.00. was no mean achieve- butter, 1,000 lb. of onions, Koongamia: Cancelled. Auailable— Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m ment, and Flight Lieu- 100 lb. of fish, 35 gallons carrying this summer. Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6 every Sunday. RECORD PRINT tenant Tipping and his of ice cream and 4,500 lb. a.m., 9 a.m. Lithuanian Mass: There is just one problem. the pasture grass 450 Hay Street, Perth. staff did a good job of "dry goods" such as Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 East Perth: 10.45 a m 1 carrying 60 sheep an acre is keeping well ahead of a.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 Polish Mass: 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111181111111111 according to the airmen. flour. a.m. the sheep, yet they are not making the weight gains West Perth: 11.30 a.m. Lesmurdie: 7.30, 8.30 Italian Mass: researchers were hoping for. Mazertod College 9.30, PLUMBING MATERIALS 5.36 p.m. Parish Hamilton Hill: 2nd Sow Last summer's trials showed that the sandy, and day 10 a.m. Church. B ATHROOM FIXTURES coastal plains north of Perth, under which lie mil- Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.15 West Perth: 10.30 a.m. 129-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS a.m. lions of gallons of fresh water, had the potential Ukrainian Church, M. Phone 28 8544 Marldington: 9 Every Sumtay at a.m. The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" for massive pasture and crop production with heavy Maida Vale: 7 a.m. and lands: 10 2 and o.m1.,0 am.. Sum~time fertiliser dressings, and heavy irrigation rates. 8.15 a.m.

Marist Old Boys Darwin "Under A.G.M.

Attack" In Big Defence Exercise

BIG FOOD ORDER FOR EXERCISE "CASTOR OIL"

TARVEY

HEARING AIDS

Weight Puzzle In Pinjar Research

Roy Galvin & Co.

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SPORTS ROUND-UP BETWEEN OVERS

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SPORTS C HATTER

Thursday, February 12, 1970

Racing Talk Season To Start Next Month TALKING BOXING

with Barry Pestana

Four Second Division Teams Reach Last Eight

by Rod Evans

SAN TOWERS by MARSome of the State's top boxers have begun TELL° TOWERS out of SAN SUE was a very training for the forthcoming season scheduled to good second in the Durs tart next month. able Handicap for twoby FERD TIPPETT SOCCER: The FA Cup fought out by two second The season officially competent d ivision teams—impossible? Not the way things year-olds last Saturday. coaches_.. As he was beaten by his opens with the Senior all boys' schools. are shaping. CRICKET stablemate EL PANCHO and Junior Novices Clontarf Boys' Town in a close finish, this indi- championships on March Already four second Despite a magnificent effort by Western has a good team of boy cates a win is just the are clubs in around division Australia in dismissing New South Wales at 9, 16, 23, at Perth Town pugilists. And by Bob Roberts in all the the corner as I consider Hall. last eight, and there is the WACA for only 105 runs in their first tournaments I have seen El Pancho another possibility to of be one of the Some of the State's pro- them appear, innings, then compiling 229 to gain four It will have a home our most promising these little one joining them. spective champions will lads performed points, Victoria has won the Sheffield Shield. its advantage for ground well and youngsters. Chelsea and Leeds, no doubt make their first have always By defeating South Australia outright in been a credit Manchester United are remaining games, and the apearances here, and I Adelaide to take 10 points, the Victorians thus through to the quarter clash with South Perth. GAUNT D'OR was the must say I wholeheart- to their alma mater. spot. second decide have an unbeatable lead with 48 points. could medium of a king sized Former finals, with Liverpool ATHLETICS: Athletic re- plunge in the Novice edly agree with the WA lightweightAustralian The Lord Mayor of Perth, Mr. T. E. Wardle, poised to join them. champion, ABA's definition of a cords don't usually last Handicap starting from a played host to a large turn-out at a social novice—that is, a boxer Joe Kerekes, is back in Though out of the run- long these days. But wide barrier position, who has not evening and buffet supper at Park Towers won more the gym. ning for the league cham- there is an Australian one this daughter of RED than three Hotel last Thursday night to publicise WA's fights, or Manchester that has defined breaking pionship, He has set sights on a GAUNTLET was a long boxed more first Test match. than six. United has struck form for a record 17 years. possible trip to Melway back early but finTest chairman the of Mr. Wardle, the acting That way, matching bourne at the right time. It It is the 120 yards ished on strongly to for the will be even—and that's wealth Games CommonMatch Committee, welcomed several prominNorthampton men's residential hurdles, crushed trials next finish just behind the vitally important. ent figures, including the Premier, Sir David Town 8-2 to get into the over 10 3-k ft. obstacles. month, and a tour of placegetters. Her owner Indications are that Singapore later last eight. Brand. So you can imagine top trainer Sid Pearce is very in the Among the sportsmen present were Les And it was glamour hurdler Gary Knoke's dis- astute and I recommend there might just be a year. change in the junior comTruman and other WACA officials, and Cohn player George Best who appointment when he that you keep following. petition to include a He last boxed in AugMilburn. was responsible for the broke the record but schoolboy section. ust during the \VA-Singahollow victory. He slam- found it could not be almed home six goals to lowed because of wind TALE TELLER, ridden It'll be interesting to pore international. A bad ATHLETICS go within one goal of the assistance. It was just by Keith Leach, came see if this materialises, attack of 'flu put him out for I feel boxing should of action for the rest of Phil May's 26 ft. 81 ins, leap in the longrecord number scored in enough to rob him of the home fast to figure in a be taught—and only by the season. photo finish for third in jump last week could not be classed as an an FA Cup fixture. record. the Paul Pry Sprint. Racre13.9 the beat Australian record because of wind assistance. Knoke Best, who says that he ing in top form, she will His effort surpassed American Gayle Hopwants to be a millionaire cord by .01 sec. add a couple of more Interstate News kins' Australian open record by three-and-ais shows he by the time he is 30, is Even so, it wins to her credit before half inches. one of the most remark- right at his top and could being retired to the stud. able players in English easily break the record in May later said the bitumen surface run-up Her stablemate, COMsoccer. the next few weeks. w as a distinct advantage. PACTRON, backed from Austraof one is Knoke The unlucky team in 33's to 12's, was unlucky SWIMMING promedal best FA Cup roads is Leices- lia's as he was badly hamWA's Peter Gerrard won two silvers at the ter. It has made the final spects for the Common- pered at a vital stage. Edinin Games wealth CBC, St. Kilda, Old Collegians have three times since 1960— Australian Junior championships in Adelaide year. this later burgh only to be beaten each last weekend. His successes came in the 100 IMPERIAL GIRL, by challenged the school's 1st XI to a time. GOOD BRANDY, came and 200 metres backstroke events. from the clouds via "the c ricket match on Sunday, February 22. Last week, it was Another West Australian who gained a fair cape" when she ran forced into a replay by measure of success was Diana Rauh, who took This will inaugurate an annual "old l-oys" v. second to TULMARK. Liverpool for a quarter a bronze in the 200 freestyle. This mare is outstanding "present boys" event. final position. in her class and will soon Much interest will The laying down of St. Robert Deegan, Peter win, especially over a bit centre around Leeds, last Kilda's first turf wicket Foley, Robin Harrison, o f ground. year's winning team. Indooroopilly last at North Road oval is the Paul McCaffrey, Angelo cause of the challenge. Molina, Joe O'Brien, Joe It's again on top and Sunday defeated Nundah will have the chance of by 12 runs on the first The match will be from O'Meara, Warren Piptaking out the elusive innings to qualify for 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. kera, Kevin Spence, Tony league championship-FA the A Grade cricket final Bill Cameron (98-4920) Teseriero; Spiritual DirCup double. GLOUCESTER PARK against Stafford I to be is in charge of arrange- ector, Rev. Fr. G. Briglia. Second division teams played at Victoria Park, ments. All Old Boy cric7.15—TRADITIONAL HANDICAP for the final . . . well it Brisbane, on February keters are asked to phone The New South Wales him. never happened before. 22. Bangaroo Rex, Trackman, Berliner. Rugby League coaching BASEBALL: The baseball O ther events for Batting first, Indoor- panel ran a three-day 7.50—DART HANDICAP competition is poised for oopilly CBCOC are the annual recould only man- school at the National an exciting finish. Moon Oro, Elandrow, Dusty Dillon. age 65, Ken Montgomery Fitness Camp, Narra- union with priests to be ordained this year and With only two games 16. K. Gunn with 7 for 47 been, last weekend and the annual ball, set down 8.25—BOUQUET HANDICAP left, six teams are fight- was Nundah's best bow- officials were delighted tentatively for July 24. ing for three places in the ler. Bernbon, Boona Boy, No Dill. at the rollup of many profour. The annual CommunJohn Townsend, 5 for minent coaches. 9.00—AMETHYST HANDICAP A Challenge to Physical Perth is the only team 17, and Ross Towner, 5 ion will be at a concelecertain of playing in the for 26, then bundled out It is good to see at long brated Mass in the Logue Endeavour, the Captain Wee Darlin, Fiery Fashion, Grattan Star. finals. Nundah on Wednesday, Cook Biathlon 1970, is for 53 (R. last that coaches are Hall 9.30—ST. VALENTINE'S HANDICAP reaching the conclusion March 4, at 6.30 p.m. The open to swimmer-runIt is two games clear Schwietzer 17). of West Perth and South In the second match, that more is needed from Annual Mass will be fol- ners throughout AustraContravis, Irish Chief, Gallant Ribbon. Perth, followed by four Stafford II were all out a coach than a past play- lowed by a Communion lia, as part of the 200th 10.00—TOKEN HANDICAP teams, one game behind for 68 (G. McIlwain 3 for ing record in Rugby Tea and Reunion Night anniversary celebrations (buffet style). —Wembley, Swan Dis- 4, E. Pearen 2 for 13) and Gallant Nelson, Royal Relate, Crazy Bin. League. tricts, Nedlands and East Stafford I were 3 for 4 Office-bearers elected of the explorer's first 10.30—DELEGATES HANDICAP Perth. when Graham McIlwain Over the years, the at the annual meeting landing on these shores. were: Perth is going through came to the crease. Mac's Problem, Chev's Wonder, King Kelly. game has gone big in The Biathlon will be a slump at the moment He set about the bowPresident, Peter Booth conducted in two parts. It has lost its last two lers with some lusty and payments to players and BEST BET: GALLANT NELSON ( 67-6911, ext. 420); vicegames. lucky hitting and was 85 coaches, but there has president, Des Keary (97- A Postal Biathlon, Feb. West Perth is the boom N.O. when the innings been no corresponding 3860); secretary, Peter 14 to March 8, is by local team. After a poor start was declared at 9 for 126. improvement in the skills Walker (98-5301); trea- arrangement, and the it strung together a big K. McIlwain with 4 for surer, Wal Hughes (53series of wins to lift it 41 was the best of the of the game which fans 7705); committee, Peter Sydney Biathlon, April into second spot. bowlers. justifiably expect. Arkell, Bill Cameron, 18, 1970.

C.B.C., ST. KILDA, OLD COLLEGIANS' CHALLENGE

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Rossmoyne Tips

Officials Happy With Coaching

Swim-Sun "Biathlon" Honours Cook

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COMPETITIONS FOR LENT

BIRTHDAYS

Children's World

With "no cross words" as your motto for Lent, think very hard about the events in our Lord's Passion, when He could have lashed out, quite justly, and could have been angry, cross, irritable, but never was. You could consider the times when He found the Apostles sleeping in Gethsemane, before Pilate, before the soldiers, and similar occasions.

* SUNDAY

Dear Boys & Girls By now you are all back at school. almost hear some of your moans can I Whatever your feelings groans. a nd it would be a pity if school about you didn't stop to other ometime or s school is necessary. think just why What do we do at school? Everyone knows the answer to that question we learn! But what do we learn and how? E ven teachers wi l l argue about this. But I think most would argree that the purpose of education is to prepare us in every way to live a full, happy and successful life in the community in which we l ive. Our minds are improved by learning, studying and thinking; our bodies by participating in sports and by learning such things as hygiene, safety first and good eating habits; and our souls by learning about God and what he wants us to do. E verything we do at school is d irected then to making us BETTER people, and thus, better Christians. J ust the same as to be good at any sport or game you must spend time l earning the rules and developing your muscles, so too, to be a good person you must spend time learning the rules of life, and developing the s trength to put them into action. If you keep this in mind perhaps you wil l look forward with joy to your days at school. They are very important and should be very happy cloys. God bless you all and help you in your schoolwork. BROTHER JUNIPER.

FEBRUARY 15 Peter Hare, Bedford Park (12); Martin Rayner, Myaree (9); Vicki Lunny, Midland (14); Jan O'Loughlin, Doubleview (13); Patricia O'Reilly, Narrogin (7); Luke McGuinn, Darlington (12); Jennifer Staples, Wembley Downs (12); Patricia Fairless, Southern Cross (14); Elizabeth Elliott, Floreat Park (6); Therese Bianchini, Dianella (7); Dominic Clark, Tuart Hill (10); Gavin Adams, Mt. Yokine (11); Vincent Gaffey, Brentwood (10).

Competitions are: 1. A black and white drawing of any one of these events. 2. A coloured picture. 3. Poem, or a short story pretending you were in Jerusalem at the time, saw our Lord suffer and wondered at Him be-

ing so patient (you can be a child, a servant, anyone). Competition for all age groups. Black and white drawing to be in by Feb. 18 (at latest); other entries by Feb. 24.

"Laughs For A Lizard"

* MONDAY

FEBRUARY 16 Denis Cullity, Peppermint Grove (12); Frances Polinelli, Boulder (14); Gerald McCaw, Hamilton Hill (14); Patrick Bekkers, Northam (13); Mark Omodei, Mt. Lawley ( 10).

Loopy Lizard lay miserably in his pen. Lenny' hadn't taken him to school today as he had yesterday. "I'll run away, I will, I will, I will," grumbled Hobby Shop Loop. So he climbed through a hole in the wire and ran out into the street. Origami is the Japanese He looked around and art of paper-folding. Perthen ran along as fast as haps some of you have his chubby legs could unwittingly indulged in take him. this art by making such "Oooh," complained things as paper planes, the lizard, "I wish these boats and hats. If you giants would watch have never tried it, it is where they are going." very interesting, inexpenFeeling a little tired. hobby. Loopy decided to have a All you require are sleep among the lovely display of material in a paper, scissors and a surnearby shop window. He face for folding. Any crawled in, cuddled down paper is suitable, including magazine pages, and fell asleep. paper, newspaper, art People gathered to see paper and even the unusual lizard. "It typing gift wrapping paper must be fine material which comes in so many for such an extraordinpretty colours and deary lizard to be on," said signs. one. "I think I'll buy some." The number and types said another. So all the of models you can make people flocked in to buy from paper range from some material. animals, birds, flowers to It just so happened decorations and Christthat Lenny's mother was mas cards. among the crowd and If you wish to try your she recognised Loopy as hand at this, go to ycrc'e Loopy pet. Lenny's public library and they awoke, climbed into the box she held open for will be able to supply him and mumbled to you with all the informahimself: "I don't think tion you need. On this I'll run away again. It's not as exciting as I page is a simple model to try. Good luck. thought it would be."

ORIGAMI

* TUESDAY

FEBRUARY 17 Sean Henry, Mt. Pleasant (13); Robert Heppener, Queen's Park (8); Alan Hopkins, Doubleview (14); Catherine Hynes, Waterloo (12); Gauin Carter, Cuballing (10); Gary Archer, Collie (9); Philippa Rexos, Dia nella (11); Peter Quain, Rivervale (12); Shelley Alcock, Karrinyup (9): Jenny Stanes, Cloverdale (9).

* WEDNESDAY

FEBRUARY 18 Stephen Hughes, Salter Point (14); Darrie Brennan, Calingiri (13); Breton Handcock, East Fremantle (13); Joan Lane, Boyup Brook (12); Kim Scott, Albany (13); Mary Dowsett. Como (12); John Mart iensen, East Fremantle (11); Denyse Billing. Bentley (12).

* THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 Katherine Brett, Shenton Park (12); Hazel Fletcher, Inglewood (10); Leanne Taylor, Meltham (9); Patricia Trickett, North Perth (11).

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Thursday, February 12, 1970 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COMING ABW 2's three main live shows cover just about WEEK'S VIEWING everything. They are:

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I think Marcus Welby, M.D. is a new type of - doctoring programme as by • A weekly composite programme of music, it gets away from the ABW 2 JOHN variety, talks and rural information. idea that the doctor is Wednesday, February 1',; • Saturday sport telecasts from an outside BRYANT perfect. When you see a 7.30: PLAY, -Ghosts". broadcast van. doctor, he is always This famous and contro• A weekly women's session. healthy. versial Ibsen play tells Marcus Welby, at the * * * the story of Mrs. Alving, start of the programme, widow a living on a counABW 2's outside broadcast van, due in a breaks down and has a try estate in Norway time, will cover main Saturday sportingmonth's heart attack. This sets events who, because of society, other than racing. It costs $120,000. the feeling for the rest of denied her own instincts the coming programmes. The "Big Chief" has excelled itself once again with the and tolerated a loveless * * * For breaking away i ntroduction of two new program marriage mes with Februar unfaithan as from 1 y . from the normal, I comFor the first few months, ABW will run tel ful husband whose life mend Channel 9 for recordings of plays produced in Melbourne and "The Link Men", tele- tients, which, in itself, universe never before was dissolute and sordid. screening this new series. vision's newest dramatic makes it realistic. seen by laymen. Now at last released she Sydney, but short plays not requiring elaborate sets This show is certainly P. Sullivan, crime series, had its is happy in the return of or big casts may be produced here later. The popular people of Claremont. premiere episode on superior to others of its "Bellbird' her beloved son Oswald back on * * * kind because of its February 3. from Paris where he has ABC-TV, starting anuniquenes s as well as It is definitely a good been studying art and David Farr will add another task to his varied sign to see them breaking If the first programme direction. We are shown other interest - packed showing keen promise. away from the normal, I is any indication, "The all the involvements of year in the small coun- Starring Celia Johnson, television chores when he comperes "Rock At Five, Fifty" for the first time on Saturday. try town that has stead- Tom Courtenay agree, but let's hope the Link Men" will certainly the medical gambit. , Donald He has already been a newsreader and weather. ily built a coming programmes are be nothing outstanding. dedicated and Wolfit. The vast strides made caster, "Spotlight" artist, booth announcer and just as successful. Three top actors co- by science during the staunch legion of citihost —J.B. star every week. Kevin TVW on "Children's Channel 7" and 'Televisit". last few years have zens since its debut over 21 years ago. Tuesday, February 17 Miles as Det. Sgt. John * * * Channel 9 is foolishly Randall, Bruce Montagu brought astronomers to The 7.35: SHOW OF THE first episode the brink for of establishi ng wasting a good Wild West as Det. Sgt. Harry SutAn award for the quote of the week must go to series by screening it ton, and Triston Rogers the history and fate of 1970 will be seen at 6.35 WEEK: "The Enchanted the universe we inhabit. p.m. on Monday, Feb. 16, Isle". The Duke of Edin- Mr. William Connelly, ex-mayor of Butte, Montana, every afternoon at 3 as Det. Con. Ray Gamble. and the programme will burgh introduces a one when he was interviewed on "Viewpoint" last This series, -o'clock. week, On Friday, February 20, then continue from Mon- hour special featuring the "Perth sure is the place for a rest. There's None of these were par- at "Temple Houston", has 7.55 p.m., ABC-TV will days to just strange wildlife of the nothing to do here." Thursdays. both humour and drama, ticularly impressive, de- show a 21 hour probe of What Galapa lies gos finitely Islands, ahead not up which to for the and I think it should be It didn't stir any of the panelists. this scientific activity. moved to a more reason- standard of our other Called "The Violent Uni- Bellbird? There will be lie 600 miles off Ecuador. newcomers to the town, Australian produced * * * able time. verse", it was filmed in others will be going Saturday, February 21 show, "Homicide". C. Brown, major observatories with away, The Sunday night programme line-up included: temporarily and 7.35: THE ENTERTAINWillagee. In this premiere epi- the world's leading astroERS—PREMIERE: Preperma nently, new friend7.30: LEAVE IT TO BEAVER sode, John Fagan, star of nomers. ships will be made, new miere edition of a big You might find that 7's crime series just menThe narrator is Magnus proble 8.00: SUNDAY THEATRE weekly musical hour, ms arise and be this has been screened tioned, played a major Magnusson, and with him overcome. compered by Tommy before, and because of role. Because of this pro- is Ian Roxburgh, ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS 9.30: ProfesHanlon Jnr.. and tonight this, I believe Channel 9 gramme's similarity to sor of Astronom I n short, it'll be life in 10.00: MEDIC y at featuring special guest does not think it wise to "Homicide", it was hard Queen Mary College, Lon- Bellbird like it always star Nancy Hayes, with 10.30: CLOSE screen it at any other to visualise Fagan as any- don. A section of the uni- has been, reflecting the time. thing other than on the verse has been construc- way of living in many an Rod McLennan, vocalist Christine Roberts, tenor —J.B. right side of the law. ted in the studio with Australian town. Nicola Filacuridi, Leon- DRAMA stars hung in their proThis field of crime apard Teale, folk group The pears to be definitely per positions in space, Wild Colonial Boys, the over exploited. "The Link showing our solar system Hartland Marionettes, Men" were supposed to in relation to the rest of mime artist George OgilMolnar's period piece, "The Guardsman", is a be different in that they the universe. vie, and the chorus, bal"Son of Man" by Den- acted as free agents, In a wider field the vol-au-vent which is at the mercy of the players. let and orchestra. nis Potter, to be screened using their unique skills cameras visit astronomTwo new children's on ABC-TV on Feb. 27, at to uncover local, inter- ers and observatories It is a trivial but subtle realisation of the actSTW 9 8.30 p.m., is a play of un- state and international throughout the world. shows have been screened comedy, with a similar ress's personality which usual interest. It is about crime. and Ian Roxburgh is on Channel 9 this week. Wednesday, February 18 plot to "Cosi Fan Tutte", was never less than fasJesus the Man and the The first, "New Tiny 8.00: NAME OF THE skilfully spun out to cinating and at times guide for a journey However, this did not political climate of his through space. He dis- Time (from 10.30 a.m.) is GAME: "The Revolution- occupy the whole even- devastating. life, from the time of the make much difference as cusses the "steady state" designed to educate pre- ary". Publisher Glenn ing. Ron Haddrick, the sojourn in the wilderness it appeared to be just and the "big bang" theo- school children through Howard The author peels one other guest star, was also becomes inanother "crime" series. to the crucifixion. ries of the universe, and fantasy. New kindergar- volved in a South Ameri- layer after the other excellent. Indeed, he led On the other hand, the Sir Martin Ryle of Cam- ten techniques will be can country's revolution from a very large onion by a short head in the Potter portrays Jesus first episode of "Marcus bridge University says he employed. when he tries to help its and, even at the end, we first act. and his humanity, his Welby, M.D.", shown on thinks The two stars carried that he has One of the cast, Ann exiled president return. are by no means at the joys, fears and uncertain- Feb. 5, was a tremendous core. reached an horizon of McDonald, the new the entire action on their Stars Gene Barry with teaties: a man haunted by success. It stars Robert t ime some eight thousand cher for "Rabbit", As the play starts with shoulders. has guest stars Harry Guarthe knowledge of his fate Young, who plays a de- million years back when been studying kindergar- dino, Vera Miles, Simon an actor who is playing James Bailey played and driven on by the con- voted general practi- galaxies were first being Oakland the part of the husband's and Nehemiah the part of an ten actor techniques who during the viction of his mission. t ioner. formed. _ plays the part of a confidant with ability. It past two months, and has Persoff. As cameras explore the visited many This series seems to be Colin Blakely plays guardsman to test his was little more than the kindergar- Thursday, February 19 with Christ, Robert unique in that everything sky with the aid of the tens. wife's fidelity, it can be author's device to let us 9.30: HERE NOW: STW 9 seen to have some slight know what went on withHardy as Pontius Pilate doesn't run smoothly for 200-in. Palomer telescope. Ken Lord plays the Current Affairs in the husband's mind. and Bernard Hepton as Marcus and he doesn't Richard Burton reads Pro- involvement. "Rabbit", a lovable char- gramme with Ken Nita Pannell was very BursCaiaphas. The director is try to achieve outstand- poems of the splendours Lila Kedrova, acter who as adds the funny as the wife's ex a touch lam and Ray Sinclair. Gareth Davies. ing feats with his pa- of the heavens. Backactress wife, took the dresser, ground music was spe- of humour to the show. but neither she honours in the plot by cially written by Johnny The second, "The Little nor anyone else let us RELIGIOUS thorou ghly mystifying know what went on in Dankworth, and is based People" (from 11.20 a.m.), PROGRAMMES ON and bamboozling her on the jazzy rhythms pul- features young children the actress's mind—that sating from the radio and is compered by Eng- RADIO THIS WEEK: poor husband. was the essence of the She also took the act- entertainment. stars discovered 6 WN by lish and New Zealand astonished astronomers television ing honours by brilliant —H.T.G, personality Wednesday, February 18 as recently as 1968. Colin Hill. 10.15 p.m.: "The Bible The e is in- It is an all-Australian Reader": John Lachal "The Gnome-Mobile", directed by Robert finitelyprogramm disfascinating as it production. Both made cusses with a Catholic, a Stevenson, is certainly a delightful fantasy. takes us into areas of the their debuts yesterday. Protestant, and a Rabbi As with all his produc- maidens for him to the significance of an tions, the late Walt Dis- marry. inter-church venture in ney's genius is evident. It Because of this catasBible studies. Is not that he thinks of trophe, Nobby is just fadFriday, February 20 the very complicated or ing away. intriguing plots as in Mr. Mulrooney and his 10.15 a.m.: "Daily Devot-such films as "Bullitt", or grandchildren feel sorry tional": Father John Maleven "McKenna's Gold", for these "little people" lally of Melbourne. or that he is able to find and set out to find Jasper new gadgets for the a wife. They go through "James Bond" type out- many ordeals in order to fits, it is merely that his do this, including times The newly-established City of Perth Girls' Choir films are simple and the when Jasper and Nobby script is easy to follow, were kidnapped, and D.J. has embarked on an extensive recruitment drive especially for the very being put in an asylum for girls between 16 and 21. much younger genera- because they claimed he The first auditions Mr. Girling, who has tion. was mad because of his were run off yesterday, been associated with the "The Gnome-Mobile" is association with the and another will be held music fraternity in Bridefinitely no exception. It Gnomes. in a week's time. tain and WA for a good All of these come to a stars Walter Brennan in There are several girls many years, said he had clim ax when we see the already listed for audi- been toying with the idea a dual role as Mr. Mulrooney (or better known delightful scene where tions, but the CPGC for some time. as D.J.) and Grandfather we meet up with another hopes to attract more. He got stuck into it Gnome (preferably called Gnome called Wilfred This scheme is the after a trip abroad, and Offers to all Parishes a Service who is able to supply brain child of music Nobby). dir- today his project has the Jasper with a beautiful ector Daniel Girling, embracing every aspect of the a blessings of the Perth His taking two roles wife. music adviser with the City Council and the Funeral Rites for Catholics. did not lessen the greatBoth the costumes and Education Department. Lord Mayor, Mr. T. E. ness of his performance. Our Chapels are at: Mr. Girling said: Wardle. He gave a superb contri- the music score were a credit to Bill Thomas and "Things are shaping Fremantle: 85 Market Street. The CPGC will be up bution to the film in both. Buddy Baker respec- well since we launched fashioned along the same This film tells the story Phone 5 2225. tively. The song "The our campaign a fortnight lines of D.J., the owner of a as most European Gnome-Mobile" finished ago. The response Claremont: 42 Gugeri Street lumber business, and his has city choirs. the film in typical light- been encouraging. "We do have girl choirs two grandchildren, meetPhone 3 2177 hearted style. "What we aim to do is here, but none are cening the Gnomes in the "The Gnome-Mobile" to establish a permanent trally based." W. A. GREEN (Pt..): 64 1879. forest. will appeal to children as institution from JOHN GREEN (Pt..): 502304. An office has been which The young Gnome well as adults who enjoy something worthwhile opened at 697 Hay Street called Jasper has a prob- simplicity and fantasy in will ARTHUR E. DAVIES & CO. emerge." for administrative purlem: he and his grand- films. He said 50 girls would poses. Any girl wishing to PTY. LTD. lather are the last of the It possesses that qnal- eve ntually be picked, but audition should call perGnomes ,or so they think. ity necessary to attract added: "We want to give sonally or phone the secThere are no young the majority. all the lasses a chance." retary on 214382.

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JENINE HAYES and SylBoard Wanted are poles apart, "Rosen- team which produced kavalier" does have one "The Ring", and this is via Hickey Ballet Dancgenius in corn- the fundamental reason ing School. Employing! YOUNG female school stroke of requires full the Dame Margot Fon- teacher /law with Mozart—the for the success of this reboard, Morley area, pref. and live haracters cording. teyn R.A.D. Fri Syllabus. c Morley Primary However, the singers mary and grades towards near breath. Junior Certificate, com- School —Ring 243631. One feels Figaro's mad are a good deal more mencing Sat., Feb. 14, marriage day, and the than additional instruProfessional Masonic Hall, Cnr. Shaketwo days of the "Rosen- ments in the symphonic action, are pattern of sound. Creskavalier" speare and Hobart St., MR. Francis Maurice Mt. Hawthorn. 24-1707. merely short episodes in pin, as the Marschallin, Shelton, F.A.S.A., A.C.I.S comparison the lives of people as real can bear ( formerly of Scolaro with ourselves. both Lotte Lehmann as Shelton and Associates), arguable and is Elizabeth it Schwarzndeed, For Sale I has now commenced is Marschallin kopf, the two most the fahat t practice under the firm complete, the mous most interpreters of the the AQUINAS SCHOOL run- name of F. M. Shelton & most subtly devised char- role. ning singlet and shoes, Associates, at Suit 3. The singer is required acter of all opera. football jumper and Stanford House, 133 ScarfolStrauss to make usically, a profound study M boots, 2 prs. summer borough Beach Rd., Mt. lowed Wagner. While a of the character whose school pants, 2 prs. white Hawthorn Telephone 4lesser composer, in this innermost self is revealed tennis shorts, 1 gym 7374. stimulated was in delicate nuances of he case singlet, 5 grey shirts, 1 by Hofmannstahl's lib- tone and phrasing. The hockey shirt, 1 grey suit, Personal retto, greater than any- long monologue of the 1 pr. suit pants, fit boy 12 himWagner Marschallin that in Act 1 is the thing GENT, 50, widower, own yrs.—Ring 391302. approach in self was capable of de- nearest home, finance corn!.. vising. Ironically, in the opera to a Shakespearian wishes meet lady under and of word soliloquy. marriage SIENA summer and win- 45, view friendship, no music, about which Wag- It takes genius to bring ter uniform, large size.-- objection children. — Rener was so dogmatic, pure thought on to the ply Box 6637 this office 71-6200 surpassed his stage, genius both creatStrauss ive and interpretative. master. Rolf Harris entertaining the large crowd at Subiaco. Priest, Minister, (Photo Robert Butc-er, The character of Baron Having taken some years to produce a per- Ochs, too, is not so Head State Pastors' fect "Ring", it was na- simple as appears at first tural for Decca to turn to sight. To play him as a Meeting Rosenkavalier" crude buffoon is to make "D e r Mons. Hugh Murphy. which has never had a him quite incredible. pastor of St. Joseph recording ull-length that f It is all the more diffiCathedral in Columbus, did it justice. cult to avoid this because Ohio, and the Rev. Rob Let me say at once that the author's broad comInitial phase of tha ert New, by PROSPER LORRE rector of St it is a superb perform- edy does seem childish 24th annual American Paul Episcopal Church, compared with the deliance, greater than any of Rolf Harris proved beyond doubt to his biggest IBut bring on a man who Catholic Overseas Aid Mount Vernon, will co the three previous full- cacy of the romantic plot home-town audience at Subiaco Oval on Tuesday does great big drawings, Fund Appeal will be chair the 1971 Ohio Paslength versions, and in- running alongside it. brought on have you February launched 11, and night that he is one of the world's most versatile tors' Convocation. Jungwirth achieves a terior only to the set of a gold-mine. Harris does Ash Wednesday, with a and captivating entertainers. excerpts recorded by nice balance with a touch on radio message from Pope drawings massive The Rev. Don Pendell, of comedy in all the right Those who went to the and HMV back in 1933. uses Australian stage as though it were Paul VI beamed to more of the Ohio Council of oval with doubts and humour and has an ex- magic—for most people than five million students Churches, sponsor of the This is all the more sur- places. The Octavian is the those who were prepared cessively Australian ac- it is. in US Catholic elemen- annual meeting for the prising because of the mezzo, to be detached and sit in cent and after all there is Mr. Harris brought tary and high schools. last 51 years. said it will choice of principal sing- A ustral ian be the first time the con—' ers. In Europe, the great Yvonne Minton, and the cynical judgment soon nothing Australians like with him a child-like The second phase of vocation has had two Operatic roles are often Sophie is the American had their doubts dis- more than Australians simplicity in the performlinked with a single artist soprano, Helen Donath. solved in the happy at- who have proved to the ance which seemed to the campaign, directed to chairmen, and "the first adults, will be conducted time we have had a g r eat —Siegfried with Wind- Both are on the first mosphere of rollicking world that we're alright, underline his Cathgenerally March 1 to 8 olic chairman." talents. gassen, and Brunnhilde rungs of the operatic fun which was estab- mate. Catholic i n ladder, parishes and both bring a lished when Mr. Harris His method of enterBut there's no getting with Nilsson. for exyouthful freshness to stepped on stage. away from it, even if he taining was simple: he throughout the country, ample. their parts. does draw the crowds relied on fun. His many climaxed by the tradition The Decca "Ring" inHe was charming at with his brand of Austra- talents helped him create Laetare Sunday collecT heir Presentation cluded them as a matter Scene, however, doesn't Subiaco, he delighted the tion, March 8. liana, he sells a good pro- fun of a high order. of course. The two prin. begin to approach the huge crowd by using the duct. The man is endperformer, sole the As ci p a I "Rosenkavalier" classic 1933 recording by epithets which we have The annual fund appeal he held a more than caplessly talented. characters, the Marschal- Elizabeth Schumann is the principal source of and taken for our own and he about of crowd acity Everyone admires a lin and Ochs, are equated Maria revenue for operations of was relaxed. Harris has Olszewska. for entertained singer and dancer, and 9,000 With Schwarzkopf and taken up conservation everybody loves a man more than two-and-a-half Catholic Relief Service. The booklet with the Edelmann. Decca worldwide relief agency asthese days and as long as signed these to a French- set is most magnificent. he preserves perform- who tells funny jokes. hours. of US Catholics. woman, Regine Crespin, It has 72 pages the size ances like this, he will MONUMENTAL In addition to food, and to an Austrian bass, of a record sleeve. This always be a success in medicines, clothing and the SPECIALISTS original Australia—and with that Jungwirth, who is not contains other relief materials Widely known. The Octa- colour sketches of the extra something which from the hungry and 483 Great Eastern vian and Sophie are even stage setting for all acts reached the audience and also of all costumes less in the public ear. homeless, CRS conducts Redcliffe across the lawn of Subi —repeat, all costumes, The most important oval, he will probably' self-help and social 3157 Phone wel65 The executive secretary of the Secretariat for singer is the orchestra, those of the most minor make it big overseas, fare projects in more characters as After 67 3815 well as Hours all bigger than he has to Catholic-Jewish Relations of the National Conferthe Vienna Philharmonic, costume changes of the than 70 countries. assure wanted said "to he Bishops Catholic ence of Under Solti. These, todate. principals. gether with the techniface it, Rolf Har my Jewish brothers that they are not alone in their Let's There are thorough ris is very funny. And anxiety and concern" over Israel's situation. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE 1111111111111110111111111111111111111111111118111111 musical analyses of the while we are at it, let's Leaders of the Ameri"You are concerned INSURA NCE COMPANY LIMITED opera, all the musical A TTENTION ALL! face another thing. Rolf about the recent shift of can Jewish community C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN S chools, Convents, Col- themes, the complete text Harris is all-Australian United States policy vis a were also worried that INSURANCE PROTECTION leges, Charitable Organis- in German and English and he plays on Australia vis Israel." the on Father Ed- discussions and the usual back133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH ations —For your Raffle ward H. Flannery told Middle East between the ground notes. Tickets see . Phone 21 6091 M. VILES, Manager. . representatives of the US, Soviet Union, Britain The opera must be seen France might prevent and comAmerican Jewish RECORD PRINT to be appreciated in full; munity, "as I am too." direct Arab-Israel talks. 4 50 Hay Street, Perth. the sketches make it posaddressed delegates He visualise it sible to Result of these conat a National Emergency 1 vividly. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111881111111 Conference on Peace in cerns was the two-day emergency conference atthe Middle East here. tended by over 1.000 lead. The US State Depart- ers of US Jewish organment recently offered isations and communiA noted leprologist several policy sugges- ties. from India has been tions in an attempt to ociern Aarnracy named to receive the ease Middle East ten"Some critics say this Damien - Dutton sions, including re-estab- is a political matter and 1970 Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS Cnr. Atwell Award for outstanding lishment of boundaries not one for the church or Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 work in the eradication designated for the United the clergy," Father Flanof leprosy and the re- Arab Republic, Israel and nery told the delegates before habilitation of its suffer- Jordan 1967; "I do not see it this way. Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Israel's withdrawal from Anything that has to do ers. He is Dr. Dharmendra territory she has taken with the survival of a (he uses no first name), a over; participation by nation and with peace is CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 leprosy consultant in Jordan in the civic ad no merely political matLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS several countries for the ministration of Jerusa- ter; it is a moral one in Locks, Door CAR and ALLClosers end Safes Overhauled and Serviced Health Organisa- 10m, and the peaceful re- the truest sense of the World TYPES Of KEYS OJT. Immediate Service. turn of Arab refugees word." tion. who lived in Israel prior Announcement of the to the 1948 The priest said national war. 18th annual award was self-interest cannot be made at the DamienIsrael rejected the sug- the "final norm" for viewDutton Society headquar- gestions, calling them ap- ing the Middle East situaO PTOMETRISTS 172a Scarborough Beach Road. ters here to coincide with peasement of the Arabs, tion. "The interests of Phone 24 3543 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. World Leprosy Day. and expressed concern truth and justice transPhone K. 795 which will be observed that US support for cend those of national R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist February 15. Israel was waning. self-interest."

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EXPERT PROPERTY MANAGERS

BUYING! SELLING!

REAL ESTATE Mount Hawthorn Centre 24 4367, Aihrs 45 1145

URGENTLY REQUIRE

CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suites) CROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES. K INDLY DELIVER TO METROPOLITAN DEPOT48 GORDON STREET, OSBORNE PARK OR SOCIETY STORES AT318 BULWER STREET, PERTH 46 EIGHTH AVENUE, MAYLANDS 24 HELENA STREET, MIDLAND 142 HAMPTON ROAD, BEACONSFIELD 241 NORTH BEACH ROAD ...TELEPHONE: 24 5041 or After Hours: 45 4380 t o arrange for pick-up In Bunbury please deliver to 28 Victoria Street Phone 21 2951 We also require donations of shop display fixtures show ca3es etc., for our metropolitan stores. Please Phone 24 5041

94 STIRLING H'WAY, NEDLANDS R.E.I.W.A. 86 2445 M.L.B.

Electrical

DOMESTIC HELP INSTANTLY ALL SUBURBS.

APPELBEE'S Electrical Service, 33 Avery Avenue, Dianella; phone 76-2344; Ring 45-4231 - 45-1318 installations, repairs and office hours. maintenance. Flying Domestics. FOR all types of electri- Immediate temporary cal installations, repairs help. Fast and thorough and maintenance, call T. cleaning and general help. A. Kinsella & Co. Phone Night staff to help par24-4698; a/hrs. 46-3087 ties. $1 per day booking fee, $1.25 per hour. and 71-4857. Regular help also available, $1 per hour Painting plus fares. P AINTING Personalised and indi- TREE lopping, shaping vidual attention given to and removing, all prunall your painting requireing, cutting back of ments; prompt and effishrubs, also demolition cient service.-John C. work; prompt; free Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Telequotes.-Phone 65-3248. phone 61-4349.

John Bradley

La Spina - Filippi Pty. Ltd.

It's so worthwhile 'DIFFERENT"

General Motors Dealers

KEVIN JAMES

Welshpool Phone 68-2992 ( All Hours) Makers of Atlas Tanks Troughing, Flooring, Pig Gratings, Superbins, Swimming Pools, Farm Crossings.

LTD.

Albany Hwy., Cannington

CARAVANS, new and fully equipped, long or short term. - Foley's, Phone 60-3090. Rep. will

Learn To Drive

PERSONAL tulti:..n by Piano Tuning lady instructor, holder PIANO Tuning and Re- of National Safety Coun pairs. Pianos bought and cil Certificate. Mayfair sold.-Telephone 86-2142, Driving School. - Phone Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord 3-5702, A/H. 39 1842. Ailsa St., Claremont. (Late Jean Bell. Prop. Buhler's). Quotes Free.

Immillmitinnimunimmintinnimm Pest Control SWORN V ALUATIONS STAMP out white ants

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In Memoriam ELEY, Brian Joseph. In loving memory of Brian, died February 10, 1959, aged 15 years. • Mary. Of FURLONG, your charity please pray for the repose of our dearly beloved mother, who passed away Feb. 16, 1969. Always remembered by her loving family. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on her soul. ( PatHAMMERLE• Y ricia and Roderick). Please pray for the souls of Patricia, and Roderick, son her anniversaries whose occurred on Feb. 9. Annette, Vincent, Patricia and Michelle. May they rest in peace. McAULIFFE, Thomas Lee. Please pray for the repose of the soul of our loved husband and father, whose anniversary occurs on Feb. 13. Always remembered by Esme and family. grant Eternal rest unto him, 0 Lord, and let Perpetual Light shine upon him. McINTYRE. Please pray for the souls of Francis Joseph and Patrick Thomas, beloved brothers of Julia L e u do n , esteemed uncles of Eileen (Sister Veronica), Francis, Mary (Mrs. Pegg) and James Leydon. Eternal rest grant unto them, 0 Lord, and let Perpetual Light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. POLLETT, Everard John. In loving memory of our husband and father, who passed away Feb. 16, 1968 May he rest in peace.

Death POLLETT. Passed away peacefully on Feb. 2, at R.G.H., Hollywood, Leo Francis, fond brother of (Melbourne) Joseph and care 18 Onslow Street, South Perth. R.I.P. POLLETT ..( Leo ). In fond memory of our dear friend Leo. Vera and Darrie. BIRTH DEATH and not should NOTICES be lodged by telephone.

Organ builder

Don't fake risks on unsafe tyres! $-S A V E-$

D OLLARS at TYRE WHOLESALERS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, SHELL SERVICE STATION 126 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH. . M•11•••••

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Property Improvement

4.50 Hay Street, Perth. W.A.

ED&A •

Hospitals, Etc.

R. E. Diggits, B. Corn. A/Hrs, 30 2891

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Vacant

QUALIFIED teacher re. DEVA HOSPITAL quired for Catholic Pri. ("C" Class) mary Teachers' College, 15 Lawley Crescent, T.P.N.G. 1970. Students: Mt. Lawley. indigenous, male and r. Superior Home From male. Conditions: fares, Home for Male and accommodation, meals Female Patients. provided. Two-year term preferable. Volunteer ser. All Medical Attention. Fully Qualified Staff. vice-minimal allowance, Personal Supervision of -Enquiries, The Prin. pal, The Teachers' ColM. L. Foley. Ph. 71-1372. lege, Wewak T.P.N.G.

Holiday Resort

COMPANION help urgently required for counADELAIDE, East, "Ben- try family, school age gala", 54 Third Ave., St child no objection, good Peters, b. and b., $3.06. conditions, mod. home,.... spotless select. city area. Enquiries 645942. free car park. Ph. 63-3511. FREE board, light sup, duties. - Contact 81-3955,

Public Notices

CLOTHING WANTED. Help us to help the less fortunate by sending unwanted clothing, paperbacks and comics (not magazines, please) to the DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY, 534 WILLIAM STREET, HIGHGATE. For track to call or further information ring 28-4403.

WORKING mother with daughter attending Men cedes College, urgently requires woman to pick up child from school and mind between 3.30 to 5.15, from Monday to Friday, and during school holidays, living close to vicinity of town preferably.-Reply Box 6644 this office. Help req. house cleaning one morning per week, Monastery area. - Ring 28-7605.

UPHOLSTERER

CAPABLE woman, help in house, take charge dui'. R . & M. Kanaris) Lounge Suites and Kitchen ing mother's confine. ment; position to last 2 Chairs Repaired and to 3 months.-Reply Box Recovered 6649 this office. A ntiques a Specialty 9 Miramar Street, Lotteries Doubleview, 6018 Estimates Free WISHING WELL Lottery All Hours-rnone 45 3995 Kiosk & Tobacconists. 40 Pier St., Perth. Ph. 23-3978

S wimming

SWIMMING TUITION all ages and stages at BEATTY PARK with PETER McGOWAN. Special 12-day vacation courses. Phone 87-1120.

Guest Houses GERALDTON: Phone 21 2549, St. Francis Guest House; B/13 $3; all meals available, tray service; no stairs.

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STOP BED WETTING Transistorised Training Prescribed by Leading Specialists at a Sensible Price.

"Instant Bell Medical"

( Also in N.S.W.) TELEPHONE 49 6.671 MCWCWOMOCICWIMI

OFFICE CLEANING SPECIALIST Don't put up with cheap and inferior work! Get where the action isWE'RE THE BIGGEST, MOST EFFICIENT, WELL EQUIPPED AND THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS.

Educational

BETTER BUILDING MAINTENANCE

NIGHT GOLF

at SPENCER PARK COURSE, THORNLIE

P ROPERTY Improve ment Service, all types of • Catering ( W.A.) windows and doors in- • Barbecue Facilities PTY. stalled; back verandahs • Group Concessions LTD. enclosed: walls and ceilings removed; cement SPECIALISTS PHONE 68 1670 rendering and general re DAY and NIGHT OPEN pairs. All work guaranteed.-Phone 45 2946. A/HOURS: 30 4343 Printed and published by Charles Andrew O'Malley, "Record Heuse,-

Phone 23 1953

J. B. Kinnane, J.P. A/Hrs. 31-3174 Auctioneer

F. J. LARNER, pipe organ builder, piano tuning and repairs.-Phone 76-3726, 41 Chamwood Street, Morley. 6062.

LEARN to speak Italian for good.-Contact Max- Metropolitan and Country at the Italian Cultural well Robinson and Phelps Extensive Experience in Lyceum.- 21-4969, A/H. 65 4203. A. C. Pace. on 8-4715 for prompt serthis Field. vice. Authorised pest exL. J. "Laurie" termination.

Phone 68 1826

& ASSOCIATES

Situation Wanted

Repairs

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ERIC DIGGINS REAL ESTATE AGENTS A UCTIONEERS

PICTURE Framing, highMASTER PAINTER for est quality, lowest cost, all your painting requireprints, originals, certifiments. George Hickey. TEENY'S Florist, 474 TENNIS Racquets supercates, photos, etc.-For Fitzgerald Street, North seded. Challenge Junior Reg. No. 899. M.P.D.S. free collection and dePerth. We specialise in $9.95, Seniors $11.50 to 24 1707. livery service phone fresh and artificial $20.50. Restrings and re285249. w reaths, sheafs and pairs, same day service; domes at short notice: used tennis balls 20c. iro L.R.M. Industries. Kitfree delivery metro area 40c., at Wimbledon chens and bathrooms reSports, 14 Bon 23-2736. Marche I Ph. 28-6508; A/H. LEEDERVILLE modelled, general renovaArcade, Perth 23-4219. ESTATE AGENCY tions, repairs and maintenance.-49-4700. R .E.I.W.A. Shoe Repairs 1 4 Marlow St., Wem!..)!;...y ALL radio, electrical and PHONE messages taken, SHOES (all types) ex- Sunbeam repairs done in 8- 1820 all hours approved PMG, personal, pertly- repaired.-Roman our own workshop; est. efficient service. - Phone 76-3950. Shoe Repairs, A. Vecchio, In Victoria Park since Builders 1930.-W. R. Phipps Pty. 286 Hay St., Subiaco. Ltd., 434 Albany Highway, ON basic wage, seeking Phone 81-3152. Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270. F. A. BROWNE, Regi- part-time job or cheap stered Builder and Designer of modern homes; accommodation in exfor services. plans drawn, consulta change tions by appointment. - Hotel work may suit. Experience teacher, yardPhone 60-2038. Real Estate Agents man, clerk, storeman, etc. ADDITIONS, repairs, -R. N. Green, 10 Hchir 207 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH converting asb. or wea- St.. Belmont 654516. Phone 285-288 therboard house into A fter Hrs., Mr. Ross La Spina 39 2362 brick veneer. - Contact For Hire Morskate Bros. 6-3166. Member ef R.E.I.W.A. PALMER'S HIRE Lecan To Drive SERVICE For all your party hiring. RITA JONES SCHOOL Crockery, cutlery, glassOF MOTORING ware, etc. Phone: 602217 or 604490 Cabaret tables, chairs, Beginners or Refresher trestles, coloured lights, TO SEE THE Courses on Manual or elec. urns, pie warmers, etc. Automatic. Expert, Patient and Pre - Permit 1250 Albany Highway, Tuition guaranteed. Bentley. Ph. 68-2891. Our newest car is also the smallest and easiest in town to drive. Why not ALL Party Equipment. try it? Dance Floors, Catwalks for Fashion Parades, Chairs, Tables, Coloured CONCRETE Lights, etc., Kiddies' Cots & High Chairs.-Devine's SERVICE CO. Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988. 28-32 Kurnall Road PTY.

Florists

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450 HAY STREET, PERTH. Box R 1279, G.P.O., Perth. Phone 21 2837. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.55 per year, $2.28 per half year. DISPLAY ADVERTISING: $1.60 per single column inch. C LASSIFIED ADVERTISING: First two lines ( 10 words) 40c.; additional lines, 15c. • SEE PAGE 15

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Thursday, February 12, 1970

THE RECORD

JOHN FENNESSY &CO. MEMBER

RECORD

R ING NOW-

Phone 61-6372

BOWRAEAEA Funeral Directors 68 STIRLING ST., PERTH

r ALL HOURS: 28 7299