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NEWMIRRABOOKA CHURCH OPENED Bishop sees his old parish grow up
I t was a day of double joy for Bishop Peter Quinn, Auxiliary Bishop of Perth, when he blessed and opened Mirrabooka's new St. Gerard's Church last Sunday. He had seen a dream come true and a parish come of age. It was only five years before that he had been appointed parish priest of Mirrabooka where, until early last year, he offered Mass every Sunday in a makeshift Chapel of partitioned classrooms at St. Gerard's School. When he walked gracefully to the ambo, one could detect a "glad to be back" smile. And there, before a large and familiar congregation, he spoke of old times.
E XPRESSION OF FAITH He said: "In five years. a lot has happened, I was privileged to hay...) worked with you. You were a source of inspiration to me, and deep bonds of friendship were established between us." He said the Church building was an external expression of the people's faith. It was the highlight of their ideals and concern for things spiritual. He thanked all those who were concerned with the building up of the parish, and the Church in particular, and added E veryone had a whale of a time — especially the kids. What with TV personalities Percy the Penguin and that they had shown a Trina, Lloyd Lawson, Jeff Newman and a host of others tremendous "desire to erect in their suburb who helped out with the stalls. something concrete to reThe target of $10,000 was reached, although no final mind them of God and figures are available as yet. to give to their lives a lasting and uplifting in Other prize winners were: spira t ion."
The wheel of fortune spins erratically . . . as this little chap has found out. He was among 7,000 people who flocked to the Redemptorist Monastery grounds last Sunday to enjoy themselves at the Fair. For some, luck was with them all the way — like Zel la and Chas (Ticket No. 499) and jockey F. Moore ( No. 388), who won the two B.O.A.C. World Tour prizes.
Young People's Singing raffle: 1st: T.V. set (valued $150) — Ticket 383 (A. Thompson, 6004800) 2: Dragstar bike — Ticket 3453 (Miss M. Baxter, 4A K illarney Rd., Innaloo) 3: $20 — Ticket 2779 (G. R. 170 Star Street, Carlisle.
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"The Campaign can now report that the National Committee itself, its auditors and solicitors, are fully satisfied that the funds of the Campaign are completely in order and that no donations whatsoever have been lost. "Furthermore, the Campaign is satisfied that there has been no negligence in the conduct of its affairs by the National Committee."
He was aware that there was a deep bond of attachment between the people of Mirrabooka and the Bishop, and he hoped the next five years would see the parish continue to grow from strength to strength.
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Thursday, February 26, 1970
EDITORIAL
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STREET'PRIESTHOOD CELIBACY AND Council called
Last January, the Dutch Pastoral for optional celibacy for priests. The Council w as supported by the Dutch Bishops. The world press gave the Council's report wide publicity, giving the impression that priestly celibacy was on the way out. Last week, "Time" magazine added more fuel t o the flames in the press war against celibacy. Its articles make sad reading: sad because it tells of ex-priests who have obviously lost the faith; sad, because the whole article is so heavily slanted against celibacy. No mention is made of St. Paul's words in Corinthians 7, 32: "I want you to be free from anxieties. The unmarried man is anxious about the affairs of the Lord, how to please the Lord . . ." Press publicity given to the opponents of celibacy has all the appearances of a diabolical conspiracy to destroy the Catholic priesthood Celibacy is the shining jewel of the Catholic priesthood. Take it away and the priest is just another professional man with a job to do and a wife and family to care for. The secular press never mentions the hundreds of thousands of priests who remain loyal to their vows and are doing great work for God and His Church. Press sensationalism reached a peak some time at the beginning of this month when the Pope was quoted as saying that the only change in the celibacy law he would reconsider would be to allow matured married men, men of good reputations, to become priests in parts of the world where priests are tragically few. Of course, the secular press went to town with this, but in doing so had shown their ignorance. What the Pope did was to confirm what he has already done. What was not given the same publicity was the Holy Father's letter to Cardinal Villot on February 2 regarding the Dutch Pastoral Council's report. In that letter, the Holy Father wrote: "Considering everything before God, before Christ and His Church, and befor the world, we, therefore, feel it our duty to reaffirm clearly what we have already declared and several times repeated: that the link between celibacy and priesthood, as established for centuries by the Latin Church, constitutes for it a supremely precious and irreplaceable good. It would be extremely rash to undervalue it or even to let it fall into disuse. Celibacy has been consecrated by tradition and is an uncomparable sign of complete dedication to the love of Jesus." He went on to state emphatically that priests who left the ministry to get married would never be allowed to exercise their priesthood again. Bishops' Conferences throughout the world have supported Pope Paul in his defence of celibacy. The French bishops at Lourdes last October solemnly declared that they would call only young men determined to lead a life of consecrated celibacy to the priesthood. Let the people of God support these bishops and lay people should defend the celibacy of the clergy whenever and wherever it is attacked. More than that, the people should pray for their priests, pray that they remain faithful to their ordination vows and not turn their ears away to fables.
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Redempforisi Provincial Chapter Clarification Arter reading the full Acts of this Chapter, and consulting with ar, authoritative capitular, I respectively suggest, in the name of my community, that the report published in your last issue needs clarification. No criticism of "The Record" is implied. The responsibility lies elsewhere. We were quite puzzled by the statement "more than 20 per cent of Australian Redemptorists are actively engaged in South East Asia, 40 per cent exercise their apostolate in Australia's near north."
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March 1: 3rd Sunday of Lent 1 Reuling: Exodus: 20. 1-17 (or 1-3, 7-8, 12-17) "In those days, the Lord spoke all these The first meeting of Effects of the Sacrawords . . ." the newly formed Angli- ments." can - Catholic working Theme: The Law was given through Moses.) At the inaugural meet group met on Tuesday, ing, which was address 2 Reading: 1 Corinth: 1. 22-25 February 17. ed by both Archbishops, "Brethren, the Jews ask for signs . . ." Theme: (We announce Christ crucified, a scandal Similar groups have the method of approach for men but the wisdom of God to those who been formed in five Aus. was discussed and it tralian States as a re- was decided to meet on have been called.) sult of discussions be- a monthly basis. Gospel: John: 13-25 3 2. It is intended to pre"At that time the Passover of the Jews was at tween Bishops of both sent to the meeting of the Anglican and Cathohand . . ." the Bishops in November Theme: (Destroy this temple and in three days I lic Churches in Austra- of this year a report and lia. shall raise it up.) a paper containing the The first meeting of fruit of these discus. March 8: 4th Sunday of Lent Bishops of both church- sions. 1st Reading: 2 Chronicles: 36. 14-16, 19-23. es was held in Melbourne "In those days all the leading priests . . ." in November 1968, and ANGLICAN Theme: (The anger and the mercy of the Lord then in Sydney in 1969. REPRESENTATIVES are shown in the exile and in the liberating of Dean Hazlewood, Dean The groups comprise the people.) of Perth. three clergymen and 2nd Reading: Ephesians: 2. 4-10. A. Pierce, one layman from each Canon C. "Brethren, God who is rich in mercy. . ." Wollaston. Church. The terms of Theme: ( You who were dead because of sin, by reference are to clear up Rev. Michael Painter, grace you have been saved.) Rector Morawa, WA. any confusion from us Prescott, Stanley 3 Gospel: John: 3. 14-21 of different terminology, Sir Vice Chancellor of the "At that time, Jesus said to Nicodemus . . ." and to bring out agreeUniversity of W.A. Theme: (God sent his Son so that the world ments and disagreements would be saved by Him.) between the Churches CATHOLIC with a view to a possible REPRESENTATIVES March 15: 5th Sunday of Lent synthesis. Rev. Monsignor E. Sulli1st Reading: Jeremiah: 31. 31-34. van. Each State will dis"Behold the days are coming . . ." cuss a specific topic. Rev. E. Stormon, S.J. Theme: (I shall make a new covenant and I will The WA. group is dis- Rev. B. Hickey. not remember any longer their sins.) cussing "The Nature and Doctor E. Von Perger. 2nd Reading: Hebrews: 5. 7-9. "Brethren, in the days of his flesh. Jesus . . ." THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE Theme: (He learned obedience and became the INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED cause of eternal salvation.) 3rd Gospel: John: 12. 20-23 C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN "At that time there were some Greeks who went INSURANCE PROTECTION up to worship. . ." 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH Theme: (If the grain of wheat, falling to the Phone 21 6091 M. VILES, Manager. earth, dies, it gives much fruit.)
These statements should read: "21 per cent of the TOTAL work force are in South East Asia. This represents 40 per cent of the ACTIVE men of the Province." While noting this heavy overseas commitment, the Chapter established no new priority which would justify the head. line "Main Thrust Should Be Into South East Asia" March 22: Palm Sunday As the Chapter clearly Reading for the Procession: Mark: 11. 1-10 or indicated, the essential John: 12. 12-16. spirit of our Institution Mass: 1st Reading: Isaiah: 50. 4-7 "The Lord God always requires that THE has given me the tongue . . ." MAN THRUST BE TOTheme: (I have not hidden my face from WARDS THE MOST offences and therefore I shall not be confused.) ABANDONED. 2nd Reading: Philippians: 2. 611. WHO these are, "Brethren, Christ Jesus though he was in the WHERE they are, and form of God . . ." HOW they are to be Theme: (He humbled himself and therefore God reached is what Redemphas exalted him.) torists are currently try3rd Gospel: Mark: 14. 1 to 15. 47 (or shorter ing to find out. Mk. 15. 1-39). The recent Chapter "It was now two days before the Passover . . ." provided impulses and Theme: (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ.) guidelines for a rigorous re-assessment of our apostolate in relation to the most urgent needs of the Church and the modern world. Out of this will come new patterns for traditional activities, new MARCH Visitation, Lesmurprobing initiatives and a 6: 11.30 a.m. Attend firm application of prioriCivic Reception for 15: 3 p.m. Confirmation ties. Sir Alec and Lady and Canonical VisitaThis process is already Douglas Home, Countion, West Perth. Conwell underway. cil House. firmation and Canonical Visitation, Maida T. A. Warren, CSsR, 8: 5. p.m. Celebrate Annual Mass, Catholic Vale. Rector. Policemen's Guild, 8 p.m. Attend Annual St. Mary's Cathedral. Irish Concert, Perth Attend Annual BreakTown Hall. PREMIERE FOR fast, Mt. Hawthorn 18: 12.30 p.m. Golden Community Centre. Jubilee Luncheon, CAMPAIGN 7 p.m. Confirmation Monsignor A. LangThe Save the Children and Canonical Visitamead. Fund will hold a premtion, Rivervale. 7.30 p.m. Confirmaiere of "Goodbye Mr. 9: 5 p.m. Panel Discustion and Canonical Chips" at the Metro sion, Mental Health Visitation, Riverton. Theatre, William Street, Services. 19: 7 p.m. Preside Golden on Wednesday, March 4, 11: 9.30 a.m. Meeting of Jubilee Mass, St. at 8 p.m. Tickets are Archdiocesan Council Mary's, Leederville. available at the Save the of Priests, St. Mary's Monsignor H. LangChildren Fund Office, Cathedral Presbytery. mead. 150 Hay Street, or at 7.30 p.m. Confirma- 20: 7.30 p.m. Confirmathe theatre. tion and Canonical tion, Riverton.
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One Per Cent For Aid Urged
S YDNEY.—The Action for World Development Conference has urged the Australian Government, churches and Tuesday, March 3, 8 i ndividuals to give at least one per cent of their incomes for p.m., at 77 St. George's developme programm nt es. human Tce., Perth will be the
At the end of the conference, most of the 200 delegates pledged to give at election of our new club committee. least one per cent of their own incomes for development work. All wecome. Supper A press statement refollowed They the resolution for churches will be served. lead of to put it to their existing leased at the start of the The cabaret held at spontaneous the Sir Thomas Meagher about 20 young delegates, development work, such conference said the conPavilion last Saturday, most representing as education, in mission ference "speaks and acts in its own name and also areas. swinging church youth groups. a attracted Halfway through the The conference was ar- recommends actions and crowd of 200. All danced to the tune conference, the young ranged jointly by the Aus- policies to the churches.'' "It does not speak or of the Swan City Jazz- delegates criticised it for tralian Council of Churmen until the early its slowness and lack of ches and the Catholic act on behalf of either of action and announced Justice and Peace Com- ts sponsoring bodies," it, hours. said. Have you thought of a they had pledged to give mission. at least one per cent of floodlit swim? Join us at No. 1 Wil- t heir own wages. The one per cent issue liam St., on Sunday, March 1, at 7 p.m. We was a major one throughwill travel to Kalamunda out the conference. pool and swim till lights In the opening address before, week out then head back to the Deputy Direcclubrooms for coffee UNESCO tor-General. Dr. Malcolm and conversation. Adiseshiah, had called on Sunday, March 8, is Australia to increase its tentatively set for a trip spending on world deto Rottnest. Watch for velopment to at least one further details. per cent of the Gross NaTennis is held on Fri- tional Product. day nights from 8 p.m. The next day, ArchTenivale bishop Angelo at 11 p.m. Fernandez, courts, Howlett Streel_. of Delhi, proposed that North Perth. Transport churches and individual leaves from No. 1 Wil- Christians accept "selfliam St., at 7.45 p.m. tax' schemes to finance New members should d evelopment procontact either Fred Cur- grammes. 38134) ran (on or The young delegates' Helmit Van Neirop (on decision brought the 71 7943.) issue to a head. In its call to the Government, the conference C ONFERENCE asked that Australia give ENDORSES at least one per cent of the Gross National ProBIRTH CONTROL duct in development assistance by 1975. STATEMENT SYDNEY.—The Action It also recommended for World Development that, as total aid expendiOf course you have. That's Rolf Harris doing his commercial. Here he is putting conference last week en- ture expanded, the prothe finishing touches to his already striking piece of work. dorsed the statement on portion of aid going to birth control made by the areas other than the AusBesides fetching a fat pay cheque for this bit — the fee paid to him by the sponsor Beirut, Lebanon. World tralian Territories be inis thought to be the highest in WA. since TV started here over ten years ago — it Co-operation for Develop- creased. It issued its other re. gave Rolf a chance to meet his old workmates at TVW 7. It was Channel 7 who ment conference in 1968. commendations on one A section of this statebrought Rolf out to Perth in 1960 to star in its live shows. ment says :"In situations per cent for aid as a More TV news and views on Page 14. of social change which challenge "to individuals. groups and threatens the family and families, the truly human develop- churches at all levels." In a pre-amble it said ment of its members, the first task is to safeguard it recognised that: • Continuing and infamiliar values and the dignity of the human creasing commitment of finance and personnel person. "A basic Christian con- was part of action for tribution is the promo- world development. • Australians should tion of responsible parbe helped to an underenthood and family life. V atican City postal authorities have announced it will issue a series of "Churches and Chris- standing of the changes five stamps marking its participation in the world exposition in Osaka, tian agencies must em- needed in their lives and phasise the duty and in society. Japan. • Specifying percentright of parents to decide ages of incomes or budon number the of their The series will be end on Dec. 31, the However, at the re children, taking into ac- gets helped crystalise issued next month. The stamps would be good in- quest of collectors and count. among other commitment to developIke stamps are colour re- definitely for mailing. their international organ- things, the claim of the ment. productions of drawings Normally, the Vatican izations, these policies social The resolution then situation. clone by Japanese artist does not announce the have been altered. The "This also applies to said the conference: Tsugio Ogata. total of series issued and reasons that a change the question of methods "COMMENDS the The Vatican post office the validity of special was requested were that of regulating fertility younger members announced it would issue issues usually dies at the of this he Vatican issues tended which accord with the 1.75 million sets and that end of the year in which conference and all those 'o become merely collec- conscience and religious while public sales will they have been issued. who have committed or items with no real convictions. themselves this way. r onetary value in terms "Religious organisa"CHALLENGES PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIALISTS all -f use once the year of tions. with a deeo conmem bers of this confer'r, _-”te was ended. cern for family life, have 103 ROKEBY RO1C. SUBIACO, and Also, since the number an obligation to work for ence and, indeed. all Aus148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH lf series issued were not the adoption and imple- tralians to a pledge of at one per cent of their 81-2488 81-2488 releosed, it has been diffi- mentation of pro- least -mit for collectors to grammes acceptable to personal income. Oils, Crayons, Paints, D .ng Equipment ,ssign a value to any par- them "EARNESTLY for responsible seeks 'icular issue. the support of the sponparenthood." soring bodies in bringing the challenge to the churches of Australia at all levels that they bud get on a one per cent of income basis on all sources of income." In the debate before the resolution was acA Capuchin 13 a von of peace. lie cepted, some delegates lives and works to bunt, pea, Ind protested it was proper to ask governments and understandin. 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GOLDEN JUBILEE AT GLENDALOUGH The Little Sisters of the Poor will cele- the collecting Sister an important role brate the golden jubilee of their work iplays n witnessing to Christ for the aged in Western Australia this and the Church and is it not an inspiration to year.
youth of a total commitTheir first Home for: posed block of single ment . . . many have the Aged was made up' rooms for the ladies at answered this challenge of two old galvanised a cost of somewhere in by dedication, total iron-roofed houses in the vicinity of $200,000. others rendering preciAdelaide Terrace. They ous hours of service now provide a wellPension each week, and many equipped establishment The Homes of the Lit- have been inspired to at Glendalough, which is tle Sisters are maintain- leave them substantial being increasingly mod- ed generally through the legacies. For those who ernised to give better pension, the aged giving aspire God and the Aged, care for their aged in these days around all are not called to beguests. $13.00 per week. In the come Little Sisters. The The contrast between iInfirmary section they Association of the Obthe buildings of the past i receive Hospital Benefit lates has been founded and that of the present for those who are elig- to meet a need of modexpresses in a material ible, the rest being sup- ern times. It provides way the growth of the plied by public charity the opportunity of leadwork of the Little Sisters in money or kind, which ing a life of dedication, in the last 50 years. The the Sisters solicit daily without embracing the difference in buildings . . . many will still re- Religious State. The Obdoes not reveal the member the old horse- lates takes Vows of Povceaseless providence of drawn van, which on erty, Chastity, and ObedGod nor the wonderful looking back, one real- ience, promising to degenerosity of people that ises was only distinguish vote herself to the care has made such progress ed from the "Black of the Aged. Since this is the 50th Maria" by its occupants, possible. in which the Little Sis- year of the Little Sisters ters made their first work for the aged in n Vit061011 "Pound The Little Sisters of modest request for alms. West Australia an opis year this Day" the Poor came to Perth The "Collecting," that people the for portunity on May 13, 1920, at the apostolate so rich with invitation of His Grace the promised blessing of of the State to show for a A rchbishop Clune, who Christ for even "A cup their appreciation received them with ex of cold water," (Matt. 10: job well done and still t raordinary kindness and 42) is part of the voca- going on. never ceased his father tion of a Little Sister of Sunday, 8th March, ly care of them until his the Poor. No human as 1970 is their annual death in 1935, as did his sessment is possible of "Pound Day" Come to successor Glendalough or send a Archbishop its spiritual worth . . Prendivflle and all the Today, more than ever, gift. clergy of the diocese. A rchbishop Gleeson and Doctor Anthony Chullikal during the "Action for World Development - Conference at Wesley College, Sydney, February, 12-18. The history of the A rchbishop Gleeson is the president of the Australian National Commission Justice and Peace, and Dr. Chullikal Congregation tells in is an Associate Secretary of the Pontifical Commission Justice and Peace. touching terms, of the They are shown examining this year's Project Compassion collection box. open-hearted welcome and hospitality given These three young girls have a right to be proud them by the Sisters of of themselves. Mercy, Victoria Square They have the unique distinction of being who helped in every way the coveted Cissie Mitchell Memorial awarded until the procuring of awarded annually to a promising cholarship, S two temporary houses in Joachim's High School at t he end of St. of pupil Adelaide Terrace which were soon filled to cap the Third year. acity with 33 old people was The award, tenable J unior — Anne A doctor, Dr. Joseph O'Brien, was Fifteen months later, Technical a only at St. Joachim's, awarded property owned by the covers fees, books and Scholarship. among seven Late Vocation students Oblate Fathers became other incidental school School officials say she for the priesthood and Brothers who available, and it was expenses through Fourth shows great promise of With great joy that the and Fifth years to Leav- high scholastic attain- made their first profession of vows as Little Sisters moved to ing and Matriculation. Sacred Heart Missionaries at Randwick, ment. the more spacious house N.S.W. last week. Lorraine Chandler was at "Glendalaugh, ' Mon awarded the scholarship signor Moloney being' Dr. O'Brien, 49, was wick, spent the last year --- for 1968-69. She recently their first chaplain, ar I born in Cork, Ireland, teaching at Chevalier ColI completed her Leaving riving daily on horse with six and educated at Rock- lege. He has returned to subjects—with back to say early morn distinctions well College CSSP, Cas- the Sacred Heart Monin two, and ing Mass. B passes in the others. bel, and Queen's Uni- astery. Canberra, to continue his Seminary and In 1929, a new wing versity, Belfast. She will enter the University studies. for the men, plus con Teachers' College. The vows were reHe arrived in Australia vent quarters for the "Winner" for the 1969in 1964 and worked in the ceived by Father J. LittleSisters was added, and medical branch of the Re- ton. MSC, acting on bein 1939 a matching block 70 period is Christine patriation Department in half of the Provincial of for the ladies. Updating Moloney, who sits for the Anne Freakley Leaving examination this Melbourne before enter- the Order who was away has been carried out and New ing the Novitiate at in Papua over the past 20 years tci year. Douglas Park in January Guinea. make the Home more The 1970-71 scholar is last year. comfortable for its 164 Anne Freakley. A keen He will continue his guests, and the latest student—she just comstudies for the priest. project in view, is a pro- pleted an exceitent hood at St. Paul's Semin- OBITUARY: ary, Kensington, NSW. The rest of the pro20 Mabel St., fessed were: Brendan South Perth Walters, 25, former acPAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 7116 countant, of Goolagong, NSW, who will continue Christine Moloney I IMIN11.11111111111.11.1MINEIMMIIIMINININD, his studies at St. Paul's: John Mulvihill, 24, of The death occurred on Adelaide, SA, a BA and February 11, 1970, at Diploma of Education Corlei Hospital, Manning, holder, who will teach in of Mary Elizabeth New- These two little children are having a time of their the minor seminary for PTY. LTD. ton. the native clergy, Ulapia, 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER Mrs. Newton was born lives on the Merry-go-round at the Redemptorist Fair. New Britain; Brother i n Hamilton, Victoria, in They were among thousands (see Page 1 ) who turned Brien Carroll, 29, of W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors Orange, NSW, who will 1.381 and came to W.A. For Better Paving Contact us teach at Chevalier Col- in 1910 when she mar- up. 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POLLUTION OF THE SOUL
The chickens of the Industrial Revolution are coming home to roost. It has been a long incubation period of something like 200 years but it has been as inevitable as the noise on television. With the concentration of capital in the hands of a few and the consequent
While the leaders of the democratic world are suddenly resolved to act resolutely against the contamination of the physical environment because of its imminent threat to the survival of mankind, few indeed seem concerted about the welfare of the human spirit.
decline of personal ownership, the amassing of wealth progressed step by step with social irresponsibility.
Large -scale ownership nology, it would seem tic fashion that drives The concern is about, because they liked dirt Is of its nature deperson- that men are beginning whales and dolphins to pollution of the air, the and hoped to turn over • By FRANCIS GILBERT alised and the spirit of to demand their rights to come out of their natural earth and the water, but some dirty dollars by greed which created pro- survive as men—if not habitat to die. the real desolation is that playing up to the lower free men. letarianism was not no man considereth in appetites of a permissive Many thinkers have counting the cost either The bread and circuses speculated how the Inhis heart. The real pollu- society, they would, at terms or in the human in of the Romans which dustrial Revolution might tion is in the hearts of least have the redeeming wastage of national re- their masters have given have developed had it men, the growing cold of quality of candour. sources and the defile- the modern proletariat in occurred charity, the corruption of prior to the ReAs it is, the marriage ment of the environment. the shape of detergents, formation. Such minds and imagination of lust with hypocrisy speculathings these cars uddenly, and other gimmicks, tion are largely vain, but and the warping of wills is particularly repulsive S If there is to be a second Reformation in the Greed and the love of but that, of course, have come to the fore have become instruments this one does raise the is and despite the displace- of self-destruction. Mod- issue that society, per- Church it might well start like the first one with pleasure have fouled the the nature of lust. Dirt ern men man by more seems intent on meated with a spirit of the Henrician schism on the question of marriage. air; greed and the love and ment of deception are soul and more perfect tech- mass suicide in the luna- justice, charity and social I n the unease and unrest of our times, it of money are poisoning mates; otherwise seducresponsibility, w ould appears that a small percentage of the clergy have the land, the rivers anc.1 tion would not be poshave slowed down and decided that their problems would somehow sible. be the ocean. regulated the greed of eased if they were free to It may be possible marry. the new rich. with scientific aids and It is remarkable that This is a proposal stern nation Government action the cant about the New should be so lackAs it turned out, they which must fill many ing in loyalty to the Holy to restore the environ- Morality and situational invented for themselves ethics comes, not from married couples with a See as to persist in ad- ment to a tolerable the grotesque philosophy the half-baked, but from sense of astonishm ent bevocacy of a married wholesomeness, but this of laissez faire which was substantial scholars in cause, in their expericlergy in process the face will of not the regentantamount to a declaraHolland & Venetian Blinds, the universities. tion of war on society by ence, marriage begets at Holy Father's appeal for erate the hearts of men Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, They were the same way of disclaiming social least as many problems unity in the preservation nor renew the face of the as it solves. of celibacy. Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. people who seized upon earth. responsibility. There are many diffiWhat is being overHuman life has been the ludicrous God Is But what neither re- culties about a married looked is the positive and polluted in its deepest Dead notion. But they ligious principles nor per- clergy, not the least of i nspiring example which and innermost springs. resembled the honest sonal conscience nor the them being economic. the clergy, by their lives Marriage and family life atheists in that of God 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. misery of the masses There would be obvious of self-restraint, offer the are debased by irrational does not exist or has could accomplish will restrictions on service in 61 1620 youth of the world in an sexuality 61 1539 and selfish- died they still can't leave now be forced willy-nilly the mission fields. age when the grossest ness. Him alone. They are on the barons of industry But the kernel of the self-indulgence is held Childhood, when it is haunted by the notion of by the strongest and out as an essential fea- not denied existence, is resurrection. most primitive of all in- matter is not to be found ture of manly living. i n practical difficulties robbed of innocence, and stincts—that of survival. The solution to the The constant witness the forces which find it however real these may soul pollution problem to self-control by a celi- easy and profitable to E v en governments, be. The fact is that the is a good deal easier to largely conditioned by celibacy of the clergy bate clergy is also in- corrupt youth are almost (but see harder to the desires of the rich, offers to the world a re- spirational to the mar- irresistible. achieve) than that of enried who must receive cannot resist the pres- buttal of its dearly-held What makes the posi- vironmental pollution. sure .of the masses to illusion that the preserva- from them counsels of intolerable is that tion restra int which It calls primarily for are aleliminate the poisons of tion of chastity is imways difficult and often the purveyors of filth a return to the ten Comair, earth and water possible. present their sordid mandments until vice is heroic. which threaten the exIf men set specially wares new as art forms extirpated or at least While Learn to touch type—in just 12 nours the clergy is celitinction of the race. apart for the service of bate they are in the or the expression of a controlled. Then on that a t Edwards Sight & Sound Centre God find it impossible to I t is perhaps strong position of being new morality. the censound sub-structure it Sight and Sou•nd, the amazing audio tral paradox of our time set an example of moral able to claim that they If they said honestly will be possible to atvisual touch type teaching system is integrity the world will that people should be p ractise what they that they were re-hashing tempt a return to living enthusiastically endorsed by over 2,000 so fevered about their be confirmed in its ra- preach. the ancient turpitudes the life of Christ. tionalisati ons about sexWest Austral ians from all walks of life. right to live and so calThey also give a much ual condonation of all Sight and Sound eliminates slow tiring lously indifferent to the needed lesson in respect kinds. months of practice—just 12 one hour, same rights in others. for womanhood which is Celibacy has a long and almost universally in disday or evening classes and you will be The wholesale suppres- honoured tradition rest- card. able to touch type easily and efficiently. sion and destruction of ing on the example of OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS life by war, starvation, Christ Himself and it will In a word, thQy proPhone 25-6088 today (up to 8.00 p.m. claim that the good life CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS contracep tion and abor- be a sad day for the Monday to Friday) and discover how tion co-exists quite irra- clergy if they find them- is possible and compateasily you can gain this skill in just PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 8151 tionally with the demand selves one day having to ible with happiness and 12 hours. achievement. 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THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS New Motor Mission Opens At Lake Grace OF THE CHURCH IN LITHUANIA The Catholic Church in Lithuania is condemned to die. Forty priests of the archdiocese of Vilnius Lithuania, said this is in a signed declaration to the Chairman of the U.S.S.R. Council of Ministers, the original text of which arrived in the U.S.A. from Russia some time at the -end of December last year.
• ,0 FOOTNOTE: In Janu- ed the still active bish It states: "The U.S.S.R year olds. Even invalids 19TERS OF Constitution guarantee: have to serve as pastors. ary last year, the priests ops and administrators Another major prob- of the diocese of Vilka- of the dioceses about the tP LADY OF to its citizens freedorr to practice any religion lem is that candidates viskis wrote to the Chair- same matter. Because The laws of the Soviet for the seminary are not man of the U.S.S.R. of this, two priests lost of Ministers their working certificatUnion will defend the. chosen by Church rep- Council LAKE ORACE rights of the faithful to resentatives, but rather about "this abnormal sit- es and had to seek other practice. their religious by government officials. uation in the interdioces- employment they as The statement adds: an seminary in Kaunas." rights. could not perform their say if "What would we During February the, "But in reality it is not so. The laws which pro- candidates for music same year, they contact- priestly duties. tect the rights of the were selected by veterinfaithful are broken with- arians or other specialout any consideration. The ists?" Catholic Church in LithuAmong other problems ania is condemned to are the lack of freedom die." to practice the religion, Sister Patricia Hogan ( left) and Sister Celena Carlin. The facts illustrate the the lack of religious literature, and the apparent point. prejudice against childThe packed and overflowing congregation sang with full"If, in 1940, there were ren and parents who frethroated voices the words of that magnificent hymn four seminaries for gent the churches. priests in Lithuania and S YDNEY.- The Action for World Development "These and many other "Now thank we al l our God, about 1,500 priests, then after 1944 there was only painful facts which we c onference meeting here last week called on Auswith heart and mind and voices. one seminary left (in have mentioned here tralia's churches to set up a joint national secrewondrous things have done, Who show that the priests and tariat to press for greater co-operation between Kaunas.) I n whom his world rejoices . . ." the faithful are discrim"About 400 seminarians inated against and they A ustralia and its developing neighbours. used to flock to it from cannot fully use those It also asked the Aus- work I t had been sung many times before in the Lake Grace Parish, but never for development. all dioceses. In 1946, in rights which the U.S.S.R. tralian Government to quite like this. It was February 8, 1970, the day of the official opening of It said, in part: the very midst of the Constitution guarantees establish an office and, "The Holy Spirit, the the Motor Mission in our Parish. school year, only 150 them. later, a ministry for Spirit of Christ, is the seminarians were peroverseas development. Amid prolonged apThe congregation was and car. The Parish giver of life and source mitted to stay. During "Consequently, we have The conference recom had considered plause, Sister Patricia, Council greatly increased by dared to address ouro f action in the people the last few years, in mended that the Austramany visitors, including the possibility of build- speaking for herself and all the five courses in selves to you, Mr. Chair- lian Council of Churches of God and in the world. about 25 sisters from ing a new convent, and Sr. Celena, thanked all man of the U.S.S.R. Minthe seminary, the limit and Catholic Justice and "He comes to renew Highgate, Narrogin, Wag- reluctantly concluded it those who had worked has been 30 seminar- isters, hoping that you Peace Commission esand reform his people in, Ongerup, Esperance was beyond its limited for this Mission, voicing unnaturwill correct this ians." rather their pleasure at being So al situation of the Cath- tablish the joint secretar- so that the Church be- and Corrigin, who, with resources. If a seminarian leaves olic Church in the Lithu- iat as a matter of urg- comes the instrument great volume and sincer- than wait longer, the al- able to serve in this new or is sick, no one is at anian S.S.R. and see to ency. and sign of reconcilia ity, sang the Mass of ternate plan was adopt- apostolate of the Lake I t specified lowed to replace him. a number concele- ed of buying an exist- Grace Motor Mission. tion — of man with God Thanksgiving it that we, the Lithuan The sight in the Lake Last year, only three Ian priests and faithful of issues, ranging from of man with man, and brated by His Lordship ing residence, and renonew priests were ordain- as all other citizens do protective industry poli of man with himself. Grace Hall of so many Bishop McKeon, the par- vate it for a convent The Sisters are satis- past teachers and formed. Many priests have will be able to exercise cies and inflow and out "It is the will of ish priest, Father Croto serve two parishes. the rights as they are flow of overseas invest Christ that his peace cetti, and two visiting fied with this, and are er pupils, among them Sisters Robertus and EuIn a good many cases foreseen in the Constitu ment to the socio-econ should permeate all re- priests from the Re- now ready to start. omic development Special thanks are of- phrasie, who assisted of order, Rev. demptorist the pastors are 70-odd t ion." Australian Aborigines lationships between rac Fr. Desmond and Fr. fered to all who co-oper for many years in the for such secretariat to es and nations, so that Mogan. ated in the venture. functioning of "Bushie the abundance of life in consider. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ab- Schools" in Wagin for homily, Bishop his I n It also called on Chris- Christ may be shared by McKeon thanked the bott, Mr. and Mrs. J those families in the tians to "examine their all. parish priest, Darby, Mr. Watson andi Lake Grace area, reminthe Sisters, 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY "It is the task of the and all who had labour- the P. & C. Lake Grace iscing over their first rewhole style of life, as Phone: 8 240.f. those who live in the churches, in worship, ed generously and per- for the organisation of union in years, will be rewitness and service to severingly to see their the amplifying system membered for a long, midst of affluence." All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken It said churches should set this before men. Con work bear fruit. It was and all donors. long time? "examine the issues of fronted and sustained by a great day for the Parjustice and freedom in its Lord in worship, the ish which had gained Australian society and Church proclaims him two zealous Sisters who the churches' involve- and seeks to serve him had expanded their eposment in its economic and those for whom he tolate of Christian edudied and was raised cation to this vast area, systems." reeommenCift• This service involves a hitherto unserved in this Other 'trusteeship over crea- way. t ions were: SPECIAL • That the Common- tion, guarding, developA fter Mass the Bishop, wealth Government make ing and sharing its reHOSPITAL priests, Sisters and parsources.' and relief donations for ishioners went in procesfl• development work tax Spirit, Holy "The sion to the convent, deductible. speaking in the Church where the blessing of W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS • That a significantly today, has brought us to the Sisters' Residence PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS are,er number of trained realise that we, with all and motor Mission Car immi- the human race, are was performed by the Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and non - European General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. grants be allowed into charged with this trus- Bishop. teeship. Through it man Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 Australia. it specified Ladies of the Catholic is to be set free from 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH those whose skills were bondage, so that he may Women's League served superfluous in their own make fuller use of his lunch in the Lake Grace c ountries of those pre- God-given creative pow- Hall to about 300 adults and children. vented from using their ers. skills because of interMr. Phil McGlinn wel"In this we begin to all visitors on becomed nal racial, religious or understand Christian OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS other factors. concern with world de- half of the parishioners, briefly explaining the deCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS • That Australia make velopment. cision to establish the 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 every effort to change "But we must under- Motor Mission in July its primary commitmen stand, too, that this trus 1968 and the gradual deoverseas from military teeship makes inescap- velopment until its fulto civil action. able demands upon us filment today. our Lord, as • That the churches The way of There was a particular his suffering revealed in t ake up as a major pri warm word of welcome must be our death, and crity in world develop and applause for the -SOLE AGENTS.ment their responsibili way. first two sisters to serve R. CONNABEER & COMPANY "We must recognise on the New Mission — ties for helping to bring 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 about peace in Vietnan that the majority of the Sister Patricia Hogan and for undertaking re world's peoples suffer and Sister Celena Carc onstruction pro from chronic under-de- lin. velopment and that there grammes there. Bruce Beatie, thousands suffering Mr. are • That a church-spon Shire councillor, welresourc inadequate from sored national study anc comed the Sisters to action campaign for, es and social discrimin Lake Grace on behalf of society own in our ation world development NI the Shire president, Mr. "We must confess we John Milverton, and all undertaken. and are often selfish, unjust councillors saying that it • That Federal State Governments, re- 5ndifferent and sornt was a hard time in cognising the critical ur times arrogant in our which to come to the ( Brian and Neil Purslowe) district, yet most welgency of world develop buoyant prosperity. ment for Australia's con "We must commit our come as many needed and selves to tack the root the encouragement and existence tinued NOW AT AHERN'S TO well-being, consider re causes of these situa inspiration of their lives. form of school curriculc lions, work to liberate DEMONSTRATE THIS WONDER Fatlear Crocetti, after HEAD OFFICE & SERVICE CHAPEL to allow a better under men and societies from adding his personal welstanding of development ignorance, hunger, in- come to all, reported CREME 15 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD, especially the human as-. justice and war, and that the Motor Mission pect. 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by EDITH McNAMARA Tbe Abortion Law ( Reform ) Bill was talked out for two hours and fifteen minutes in the House of Commons, London, about a fortnight ago. It was
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Institute Changes Name
Recently the Lay Institute, "Ver Sacrum Mariae", offcially changed its name from Latin w ords to the simpler English name, MARIANA. I have not read very Anthony's Hospital, enough signatures to The original name, "Ver Sacrum", meaning a much about the views of Cheam, Surrey, said: attract attention. Holy Springtime, and "Mariae", through Mary, nurses on this world- "There are 1,000 aborHowever, a leading revealed the aim of this modern community to Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, wide topic, so when I tions a week. This is a L ondon gynaecologist bring new life—the Christian life of love to the read about 14 nurses denial of one of the most confirmed B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. the nurses' world. lobbying the M.P.s at the basic human rights — protest that many late The members of the Lay Institute regard Mary, Commons to protest life." abortion babies were the Mother of God, as essential to their ideal since There are many forces of nature, but none so against the abortion laws, Abortions often put a alive. "People are hor- it was she who did bear Christ to the world and that the babies severe mental strain on rified by execution, but wonderful as the mystic energy concealed in sun- claiming were often born alive, I nurses and some are who as Queen of Apostles at Pentecost formed and light • • . its miracle-working activity is one of the thought it worth repeat- pressured into taking there is just as much cared for the first apostles in their mission to the human life in these part. Miss Mott had with babies as in man being world about them. most impressive things in the world. We must ing. Who would know more her a letter that repreMariana embodies the Marian outlook and r ealise every living thing depends on the sunlight than a nurse? Miss Eliza- sented the views of 200 executed." striving of the consecrated woman in the world How true. for its existence. Every plant stores up sunlight. beth Mott, from St. nurses — not really today. The new name means "of Mary, the world of Mary, Mary in the world". Every seed, every fruit and even every leaf is sunTo quote the members themselves: ". . . our aim light in cold storage. is to live like Mary in today's world and by loving Really, the sun is the essential for the welfare all we meet to bring a springtime of grace for the miracle worker of the of the body and which world. The need today is a religious need; the promote resistance to world. We are quite Pastoral Constitution on the Church pointed out aware some of our ances- disease and good health that what we must aim for is a spiritual revoluto an extraordinary sun and the defied tors tion. Many people dedicated temples to its degree. This we see as the work of members of Mariana suffer from diseases w orship. — through a full love-service of others, to bring Sunshine is as neces- which under ordinary cirpurpose, meaning and joy in living back to the sary for human and ani- cumstances are incurmal life as for plant life. able, but often recover seeking people of today." Many people make the sound health through exFor further information contact: Miss Barbara grave mistake of living in posure of the lightly clad Shea, "Regina Mundi", 12 Edgecombe Street, Kew darkened rooms, whereas body to the sun for sev3101, Victoria. eral hours defeated.
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here with her husband after their recent wedding at the Church of Christ the King, The first leg of the trip 1971 Catholic World ExBeaconsfield — knew only too wel l who it was: it was her good friend from Kun- is from Australia to Porploration Tour, departing nunurra. tugal via the Panama in February, 1971, was a The bride was the former Maureen Glynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glynn, of Canal sailing aboard the happy combination of Beaconsfield, and the groom the son of Mrs. R. Burke and the late Mr. Peter Burke, magnificent Lloyd Tries- the world's top tourist of East Victoria Park. The couple will reside in Bunbury. tino liner Galileo. Both attractions and centres of the Galileo and the sister deep religious signiship, Marconi. are the ficance to every Catholic, newest on the Australia- t o the extent of spending Europe service. an unforgettable Easter Mass at St. Peter's BasiOn arrival in Lisbon, lica. all luggage will be transThe return voyage, via ferred to a large red liner coach and then it's off on t he Canary Islands and one of the most magni- A frica, will be made ficent tours of Europe, aboard the Marconi complete with a profes- travelling first class all sional courier, all the the way. way to places such as Caceres, Madrid, San IIMMIIIIIIII111111111111111911111111111111111111 Sebastian, Lourdes, A TTENTION ALL! Limoges, Tours, Paris, Schools, Convents, ColL ondon, Amsterdam, Heidelberg, Lucerne, leges, Charitable OrganisMilan, Rome, Assisi, ations—For your Raffle Florence, Padua, Milan, Tickets see . . Rapallo, and the accommodation arranged is of R ECORD PRINT the highest standards, al450 Hay Street, Perth. though not super de luxe. Mrs. Rossi said the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid (centre) after the recent wedding at St. Joseph's Church, Northam. With them are (from left) Mr. P. Campbell, Mr. R. Johnson, Misses Mary Anderson and Carolyn Pedroli. The bride was the former Veronica Shilagh, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J Elliott of Meckering. cause we are deprived of as peanut oil. Now this heat rays, chemical rays the Iitalising influence of oil should not be washed and light rays. It is the the sunlight. Many civil off for several hours ultra-violet ray that ised races are gradually after the sunbath. If it causes the skin to tan, so dying for lack of sun- must be done avoid the —sit in the sun! Recline shine. use of soap. in the sun! Again, moderation is People often exclude Light promotes health: the the sunshine from their keynote, for exposure homes lest it fade their darkness fosters disease. to the sun for a long time A sunbath should be in carpets or spoil their furtropical or sub-tropitaken every day. Espe- cal niture. In the meantime climates may cause cially is this necessary skin they themselves may be-cancer, which has a for relief of some painful high come pale and anaemic. percentage in Ausjoints. If sunlight will Miracles of healing are tralia, especially the help to cure disease it hott often brought about by er states. would prevent it alexposure to sunshine. We must understand if we together if its values wish to benefit by the sun were appreciated. SevCALLING VIC. eral hours of the day that placing ourselves inshould be passed in the side a glass window, the SQUARE invisible ultraviolet rays open air. Sunlight calms EX -STUDENTS will be as completely ex- the nerves, relaxes the blood vessels, and recluded from the body as The Victoria Square if we were sitting behind stores the depleted vital Ex-Students Fraternity energies. It drives away a stone wall. despondency, and is a will hold a "Get ToSunlight causes vita- wonderful sleep restorer. gether" at the Pagoda min D to be formed in It is God's free gift to us Lounge Restaurant, Hay the oils of the skin. Nor- and should be accepted. Street, West Perth, on mally these oils are Recognise the sun as a Monday, March 16, at largely washed off during great friend, not an 6.30 p.m. bathing, and especially enemy, a promoter of All ex-students are inwith the use of soap. Sun- health and a destroyer of vited to attend, and anybathing is of greater disease. All germs are de- one interested should value to health if the skin stroyed in a few hours contact Mrs. Heaney on is very lightly smeared when exposed directly. 21-4254 (or 28-6296 after with vegetable oil, such The sunbeam contains 6 p.m.).
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MIRRABOOKA PARISHIONERS SEE PROJECT BEAR FRUIT
Thursday, February 26, 1970
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MIRRABOOKA FEATURE
For five years they had to trot to St. Gerard's School for Sunday Mass. Its pyramid-shape roof Today, the parishioners of Mirrabooka can sit back ceiling, its simple, and and look at the fruits of their labour. yet tastefully designed Their new St. Gerard's to their parish priests interior, white Besser Church was opened in a ( see Page 1). Block walls and glass As churches go, St. sides, are extremely apglittering and memorable ceremony last Sun- Gerard's can safely be pealing. While depicting modday, and it was a glow- classified as one of the ernity, there is nothing Mg tribute to them and most modern. "way out" about it.
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You will notice, once you enter, that it is extremely well lit.
MADE TO STAND OUT The ceiling is made up Of Alumacoust, an aluminium acoustic panelinsulation with ling This is the backing. first time this type of ceiling has been used in a church.
The Auxiliary Bishop of Perth, Bishop Peter Quinn, as he enters the church during the opening and blessing ceremony last Sunday. With him on the left is the present parish priest, Fr. McKenna.
The church, basically 'A' shaped, was so designed to make it stand The out in the area. materials used need the minimum of maintenThe church is situated next to St. Gerard's ance. while shrine, raised this in housed is where, until last Sunday, Masses were School, The tabernacle t aking the shape of the church, depicts the two Greek The church designer, held in partitioned classrooms. words "Alfa" and "Omega," which mean that God is Mr. George Muzak, in an the beginning and end of everything. effort to emphasise the The construction of the new St. Gerard's Church triangle of the building, carried the sloping sanc- marks the beginning of a new era for the parishtuary walls to the floor. ioners who, sacrifice, played a
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St. Gerard's can hold a congregation of about 500. And credit once again goes to the parishioners, for it was they who did the woodwork and assembled the seats, thus saving about $2000.
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MIRRABOOKA . . . Continued
The altar area which is air-conditioned.
• Missi•ng from this picture is a modern statue of Our Lady and The Child, an intricate piece of work that is on the right of the altar. This was the work of Mr. Phill iomers.
The huge west wall of glass. depicts the Southern Cross.
Though not visible in this picture, a fixture of this coloured glass Arid Mirrabooka, incidentally, means Southern Cross.
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POLITICAL FORUM "The Record" has made space available to the leaders of the major political Parties to state their views on matters of State importance. These views and policies are the responsibility of the various writers and do not reflect the views or opinions of "The Record."
Thursday, February 26, 1970
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Legion of Mary Notes:
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Plans are in hand for a National Conference of Legionaries to be held in Mel• EXECUTIVE meeting bourne from December 27-31 this year.
on Wednesday, March 4, To discuss topics for at 10.00 a.m., Chapter Room, Cathedral Office, an agenda for the Con- MAJELLANS: Avenue. The ference, a two-day meetVictoria will ing was held recently in General meeting start at 1 p.m. Melbourne, at which • LEEDER VILLE Legion representatives branch will meet in the from all states, includby the Premier of The Majellans will conPresbytery at 8 p.m., ing Perth Comitium Western Australia, Thursday, March 5. president, Brian Harty, duct a Retreat at the by Franciscan Missionaries Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, • SOUTH PERTH by RON J. ELPHICK, By JOHN R. MARTYR, branch to meet after No- a ttended. of Mary, 18 Hampton KCMG, MLA Mr. J. T. TONKIN General President, WA State Secretary vena Devotions in the Brian was elected into Street, Victoria Park, The arrival in Perth When Education MinisThis country's media's Parish Hall, Thursday a Steering Committee, from March 13-15. Nothing is more imter Lewis announced this week of the new portant to the people of tremendous concern March 5. Bookings should be which will ultimately early this month that the Indian Pacific passenger Australia than security— about censorship is a hol- • SHENTON PARK have the job of formulat made through Monica State Government had express was a milestone the safety of the nation low mockery when they branch to have its first ing the agenda. Baczynski, (on 391874). made a special grant in Australian transport and its people. censor far more rigidly meeting for 1970 in the Some of the topics put Deposits of $1 will have of $2,000,000 for school development, opening a We in Western Austra- themselves on matters Parish Hall after 6 p.m. forward for considera- to be submitted a fortbuildings next year, he new chapter in east west lia are probably more against their policies. Mass, Sunday, March 1. tion included a general night before hand. DLP insistence about • VICTORIA PARK e xamination of the explained that $680,000 communications and tra- conscious of the need for A MEETING will be _would be used for buy vel. an adequate defence sys- China's nuclear capacity, branch also to have its Legion in Australia—the called for March 11, at Nothing succeeds like tem than those who live Russia's extension of ing sites for schools. first meeting for the year Legion in relation to Hamilton Hill, at 8 p.m. power, and our need for in Parish Hall, after De- other lay organisations Parents of Catholic Last year the Lands success, and I am confi- in the other States. chilResumption Office found dent we will see repeated Our geographical posi self-reliance in defence, votions, Sunday, March and Parish Councils — dren in State schools casually been what the itself in the position of across the 2,500 miles of tion and the absence of have spiritual needs are asked to come along trans-con- major defence undertak- ignored for years. "Our 1. having acquired school standardised Thanks extended to all of the people of Austra- to listen to three nuns the railway tinental consites without the funds ings within our bound- great and powerful who assisted at the Mon- lia are at present, and who will act as full-time how we can best meet catechism teachers from which to provide siderable build-up of pas- aries have made us more friends" would protect astery Fete. for them as for payment. One of senger and freight traffic aware of our vulner us in any circumstances, Legionaries children in State schools also help emember: R followed corn which the these was the land reability than most people has been the ready will be needed on March among others. in the Hamilton Hill, answer from many Libquired for the Crestwood pletion of the standard- in the Commonwealth. To obtain funds for the Spearwood, Beaconsfield Glendalough. A Cathat 8 of isation the Sydneycombined High and Pri On top of this, there is erals and ALP people olic Tour of the world running of the Confer- and Willagee areas. Melbourne line eight the impending mary Schools. Last Nov with- Liberals, until recently is being planned from ence, it is proposed to years ago. drawal of British forces kept these views to them- February to May 1971. c onduct an Australiaember, because the de P RINTING! It was gold that first from the South-East selves, for weren't DLP The organiser, Mrs. M. wide raffle with a major partment had run out of brought the railway to Asian preferences useful at See "Record Print" zone by the end of funds, the owner of the Rossi, has written to say prize of a motor car, and Kalgoorlie. And it was next election time? for year. a the land, acquired as success of which for any printing you iron—iron at KoolyanobThen came a clever that she would like to all Legionaries may require Meanwhile, developschool site, was told he bing—that provided are to be on talk and W.A. to come the asked to take part in Tel.: 21 2837 would have to wait un key to the building of the ments taking place with- new analysis: Weren't it. til next financial year be- standard railway from in the State make it a DLP voters really liberals One of the features of helping to promote. , 11111111111111111111111111111IIIIMMI11111111111111 who wouldn't ever vote more important prize. fore payment could be Kalgoorlie to Kwinana. the newly renovated All With these things in ALP? This politically im completed. The amount I well remember Augwas amaz- Saints Chapel, is the held over was a mere ust 26, 1961—the day on mind, it is pleasing to mature view accepted, until the Sanctuary Lamp. This ingly know that Australians in $18,500. This was not an which the has been donated by the Common- general election. Federal last do not begrudge , isolated case, however, wealth Government S %u. -• p The DLP emphasises League as a lasting memand the total sum involv agreed to our proposal to the heavy cost of defence memdeceased 1111is ory of all to keep their country several things. China's ed was doubtless quite extend bers. the standard f ree. nuclear capacity is unconsiderable. gauge line from KalgoorFortunately, those re- doubted; her ability to It is surprising that lie to the coast. sponsible for the defence deliver ICBM up to 6,000 MILESTONE FOR p lot, cli the Government is prep of this nation have not miles will be a fact beOne of the key people pared to pay the inflatNEWMAN 1971. bore overlooked who the apparplayed a most noted prices for school sites Vast manpower and Bti;it/ instead of resuming the able part in the planning ently defenceless posi- conventional weapons re- PORT HEDLAND: The esI 47,000 ton bulk carrier, tion of and those in negotiations the for west. the land under the Public sources, an aggresand They Bianca, left Port Hedstandard gauge project point to the Works Act. was our State Minister mobility of modern de- sive foreign policy, make land last week carrying When land was requir for Industrial Develop- fences and the fact that China a menace to Aus- the five 'millionth' ton . ed by the Western Min- ment, Mr. Court, who, at adequate forces could be tralia's security. Russia' of Mt. Newman iron ore Ii Is to t tirei, Vi ing Corporation for the t hat time, was also Mini- transferred to W.A. in A unopposed extension of to be shipped since ex-establishment of a nickel ster for Railways. very short time if such a influence into the Indian ports began about ten .. .. refinery at Kwinana, the move were to become Ocean will be followed months ago. opened line has The up by power build-up isolatMinister for Industrial n This came only a few new avenues for trade ecessary. Development Only recently, the Com- ing Australia even fur days after the Mt. Newdid not with the Eastern States. hesitate to have the monwealth announced ther from its friends. man Mining Company Unemotional realism exceeded the landmark M.R.P.A. contrive a plan In Western Australia, that it would build a for re-develop ment we pin a great deal of naval base at Cockburn demands a tremendous figure of shipping one effort for our self-suffiwhich enabled the Gov faith in tourism as a Sound. million tons in a month Planning has already ciency. We can afford it, —achieved during Januernment to use compul- means of strengthening our economy. We believe but will is lacking. I If the begun and the Governsory powers of acquisi there is a huge amount ment intends to begin media won't build the ary. The company now tion. expects to end its first to be won from this in- c onstruction of a cause- will, the DLP will. It was said editorially dustry. We believe the year of operations on way to Garden Island Preference for union- March 31 with a total of at the time when the standardisation of the during the coming finan- ists is an acceptable prinGovernment 6,300,000 tons of ore, resumed east-west railway and the cial year. ciple, but a preferential shipped to Japan and land for Western Mining improved passenger facifrom WHIT1AKERS The provision of naval system is wrong which Europe and to BHP's Corporation that it had lities which have been W1slitokars we W.A.'s Theist history speibilift amrushed to prevent the provided on the Indian facilities will follow pro- forces compulsory politi- steelworks in the eastern &Sod aroftsmosSi wow yeses stpeollesea cal affiliation to the ALP gressively. project of one of Aus- Pacific express — along states. o Wisitsekars Thisissieleem db• ewe arm asif on people who do not asessisas ego swim. tralia's wealthiest corn- with the elimination of A nother important deThe Mt. Newman venpanies suffering from t he inconvenience of hav- velopment for W.A.—and support it. ture currently holds conThe best situation is tracts for more than 270 the swollen land prices ing to change trains—will for the whole of Austra which seemed so unim- react to our benefit from h a — is the Common- where unions have no million tons of iron ore. portant when they affect- a tourist point of view. wealth's proposal to up- political affiliations, alThe first shipment to ed the ordinary person. On the Merredin to grade the Learmonth air- lowing them to make Japan left Port Hedland To save the company Fremantle section of the field near Exmouth, to an proper approaches to any or. April 1, 1969, after political force to attain two years of construcmoney, the Government new line we have already operational base. was prepared to resume achieved an essential tion. The ore is mined These proposals— their legitimate aims. land in the Kwinana area breakthrough in railway Cockburn Sound and from Mt. Whaleback, and so that no landowners economy—maximum vol- Learmonth—are part of railed 265 miles to Port made profit unnecessar- ume with minimum man- the Hedland. Federal Governily from the company's power for the transport ment's policy of increasneed there. of huge quantities of ing our defence capacity. Industrial Develop- grain. The tremendous Adequate defence is the ment Minister Court said efficiency of the railway rock on which Australia's in June, 1968, the Gov- and its rolling stock on security stands. This is ernment might have to the Kalgoorlie - Perth - the policy of the Corn Introduce legislation to Kwinana lines are bring- monwealth Government On Friday, April 17, at make it easier to obtain ing benefits to every part and it is the policy of the the Melville Civic Centre, of our community. The Country Party land for essential induswhich is the Santa Maria Ex-Stutries. "If we are to con- east-west link is now one part of that Government dents' Association will tinue to attract the right of the world's great railThe Commonwealth hold its first Debutante industry to the right lo- ways and my Govern- has also undertaken to Ball. ment is well satisfied cation in this State we Any past pupils of the with the contribution it improve the capacity of will need zoned land has made towards bring- the R.A.A.F. in fighter re- SMC who might be incheaper a vailable at ing about the long connaissance and strike terested in making their prices," he said. awaited unbroken rail aircraft, and to see that debut are encouraged. It seems that the in- link between Perth and aircraft provided for Aus- Ring Moira McMullen tralians to fight in are (86-5972). Tickets for the terests of big business Sydney. WHEN IN KALGOORLIE SHOP AT— the best obtainable in the Ball are now available are of greater concern to The introduction of the world. from Mrs. the Government than the Indian Prichard Pacific passenger public interest. It is also proposed to ( 60-3770). express heralds a new era All ex-students The need for many of rail transportation in strengthen the Navy with are new school sites arises Australia. It completes the types of ships the asked to help the Assofrom the work of devel the final link of a truly Navy has advised that it ciation by contributing opers who acquire rural unified national railway most needs, including the articles to the College compar atively system worthy of a fast new light destroyers and Annual, "Memories Are land R ADIO, REFRIGERATION and ALL HOUSEHOLD cheaply and upon its be growing nation with ris- the fast combat support Made of This". Photos would be appreciated. ing zoned as urban, pro- ing economic strength ships. ELECTRICAL DEALERS This is the policy of ceed to subdivide it and and responsibility in one Please send these to of the vital areas of the the Commonwealth Gov- Julienne van Noont, 14 erect dwellings upon it ernment and of In such cases it would world. the Guy Place, Melville. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME not be unreasonable for The State Liberal Party Country Party. The SMEA annual genthe Government to ob- is proud indeed to have It, is a policy which eral meeting will be held tain a school site from been associated with this they believe will do the at the College on MonFIRST ALWAYS WITH THE LATEST the developers at cost. great national project. most good for Australia. day, March 9, at 7.45 p.m.
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WORK!
Out and about with the .
A fter being involved in 'out of the ordinary' s type of work for nearly three years, I find myself,, f acing a somewhat uncertain future as far as employment is concerned. Y.C.W. places its emphasis on work, attitudes to such, and after telling kids about this 'correct a ttitude' to work, I wonder if I will be able to apply myself to a normal office position. Frequently, many have come into the office complaining of a very strict boss, or an unpleasant working companion and I have thought to myself —"I'm glad I don't work in a place l ike that." Last October saw the first meeting of a group of young people to discuss But maybe I will have to—what then? This will he be quite a chal lenge and one that will present its t needs of others. This meeting was arranged by the Samaritans, a widely problems, but also a time to practice what has publicised organisation since its inception. The Reverend David Woodroffe been preached. What does Christ want me to do? responsible for the Samaritans in this State and also for Telateen, been as h By asking that question I find that worries are which is thought to be the first telephone service for teenagers in the world. somewhat alleviated for we then realise that Special guest at the opening of the recent Presidents' Christ wants us to do many things that at first Telateen had a three preaching is done, no There is a similar seraddresed training seem unpleasant to us. pro- judging — we just listen. Week was His Grace, the Archbishop, who vice in the U.S.A., but month relaxing with ( from him p:esidents. We caught traingramme before t he manned by the serReligion We can become like jelly if we just go along or politics are this is ed social workers and vice began. This training never mentioned. All we left) Luke DiNanzio, Norm Johnston and Brian Carlon. from day to day, only doing what we want to. This 'jelly' never sets, never matures, and imsychiatrists. The one we course or programme in- are interested in is the have in W.A. is manned volved a great deal of caller and trying to help maturity does not get one very far these days. by young people, some listening in itself. Lec- him relieve his worries. We have all been chosen to do some particular, at university, others in- turers came from Child This is like a first aid work—no one else can 'till' our ground—we are volved in everyday of- Welfare, from the Law post, and a very worthunique in our working lives. and others were involv- while post for the many fice work. Please God we can al l find happiness in our ed. These people explainyoung teenagers around There may be some of work, and in our givings ed the position of min- Perth who have no one
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you who have read this ors, unmarried mothers, to talk to. What makes a leader? It is not an far and thought "this social services, and get in How do you by being run empty title bestowed on a young worker telateen is many things that those touch with Telateen? untrained people who undertaking the course Just ring 81 2006 any nor is it merely an office. don't know what they knew sometimes very A special meeting evening between 6 p.m. Being a leader is, a supernaturalise his nat-, has been called for are talking about." But little about. So they and 11 p.m. quality and an aptitude. A I ural gifts and turn them here the word "talking" were given the basic inTuesday, March 3, at leader is a young worker into an apostolic force. i 7.30 p.m. in the Y.C.W. is emphasised — the structions, so that if the The Irish Club will who has come to under- 1 people manning the telehappened office to look at the hold a social at Highgate This is what arose, they could need than rather listen enormous restand the phone future of the coming on Sunday, March 1, at sponsibility he has in life with all those who did talk. It is the caller, supply the information. football season. great for the everything 8 p.m. Tickets are now Other comments that March 1: with regard to his fellows. the one who is ringing Paul Saint Church. We must start think- available for the Ball and Bedford Park are holdon influence He has an that is doing all the have been thrown into a have been would Concert scheduled for ing seriously now. talking. I think we all the light since Telateen ing a dance in St. Peter's other young workers. It March greatest the 13 and 15 . gangster, I f you are interested corn brings the Street Hall, experiWood i s he who they're through was "Oh, began know enemy of the Church, if and you see that it is .11111A ,•011 ence, that if we have just a bunch of religious mencing at 8.00 p.m. Y.C.W. into being; he is Our Lord had not seized a service in your area, problems, we very sel- cranks who preach." Let Music will be supplied by the first Y.C.W. COMMERCIAL PRINTING and thrown him to him be represented at this breaks new leader The Purpose. dom find someone who me assure you that no the Soul the ground. He became meeting so a decision Business Cards will listen to us, giving Our Lord's revolutioncan be made on the us their whole attenLetterheads ary. He had in him a future of the competition. driving force, a wealth of is vital that tion. It Invoices Let's be honest — character, which he put delegates from all inseems too everyone to the service of Christ S tatements terested branches be busy with their own livand the apostolate. t here. If unable to atabout worried R ING 21 2837 for a es to be tend, contact the ofThe Church and the Representative to other people's problems. fice (23 4546 ). Y.C.W. need leaders, 25nt-.1 Or if they do try to lisscale. If world-wide a on ten, the conversation is that is not appreciated 41.44INIPIPINNIPIM4.4.....r.e.v..."~,,,INIMIVINIP4,41,"/N14.4.4PINN.P.PIO,ON centred around the list oday, the Church is lost. felt "well I tener saying However, many priests like that two years ago THE and monks and nuns when such and such C ATHOLIC JOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU t here are, if they do not happened" and the per WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY understand the need of sari or the caller be indispensDANCING immediately these forming PICNICS c omes CABARETS able leaders, the Church TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF blocked off and nothing P ARTIES RIVER TRIPS is lost. Inevitably these is achieved. THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS leaders hold in their IVICWOMICILWVICILWC hands the future of the Fu; ther Details: Fred Curran, 3 8134 — Church. Helmi Van Nicrop, 71 7943. PLANNING A FETE?
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Grant Smith and his bride, formerly Linda Wright, of S wan View. Both Grant and Linda have been associated ground; he is a pioneer. A vailable— with the Bellevue Youth Club while Grant has been It is he who starts makRECORD PRINT holding the position of President. We extend to them ing visits, selling the 450 Hay Street, Perth. t he very best wishes of the movement for their future paper, recruiting, collecthappiness. ing subscriptions, conA West Australian MCWizo‘30010100MILNIC1 young Y.C.W. State Basket bah other tacting he team will play South wherever workers happens to be. He has Australia during March understood, and better 7 and 8. The players selt han most, what can and ected are: Gordon Summust be done with other mers, coach (Carlisle), REDEMPTORIST RETREAT HOUSE, 7.45 P.M. young workers, and he Joe Migro, Max Smith, wants to win them. Mery Lockhart, (BeaBeing a leader is a consfield), Bob Worner, Norton (Clarequality and an aptitude— Kim Wed. March 4th - "Faith for Technological Man" quite often a natural mont), Tom Hawthorne, Father D. T. O'Keefe gift and aptitude. In any John Taylor and Greg Wed. March 1 1th - "Love for Uncommitted Mon" house or street, bus or Faulkner (Carlisle). The t rain, there is usually one o fficial will be Ivan LedFather T. A Warren lad who rules the roost, din. W ed. March 18th - "Hope for Alienated Man" who is the life and soul Father T. A Warren of the party, who attracts others, at whose naturally house they meet, to whom they all look, who carries them all along with him. He is a born leader with certain gifts, with more dash and go, who always takes the initiative l r io and leads the others.
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COMBINED STATE FOOTY SIDE VERSUS IRISH CHAMPIONS
BETWEEN OVERS by FERD TIPPETT CRICKET In the third Test at Johannesburg, after dismissing the Springboks for the moderate first innings total of 279, Australia could only manage 202 in reply. This is surely indicative that, as in previous Tests, the main factor for our reverses mainly lies in the brittle batting lineup. Graham McKenzie has obviously had too -much cricket, and his enforced rest from the third Test will eventually assist the tourists' performances in South Africa, when next "Macca" plays. The Australian touring side in New Zealand performed well enough against Canterbury in Auckland to suggest that they will succeed because of teamwork. Sam Trimble, the captain, and Greg Chappell impressed with the bat, while Kerry O'Keefe and Terry Jenner were the best of the bowlers.
SPORTS CHATTER
May And Wheeler Likely For Games
The visiting Irish Gaelic football champions, Kerry, will play a strong combined State side at South Fremantle on March 7, at 4.30 p.m. There'll probably be a compromise in rules, but definitely not in the spirit of play. Host club, South Fremantle, has picked a strong combination to meet the Irishmen, and this will include West Perth's Graham Farmer, Swans' Billy Walker, Subiaco's Haydn Bunton, East Fremantle's Eric Sarich and South's own Hassa Mann, who by Rod Evans will, incidentally, be the skipper. DAHL SHAR, a good —Barry Pestana looking chestnut by AL
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DAKHIL, nearly brought
Gollegians Likely
The 400m. was the first
event not won by the ATHLETICS: The first day of the combined State off a king-sized plunge For Premiers club. Richard Carter fina thletic championships showed that WA has only when he was backed After last Saturday's t wo athletes likely to push their way into the from 25-1 to 6-1 last Sat- first round of interclub ished second and Peter owners, urday. His Barry Dempsey third. Australian team for this year's Commonwealth athletic finals, Catholic McMahon and Jeff Smith, —From the Southern Games. Collegians are set for
must have got some satisCross, Adelaide. Seagren and Evans faction to know that their first premiership jumping in and promotion to A great style and is an won gold medals in Mexi- DAHL SHAR is back to early favourite to win co and also hold the his brilliant best after a grade. The B grade team has the long and triple world record for their setback in Kalgoorlie over the August Round. a lead of 34 points over jumps at the Games. event. strong combined Keep backing this bloke the May's sprinting is also Evans has flashed over with confidence from Teachers team and would first class. In the 100 400 metres in 44 seconds be unlucky to lose at this The current performmetres on Saturday he while Seagren has thrust now on. stage. ances of the touring Aushad time to look around himself 17ft 91n. over the REGAL PLUSH, a brown Of the 11 B grade tralian cricketers in after a slow start before bar. filly by HIDALGO, came events decided last Satur- South Africa are an inzooming away from the home at terrific a rate to day, the Catholic Col- dictment of those Greene was third in who opposition. just fail to catch EX- legian Club had a winner agreed to this doubleKeith Wheeler is the 100 metres and Carlos CEPT in the Kindergar- in all but two. header tour. Even if the enigma of Australian ath- third in 200 metres. ten Handicap. As this filly The day opened with a letics. Carlos, who was the had run second to a top first to Joe Scalzi fol- tour of India had not "bad boy" at the Olym- class colt in RED CRES- lowed by Steve Flan- been made as arduous by pics, and was sent home CENT, it only shows she nagan in the 100 metres. the demonstrators, the doubling up against with the 200 metres win- is much better than the Michael Cain cleared by Bo:: Roberts South SWIMMING Africa was asking ner Tom Smith, is cur- Bookmakers who twid- 5ft. 10in. and Jim Gregory - dled her out to 100-1 5ft. 8in. to defeat the for trouble. T he McIntosh Family rently seeking a pro It would have been When he first burst in- football contract. thought. combined Teachers com- difficult enough Sheer dedication has been the reason for to match to the athletic track He is asking a fantas• POLO JANE, who is do- petitors. the talented Springboks the McIntosh girls—Jill, Kaye, Jodi, Ann and from school he seemed Dennis Lorenzin won fit and well, but tic $600,000 for a fold, ing a preparation for the Paula—winning 100 State swimming medals in their likely to follow in the year contract — whicV, Oaks, showed she is the 110 metre hurdles present state of mind the between them. steps of Herb Elliott. is a lot of money for pretty fit when she with a third place to Australians are finding K aye and Jill swim 20 to 25 miles a week Now, almost 10 years omeone who has never'. flashed home s to run a Dave O'Neill. Junior com- the task hopeless. Instead to attain top peak condition in a sport that is later, he is beginning to football. close fourth in the Ash- petitor, George Cap, won of being eager they are played more _exacting than others. realise his true potential the shot put with a third weary and homesick and metres burton Standard. This to Joe 100 Tokyo The two older sisters log between 800 to His performance on Scalzi. Phil Hen- even though it has been brown filly is by ARK was Hayes Saturday in winning the champ Bob 900 miles during the season. schke finished first in the said before, the reports ROYAL out of COUN800 metres showed that another who used his TESS JANE and if 1,500m. with a third place and Merv. McIntosh, ex-Perth League and State breedrecommendations lucrative a get to he will be a great sec- speed ruckman (winner of three Sandover medals) ing counts for anything to Peter Callahan. Paul from the managers and -football contract. pro ond string O'N Olympic to eill gave the club captain should and father of the girls, is instrumental in inshe will be a worthy conresult in champion Ralph Doubell tender for the Oaks and another win with his future tours being conspiring his daughters. trip le Australia for in this jump. St. Ledger. siderably streamlined. The McIntosh girls train at the Victoria event. CASH IS RACONPLETE, by the COLD Park-Carlisle club under the watchful eyes of Wheeler ran with devchampion sire RACONtheir coach Bob Govan. astating power. An exR. L. ACE TEUR, put up a mighty K aye McIntosh, the eldest, won the swimpected close tussle with The facts of life Rugby performance last Satur thru-Perth last season. Jill won the 200 metres Peter Watson never even- League style were given a day. Starting from a bad under 16 butterfly and 100 metres freestyle in tuated. Wheeler kept on good airing last week in barrier S PECIALISTS IN GENERAL MAINTENANCE TO she worked hard the recent State Championships. accelerating over the the three act play featur- all the way P ROPERTIES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE but had the Each morning, at 5 a.m., the McIntosh first lap to streak right ing Englishman Alan Standard Handicap shot family, together with Cheryl Benneworth, away from his other Burwell in the star role. to pieces until LOCK• Lopping and removing trees. their friend and team-mate (also proficient in rivals. • Clearing and re-developing backyards and When it was known that, MASTEit gained a rails gardens. Watson never appeared Burwell was coming to run. Owned and trained all four swimming strokes) attend the Somer• Light demolitions. likely to bridge the gap. Sydney clubs, by ex-Trotting personthree set Street Swimming Pool in Victoria Park. • Establishment of lawns and gardens. In fact, Wheeler was go- North Sydney, Cronulla- ality Laurie Robinson, • Crazy pavings. ing just as strongly over Sutherland and Canter- this mare has improved ex- a ton. Keep following for the final 200 metres as bury - Bankstown, SPECIAL DEAL FOR MIGRANTS. in any part of the race.I pressed eagerness to get profitable results. Y OUR CHEMIST IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM EITHER INSIDE Joyce Bennett's run of him, and for some time OR OUTSIDE YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY Australian selection ap- it was the topic in Rugby Interstate News P HONE US NOW ON pears to have ended. League circles as to From the "Catholic 429 Albany Highway, Vic Park ( opp. P.O.) 61 1076) But she is a runner who which club would land 3 3928 ALL HOURS Weekly", Sydney does best on big occa- the bacon. CONSULT OUR TRAINED COSMETICIAN T RUSTWORTH Y AND QUALIFIED TRADESMEN Though has sions. she For Your Convenience Use Our Night Service. 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Peter Norman, Raelene the Englishman and his of the betting clubs ed and Alexander Sts., Wembley Ample car parking. ( full book, $150). Boyle and Pam Kilborn, wife were whisked away South Sydney has been all showed out. from Mascot to North named as 11 to 4 on Prompt return all Mail Orders. Subiaco Hotel Sydney by the still hope- favourites. I thought SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE Norman narrowly won after last season that the SEA AT This Lottery has 50,000 Tickets First Class Accommodation the men's 220 yards from ful Roy Francis and offi- betting boys would have Greg Lewis while Miss cials from other clubs learned their only. and Service lesson. The The Ocean Beach who had made the trip to Boyle, who won a silver DRIVE-DT BOTTLE DEPT. whole season Hotel was full of It will be a quick seller. FREE HOME DELIVERY medal in Mexico for 200 Mascot to talk to Bur- shocks, with reversals of Under Personal Supervision metres, won the 100 met- well were left lamenting. form the rule rather than Phone 81 1028 of TOM KENNY res. She also won heats However, doubts about the exception, and the Irene McHenry, Proprietress Phone 3-1584 of the 200 and 400 met North's chances of clinch- greatest attraction was res and could make it a ing a deal arose when the inability of all and The Railton Burwell went to Cronulla sundry Bayswater Hotel hat-trick of titles. to correctly forePerth's Most Modern OPP, STATION for the day with Tommy cast the weekly winners. Temperance Hotel Though nursing a leg Bishop of Cronulla-SuthOld Time Music & But evidently the South 5 minutes walk from injury Pam Kilbom still erland. 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Dear Boys & Girls Shall we continue with last week's t heme? We spoke about Lent and what it might and should mean to you and how you could make it a most rewarding time of year. We said that Christ had invited us to a party on Easter Sunday. When you are invited to a party by one of your friends, do you ever ' save up' by eating less all day, so that you might enjoy the party food e ven more? If you do, then here is a nother way we can imagine Lent — as 'saving up' so that we can enjoy Easter to the fullest. During Lent it shouldn't be too hard to do without a few things to eat that we would normally have — an extra slice of bread and jam, a c ake, a biscuit, sweets, soft drinks etc. Al ! these things are not very good for us anyway, and doing without them could only do both body and soul nothing but good. One family I know are going without sweets for tea and are not having any in-betweens. The money they save by doing without these things is being divided by the parents and given to the children to put into the Compassion Box. Putting this into practice may sound hard but if we stop to think of those children who have never even heard of such things and how they wi l l benefit from our sacrifice, then it should not be too much to ask! God bless and help you to keep your resolutions during Lent. B ROTHER JUNIPER.
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Finally, if you see anyone, particularly the smaller children of your school having difficulty Since most children are back at school now, it in crossing the road — THURSDAY * * SUNDAY seems a good time to review a few road safety rules. help them! Stand with,. MARCH 5 MARCH 1 As you all know many people have been killed on them and walk acrosg Annette Cooper, Yampi Jeanette Langeberg, the roads this year, most I am ashamed to say, with them when the road Dolores (12); Baker, Cottesloe (12); Barbara through the bad manners and carelessness of adults. is clear, even if it is out of your way and you Bayswater (10); Jacinta Beech, Tenterden (11); However, very many faces the oncoming traf- have to go back yourand Maria Horton, Pal- Kathleen Bavich, ArmaRemember this myra (9); Debra Bamess, dale (13); Cathryn accidents are caused also, I fic — that is, the right- self. Nyabing (12); Susan Reeves, Dianella (14); by children who FOR- hand side of the road may be the first time Dailly, Wilson (8); Chris- Mary Colley, West Lee- GET the rules of the when you are facing the they have crossed the topher Perry, Karrinyup derville (14); Mervyn road. This week we will direction in which you road by themselves and ( 9). they will probably be Sayers, Mt. Claremont talk about pedestrians— want to go. (12); Peter Glorie, that is those who use If you must walk on or f rightened. Queen's Park (7); James the roads either for walk- across the road at night * MONDAY —always wear or carry Goldie, Hamilton Hill ing along or crossing. Next week we will Do you ALWAYS re- something white or lightMARCH 2 (12); Janine Murphy, City talk about cyclists. Take Marilyn Benns, Bentley Beach (8); Mary Sermon, member to look both coloured. This is most ways? i Perhaps you mportant. think care, until then. (14); Matthew Corbitt, Wilson (8); Marianne Nollamara (6); Warrick Roeger, South Perth (13); this is not necessary if Sutton, Claremont (11); Felicity Moore, Kalgoor- you are using a crossMalcolm Bates, Clover- lie (14); Peter Errichetti, walk. Don't make this dale (12); Joseph Her- Floreat Park (12); Anne mistake. Lots of drivers don't see crosswalks. ring, Katanning (8); Pearce, Tuart Hill (9). Look both ways every Robyn Murphy, Kalgoortime, even if there is an lie (13); Marie Hunt, attendant. Walk across Walebing (12); Carolyn briskly — don't dawdle Watson, Salter Point * FRIDAY and don't run. ( 12); Joanne Mersch, Bedford Park (9); Gre- MARCH 6 If there is a crosswalk gory Downie, Inglewood Mary Harris, Triggs near your school, use it. (10); Terrence Elliott, (12); Yvonne White, Mel- Don't cross a few yards Meckering (8); Karen ville (9 ; Paul Barron. away. If there is not a Dooley, Morley (8); Glen Hampton then look Park (6); Jen- crosswalk, Hillary, Karrinyup (8); nifer Ince, Doubleview both ways, make sure Alexander Rykers, Water- ( 8); Stephen Hayes, West the road is clear and man (9). Osborne (13'; Vincent walk directly across, not Daly, Scarborough (14); diagonally. Always use footpaths Geraldine Frost, Nor* TUESDAY tham (9); Helen Atkin- if they are available and MARCH 3 son, North Beach (9): if not, then walk on the Mark Clayton, Kewdale Michelle Pitt, Karrinyup side of the road whici-, (12); Christine Moyle, (10); Susan Taplin, WemBunbury (14); Anthony bley (10). Bull. Dianella (11); Geoffrey Brabazon, Wongan Hills (13); Cathy White, Wattle Grove (10); James Cash, Embleton (13): * SATURUAY Tonya Van Bueren, Attadale (9); Brett Sugget, MARCH 7 Collie (9); Susan BrenStephen Salateena, Carnan, Kalgoorlie (10); mel (13); Paul Longman, Michelle Whitley, Karrin- Doubleview (11); Delia yup (8): Gay Wells, Parker, Subiaco (13): Quairading (12). T imothy Woolerson. Coolbelling (6): Mark * WEDNESDAY Harvey, Mogumber (9); Judith Luke, Floreat MARCH 4 Park (12); Peter HanraTerry Archer, Collie han, Swan View (14); Theresa (12); Rose, Anthony Bottacin, NorTriggs (8). tham (14).
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Customer: A bottle of sauce, please? Shopkeeper: H.P.? Dad (with strap in Customer: Oh no! fll hand): Jim, did you hear pay for it now. See how you compare MONDAY. For mother. me call you? with mum and dad on Do something for her * * Jim: Yes, Dad. But * this quiz. The following that you wouldn't noryou've often told me not I've been seeing spots are some familiar foreign mally do. Buy her someto answer back. before my eyes. phrases. Can you give thing from your pocket a Did you see a doctor? money. * * their meanings? No, just spots. TUESDAY. For father. 1, Bon jour (Fr.); 2, Waiter: How did you * * * Ad infinitum (L.); 3, a la Give him a surprise. Pull find your steak, sir? Flo: You had a good mode (Fr.); 4, Anno some weeds in the garDiner: Just by accident, h oliday? Feel any Domini (L.); 5, Bonhomie den. Make him a cold I moved the boiled pota- change? (Fr.); 6, Cordon bleu drink when he comes toes and there it was. Joe: Not a cent. (Fr.); 7, Coup detat (Fr.); home from work. * * * 8, de facto (L.); 9, exit W EDNESDAY. For * * * (L.); 10, Enfant terrible brother. Give him all Husband: "Where are Joe: When I was in (Fr.). your toys to play with. Africa I shot a 20 foot my golf socks?" fight with him toDon't Wife: 'PITT-13 "You haven't Snake. ajou.rial 'or no sao2 day. Willie: Good heavens- I any golf socks." f23B.1 Jo uTod uT Husband: "Yes I have aLl THURSDAY. For sister. didn't know they had — the ones with 18 !somrod UT mom uappns Offer to help her with her feet. !aurpurls lsaq2nraq chores or homework. g holes." jo 3r000 g `uoqqp-anici `o F RIDAY. For your * * * :airtleu pooll `g !picri ino friends. Let them choose ro agaA uT 't fuottrstj the games to play. How is Jim getting on ..to tuolsno 0 urpio3 SATURDAY. For anyone. With his correspondence `E fiCinitjut 0 `z !Ayr) Help a stranger today. lessons? Joan Botman (10), 26 poop 'I :saamsmv He's playing truant. Offer your seat in the St., Ardross, St. Willcock How? bus. Visit an old person. He sends them empty Benedict's, sport. Poomp.66,.. 41111101111111111111111 Smile at someone you Helen Crock (11), 88 Why is a boxer like a don't know. envelopes. Attadale, c andle? Rd., Stock S UNDAY. For God. Santa Maria, piano. * * Because one blow will Thank him for giving you * Bradley Hawkes (8), 3 put him out. all the other days. Husband: I'll have you First Avenue, Bassenknow that old pullover is dean, St. Michael's, swima part of me, where it ming. goes, I go. Bernard Justin Rhodes Wife: Well, don't forget (7), "Stoke Farm", Highto close the lid after you. bury, St. Mathew's, readIt's in the dustbin. ing. •
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This Week 1960
TVW 7, March 1: THE RIGHT TO BE Finding a commentator with a keen knowledge of by MERRY. This is the first fruit and vegetable prices and qualities will be one TVW '7 film ever made inside the of the first problems tackled by ABW 2 produc,er JOHN Sunday, March 1: enclosure of the Church's Bryan Todd. He wants a commentator for "To BRYANT 8.00: SUNDAY THEmost strictly cloistered ATRE: "The Hasty Market, To Market", a service programme for house. Religious Order of woHeart". Five wounded wives. It will be one of the station's first live shows. men. Scenes of the nuns soldiers in hospital offer Todd originated the programme which has been one at prayer, work and penAn ABC-BBC exchange of news programmes marked the friendship to a Scottish of the highest rated shows in Sydney television since ance raise the question, "What is the purpose of official opening of the direct satellite link between Australia corporal with only three it started there three years ago. this life of self-denial and and Britain, via the new earth station at Ceduna, South Aus- weeks to live. Stars Ron old Regan, Patricia Neal. silence?" Answers are tralia, last Friday night. Richard Todd. given by the nuns themA clash of personalities is likely in tomorrow's selves, including several All three Australian earth stations, Moree, New South Wales, Carnarvon, Wednesday, March 4: Viewpoint programme. Members will include Sir who only recently have Western Australia, and Ceduna, together with the Pacific and Indian Ocean WEDNESDAY MOVIE Wilfred Kent Hughes, chairman of the left the teenage world of Organising satellites, were used for the first time to enable all ABC television stations "The Young Savages". Committee for the Melbourne Olympic Games in dances and basketball games. The film presents in every state of Australia to telecast the programme. A split of the ABC-BBC Slub-born district attor 1956, controversial athletic coach Percy Cerutty, Mr. ney battles street gangs Aitken, president of an in-depth study of cloi- was available to commercial the Amateur Athletic Union of television stations. a quest for justice fol Australia, in stered life and its releand Dave Power, winner of the marathon involv murder a lowing vance for today's world. The picture itself was a new society. This is aided the atomic age. It at the Cardiff Empire Games in 1958. Cast: Poor Clare nuns surprisingly clear, and the setting and provoca- ended a war but started ing two juvenile gangs on Side East York's New of Our Lady's Monastery despite one short break tive premise of The Nevz a struggle to keep the Stars Burt Lancaster, in Roswell, New Mexico. in transmission, the dir People, a new dramatia w orld at peace. In a new 1 Shelley Winters. (AO). Bearded folk singer Burl Ives proves his verect telecast from London series starting on ABQ, series to be seen at 10 20 ' STW 9, March 1: . 1 satility by playing a dramatic role in tonight's was a great success. TVW 7, March 8: TV at 8.25 p.m. on Fri- p.m. on Sunday, "The STW 9 Disneyland show "So Dear To My Heart". . THE RED -BRICK The Ceduna Earth Sta- day, March 6. Struggle For Peace" in- Tuesday, March 3: BUILDING. A red-brick tion was officially open* * vestigates the problems 8.35: STAR MOVIE: "A) Church stood as a symbol ed by the Postmaster Following last week's that are involved ii Capone". Stars Rod of "that other faith" for General Mr. Hulme. introduction of 12 new keeping the peace. Spain. Al Steiger, Fay Colour television may not come to Australia for a little Buddhist girl. As To get the programme prime-time shows, ABCThe second series of Capone's story from 1920 several years yet, but in the meantime a young woman several to West Australian viewviewers can TV this week injects an- Chequer-Board, ABC-TV's in Chicago to his death count themselves lucky. Colour sets have twelve years later, she received ers, the signal was sent other 10 new ones. They award-winning series on on Jan. 25, 1947. It covers Baptism and became a from Ceduna to the Morcontrols instead of the normal six. Video techicians comedy, drama, people and the way theyf the reign of the vice lord religious as a Daughter of ee earth station, then on include have a worse headache. Instead of 12 controls opera music, ight and l begins ABC-T' who rose live, from on the I gut' St. Paul. Her journey to to the Pacific satelite, ocumentary-type pro- on Tuesday, March 3 a; ters to become one of the needed for a black and white picture, they must God and peace makes an back to Carnarvon and d grammes. I most feared men of his work 52 . . . for each camera. 8.25 p.m. absorbing film. then to the A.B.C. Perth Henry and Jennifer STW 9, March 8: The 1970 series o time. studios by co-axial cable. Corner and children are TVW '7 ,March 15 "Sounds Like Us" with: Friday, March 6: Channel 9 only teleFilms showing in city theatres at this time inDON'T LET ME CATCH vised for one week after back on ABC-TV this host Australian; 7.35: ELVIS PRESLEY West YOU PRAYING. A man the opening of the sta- week in more light com- Jeff Phillips, recommenc- SPECIAL: In this his clude: The House Of The Seven Hawks, starring edy situations in a new who thinks he is a pillar tion, a news segment dir- series of "Not In Front es this Thursday, at 7.5.1;, first special in eight Robert Taylor. ( This film was seen on Perth televiof the Church is forced• ect from London p.m., Matt Flinders and years and the first ever to sion last month.) and A Night To Remember, starby 01 The Children." to re-examine his faith means of the now-avail- Dame Sybil Thorndyke, Janice Slater appear in be seen in Australia, ring Kenneth More, in the story of the fateful when Negroes move into able satelite link with Sidney James, Warren the first programme of Elvis sings his top re maiden voyage of the British "Titanic". his neighbourhood. Star- our British neighbours. Mitchell, Gwen Watford the new series this week. corded hits, a gospel ring Edward Andrews, That Other new programmes medley and several mod puts them ahead in and Ronald Hines are Philip Abbott, and Ruth the ultimate race for among the well-known to be seen in the coming ern songs. Highlighting RELIGIOUS Warrick. those all important news stars to appear in com- week include a new op the virtual one-man allSTW 9, March 15: P ROGRAM MES series, seen on show. eratic music ratings. I don't know ing weeks in ABC-TV's TVW 7, March 22: Friday, March 6 at 9.11 Saturday, March '7: ON RADIO about you, but I'll be new selection of Sunday A DRY COMMITMENT. p.m., Robert Morley a; 6WF A journalist had to de- watching STW's news evening plays. The prostar of a new comedy, 8.30: SATURDAY NIGH'T Sunday, March 1: programme for next the A meeting to outline ductions, many of them cide whether or not to inAT THE MOVIES: "A series, Charge! to be 8.00 a.m.: "Encounter"' some music for Holy volve himself in the week, anyway. from the British ArmSaturdays a Time To Love, A Time To Action for World on seen * * De- Week will be held at series, plight of India's starving Theatre Die". Stars John Garvin chair 7.20 p.m. A new series velopment. millions. Starring Joseph THE NEW PEOPLE: Trinity College hall, RivPulver. and Lilo range from delightful 1944 of F.B.I. with Efreni 6WN Campanella and William PROVOCATIVE NEW erside Drive, Perth, on Based on Erich Maria comedies to tense draZimbalist Jnr. is seen Remarque's SERIES Marshall. Tuesday, March 3, at novel about Sunday, March 1: mas. straight after at 7.45 war, its devastation, rebellious the Can STW 9. March 22: its 4.00 p.m.: "Frontier": A 8 p.m. Anyone interested marvellousl y light, A p.m. youth of today do any TVW 7. March 29: effect on people and review 01 recent religious in sacred music, particucomedy, "Don't UtTHE DOMINICANS. Al- better than the older funny places, how life goes on events around the world. larly parish organists Note," with Dame though one of the oldest generation they are con- ter A amid death and destruc Tuesday. March 3: and singers are welcome. Sidney Thorndyke, Sybil Orders in the Catholic tinually criticising? Can tion. 10.15 a.m.: Rev. Fr. Pat An order of ceremonyouth, given a James and Athene Sey,Church the Dominican the ARW 2 rick O'Sullivan of Mel- ies and music for ConOrder is, today, in the chance, build their own ler opens the season at Sunday, March 1: bourne. firmation is also being forefront of what has brave world free of wars 8.00 p.m. this Sunday. 8.55: "The Uncommon Thursday, March 5: Uncomm prepared on and will be "The been called the "aggior- and the many other sins Man". This is the first 10.15 a.m.: Rev. Fr. John presented at this meetMan," a series on famnamento". This film is de- of mankind today? ing. Australian entertainer programme in a series on Garvie of Townsville. voted to showing how The time is now, the ous people of yesterday famous people of yester on ABC-TV on begins Rod McLennan is to be members of this Reli- place a remote Pacific day and today. gious Order are combin- island. The players are Sunday, March 1, at 8.55 the new compere of 10.20: STRUGGLE FOP p.m. "Showcase". former A ing their ancient tradi- forty young people sudPEACE: Introduction: Inradio antions with the necessary denly, unexpectedly isoOne bomb dropped on Melbourne terview with Eisenhower: adjustments to today's lated from their fellow Hiroshima in 1q45, one nouncer he made his The Exercise of Power 235 Newcastle Street, Perth debut world. HSW7's in "Hit humans and thrust into devastating weapon herThis is the first in a Licensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty Parade" series in Melbourne about 12 years series of fourteen repeat Phone 28 7424 Hardware Merchants programmes of world ago. Went to England in events between two 1962 where he had outworld wars. standing success. He Dry and Sweet Mo nday, March 2: launched straight into West End as a dancer "A Tale of Two Cities" Altar Wines AS Seven Hills Sacramental Wine is made by Jesuits and character actor then Adapted from Charles it complies with the requirements of Church Law. went on to juvenile leads. Dickens' great novel set in London and Paris at Roles include underWestral Wine and Spirit Agency time study to Bob Monkhouse the of French 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 in "Boys From Syracuse" revolution. 1963-64, compere pop tour with the Rolling F ARMERS FIND Stones 1964, "Alfred" in SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF "Robert and Elizabeth" GOOD WATER 1946-65. comedy feed and 12" L.P.'s ATsinger Danny la Rue's CLEARY - BEACON: Like night club 1965-68. Juve- the rest of the wheatWEST AUSTRALIAN nile comedy lead in "On belt, the country north • All Top 40 Hits are available SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA the Level" musical 1965. of Cleary is as dry as a W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. One of a cast of five in chip. Yet beneath some West End Revue 1966. of it lie great reservoirs 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 611270 Star of ''Talk of the of water as fresh as tha Town" Revue 1967, male from Canning Dam. CONDUCTORS: In fact, in some of the lead in "Sweet Charity" 1967-68. comic and singer water-bearing strata, ura MARTIN TURNOVSKY - PETER EROS in BBC-TV children's der the Ayres Bros' prop THOMAS MAYER - SIR BERNARD HEINZE s eries "Crackerjack" for erty, there would bd t wo seasons. enough water for one to JANOS FERENCSIK FEATURING OVER 100 ARTISTS Between these two sea- c ontemplate modest irrigation projects. sons he returned to AusInnludin gSOLOISTS: tralia as one of the reguAlthough the previous ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL BOYS' CHOIR NELLI SHKOLN I KOVA (Violin) lar stars of the HSV7's drilling history of this network series "The En- 15,000 acre farm north MERCEDES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA R AYMOND MYERS (Baritone) tertainers". Returned to of Beacon is a poor one, TRINITY COLLEGE PIPE & DRUMS AGUSTIN ANIEVAS (Piano) England and has just ap- a contractor experienced ANTHONY DI BONAVENTURA (Piano) peared in special show in site selection drilled PERTH TOWN HALL devised to celebrate Noel nine test holes BIRGIT FINN ILA (Contralto) in DecSUNDAY, 15th MARCH, 8.30 P.M. Coward's 70th birthday ember, and struck water BARRY TUCKWELL (Horn) along with the who's who in each Admission: Adults $1.00. Children & Pensioners 50c• one. Six of the RITA STREICH (Soprano) of the English theatre. supplies contained so Booking at Central Box Office, Central Hay St., Rod is aft. tall, dark little salt that they they From Tuesday, March 3rd. and full of vitality with a would be ideal for doBOOK AT CENTRAL BOX OFFICE very infectious grin. mestic use. 663 HAY
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To begin at the beginquotes.—Phone 65-3248 ning, Mozart himselt. phonic balance, the personal vigour and sense of Perhaps Leopold Mozart nstrumental colour. But 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 had a guiding hand on i PICTURE Framing, highby the time he had made shoulder, cerolfgang's W est quality, lowest cost, EWORN tainly in number 2, 3 and his fifth essay in symprints, originals, certifiGonzales Nativitas Sister Doyle and Power. Sister M. M. VALUATION S phonic form it was ap4. But the fact remains cates, photos, etc.—For parent that young WolfCountry Metropolitan and spirit and real free collection and dethat the gang was not to be conlivery service phone Extensive Experience in creative genius behind tent with filling admirthis Field. 285249. them is Wolfgang's, implicitly so in numbers 2 ably an established form. He was already striking L. J. "Laurie" and 3, more obviously so L.R.M. Industries. Kitout on his own. beyond all quesand in 4 Mackin chens and bathrooms reThe London Philhartion in numbers 1 and 5. modelled, general renova24-3851 He was only eight when monic needs no instruc"Our Sisters in Biafra are safe and are still working," said Sister M. tions, repairs and mainthe former tion and wrote in how to tackle he II11111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111l11111111 Nativitas Power, Mother -General of the Sisters of St. John of God, when t enance.-49-4700. when he Mozart. Erich Leinsdorf. but nine acknowledged the ap- himself a Mozart inter she arrived in Perth on Tuesday. U PHOLSTERER Holiday Resort plause for the latter at preter of distinction, beShe said the last news they received from the three Sisters in Biafra ( R. & M. Kanaris) comes a member of an the Hague. indicated they were well treated and were continuing their care of the sick. ADELAIDE, East, "Ben Lounw Suites and Kitchen The first Symphony in excellent team and progala", 54 Third Ave., St Chairs Repaired and E Flat—a key to which duces an interpretation She has come to Aus- pose. Sisters of all Orders precisely what I want for Peters, b. and b., $3.0t, Recovered happily free from indi- tralia to visit the houses attend there and have my Sisters." spotless select, city area A:ftigues a Specialty vidual quirks. I am sure o f the order and to con- access to the learning, Sister Nativitas is very free car park. Ph. 63-3511 9 Miramar Street, that these works never sult all the Sisters re- expertise and scholar- simple in her manner but Doubleview, 601 8 received such sympa- garding the expansion of ships of experts at the possesses presence a thetic or careful perform- their work in Australia. Theological Domestic E stimates Free Theatre Seminary which sets one at ease Commercial The second play of ance during their com- She said she was most and both Universities in and is inspiring and edi- Refrigeration — Air Con. All Hours—retone 45 3995 Servicing & Patch's Synge season in poser's lifetime, and per- optimistic about the Dublin City. All must do fying. She will spend six ditioning the Sunken Garden is haps but rarely since. at least one year, but the months in Australia plan- Installation Engineer infuture. I can find no fault with cluding Ammonia The Tinker's Wedding. ''The religious life," she more intellectually en- ning for the future and Systems. All the Synge characters the sound engineering. said, "may not appear at- dowed will continue inspiring all by sheer deare larger than life, and The tone is full, clear and tractive today for the girl studies for Diplomas and termination to face the BOLVARYS the more outrageously without distortion on in an affluent society. degrees recognised all 70's with fortitude and they are over-acted, the background noise. The changes taking place over Europe, and this is faith. R EFRIGERATION better they come off — tion ni how to tackle in the Church today, 43 Packenham St. all the more in an out-ofwhile very excellent in door setting. The producF Fremantle themselves, tend to give a er David Crann, was wise Light Entertainment feeling of insecurity to Phone 5-5629 enough to see this and all. This we find is easing. F ROM MAXWELL'S where the players let We are finding that vocaAll types of $70 themselves go, as was SHOWMANSHIP tions may be less in numOrgan builder aids in stock. the case with Violet Ingber, but girls from all Australian Catholic Re- copra co-operative, a moFREE HEARING • STANDS OUT lis as the old tinker walks of life are entering lief has drawn up its bile clinic and a hospital. F. J. LARNER, pipe or TEST • LIBERAL woman, the effect was Peter Maxwell filled the our Order at a much 1970 programme of self- In India. assistance is gan builder, piano tunT RADE-INS. good. Octagon Theatre, seized more mature age. This is help projects which will to be given to a voca ing and repairs.—Phone • CONCESSIONS the audience's attention, ideal and we welcome Involve about $262,788 in tional training complex 76-3726, 41 Charnwood TO PENSIONERS Torn Churches as the and kept it throughout this. A nun must be a full, over 13 countries. Street, Morley, 6062. at Patna, an irrigation priest, and Lorraine the evening by adroit mature person and our Casey as the young tink- showmanship. A.C.R. Executive Direc project at Mysore, a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 training has always dairy farm at Tutticorn PHONE 23 4960 er woman, were almost sought to achieve this. If tor, Mr. Bill Byrne, said as good, but Alan Alex- His material is uneven Sisters have left religious in Sydney the projects a family dairy project at and largely blue, usually would be funded from Salem and two agriculander was rather subconfession of weakness life, it was for personal BATTERIES - CORDS a tural schemes in Vijaw P LUMBING dued as the tinker. the proceeds of the curCONTRACTOR reasons and in the main AND SERVICE on the part of a comada. rent Lenten Appeal — However, the play is edian although some of because they had never FOR ALL MAKES 3 3 Coldwells St, matured. They may have Project Compassion — altogether too short for his Assistance to native OF HEARING AIDS blue jokes are had an inclination to the now conducted in Cath- peoples this year is to an evening's entertain- actually funny. Terms E asy B icton religiius life but never olic churches through- extend as far afield as ment and it would have What he does sup- had a real vocation." out Australia. 3 9-3493 been better to have preMauritius where $1,500 FORREST PLACE remely well, however, is to be is allocated to a cosented both plays of the to play the piano. Mr. Byrne The said OPP, THE G.P.O. Mother that, if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 House of l l l l l l l In a season on the same sentimental song, "Dur- the Order is in County Project Compassion re- operative training cennight. As it was, the ban tre. Town", for example, Wexford, Ireland. There turns exceeded the estimevening had to be padded the words are trite, the are 30 houses and hospi- ate of $262,788, more In the Philippines. With singing and some singing indifferent but tals of the Order there money would be avail- A.C.R., grants have been rather earnest dancing already, able although for the extension the of approved to the piano accompani a weaving by members of the Irish ment is meltingly beauti Order is barely 98 years the programme. co-operative, a co-operaClub. i n existence. ful. Almost as good are The amounts allocated tive marketing associaFor First Class Plumbing Services ISM his bass/falsetto duets Italy, England, Nigeria so far are Papua-New tion, a junior farmers 111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111 with himself, and, in his and Australia have nurs- Guinea (112,526); Pacific training scheme and a Steam and Hot Water Instal lations send-up of old and new ing home, colleges, Islands ($42,089); India mobile clinic. pop singing, he is de- schools and hospitals ($53,188); Pakistan ($15,PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 where the Sisters of St. 975); Indonesia ($66,275); In Korea, the Chun vastating. John Chon School of for the God have Philip pines ($21,550); Some of his barbs on 211 Newcastle Street, Perth apostolically Thailand, Laos, Vietnam deaf will receive a grant Britain need footnotes laboured for us parochial colon- faithful to their motto of and Korea ($4,600); Ma- of $1,000 while, in PakOrder, "Caritas cao, Hong Kong and istan, a well-boring proials, and his attempts at their local colour didn't get Christi urget nos"—"The Taiwan ($5,085); others ject at Khulna will receive $9,000. past stage Australian. charity of Christ spurs us (S1,500). onwards." Apart from a brief shot Of the total, $103,492 In Indonesia, t}vo moMONUMENTAL at the While in mineral boom and Australia, has been set aside for bile clinics are to receive the brewery, he left Perth Sister Nativitas ,accom- a griculture, $44,940 for SPECIALISTS grants while in Thailand alone, yet an opportunity panted by her Secretary vocational training, a 4 83 Great Eastern for his acid wit lays all Sister M. Gonzales Doyle, farmers' revolving health $28,500, develop fund will be supported H'way, Redcliffe around him—the bizar- will visit all the houses of ment $64,481 and socio- by A.C.R. to the extent rities of life in W.A. at the Order in Rivervale, economic development, of $1,840. Phone 65 3157 the moment are far more Kalgoorlie, Northam, S21,375. A fter Hours colourful and ridiculous Geraldton, Bunbury, Project Compassion 673315 than in grey Britain. Kimberleys, Victoria and The grants range in boxes were distributed —H.T.G. New South Wales, where variety from $6,000 for at Australian Catholic vast new extensions are an ambulance ship for Churches on the Sunday under way. the Solomon Islands, to before Ash Wednesday Mother General is par- $1,800 for a cured lepers' and the bishops have apticularly proud of the village in Laos. pealed for a generous reHoly Spirit Institute of Features of the grants sponse from Australian Sister Formation at Subifor New Guinea include Catholics to the cry of aco. "I want my Sisters 011oiern Pharmacy for vocational the world's needy. to be highly qualified $20,000 Sole training centres and Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS people," she said ,"able Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 spiritually and experts in schools at Aitape ($2,- IiIIflhllllIlHhllIlllhIlIIUflUUUUUJIIllhIlIIII their particular field of 630); Bereina ($7,000) COMMERCIAL PRINTING and Boroko, Port Moreslabo ur." Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Business Cards by, ($10,500). "The Mater Del InstiLetterheads tute was founded near Other grants are to be Invokes Holy Cross College, Clon- made in New Guinea for CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 liffe, Co. Dublin, by the land clearing equipment RING 21 2837 for a LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS present Archbishop of roads, sawmills, a cattle Door Closers a,c1 Safes Overhauled ay,e1 Serviced to cail. Representative ' Dublin, Archbishop project, a boat-building -I ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service McQuaid, for this pur- and fishing scheme, a 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i -Tr
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MR. Francis Maurice GERALDTON: Phone 21Shelton, F.A.S.A., A.C.I.S. 2549, St. Francis Guest House; B/13 $3; all meals ( formerly of Scolaro, Shelton and Associates), available, tray service; no stairs. has now commenced practice under the firm name of F. M. Shelton Sz B USSELTON Guest Associates, at Suit 3, House. Vacancies now. Stanford House, 133 Scar- Bookings for Easter and borough Beach Rd., Mt. May, school holidays. BOOKKEEPER, keeping Hawthorn. Telephone 24- Phone 227. books, small business, 7374. part-time.-74-1805.
WILLIAM Phone
REAL ESTATE AGENTS A UCTIONEERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: First two lines ( 10 words) 40c.; additional lines, 15c.
WANTED, a primary teacher (grades 1 and 2), Convent of Mercy, Donnybrook. Accommodation provided on the premises. -Apply to the Sister Superior, Box 6670 this office.
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Box R 1279, G.P.O., Perth. Phone 21 2837. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.55 per year, $2.28 per half year. DISPLAY ADVERTISING: $1.60 per single column inch.
Mount Hawthorn Centre 24 4367. Aihrs 45 1145
Vacant
ERIC DIGGINS
450 HAY STREET, PERTH.
REAL ESTATE
Situations
Thursday, February 26, 1970
THE RECORD
JOHN FENNESSY &CO. MEMBER
RECORD
WE'RE THE BIGGEST, MOST EFFICIENT, WELL EQUIPPED AND THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS. R ING NOW-
BETTER BUILDING MAINTENANCE Phone 61-6372
BIRTH and DEATH NOTICES should not be lodged by te !eohone.
ADDITIONS, repairs, Painting converting asb. or weaP AINTING therboard house into brick veneer. - Contact Personalised and individual attention given to Morskate Bros. 6-3166. all your painting requireLerirn To Drive ments; prompt and efficient service.-John C. R ITA JONES SCHOOL Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. Telephone 61-4349. MOTORING
BOWRA Et((DEA Funeral Directors 68 STIRLING ST., PERTH
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Phone: 602212 or 604490 Beginners or Refresher Courses on Manual or Automatic. Expert, Patient and Pre - Permit
MASTER PAINTER for all your painting requirements. George Hickey. Reg. No. 899. M.P.D.S. 24 1707.
Tuition guaranteed. Our newest car is also the smallest and easiest in town to drive. Why not try it?
John Bradley LEEDERVILLE ESTATE AGENCY
CONCRETE SERVICE CO.
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R.E.I.W.A. 14 Marlow St., Wembley
28-32 Kurnall Road Welshpool
ALL BRANDS of
87 1820
Phone 68-2992 ( All Hours) Makers of Atlas Tanks Troughing, F!ooring, Pig Gratings, Superbins, Swimming Pools, Farm Crossings.
NEW TYRES RECAPS and
BATTERIES VIrrir
are now available at
TYRE WHOLESALERS W. .A.\ PTY. LTD. NEW BRANCH 1156 ALBANY HIGHWAY BENTLEY (SHELL SERVICE STN.)
all hours
Repairs
ALL HOURS: 28 1299
It's so worthwhile TO SEE THE
"DIFFERENT" General Motors Dealers
KEVIN JAMES
TENNIS Racquets superseded. Challenge Junior $9.95, Seniors $11.50 to $20.50. Restrings and repairs, same day service; used tennis balls 20c. to 40c., at Wimbledon Piano Tuning PTY. Sports, 14 Bon Marche PIANO Tuning and Re- Arcade. Perth 23-4219. LTD. pairs. Pianos bought and sold.-Telephone 86-2142, ALL radio, electrical and Albany Hwy., Cannington Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord Sunbeam repairs done in Claremont. St., (Late t our own workshop; est. Buhler's). Quotes Free. In Victoria Park since 1930.-W. R. Phipps Pty. Ltd., 434 Albany Highway, Pest Control Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270. STAMP out white ants for good.-Contact MaxFlorists well Robinson and Phelps on 8-4715 for prompt ser- TEENY'S Florist, 474 vice. Authorised pest ex- Fitzgerald Street, North Perth. We specialise in termination. fresh and artificial w r ea t hs, sheafs and Property domes at short notice: Improvement free delivery metro area. P ROPERTY Improve- Ph. 28-6508; A/H. 23-2736 ment Service, all types of windows and doors inShoe Repairs stalled; back verandahs Phone 68 1826 enclosed: walls and ceil- SHOES (all types) exings removed; cement pertly repaired.-Roman rendering and general re Shoe Repairs, A. Vecchio pairs. All work guaran- 286 Hay St., Subiaco. of Pr,nted and mblished by Charles Andrew O'Malley, "Rece,d House, teed.-Phone 45 2946. Phone 81-3152. 450 Hay Street, Perth, W.A.
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KEVIN HARFORD
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