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AUSTRALIA MUST ACT SAYS UNESCO LEADER

LEGAL YEAR OPENS

S YDNEY —Australia should contribute one percent of what it produces to help underdeveloped countries by 1975—and every Australian must urge the Government to do so, U NESCO Deputy Director, Dr. Malcolm Adiseshiad, said on Sunday. He was speaking during a televised ecumenical service at the joint Catholic and Council of Churches conference, "Action for World Develop-

ment". • Urge and support Dr. Adiseshiah said the • Underdevelopment 1960s had been pro- threatens sec u ri ty. the Australian Governclaimed a World Develop- "Hungry are ment in its obligation to people underwith ment Decade. It had be- combustible people," he w ork gun with high hopes, but s aid. "Discriminated developed countries in planning their developended as a decade of disagainst people are angry ment programmes. Ausappointment. The Australian tralia should contribute, The rich nations had people. to develop- by 1975, one per cent of contribution increased their incomes by more than $600 billion ment is a cheap price, a what it produced each bargain basement pre- year in aiding underduring that decade. In the same period, the mium, for the purchase developed countries. It poor countries had read- of peace. Development is should also revise and reied themselves for de- t he new name for view its trade policy towards the products of velopment by adopting peace." coununderdeveloped national plans, starting • Always remember tries which could, in manufacturing and renodevelopment was man. some cases, involve the vating agriculture. "But their efforts have "Man is the subject and gradual lowering and customs, been defeated—by their object of all develop- abolition of population increase, their ment," he said. "He is its taxes and subsidies and, inequitable social and ends and means. He is its in other cases, involve economic structures, the origin and finality. Aiding the granting of preferHis Grace, the Archbishop (right) and the Anglica Archbishop of Perth, Right Rev. Geoffrey Sambel l , annual one per cent such development—that ences. at the interdenominational service held at St. Geor ge's Cathedral last Monday to open the legal year. shrinking of their trade is, man to be man, politi• Take part in the ( Photo: Robert Butcher, Wes,t and Co.) opportunities with their cally, economically, soand 1970 International Educaculturally and, cially, neighbours rich above all, by their ab- spiritually—is an expres- tion Year. sence of skills and edu- sion of the human-ness of every Australian. "It is "If development is cation. "Their education and his mark of humanity. It man, then the education programmes is his signpost of human t raining of man, in school and have just got underway ism." • Work hard to elimi- out of school, and are not functioning in farm nate pockets of poverty too well." and factory, in hospital in Australia, "reviewing The world was divided " Vietnamese Catholics will not be able to accept a cheap peace, a peace at and re-ordering your na- and club, becomes the he said. One-third was any price that would be imposed at the price of injustice, of the loss of tional priorities, and rich and two-thirds were keeping the economy ex- resource for developliberty," two Vietnamese bishops told the Paris peace talk delegations in poor. panding continuously." ment." an open letter. "It is a world in which the rich one billion is The two prelates — At its annual meeting more for the benefit of growing richer every day Archbishop Paul Nguyen last month, the bishops' the unity of the nation. and the poor two-thirds van Binh, of Saigon, conference decided to re are growing poorer every president of the Vie': write the letter and send CLOSER day." namese Bishops' Confer• it to the four delegations. Pope Paul VI has urged The 1970s have also ence, and Bishop Peter However, it was sent in • Let there be suspenPham ngoc Chi, of Da- the names of Archbishop ded every direct or in- the Italian Government been nominated a Denang, vice-president—had Binh and Bishop Chi as direct activity that might to avoid passing a law velopment Decade, and tried unsuccessfully last president and vice-presi- prevent the two regions permitting divorce, a law he gave three reasons which he claimed would why Australia should be November to meet the dent of the conference. from being drawn more jeopardise the peace and active in development: Peace talk delegations. In the letter, they out- closely together, prepar- honour of the nation. • The underdeveloping in this way the lined the "fundamental There is currently a NO TIME principles for a true groundwork for the re- strong effort to legalise ment of Asia, Africa and Latin America was imconstruction of the coun- divorce in peace": Italy, contrary They said Vietnamese moral. "We are morally try in respect for its into the provisions of the • It is necessary to put dependence and Catholics "wish a just for the concordat between the compelled to correct this and lasting peace, from love at the foundation in free decision of immoral inequity," he the Government and the said. Which are excluded in- order to facilitate dia- people. Holy See. and stimulate justice, oppression and logue • Underdevelopment slavery, a peace that re- mutual concessions with DISARMAMENT was bad for Australia's said: "We The Pope spects all the rights and a view to reaching the sincerely hope and whole business. "There are vast hoped-for result. legitimate liberties • The peace treaty of heartedly wish—for the markets waiting over man and also the inde• The dignity, rights must necessarily include love of peace, the honour there for Australia's Pendence of the country." and legitimate liberties a plan for disarmament of Italy itself and the goods," he said. "There for the two regions, re There could be no of man must be respecducing the armed force greater good of the entire are Australian consumers Peace, they wrote, with- ted. to what is strictly neces- Italian people—that any waiting here for their out "respect for the insary to assure public se- step may be avoided goods, which can lower PRECISE alienable rights of the structure. price "Cars have been my life for a long time. --curity. All the resources which, by a unilateral de- your human person in private cision, might violate what There is a rich commerce My 17 years experience in all phases of the • Let there be conof the country will be as well as social life. motor business means I can give you the right cluded a peace treaty employed in the recon- was solemnly established in goods and culture Under all awaiting you." aspects--eco- with clear and precise struction of the country, by agreement. sort of advice about buying a good quality noinic, political, cultural, clauses whose applica- the raising of the stanused car at the price you want to pay. r eligious." tion will be controlled by dard of living of the Phone me on 61 6736, or call and see me The bishops had inten- an international commis- population, especially the personally." ded to present an open sion equipped with pow- working classes and the letter to the four delega- ers and effective re- poor." We would like to inform our readers that tions last year but did sources. not when ample supplies of our new Mass book, the they could not • In realising this meet the four "Mass Book For Today", along with school together. peace treaty, let there be Cash Books and Project Compassion boxes, The letter was written put aside any spirit of are available at "The Record" Office, 450 Hay in Rome when they at- hatred or of personal or S treet, Perth. tended the Synod of Bish- partisan revenge. USED CAR A new Catholic periodiOPs last October. Our Mass books are also on sale at PeiM SPECIALISTS Due to • Let the relations and cal, Chrzeseijanin Swielack of time, legrini & Co., 820 Hay Street, and the Catholic they did not exchanges between the cie (Christian in the 495 Albany Park Victoria Tel: 61 6736 Highway, Fonsult the Book Shop, Pier Street. other bishops South and the North be World), has begun publiin Vietnam. • John Donovan Peter Atkinson intensified more and cation in Poland.

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MASS GUIDE FOR PRIESTS

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appeal: "Lord, teach us how to pray." They saw the change in his face and the peace of his presence when he returned to them after a night spent in prayer.

Pamphlet On Abortion Best So Far

Below are the three New Readings for the Sun. days of Lent, inclusive of Palm Sunday. The ferias Of Lent have only two readings and the old ones in the missal can be used until the new Lectionary is available. This is the first challenge of Lent-to pray better The references given thus: e.g. Genesis 9. 8-13 450 HAY STREET, PERTH. and more frequently. Let us set out this Lent means ninth chapter of Genesis from the eighth to SIR,to throw a network of prayer over everythe fifteenth verses inclusive. Where the verse num thing we do, to deliberately cultivate the "The Right to be Born" bers are staggered, the verses between those noted elevation of the soul to God, to remind ouris the title of the recent are omitted lest the reading become too long. selves daily to speak to God in our hearts pamphlet issued by the The incomplete :3entences between inverted core. We must soar up to God on two wings-Prayer A.C.T.S. (10 c. No. 1568 mas by recalling his presence, and to make a indicate passage for the better understanding and Penance. There is no other way to holion abortion). detour, either going or coming from work, of it by the people. ness of life to which we are all called. St. or during the lunch hour break, to visit him Dr. Galbally concludes Feb. 22: 2nd Sunday of Lent Paul continues to advise us when he says: in a nearby church. his article with a quote "Have this mind among yourselves which 1 Reading: Genesis: 22. 1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18. from Karl Barth: "The was in Christ Jesus." Again he says: "Has he 'in those days God put Abraham to the test . . ." unborn child is from the The second wing is penance. "Any man who will not saved us and called us to a vocation of Theme: (The sacrifice of Abraham our father in very first a child. It is come after me, let him deny himself, take up holiness?" faith. still developing and has his cross and follow me." There is no excep2 Reading: Romans: 8. 31b-34 an independant life. But tion to this command from the Pope to the There is no substitute for prayer; nothing can "Brethren, if God . . ." it is a man and not a little child. The penitential aspect of the take its place. A person without the help and Theme: (God did not spare his own Son. thing, not a mere part of practice forty days of Lent arose from the of guidance of prayer in his daily life is like a 3 Gospel: Mark: 9, 1-9. a woman's or mother's public penance which was done during this ship without a rudder. It would be at the "At that time, Jesus took Peter . body. He who destroys period. At first, only the repentant public mercy of every wind and rough sea, a helpTheme: (This is my beloved son.) germinating life kills a sinners did penance during this time. Later, less thing in spite of the modern equipment man, and thus ventures March 1: 3rd Sunday of Lent as the practice of public penance died out, and experienced seamanship of captain and the monstrous thing of 1 Reading: Exodus: 20. 1-17 (or 1-3, 7-8, 12-17) the days forty Lent of came have more to a decreeing concerning life crew. Without the rudder nothing could "In those days, the Lord spoke all these general significance. The whole Church came and death of a fellow direct its course. words . . ." to view this time from Ash Wednesday to man, whose life is given Theme: (The Law was given through Moses.) Easter time as a of penance, a period of in God therefore and like Prayer is hard work and we soon tire of it. 2 Reading: 1 Corinth: 1. 22-25 purification in preparation for the annual his own, belongs to Our Lord has instructed us to say: "Give us "Brethren, the Jews ask for signs . . ." Him." celebration of the great feast of Christ's this day our daily bread"-the gift of praying Theme: (We announce Christ crucified, a scandal Resurrection. All the faithful adopted the the Mass well, of fervour on receiving him in Regarding the unwantfor men but the wisdom of God to those who practice of receiving ashes on Ash Wednesthe Blessed Eucharist, of paying him visits, child, ed Stephanie have been called.) day a sign as they that entering were upon a closing opening each and of day with prayer, paraC harles worth 3 Gospel: John: 2. 13-25 period of penance, whereas formerly only and of heeding his invitation: "Come to me phrases Chesterton: "If "At that time the Passover of the Jews was at public penitents the had imposed ashes on all of you who labour and are burdened and you have ten boys and hand . . ." them. The change was significant. It meant nine I will refresh you." His own example teaches hats, can you Theme: (Destroy this temple and in three daysI the that Church as a whole was doing penachieve equality by getus the importance of prayer. Before his pubshall raise it up.) ance during Lent. ting another hat, or by lic ministry, he was led by the spirit to spend cutting off one of the March 8: 4th Sunday of Lent forty days and nights in prayer and fasting. boy's heads. We prefer 1st Reading: 2 Chronicles: 36. 14-16, 19-23. Before every important occasion in his public The individual aspect is there, of course. Each by some means or other, "In those days all the leading priests . . ." life he spent the night in prayer to his person is to do penance for his own sins. But to find an extra hat." Theme: (The anger and the mercy of the Lord Heavenly Father. The opening days of the this is only part of the story. As members of are shown in the exile and in the liberating of week of his passion and death were spent the Mystical Body, we are never alone. We This pamphlet is probthe people.) quietly in prayer at Bethany. His habit of rejoice together; we suffer together; we pray ably the best so far 2nd Reading: Ephesians: 2. 4-10. prayer drew from the Apostles the heartfelt together; we do penance together. printed on the abortion "Brethren, God who is rich in mercy. . ." question. Theme: (You who were dead because of sin, by For your member of grace you have been saved.) p arliament it is most in3 Gospel: John: 3. 14-21 structive and helpful, "At that time, Jesus said to Nicodemus . . ." since the State's laws Theme: (God sent his Son so that the world can be his responsibility. would be saved by Him.) Yours, Missionaries of the Sacred Heart: Transfers 1970 March 15: 5th Sunday of Lent J. Wybeck, Father W. Cunningham Sideia, E. Papua MISSION'S At St. Joseph's Con- of St. Francis Xavier's 1st Reading: Jeremiah: 31. 31-34. Downs. embley W R . Hyland. vent, South Perth, on Seminary. A skilled direc"Behold the days are coming . . ." .1. Ensing Monday, February 9, a tor of students to the Theme: (I shall make a new covenant andI will Brother H. Puls concelebrated Requiem priesthood, his didication not remember any longer their sins.) K. Bauer Mass was sung for the endeared him to both MONEY COMING 2nd Reading: Hebrews: 5. 7-9. Father J. F. Moony/ Ulapia, New 8ntain repose of the souls of professors and students. "Breth ren, in the days of his flesh, Jesus . . ." A. Sheridan IN BUT MORE Two Vincentian priests, Father John Daley and Theme: (He learned obedience and became the Scholastic J. Mulvihill Father Tom Dominic Phillips, Father O'Reilly, CM, N EEDED cause of eternal salvation.) Father J. Brady Port Moresby and Father Gerald Scott. C.M. 3rd Gospel: John: 12. 20-23 A. Reis There have been sevFather Daley, a former CM, of St. Charles' Semisubstantial donaE. McCormack "At that time there were some Greeks who went student of St. Francis nary, Guildford, were eral (Pacific Is. Reg.) toward the refurnup to worship . . ." Seminary, among the concelebrants tions Xavier's Brother H. Kooyman ishing of the recently of the Mass. Theme: (If the grain of wheat, falling to the' Magill, South Australia, Darwin, N.T. Father A. Cuneo All Saints Mere-opened The Mass was sung by earth, dies, it gives much fruit.) died suddenly this month A . Meaney the Sisters of St. Joseph morial Chapel at St. after years' seven service March 22: Palm Sunday Brother D. Fitzgerai Terrace. in the Diocese of Sand- of the Sacred Heart -the George's Reading for the Procession: Mark: 11. 1-10 or SEMINARIES Kensington Father 8. Power c ongregation of Sisters donamore However, hurst, Victoria. Father John: 12. 12-16. K . M. Douglas Tim Foster, a classmate who cared for both tions wiuld be appreciaP. Mags Mass: 1st Reading: Isaiah: 50. 4-7 "The Lord God Father Daley and Father ted and these can be left was the principal celeBrother T. Walsh P has given me the tongue . . ." brant of the Mass. The hillips during their time with the Chaplain or the P. Thomas at St. Francis Xavier's Church Office in Victoria Theme: (I have not hidden my face from other concelebrants were E. Casey Seminary. offences and therefore I shall not be confused.) Square. his former fellow stuFather D. Murphy St. Paul's 2nd Reading: Philippians: 2. 6-11. dents, Father Richard ( Acting Rector "Brethren, Christ Jesus though he was in the Doyle, Father Charles (Late Vocations) J. Northey Tory, Father form of God . . ." Patrick B. Bruncieil O'Reilly, Father Ken Theme: (He humbled himself and therefore Got? Croydon, Vict Scholastic D. Feeney' 1 . Rev. Daniel Foley -Priest-in-Charge, KAMKeating, Father Geoff has exalted him.) Canberra Brother T. Collins Aldous, Father Chris BALDA. 3rd Gospel: Mark: 14. 1 to 15. 47 (or shorter K . Guthrie Flamer, Father Ean 2. Rev. J. V. O'Reilly-lst Assistant Priest, E. Marno Mk. 15. 1-39). James, Father Vincent NEDLANDS. Douglas Fill4c Father J. Byrnes "It was now two days before the Passover . ." Conroy and Father Ted Brother B. McDonnell 3 . Rev. Charles Tory-Assistant Priest, CLARETheme: (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ.) Miller. Monivae'', ftarniftog4COLLEGES Father M. Morwood

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Date Correction It is regretted that we omitted the first session in our report last week. We hope there was no inconvenience caused. Ring or write to Bro. Gerard, 190 Vincent St., North Perth. (Phone 28-6600.)

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Thursday, February 19, 1970 OPPOSE STATE AID TO NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS The delegate assembly of the New Jersey Education Association adopted a strong resolution opposing State assistance to non-public schools. "The NJEA continues to support the position that the distribution of public monies shall be public to limited schools," the resolution said.

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World Development At Crisis N.Z. Government Stu dying State Aid To Schools Point UNESCO Leader

The New Zealand government has set veys have shown that their past rigid attitude up a committee to hear testimony on did not accurately represent the feelings of He was delivering the ployment crisis is that by hand had children in state aid to independent schools. teachers.

SYDNEY.—World development is in a tragic state, Dr. Malcolm Adiseshiah, UNESCO Deputy Director General, said here last week.

inaugural address of the there is no need for it. industry producing trac"God knows, there is tors, fertilisers, pumps, ecumenical conference, "Action for World De- still enough unfinished pipes, meal, flour, cement to keep every- and silos. velopment", at Sydney business one employed." TRADE University. But, he said, the work

The government has diocesan Catholic Educanot announced which tion Board's announceCHURCH MAY cabinet ministers will ment that school fees this would be raised by be on the committee, year NOT REFUSE but they will certainly a third. government The is include Education Mini- aware that there is grow- SPIRITUAL CARE ster Talboys and Finance ing pressure in the WelArchbishop William E. Minister Muldoon. An- lington archdiocese, other possibility is Jus- which is particularly Cousins re-affirmed the principle that the Church tice Minister Daniel Rid- hard hit, for a complete may not refuse to care diford, who has long shut down of schools un- for spiritual needs of any championed the aid less something is done. Iamii y or individual, State teacher organisa- especially cause. purely on

"The most important There had always been of development had be- contribution of the dea gap between rich and gun. veloped countries to the He cited: poor, Dr. Adiseshiah said. development of the third • Education: Free and world If additional school as- But its continued growth is in the trade sistance is to be made had reached crisis point universal education had field. been State, the accepted vailable by the in most a and the nature and di"They must follow up NJEA suggested, then it mension of the crisis had countries. Enrolments in the Kennedy round by schools and universities should go to help local changed. giving preferences to immeet school districts The daily widening of had tripled between 1950 ports from the developtions are expected to opproblems presented by the gap had been trans- and 1965 and 200 million ing countries, The government did pose aid, but there is a racial or ethnic grounds. through the closing of private and formed from inequality adults had been made eliminating, or at least not say why it was act- feeling that their opposiAction contrary to this parochial schools. to iniquity. The crisis of literate in the same drastically reducing, ing so quickly, but it is tion may be somewhat principle cannot be condevelopment had become period. their tarrifs and quotas believed to be connected more muted than in the doned, the Archbishop • Health: Achievea crisis of conscience. "Such a move is in with the Wellington Arch- past. This is because sur- said Its most serious aspect ments had amounted to a their own interests. It was the failure of de- miracle. Epidemics had not only ensures comveloping countries to been controlled—such as parative cost benefits but create meaningful em- plague, which had killed also reduces the high 17,000 in 1951 and only 47 ployment. cost of agricultural pro"That is the most in 1966. ducts, manufactures and • Agriculture: A good tragic failure of the semi-manufactures which world development situa- part of the world was ex- exert an inflationary presperiencing a major breaktion. sure on their consuming "It has been computed through in food produc- public." tion. This "green revoluthat, in the 1970s, there Dr. Adiseshiad ended will be 300 million young tion" had been brought his address with a strong about by imputs of imp eople entering the plea that development of labour market of the proved varieties of rice human resources be the C ome with ouitars and cymbals to CHEMIST and wheat strains, fertipoor countries." centre of all action for t he mountain of the Lord, lisers, irrigation, and agd Come with your humble offerings to God.ricultural extension and evelopment. W embley - 87 3984 NO JOBS "Let us not forget that education. 274 Cambridge St. Jobs did not exist for • Industry: The valu- the purpose of all de- A! I girls 15 and over are welcome to come to: two-thirds of them. velopment is man and "The irony of the em able lesson that there was no opposition be- that he is its motive force tween agriculture and in- and maker." dustry had been learnt The Action for DevelopSUNDAY, 8th MARCH Parents still working ment conference was with oxen and yokes and arranged by the AustraA LSO MANJIMUP AND PEMBERTON — SUNDAY, 1st MARCH gathering manure, carry- lian of Churches SIR THOMAS MEAGHER PAVILION ing water, winnowing and Council the Catholic Justice "n•ente interested contact. grain and weaving cloth and Peace Commission. ( Perry Lakes) Sr. Michael or Sr. Elizabeth

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The Most Rev. Clementinus Schutijser, of B adger (Congrega- Holland, Minister General of 15,000 Capuchins tional). t hroughout the world, They said the confer- will arrive in Sydney this week for a 10-day visit. ence was split over He will come from whether contraception. sterilisation and abortion D j aka r t a, Indonesia, should be used to help where he is visiting control world population Dutch Capuchins in that growth, and predicted mission area. Fr. Clementinus' visit the "conflict" would come to a head on Satur- will coincide with the observance of the 25th anday. niversary of the CapuBut on Saturday morn- chin foundation in Ausing, after the reports ap- tralia. He will spend one peared, Dr. Badger read day in Perth and will the conference a tran stay at the house of the script of wh .t he had Capuchins in Balcatta. said the day bcfore. He will participate in juHe had commented on bilee celebrations held ' a statement that "the in the various capital Catholic Church had con- cities and will visit in Melbourne, demned abortion, steril- friars isation and contraception Adelaide, Sydney and as morally unacceptable Brisbane. On leaving Australia, ways of population conhe will call on the Caputrol." chin missioners in the He had objected to the diocese of Mendi locatthree methods being ed in the highlands of treated together, he said. New Guinea. The 61 year old head Many Christians be. ved contraception, of the Capuchin Order used responsibly, was ac- was born in Vlissingen, ceptable, sterilisation was Holland, and was educatless acceptable and abor- ed in Rome where he tion was the least accept- earned a doctorate in able of the methods used. canon law. After servIn the words of Arch- ing as minister provinbishop Woods (Anglican. cial in Holland, he was Melbourne), the confer- called to Rome. In 1964 ence "cut this question of he was elected to the contraception down to highest post in the order. size." While in Australia Fr. obwill The Archbishop told Clementinus conference delegates he serve and evaluate the did not think they were work in which the friars there to discuss the are engaged. He is exmoral rights and wrongs pected to emphasize the of contraception. apostolate of social action and work among "What we're here to the poor and needy, a discuss is what we, as special characteristic of churches, have by way of the Capuchin-Franciscans contribution to national since their origin in development," he said. 1526.

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Indian Cardinal Warns Laymen On Worldly Conformity

J oseph Cardinal Parecattil of Ernakulam, has praised laymen as the "eyes and hands" of the Church in the world and said their function is "irreplaceable", but also warned them on acceptPerth may not have the busiest airport in the Commonwealth , but it does have its moments of frenzied activity. Between 11 ing worldly conformity.

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Church and the Pope is as relevant and necessary today as it was yesterday, "for the easiest thing a person can do is going back again next month. He realised to let his mind be made early on that extra qualifications meant up by the voice of the benefits, and Glen financial promotion and world and to convince is determined to finish the course in maths himself that it is the and electronics. voice of conscience. This story is about one Asian family "How tempting it is to that has made good after a short stay in transfer one's pejudices Australia, but it could well apply to many C ardinal Parecattil to the Holy Spirit!" he others. Their success is encouraging spoke also of a "disturb- commented. others who arrived with nothing and are ing trend" among Catho- In another talk, the now accepted by the community in which lics, including priests and Cardinal declared that they live. Religious, who seem to the Church was God's inThe Catholic Migration Office was re- toy with the idea that stitution for reconciliacently augmented by two student social conformity with the ways tion and peace and she workers from the Bentley Institute of of the world is progress. should be the fortress Technology. Miss Megan Halbert and Mr. "I am afraid," he said, against the enemies of Ray Stotter have both given excellent ser- "that an easy imitation of peace. vice in a field where little or nothing had certain radical types of "The Church should been done because there was no one to Protestantism and a de- not merely be the salvado it. Social workers visit the migrants fiance of the authority of tion army, but the peace in their homes and with their trained ap- the Church have become army and the reconciliaproach are able to sort out problems and trade marks of progres- tion army," he asserted. prevent many a heartache. It is to be sives in certain Catholic Stating that peace hoped that this service from the Bentley circles. must mean progress in "While I am much in satisfying man's material Institute will blossom into a much more permanent relationship and that the Com- favour of our theologians needs, Cardinal Parecatmonwealth Immigration Department will and our laymen profiting til said a "green revolusoon appoint a full-time social worker to by the positive witness tion"—which he defined of our Protestant breth- as technological breakthe Office. ren, I fear that a craze through in agriculture— The need of trained social workers has for novelty and conform- is a basic necessity for been clearly demonstrated over the past ism to the world's pat. India. six months and no one is more grateful terns and standards are "That perhaps is the for the assistance provided from Bentley bound to be disastrous." first effective step to prethan the present Director. Cardinal Parecattil said vent a Red revolution," In conclusion, although Cathmigration the authentic voice of the he added. does not hit the headlines, there's a lot of work being done by a lot of people. Blankets, beds, general furniture are all provided from very limited funds. It is to keep the Office going that a special collection is taken up at every Mass on Immigration Sunday, February 22. By supporting this collection you can express appreciation for assistance given when you Severe malnutrition cases in the former secessioncame to these shores, or, if you are Aus- ist region of Nigeria (Biafra) are now being served tralian. you will realise that migration is with newly-delivered supplies of a special food mixan essential part of the community growth ture, Henry R. Labouisse, executive director of the and that Cathmigration plays an im- United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), reportant part in this development. ported. He had returned from a visit of several days in the area.

this the noisy celebrations in the Orbit lnne after 10 p.m. and you realise that Perth has final ly caught up with the rest of the world. A cable from Cathay Pacific to the Catholic Migration Office in the Terrace brings news of the arrival of an Asian family sponsored by Cathmigration. A check with the airport at midnight reveals that the family is on board Flight 722 which will touch down on time—I a.m. The present Director of Cathmigration lives at Lynwood, and if the wind is from the north-east, the 707 will pass overhead on its way to the landing strip. If the wind is from the south-west, as it usually is, the roar of the reverse thrust jets is enough to indicate that the 707 has touched down safely and that it is time to head for the airport. On arrival, 20 minutes after the Flight has landed, the Director enters the lounge to be confronted by the usual collection of travellers, some in way-out gear —the flotsam of jet travel—others with rucksacks on the final stage of their journey round the world. There may be TV personalities (the professional wrestlers arrived one night looking very sad at the thought of having to wrestle in Perth!) The Director's eyes, however, are looking for one particular family. Contact is quickly made, a call on the money changers and soon the Corona is speeding through the darkened streets of Perth, in company with milkos and the early morning revellers, on its way to the SVP Migrant Hostel, Keaney House in Alma Road, North Perth. In 1969, the Catholic Migration Office sponsored 621 individuals into Western Australia. For a voluntary body, this is an impressive figure. How do these families, most of whom are Asian, settle in? Are they accepted? Do they feel at ease in the community? Perhaps if we have a closer look at one such family, we will see what can happen if the determination to make good is mixed with a little bit of luck. Number 27, Grinstead Way, Balga, is a typical, neat Australian home in a State Housing area. It is the home of Glen and Rosalind Castro and their four children, Albert (8), Charles (6), Angela (3) and

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Piecemeal Measures Not Enough

Self Tax Can Prevent Violence

Dr. Colin Clark will give the keynote address at a seminar on "Inflation", SYDNEY.—Archbishop Angelo Fernandez of Delhi s ponsored and organised by the National Catholic Rural Movement, at Belloc last week called on churches and Christian indiviHouse, 12 Sackville Street, Kew, on Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8. duals to tax themselves to help developing nations. cuss and suggest policies "It might make all the Church's involvement in to hold inflation in Aus- difference to the preven- development. overseas tion of violent revolution while tralia "We may not forget prices catch up with the to see the Christians of that, for many a noncost of production. These the world bending over Christian, westernism, policies should be plan- backwards to reverse ex- not to say imperialism ned — and implemented isting trends," he said. and exploitation, are by the Government — to taken as part and parcel Archbishop Fernandez, give farmers a chance of of Christianity. A cleanssurviving on the land and who was addressing the ing process seems indimake the prospects of "Action for World De- cated if such psychologivelopment" conference country towns brighter." cal barriers are to be reMr. Wild added that here, said the world was moved." at a turning point of hismaterial spiritual and the He made three self -tax welfare of the country tory. had always been part of For the firs ttime it was suggestions: • Central and local the work of the Rural possible to give men Apostolate; hence the throughout the world the authorities within the NCRM's concern and de- goods needed for true Church itself might concision to organise this human development. sider "appropriate acts of seminar. "It can be done. The generosity designed to basic issues are simple give a lead to their own people and others." and compelling. • The Church every"The greatest evil in the world is not poverty where could dedicate a "regular and significant but unconcern. portion of its resources "What is weak — and to the direct fostering of very much so -- is poli- development, even while The main thrust of the Australian Redernptorist mission tical will, and this must she strives to narrow the work should be centred around South East Asia, the Redemp- be produced by the com- gap between the haves bined efforts of research, and have-nots within the torist Provincial Chapter decided at Mayfield recently. education and dynamic Church." A report on the Chap- to specialise in youth media, group techniques action. • Individual citizens ter, issued this week, work, with emphasis on public relations, general "Governments will do could devote a percentage children in counselling and philoso- what public opinion will disclosed that a socio- Catholic of their income to dephy. support or demand." logical survey of the Re- State High Schools. velopment and the bulk The meaning of religIn the past, churches of the world's Christians demptorist situation in ious obedience and conk C ONFERENCE and Christians had toler- adopt a voluntary tax Australia had shown munity was also discusPOSTPONED ated social, economic and system. that there was a press- sed fully. the political injustices. To Cancellation of Archbishop Fernandez ing need for manpower The superior was reto meet growing de- cognised as the spiritual 1970 Liturgical Week by that extent, they must ad- told the conference that the board of directors of mit their responsibility Christians, especially mands for work. father of the communthe National Liturgical for the world's divisions those in developed counity, with the function of Conference More than 20 percent will give and hatreds. tries, should ask theminspiring and stimulating members more time to of Australian Redemptor "Twenty per cent of the selves whether they a spirit of a warm and devote to liturgical publiists are actively engaged world's people command should not change strucjoyous living in the re- cations, Father Joseph M. in South East Asia, 40 nearly 80 per cent of the tures "instead of lust ligious family. Connolly, conference pre- world's income, invest- tinkering with the probpercent exercise their superior and sident, said. Both Apostolate in Australia's ment and trade and be- lem within the existing community members He pointed out that it tween 90 and 100 per cent framework of internanear North. were seen to be respons- took about four months of shipping, banking, tional thralldom." The Chapter, attended ible for the good of all of planning to organise a marketing, insurance and by some 30 delegates He gave trade as an exInitiative, tolerance, res- liturgical week and that research. from South East Asia ample. pect for one another's conference members New Zealand and all "Is it too much to in/ special gifts had to be would welcome the addi"Not all the aid in the parts of Australia, decid voke historical justice world can compensate fostered and encouraged tional time this year to f ed that the main thrust gave further the publication and to call for an act of for the sin of stifling delegates The of Australian Redemo ! penance and obedience to trade. much time and attention thrust. work. Mission torist the Lord of history to the formation of the Father Connolly cited "If, in most developed should be placed in through a movement Brothers "b asic Redemptorist organisational countries the thinking of where Asia South East which would seek to rewho help the Fathers in problems," particularly the powers that be was dress the balance? it was not uncommon to financial difficulties, as their work. fully Christian, and not find only one priest to Special emphasis, too the reason for the cancel"Failure to think on just national, the differ12,000 people. was given to the "inser- lation of this year's litur- these lines can onll ence would be reflected On the home front, ; vice training" of priests gical week. accentuate the emotional in tangible gains on the the needy were to be: This is the first time in impediment to the international scene." engaged in mission work found in slum areas, in. A Secretariate for For- 30 years the conference suburbs, mi dustrial mation was established will not sponsor a liturgi'boom camps, grant to plan a continuing edu- cal week. towns,' aboriginal cen cational policy, to recogtres, overseas students FAMILY nise needs, assess reccntres, and in alcoholic. sources available and P LANNING families. to consult with each ( Les McGann, Manager-Licensee) CLINIC The youth problem man so that his individThe monthly Family was singled out as one ual gifts would be fosFOR FINE ACCOMMODATION BY THE SEA Planning Clinic will be c'ernanding immediate at- tered. AND SUMMER FUN ALL YEAR ROUND. cntion. Further education was held at St. John of God on Subiaco, Hospital, the in • Excellent Cuisine • Comfortable Modern The Chapter decide( r ecommended p.m. to set up a group of men areas of catechists, mass March 1 at 8 Bars and Lounge • Counter Lunches — Delightful Bear Garden • Icy Cold Party Kegs and Temprite • Moderate Tariff — Ample Free Parking. 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MY HAPPY DAYS IN A CONVENT IN STOCKHOLM Stockholm, the City on the Water, an ancient city over 700 years .old, is now busy in the process of •

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Tradition and progress lows were covered with a By SISTER M. PHILOMENA EARLE, —these are two things kind of waterproof maB.Sc., Diabetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. which can be said to be terial and seemed full of the hallmarks of this air. So I went off to sleep beautiful city, with the in the beautifully kept the page she was reading. hen's cackle into my ear.. There is the story about the radio announcer who remarked countryside and woods room which spoke of The Sister next to her We all enjoyed it. German perfection, and put her hand out covered These Sisters on the episode of War and Peace: "If you have missed the just beyond its limits. were with the sun with crumbs of bread bright and happy. I f irst few episodes, do not worry----there wil l be plenty more." I left Western Austra- awakened shining in on me. I and the little bird stood watched them from my July 20, 1968, as looked at my watch and on her palm until it had 1 am beginning to think this also applies to articles written on fashion. lia on one of two representa- discovered that it was finished eating them. It window. They were at woman who takes pen wants a to have her so say, why r ecreation in the lovely should I be very E tives of the Diabetic As- only 1.30 a.m. I realised then flew on to the garden and all playing ifferent? sociation WA, of to be d I was in the land of the branch of a beautiful "musical chairs" and present at the Sixth Con- midnight sun. cherry tree overshadow- heartily the enjoying good apphoto side because it really 3 green peppers gress of the International A very Holy Mass was cele- ing the table and droop- game. peared in the daily press does not matter what Diabetes Federation -lb. tomatoes brated in the Sisters' ing with luscious red They were Sisters of Stockholm — Sweden. during the week of a line or style of fashion chicken stock pint chapel downstairs, in cherries. the Holy Name of Mary, model wearing a maxi you may prefer, the de I was accommodated what appeared to be an The breakfast table and I think have been coat. It was not the mod- signers, manufacturers Salt and freshly milled at a convent of German ordinary private house. was spread with a delight- founded only about 30 el that caught my eye and co-ordinators have pepper. nuns at Stockholm, Sis- The nuns, all German, ful variety of home-made years. They were dignibut the amazed, disgust- decided what you'll wear Trim the chicken ters of the Holy Name of spoke the Swedish lan- bread. It seemed to be fied but child-like. the on of faces winter, busy and are this ed look joints, dip in seasoned Mary. The convent con- guage and sang the Mass brown, black and white. "Unless you become as the two gentlemen in the making sure the new flour and then add to sisted of two two-storey beautifully. There were Tiny wooden crates were little children . . .". said. ackground. stores appear in stock b buildings, one on each only about eight nuns in full of some type of ryc; Jesus. around Australia this the hot butter melted in a frying pan. 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to illness. "BIO-STRATH" is for aiding Cover and fry gently for came out to greet me. man thoroughness in all strawberry, all of which f rom the body's recovery 15 minutes to soften took me by the hand, sat their undertakings. illness. were growing around the Skin and slice the toma me down at the table and A fter Mass, we went to house. Oh, how delight- "BIO-STRATH" is for contoes and add to th( signed for me to eat. breakfast; we crossed ful! valescents. Lunch consisted of a " BIO-STRATH" is for betonions and green pep When I had finished my the road to the other v ariety of raw fruits and ter health and nerves. pers. meal, she joined her lovely white building. A v egetables. Carrots apIn these days of chemihands and rested her face long table was outside peared to be like balls of Season with salt and and on them, signifying that the back door. It was wool in a beautiful bowl calised processed freshly milled pepper "BIO-STRATH" it was time for bed, so I covered in a type of because they were finely f oods, allow to soften over the went acros sthe narrow coloured oil cloth with shredded lengthwise and f orms a vital addition to heat for a few momentt street into the neat little spring clips to keep it on. soaked in citrus fruit the daily food intake. then add all the vegetTry this splendid tonic convent chapel and then The garden chairs were juice. Beetroot was — maybe its the one you ables to the chicken up to my room. The bed also covered with the shredded, not sliced. I have been looking for. joints in the casserole. was furnished with a same type of cloth be- thought it was red cab- P riced at anly $4.25 per Stir the chicken stocl kind of fine linen mat- cause of the heavy dew. bage. It was difficult for bottle. "BIO - STRATH" into the frying pan, F.I.tiA tress-cover with an eider- The atmosphere was de- us to understand one an- Elixir is available at all well to mix in any pieces down enclosed. I really lightful. The birds were other. I enquired about a of sediment or flavour did not know whether I chirping and flying all dish of meat that looked c hemists and Health Food ing bring to the boil had to get into the bag or about us. For a short like pieces of poultry. Stores. E nquiries to then strain into the cas- underneath it, so I found time, a pious book was Everyone tried to put a serole dish. COM' SW a lady in a visitors' room read, and while this was name on it in English and V ITAMIN SUPPLIES PTY L TD. place in the centre of a and she told me to get going on, a little bird sat failed, so one Sister be51-55 Warrah Street, moderate oven and cook under it. No blankets on the Sister's head. She side me conveyed the C HATSWOOD. N.S.W. were provided. The pil shook it off and it sat on answer by imitating a for one hour.

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BOBBIE IS LEAVING

Out and about with the . . .

YCW YCS SUMMER SCHOOLS YCS has moved into 1970 with a great surge of enthusiasm, thanks to a series of highly successful Summer Camps over the Christmas holidays. First of all, there was a weekend camp for school-leavers at Marian Lodge, conducted by the YCW. This experimental venture created a great deal of interest in the post-school apostolate, and it is hoped it will be carried through during the year. In the week before pressed the living comChristmas, there was a munity spirit that was school for 70 junior girls generated in every one of in the midst of the the camps. beautiful surroundings of But don't think it was St. Brigid's College, Lesall work! Recreation time murdie. after dinner was put to In the weeks before good use, whether it was school resumed, there in swimming, 'water were three schools in suc- polo', tennis, basketball cession—one for boys at or volley-ball, or simply Marian Lodge, Kala- in "discovering the world munda, a camp for key- and the people around leaders, both boys and us." girls ,again at Marian Lodge, and one for senior A special feature was girls at Sacred Heart Col- the responsibility taken lege, Sorrento. by senior leaders. Credit There was plenty of is due especially to Ellen hard work done at all the Kenny, Ian Harrower, camps—searching discus- Key. Davis, and Pauline sions on the meaning of Gee for the way they the schools. the Christian life; a striv- chaired ing to come to a deeper Thanks also to the Sisunderstanding of the ters, to the cooks at YCS and the methods by Marian Lodge, to the which it works; film dis- YCW for its interest and cussions, and other talks help, and to all those who and enquiries relevant to gave of themselves wholethe lives of young Chris- heartedly to make the camps a success. tians.

that the wonderful spirit, enthusiasm and understanding generated there will be carried back into aql 2upnp stomps alp

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Everyone connected with the YCW knows Bobbie Harrison (above)—or should do! But do all of you know she is leaving? Yes, she leaves next Friday (Feb. 27) and heads for Melbourne (again!!) Bobbie has been with the YCW now for 18 months and has been a popular figure in the general run of Last Friday night, Miss YCW, Anne Donaldson things at 77 St. George's Terrace. ( accompanied by Vivean Miller—also from Left!, So using an old cliche: What is Perth's loss is erville) left Perth for Melbourne. Melbourne's gain, we all bid her au revoir and bon This was the main prize for the Miss YCW voyage—and thanks. Quest.

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She will be met in Mel- her main port of call, for bourne by the National word has it that the girls Sunday, March 8: The Staff, and no doubt will will be spending a few Rivervale Youth Club are be shown all over the days in Tasmania. Anne and Vivean will holding a Car Rally. 'big smoke'. to Perth on the Although a set return itinerary Leaving 1.15 p.m. St. Augustine's School River- has not been planned, night of March 7—and we vale. A barbecue tea will Anne will meet YCW wish them both a very complete the rally. Please groups in Victoria and happy and eventful holibring your own meat, will attend some of their day. After We returning to salads and buns provided branch meetings. and drinks will be on hope she will return with Perth, Anne will start some bright ideas for the work as a full-time social sale. See you there! West. worker with the Child Melbourne will not be Welfare Department. This annual year's Catholic Ball will be held on Thursday, May 14, at the Embassy Ballroom. Girls wishing to make their debut at this ball must have their names, address, phone number into the YCW Office (77 St. George's Terrace) no later than Friday, march a t the junior girls camp. 6.

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Williamson after their recent marriage at St. Mary's Kalamunda. The bride, formerly Kay Buckle, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. R. E. Buckle, of Darlington, the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Williamson, of "Illoura," Gidgegannup.

Mr. and Mrs. Syd Chesson smile happily after their re cent marriage at Our Lady of Victories Church, We,,.,,b• ley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J uracich, of Wembley.

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Thursday, February 19, 1970

MISSION NOTES . . .

Ten years ago, businessmen in Britain generally did not consider THE CHURCH IN A MOSLEM LAND management techniques as a distinct profession "One of the main problems of the country is that could be in part illiteracy," said Archbishop Cordeiro of Karachi, taught. Pakistan, when interviewed in Italy recently. For missioners expelled from Would the expelled missioners ever be allowed Pakistan is an undeveloped country, with an They felt that it was ROME. something that was the desolation that economy based on agriculture, he added. Violent was once Biafra, the back? shook picked up on the job. One his head sadly as he stepped off the r evolution to try to improve the lot of the poor But a quiet revolution biggest wrench was to see their massive plane and said, "No, it's all over." would certainly not be advisable, because it has been gathering pace missioners were deported on a technithe if Yet would do more harm than good, and in any and efficien t relief operation just fall throughout British busicality, they could just as easily be re-admitted on case the Church does not preach violence but ness. Now, so far as large apart. technicalities once the public resentment of Nigerian justice, love and peace. firms are concerned, the authorities is tempered. The presence of the Church in Pakistan is And then, to see nothing adequate take its place. use of consultants and necessary, continued His Grace. The missione account From the several of the rs, absolutely ap"In Ihioma alone we had 19 feeding centres," said sophisticated managemissionaries may at time be discouraged at the ment techniques are the Father John Finucane, one of the expelled mis- parent irregularities in their trial emerged. Although they had been working in the East-Central state, slow progress (less than a half of one per cent rule rather than the ex- sioners. of the population is Catholic—some 450,000 in ception. "We fed two meals a week to 62,000 people, one they were tried in Rivers state, a different jurisdiction. They were not informed that they would be a population of just over 100 million), but this On Saturday, February meal a day to 5,000 people, and three meals a day realised always to be expected in a Moslem country, tried, and when only it is they were into led to 739 children. We were keeping 150 orphans, the T. -(at 08.15 GMT) the and for this reason it must be "Pakastanised" BBC World Service is oldest of them seven years. We had 500 children in the courtroom and confronted by a magistrate. They were not given legal advice or counsel. The as much as possible, so that people will see broadcasting the first of sick-bays. prosecutor made some demonstrably false accusaCatholics as brothers and not as strangers. four programmes which "The most distressing part was to see this whole tions which the missioners were not enabled to Concerning dialogue with Islam, the situation examine just four of the main areas where Britain organisation destroyed." contradict effectively. is much better now than a few years ago. Many is now making a decisive He said the scene was repeated througho more Christians are now studying the Islamic Provided anti-missionary and anti-Catholic feeling ut the contribution to the ex- over-run enclave, where missione sacred books, and vice versa. Joint study groups rs and their co- in Nigeria is pacified, a successful appeal against pertise of modern busi- workers operated and meetings have also been held with Moslem some 1,500 feeding stations, 20 the deportations might be based upon one or more ness. Marketing has been hospitals and 100 authorities. And a good deal of co-operation, sick -bays, as well as distributed of these counts. one of the key concepts food in more than 1,700 refugee camps and a dozen which develops mutual esteem, is now taking how But political the is climate changed? to be of the last decade. prisons where some 4,000 political missione One place in the social field. gave clue reply r in a a he made during and military The idea, which origi- prisoners were kept. interrogation: On the priesthood Archbishop Cordeiro said nated in America, has that the idea of a priest taking up a non-priestly "I would be happy to be judged by the people Father Finucane was one of 21 been developed considerpriests, four whose lives I saved." job could not be considered in Pakistan, where Br others and five nuns taken from their missions ably in Britain by a numpublic opinion would be completely against it. People who owe their lives to the missioners are ber of companies which and deported by the Nigerian government on Feb. 4. legion in Nigeria now. A priest is looked upon by the people as dedihave gained an interna- The younger men among them had received sixcated exclusively to his religious mission. For tional reputation through month jail sentences for illegal entry and working P HENOMENON the same reason public opinion would be their particular approach w ithout a permit, and the older men and the nuns to marketing. against any change in the law of celibacy. had been fined on the same Already south-eastern Nigeria—the part once counts. All were deIn "Marketing for the ported within about a week of called the Eastern Region and then called Biafra their trial. Medium-sized Firm", the A PRACTICAL CONCERN FOR YOUTH and now divided among the Rivers state, the Eastfirst programme in the T ECHNICALITIES Central state and the South-East state—is the scene Twenty-seven wandering, jobless boys have series, the executives of How did they feel ?.bout their found a new challenge in life in a rather unique trial and conviction? of happy reunions of relatives, of parents and childthree such firms, all of None of the missioners had garage at the Catholic Mission in Moshi, Tanwhom export their goods expected a court case ren long given up for dead. or imprisonment, said Father Already word is spreading that the missioners zania. abroad, talk about the Finucane. Their treatment by victorious federal It is a garage without roofs, without walls, marketing troops had been correct kept these loved ones alive, with food flown into techniques the beleaguered territory. they practise, which have and reassuring. with hardly any machinery. Yet is is fast bebrought both profit and What gives special force to this phenomenon is coming the most popular garage in town, since Father Frank Mullan commented: "We knew we prestige to their com- w ere guilty of that a substantial portion of the young and the old it does the quickest job for the lowest price. illegal entry and of working panies. without who owe their lives to the missioners are members a permit. But these were The idea originated last August when Fr. technicalities. We didn't of the so-called minority Adolph, the Director of the Catholic Community tribes and not members of They are Cyril Towner do these things in defiance of the federal govern- the Ibo tribe that was the backbon Centre, decided to do something to help the of Dexion, noted in many ment, but just as the only e of the Biaf ran possible means of con- revolt and constituted some two-thirds of the countries for their slot- tinuing our pastoral jobless boys wandering around the town. He ministry and the alleviation ted angle shelving, John of suffering. original population of Biafra. wanted to find employment for them, but he Chudley of Letraset, makMinority tribesmen who speak out for the miswanted that employment to be a future. The "No, we did not think ‹...s of dry transfer inthe federal government sioners, as they now are beginning to do quite answer to this, he saw, was to teach them w ould take any kind of stant lettering, and Rolunitive action. We had saved loudly, cannot be accused of anti-federal bias. And trades. Since then he has organised a training and Jobson, whose firm the lives of people with whom the federal the role of the centre minority for carpentry, one for metal work and tribesma governn in post-war manufactures the popu- ment had no possible quarrel. These Nigeria is certain to be far stronger than before the people garage. were, a lar Matchbox series of bsolutely speaking, innocent victims who knew the rebellion. nothing of politics or of toy cars. Under the direction of a local mechanic, ten secession." In Rome, upon the arrival of the missioners, an other mechanics at the garage each take a few official statement read by one of them emphasised of the 27 boys to train them in their work. W. F. SAMSON & Co. their hope "to The return finished jobs are inspected by one of the to work in an atmosph ere of R E.I.NV A. the peace of God of which we are the heralds, mechanics, and the payment is split between 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE among the Nigerian people whom we love." the boys, mechanics and running expenses. The Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Biota eollected, Estates managed. Representin The statement, highly conciliatory throughout, accounts are kept by a graduate of the Comg: Queensland lust'once Co. Ltd., Royal Automobile also declared that the missioners "were never inmunity Centre Business School. 11.A.C. Insuran,e Pty. Ltd Rank of Club of W.A. (Ina. N.S.W. Savings Bank Avensy Two people who have volved politically in the sad conflict in which we Customers come with anything that moves— Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. devoted the past 25 years were privileged to assist the suffering and the Ltd. lorries, buses, cars and motor cycles. They are Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Sir Frederick t o the fascinating study dying." usually looking for a quick job and they get it. Samson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson of child lore and the sec30 4425, The speed comes from the garage's productionMrs. D. P. Migro 53551. ret world of children are HOPE IN THEIR FACES line attack on the job to be done. Each member Iona and Peter Opie, who of the crew has a particular task to perform Pope Paul VI, receiving all 21 of the missioners will be talking to Bernard Palmer about their work who had come to Rome before flying home to and he does it. In a matter of minutes, for in "Profile", which can be Britain and Ireland, remarked that he saw "a hidden instance, the whole engine is completely disheard in the BBC World hope" in thei: faces, "the hope, perhaps, mounted if necessary, parts placed in piles and of one day Service on Monday returning where gaskets hung on tree trunks. But within a few you have left your hearts." March 2 (at 13.15 GMT) hours it is repaired, put back together again He spoke of his "trust that the goodwill of the They describe how, aland the vehicle is back on the road. federal authorities will at the opportune time bring most by accident, they this hope to realisatio n." One of the garage's greatest achievements up discovered this rich field The deported missioners included 20 priests of the t o now has been the reconsruction of a comof study, from which has resulted three unique Holy Ghost congregation, one Vincentian (Father plete Landrover. The mechanics and boys books: "A Dictionary of Mullan), four Marist Brothers, three Holy Rosary started with a second-hand chassis, and by using Nursery Rhymes" pub- Sisters, and two Presentation Sisters. Most of these parts from another vehicle they built a comlished by the Oxford Uni- are Irish. The Marist Brothers are British. plete car around the second-hand chassis. The versity Press, "The Lore One of the missioners said that as he sat in the finished Landrover is now transporting charand Language of School- airplane at Lagos waiting to be flown coal in the neighbourhood. out of Nigeria, children", and their latest he saw the apostolic delegate approach the plane as My acknowledgement and thanks to an anony—"Children's Games in if to bid farewell to all the deported missioners. mous friend for $10. Street and Playground". Then he saw the delegate, Archbishop Amelio Poggi, It took ten years to probeing led away. (It was later reported that the papal Send your sacrifices to: duce the Nursery Rhymes book, which they began envoy had been detained some hours in the airport REV. FR. W. J. FOLEY, after discovering that no for infringement of regulations.) Catholic Missions Office, Ti' St. George's Tce.. Another 28 missioners were reported to have been study had been produced on this subject since 1842. taken to Port Harcourt for detention. Among them Perth, W.A. 6000 For information on the was Bishop Joseph Whelan, CSSp, of Owerri, origin of a childhood although it was later reported he had been allowed game, or the meaning to return to his diocese. Among this second group behind an everyday nur- reported detained in Port Harcourt, and presumably sery rhyme, subjects of scheduled for trial there, were 16 members of the MEMORIALS interest and curiosity to Holy Ghost congregation (including Bishop educationalists, histor- Whelan), two Vincentians, eight Holy Rosary Sisters, ians and ordinary folk 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE alike, one has only to one American Maryknoll nun (Sister Doctor Vivian Vo trube) and one Irish Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected turn to the books by the diocesan priest who had anywhere in W.A. Church Altars canned & executed. Opie's to find the answer. gone into the surrounded enclave during his Christmas vacation. POWDERS & Designs and Quotes without obligation. 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numerable people. Father Keating has already done this ably. A real personal rela-

volley ball, table tennis,

holiday camp for 20 boys-102 rowing, fishing, crabbing, tionship was set up beAn enjoya ble West Perth, and 10 from St. cave hunting, pillow fight- tween the staff of nuns, Brigid's, from St. Xavier's, East Perth, was held from ing, plus a memorable Caseys and Priests and rancis F the January 11 to 16 at Mr. D. O'Connor's farm some trip to Garden Island. will boys. Please God it remain and bear Exhaustion (particularly Mandurah. past miles 14

as regards the priests) The purpose was to who fell into line. Three was only averted by the holi- nuns from the Presenta- plentiful supply of good give the boys a good same time tion Order were indispen- food. Mass was celethe at and day establish a closer con- sible in the catering and brated each day with folk to hymns in the house. In tact with priests. Three cooking. Mr. and Mrs. K. the ex- Casey and family gave the group discussions we enjoyed riests p perience with the boys: invaluable and varied were able to get the boys' who spear support, particularly in ideas as well as give. Fr. M. Keating when needed, a few and organising the week. venture, the eaded h Activities were con- guidelines in behaviour and Edwards S. athers F and religious practices. j. Bianchini, the Curates stant and varied—swimThanks are due to inPerth, ming, cricket, soft ball, East and West of

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W O ILD of SPO BETWEEN OVERS by FERD TIPPETT CRICKET In three outstanding seasons of cricket achievement, W.A.—winners of the Sheffield Shield in 67/68, second to South Australia 68/69 and now runners-up to Victoria in 69/70—has emerged again in the top two bracket. Considering the difficult assignment our players have each season—four straight 'tnatches away from home—our performances have been outstanding in this, a tough, cutthroat competition. Teamwork will always prevail agains tthe star-studded collapsible cricket champions. With Perth's first Test match to take place in December, the WACA ground is adequate and ideal ly situated for the State's biggest cricket venture. The ground can be expected to accommodate 30,000 people, and by December, a new public stand, which will seat approximately 3,300, will be ready. The condition of the oval and wicket has always been ideal, and weather in Perth around December rarely presents problems. During the last five years, WA has become very cricket-minded. The game has taken on " the family look". Perhaps one of the most a ttractive features of cricket atmosphere is carefree dress. Women wear beach-garb or summer fashion, while men are attired in relaxed Australian styles. Our cricket prestige has awakened in us the need for "the international atmosphere" that only a Test can bring to a city. Surely, since the memorable days of the great "Don", cricket has never been more intense and exhilerating than that which "Test fever" brings to cricket hungry fans. Our Shield team has set the pattern for the public "Test Match" appeal fund with a col'ective team effort of a $60 donation. ( Tony Lock's cricket future wil l be a matter of conjecture until June when the next state coaching appointment is made. Tony, of course, may not be available. However, all cricket fans will hope he will front-up as coach for 1970/71 season. Derrick Chadwick could fit into the Australian Test team as an opening bat in the Test series against the MCC for the 1970/71 cricket season. A lot will depend on Chadwick's performances on the New Zealand Tour which commences shortly. Bill Lawry ,the Austral ian captain, has needed an opener similar to Derrick Chadwick for some time, and this would enable Keith Stackpole to bat later in the batting lineup. TENNIS Open tennis has certainly raised the standard of the game over the last two years as the semi-finalists these days are the players who really "win their spurs" in the hurlyburly of knock-out open tennis. You've got to be really good to take out the plums in the European open tennis circuit and then fly into Australia to cash in on our tough, timeconsuming circuit.

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What's In Store?

The footy season is just around the corner. But the way some ardent followers go on, one would think it's an all-year-round game. SPORTS But what's really in store for the fan? C HATTER Much has been said about the vigorous training programmes currently in use by the various sides. And, from these reports, it's evident that the coaches are taking a new approach. Why, East Perth's Mal Brown has even added a spell by Rod Evans of boxing to help condition his boys! Then there's circuit training, weekend training camps . . . HINDI, owned by Geoff O'Neil and trained by of which may bear fruit for some, and failure aJl for FOOTBALL: South Fremantle may have sparked a Don Hammer, showed others. improvem ent when While I do follow footy to an extent,I furore with its claims to have won an extra 12 big really he finished on to run premierships under the name of Fremantle. think it's any different from other team don't games second to YEDO. As he is like soccer, basketba ll or rugby—except that it's The club has added the a brother to a good horse Aussie. extra premierships to its in TAMERTEUR, perby Bob Roberts letterhead—giving it a haps he is just going to Aussie Rules, like the above mentioned, demands the ultimate in physical condition—and total of 20. This puts come good. teamwork. And perhaps the latter more. South Fremantle only suiter, Vogels will be one SON O'MARTY had his three premierships be- of WA's main contenders first run after a hit up in What's the use of having a well-conditioned mob hind East Fremantle's at the championships. players who do not knit together as a team, of the Speech and Hearing Australian record. fine combination which is found wanting inor a Others who could show Centre Cup and showed the South Fremantle's ac- out are sprinter Ken he is going to measure up fitness department? tion brought a quick Norris and distance rider to top class. He was nar- The coaches realise this and are now moulding move from the WANFL Warren Keyser. rowly defeated for players into fit and efficient units. Perhaps, their with board of management. HOCKEY: The Austra- second place by a real these new training methods, a higher The league has notified lian women's hockey good horse in KILstandard play can be expected. South Fremantle that its team will start an 11- RICKLE records do not conform week overseas tour on SWINGING SUE came West Perth for premiers? * * * with the club's claim. the wrong foot. from a long way back to Formed in 1885, FreMost of the players run fifth to CAPTAIN A recent bit in the local afternoon paper had me w ondering. Miniature "inter-state" Aussie mantle won the most have not played since KETTLE in the Gibson Rules in Britain? Why, Aussie Rules may go successive WA premier- September and have not Novice. As she stays very internatio nal ships, 10. Unfortunately, been able to train to- well, she may soon open after all! it did not have the same gether. This will be an her account for new To-date, the only international Aussie Rules matches, success off the field. Fin- added handicap as the trainer Don McClymans. Ibelieve, have been with the Irish, and exhibition ancial difficulties forced team will meet players Last season she was very games in South East Asia and the like. Fremantle to disband already competing. unlucky in close finishes Wouldn't it be nice if we could one day read: just before the turn of The tour will take the but I would give her a " Australia today won the World Australian Rules the century. Australians to England, lot of thought from now F ootball championships when it beat In 1900, two men tra- Scotland, Wales, Holland on. France . Who knows . . . ? velled by train, each with and South Africa. MY BERNADENE was a shilling to register a There will be four the medium of a huge new club, South Fre- tests. One against Eng- plunge in the Advance YOUR MORLEY CHEMIST mantle. The club adopted land and three against Handicap on Saturday. the same colours as Fre- South Africa. Drawing a wide marble, M.P.S.) mantle. Even so, the Austra- she covered lots of extra BOANS MORLEY East Fremantle will lians should give a good ground but faded in the ( The Pharmaey Eight Inside Boans) strongly dispute South account. last few yards to finish Have your Prescriptions Picked up and Delivered Fremantle's claims — OLYMPICS: The Olympic fourth. Alby Beckett has Phone 76 1395 after all, many of Old Games have become a improved her no end and Easts foundation players "keep-up with the Jones" she will pay to follow. were members of Fre- event. Or so Olympic BONKA, by MAKAPURA, BUYING OR SELLING — TOP mantle. VALUE ALWAYS Committee president has improved out of sight CYCLING: Former WA Avery Brundage claims. since being trained by HOPKINS MIGHTY MART cyclist Tony Kelliher has Because each succes- Colin France at Rocking222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH. had great success since sive country tries to out- ham. When Peter Moran Public Auctions — Tuesdays, going to Victoria. do its predecessor, the asked for an effort he 10.30 a.m. Next week he will Games' costs are spiral- treated the opposition WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 attempt to win the Aus- ling. with contempt and there tralian professional 5,000 This could be the rea- are more wins in store metre pursuit champion son why few countries for this handsome chestship at the Australian are applying to stage nut. titles at Wylie Park, Syd them. ney. Brundage said the ex- Coming Events He will have strong horbitant costs could de- Friday, February 20: Now have Tickets selling in the opposition from team- prive any of the emergSpeedway, Claremont mate and former Olym- ing African and Asian Showgrounds; popular ZODIAC $50,000 First pian, Hilton Clarke. countries from holding Saturday, February 22: He caused an upset to the Games. Pennant Cricket; Prize Lottery (Tickets $3 each, defeat Clarke for the As Munich are finding. Sunday, February 22: Victorian title. ( full book, $150). With the next Games still Cricket — Senior Colts WA's Henk Vogels two years away, Munich's semi-finals, W.A.CA. Prompt return all Mail Orders could provide both riders costs are already mountwith strong opposition. A ing to make the Games TEST YOUR This Lottery has 50,000 Tickets former Olympic pm, possibly the costliest yet. KNOWLEDGE only. 1. Gaelic Football: How did this game origiIt will be a quick seller. nate? When was a controlling body set up? 2. When were the rules for Aussie Rules first Wembley Hotel formulated? Excellent Lounge and The Kerry Gaelic football team, All-Ireland •satni Sun A ccommodation champions for many years, will arrive in Perth a.iatli sum Jou 'gam 2uT Phone 87 2418 on March 3 to show Aussie Rules fans that Gaelic -Svid paugap Ariadoid Cnr. Cambridge and lItumatun ou tiatn SUM football is no cissy's game. A lexander Sts., Wembley alma *„suu Joj aa-13„ To date, there is un- Gaelic Football Associa- usTird-ialuT jo 2trpds certainty as to which tion in Dublin. -If0 an SUM iircnooj Subiaco Hotel team the Irish champions SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE Perth will be the Kerry °Rasp puvraiI csaIing,L SEA AT F irst Class Accommodation will meet on March 7, but team's first stop before TIT uopepossv officials of the Irish Club undertaking a short tour ogavo Gtfl jooPaltI2V The Ocean Beach and Service IUS hope the opposition will of the Eastern States, atil DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT, /Avg 'T 'HE 'AM Hotel 'I FREE HOME DELIVERY come from one of the top Fiji and San Francisco. zpth gliods o siaAisuv Under Personal Supervision league teams (West Phone 81 1028 of TOM KENNY Perth?) or a strong comIrene McHenry, Proprietress Phone 3-1584 bined side.

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Hotel Guide

Reports have it that The Railton B ayswater Hotel Irishmen are perPerth's Most Modern OPP. STATION Temperance Hotel turbed by talk that Gaelic Old Time Music & 5 minutes walk from football isn't much, and Dancing, St. Mary's Cathedral Friday and GLOUCESTER PARK they're determined to B.B. from $7.00 S aturday. show that there'll be no Car. Pier & Murray Streets LES BARTTLET Prop. Phone: 21-8861 - 21-8861 7.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (1st Div.) pussyfooting around. TEL: 71-1224 Fireline, Simpson , First Chief. Kerry, the Kingdom Commercial Hotel Hotel Australia County, has been top dog 7.50—ROTARY HANDICA P Northam MURRAY STREET, PERTH in the National Gaelic Pan Pacific, Fiery Fashion, Trendello. Excellent Accommodation and Football Association's Phcne Northam 49 Dining Service, Lunch $1 competition for more Parking Accommodation time than any other 8.25 -QUALIFYING STAKES (2nd Div.) E. Murphy, Proprietor PHONE 23-1541 Main Brace, Clansman, Frosty Aussie. team. It comprises some of 9.00—CLUB HANDICA Enjoy the Best P Accommodatior & Service Hotel Rockingham the toughest, roughest, No Dill, Talent Scout, Hangover. fittest Irishmen who ask Hotel Cottesloe BY THE SEA and give no quarter. In RIGHT ON THE SEA FRONT 9.30 —COUNT RY PACING For a DERBY Healthy Holiday fact, they make it known Phone 3 2155 The Best of Fishing Picton Prince, Cawarra, Dark Adair. that they rather go through a pack than R., M. DYMOCH, Litensee FRANK MADDIGAN, Proprietor 10.00—INTERNATIONAL HANDICAP work round it! Gallant Nelson, Bangaroo Rex, Wee Darlin. The tour was conACCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL. firmed recently by tele10.30—C Room OUNCIL with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee HANDICA P gram from the Kerry County Board, followed Answer Me, Gallant Ribbon, Anti Friction. morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking' facilities. $4.50 per day. up by a letter of confirmation from the National BEST BETS: PAN PACIFIC, NO DILL 248 HAY STREET EAST. TELEPHONE 21-4341. the

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Children's World

Dear Boys & Girls More than a week of Lent has passed. What special effort have you made so far? Giving up ice-cream or l ollies is easy if we're allowed to have them only on special occasions anyway! Some children I know have resolved not to argue with their brothers and sisters or use bad language during Lent. When, and if, they fail they fine themselves one or two cents of their pocket money and this goes into the family Compassion Box. This sounds a little enough thing in itself, but think of the conseYou are pleasing your quences. father, because they and mother don't have to correct you; you are pleasing God for his greatest commandment is that you love your b rother; thirdly you are helping the poor with your contributions; and f ourthly you may discover at the end of Lent that you are a better and happier person because you have overcome a fault. Perhaps you could think of Lent this way. Whenever you go to a party, you spend a good part of that day preparing yourself. Mum makes sure all your good clothes are washed and ironed, that you have bathed, that your hair is clean and neatly c ombed, your finger-nai ls clean. In o ther words you make yourself as presentable as possible out of respect for the person who invited you. Christ has invited us all to his Easter party on Easter Sunday. During Lent (the time of preparation) then, you should make your soul as attractive as possible for him. Tend it with love for God and your neighbour, wash it with prayer, neaten it by overcoming your faults, polish it with good deeds, and finally dress it with thanksgiving for al l that you have. I f you do these things then you wi ll spend Lent profitably. It is up to you! If you think that you have some really wonderful ideas for Lent, w rite in and share them with all the o ther boys and girls who read this page. Good luck and God bless your e fforts. BROTHER JUNIPER.

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BIRTHDAYS * SUNDAY FEBRUARY 22 Peter Mitchell, Minnivale (14); Elaine Davidson, Carlisle (9); Anna Smits, Mt. Helena (7); Willy Janissen, Queen's Park (8); Michael Trew, Myaree (11); Monika Hrubos, Glen Forest (14); Brian Raven, Riverton (12); Mario Campo, Kwinana (6); Bredon Fitzpatrick, Nedlands (6); Donna Cilli, Carnarvon (10).

* MONDAY FEBRUARY 23 Jennifer Healy, South Perth (13); Patricia Curtis, Mt. Hawthorn (13); Timothy Ravine, Greenmount (10); Rebecca Henderson, Manning (12); Jane White, Wattle Grove (11); Anne Culley, Manjimup (14); Pauline Begg, Moora (12); Leonie Cowie, Wongan Hills (8); Bernadette Knuckey, Mt. Hawthorn (10); Lisa Carr, Applecross (8); Gary Veen, Rivervale (10); Anthea Grattidge, Narrogin (8).

* TUESDAY

Oops . . look out for me! And down he goes, splash into the cool of that clear water. As they say, a FEBRUARY 24 picture tells a story far more effectively than a thous and words. These children are just some of the many Geoffrey Hay, Wembley who took to the water last weekend in the face of th e hot weather. (12); Deborah Lucombe, Mandurah (9); Heather Sinclair, East Pingelly (9); Linda Paterniti, Joondanna (8); Christine • Sunlight is a mixture Leonhardt, North DoubleRoslyn Maree Coffey of seven colours which view (8); Michael Ma( 61, 16 Paramatta Road, usually appear white to lone, Kumminin (12); August Kuek Danger, Doubleview, Holy Ros- our eyes. "I am writing to tell Catherine Patterson, Mel- you a story and a poem Primary "T" School. ary, ballet and swim• As sunlight passes ville (7). I've made up," says Catholic Mission, Tim- ming. through these colours bunke, P.O. Angoram, Clare Mullane. they are scattered by ESD, TPNG, a boy or girl Catherine Hand. 11 molecules of air, dust * WEDNESDAY I IOLIDAYS penfriend from any- Eaton Street, Morley and other impurities. FEBRUARY 25 Holidays, this is a time where. ( 10), St. Brigid's, piano. • Out atmosphere scatof joy Carmel Mackin, Tamters violet, blue and Pahah Martha (10', 11 For every girl and boy. ming (14); Patricia de green light more than Church St.. Port Henry. Catherine Dallimore reds and yellows. Flores, Bentley (11); Holidays are such fun, Debra Lewis, Rivervale When you bask in the New York 12974. USA. a ( 9), 70 Holtnfirth Street, • At sunrise and sunpenfriend from Australia. Mt. Lawley, St. Paul's, sun. (13): Kerry Haskett, Mt. set we see more reds and Holidays the seaside is Claremont (14); Jane Edwin Donahue (10). 6 swimming. yellows, thus had a "red Mazza, Floreat Park (14); Where you can play seek Lock Lane. Port Henry, sunset". and hide. Mike Bremers. North New York 12974, USA. a Richard Stanley • The sky looks blue. Cottesloe (8); Guy Ales- Holidays are when you penfriend from Australia Mrowka (6). 147 Edin- because blue light waves i nvite a friend sandro, Perth (12); boro St., Joondanna, St. are short, and are more Joseph Fenech, Bassen- To spend a week or two Jennifer Draper (11-14). Denis, collecting any- scattered by air and dust with you. c /- Mr. W. J. Draper. thing, everything. dean (11); Peter Cull, particles. Bunbury (8); Vincent Holidays are a break Greatheads Rd.. Bundafrom school berg, Qld. 4670, a girl penBianchini. Queen's Park (8); Valerie Riley, Wan- And enjoying yourself at friend from any country the pool. in the British Commondering (11); Paul Connor, Holidays are a relief wealth. Australia will be Claremont (R). from the stuffy school suitable. Hobbies: Drawbus, ing, music, reading, sewBut they end too soon ing and stamp collecting. * THURSDAY SO NEARLY OVERWHELMED for some of us. FEBRUARY 26 Tracey Anne Callaghan Make haste, 0 God, to save me, Goldsworthy, A nne (10), 61 Thorn St. IpsI am slowly and helplessly sinking MalaDavid (14); Como wich, Qld.. a girl penup to my chin in this swamp cari. Attadale (13); Timfriend from New Guinea engulfed and with no sure foothold. Hussey, Floreat othy Hobbies: Stamp collectWhat did the man say ing. sewing and reading My throat is husky from calling, Marianne (14); Park My eyes are strained from searching, Underwood, Leonora when the train ran over Amy Choy (15). 16 Win'T (12); Gregory Schoen- his foot? — Toot, toot, My heart is faint from waiting— Fung Street West, 1st Fl.. Makers, Cloverdale (11); tootsie, good-bye. long waiting for you, my God. Wanchai. Hong Kong, Judy Kerr, South Perth * * * Tenderly turn to me, Master penfriends from any(13); Susan Kane, Floreat renewing your kindness and power; Why did the teenagers where. Hobbies: General. I know I drive fast, but Park (11). veil not your face from this servant I wish you would not go to the top of the moun- especially singing and keep harping on it. tain?—To see the rolling reading. so frail and so troubled in vain. Did you hear that Terrified passenger: * FRIDAY stones. Hasten, 0 God, to preserve me Sammy's Ma is not seeWhat did the American S. Mariadas Sundaram. from the dangers which near overwhelm. ing so much of him now? Well, if I don't complain FEBRUARY 27 say when his dog fell I.B.Sc. (17, boy), 150 about your driving I'm No, why? Brendan O'Brien, Kelm—adapted from psalm 69 (69) Bemuse he is wearing afraid I'll be harping on scott (14); Terri O'Brien, down the cliff? — Dog- Santhi Nillaiyam. Sacred Heart Hostel, St. Joseph's something else. gone. long trousers now. by James J. Muirhead, Kelmscott (14); Anne * * * (Sent in by Christine College. Tiruchirapalli-2. * * * Wood, Boulder (12); Doyle.) Tamilnadu. S. India, penTeacher: Where is the First tramp: Don't you Cathryn Whitehurst, Karfriends from anywhere. English Channel? find that drainpipe rather rinyup (11); Julie De Bie. * * * Ted: I don't know, Sir. hard for a pillow? Scarborough (13); Cheryl Boss — You told me We can't get it on our Second tramp: Not at Ellery, Belmont (12); Dee television set. all, I've stuffed it with Rowe, Cloverdale (13); that you had to see the dentist yesterday, but I straw. * * * John Sheehy, White Gum saw you at the football My first is in house and Tourist: Don't stand * * * Valley (10); Anne Elliott, there like a fool, man. also in home, Nosey visitor: Why Floreat Park (8); Sherrie match. "If it's NOONAN'S ITS NICE" Employee — Yes, sir. My second is in torn but Run and get the village does that stork stand on Murphy. Boulder (1G); doctor. The dentist plays in goal. not in tear, one leg? Annette Langley , GosNative: Sorry, mister, My third is in girl but not * * * FOR YOUR T.V. SNACK Zoo keeper: Because if nells (13); Frances Travthat's him in boy, you just ran he lifted it, he'd fall ers, E. Victoria Fark (7); over. MAY WE SUGGEST OUR It is in the window, but My fourth is in squash down. Leanne Bowen. Morley not in the pane; it is in and also in squeeze, (10). Toasting Slice RAISIN LOAF the water, but not in the My fifth is in game but not in play, deep; it is in wool, but My Birthday is Phone 67 1044, 67 3330 not in the sheep. What is Mv whole is large * SATURDAY it? beautiful. DELIVERIES TO ALL SUBURBS FEBRUARY 28 I am now The letter W •asioll LIJA1SIIV years of age Yvonne Tulley, Bays* * * water (13); Clare Jones, Name Scarborough (10); AnWhat is the difference thony Bianehini, Queen's between an auction sale A ddress Park (5); Mary Oliver, and being sea-sick? Alfred Cove (10); PatOne thing is sale of ............ .. . . rick Rooney, Scareffects and the other the borough (12): Janet Sefeffects of a sail. ton, Morley (6). School * * *

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PEN FRIENDS NEW MEMBERS DO YOU KNOW WANTED

A Daily Prayer

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Q.: What did the bald What is the difference man say when he was between a pickpocket and given a comb for Christ- a church bell? — One Please fill in the coupon above in BIG LETTERS and send it ta Inas? steals from the people Brother A.: I'll never part with and the other peals from Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so that When your birthday comes around he may greet you on this page. this. the steeple.

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Have Your Say Dangerman (Saturday 8.40) is really in true -4-isecret agent atmosphere. Patrick McGoohan plays the part perfectly although some of his backup artists could be better. D. Bell. Applecross. I am glad you like Dangerman, although personally I think there are much better programmes of this sort screened at present. J.B.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COMING WEEK'S VIEWING

This Week 1960

Channel 7 this week bought a highly rated Aus. tralian produced version of the Caine Mutiny court martial. When it was produced in the HSV Sunday, February 22: Melbourne studios, the switchboard was jammed 2.00 SUNDAY MAT- with congratulatory messages. INEE: "Huckleberry

TVW 7

JOHN BRYANT

Finn." Stars Mickey Rooney, Lynne Carver, TVW is introducing more serious programmes, Ingram. Rex Mark Twain's delightful story perhaps with thoughts of competition from of the young boy whose ABW 2. The station seems to be fighting back at strange philosophy leads accusations that it has been running a heavy load to one adventure after of programmes that do not seem to have much another. real value. Evidence of the change is the excellent The biggest competition newspapers face in this State is with radio and ABW 2 Air Power series which started a month ago. television. When, and if ever, the "Independent" becomes a daily, "The Monday, February 23

COMMERCIAL TV AND THE SPONSOR

West Australian" will

have added opposition. 7.55: "The Governor and To the more intellecA live show featuring mainly Western Australia J.J." Dan Dailey plays tual viewer "Batman" n But the biggest comIt is interesting to see but when it is, the first artists is planned for the opening night of ABW 2. Governor William Drink(Monday - Friday 5.55) petition television sta- how the two commerc ial station which utilises it water, The show is to be a mixture of light and serious a widower; a may seem of poor qual tions face, particularly stations here have tried will undoubtedly run middle-of-the-road politi music and talks—a forerunner of the composite ity, however the young where news reporting is to out - gimmick each away with the top rating clan who has a strong l ive programmes planned for showing once a er generation seem to concerned, is among other. . . . and the sponsors. feeling for the underdog week. enjoy it. Personally I themselves. Channel 7, being the Dan Dailey, well-known Tuesday, February 24: think it is very enterFor the commercial first in the State, had the for his starring roles in a 9.45: "Z Cars." It intro taining at times. station, ratings are the first choice of selecting number of song and S. McNamara, all-important factor; they an acceptable time to dance movies, stars in his duces a familiar face C.B.S. camera crews were allowed into the and many new ones, and virtually de term ine screen the news. And it first television series, Mt. Lawley where the sponsor is laboratories and missile test centres to film the some new concepts in chose 6.30-7 p.m., which "The Governor and J.J.", documentary Ceiling Unlimited which is to be modern going crime detection to invest his was just ideal. a bright new comedy There is a lot more to money. shown on Tuesday. The result was an up-to-date The ABC, on the other situation series starting and prevention. Batman than meets the report The ABC, unlike its hand, decided to put on on ABC-TV STW 9 on the past, present and future of space on Monday. eye. The humour is of commercial counterparts, exploration. Some of the world's top scientists a 30-minute segment, Feb. 23, at 7.55 p.m. Sunday, February 22: ten quite subtle and no does not depend on gimstarting at 7 p.m., the Dailey plays Governor 8.00: SUNDAY MOVIE: appearing include Dr. Wernher Van Braun, dealways easy to pick up micks. It does not need to next best time. signer of the Redstone and Jupiter ballistic misWillia m Drinki,vater, a Perhaps you miss som "sell" itself to the public Then Channel 9. Some- widower, a middle-of-the- "Breakfast at Tiffanys". siles. of this humour. as they do. what foolishly, it opted road politicians who has Stars Audrey Hepburn, ("Sunday Times", Feb. 28) George Peppard, Patricia J.B. The underlining factor to start at 6.30 p.m. as a strong feeling for the Neal, Buddy Ebsen, The programmes scheduled for Monday night's in commercial television did Channel 7. But habits un derdog. His daughter, Mickey Rooney. Young viewing included: here, and elsewhere for remain, and so it decided J.J., is played by attrac- girl lives by her wits that matter, is that these to switch it over to 6 p.m. tive Julie Sommars, who and 7.00: CASEY JONES charm and chases stations must strive al- It was a wise move, for it works in the city zoo as 7.30: VIEWPOINT ways to present some- has reached a large porthe blues by visiting well as the governor's 8.00: I LOVE LUCY thing that is interesting tion of the viewers. Tiffany's. The men in "stand-in" lady on speMAVERICK 8.30: and entertaining. her life include young a The presentation of the cial occasions. 9.30: HIGHWAY PATROL They depend so much news differed little. Brazilian writer, millionI nhis review of the Governor Drinkwater, 9.50: RELAX WITH ROLF aire and exmobster, a However, Channel 9, understanding musical "Hair", in Syd- on viewers who can father Texas horse doctor somet imes CRUSADER RABBIT be hard to t rying to be different — thoug 10.10: and ney, Brendan Walsh deh he is, finds diffiplease . If viewers don't Japanese EPILOGU photoga 10.15: E AND CLOSE and indeed should it alscribed it as depraved . . . bother to watch a cer- ways strive to do so— culty bridging the genera- rapher. decadent . . . dirty. tion gap. The situations tain channel, that par brought in two readers. Legion of Mary recently for the Eastern that arise out of this re- Tuesday, February 24: He added: "In short, an ticular channel will not States to enrol in the Channel 7's reply was lationship more than experiment which did not attract sponsors. novitiate of the Oblate MOVIE: to introduce one news once rocks STAR the establish- 8.35: come off . . . a pathetiFathers. Charlie was a No sponsors, no money. reader and a specialist re- ment, and Stars "Lust for Life." tug-of-wa r of cally insignificant whis- No money, no station. It's porter whenever a cermember for several years decisions between the Kirk Douglas, Anthony pering whimper." and held office in the that simple. tain major news item father Donald, James Quinn, governor's dom Praesidium during his needed reporting in esticloffice Everette Sloane, and Alduties pro time with the group. He depth. yoke sidesplitting bert Salmi. The story distinguished himself Last winter, it went a comedy. of the remarkable Dutch The Legion of Mary has with a fine academic restep further. It introDailey will be remem- painter Van Gogh (1853learnt that two more of cord during his high duced John K. Watts to bered 90). for his starring FEATURING OVER 100 ARTISTS do a football round-up roles It probes into the its active juniors are school years, topping it in many musicals. leaving to start their off with an outstanding and critique. One of the first was with strange and confused t raining in the service of result in the Leaving CerAnd I need artist, of the not spell character Betty Grable in "Mother ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL BOYS' CHOIR God in its ultimate. tificate examinations last out the reaction to that! Wore Tights". and explores the tensions MERCEDES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Peter Hackett, of year. Obviously, both these Julie Sommars is also which made him a bizTo each of these young TRINITY COLLEGE PIPE & DRUMS channels have to intro- no newcomer to TV roles, arre eccentric. Anthony "Queen of the Most Holy duce new gimmicks (or although this is her first Quinn won an Academy R osary" Praesidium, men, the Legion extends PERTH TOWN HALL techniques as some like permanent show. She has Award for his perform- North Doubleview. an Its great appreciation of officer in the group since a job well done in the call them) constantly. appeared to SUNDAY, 15th MARCH, 8.30 P.M. in "Perry ance. its formation almost 12 junior ranks. We wish Ma son", "Judd For The And the next of these years ago, has gone to them the very best. Admission: Adults $1.00. Children & Pensioners 50c. could well be direct satel- Defence", Gunsmoke", Geraldto n to enter the Booking at Central Box Office, Central Hay St., lite reports from all 'Felony Sauad" and "TI- e RETURN OF novitiate of the Christian Virginian". corners of the world. HANDBOOKS From Tuesday, March 3rd. Brothers, to complete his Z-Victor One and the Oh, it may not be posschooling and go on to Northern Districts from sible for some time yet, men Newtown the training of the Curia are in need of more Police Station are bark Brotherhood. Legion Handbooks, and for the 70's. They return Peter is a dedicated the executive feel that to ABC-TV this week in a there must be many of new style Z Cars, one of LEEDERVILLE: Card Legionary and has gone these being held by exaway armed with Legion Britain's most popular party, St. Mary's Hall, members. It would be and successful drama Wednesday, February 26 literature, handbooks and appreciated if these could Tesse rae in the hope of series of the 1960's. The at 8 p.m. introducing the Legion to be returned for use by Programme has been upnew entrants to the COTTESLOE: Card the other boys in the Coldated and new people pa ranks. A phone call to rty, Star of the Sea lege. have come to Newtown Hall, 45-1463 or 46-4095 is all Tuesday, February Charles to give an accurate, realO'Leary, a that is necessary for 25, 1.30 p.m. m ember of "Mother of a rrangem life reflection of modern ents to be made The Luncheon to be God" Junior Boys Prae- t o have nolice work with its everthe books picked held sidium, at the home of Mrs.I increasing emphasis on Scarborough. left up. mobility and modern McMaster has been shift ed from April 3 to Monequipment. day, April 6. Nominations for execu- SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF R ELIGIOUS 12" L.P.'s AT— WEST AUSTRALIAN tive positions, all of PROGRAMMES which become vacant, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA be in the hands of • All Top 40 Hits are available ON RADIO THIS must the State Secretary by April 13, including resoW. R. 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I suppose Stephanie Audran gave very easy going life with 24-3851 Night staff to help par- ALL Party Equipment. t hat to many a champion sprinter the morning a superb performance as no special aim, into a 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ties. $1 per day booking Dance Floors, Catwalks of organised fee, $1.25 per hour. dash to catch the suburban bus is more important Fredrique. She stalks world for Fashion Parades, in a way than all the glory of championshi across a Paris bridge one enspionage and profesalso Chairs, Tables, Coloured UPHOLSTERER help Regular winter's morning. Poised sional killers. unning. hour $1 per available, r Lights, etc., Kiddies' Cots ( R. & M. Kanaris) and predatory, she stops Otely, not having a plus fares. & High Chairs.—Devine's Barenboim Mctenors, Daniel great and Kitchen Lounge Suites and Two beside a young girl earn- place to sleep one night, Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988. Chairs Npaired and Cormack and Tauber, have it —Karl Muchinger, ing sous as a pavement eventually stays with an TREE lopping, shaping here, artist. Condescendingly, acquaintance who only Recovered and removing, all prunboth chose lesser forms the conductor Antiques a Specialty she allows a 500 franc offers the bed because he of music to make a bet- hasn't. ing, cutting back of CARAVANS, new and For many years Karl note to flutter to the feels obliged. During the 9 Miramar Street, ter living. This is in no shrubs, also demolition fully equipped, long or Doubleview, 6018 term. — Foley's, sense a judgment on Muchinger conducted the ground. Gradually, a night this man is murwork; prompt; free short Phone 60-3090. Rep. will quotes.—Phone 65-3218. them — in McCormack's Stuttgart Chamber Or- friendship develops be- dered, and so starts Estimates Free call. case, particularly, musi- chestra. He recorded an tween them, until it is his escapades. He is All Hours—!none 45 3995 PICTURE Framing, highcal taste in Britain was enormous output of Bach destroyed by a third male suspected to be a memest quality, lowest cost, so low at the time that it very successfully and member, whom they both ber of an enemy coman enviable love. Strangely, and per- pany called ICS. All his prints, originals, certifiis doubtful if he could achieved Notices Public cates, photos, etc.—For have made an adequate reputation. This orches- haps quite unexpectedly, attempts to go to the law free collection and deincome in opera, let alone tra is the Stuttgart Klas- Fredrique is murdered by fail. He becomes a part WANTED. LOTHING C livery service phone siche Philharmonie, a greatest strength, his this girl at the conclusion of another organisation Help us to help the less new orchestra apparently of the film. lieder. opposed to ICS which f ortunate by sending un 285249. Most of his re-issues bigger than the old one. claims to be on the side wanted clothing, paper L.R.M. Industries. Kit"Les Biches" could be of the government. have been of Irish songs. However, this issue only backs and comics (not chens and bathrooms reat to have quite I would be the last to bears out Menuhin's dic- said Verdict: An entertain- magazines, please) to the modelled, general renovaSPENCER PARK COURSE, undertones, ing comedy, giving us a disparage these tuneful tum that German orches- humorous tions, repairs and mainDAUGHTERS OF THORNLIE and enchanting ballads tras (saving the Vienna perhaps ridiculous in cer- glimpse of the funny side tenance.-49-4700. HARITY, C P which McCormack made hilharmonic) cann ot tain parts. A number of of the "hippie" and • Catering so popular; this disc con- play Mozart well. Per- scenes take place at Fred- "crime" style of life in the 534 WILLIAM STREET, IGHGATE. H Holiday Resort • Barbecue Facilities haps it is the rique's house, which is Beethoventains none but does range United Kingdom. For track to call or over a very great variety Brahms tradition that occupied by two men • Group Concessions Filmed in France, "Le ADELAIDE, East, "Benfurther information of songs, mostly German fogs their vision. The who are slightly mad, and Grand Amour" is a great gala". 54 Third Ave., St ring 28-4403. PHONE 68 1670 lieder and English songs same applies to Haydn— who simply adore their film comedy. Pierre Etax Peters, b. and b., $3.0C of the Coleridge Taylor- the best recordings of mistress. This in itself takes the leading part, as OPEN DAY and NIGHT him are by Goberman in provides some humor- well as having a hand in S ituations Vacant spotless select. city area Granville Bantock era. free car park. Ph. 613511 The recordings are America and Leslie Jones ously ridiculous scenes. the direction. TEACHER required for transfers from 78s, dat- in England. At the start, we see This film was screened DomI would recommend at the Windsor Festival Pierre has three girl general subjects, in ing from 1923 to 1941. The High Junior inican lieder are by Schubert, the English Chamber Gardens from Feb. 16 to friends from which to —Ring 71-1489. Brahms, Wolf and Wag- Orchestra under Baren- Feb. 21 .It is worth see- choose. None of them is School. ner; the songs are by boim for all these Mozart ing because, although a his particular favourite. CHURCH, school cleanRachmaninov, Haydn w orks. tale of perversion, Claude However, we see that the ing available, Bassendean Wood, Coleridge Taylor, Chabrol deals with his hero marries a fourth to area. — Reply Box 6661 Vaughan Williams and subject with great sub- complicate matters. this office. the like. The quality of The comedy sets in lety and elegance mixed required, sound varies, the stan with a way-out humour. when in comes a beauti DOMESTIC Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m.— dard of singing is uniThis is one of the best ful young secretary. formly high. A bargain at Pierre Etax gives a Apply Romily House, Festival of Perth films the price. good performance as a Claremont 31-3324. screened so far. * "Otely" is a vastly new husband being One of the major art Mozart: Symphonies entertaining comedy - thoroughly bewildered at WANTED, a primary teaevents the 1970 thriller from script writ- first by his wife's family's cher (grades 1, 2 and 3), 31, 32, 35. Decca, $5.75. Festival in of Perth will LOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS ters Dick Clement and plans for him. However, Convent of Mercy, DonnyThe symphonies are be on show in the Win- Ian he takes this all in his brook. Accommodation La Frenais. the "Paris" and the "Haffthrop Hall Undercrof Phone 5-1399 or 5-1777 or 5-2709 . stride and shows just provided on the prener". No. 32 isn't really a Tom Courtenay, from Feb. 24 to March as who is boss. mises. — Apply to the smphony but an overGerry Otely, gives an ex7. Verdict: A delightful Sister Superior, Box 6670, ture. It is merely a cellent performance as film. Others in the cast this office. During the early charming fill-up to the the most clumsy and un- include Annie Fratelline, part of the exhibition o ther two greater works. Miss McGilchrist will heroic hero in the field, Nicole Calfan and Alan LADY to baby sit, 2 small Both these belong to as he gets thrown from a Janey. give two lectures children, Wembley Mozart's earlier years, about her work. Downs. — 45-3779. both are different from D ANCE/by H.T.G. The first will be on For First Class Plumbing Services each other, No. 31 being a Feb. 25 at 8.15 p.m. in THE Y.C.W. Movement Mannheim - type symthe Murdoch Lecture Steam and Hot Water Instal lations require a part-time typphony written for a large Theatre, WA Uniist / receptionist, short- I Paris orchestra, and No. versity. PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 35 being almost a SalzEmily Frankl, rather not so successful. "Four hand an advantage.—For The second, arburg serenade. Both are ranged in association unhappily advertised as Seasons" was a much further particulars please 211 Newcastle Street, Perth enchanting works but with the Australian a second Isadora Duncan, longer piece, danced to contact the Y.C.W. Office call for a sense of Mozart Society for Education has talent and courage Vivaldi's music of the I 77 St. George's Terrace) Style to bring them ,to through art is on Feb. enough to carry out a same name; the ballet- or Phone 234546. perfection. 27 at 8.15 p.m. in the complete evening's enter- play applied the music to WANTED for St. ColumThere is so much room Murdoch Lecture tainment single-handed. the four seasons of hufor interpretation in Theatre and is more Frankly, this is the sort man life with a solemn bas School, South Perth. for school Mozart that it is difficult specifically aimed at -of show which long- spoken prologue to each c leaner g and to lay down what a cortoilets, t eachers and students suffering reviewers season. Vivaldi's set of rounds rect style exactly is. Once of art. This lecture is usually prefer to assess four concertos was also approx. 2 hours a day, 3 You hear it, you know. on Art and Communifrom the nearest bar programmatic and also days per week. — Ring 67-1191 after 6 p.m. Beecham and Bruno Walcation. after the first interval. prefaced by verse—but ter had it, different as there the resemblance they were. Colin Davis However, Emily Frankl abruptly ends. The ViST. PATRICK'S w as so good that I valdi sonnets and his stopped in my seat to the music is high-spirited and C OLLEGE end and didn't doze off humorous, a jolly set of G ERALDTON once. pictures of country life. r equire a She dances three ballet- The poem attached to the plays, one to sound slow movement of "Win- Secondary Teacher Modern effects and the others to ter", for example, reads— App recorded music by differ- "To stay by the fireside, Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS THE ent composers, the proCnr, Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 HEADMASTER, gramme being varied happy and content, while BOX 150, GERALDTON every night by choosing those out side are three from a total of five. drenched by pouring 1111111111111R11111111111111111141111111111111111111 Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Her astonishing comA TTENTION ALL! mand and variety of rain." 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