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S.A. Likely To Have Joint Justice Committee FOOTY WITH A DIFFERENCE
It seems certain that S.A.'s major churches wil l set up a joint commission on justice and human development. A t a meeting last Sunday, representatives of the S.A. Council of Churches and t he Catholic Church supported the establishment of the commission.
This depicts an hectic encounter in the goalmouth, with W.A. custodian Danny Civich defending strongly to prevent being scored. Notice the restricted scot ing areas of the goal which is used in the Gaelic code. It's different from the much bigger posts used in Aussie Rules.
Beovich means so that developArchbishop "But where are we gohas given his approval ment action really be- ing?" Dr. Chullikal askCouncil of comes effective." ed. the and Dr. Chullikal said, the "Are we heading for a Churches has approved development movement third world war? Are in principle. It is expected the needed people, action we preparing, consciously or unconsciously, the SACC will consider more and ideas. We are trying to sup- conditions that will dedetailed proposals soon. SA delegates to the ply people — and the velop into another world conference, Church has tremendous catastrophe?" ecumenical Chullikal Dr. said Action for World Devel- human resources," he there was "concern for opment, held in Sydney said. this worldly world, not last month, also attendRealities just for the spiritual ed the meeting. it "We must make use of world," in the Council made Speakers clear the proposed com- these resources." documents. mission would not overConcern for the worldHe said that, when lap with other organis- the Church looked at ly world was part of the ations. the world, it must see its mandate Christ gave the It would be to pro- cruel economic reali- Church. It had been spelt mote "an action-orien- ties. out by Vatican II. tated programme of edu"They're very cruel," Improve cation on development." he said, "especially when Dr. Anthony Chullikal, you consider the third Christians were called associate secretary of world, to bring the world back the Committee of Hum"Human suffering and to the kingdom of God. an Development within human misery are facts -This means we have the Vatican's Peace and of life. to improve this world," Justice Commission adcruelties — he said. "We have to "These dressed the meeting. t ribal discrimination, develop this world, matclass discrimination, rac- terially, socially, econEffective — omically and politically. discrimination ial "The task is to inform cieny man his full sta"Our vocation is to impeople," he said, "to edu- ture." prove the world, develop cate people, to arouse Vatican II said the it and elevate it. the interest of people, to sorrows joys, griefs, "The concern of the inspire the whole Church to persuade those who and anxieties of men Committee of Human are not convinced to ani- must be those of the peo- Development is to make it a more human world." mate the people of God. ple of God. "From this animation we can find the struc ture, the method and the
"IF ONLYICOULD TAKE Anglican Prelate YOUR BOYS . ." Attacks Easy Abortion BY BOB ROBERTS
"If I could take 12 of your players back to Ireland we'd beat any team.-
This is how Dr. Jim cne of Ireland's greatBrosnan summed up the est players." gaelic football match beDr. Brosnan was distween County Kerry and appointed that some WA Armidale, Australia: Anglican Bishop a W.A. side last week- and all Victorian League end. Clive Kerle has come out with a strong clubs would not allow Dr. Brosnan, the Coun- their players to compete defence of the rights of the unborn child, ty Kerry Chairman, said against his club. The chairman of the in comm ents on proposed abortion legishe saw a definite future Priests Council of Perth, Of an improvised game UMPIRE lation he mode to Anglico synod Father Robert Healy, of between Australia and Dr. Felix McKnight, Willagee, will represent here. Ireland. v,ho umpired the match, Perth at the National "I was most impres- used a sensible approach. Priests Convention to be "The sanctity of human life must be asserted, includfled with your passing He was well aware held in Sydney from May ing the potential human life of the embryo," Bishop and backing up," he that WA players would 12-14. K ereie said. said. have trouble adapting to It is hoped that other He noted the trend by which the world was moving "The only difference some of the more skilWas in the fullback and ful gaelic rules — such Perth priests will attend. a way from the Christian view that abortion was morally Alliforward positions. wrong and that Australia should follow the same as running and kicking course. "You need a soccer instead of bouncing the goalie. I intend suggest- ball. But he said, the Christian principle was that man ing this to other teams OTHER PAGES He gave WA players a w as not a biological accident. We play on tour." lot of latitude. Also, he ... 2 Though he was here did not penalise them Editorial, Letters New life began at conception, Bishop Kerele said, f or the first time, Perth for tackling a player in Women's Page . 7 and contained all the elements which made up the Is no stranger to Dr. the heat of the game. hereditary factors in the fully developed human life. Brosnan. Consequently the match Y.C.W. . "The potential human life has rights also. The embryo "I've known all about went smoothly and was is a 'potential child' just as the child is 'a potential Perth since I was a a very entertaining af- Catholic Social Club ... 9 adult'." child." he said. Political Forum ... 10 fair. ."When I was small a Incidentally, Dr. McBishop Kerle said there was emerging in the Angli... 14 picture of former Perth Knight was a former op- Classified Ads ... can Church in Australia a recognition that an abortion Catholic Archbishop Red- ponent of County Kerry Sport . .. 16 w as morally possible when there was a threat to the ond Prendiville hung as well as being a formmother, but any legislation that would imply or open In Our house — he was et umpire in Ireland. the way for "abortion on demand" had to be resisted
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Plans Under Way For World Day Holy Week The timely and appropriate urging by the Action St. Mary's Of Prayer For Vocations for World Development Conference, which asks the Australian Government, Churches and indiviThe need to involve interested men Cathedral duals "to give at least one per cent of their and women in the fostering of priestly
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THE CATHOLIC PRESS AND YOU Far too many people treat the Church newspaper as a notice board on which club circulars and notes are pinned. The majority of the Catholic community often abuse the Catholice Press - always willing to criticise, but seldom, if ever, willing to help. Catholic journalism is not a new field; it has existed for a good number of years and will, no doubt, exist for a good many to come. Lots of people today have the wrong impression of the Church. They are fed, through the secular media, slanted, one-sided stories. In fact, the latest trend is to slate the Pope, to watch his every move and to comment on his every statement. We feel that only a Catholic newspaper can put you in the right picture. The aim of every Church paper must be to cater for the local environment, with the object of educating, guiding, informing and acting as a voice for the Cathol ic community. To do this, it has got to stimulate the community into doing something constructive, something con c rete for the faith. Readers need not necessarily agree with ALL that is printed in the Catholic newspaper of their choice; they can still enjoy it without having to agree with everything written. The important thing to real ise is that times change, and the newspaper's function is to provide news, inform° tion that is new and entertaining, and to inform the community of these changes. But if a Church paper overloads itself with preaching material, it will lose its objectives and defeat the purpose of its existence. The Catholic newspaper today is no longer a luxury; it is a necessity. That is why we ask you to promote "THE RECORD" AS YOUR VERY OWN NEWSPAPER.
THE CRUEL WORLD
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The world can sometimes be cruel. Very cruel. Especially towards people like alcohol ics and lepers, people who have no control over their mis fortunes. Last week, we ran a story on leprosy. We read that many of the lepers whose disease had been arrested, preferred to remain in the leper colonies where they were treated rather than face the world which they knew would be antagonistic. This week, we have an interesting article on alcoholics and the AA. In the case of the alcoholic, there is no cure. It is partially his fault when he reaches that stage, but that does not mean the community must treat him with contempt. Lepers and alcoholics face the same problem. Both can be rehabilitated, but both are, more often than not, treated as perpetual outcasts by their fellow-men. This is hard to understand, for this is 1 970, the start of an era which is supposed to be progressive. Men have already walked on the moon, yet this primitive, sickening attitude still remains.
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PALM SUNDAY and rel igious vocations was unanimous11 a.m.: of the ly agreed upon at a meeting recently Palms andBlessing Solemn Ponconvened at the Church Office, Vic- tifical Mass. Celebrant: His Grace toria Square.
It is significant that, in his Lenten address to the the Archbishop. Archdiocese, our ArchRepresentatives of the ing to gather as many Deacon: Rev. P. G. bishop also exhorted us diocesan clergy and both names and addresses as O'Reilly. to give, on a "one per male and female religious possible in the intervenSub Deacon: Rev. P. cent" proportionate incongregations were invited ing weeks so that invita- F. McCrann. come scale, towards fulby Rev. Fr. W. J. Foley, tions can be prepared. Readers of the Pasfilling our lenten obligathe Diocesan Director of They would appreciate sion: His Grace the Arch tions of penitential sacriVocations, to confer on help in doing this from bishop, Rev. F. Walsh, through "Project fice There is, at present, an matters of common inter- the parents of young Rev. P. G. J. O'Reilly. Compassion". opportunity for the peo- est regarding vocations men and women who Here then is a chal- ple of WA to express and to combine in organjoined Religious CongreTUESDAY, lenge to bestir us who are their minds on the sub- ising the World Day of gations not working in so fortunate to have jects of Sunday trading Prayer for Vocations on MARCH 24 the Archdiocese and also more than an equal share for hotels and the legal Sunday, April 12. from the parents of 7.30 p.m.: Solemn Cono f the world's goods to age for drinking. These It was obvious that fu- priests or religious who celebrated Mass for the give willingly to those of have been cited as the ture priests would have might have moved to Consecration of the Holy sisters and brothers our biggest questions con- to be forthcoming in inPerth from country areas Oils. in underdeveloped coun- fronting the Committee creasing numbers from or interstate and who Principal Co ncel etries who have very little, of Enquiry into Liquor the ranks of the faithful like invited would to be brant: His Grace the or none at all. Laws which recently sub- if the growing numbers Further details of pro- Archbishop. To give one per cent of mitted its report to the of Catholics were to be All priests may con. posals to encourage an one's income would en- Government. served as personally as enthusiastic celebration celebrate provided they tail no hardship for any The WA Temperance in the past. of the World Day of bring their own white working man or woman Alliance has presented To counter the mater- Prayer within the parish vestments. in Australia and would views which have opPriests will vest in the substantially provide posed the recommenda- ialistic and humanistic community should be for tions made by the Com- values of modern times, available after the next Chapter Hall. aid much-needed existing and future pro- mittee. We do this on the it was also pointed out, meeting of the commitjects in developing areas. grounds that Sunday the world needs the con- tee. Enquiries and cor- HOLY THURSDAY Our Catholic Missions, trading will have an ex- tinuing example of a ful- respondence could be 5.30 p.m.: Solemn Cont o whose spiritual and ceedingly bad influence ly committed Christian sent to Rev. Fr. W. J. celebrated Mass of the ife, based on the coun- Foley, Diocesan Voca- Last Supper. material support all Cath- on family life and would l olics bear a singular also increase the road sels of Christ. St. 77 Office, tions Principal Conceleresponsibility, hazards - especially on m oral Perth, brant: His Grace the Tee., If the services of char George's would particularly bene- the coast road during ity for which the Church WA. Archbishop. fit by our concerted summer months. has been famed were to Concelebrants: The No person who has continue to grow and to efforts in this regard. Cathedral Staff. average working done any counselling to meet modern needs, the The Preacher: Rev. M. man and his family frit- married people can religious whose dedicatFord. ter away anything up to ignore the influence of ed charity made this pos10 percent and more of alcohol in general, and sible in the past will GOOD FRIDAY t he family income on the Sunday "sessions" in need many new memFriday of the Passion luxuries and non-essen- particular. When I had a bers. and Death of Our Lord. country undeniably appointment, I tials. This is A realisation of these 10 a.m.: Stations of t rue, and I readily admit found that the "session" simple facts by more the Cross. t o being personally guilty featured as a point of detheir Catholics and 3 p.m.: Solemn Liturargumen t in every case of of such improvident Monsignor A. T. Langmatrimonial discord to sire to work towards mead, parish priest of gical Action. spending. these goals would be one Celebrant: His Grace However, to enable as which I was called. Leederville, will celesought blessing for I n regard to lowering many Catholics as posbrate the golden jubilee the Archbishop. of Deacon: Rev. P. G. J. sible to be imbued with the drinking age to 18. I through the Day o f his ordination on 'Reilly. O the spirit of "one per would point out that this Prayer. March 19, with a Mass at Sub. Deacon: Rev. P. His Grace, Archbishop St. cent" giving. may I pre- would bring two new exMary's Church, sume to suggest that periences into the lives L. J. Goody, intends to Franklin Street, at 7 Merks. Lector: Seminary Stuparish councils, where of our young people at invite the parents, and, p.m. dent. they already exist, be much the same time: where these are deceasA reception will be a. car driving: Readers of the Pasasked to give the widest ed, the close relatives, of at the parish hall. sion: His Grace the Ardh. held b. legal drinking in local clergy and religious publicity to the scheme bishop, Rev. F. Walsh, a mong their fellow- licensed premises. to the Cathedral on the Many of these young World Day of Prayer for Rev. P. G. J. O'Reilly. parishioners. people would have s Vocations to offer the Rev. P. Preacher: Many would not be third new experience - Holy Mass with them Merks. a ware of the resolution that of leaving school and and thus to show appre7.30 p.m.: Stations of adopted by the AWDC Parish priests are entering into their trade ciation and gratitude on the Cross. and its recommendations, send requested to or profession-or attend- the part of the ArchdioPreacher: Redemptorbut on personal approach their Oil stocks to ing the University. ist Father. cese for God's blessings by council members, and the Church Office as Because of the change on their families. with the urgency of the soon possible. as In their social and ecoHOLY SATURDAY Those present at the scheme being fully exnomic status, they need recent meeting are seekplained to them, many 10.30 p.m.: Blessing of to have full control of all would surely agree. New Fire and Pasthe their faculties, and this chal Candle, Chanting of Where Parish Councils w ould be impaired by Prophecies and Litany have not yet been formed alcohol. of the Saints, Renewal possibly the parish priest The Alliance has asked March 13: 5th Sunday of Lent of Baptismal Vows. would be willing to for a referendum - but 1st Reading: Jeremiah: 31. 31-34. Midnight: The First spread the 'good word' this may not be granted. "Behold the days are coming . . ." Easter Mass. from the pulpit and So we are asking that Theme: (I shall make a new covenant andI will Celebrant: His Grace through the parish news- those people who share not remember any longer their sins.) the Archbishop. letter. our views inform the Preacher: His Grace 2nd Reading: Hebrews: 5. 7-9. One method of collec- Members of Parliament Archbishop. the "Brethren, in the days of his flesh. Jesus . . ." tion that could be adop- for their electorate of Ceremonies: Staff and Theme: (He learned obedience and became the ted can be on the pledge their opinions. A demonStudents of St. Charles' cause of eternal salvation.) system (not binding in stration on these matters Seminary. conscience of course) will be held on March 15. 3rd Gospel: John: 12. 20-23 through envelope collec"At that time there were some Greeks who went G. Jenkins, EASTER tions as in existing planGeneral Secretary, up to worship . . ." ned giving programmes. Theme: (If the grain of wheat, falling to the SUNDAY West Australian Another which would earth, dies, it gives much fruit.) Temperance Alliance. Masses: 7, 8, 9, 10 and readily appeal, and which Mass Pontifical Solemn would greatly assist the March 22: Palm Sunday a.m. at 11 funds, channelling of Reading for the Procession: Mark: 11. 1-10 or Evening Mass at 5 would be for the GovernJohn: 12. 12-16. p.m. ment to be requested to Mass: 1st Reading: Isaiah: 50. 4-7 "The Lord God Master of Ceremonies ask employers, big and has given me the tongue . . ." for all Ceremonies: Rev. small, to agree for reguTheme: (I have not hidden my face from J. Corcoran. lar weekly "one per cent" Those who will be go offences and therefore I shall not be confused.) voluntary deductions to ing on the anual pilgrim CONFESSIONS be made by them from age to the Holy Land 2nd Reading: Philippians: 2. 6-11. their employees' pay ac- this year are invited "Brethre n, Christ Jesus though he was in the to DURING HOLY counts and sent direct by a send off party at form of God. . ." St. the employer to the par Francis Monastery, WEEK Theme: (He humbled himself and therefore God Victicular church or organ- toria, on March 29. has exalted him.) Wednesday: After NovThose isation of the contribu- interested should write 3rd Gospel: Mark: 14. 1 to 15. 47 (or shorter ena Devotions. tor's choosing. to: Mr. P. J. Finegan, 341' Thursday: 12 - 1 p.m. Mk. 15. 1-39). If groups and indivi- Beaconsfield Parade 4 - 5.30 p.m. "It was now two days before the Passover . . duals give the lead in West St. Kilda 3182. Friday: After Stationg Theme: (The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ.) regular "one per cent" of the Cross in the mornWell-known W.A. pil giving for world developing till 1 p.m. 2 - 3 p.mgrim, Mrs. Disbery, wh3 ment aid, it could well After Stations of the went on the last two pilresult that the GovernCross at 7.30 p.m. grimages, had intended ment would then be ento make her third, but thused into finally inMonsignor A. Lang- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Hr illness will keep her 15: 3 p.m. Confirmation creasing its spending to and Canonical Visitamead. PLANNING A FETE? the minimum of one per away this time. tion, West Perth. Con7.30 p.m. Confirma Choc. Wheel Books. cent of the Gross Nafirmation and Canon tion and Canonical ry e cto not necessarily tional Product, as urged ical Visitation, Maida Visitation, Riverton. No'd. 1 - 30 75 cents. by the Action for World agree with the opinions Vale. S1.00. 19: 7 p.m. Preside Golden t4o'd. 1 48 Development Conference. voiced by readers on this 8 p.m. Attend Annual Jubilee Mass, St. page. We would like to Irish Concert, Perth Mary's, Leederville. AvailableYours faithfully, remind readers that Town Hall. Monsignor H. LangRECORD PRINT W. V. C. Thomas short, to-the-point letters mead. Perth. 5 Oakley Place, stand a better chance of 18: 12.30 p.m. Golden 20: 7.30 p.m. Confirma- 450 Hay Street, Medina 6167. publication. 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Education ARCHDIOCESE ESTABLISHES Board Opposes COMMISSION Bill
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.: A Commission for Mexican-American Affairs has been formed by the San Antonio archThe Massachusetts diocese to begin "an all-out effort" to aid members (U.S.A.) state board of of that ethnic group, Archbishop Francis J. Furey aneducation has urged Gov. nounced. Francis W. Sargent to It is believed to be the ward that goal would be veto a bill passed by the In a message to the legislature to authorise first agency of its kind a community organisaNigerian Bishops' Conthe city of Gloucester to established in a diocese tion programme concentrated in San Antonio's ference meeting recently, purchase St. Peter's High in the U.S. Chairman of the com- barrios and in rural povSchool. laj. General Gowon said reports indicated that The Archdiocesan Cen- mission is San Antonio erty pockets. The commission's "certain Roman Catholic tral High Schools, Inc., attorney Matt Garcia. pilot prooffered the $7 million State Sen. Joe J. Bernal, three-year priests in Europe and America still continue to school to the city after a former school teacher gramme will be funded Richard Cardinal Cush- and social worker on the in part by the archdioengage in anti-Nigeria ing held secret meetings c ity's predominantly cese and by private acts, such as organising Mexican-American West sources. with officials. collection of funds for "We want to help MexThe St. Peter's Parents Side, will serve as exthe reconstruction of a 'Biafra' which does not ican-Americans h e 1p Club failed to obtain a ecutive director. Bernal noted the ob- themselves," the archbicourt injunction against exist." Gowon also warned the the archdiocese and lob- jective of the 22-member shop said. "We want to bishops that "the image bied unsuccessfully commission was "to lend help them achieve the of the Roman Catholic against the bill in the weight to the new great dignity that is their Godthrust forward to im- given right. We want to Church in general, and legislature. the future of the CathoA state education board prove the status and con- help them in obtaining lic religion in Nigeria in letter to Sargent, signed ditions of Mexican-Amer- equality of opportunity particular is being damin this land of opportunby Commisisoner Neil V. icans." aged by such hostile He said a first step to- ity." Sullivan, indicated that acts." the members were not "You must show your opposed to acquisition displeasure at the harm of the school as such but being done by your colobjected to the principle abroad, leagues by con of granting special condemning them outright.' struction aid in particuThe apostolic delegatei' lar cases. for Central West Africa One at India's most cli tinguished educationists and newly The enacted Archbishop Amelio Fog measure would permit Christian leaders, Dr. Chandran Devanesen, will spend opening his gi, in ad the city to float a $5 milthe next two months touring Australia under an ecudress, asked the bishops lion bond issue for purto uphold the efforts of chase and renovation of menical education and cultural exchange programme. the apostolic delegation ' St. Peter's. It provides Dr. Devanesen and his Council of India, and this in order to re-establish a that the city would be wife are inviting Austra- year received the award and oyal sincere l atmos ' eligible for state con- h a as guests of the Aus- "Padma Shri" from the phere of understanding struction aid to pay part tralian Council of Indian President for his and collaboration be of the cost. Churches and under the services to education. tween Nigerian authori Under current law, no sponsorship of the ties and the Holy See. East His latest book is "The state construction grant Asia Christian Confer- Making of the Mahatma" Archbishop John Kwao can be made for the cost ence. Aggey of Lagos, chair published Orient by of purchasing an existing Dr. Devanesen is the , Longm man of the bishops' con ans. A bill principal school building. ference, assured the dele of Madras pendirig before the leg- Christian College, a gate that the Nigerian mem- : viThe Devanesens islature, however, would her sit N.S.W. till March 19, of a number of Inbishops were ready to Bishop McKeon with the new executive. statute. the amend A.C.T. (March 19-22), dian Government educaco-operate with the civil authorities as well as tion committees, and a Wagga (March 23 to 25), Victoria (March 31 to with the Holy See. widely read author. He is also a member April 11), South AustraGowon sent his message less than a month of the Church of South lia (April 11 to 16), and a half after the sur India and has been pro N.S.W. (April 17 to 18), render of Biafra, the minent in world and Queensland (April 18 to The Family Planning Asian ecumenical devel- 20), N.S.W. (April 21 to former Eastern Region , 22) and West Australia Clinic (Ovulation Meth- opments. of Nigeria which had seceded in May, 1967 The Church needs men willing to take up the challenge and spread Christianity od) will hold a meeting He was recently ap- (April 23 to 27). at the Redemptorist Mon- pointed to the commisbringing on a civil war. to the world, Bishop They will visit all Myles McKeon, of Bunbury, said last week. astery, North Perth, on sion on communalism of State capitals and some The message was sent: He was .ypca,Hg a: the H-7!: Name's annual Sunday, March 22, start- the National Integration country areas. three days after 29 Cath-.ention in Bunbury. ing at 8 p.m. olic rnissioners deported Urging the members his point, the Bishop from Nigeria arrived in to continue their work said the trapped persons Rome with reports o4ex tensive hunger in wha he said: "In a time so had been inspired by the lull of change and inde- sounds of relief parties had been Biafra. cision, the Church needs working feverishly above Several of the mission ers said e condition of men who will accept the them and did their part challenge to bring Christ to reach safety. P prisoners risoners of war should Thirteen Catholic, Lutheran and Jewish residents be brought to the atten- to the world by the qual"Go on. but not alone of Missouri (U.S.A. ) have incorporated the Missouri tion of Nigerian federal! ity of their lives and serand let your guiding Association of Nonpublic Schools. authorities and of the! vice to God. theme be the words of world. One reported tha I "Now is not a time for The group will funcFunds to operate the the pagan Greeks at the idleness. Men today must a dozen prisoners of war Passover: 'Sir, we wish tion as a not-for-profit organisation and its acseek to understand the were dying daily in Port statewide citizens' grouo tivities are being solicitto sell Jesus.' Harcourt prison, which I mind of the Church, find to promote passage of ed by special collections ways new implementof held about 2,000 POW's.! "Show Him to the legislation beneficial to in the parish churches ing the new spirit in the The missioners said I masses at work, at pray- private school students. of all four Missouri Cathat, despite the mani- Church and show it er, alive in your homes tholic dioceses, as well unfailingly." forth fest good will of thos4 MANS has already reg- as among the Lutheran and personal lives." He urged them to upworking with the Nigeristered with the Missouri Church (Missouri Synod) The theme of the con- legislature as a lobby- and ian Red Cross, including date the Society and to Orthodox Jewish some European teams, undertake wholehearted- vention was: "Lord, what ist group, a spokesman Communities, a spokesthe facing task the ly will You have me do?" said. f ood in sufficient quantiman said. ties was failing to reach Church by preaching the I n his report, Diocesan even the cities, let alone Gospel and providing facilities for Christian edu- president Max Morellini the villages. said the two district cation. Nigeria had accuseJ councils had not func"Give the little you missionaries in Biafra of tioned during the year as Prolonging the war by have that, in the hands well as they should, and their relief efforts. The of the Lord, with your hoped they would meet While leaflets were distributed in St. Peter's square inissioners denied the dedication, it may multi- regularly in future. challenging the Church's stand against legalising divorce charge and said that they ply." The bursary cheque in Italy, Pope Paul told crowds in the square that predistributed food only to Referring to the recent civilians and not to mine disaster in New handed to the Vicar Gen paration for Easter demands of man a more conscious a wareness of his own destiny. soldiers. Zealand to put forward eral last year was $464. This year's target is Speaking from his out leaflets objecting to $1,000 or more. . window overlooking th I the Church's stand W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS square, the Pope made against legalising divMr. Morellini said: PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS no reference to divorce orce in this country. "Todays high cost of Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and but concentrated on the The question of introliving is also reflected in General IDlumbino. All Work Guaranteed. spiritual significance of ducing divorce in Italy the costs to train a Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 Lent as preparation for has become a thorny priest. It is hoped that Easter. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH problem, and the Italian this bursary will become He noted that Easter bishops, including the taken a established as a fund in was near and raised the Pope, have strong stand against it, A s easy tc ope -ate as any normal monthly balance as cgered by the diocese to train a "most grave problems claim passbook saymos account. Easy most savings accounts. Join the ing among other to within each conscience." pay in. . . easy to take out. thousands of 'money makers' wt,o priest, and that every Ca"It is," he said, "a things that if passed it Y et you earn 6% p.a. interest. save at Town & Courtry. CO In, computer calculated on the daily send the coupon, or phone us at OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS tholic wage-earner will question of salvation, will amount to a unilat- bofarce not lust on the rnirirnum 234756. eral breaking conof the which comes up in the C ORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS contribute to it." Town & Country Permanent Building Society, most responsible and cordat between Italy and 340 Murray Street, Perth 6000. 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 the Holy See. most definite terms. The new executive I'd like to ioln the 'money makers' — Christ is our salvation; In one passage the please send me your investment brochure. comprises: Messrs. Mor- He alone." leaflet asked: "When CaN AME tholics throughout the ellini (president), Dave But even as the Pope world approve civil divA DDRESS Matta.boni (vice presi- spoke, supporters of the orce laws in effect in 98 dent), Phil. Depiazzi League for Divorce in percent of nations, why _J —SOLE AGENTS— (secretary), Allan Doyle, Italy were busy in St. does the Church hier- TO MCP MOMENT IMO% SODETY—AN kUTWORISS TRUSTE( PIVES-11011 R. CONNABEER & COMPANY Peter's square and in archy intervene against Eddie McAuliffe (mar165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE front of many of the passing of a divorce law 81-1410 shals). city's churches passing in Italy?" L AGOS, Nigeria: The head of the Nigerian government has told the bishops of this country they must condemn priests in Europe and America engaging in "anti-Nigeria acts." In a message to Major General Yakuby Gowon, the bishops reaffirmed their loyalty to the federal military government. Commending Gowon's magnanimity, the bishops also pleged their support for the national rehabilitation, reconstruction and reconciliation programmes.
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An Open Letter On The New Mass
ive banding programme MANJIMUP: to follow the movemente CROP OF CORN of emus. AT MANJIMUP To-date they have about 200 birds banded in the MAY BE RECORD 5. The Sign of the Cross and the Greeting are We are writing this letter, not in any spirit of field, mainly in the An outstanding crop the celebrant's first utterances. Consequently, because we love the complaint, but sandstone, Meekatharra of or criticism sweetcorn which and Yalgoo areas. no they should be said slowly and deliberately. that we can much Church so of the Liturgy could set a record for The bands, carried on the new vegetable indus- longer remain silent while it is being bungled. 6. It might be preferable to leave the introduc. GERALDTON • the emu's legs, are of try at Manjimup is betion to the Mass and Season to a commentator People everywhere are becoming more and more BISHOP'S HOUSE aluminium, and carry or reader. ing harvested this week. indifferent about the Mass. In fact, many of our NOT FOR SALE the band number, and The two-acre plot of friends have ceased to attend altogether. The 7. Concerning commentary: This should be A recent move by the the engraving, "Please re- sweetcorn is typical of Mass doesn't mean anything to them anymore, they carried out by a member of the congregation Geraldton Town Council turn CSIRO, Perth. When the outstanding success say. We believe that this is—to a large extent (not by the celebrant!) and should be as brief towards opening negoti these birds are shot or the vegetable industry anyway—because the Liturgy hasn't come to life and and to the point as possible. Theological ations for possible pur- found the CSIRO would has already had at Man- been cultivated in the manner in which the Church platitudes which interrupt the flow of the chase of the Bishop's be very pleased to have jimup. liturgy distract from the action of the Mass. wants it to be. the band removed, with House property, at the Sweetcorn and beans Who would dream of interrupting a ShakesWe had hoped that when the New Order of the corner of Cathedral Av- a note saying if possible, are part of more than pearean drama with trite interpretations? be better. Alas, things would introduced was Mass cause of death, and the enue and Eleanor Street, 150 acres of five assorted 8. The silence before the Confession of sins confusion and disappointand allied comments on the date, and the place vegetables frortn it was not the case. The for after should be long enough for us really to recolComments made ever. greater than are ment this by some councillors where shot or found. food processing, and are lect our sins—after all most of us have quite had caused embarrass- The CSIRO has already a follow up of the ori- Mass on the First Sunday of Lent included: "A One person a few of them (1-11 minutes at least). The ment to church authori- had a number of bands ginal pea growing indus- complete shambles", "A real mess". thank and pauses before the Collect, after the Homily ties it was revealed at returned, try which was egtablish- even went so far as to compare it to a circus. The and especially after Holy Communion the town council meet- those who have helped ed in the area several following Sunday, we were told by a loyal practising the programme. should be observed also. ing recently. Catholic that if the Mass continued to be so dreadyears ago. This arose when the 9. As the people haven't the readings in their The •sweetcorn was ful, she wouldn't be bothered coming any more. Council agreed to a SORRENTO: books, this is an excellent opportunity for grown by Macedonian Things are going from bad to worse—so we just works committee recomfarmer Tom Demiris, have to speak out. them to practise listening. At the same time WHALE OLD mendation that "an apoland the crop which is it is essential that readers read well. They SUGGESTIONS ogy be made for any em- STATION SITE IS about half way through In order that the Mass may truly become the should be trained, perhaps even professionalready barrassment arising has RECALLED picking, ally. Obviously readers should prepare their "Centre of our Christian Life", we respectfully from the report in the yielded more than 30,000 make the following points for consideration: readings beforehand. These should be read A plaque to mark the cobs. Geraldton Guardian, and from a bible (not from a typed sheet) and appear in front of The celebrant should not 1. —LEON. that the Council with- spot where a whaling the translation should be a contemporary one. the congregation fully vested before he draw from negotiations station was operating actually approaches the altar for Mass. The 10. The Creed being our profession of faith for the purchase of this was unveiled by Wan. Majellan Notes should be said with complete conviction by neroo Shire Council presreason for this is that a mood of expectancy property." all present, including the celebrant. This is must be allowed to grow in the congregation It is now indicated that ident, M. Nanovich at not the time for him to look for the Prayers and the commencement of the Mass should the Council had been of- Sorrento last Saturday. The plaque in Padbury of the Faithful or mop his brow after the ficially told that the Once again, our Retreat not be something of an anti-climax. If it is property was not for Circle, a five-acre grass Time (March 13-15) Homily. (This is perhaps one reason why a necessary to impart some information before reserve developed by the draws near and on this sale. pause has been suggested after the Homily.) Mass, let this be done by a layman. I Wanneroo Shire, corn o ccasion, Father J The solemn entrance procession and song 11. The collection and Offertory Procession memorates the founder O'Brien will be our Re should take place while the Offertory hymn should not be omitted on Sundays and Holy MILK BY THE of the whaling station treat Master. is sung. We feel that the celebrant should Days. They set the tone for the whole Marrnion book Mr. Patrick wishing to Those BAG INSTEAD OF wait till the conclusion of the hymn before celebration. Many of his descendants should ring 39 1874. The A BOTTLE commencing the Offertory prayers in an 3. The people must know when to start singing. were among the crowd cost from Friday night Australian housewives of 80. audible voice. In this way the people can If there is no organist, a member of the until Sunday evening will may soon be able to buy participate and respond with the divine congregation (cantor), should be trained to Mr. Marmion began be $7; Saturday and Suntheir liquid milk supplies whaling in 1849 on a day $6. There will be no praises. lead. It is not the task of the celebrant to by the bag, if trials to beach at Sorrento, after "one day only" bookings tell the people to open their hymn books and 19. At the concluding Doxology of the Canon the begin this month in Syd the Governor of the col A deposit of $1 per percelebrant should keep the chalice and paten sing two verses of hymn No. such and such. ney prove that this type, ony made him a grant son will be required two raised until after the people have responded And it is completely out of question that the of packaging is accept-1 of ten acres. weeks prior to the Re"Amen". celebrant interrupts the singing to say able to all sections ofi treat and may be sent "Enough", or "Last verse, please". This is GRACE AND JOY the industry. direct to the Franciscan There would be many more points to be conan insult to the people of God—and to God ESPERANCE: The bagging system,1 Missionaries of Mary at sidered before the Liturgy could really become 6 Himself. first developed by a 16 Hampton Street, VicNEW BERTH 4. If there is no approved hymn available to source of grace and joy, but the foregoing appear French company makes toria Park, 6100, or to me take the place of the Introit and the other to us to be some of the most urgent ones. use of disposable plastic PLANNED FOR at 32 Dalgety Street. East We trust you will not take these suggestions parts of the proper, the antiphons of these Fremantle 6158. We shall pouches, which are formESPERANCE begin with a talk at 8 ed and filled on a single songs should be recited by a reader, not by amiss. It is our experience that the Liturgy carried machine. Increasing traf fic p.m. and a Mass will folThis would save out with discipline enhances the dignity of the the whole congregation. It is claimed that the through Esperance has low later. the people the confusion of trying to use three celebrant and clarifies the role of the People of FAMILY PLANNING bags are more economi- influenced the State Govbooks at once. Also, the clearly read text God. We would like to recal for milk distribution ernment to advance Yours sincerely in Christ, would be infinitely preferable to the present than both milk bottles plans for a second land- mind our members that Eduard and Margaret von Perger. inarticulate gabble. or cartons. backed berth in the har- the Catholic Family Planning Clinic still operates PLASTIC BUBBLES: bour. When filled, the bags Australia-wide tenders on the first Sunday of look like plastic bubbles will be called in June, each month at 8 p.m. at of hair shampoo, but are and the project, expect- St. John of God, Subiaco. much bigger. While ex- ed to cost about $1.4 mil- Please spread the word tremely strong they are lion — would be com- to your non - Catholic light in weight. pleted about the end of friends—although it appears at the moment that DUNEDIN, New Zea- man on education and M.P.I. Pty. Ltd., one of next year. BONN, Germany: Dis- nazis during their occuAustralia's biggest packWorks MPitster Hutch- there are far more non- tribution of a recent is- pation of Yugoslavia in land: The New Zealand chairman of the Catholi0 government has been Education Council, said aging machinery and ser- inson said that the Es Catholic couples inter- sue of the Yugoslav Cath- World War II. ested than there are policy the parliamentary cont. has organisations vice perance harbour was be. His elevation to the asked to adopt a periodical "Glas olic of equality in education mittee was told that it been granted the sole ing developed in two Catholics. college of cardinals in of the Koncila" (Voice NEW GROUPS by giving more assist- was unfair to expect the rights to the system in stages. Council), was prohibited 1953 was one of the reaWe wish to extend to independent Catholic community tO to Australia. The first stage to be dip- ance the break in sons for article because it ran an all new groups a very schools. continue bearing the fincompleted next month in relations beon the late Alois Card- lomatic warm welcome into the came request The burden for educaancial valved widening the turntween Yugoslavia and Majellan fold and are de- inal Stepinac. CSIRO WATCHES ing from the Catholic Edu- tion as it has in the past. basin, increasing the See. Holy The Zagreb public pro- the lighted to hear that, over Council for New EMU depth from 32ft to 36ft "Catholic schools are Yugo- cation Observers in the past few months, new secutor prohibited distri Zealand and the Inter- providing a social servand lengthening the ex groups MOVEMENTS action the slavia said have formed at bution because Glas Kondenominational Commit- ice which the governThe CSIRO Division isting No. 1 berth by 160 Lesmurdie, Bluff cila reprinted an article against Glas Koncila was tee Point, Independent ment should recognise," on of wildlife research re- f t. These works had cost Mundaring, Mount Law- from the Vatican City at variance with the im- Schools. Bishop Kavanagh said. cently started an intens- about $1.1 million. relations ley, Walkaway, Coolgar- daily, L'Osservatore Ro- provement in The latter body includand Church die and Hamilton Hill. mano, marking the 10th between The Majellan Executive anniversary of the death state in that country. es representatives of all , 20 Mabel St., Members offer those churches which A NGOLA BIS sincere of Cardinal Stepinac, the They suggested that the , schools. operate by i instigated was move of South Perth Archbishop c ongratulations to these former R EPORTS 1969 associates of Milos ZanThe request was placgroups and hope that Zagreb. PAINTING CONTRACTOR 672116 DEFICIT many friendships will be It was claimed the ar- ko, vice president of the ed before a parliamenformed during the com- ticle contained "false ac- Yugoslavian parliament tary committee establishBishop Manuel Antonio ing months. cusations apt to create and a conservative pro- ed recently to examine Pires of Silva Porto, An. Our President, Rita, unrest among the peo- Soviet member of the what further aid the in- gola, announced that his Communist dependent school sys- diocesan budget for 1969 has suggested that we ple." Croatian hold "near - neighbour" tem needs. Cardinal Stepinac was party. showed a deficit of some for Group Meetings (e.g. Fre- sentenced in 1946 to 16 Zanko favours a more request, the of Details $35,000. Total income PTY. LTD. mantle-East Fremantle) years of hard labour, for rigorous policy toward however, have not yet the year was $197,000, inonce every six months, collaboration with the the Church. cluding a $188,000 grant 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER been published. for Presidents, Secregovernment. Bishop John Kavanagh from the W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors taries and Committee Were of Dunedin, the New E xpenditures members, to discuss For Better Paving Contact Ijs $232,000. spokesZealand bishops' Majellans and what we We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of should be doing, with a Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc view to helping the reI NSIST CN We have a most modern plant including power spective groups come to a fuller understanding of Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. The United Church of Papua New Guinea and the their faith. Estimates Submitted Free Solomon Islands is among five churches which have Country Clients please note that we have a Statebeen recommended for membership in the World Coun"Fit for a King" Red Cross — a symbol wide Service, and will gladly quote on any cil of Churches. o f hope in peace or war requirements. LADIES! or natural disaster! 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FRANCIS GILBERT WRITES . .
More Compassion STUDENTS STAGE PROTESTS AT TWO UNIVERSITIES Burchett And Campus Viet Nee ded Cong Flag-Bearers: A new wrinkle in campus demonstrations in the U.S.A. broke out on two Catholic College fronts protests against impending increases in tuition.
West Australia will be the third State of the Commonwealth to introduce the And there is likelihood $3 million deficit for this work-release and temporary-pass system the new-style demonstra- school year. tions will be widespread. Harold Kohn, member Plagued by the rising The press, which is constantly hammering the Federal into the goals. of a Philadelphia law costs in education , tuiGovernm over its handlin ent g of the Burchett case, is the It is aimed at rehabili- ' ment seem to think they tion increases have ' been firm, has been retained tating prisoners and eas- are conferring some put into effect or are at a token fee of $100, 'main party responsible for lionising the man and giving him ing their return to the compassionate consider being considered at in- Lotto said, to negotiate .0 prominence far in excess of his deserts. community. It is a long ation on a prisoner with
Two Of A Kind
Burchett has spent the refused to load Christ- war effort and the cause major part of his life mas cheer on the Jeparit of the Vietnamese. These people are every giving aid and comfort to for our troops in Vietwould nam. bit as bad as Burchett. nations which There is a persistent And the man himself has have been inimical to the No interests of this country and loud-mou ed, hard- learned nothing. even if we didn't happen core minority in the uni- sooner had he landed in versities that flies the the country but he to be fighting them. Viet Cong flag, collects started abusing his deIf the issuance of pass- money for the enemy and mocratic rights by propatorts were a right which in every way possible gandising for our the average citizen might seeks to undermine the national enemies. 'demand, it would appear that a man of Burchett's political hue might well have forfeited his rights. But since they are, api)arently, merely a matter Of privilege, there is no gainsaying that Burchett is not due for any privileges.
An Exercise In Irresponsibility
The brouhaha which was raised by a Boulder Shire Councillor about the conduct of aborigines people are in Goldfield towns, notably Kalgoorlie, has been Some naively exclaiming that followed up by television coverage.
university officials stitutions from the grade overdue reform which when they substitute a in an effort to avoid the school level, through will enable prisoners to life in gaol for execuhigh schools, up to the tuition increase. make a proper contribu- tion. college and university If these efforts fail, a tion to family income. It is a queer sort of plateau throughout the court suit may be conOne of the worst fea- compassion that strips a country. sidered. tures of the prison sys- man, not only of liberty, tem is that the innocent, but of everything that The new-style demonThe scene was differas well as the guilty suf. makes life meaningful strations broke out at ent at Seton Hall. When fer. It is probably un- and tolerable. It is a con- Villanova University in word spread that the avoidable that the wives dition very similar to suburban Philadelphia, second tuition rise in as and children of prison death and must make a and at Seton Hall Unimany years was contemers have to suffer oppro- realistic preparation for versity, South Orange, plated 300 students took brium. , the final exit. N.J. to the streets in protest. But there is no reason Some restraint upon a The word was tuition They were touched off why they should have to man's liberty is implicit word spread would be raised $10 a suffer economic disabili- in the punishment for when credit. ties because the bread- breaking laws which en- among the students that winner has put himself , able good men to live tuition rises were conThe students marched templated at each instituoutside the law. along busy South Orange among bad. tion. Avenue to South Orange The break-up of conBut a more compasjugal relations is also a sionate eye needs to be 1 The demonstration at Centre during rush hour, deplorable thing for the turned to the undeserv- Villanova was mild and soliciting donations from for their prisoner, his wife and ed sufferings of a pri- orderly compared with motorists the one at Seton Hall. "bankrupt college." children. Gaols are no, soner's dependents. toriously hot-beds of perThe Villanova students The restoration of conThe protest was peaceversion and it should lA jugal rights would go held a "state of the uniful. One demonstrator meeting possible under an exten far to keep up the mor- versity" and was taken in custody afsion of the next reform ale of the wives and agreed to retain an at- ter daring police to arfor married prisoners to would help to mitigate torney to fight an expect- rest him. Students surresume normal marriage the =natural practices ed $200 a year boost in rounded police headquartuition, Michael relations. Lotito. te:s on South in gaols which are themOrange destructive of student body president. Avenue and chanted "let Advocates of the abol- selves I said. ition of capital punish- morals in marriage. him go" for about a half II The expected rise hour. After a talk with would bring tuition to the arrested student, pol $2000 a year, compared ice released him without with operating with a preferring a charge.
the Federal Government The television commen- 'Because the seed of susshould prosecute Burchett, perhaps on a taries departed sadly picion of racial hatred, from the basic rules that sown in the mind of a charge of high treason. govern interviewing and native who may, rightly wrongly, he dis• In fairness, both to the the preparation of objec- or gruntled by his treatman and the government, tive reports. ment at the hands of a it should be noted that The questions put to society, could Burchett has done no the councillor concerned white , easily blossom into that more to harm national to publicans , aborigines very ugly thing. interests than some hun- and others, seemed deIt could quite easily be dreds of treacherous signed not to elicit the that the souls in our midst. television interfacts alleged, but viewers were aiming to probe into the merely to be provocative. WOODSTOCK, MD.—About 80 former priests and It is not long ago that a group of trade union- motives of the people But it is a tactic that can their wives attended a "day of shared recollection" ists were suggesting that who had made the com- all too readily become an at the invitation of the Jesuit community at WoodAustralian soldiers in plaints. exercise in social irres'Vietnam be exhorted to College here. stock ponsibility. It was blatantly and lay down their arms, and And, if for no other Organiser of the event suggested reason, people some waterside workers persistently who exerwas Father William J. that the allegations of cise such latitude in the DEPORTED IIHH11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113 misconduct by aborigines com munications media, Byron, S.J., associate N EWSMAN were inspired by racist ought to be extri:mely professor of social ethics hatred. A TTENTION ALL! HITS AT careful, lest rash ven- at Woodstock. Schools, Convents, ColGOVERNMENT He said he believed To anyone who knows tures give rise to unleges, Charitable Organis- the situation as it exists happy situations such as this was the first time Minutes before he and exist between the black a group of priests had his wife boarded a plane ations—For your Raffle in Kalgoorlie, and to and white race in the held an event "especially anyone who saw and here to go to London, deTickets see . . heard the television in- United States. for priests who have left ported newsman Anthony terviews, such a suggesthe active ministry." Schmitz said he hoped RECORD PRINT tion can only be called BOOK NEWS: to return to Rhodesia 450 Hay Street, Perth. mischievo Father Byron said a us. group of six priests "got when the nation's ruling But it may be even their heads together" to white minority restores 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 worse than mischievous. draw up a list of 100 men the traditional rights of to invite, including for- democracy. Schmitz, formerly asmer diocesan priests as sistant editor of the Father Matt J. Menger, well as some former Rhodesian Catholic newsJesuits—who live in has had his book, paper Moto, was deport"In The Valley Of The various parts of the ed because of the paper's country. Mekong," published. blasts at Rhodesia's new It was released early "Our first purpose in constitution. this week in the United doing this is to show Holland & Venetian Blinds, States. hospitality," Father Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, The book, which deals Byron said. Another MISSIONARIES with Laos, and includes reason was "to Flyscreens, Tarpaulins. discuss DEFENDED the 1962 award-winning their new spiritualit y." story, "How To Copture London: Anglican BishAmong those attending op G. E. I. Cocklin, A Nation" has had good who the day of recollection was head of a Nigerian advance reviews. 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. were men who left the diocese until last year, The Foreword is writ61 1620 ten by H. Ross Perot, of ministry a few months has attacked the Niger61 1539 ago, as well as some who ian and British GovernDallas. have been engaged in ments for allowing Cathother occupations for olic missionaries in what "five or six years," Father was Biafra to be senByron said. Five of them tenced first to hard labhad been Jesuits. our, then deportation.
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"WHAT IS A BROTHER!" It is not unusual for a Brother to be asked, "Why did you become a Brother?", or "Why didn't you go all the way and become a Priest?" Replies vary, as each Brother explains something of the motivation of his personal vocation to the interested questioner. He might say he become a Brother so to devote his life completely to the service of God and his neighbour. And in so doing, he not only sanctifies himself, but effectively helps in the working-out of his neighbour's salvation.
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Marriage And Celibacy Of The Clergy
PRIESTS ASK FOR VOICE IN SELECTION MAITLAND,.. FLA.—The
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Priests' Councils has unanimously petitioned for a who stakes his life. Some days ago I Guitton by Jean There comes to my mind voice in future selection of bishops in the state. found myself beside a Orthodox ( From the L'Osserva- one of Newman's serRussian The FFPC also unanim- eluding for the first time Patriar- tore Romana, March 5, mons: "What have you ously endorsed the cur- delegates from the St. the of Bishop, ventured for the faith? 1970) chate of Moscow, and rent campaign to seek Augustine diocese. Are not you too, like all the conversation turned FFPC The recomstate aid for students in the celibacy of day what she herself the others. to troubled mended that "once each financially proof purer Now what priests. The Russian bound together yesternon-public year the Priests' Senates Florida He could quote the Vatican Council's Consti- Bishop said to me: "We day. This is not the prob- could I offer to the ulti- schools and to co-operate of the province of Miami mate Mystery, to show tution on the Church, which says:—"The Brother s ometimes ordain mar- lem. with the Florida Catholic initiate a process by that I really believe, than is to be a sign that can, and ought to, attract ried men, but we do not Conference, organisation which the priests would joyful The problem is to that of a free and all the members of the Church to an effective allow one who is already of state's bishops, in this submit through their reof what is know whether ,towards spective Senate to their action. and prompt fulfilment of the duties of their a priest to marry. We the end of this 20th cen- renunciation attractive, so rightly so The meeting marked bishop, the names of Christian vocation. From this arises their duty permit an ecclesiastic to tury, in this shattered, natural: satisfaction of of working to implant and strengthen the king- work in a factory to disconcerted, degraded the heart and of the the first time the FFPC, priests suitable for the we organised last year, had episcopacy and that the dom of Christ in souls through prayer and the earn his living; but to stop as soon world, where the claws senses, fatherhood, a full representation from names of the three him wish active works of the apostolate". as possible. And he of Eros are reaching out family to come home to members of Priests' Sen- priests receiving the The Brother, then, is a Christian, living out fully must present himself in further and further, it is every evening? ates of Florida's four most votes be made Man's love for man is the obligation inherent in his Baptism. He is the factory as a priest. opportune and evangelidioceses. Twelve priests known to all the priests among the faithful. He is not of the hierarchy. He For us Orthodox, the cal to let the problem of no longer the supreme were in attendance, in- of the diocese." Christproof, ever since be brought celibacy is not the recipient of the particular sacramental priesthood is a sacred this before public opinion, ian influence has spread For function. grace of Holy Orders. both of believers and un- it everywhere as an ideal. By his vows or solemn promises, the Brother reason we are convinced believers. Public opinion The proof of proofs, for Westerners, you that consecrates himself publicly to God for the Church. Latins, are not on will always rejoice when the countless ranks of He does remove himself to an extent from the you right path when you sails are trimmed, when the simple, is conse- JACKSON, Miss.—The state-wide Catholic school the ordinary ways of men, freely gives up the right to let the problem of eccle- an appeal to heroism crated celibacy. Let us board has banned the building of any new facilities marriage and family, to private property, to do as siastical celibacy be de- becomes uncertain, when add that families themhe pleases. bated in public, before something great fades selves need these angels, in Mississippi to accommodate student -transferees these celibate priests, from public schools. The purpose of this complete commitment to God the court of opinion. In away. without whom they in a religious order is not only that he may be free our Eastern tradition, NEED OF WITNESSES might often not even The board also directed of Mississippi Catholic for full-time, unemcumbered work for his order we have found it posI know well all the exist. schools to admit new schools. He added the ordipermit the and the Church, but that he may more effectively sible to Therefore let us not non-Catholic students Catholic system gives nation of some married arguments in favour of slide lay hold of eternal life. down the slope. The only to existing schools "full support to our Misthe existence of two have you persons, as No human consideration could possibly justify clergies, married and world is watching us, of the predominantly sissippi public schools such absolute self-deprivation. The object of it also done and continue celibate, and I do not some with a satisfied opposite race. and commends the many regions. certain in to do could only be the possession of a greater good, consider them negligible. smile, others, even unThe orders were issued teachers and students the if, in careful : be But beyond any earthly value, God Himself. with a kind of by the Natchez-Jackson who are working to West, you separate the I know, too, that those believers, and fear. They are Diocesan School Board maintain a high quality This attainment of holiness, this possession of priesthood from celi- who propose this intend pity God, for which the Brother abandons all else, is bacy, there will be a to help the Church of to- afraid that constellations while efforts are under of education in the the same goal to which all Christians are called. very rapid decadence. morrow by increasing will be extinguished in way to integrate racially schools." Bishop Joseph B. Not every believer is expected to adopt these means; The West is not mystical the number of priests the sky, that they will the state's public schools. the Brother has chosen public and radical means enough to tolerate the and forestalling their find less help at differ- The board recommended Brunini said the board's But how- ent moments. They are no new Catholic school policies "are in accord of being a witness to Christ, and drawing attention marriage of priests with- weaknesses. ever important these ad- saying to themselves: be established in the with the Church's social decadence. The out t3 the passing nature of this life. vantages may be, I think "Where shall we end up, teachings and adequately The Brother is called to reflect Christ through a Church of Rome (and it that nothing can replace if after allowing priests 1970-71 school year. meet the problems we is to her glory) has community approved by the Church. His vocation Msgr. Paul V. Canonici, now face." this higher truth: that to marry, we shall one is to be totally available to God and His people in maintained this eccles- faith, in an age that is day have to speak of the superintendent of dio- In a letter to all pasiastical ascetism for a prayer and services. of priests?" And cesan schools, said the tors and school officials, whole millenium. Be- so demanding as regards divorce proof, needs witnesses. the question is by no policies aim to point up he ratified the policies ware of compromising Whereas the married man's first concern is to the "academic excellence and directed they be Now the witness is he means outlandish. his wife and children, the Brother is free to serve it, without very deep and Christian formation" observed. thought and reflection". others. His time-table can be disrupted without a baby being neglected, and his plans can be changed "EVEN GREATER without throwing an entire family into confusion. HEROISM". He also has the time to pray for those who have nofriend Protestant A one to pray for them. writes to me in the same The life of a Brother is fulfilling, challenging and t one: "This charism of rewarding. your Church, consecrated The St. Joseph Guild, an Association of Brothers celibacy, is essential for It is just of clerical religious orders, was formed in Mel- ecumenism. the Reformabourne in 1965 to promote a wider understanding what we of tion need!" I was medio f the Brother's vocation. tating on these thoughts The Guild is composed of Brothers from the when I received a visit YOUNGSTOWN, U.S.A.—Another Catholic priest — f ollowing religious orders: African Missionaries, from a seminarian. "My Father Joseph R. Lucas —has filed as a candidate Augustinians, Blessed Sacrament, Camillians, Bishop", he said, 'is Capuchins, Carmelites, Confraternity of Christ the about to ask me for an for Congress. Priest, Divine Word Missionaries, Dominicans, Fran- absolute and uncondiFather Lucas, philo- get out as quickly as we ciscans, Jesuits, Ma rists, Oblates, Pallotines, Pas- tional pledge, with the sophy at can." professor In the sub-diaconate. sionists, Paulines, Redemptorists, Sacred Heart prominent local A meantime, the papers are Youngstown State UniFather Lucas is Missionaries, Salesians and Servites. the educator, will seek versity, problem of the debating a full-time professor at The Guild's annual Mass will be held at St. celibacy.This leads us to Democratic nomination from Ohio's 19th district the state university. He Church, the that suppose Francis' Church, Melbourne, on Sunday, March holds 11 college degrees in the May 5 primary. 1 5th, at 5.30 p.m., and further information about maybe in 10 years time, Father Robert F. and is also a lawyer, to will allow priests the life of a Brother may be obtained from the Drinan, S.J., a noted law having been admitted to Guild Secretary, St. Paschal's College, 90 Albion marry. So what am I to scholar and activist in the the Ohio bar in 1957. do?I answered that Road, Box Hill, Victoria. 3128. Asked how voters could the Church will ordain peace and civil rights expect a priest—idenmovements, has also enmen who only young with the closely tified tered a congressional commis themselves for THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE in Massa- Catholic Church—to relife. But my visitor re- primary INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED torted: 'But if there are chusetts. To devote full present everyone equally, he said: C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN married priests within 10 time to his campaign, he "I would be running as INSURANCE PROTECTION years, we will need even resigned as vice-president an individual citizen. I and provost of Boston 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH greater heroism". College and dean of the have no church duties, as M. VILES, Manager. Phone 21 6091 I know, it is no longer Jesuit University's law such, and my candidacy would be without the enpossible, nowadays to school. Running without sup- dorsement or backing of keep secret certain discussions, certain ques- port from any large or- the Church." tions. But no-one will ganisations, and with a ABOLITION URGED get it out of the public's limited campaign chest, O PTOMETRI STS The executive board of head that, when a prob- Father Lucas plans to 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 a group representing make peace his numberK.795 lem Phone is raised, Kalgoorlie. it implied Street, 230 Hannan 236,000 parents in the one issue. that the answer is by no R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist He has voiced strong Brooklyn (U.S.A.) diomeans clear. Even if cese has urged abolition Authority decides, the opposition to U.S. involvement in the Viet- of the first grade in diodoubt remains. nam war, but not on cesan schools next June, For this reason it unless financial aid is r seems to me highly de- eligious grounds. given non-public schools W.A.O.A. "I could support the by the state. sirable that, after Paul O PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST VI's appeal, eminent principle of a defensive The unanimous recom467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 voices should be raised war theologically as a mendation was made to priest Res.: 67 1685 and philosophi- Bishop from all parts of the Francis J. Church, strong, firm, cally as a professor," he Mugavero, of Brooklyn, authoritative, influential said. "But I am aware by the executive board of voices proclaim that government officials the to Diocesan Home solemnly that the Catho- have said it is not poli- School Associations. The tically feasible to win board said if the action lic Church will never agree to change the west- this war. was taken, it would affect ern discipline that binds "I think we do not some 22,000 prospective S PECIAL the priesthood and belong in this war. The first-grades in 202 elemencelibacy together. For best thing we can do is tary schools. H OSPITAL to admit an exception would mean opening a breach that would bePERSONAL SERVICE come wider and wider. FULL CATHOLIC RITES Everyone recognised, MODERN PREMISES of course, that celibacy 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY E. W. 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I should like to thank "Mother of Eight" for her letter of December 21, 1969. In case of doubt regarding infected kidneys, I would suggest seeking medical advice, for a simple routine Laboratory test for urinalysis. This will detect any infection and, if positive, can be satisfactorily dealt with. Yours sincerely, Sr. M. Philomena
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SOLVING A PROBLEM
Eat delicious but non-fattening foods. Now let us face facts. If we are overweight we have eaten more food than our body needs, and excess has been stored as fat. This statement remains true regardless of how little we eat in comparison to a slender active individual.
Some people require less food than others beSr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, cause they take relativeB.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. A friend asked me why I spend many hours jus,t painting, and I repl ied: -Because ly little exercise. I must." This answer means nothing to a person who has not at some time or You, yourself may reo ther tried his or her hand at painting. quire little food, but if many desserts or too mendous importance in you wish to be slender, much sugar in tea or cof- helping began interest it, in I try to paint My every to keep the skin you must either eat low fee. fresh while you reduce. before I started school. day. It is almost as if calo ric foods or increase Learning to enjoy non- Vegemite or Marmite are I could not understand I am keeping a diary in your caloric require- fattening foods is far a good source of this how it was possible to which I faithfully record ments by increasing your more important than )3:lake an object look my thoughts for the day. the vitamin. exercise. was I often wonder how imround when it number of pounds you Many people are over- lose; for when Make sure your proyou have drawn on a flat surface. portant it is for a paintweight because they are actually acquired tein intake is adequate since have I er to ever be born with an a taste And troubled or emotionally for low caloric foods for proteins help to keep wondered about many innate gift for painting, upset. They over-eat as your problem is Earle. the will to become a NEDLANDS branch will solved the body firm and prethings in art. an escape mechanism, in for life. Reduce meet at 12.30 p.m. curipartly this on p ainter should is be and vent wrinkles; so in adIt the same way that an al- build up your health. Tuesday, March 17, in the dition to yoghurt have osity, this great adven- enough. coholic drinks to fight I suppose when all the Church Hall, Tyrell St. The foods meeting an egg a day and a servture of discovering new his difficulties. When those low requirements ing of lean meat. A images and thought, that talking has died down, The monthly card party they have their minds more than any other is serving of cottage cheese makes me paint. I be- I really paint to express will follow at 1.30 p.m. on eating they are not yoghurt made of skim may be used as a substiA cheerio and get-well lieve it to be never end- myself or to record thinking of their prob- milk which is very satis- tute for eggs or meat. something from my wish to the following ing. lems. Such persons do fying. Drink one or two To me art must be memory. I do not have members who were reVegetables or vegetA mission for the not realise they are eat- pints daily. direct and free of out- any fond feeling for the ported as being on the able-juices should make ing for this reason and sick list: Mesdames Maltese community Most of the calories in up side interference. I repu- finished work because I of the greater part of diate the "virtue" of am too busy composing O'Neil and Walinski, of Perth will be conducted they are often the first milk are contained in the the reducing diet. to condemn the alcohol- cream which should blind obedience and say my next thought. In my Narrogin, Mrs. O'Don- next week at St. Josbe to myself: "Be true to work colour is vital be- nell, of Shenton Park, eph's Church, Hamilton ic as lacking character. removed. Adults lack enFruits contain much cause I want to be posi- Mrs. McGerr of Ned- Road, Bassendean, startMany persons are fat zymes to digest lactose, more sugar than vegetyour inner feelings." There are two kinds of tive, youthful, happy, lands, Mrs. Baker, of ing at 7.30 p.m. on Mon- because they over-em- or milk-sugar, therefore ables, therefore they people in the world: The and forward looking. I Bedford, and Mrs. Mur- day, March 16. phasise both the plea- these calories are avail- should be used in reray, Leederville. of sure of eating and the able only to children. first joins the masses find that the study of stricted amounts during The mission will be hardship of denial. The printing of our Fat-free yoghurt is de- the and becomes a part of art possesses a great reducing regime. them; the other remains charm that is absolute new Constitution has held every night till Sunfattening. Avoid dried fruits. What they fail to real- finitely not completed; any day, March 22, when it ise outside and observes. I ly unconnected with tile been is that they can learn Nevertheless it is more Drink tomato juke think I have belonged to struggles and contests Branch not yet having concludes with a Mass to enjoy eating non-fat- filling than any of the which is high in Vitamin notified Mrs. Pollett of in Maltese at 6 p.m. low caloric food; this latter group, but of ordinary life. it retening foods just as It is beyond and above the number they need mains in the stomach for C, citrus fruits and salnow I feel that, by parConfessions will be much as fattening ones, ads. Take brewers ticipation,I can establish all other things and be- are asked to do so at provided they set up to sometime, thus prevent- yeast also for vitamin conducted at 6.45 p.m. on ing hunger pains myself better in these cause it is the one thing their earliest. which develop tastes for the B. Please remember the Saturday, March 21. changing times. As a by- that can move me to right foods. The person come about only when new date the of lunch stander, one can become deep emotion is perhaps Fr. Alfred Cachia, who strictly avoids cake, the stomach is empty. If we are really in eon at the home of Mrs. S.S.P. will conduct the too far removed from why I "must" paint. The B vitamin made earnest regarding our coffee and tea with sugMcMaster, which * now * is * highthis eality, and is r mission. Fr. Lawrence ar and other fattening by the bacteria in the health and wish to lose Away from art, but not April 6. ly detrimental to creativAttard, S.S.P., will also foods gradually colon which are supplied weight, we should eat can very far, is the wonderity. One of the yearly soc- give talks. by yoghurt, are of tre- only the foods discussed. come to dislike them. One must always seek ful personality and down ial events on the League freshness in ideas and ex- to earth humour belong- calendar is the card press them freely. I am ing to the now very pop- evening for the Seminconcerned with express- ular Father M. L. King. ary Bursary. As the coming the fact that I am Father King is the Dir- ing month appears to be alive, and, if my viewers ector of Radio and Tele- a busy one for members, can feel a heartbeat in vision for the Catholic it has been decided to my painting, I have suc- Church in Melbourne hold it later in the year. ceeded. and was appearing on Members are requestI do not like to place Melbourne's telethon a ed to support generousmyself in a certain type couple of week's ago. ly with cakes for the of pattern, I must be One would think Fath- stall, which will be conready to change at will. Whenever I follow a re- er King was born to the ducted by Victoria Park stricted formular or stage, his humour is branch, at the forthcom familiar pattern — re- something a lot of tele- ing Fete for the Missioncomperes and ary of Mary Sisters. gardless of its accom- vision Through our Internaplishment — I grow tired stars would love to postional Secretary, Mrs. and bored. I always sess. seek the simplest and Father King's reputa- Green, it was reported most direct technique to tion as a T.V. personal- that, although World express my images and ity is growing through- Union was happy that thoughts. That is why, out Australia, and I men- we joined with other in my exhibition, I have tion this hoping this Churches on March 6 used the free glazed year the directors of our for World Day of Praytreatment in the small T.V. stations might con- er, it still wishes to keep Prayer, memory paintings of sider asking him over its own Day of Japan, and the stronger for our telethon. A new which unites Catholic the more direct approach of face would be welcome. women all over world. In accordance the blocked technique in with this request, it has the other forms. been decided that the I cannot say which first day of our Annual colour I like best; but onference, commences C I prefer reds and blues, with Holy Mass for this or the warm colours. I intention. feel a great intimacy With them, they make SUBIACO: me feel happy.I am hapMarch 18: 7.30 p.m. at piest when painting. Often I am afraid to paint Scandon Street; guest Mr. and Mrs. Barry Loughran of Scarborough, after their recent marriage at the Franciscan Missionary at all on the white can- speaker — Mr. Stroven of Mary Chapel, Victoria Park. of the Child Welfare Devas because I fear I The bride, formerly Collette Wiltshire of Victoria Park, is well known as presider o partment, t4c.' Fremantle. Therry might mar the white sur. Society and organiser of the Catholic Schools Drama Festival since its inception. The monthly meeting f ace which has a for- FREMAN TLE.* of the Catholic Nurses' midable form and identGuild will be held in St. April 6: At the Cattilini ity of its own. Of course Many people have failhome, 10 Sullivan Street John of God Nurses' I take the chance, but I ed to reduce because Home, Cambridge St., always say to myself: EAST FREMANTLE: they have tried a few Wembley, at 7.45 p.m. on If you cannot create April 6: At the Fitzger- Tuesday, March 17. times and failed, have something meaningful, ald home, 6 Locke Cres- The guest speaker, Miss become discouraged or leave the white perhaps ill and decided canvas cent; talk on "Cancer in M. Brennan, will speak as it is." The Third Order of Women." on her experience over- Carmel will hold a meet- it an impossibility. Great endeavours have been seas. ing at the Church of the made in scientific reducOLD FIRE STATION Tickets will be avail- Infant Jesus, Morley, at ing in the past years unMcCOURT STREET, LEEDERVILLE able for the G. B. Shaw 8 p.m. on March 20. All til it is now possible to play, "Arms and The members and friends build and improve Opening 5 p.m. — MARCH 15th Man," a comedy, at the health while reducing; Playhouse on Thursday, UNTIL MARCH 27th in fact a well planned reApril 16. ducing diet is one of the ALL WELCOME most healthful diets one Group concession rate can eat. applies, and the tickets You can have plenty will be $1.50 each. of food and need not be PAINTING e l) HAIR ARTISTS hungry, but such foods, For 150 years Red COY. The newly-formed as for example, white Cross has relieved sufbread, s refined ociation cereals, of past pupil fering in war and in 1ST FLOOR, 41 BARRACK ST., PHONE 21 7571 peace. Your support en- of Our Lady of the Mis- cakes, pastries of all varTed Berkhout John Von Dyk which cannot sures assistance being sions Convent, Freman ieties, The R. & I. Bank waterfall is opposite. 25 Prowse St., 982 Wellington St available whenever need- tie, will hold its inaugur- build health, must be ed. Donations of $2.00 al Ball on Friday, April avoided. W. Perth. It is not the occasion- W. Perth - 69 1654 and over are deductible 24, at Melville Civic Cenal social dinner tre. that puts from income tax returns. FREE QUOTES FOR on weight. It is certain Send yours today to Red It is anticipated PAIN TING - PAPER HANGING that types of food eaten day Cross House, 357 Murray about 14 girls will make after day, such as bread RENOVATIONS Street Perth. their debut at the Ball. with every meal, too
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Thursday, March 12, 1970
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MIKE NOW ASSISANT TREASURER
Out and about with the . . .
YCW DERBY JOYBEATS OPEN YEAR WITH A BANG! The Joybeats Youth Club of Derby got off the ground for 1970 with a Youth Mass at 7.30 on February 26. This was the first complete Youth Mass of the new Rite, and the Joybeats avai led of every opening.
The first lesson was read by club president Michael O'Meara, while Cathy Brown and Billy Ahchee carried the Offertory of bread and wine. was Edgar Jimmy once again on the guitar, this time playing lead and backed fittingly by Desmond Peurtollenna. These two have a long association of playing together and great things, are expected folk-wise, in the future of the Holy Rosary Parish. After Mass, all ad- , old the to journed church which is now renovated to serve as a The smiling face belongs hall. The first meeting for t o Mike McDonnel l , Vic1970 was well attended Sister leader Joybeat Y.C.W.? Park branch presiIN toria NEWS WHAT'S by Derby teenagers. Michael O'Meara and treasurer dent, who was recently president club Consilio, Some old members, having a look. Lee C athy Brown are Grif fen, Michael chosen assistant diocesan Wasley, Cheryl AhChee, t reasurer. Mike, an insurEdith D'Antaine and Peta ance officer, knows the Coleman have moved to v alue of money, so a Perth and were wished all the best in their new "in-debt" to w arning Last weekend, a Diocesan Counci l meeting of Y.C.W. way of life. branches — watch out! groups was held in Bunbury for the Bunbury Diocese. It was consoling to see faces new some eager Representatives from Nei l Cush is sti l l ages they ask if they can to replace them, howAlbany, Wag-in, Bridgeor such, and such do ever, and we hope once working in Vietnam. and town, Manjimup So what does this what can I do to help? more for another year atgroups Bunbury both To me these are dangermean to us? of Joy. tended. because questions, ous Well, he's working for Michael O'Meara was The council was openour there is plenty to be done. with and The Young Christian re-elected club president. us, ed on Saturday, afteris food American "The obviously is Workers Cathy Broun, treasurer. support. noon by Bishop McKeon. given by our zealous an important one in San training Billy AhChee is the new treasurers' the Satattend on will held who was reasurers T Meeting office I n the Y.C.W. U.S. troops, but they fora fair urday afternoon and all Jose, Costa Rica. vice-president. are three parcels des- get such little details of weekend from March 21 to 22 will need to do works and responsibili- day on Sunday, during It has come out vehenow roles who their Billy, about thinking of amount seeing Vietnam. for never tined the people as a secretary in Derby which the activities of mently against what is kind of food or never ties. Perth Y.C.W. has been this District Hospital, should branches described as a "purge" the various using this food. As a guide, perhaps (f) Keep in touch with prove a worthwhile as- asked to raise $200-$300 ways oi four priests urging and discussed were your Diocesan Treas"Most of the food is they would do well to social reform in their to support him. sistant to Michael. methods on regarding put forward urer or points these tinned, on ydrated, ponder deh country. was Judy ODonnell the Y.C.W. Perhaps all this—or change in address, to improve Well, from "The Treasurers' Their story can be chosen secretary and is should I say this little— for special use. movement in various numin change and you than food Guide". on Page 10 in this read already hard at work in help, will come easier if with more bers of branch lead- areas. jump over it gets a issue. her new position. "Finance is vital to the we know a little of what can point pleasing The the ers and general memJudy works in the Neil is doing over there. bit much, so I told movement. We need monEvery hour of every their about the meeting was on me bers. see to cooks in Other In a letter, he told us Shire Offices. to conduct service ey someone in Western day, surthat the atmosphere would go were he, with the help of Army days off and I elected officers branches, run our full- (g) Draw up a budget tounded it and the sin- Australia is given a life them and we with in and financial plan Desmond Peurtollenna, cooks, was teaching the transfusion. time offices, to produce cerity with which sug- saving blood would sort out the food each year. sports officers for the South for you needed be may t I Vietnamese and they could show publications to be able gestions were put forboys, and Margaret Rose people how to cook co.it the repreRed Cross Help yours. or of majority The immost ward. them how to use each to carry the of One for the girls. vital servsentative work of the American food. one. portant points we should the criticism was con- maintain this Nationally Knowing Desmond and movement. by contributing NOW ice have could and back structive the at him furhave always questioned We "Well, it took six separ- and Internationally. his sporting ability, the Cross 1970 of our minds is that the no other effect but to to the Red on this by return ate trips and some typing Joybeats should have a ther Appeal. letter, and this was his of notes and a few other We must always re- Y.C.W. is our movement further the movement. busy year. INO , 0`•##I : , .4 4 explanation . 4 can they now and things, that the Y.C.W. —ours to build — ours member A.M.#•••••##### The club hopes to have maintain. and finance to on U.S. the children feed young all for 5 from exists regular film evenings to "The six cooks workers and that the If we look at subscripbuild funds to complete Co. agreed after I told and rice food." orphanthe of money must not tions in this light, we about them lack THE Makes one wonder, the furnishing of the work of shall see them not as a CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU "Joybeats Hall" alias the age to come on a photo. doesn't it? Nobody has hinder our WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY old Parish Church tour which I conduct ever had to teach us how so that it can reach out mere handing over of a Thirty new chains have every Sunday at 1.30 p.m. to eat. Often we need to to all of them. PICNICS DANCING few cents, but as our ofalready arrived, and that We go on a tour, but in be taught when to stop. Some of the TreasurTENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF TS CABARE that tour I include one We can't troop en masse er's responsibilities: fering and belief in our is at least a start. RIVER TRIPS PARTIES or sometimes two or to Vietnam—but we can movements and our deTHEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS three of the orphanages. be concerned about the (a) To educate all memFvrthor Details: Fred Curran, 3 8134 — bers to understand sire to be of service to Red Cross Social Work The pretext is to get welfare and support of Helmi Van Nicrop, 71 7943. but people like Neil, who are, the full meaning of all young workers." Service helps hundreds photos of children, of theme, main n i a the help and our to rship sense, salves membe people distressed of them to see how every month. Assist in course, is to get them c onsciences. money is used on loAfter all, what is the this urgent community interested in someone The Y.C.W. doing? — "Well, cal, diocesan, and service by making a do- besides themselves. Bulk and there's Neil Cush in every level of Y.C.W. nation to Red Cross's An-Phong, Nam Orphanages Vietnam." 1970 Appeal. Amounts of Bar Riah personal Civil (b) Collecting of money $2.00 and upwards are are my Yes there is, but what well as from subscriptions. as projects Aid income from deductible are we doing to help publications. f or classes. English the tax returns. Send yours him? branch functions etc. "Well, when you get to Red Cross House, 357 Make sure you reblokes in these orphanMurray Street, Perth. ALL money ceive made on dances, raffles, picnics etc. The St. Mary's Cathedral Y.C.W. group will (c) Prompt payment or all debts incurred by hold a dance at Serbian Offers to all Parishes a Service branch. the Hall, h St. Marlboroug SIR THOMAS MEAGHER PAVILION (off Lord Street, near embracing every aspect of the books account Keep (d) Funeral Rites for Catholics. Perth Oval) at 8 p.m. on ( Perry Lakes) Sunday, April 5. A top (e) Prepare a financial Our Chapels are at: all for statement group has been signed Fremantle: 85 Market Street. branch meetings. on to provide the music.
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Priest's Deportation From Rhodesia
THE REACTION WAS GUARDED
"For example, childless 13th, 20th. Tennis; 8 p.m.; Howlett St., C hristian spokesmen have reacted women Fridays: Perth; 8 p.m. Transport No. 1 William cannot seek sexof at- ual relations with a technique North latest the to dly guarde equal opporBishop AloysiuF for all, for S t., 7.45. to overcome infertility in stranger simply in ordtunities for all, for fra- tempting George's St. 77 at —Film Evening er to have a child. Gwelo, Haene, of 11th ednesday The y. charit ternal women. W "Recent scientific adThe programme will start at Rhodesia, has de- Church would betray the Terrace (upstairs). the of tificial insemination by vances such as the birthCost Ken-, 10.30. about Last Mrs. week finish she and if Christ, of message p.m. 8 plored the deportanominal-20 cents. did not do all these neth Allen, of Atherton, donor), whereby a worn- control pill, heart transevening wil l be Swiss-born of tion Lancashire, said in a an is fertilised from a plants and 'the test-tube things." ClubNew 14th—House Party at the presented TV interview she had source other than her baby' have Saturday Father Michael house: Party will start about 8. Girls please The bishop — who is agreed to have an opera.- husband. the Church with situasome drinks. Trans- Traber, managing also Swiss-born — said tion whereby an egg Mgr. Michael Buckley, tions up to now unexbring a plate and fel lows No. 1 Wi l liam St. editor of the Rho- Father Traber "stood would be removed from; Warden of Wood Hall plored. Station, BP the port will leave 0. $1.0 Admission: Centre, p.m. Cathol ic f or the things for which her ovary and fertilised' Ecumenical desian at 7.45 "The 'test-tube baby' He by her husband's seed in Yorkshire stands. "The discovery must be free the Church said: 'Moto.' newspaper Church: Denis' St. at Mass —Folk 15th also tried to give a voice a laboratory. Church has a positive from Sunday influence any wil l rather than a negative which would affect ad"It is a sad reflection to the African people R oberts St. Joondanna, at 7 p.m. Transport the fertilised Later, Mass, After p.m. 6.30 at St. liam l Wi on this country and its who, it seems, are no embryo would be plac- role in society. It is to versely either the child leave No. 1 we'll go to Mutt's Pizza Hut at the Dianella f uture that Christian pro- wanted to be heard any ed into her womb to uphold the value and dig- or the structure of the life and phets have no longer a more." Shopping Centre for some food. normal nity of human marriage. grow into a place in it," the bishop t o protect, especially the baby. Meagher senwas Thomas Traber at Sir Father "We have seen recently said. family. Saturday 21st —Cabaret imthalidomide months' at six to the tenced commencing to how Stadium, unable is Lakes Allen Mrs. Perry Pavilion, had prisonment at hard la- conceive in the normal CONCERN Haene Bishop pill, brought on the mardon't friends—they your l al along Bring p.m. 8 named Father Traber to bour last December for manner because of block"Every married man ket too soon resulted In h ave to be members—to make this night a his editor's post. "subversive woman has the right deformed children for a and publishing Altubes. ed fallopian s winging success. Girls please bring a basket Father Traber was or- statement." The sentence though the process is a to a family, but not by whom society must now from Transport drinks. the s upper and fellows dered to leave the coun- was then suspended con- form of artificial insem- any means or at any care. No. 1 Will iam St. at 7.45 p.m. P.S. No partners try by March 9. Anthony ditionally three ination. it is not AID (ar- cost. for SYMPATHY needed! ! Schmitz, Moto's assist- years. The Catholic Marriage Sunday 22nd—Barbecue/picnic at Serpentine ant editor, was also de- His conviction arose Council comAdvisory already has and ported 10.30 at St. William Dam: We'l l meet at No. 1 mented: "The general from a cartoon he pubRhodesia. left lunch. for the Dam to drive and a .m. tendency has been that The deportation orders lished in June, 1969, in Saturday 28th —Night at Gloucester Park Trots: came after Moto criti- Moto. The paper has the child should be conFor those not going away at Easter. Meet at cised Rhodesia's new campaigned the ceived through the byfor the front gates at 6.30 p.m. Rhodesia's of rights constitution. There were outbursts of rage when ing intercourse of husGet Away From It Bishop Haene made black majority for many the international press carried the story band and wife. Friday 27th to Monday 30th All at Dongara: The cost of accommodation for his statement a few days years. "In this setting the asthat the Vatican had invited priests to sisted before Rhodesia's white insemination by this weekend will be about $3.00. The "subversive" carThere is a notice on the clubhouse board and minority government for- toon depicted a pair of renew their vows of celibacy and obed- the husband has been seen as right. you are urged to put your name down as soon as mally severed its last white hands crushing ience each Holy Thursday. possible if you intend going. Only the first 20 tie with Great Britain black African bodies But it is one thing to renewof idea the ated Some priests saw it as girls and 20 fellows to pay their $3.00 will be and declared a racially The caption, a quotation an indication that the , ing vows into our gen- work to try to remedy republic. accepted. Further information from Peter Guile segregated from the government's Vatican's confidence in' eral findings on priestly the unhappy condition of "No reasons were giv- White Paper on the new and some individuals or at the meeting on the 16th. priests in general was f ormation.
C ARDINAL SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT
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"The fact that we made quite another to think in
wavering. VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE: deportation. I cannot in the But Cardinal Wright, our letter public the terms of changes As from Sunday, 1st March the Club wi;1 be therefore, comment on "The proposed new supposed originator of same day as the new . general human process Haene constitution will insure . occupying new premises at 358 Oxford Street, that," Bishop the idea, was calm when liturgy came out made of reproduction that government will be said. Club the to him in his it seem as if we had Leederville. The house is next door to spoke I whole the "But I know that Fath- l retained in responsible Vatican office. authorised Zhivago parking area and is on a direct bus route Traber is a priest who hands . . . . " er First he clarified some thing. They are comfrom the city. pletely separate entities. Tuesday 24th March. General meeting and is wholeheartedly devot(Footnote): Approved erroneous ideas. "Nor should it be mis"I don't think it is elections, 8 p.m., 77 St. George's Terrace. The ed to the apostolate of by a referendum in June some Church. as the understood, have to idea bad a final such in published and 21's and for single Catholic Social Club caters sugthe that done, have themrededicate "Many people in this form in September, the priests over. For further information contact Helmi Van and observagestions said. he all selves," the severed that think constitution country Nierop (71 7943) or Fred Curran (38134). in this con-
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"In fact, it is a good tions found activities of the Church links with Britain and on letter should be restricted to guarantees white minor- idea. I wish I was the gregation's are formation priestly it dreamed who IS this but person sacristy, rule. ity the our own doing. up. But I am not. not the mission of the of government The "They are the result of "First of all, the inviChurch." Rhodesian Prime Minis tation, and I emphasise a questionnaire sent out The Christian message, ter Ian D. Smith had uni is an invitation, by the Congregation for he said, "permeates all laterally proclaimed its that it from any con- the Clergy to the episnot came spheres of life, not only , independence from Bri but from the copal conferences. the individual, but also tarn in November, 1965 gregation, "The replies from the for Divine ongregation C the social, economic and: ces were studconferen The country's five Ca Worship. political spheres. Anyied by our congregation mock litur"There is a new thing else makes a tholic bishops said the in plenary session in Occondemned' gy for Holy Thursday in ' publicly ery of Christianity." tober, 1968, while I was are priests prop°. which the must the constitutional Church "The a bishop in Ameritheir still l therefore stand for basic sals as "irreconcilab asked to reaffirm ca." and human rights, for justice with God's law." Prote vows of celibacy I asked him about the tant church leaders de- obedience — and my content of the questionthe proposed congregation has nothing naire. scribed constitution as "a poten- to do with liturgy. "I do not know," he 'We merely incorportial tool of tyrranny." replied, "I never saw it. I was the bishop of Pittsburgh at that time."
TURBULENT TIMES CAUSE IN NUN VOCATIONS DROP
A n inquisitive priest learned the turbulence of the times, in addition to changes in religious communities, is the No. 1 reason for the decline in vocations to Sisterhoods in the Philadelphia area.
FOR MEN NEW BENEDICTINE WEEK-END RETREATS From the beginning of MAY this year until the end of OCTOBER, Week -End R etreats of a NEW kind will be conducted regularly at the BENEDICTINE MONASTERY, NEW NORCIA. The number of retreatants on each occasion will not exceed TWELVE. Instead of the usual formal conferences and spiritual exercises, the emphasis will be on RECOLLECTION, INFORMATIVE TALKS, DIALOGUE WITH THE MONKS, and PARTICIPATION IN THE MONASTIC LIFE generally. New Norcia is located on the Great Northern Highway, 82 miles from Perth, and the Monastery provides a secluded, historical country-setting of great natural charm. The Monastery Guest-House has been enlarged to receive retreat ants. Enquiry is invited also from others, BESIDES RETREATANTS, to facilitate their visiting the Monastery AT ANY TIME to obtain advice and guidance. A pplicants should mention the intended date and time cf arrival, and-WRITE to: Rev. Father A. McPhee, O.S.B., Benedictine Monastery, New Norcia, 6509.
Mgr. Edward J. Thompson, Philadelphia archdiocesan vocations director, polled 7,300 high' school and students members of religious communities and got back 5,600 replies in a two-question survey.
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Thursday, March 12, 1c)70
Lay Groups Protest 'Purge' Of Reforming Priests SAN JOSE, Costa Rica: Two Catholic workers' ations have protested what they called the "purge" oforganis four priests urging social reform.
The four are Fathers Guillermo Loria and Walter ship of Bishop Roman Aguilar, removed from the direction of the John XXIII Arrieta of Tilaran, who labour school here; Father Fernando Royo, excluded has asked Father Solis from a bishops' committee organising a Peace Week, to reconsider. by the Premier of and Father Javier Solis, co-editor of 'Eco Catolico,' the Western Australia, Father Solis has refusnational Catholic weekly, who resigned because of ed the title of "rebel" by Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, by A. T. BRENDISH, what he called differences with the bishops on editor- priest. By JOHN R. MARTYR, ial policies. KCMG., MLA General Secretary, W.A. Mr. J. T. TONKIN "Unfortunately, the The opening last week State Secretary 'rebel' label is frequentI n addition, a group Father TN. Solis denied Australia n Counherbarium the State of announce ment in The of university professors that he "was forced to ly given to priests unPublished and tele- have complain Sydney on Friday last at South Perth was an- try Party is a National ed that an- resign" as co-editor of justly," he told the daily Pa rty, serving in Four cast interviews by Sir that maximum interest I other major achievement other priest, Father Ar- Eco Catolico as reported 'La Republica.' rates on trading bank by the State Govern- State coalition Govern- Robert Thompson must noldo Mora, "It is true that I have was disby the protesters. ments, supplying have at least been gall in the overdrafts would rise byl ment so far as its conhown s missed as a disagreement philosoph y The priest explained: 0.5 per cent. to 8.25 per servation programme is one Premier and three mouths of the fraudulent professor with the bishops, but from the na" I felt did I Deputy not have ma Premiers the , jority having concerned. of Vietnam cent. on Monday, 9th I tional seminary at Hatil- trust of the bishops in that is not only allowed, After 40 years of effort served since 1949 with protestors. instant, must cause the lo because of his teach- my task, and I regret it is even fostered withGovernment has the Liberal Party in Fed 'greatest concern general- the ings on Church renewal. they did not tell me so in the Church. I feel I genuinely small The eral Coalition Governmanaged to bring toly and very considerable The Christian Confed- directly but told other never went beyond due minority must concerned concern in many par- gether in the herbarium, ment, a record duration. r espect for authority." a representative collec- The Party has reason to now be thinking they eration of Workers and priests. I see my misticular instances. Members of several Farmers, misled false been which by have sponsors sion be as journalis a proud that tion t it as of the native plants has proThe increase brings youth organisations pickhilosophe the John who are rs p XXIII labour that of talking frankly duced three Prime Minthe new uniform interest of Western Australia. eted the cathedral bearschool, only said concerned to see a "the forward and in isters, loud a three building The voice in Deputy houses rates to the highest level ing posters with such in Australian history and more than 130,000 separ- Prime Ministers — our Communist victory in trends of the Church are saying things some peoas "A being stalled by internal ple do not like to hear. slogans New it is nothing of which to ate specimens—but the present Deputy Prime South Vietnam. Church for A New Peostructura l tensions. " complete believe I Ministerfi collection aggressiv in The goes e, Right be proud. The long-held DLP view The statement claimed critical journalism, of ple," "Stop the Purge," Building societies may back much further than Hon. John McEwen, un- of the Domino Theory, not impose the increase 40 years. In fact, it in- doubtedly is one of the maligned by the Com- that, by excluding Father course within the bounds "Why the Hostility?" labour-manage- of Christian doctrine One of the professors nor will insurance com- cludes some of the very most outstanding men in munists, the ALP and Royo, protesting the dismissal panies in all cases first examples of plants the political history of some Liberals, was up- ment participation at the and freedom. "I believe in a news- of Father Mora from the Nevertheless, many per- identified and named. Australia. held by Sir Robert, and Peace Week failed. COCC Just as the Australian explained as confidence in also regretted the resig- paper that deals with national sons living in homes Other rare plants have seminary — heavily mortgaged will come from private collec- Country Party is a re- the future by leadership nation of Father Solis. economics, politics, sci- Claudio Gutierrez of the "All these events," it ence, morals and religion University of Costa Rica, have an additional bur- tions, some of them sponsible member of a of free Asian nations, more than one hundred Coalition Federal Gov- with the assistance of charged, "clearly show through a process of wrote in his column in den placed upon them Because of the very years old. Some of the ernment, Australia is a the free world—if the that a group of priests evaluation in the light Nacion' that he adsteep increase in the specimens are irreplace- responsible member of a line is held against Com- inspired by the social en- of the Gospel, as a cri- mired Father Mora's price of land which has able, and from a scien- community of Nations, munist invasion and cyclicals and the Second tical contribution to the "devotion and zeal for occurred in recent years tific point of view, they maintaining her defence subversion in South Vatican Council to action purification of these hu- the Church, his sense of on behalf of the suffer- man activities. in this State, many per- are priceless. capacity and strength; Vietnam. enewal in following For well over one hun- her rate of economic ing poor, are being sons have had to stretch Vatican Council direc"On the other hand, their -finances to the limit dred years now, the West- growth; her inter-nationHe said: "The total purged." tives, his concern for uptroops and the addition of this ern Australian country- al reputation as a friend withdrawal of COCC recalled that the the bishops may want dating the liturgy and have to disturbin less a g Vietnam four priests had joined South increase in interest will side has been searched and ally to those who from and for maintaining an professional result in very real hard- by and seek security, peace and would see a threat to the group in the last paper, more on the pious open dialogue with the side, weekly a for the amateur botanists. But freedom; ship. contributing Australia; you would get May Day parade of 1969. exclusive presenta tion of cultural world." The reason given in we would be mistaken our share in promoting a complete crumbling of Labour Day celebraThe priest also teachSydney for the adjust- if we concluded there the welfare and the se- the whole free world in tions are held May 1 in their official directives es at the Univercity of ments being made makes were no new plants left curity of the developing South-East Asia." most Latin American and and thought." There are still large Nations of the world. one wonder what is Eco belongs to the Costa Rica. E uropean countries. It is a curious thing really going on. It is said areas of the State that Gutierrez said Vatican We believe "The objec- that the views of this Marxist groups partici- Costa Rican Bishops' that the adjustments are, botanically speaking, tives of the Nation are pated in the San Jose Conference but is run by Council directives aimed eminently respected were being made against "unexplored territory". its social communica- at raising the intellectuthe objectives of the expert on guerilla war- parade. the general background It is safe to say we are tions commission, com- al stature of such basic entertain ing were "We Party." Country fare should be given so of persistent pressure on tackling the regeneraconviction prising priests and lay- Church institutions as Whilst we are a Na- much publicity today, yet the strong resources and rising com- tion of our wildflowers men under the chairman- seminaries. tional Party, not a pure- almost precisely the that we were entering a petition for loanable on two highly successful ly sectional Party, rural new era of social an same views on Vietnam funds and they were part fronts—in the South Industries rural have been advanced by economic progress for and of official monetary Perth herbarium and in ommunities will always the working class, thanks the DLP since 1960. measures to control the the Botanic Garden in c to the moral pressure of object our of the be The New York State Conference of Catholic level of economic activity. Kings Park which has On Russian penetra- the Church, but now disThese special concern. We Bishops has warned that Catholic school enrolment are constantly also been established tion in the Indian Ocean, cover that these all being told to step up during the life of the are wealth producing in- Sir Robert said: "The in the state may drop 40,000 by next September, teachings of Popes John dustries, industries that economic activity as present State Governwith "damaging" consequences for public schools. British withdraw al from Paul into fallen have and solvent. Australia keep being in the best inter- ment. the Far East will create a vacuum." The eight bishops, who . $250 MILLION It is in the Botanic ests of the nation. InIt is they who can feed a vacuum, and this Church leaders, COCC make up the conference, Catholic schools in the dustrial Development Garden that so many of and clothe a world popu- vacuum must be even"find easier to it said, support Philadelphia archdiocesx Minister Court only last our wildflower species lation which is almost tually filled. for The Rus- purge militant priests appealed from the state board of saved Pennsylvania taxmonth saw fit publicly are now being grown and certain to double in the sians ,at the moment, are than to take up the det o emphasise what a successfully propagated. next thirty years. regents and the state payers more than $250 moving to fill it." fence of a million work- education department million during the 1968slow -down in our deThe Government is also It, is the people who Again, did not the ers in the cities and for legislation to assist 69 school year, a comprevelopment means. He tackling the big job of work in these industries DLP say the same thing, fields of Costa Rica." said it meant a slow- regenerating our road the parents of non-public hensive report issued by who have invested in even Almost two-thirds of school children. officials down in our purchase of verges in country areas. before the Freeth archdiocesan industries , that we comet these manufactured was at its zenith? the country's 1.7 million The warning and the indicated. goods We have set up a special represent. population is in the rur- appeal were contained in In from the Eastern States committee to consider conthe first DLP leader Senator, al areas. If marketable rural which last year exceeded ways and means of rea letter to State Com- solidated financial report The Young Christian missioner of Education on the See's entire school $500 million; in our ex- generating native flora on production and the val- the Hon. Vincent Gair, port expansion rate; in r oadside verges through- ue of rural production is now travelling through Workers Movement be- Ewald Nyquist, signed by system, it was revealed does not increase, and South-east Asia trying to gan its protest by asking Terence Cardinal Cooke, that during the past year the royalty revenue the out the State. State receives: and in the Taking into considera- increase substantially, undo the harm done by Archbishop Carlos Hum- of New York, and by it cost $39.6 million to the former Minister for berto Rodriguez, of San Bishops Edwin income tax and other re- tion the size of our re- the whole B. Brod- operate 287 parish eleAustralian Exter nal Affairs. Aus- Jose, who he supports, erick, of Albany, Stanis- mentary schools and 31 eco nomy will suffer a venues the Common- sponsibility over nearly tralia's word had become the workers or the rich. laus J. Brzana, wealth receives. 1.000.000 square miles of crippling blow. of Ogdens- diocesan high schools, something of a joke in There has been no burg, Walter A. Foery, of with a total enrolment of Mr. Court said that this State, I believe we The writing is on the free Asia with last year's comment from the Arch- Syracuse, West Australians had to have done more to proJoseph L. 254,000 students. wall for all to read. Un Prime Ministerial extem- bishop or other of Rochester, Sgr. Arthur J. Nace, Church Hogan, . • stop thinking of the pre- tect our native plants sent time as a boom. Walter P. Kellenberg, of archdiocesan controller, than any other authority f ortunately the public at- porising on regional de- authorities. titude is that the spec- fence and foreign affairs. To permit this required in Australia. The Y.C.W. said the Rockville Centre, James said the $39.6 million redevelopment to proceed This is in line with tacular increase in mintransfer of Father Aguil- A. McNulty, of Buffalo, presents less than oneSenator Gair has been unhindered we are ex- Liberal Party thinking eral exports is going to and Francis J. Mugavero sixth the cost of educatar from the labour welAustralia from enthusiastically pected to accept without which is directed not keep of Brooklyn. ing a similar number of school to a remote parprotest a situation where only at the conservation going further into red comed as a commonstudents public in As the text of the ish deprives letter its members a district within twelve of our flora, but safe- Let us not forget that sense advocate of a true schools. was made public in miles of the G.P.O. can- guarding our general en- last, year the disparity in regional alliance of free "of a truly human and Albany the board of reexports as against im- Asian nations, backed by priestly dedication to the not get a reticulated vironment as well. gents voted 11-2 in favour A economy, working youth, so much water supply because of As a Government we ports was in the red to ustralia's of current legislative COMMERCIAL PRINTING in need of guidance t ." echnolog y and fighting lack of funds, a backlog are tackling this prob- the extent of 100 million effo rt to repeal the soBusiness Cards s ervices. The Young Workers' called of applications for State lem objectively. What dollars. L etterheads Blaine AmendHousing stated the Medellin ment, the state Commission we are trying to evolve Surely, it must be a Invoices constituThe Labour Day pro- guidelines on social homes extending back is a broad general policy paramount re- tional provision S tatements objective barring of cession in Perth was a form and Church four years and a short- which will provide renew- direct aid to churchfor national policy to ensure disgraceful display by a age of hundreds of class- the preservation of the that RING 21 2837 for a the farmers and minority of unions. They al, approved in 1968 by related schools. rooms. R epresentative to call. the general assembly of natural environment in graziers are given the T AXPAYER S SAVED inscorned free commitIt is difficult therefore specified areas. centive to continue to ment to South Vietnam's the Latin American bishto understand why it ops in that Colombian We realise of course increase production of struggle against Combecomes necessary to that no person city, called "for a more Dry and Sweet who has marketable products to munist terror, by men- direct relation between apply the brakes at the given any thought to the close this trade gap. This dacious, crude Altar Wines exhibits same time as we are needs of native the bishops and all AS Seven Hills Sacramen conserva- increase will only be which have brought tal Wine is made by Jes Is the Christians . . . and parbeing requested to put tion wants it complies with the requirements of the Govern- stimulated by profit in- whole trade union Church Law. move- ticularly our foot down on the ment to freeze the young all land centive and capital in- ment into disrepute . accelerator. Wes tral against future agricul- vestment Wine workers." and Spirit Agency . Primary 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 producers, tural, industrial, or R "The Church espectabl in Latin e trade already in trouble, will mineral The answer is of development. unionists and politicians America must stand by have their costs inWhat we are aiming course that export earn- would not march, thus its testimony of service zavased still further. ings mean our ability to for is a co-ordinated proanswering the out- . . . in order to overcome High interest rates, gramme which pay for imports. will go rageous cliche by the misery. The clergy must while very welcome in further than More importantly they local paid official of conservathe be the main tool for recertain quarters, should tion and take into mean jobs and increas- Trades and Labour Coun- form and renewal, and 235 Newcastle Street, Perth be a real cause for con- account also the very im- ing job opportunities for cil that Vietnam protest this is what Father Aguilcern to the public gener- portant question Lic ensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty of air hundreds of thousands is backed by the whole ar was attemptin g to ally. and water pollution. Phon e 28 of Australians. 7424 trade union movement. Hardware Merchants do."
Democratic Labor Party
CRISIS PERILS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SEVEN HILLS
DUFFY BROS. 1
Thursday, March 12, 1970 Alcoholics
THE
Anonymous
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The Twelve Steps To Peace Of Mind
Page Eleven
More Czech Church Controls Likely
traits and ugly blemishes. A.A. is not just stopAlthough the Czechoping drinking. It is a way of life. Therefore one slovakian government must know himself. He must know what manner has relaxed certain conAnonyAlcoholics of lowship the Fel of man he is. He must know his failings so that trols on Church activities, mous, let me restate, from a former ar- The "common problem" is alcoholism. A.A. he may co-operate with God in the fifth and sixth other controls seemed steps. The alcoholic dare not ignore his failings likely to be imposed members are and always will be alcoholics. They ticle, four basic facts which must gov- have deceits, lying, arrogance, lusts, self-pity, fear, soon, it was reported — finally recognised that they are unable to approach to the subject of al- cope with alcohol in any form; they now abstain resentments, selfishness. The penalty is another here. any ern The government has failure. completely. They have no choice. The important coholism: thing is that they do not try to cope with the STEP FIVE: "Admitted to God, to ourselves and permitted members of They bring the prob- to another human being the exact nature of our the 37 communities of are as follows: ( 1 ) Alcoholism is a problem single-handedly. nuns in the country to wrongs." T hese facts (2) It is a sickness for which there is no lem out into the open with other alcoholics. This We cannot live with secret sins. They gnaw at work in hospitals, homes sickness. and controlled. arrested sharing of be coupstrength and "experience, can hope" It ( 3) known cure. effective way of controlling the sickness led with their reliance on a "power greater than one's peace of mind and create tensions and for the aged and other ( 4) A most the sufferer to a new and full life of themselves" makes it possible for them to live fears. These things are dynamite for the alco- forms of social action. restoring P revious restrictions and sobriety and peace is the wholly spiritual without alcohol, and, in most cases, without even holic. Already lonely and full of self-pity, these l imited Sisters to workand contented remorse things his complex, guilt increase wanting to drink. of Alcoholics Anonymous. group•therapy fear. He must get rid of that awful load. Con- ing in homes for the menFrom the AA, above can of Preamble it be tally ill and for aged society is unaware of these and other Because seen that it is not a total abstinance movement. iession is good for the soul. It brings humility, p social a is there riests. alcoholism, about overan and relief gives It serenity. and facts peace It has no opinion about others drinking: "If you relevant Representatives of the to God — a spiritual attached to it. Because of this; because want to drink, that is your gratitude of sense whelming tigma business; if you want s nuns who met with offi"alcoholic" suggests the drunken grace the to open wide soul the leaves word that sense very the to stop drinking, that is our business." It is cials of the Czechoslovak drunkenness is invariably dead beat; because not a religious society. It costs nothing to be a of God. ministry of culture to moral a the and drunk fault reGod moral have to ready entirely "Were SIX: STEP a as seen member. There are no rules. There are no bosses. protest the limitations on character." treat the victims of alcoholism with All this makes it unique, probably the most loose- move all these defects of leper, people friends and families their cruelty; — t heir activities were told again willingness of attitude vital the is Here injustice and ly knit society in the world. But it works — them, hide them away, cover an attitude of total surrender. Abandoning him- that they will eventually guided by the hand of God. are ashamed of final the is this And them. for lie utterly to God, the alcoholic is entirely ready be permitted to accept self Briefly, it was born of the therapy of two apup for them, they delay or prevent their rethus and willing to have God work on his character novices if continuation of for ruelty; c parently hopeless inebriates (Bill and Doctor their work makes it death. their of cause the be could n i to rebuild it. It is a rebirth. order and covery Bob) sharing their sufferings, experience, courage, necessary. a cruel inremove to Him asked "Humbly STEP SEVEN: This stigma must be removed. It is strength and hope. Soon others were attracted The likelihood of conjustice done to helpless, defenceless, suffering to these two, and, in 1935, in America, A.A. be- our shortcomings." trols on Church activity enlightened otherwise our dishonours change make is we the step where "The seventh people. It gan its crusade. Admitting that they were utterappeared in recent meetwould beat a dog person decent with us, humility which permits our n i attitude No ociety. s ly powerless over alcohol, that they depended unings in Prague and Brno hungry. He canf or stealing meat. The dog is reservedly upon a Power greater than themselves, as our guide, to move out from ourselves towards between Dr. Karel Hruza, pity or understanding others and towards God. The whole emphasis not help it. But, without driv- on the forge of heart-breaking failures, these first of Step Seven is on humility." The alcoholic is head of the secretariat society beats the desperately sick alcoholic, members out hammered the Twelve Steps of A.A. for Church Affairs in the ing him to a life of fear and misery, to insanity These steps express, in a simple unfolding order, now praying. In the beginning his prayer may Ministry of Culture, and help cannot he what doing for death but trust God; in firm and be lacking to halting even and the progress of the first members from a state and Moravian Czech doing. bordering on insanity and death to a new life that will come. Alone he cannot control his com- priests. pulsion or rid himself of his defects of character; During the meetings, It is vitally important to realise how the true of contented sobriety, peace and happiness. The he learns to depend entirely on God's help and to members of A.A. excesoffer this of to all run progremme general former leaders of the disthe alcoholic differs from who suffer as they suffered. It works. They pray for it daily. banded pro-government sive drinkers. The vast majority of the latter only suffi suggest that all come to it with an open STEP EIGHT: "Made a list of all persons we had Peace Priests' movement Given do. they what for are responsible to make harmed, to amends and became willing spoke out emphatically cient motivation they can moderate or stop their mind. The alcoholic has lost his capacity for interper- them all." in favour of re-establishdrinking, just as anyone can moderate or stop be a will quite this lengthy alcoholics For most sonal relationships. He experiences an overing that organisation. smoking. whelming, heart-breaking sense of isolation and list. No one can go through life with such things Most of the attending About 10 percent of excessive drinkers are dif- loneliness. The warm, understanding, compas- on his conscience and have peace. Therefore priests, however, were Step nine. ferent. These are the sufferers from alcoholism. sionate fellowship of the A.A. Group dissipates the reviving against If they drink at all, they just cannot stop — no and drives out all this misery. He has found his STEP NINE: "Made direct amends to such people organisation. They said matter what the motivation or pressure. They own people who speak his language and give him wherever possible, except when to do so would in- any organization formed are not fully responsible for their continued drink- love. Already at peace, and with hope dawning jure them or others." for co-operation between The Pamphlet "Recovery," published by AA., Church and state would ing, because the craving, once triggered, is be- in his heart, he is ready for the uplifting therapy that matters not yond their control. The effect is inevitable as of the Twelve Steps. These will put the seal on puts this step as follows: "It have to obtain the apwe may face jail, may lose our jobs, our reputa- proval of the bishops and with an allergy, a poison. The alcoholic is under his recovery. tions. We must not — yes, even dare not — should not harm relathe domination of a compulsive tyranny. He THE TWELVE STEPS shrink from these steps or try to escape . . . The he because but to, wants he because no,t drinks. STEP ONE: "We admitted we were powerless only alternative for us is the inevitble bottle tions between Czechoslomust. He has no control over alcohol. Drink over vakia and the Vatican. alcohol, that our lives had become unman- again." sets up within him an insatiable craving for more Hruza, however, asked ageable." STEP TEN: "Continued to take personal inven- the priests to submit drink. Under the domination of his compulsion This is the vital step, without which there can tory, and when we were wrong, promptly adhe will not be able to help himself. He will drink proposals for the formaHe be no possible hope of recovery. The alcoholic's mitted it." on till death, forced on by his sickness. organisation prime delusion that he is like other people, that STEP ELEVEN: "Sought through prayer and tion of an does not refuse to help himself. HE CANNOT to co-operate with the one day he be to will able drink must normally, meditation to improve our conscious contact with government HELP HIMSELF be smashed utterly and finally. Strangely enough, God as we understood Him, praying only for ' Here the question naturally arises: What can once this step is taken honestly and unreservedly, knowledge of His will for us and the power to be done about it? In Western Australia, there the compulsion to drink begins to lose its power. carry that out." are thousands of men and women suffering from There ensues a new calm, a sense of freedom. By practice, the habit of prayer must be formthis sickness. They are suffering cruelly. They The inner conscious or unconscious conflict is ed, strengthened and made permanent — whe_l are in hiding. They live in fear. They find no over. This is one of the paradoxes of AA.: "to tempted to drink — in every moment of alcoholic peace nor happiness in their homes, and society fight alcohol we stop fighting." thinking about drink — at the beginning of every But the alcoholic dare not stop here. This is 24 hours — at the end of the day by way of extreats them with loathing and contempt. Their lives and the lives of those close to them are but the conditioning step. Many, in this first pression of gratitude — regularly to know God's in ruins. Surely no man was meant to live like elation of peace and freedom that follows the will in every circumstance and the strength to this. Is there no answer to the problem? There taking of this step, have thought that they now carry it out. Repetition and still more repetiis, thanks to a loving God. A commission on the had all the answers. They soon crashed, more tion will gradually turn one into a prayful person Churches' Participation There is no known cure for this sickness; but heavily than before. So, with deep humility, the — the "conscious contact" of A.A. it can be arrested and controlled. The answer sufferer moves, on to the second step. STEP TWELVE: "Having had a spiritual awak- in Development has been to the problem can be found in the Fellowship STEP TWO: "We came to believe that a Power ening as a result of these steps, we tried to carry established by the execuof Alcoholics Anonymous. Let any sufferer from greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity." this message to alcoholics, and to practise these tive committee of the World Council of ChurThe vagueness of this phrasing makes it easy principles in all our affairs." alcoholism expose himself, in complete honesty, Geneva. Without any reservation to this providential fel- for all to admit the existence of a Supreme Being, As we read in the "Preamble" of A.A.: "Our ches in incorporate an will t I the who and one professes even the for Agnostic primary purpose is to stay sober, and to help lowship, he can recover. After the 35 years of its Ecumenical Development existence with the experience of more than t o be an atheist. For the vast majority of Aus- other alcoholics to achieve sobriety." Fund to be financed by 350,000 recovered alcoholics in over 90 countries tralians, it is simply God, and many return to the Having recovered himself, he sets out now, WCC member churches. new understandwith their of childhood, Church of the world, it has been found that, of those with one hand in the hand of God and the other The new commission who follow the programme suggested, 50 percent ing, perhaps for the first time, of their relation- in the hand of a friend (A.A.) to practise A.A. co-ordinate all WCC will think whether they all, for But with Him. ship recover after first presenting themselves, 25 perprinciples in all his afafirs and to hand on his and activicent recover after some initial failures, 25 per- of the Power as God, or "Universal Love", or splendid gift to other sufferers from alcoholism. programmes bearing on developties before did W. Bill (As the of Universe" "Spirit cent fail. Ask any experienced member why any His own gift of sobriety will depend, a very great fail, he will reply at once: they did not follow bis recovery), or just the force of the loving, deal, on his activity on behalf of others. "He keeps ment and act as a forum for discussion on the the programme. Perhaps this is an over simpli- compassionate spirit they find in the A.A. Group, his sobriety by giving it to others." meaning of development — cornthe recovery their of foundation it the is fication, but it has been also found by that exThese are the Twelve Steps of A.A. This is and the Church's role in perience that any reservation or lack of honesty erstone on which the structure will be built. programme which has given peace and hap- it. the will our turn to decision a "Made THREE: STEP Spells disaster, just as it is true that a sufferer The recommendations to thousands of suffering members of the piness from heart trouble will fail if he does not follow and our lives over to God as we understood Him'.' to all who suf- for the commission and This is a shattering move for the self-centred, Fellowship. They humbly offer it the doctor's orders. development fund came the ruins of his former fer as they suffered. Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men proud alcoholic. But from man As with all things human, it has its limitations; from a WCC-sponsored and Women who share their experience, strength unstable self will certainly rise a new man, a "Ecuand serenity, if only, but in the words of the co-Founder of A.A., Bill consultation on peace courage, strength, of and hope with each other that they may solve for Assistance menical their common problem, and help others to re- he is wholly honest and humble here. The step W.: "Rarely have we seen a person fail who has Development Projects" at not a mere wish. It is a thoroughly followed our path." 'decision,' a demands cover from alcoholism. Montreux in January. One can only appeal to all who have an alcowholly positive and sincere act of the will, not a The commission will The only requirement for membership is the matter of feeling and emotion. It is a complete holic problem, or whose loved ones are in danger be responsible for prodesire to stop drinking. There are no dues or so to do to refuse will To A.A. and contact to life of addiction, unreserved surrender of his whole viding churches with inf ees for A.A. membership; they are self-supportis to invite or perpetuate tragedy. the will of God. formation and assistance nf1 7 through their own contributions. A.A. is not to open Monday A.A., of Office The central in development educaIt is at this step that one sees the miracle of tilted to any sect, denomination, politics, organisFriday, 10.30 to 4.00 p.m., is to be found in 76 tion and for formulating ation or institution; does not wish to engage in A.A. In conjunction with the honest, admission this unconditional sur- Murray Street, Perth (Tel. 23-3443). policy and strategy for any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes of defeat of the first step, the grace of a In conclusion: Alcoholism is a sickness — It their involvement in deto way the God to opens render anY causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober his dark ob- cannot be cured. It can be arrested and con- velopment projects. It cold help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety." loving God which lifts him out of will also co-operate with session and insane thinking into the clear light trolled — A.A. can do this. (AA Preamble). other Christian organisaof reason and enfolds him in blessed peace and ne cancer, with threatened If a person were serenity. It is the miracle of A.A. would head straight for advice and treatment, tions and churches not members of the council, STEP FOUR: "Made a searching and fearless his family anxiously fussing and speeding him on Catholic the way. Let him do the same if threatened with including the moral inventory of ourselves." Church. alcoof sickness" "family deadly The Founders of A.A. describe this step this this insidious, The study of education way: "Next we launched on a course of vigorous holism. development will be coaction, the first step of which is a vigorous houseFrom A.A. he will receive, not only information ordinated with the joint cleaning . . our liquor was but a symptom. So and expert advice, but, by God's grace and love, Roman Catholic - World we had to get down to causes and conditions." Churches of channeled through this unique, compassionate Council "Searching and fearless" are the operative fellowship, he will find, quite literally, a new life Committee on Society, Advt. words here. The stock-taking must be honest of peace and happiness. He will be born again. Development and Peace ( SODEPAX1. without trying to escape from the unpleasant That is the "miracle of A.A."
Before offering a brief portrayal of
by F. Cahill, C.SS.R.
W.C.C. Forms Developmeni Commission
R EMEMBER
HUNGARY
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Page Twelve
THE
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Thursday, March 12, 1970
by JOHN BRYANT
PRESLEY AN ARTIST No matter what you may think of him as a person, Elvis Presley is an artist. An artist? One who is impressive, and good in a particular field, despite what he represents. "The Elvis Presley camera. Then "Happy nel Nine. If there is one Show" (Channel 9, Fri- Birthday" came over the thing that seems to apday 7.35 p.m.) was the air, and she knew what peal to the majority, its first of a series of tele- was going on — and so the friendline ss of imvision spectaculars ob- did the audience. portant people (relativetained by Channel 9 and It was very good to ly, that is) and to be s. ponsored by a local see, and makes for very part of a little thing like good public relations. a birthday surprise, "Johnny Cash at San Congratulations Chan- helps quite a bit. Quentin" is the next big production to be seen FILM REVIEW by J. Bryant one week later. The Elvis show was reputed to be the most expensive production The ever popular war with war, as does this Johnny Cash, the American folk-singer, who wi ll be seen on Channel ever made in television game with songs, battles film. nine on history. Friday, March 13, at 8.35 p.m. Himself an ex-convict, he gave a concert to the It was a little hard to and a few jokes . . . very true of "Oh! What al The ugliness, brutality, p risoners in Cal ifornia's long-term jail at San Quentin. see where it all went. purposelessness of war, Elvis and his accom- Lovely War." Cash played for close things. Some things it's There are songs, there and the death that it on three hours — to 5000 paniment were together none of my business brings , is brought home prisoners in the on a raised platform are things that make you jail. His what you think and surrounded by ardent laugh, there are things in such a contrastingly songs include 'Wanted there's some things I stark and bare way by fans six bodies deep on that make you think serthe Man,' which Bob Dylan Two Catholic agencies don't give a damn what last sequence, that it tends wrote the floor, and then a five iously about war. in Washington, U.S A., for him just beyou think!" . . . t o leave one with doubts seats high stand on two fore the concert while There is no binding as to what Hunched forward on have endorsed a benefit we are all they were sides of the platform. plot. What there is is a about. working to- the benches and leaning showing of a documenABW 2 The opening scene was series of events and hapgether, San Quentin', on the dining tables tary movie on the life of Sunday, a replica of one in his penings depicted in war March 15 Till then, "Oh! What a which Cash wrote in a which had been set up the late Dr. Martin Luthfirst film, "Jail House time. Things that happen Lovely War," appeared motel the night before to make an auditorium er King, Jnr., set for 4.50: SLAUGHTER Rock." Got the idea that to start a war, the peo- to be no more than an the concert, and 'A Boy of the grim, grey, high- showing on March 24 in AT SPEED: A detailthis was meant to sym ple that make the decis- admirably different 1,000 Named theatres Sue', in 300 citwhich ceilinged aped look at what haproom that bolise something — not ion to have a war, the proach to a well-worn reached near the top of looks like a gint garage, ies throughout the counpens when a car quite sure what, though.' eagerness of young men theme. The end try. American charts the men listened . . . made the crashes and how best only a few weeks after The U.S. Catholic ConThe "King" rocked,' to join up and fight for the film. "San Quentin, you've to keep the people inference communications the concert. jived and balladeered his ' their country, methods been living a hell side to alive — or better me," The magnificent cast Also in the show are Cash sang. You could department has supportway through 19 songs of conscription, are all still, to prevent the added to the film's attriCarl Perkins, Mother feel the inmates breath- ed the benefit as a trimost of which were old independent facets that crash happening at all. bute to Dr. King. and, as such, did little are separately indicated butes. Names including Maybelle and the Carter ing . . . Tuesday, March 17 Bogar de, Hawkins , More. amily. F to enhance his reputa- and presented in the one The Johnny Cash San U.S.L.C. Department on 8.00: tion — not that he needs film. They are joined Olivier, Redgrave, York, San Quentin is Cali- Quentin show was a suc- S ocial Development HARK AT BARKER: Each week state prison. cess. It had to be. chairman, Bishop Rayit at this stage in his loosely together to form Mills, help to make the fornia's film the success it is. Lord Rustless (Ronnie career. Among its inmates are "Prison audiences are mond J. Gallagher, of a theme — WAR. Lafayette, Indiana, also I Barker) is at home men under sentence of the greatest in I guess — if you watchthe The cruelty of war, Given an ordinary in Rustless Hall, his sei closely enough, you and death is not forgot- scene, the big name can death, although Californ- world," Cash said back- endorsed it. ia has not carried out stage . . . country seat, where Proceeds of this showmight have admired ten. Indeed, it is greatly help to make the scene an execution since early he talkes on one subJohnny Cash is 37. He ing will go to the "MarPresley the other night— emphasised — by both look above average. This 1967. tin Luther ject, and then rambles King Jhr was born in Kingsland, for himself, not what he scenes, and the words of happens often in "WAR." Ralph Gleason, of New Arkansas. He served four Fund." off, as inclined, to anr epresents. songs. York, was at the concert. other topic. in the United Realism and fantasy He wrote in his paper: years * * The final scene in the Red Force, Cross States Air disaster formed ser10.15: THE ED SUL"I've been here three a trio when he came out vices are on call 24 hours At the end of present- picture is truly brilliant. are often interwoven inLIVAN SHOW: Guests ing the weather forecast It is this — that finally to a frequently-jarring times," Johnny Cash told and had his first major a day. One of the many include Red Skelton, for Monday last Veron- seals any doubts one scene that is initially the San Quentin inmates record success with days Red Cross serves hard to Diana Ross and the take. ica Overton was a little may have as to the aupacked in the mess hall. 'Cry, Cry, Cry'. Since and guards the communSupremes, Steve Lawupset when she realised thenticity of such a mo"And I feel I know how t hen he has written 400 ity. Send YOUR donaNo individual person you think about some rence Eydie and that she was still on tion picture that deals songs, gives close on 200 tion for the 1970 Appeal or thing makes "War" a Gorme. concerts a year and has either to your local film to see. Put a numWednesday, larch 18 produced nearly 20 al- Branch or Red Cross ber of great characters bums. married He is Murray to House, 3 57 8.30: DUKE ET.r together, with a different June Carter, one of the Street, Perth. LINGTON SPECIAL. approach to an old singing Carter Family — theme, and add to that a with him in this film. Now have Tickets selling in the series of fantasy scenes. HOTEL GUIDE Johnny Cash in San and a hard hitting mespopular ZODIAC $50,000 First Quentin is a one-hour sage to finish with, then Hotel Dianella Wembley Hotel film special by Granada chances are the film will Prize Lottery (Tickets $3 each, ALEXANDER DRIVE Pop star and .song Television in colour. Excellent Lounge and take a while to get over writer Johnny Young Phone 1699 76 Accommo dation ( full book, $150). being able is to become before finally one of Phone 87 2418 9 modern fully serviced motel make your own up to units each with private facilRELIGIOUS the regular panel of Prompt return all Mail Orders. ities. Mod. rates, air condition. Cnr. Cambridge end mind. "Oh! What A judges of "Showcase ed and heated. TV., radio. PROGRAM Alexander Sts., Wembley MES Lovely War," will take a This Lottery has 50,000 Tickets Ample car parking. 70" on Channel 9. work out, while to "Divine Service" — The 22 year-old foronly. whichever way you fina.m. 6WN. St. mer disc jockey and 11.00 Subiaco Hotel SOAK UP THE 817N BY lkih It- will be a quick seller. ally go. national teenage show Mary's Cathedral, HoSEA AT Pirst Class Accommodation (Sunday, March compere currently has bart. The Ocean Beach and Service five of his composi- 15.) DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. Hotel TELEVISION tions in the charts FREE HOME Pax; e.RY Sunday, March 15: Under Personal Supervision and already has four of TOM KENNY Phone 81 1028 ABC-TV: 11.00 a.m. Gold records to his SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF Phone 3-1584 Irene McHenry, Proprietress DIVINE SERVICE St. : c redit. The broadcast service 12" L.P.'s AT— In announcing his Agatha's Church, Clayfrom Radio 6KY-NA on a ppointment, the field, Queensland. The Railton Sunday, March 15, at B ayswater Hotel TVW 7: Chairman 9 p.m., will be a spoken Perth's Most Modern • All Top 40 Hits are available of OPP. STATION the Temperance Hotel 9.15: SUPER FIGHT— Judging Panel, Mr Mass according to the Old Time Music & 5 minutes walk from W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. Clay v. Marciano (MonH ector New Order of the LitCrawford 8t. Mary's Cathedral Dancing, Friday and day, March 16). B.B. from $7.00 urgy, from Aquinas Colsaid: "Mr. Young, who Saturday. 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 enr. Pier as Murray Streets lege Chapel, Manning. has achieved outstand- March 18: LES BARTTLET Prop. Phone: 21-8851 - 21-8861 TEL: 71-1224 Wednesday Movie: 9.50; ing success in the pop The Mass will be celefield — as a compos- "Cardinal Richelieu." Inbrated by the College er, performer and trigues and counter-in- Commercial Hotel Hotel Australia Chaplain, Rev. Fr. P. that swirled compere — will be a trigues Northern MURRAY STREET, PERTH Ahern. The congregation around Richelieu, insideivery valuable acquisi E xcellent Accommodation sae will be the boarding stuPhone Northern 49 tion to the panel of ous power behind King Dining Berviee, Lunch II dents from the College Louis XIII of France. A djudicators." Parking Accommodation Murphy, E. Proprietor who will sing hymns and FEATURING OVER 100 ARTISTS The other members Saturday, March 21: PHONE 23-1541 join in the responses and 7.35: THE ENiERof the judging panel Including— proper parts of the Mass. Enjoy the Beet Australia's this year include John TAINERS: Aceommodatior av Service ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL BOYS' CHOIR Hotel Rockingham Carroll, Kathleen Gor- big new weekly music MERCEDES SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Hote Cotteslo l e compered hour, Tomby ham, BY THE SEA Margaret SchoRed Cross Youth mem RIGHT ON THE SEA FRONT Hanlon my Junior. field TRINITY COLLEGE PIPE & DRUMS and For Hector a Healthy Holiday bership today helps our STW 9: Crawford. Phone 3 2155 The Best of Fishing children become good PERTH TOWN HALL Sunday, March 15: Dr. Percy Jones will citizens of tomorrow. Be st. M. DYMOCE, Lleensee FRANK MADDIGAN, Propristat replace Miss Schofield 8.00: SUNDAY, 15th MARCH, 8.30 P.M. proud of this worthSUNDAY MOVIE: "A for the first two while aim! Make a conAdmission: Adults $1.00. Children & Pensioners 50c. ACCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL. shows only, and bal- Gathering of Eagles." tribution to Red Cross's lerina Marilyn Jones The story of a Comman- Room with refrigerator, electric jug, Booking at Central Box Office, Central Hay St., 1970 Appeal. Donations tea, coffee will replace Miss Gor- der's life on a strategic morning paper. Excellent of $2.00 and upward are From Tuesday, March 3rd. breakfast. Parking Force Air Base. U.S. ham for the first show deductible from income facilities. $4.50 per day. C-000 SEATS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Stars Rock Hudson, Rod only. tax returns. 148 HAY STRMIT EAST. Taylor. TELEPHONE 21-434L
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Thursday, March 12, 1970
Children's World
BIRTHDAYS * SUNDAY
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PICTURE PUZZLE
MARCH 15: Martin Hogan, Scarborough (14); Gerard, Morris, Tuart Hill (14); Patrick Riordan, Kewdale (14); Philip Dwyer, Wembley (13); Shaun There are stil l three more weeks Hilton, Inglewood (9); Michele Gabbin, Shackleof Lent. Have you been keeping to ton (11); Marie Bowen, your resolutions? If not, now is the Stoneville (14); Patricia t ime to renew them and make sure h Sweeney, Dianella (14), Christopher Ehlers, Mt. that you do your best to keep them Lawley (8); Peter Duane, remainder of Lent! f or the Deborah Hyden (9); So far I have given you quite a few Clayton, Kewdale (14).
Dear Boys & Girls
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suggestions and since Easter is so near, here is another. Have you a * MONDAY New Testament? How often do you MARCH 16: r ead it? How often do your parents Jennifer Doogue, Nedr ead it to you? lands (12); Tonia Kozak, The Gospels are one sure way to Bicton (11); Patricia learn about God and Christ, and we Bekkers, Northam (13); Coverley, Redcliffe should try to read them as often as Julie Hadlow, Lynley (6); you haven't a If New Testawe can. Dangin (11); Seliva Carment or find your old too hard to michael, York (10); Maher, Lesmurf ol low, I can recommend the school , Francis Kim Chrimes, die (9); edition of The Jerusalem Bible, New (. Morley (9). Testament. It is set out under head- I. ings and is very easy to read. During the next week, if possible, / * TUESDAY get out your New Testament and / MARCH 17 Patrice Hawkes, Dianr ead Matthew, Chapers 26, 27 and ella Felicity Mal28, which come under the heading: one, (13); Doubleview (12): VI I Passion and Resurrection. As Michael Fergusson, Scaryou are reading keep in mind that if borough (13); Glen Syme, Queen's Park (101; Christ had not risen from the dead, ; Rory O'Connor, Scarbor then Easter would be meaningless. ; cugh (13); Patrick Satie, I f you prefer not to read this alone, ; West Perth (10); James get the whole family to sit down to- S ewar d, Peppermint Patrick (8); rove gether and read it. Depending on G O'Hagan, Nedlands (12 the number present, each could read Anthony Kendle, Mt. Did any of you take Brother Juniper's suggesa small section and then if you did Lawley (9); Geraldine tion and plant some seeds a few weeks ago? Park not understand, Mum and Dad could Cusack, Floreat (10); Rickey Biddlestone, If so the tiny plants vegetables or even trees. explain it to you. Jarrandale (7); Michael are probably well on the Here are some drawRemember the saying that 'The Rutherford, Bentley (7); way by now. If not then ings of fully-grown flowfamily that prays together stays to- Bradley Waters, Mt. there is always time ers. Can you identify Willie and his mother "Oh," he said, "I WISH had just had an argu- I HAD a great big bottle There is no time of them? gether.' Getting to know Christ Yokine (7). year when some seed or -Addod -g •up ment. As usual Willie had of cool drink." through the scriptures is only one And before he knew other cannot be planted, -0JJECE 't '£ 'CITIT\L asked his mother for form of prayer. We have to know * WEDNESDAY whether it be flowers, 7, 'asoil •T :S2:laisASNir something and she had what had happened, there it was. He would have to said no. him as wel l as we can before we can MARCH 18: drink it in a hurry. He "I'll have to call you pray to him, just as we get to know began to gulp down the Helen Gleeson, White Willie-Wish-I-Had." said contents. Suddenly therepeople in order to talk to them about Gum Valley (12); Jannine his mother, "for you're was a tap on his arm, FremanNorth things that are important to us. Mansell, always wishing for things "What on earth have you Wood,' tle (13); Martin have." can't you that Christ must be our best friend. got there, Willie?" It was Mt. Pleasant (13); PatWillie was very angry. the teacher and Willie T HE ONE WHO GUIDES TO SAFETY Next week we may have a quiz to rick Pauley, Gabbin (13); and stamped his foot and got such a surprise that see how wel l you have read and un- Lindy Epps, Scarborough May every people bless our God, said, "You're mean you he dropped the bottle! (12). derstood these chapters. may widespread praise resound; are. I WISH I HAD a The drink splattered all for he alone gives inmost life different mother." over the ground and all God bless you all now and always, t is he who guides us to safety. And before he knew over his own and the tea* THURSDAY where he was, Willie cher's legs. The teacher Pause and listen, all you who seek God B ROTHER JUNIPER MARCH 19: found himself in a very was very angry.
A Most Peculiar Day In The Life Of Willie-Wish-I-Had
A Daily Prayer
as I tell of his deeds done for me: Without a word she strange house. It was Gregory Kirk, Bunbury when I cried aloud for his coming t ruly a very different handed him a brush and Berry, Stephen (11); and my crying was turned into praise. house from his own. It pan and a cloth. And then Scarborough ( 9 ); Steven "TAMMY" was messy and untidy she said, "Don't ever let NEW MEMBERS Pielage, Nollamara (11); Had my heart been darkened by hatred and the floors were dirty. me see you with such a By Maree Opray (age 10)1 Therese Cottrell (11) Mary Sturtner, Innaloo my master would never have hearkened; The mother and father large bottle of drink Ihave a very nice little 72 Star St., Carlisle, St. (13); Debra Colquhoun, but my Lord not only heard me were arguing at the tops again. Also you are late, Augustines, reading let cat. Karrinyup (12); Kevin my prayer. he upon waited their voices and child- so please stay in at playof ter writing and sports Bermingham, KununurShe likes to sit on the ren were crying and fight- time and write out ten front door mat. BIessed indeed be the Lord Darryl Michael Power ra (12); Brian Hayes, ing. Willie was frightened times: "I must not be who did not fail my prayer; She lives to have liver (7) 12 Camborne Road, Cocos Island (11). and before anyone could late for school." City Beach, Our Lady of who did not withold his loving — For the rest of the day, for her tea, see him, he rushed out of Victories, swimming. blessed indeed, and forever! the house and began to Willie did as he was told. And whenIcome home Mark Francis Power (5) * FRIDAY He didn't even have time walk to school. she likes to see me. —adapted from psalm 66 (65) 12 Camborne Road, City for another wish. MARCH 20: Willie where he knew She has yellow, black Beach, Our Lady of VicIt was only when he by James J. Muirhead, S.J. was, and it was a long and white stripes. Gerald Moran, Wagin tories, swimming. was on his way home watched walk. He to way Louise Bernadette Cur- (13); Carmel Hancock, There are not many of that he was tempted enviously as some childran (8) 5 Bransby St, Broomhill (14); Patricia these types. again, and he was about ren from his school rode to say, "I WISH I HAL.When I listen to her, Embleton, Infant Jesus, Henderson, Doodlakine by on their bicycles. He Jo-Anne (14); Murphy, gymnastics. a bike so that I could she has a loud purr, had often asked his Rosa Lamberto (11) S carborough (13): ride home," when he reBut when Ipat her she mother for a bike and Millar St., Yarloop, Yar- Dianne Stephens, Nollamembered what had hapthat God has soft fur. had also prayed ANSWERS TO mara (12); Joan Price, 1. What should you do loop School, sewing. pened that morning. His before you cross any STOP. LOOK. LISTEN might send him one, but knee and arm still hurt! My little pussy's name Darlene Hall, 4 Red- Cue (14); Margaret Nys, had hannothing so far road? is Tammy. court Rd., Attadale, St. Northam (11). When he reached home Questions: 1. Look both pened. His mother had and Willie's mother Sometimes I hear her Joseph Pignatelli. swimw ays. 2. Walk. 3. Yes. 4 said he was too voung for 2. Should you run, walk asked him what sort of a cry for her mammy. ming. The left-hand side. 5. that he might a bike and or dawdle across the Michael North (6) 2 * SATURDAY Something white. 6. Front fall off. Willie didn't be- day he had had. Willie She likes to play with road? made a very strange reHenley Place, Attadale, and tail lights. 7. No. the towels on the line, MARCH 21: lieve her. ply: "Thank you for not St. Joseph Pignatelli, toy I will never let her Garry Grover, Bever- 3. If you are using a "Oh. I WISH I HAD a buying me a bicycle. Pictures: 1. Walking on go, cars, trucks, and paintfor she is mine. crosswalk, should you the road when there is a bike," he said aloud. ley (13); Jennifer McYou're the very best ing. still look both ways? footpath. 2. Crossing near Gerr, Mt. Yokine (13): And before he knew it, mother in the world and Y olanda Wytenburg, but not on the crosswalk there he was sitting on I'll never wish for anyCloverdale (6); Mark 4. On which side of th:- 3. Crossing diagonally in- the most beautiful bike thing again." My Birthday is road should you ride stead of straign: across Daniel, Silently he also said a Queen's Park he had ever seen. But it your bicycle? 4. Walking on the wrong seemed a long way from thankyou prayer to God. (10); Linda Thomas, am now side of the road. 5. Swerv- the ground and Willie And to this day. Willie's years of age Bentley (11); Elizabeth 5. What should you wear ing. Higgins, Hilton (13). 6. Riding two was suddenly frightened. mother does not know if you ride or walk on abreast. Name He began to wobble from the peculiar things that the road at night? side to side and then he happened to Willie to fell off, grazing his knee make him change his A ddress 6. What must you have Through Red Cross and hurting his arm. He mind. on your bicycle if you you share in aiding dis- began to cry, and by the are going to ride it at aster victims at home time he picked himself Wherever disaster may night? Our apologies to and abroad. Support up, the bike had disan- strike, Red Cross is then School Michael Byrne, 12, of peared as mysteriously to help. Through yotir Shenton Park, who cele- 7. Is it 311 right to double Red Cross's 1970 Appeal as it had come. support of Red Cross, dinky? brated his birthday on by sending a donation Hobby........., So Willie limped on, you can do so much for March 7. We left his to Red Cross holding his hurt arm. By Sc many. Send your doThe children in the pic, NOW name out from our birthtures below are all doing House, 357 Murray , the time he got to school nation for the 1970 Apday list. Plea se fill in something that is wrong I he was very tired and the peal to your local Branch the coupon above in BIG LETTERS and send It to grother Juniper, "The Junior Anyway, many happy Can you say what it is in Street, Perth or to your bell was ringing. was or Red Cross House, 357 Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so that when your birthday comes r -irray Street, Perth, ; each case? local Branch. I so thirsty! around he may greet you on this page. returns, Michael.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN QUIZ
SORRY, MIKE
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Entertainment A.B.C.
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THIS WEEK'S PERSONALITY:
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The Bartok Quartet's two concerts at the Octagon were perfect entertainment.
The theatre's acoustics are excellent, the lightest Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10.15 MaLiclurah: Dec. 26 to a.m. 6 p.m. Feb. 1: 6.30. 8. 9.30 instrumental sound clearly audible — the audience Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 was also perfect — chamber music being a minority a.m.; 7 p.m. to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. taste, needing intelligence, knowledge and love, every Ashfield: 8 a.m. Manning: 7 a.m. 8.15 individual in the audience was concerned with only one W.A. IN AN IN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, MARCH 13- 14 Attadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. APPEARING a.m., 7 p.m. Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, ii thing — listening. There was a rapt silence like a The performance of all 10 Beethoven's violin sonatas at the Adelaide Festival Balcatta: St. Laurence a.m. little foretaste of eternity — pure happiness, time and come early in Soviet violinist Nelli Shkolnikova's second tour of AusChurch 7, 9, 10.30 a.m., Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m of Arts will whom Shkolnikova, illness prevented from fulfilling her Mme. 1967 enspace forgotten. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. t ralia. by many critics to be the finest woman violinist in the gagenient here, is considered Balga: (See Mirrabooka). Melville: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m Such was the mood the D major quartet by Soviet Union. Baker's Hill: 8 a.m. Midland: 7, 8, 9. 10, 11 and atmosphere created M endelssohn (Opus 44 a.m. (Italian Mass), by these musicians of al- No. SOME RECENT PRESS Bayswater: 7.30, 8.45, 10. 1). It is typically Since her first tour, in Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 5.30 p.m. NOTICES 1963, she has made her most incredible talent. Mendelssohnian, and it a.m. Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.31 Over the two nights, they glowed with sunlit seren"The performances of Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 debut in the United Stata.m. highly was she where played music which for ity. Shkolnikova are distines, a.m. and 7 p.m. Monastery: 7, 9, 10.31 The only formal orthe most part, we have praised. In November guished by softness of Bedford Park: 7.30, 9,00, a.m., 6 p.m. heard many times be- chestral concert of the this year, she will make tone and virtuoso mas- 10.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 11 fore, music from Haydn 1970 Festival was not her second visit to Amertery." Belmont: 2, 10 a.m. 5 a.m., 6.30 p.m. only devoted to Beetica. —New York Times. p.m Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m to Bartok and yet each work lived fresh and hoven, it was confined sensitivity_ "No false Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 11 since "firsts" Other t o works of his heroic mint-new. but simply the exciting a.m., 6 p.m. a.m. 1963 were concerts in Obviously each work middle period. Halfway recreation of a master- Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.31 Salzand Berlin West had received the most through,I was beginning piece." 6 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. burg. In West Berlin minute study and pains- to think it was a bit too —Philadelphia Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, It last year she made a taking rehearsal, because much, but the concert Examiner. and 7 pm a.m., 5 p.m. appearances of series technical Carilla: 9.30 a.m. "Absolute Mundaring: 7.30 and 8.45 each was played vividly finished with such an enwith the Moscow Philmastery, a powerful and Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., a.m.; 10 a.m. ( Chid- and completely true to thralling performance of Orchestra, harmonic style. Haydn, Debussy, the `Eroica' that the conexpressive style." 6.30 p.m. low ). that Soviet Union competition which was visiting Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. Mundijong: —Nouvelles 10.30 8.M Mozart, Bartok — the cert was a dazzling sucfirst the time for for young talent. Later city Bartok Quartet was cess. Litteraires, Paris. C astledare: (See Wilson). 3rd Sunday. under the direction of she studied with Yankel It began with a magChidlow: 10.15 a.m. phrasing, ' Myaree: equally at home with "Precision of 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 Her vich at the Moscow Con Kyril Kondrashin. isterial account of the p.m. tnem all. maturity of technique, City Beach: 8.15 a.m. technique" and brilliant servatorium, and again " ( Anglican Hall, Cnr. Naval Base: 8 a.m. Towering over all oth- 'Egmont' overture and impeccability of style." "sparkling tome" were attracted attention at Templetoni3 Cres. and Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.3f er works was Bartok's the 'Emperor' concerto Paris Monde, —Le Hei praised by the high- student concerts. Tamala Road. a.m. and 5 p.m. technique, Quartet No. 6 which followed with Ronald "Faultless was launched ly critical West Ber- career Claremont: Sundays, 7 New Norcia: 6.45, 7.30 received a magnificent Farren-Price as soloist. like flowed sound the lin press. In Salzburg when she won the Jaca.m., 9.30 a.m., and 10 a.m. performance. The only He had a few scurried pearls on a necklace." she was also warmly ques Thibaud Prize. 7 p.m.; week -days 6.45 North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m possible criticism of the passages, but this did not Salzburger — praised. She is married to an a.m. 7 p.m. programme was the in- mar a basically sound V olkszeitung. Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. engineer, Boris Sokolov North Doubleview: 7.31 clusion of two Opus 18 performance. reIn 1966 she made a Coolbeliup: 9 a.m. ( Prima.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m quartets by Beethoven. However, the concerto turn visit to France ary School) North Dandalup: ( lit & Delightful as they are, was the weakest part of still while 1953, in here, w Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. 3rd Sunday): 9.30 a.m crie late Beethoven quar- the programme — pera student at the Moscow Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. North 7.31 tet in the first Fremantle: Conservatorium, she had concert haps because a concerto 5 p.m. 9.30 a.m. Thibaud won the Jacques would have had the per- is hardly the medium for C:Indalup: 5.30 p.m. North Wanneroo ( 23 mil. Prize in the International fect balance of the sec- heroic declamation. Darlington: 9 a.m. peg): 7 p.m. even, Long-Jacarguerite M ond concert which had It would be difficult Dianella 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 Sun. ques Thibaud competi Bartok balanced by to over-praise Thomas the By H T G a.m. Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, it tons, and the Ginette Haydn and early Beet- Mayer for his conduct Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, a.m., 7 p.m. The second programme of the Thai dancers has Neveu Prize for her perpower and intensity of 1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.4! hoven. formance of the Tchai- the same basic plan as the first: it is just as Dwellingup T wo unusual works the work was quite over(2nd, 4th & a.m. kaysky Violin Concerto. brilliant and ends with one of the most colourful included. T h e powering at times. His 5 th Sunday): 9.30 a.m. Perth: ( St. Mary's Ceti* were In the same year she scenes ever staged in Perth. As it ends this East Cannington: 7.30, dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 1' first, an early quar- control was always firm won high praise for con- S aturday, March 14th, this is the last opportunity tet (Opus 2) by Kodaly, and certain, and the or9.30 a.m. a.m., 5 p.m. certs at Montreal, Can- to see something unique. was full of lovely folk chestra responded with East Fremantle: 7 a m. Pinjarra: 8, 11 a.m. ada. 9.30, 7.30 p.m. 7, 8.30 tunes. The second was superlative playing. Queens Park: The first half is a mix- equally beautiful sisters, East Perth: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. 10 a.m. Mme. Shkolnikova 's ture of folk and classical and her adventures. concert tours have also dance. The folk dances In the final scene, her East Victoria Park: 6, 7.30, Ouinn's Beach: ( See Noel! 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. W anneroo ). taken her to Finland, are full of boisterous Prince Charming has to Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, good humour particu- dance with each of the R edcliffs: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m East Germany, Czecho- larly the Harvest Dance sisters in turn to discover Emioleton: 7.30, 9 a.m., R iverton: 7.45 a.m., 9 6 p.m. slovakia. Hungary, Jap- immediately before the his own love; in truth, a.m. and 6 p.m. Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 an and Singapore. Her interval. Another which the sisters were all Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.1! a.m., 6 p.m. repertoire covers both brought spontaneous ap- equally a.m. beautiful, all Fremantle ( St. Patrick's): A concelebrated Requiem Mass was held in St. Patclassics and the mod- plause was the Bamboo exquisite, dainty Thai R ockingham: 9 a.m., 7 rick's Church, Fremantle, on Wednesday, March 4, for 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., erns, P•m• gorgeously sticks dance where two beauties Mrs. Mary Josephine Hughes. 5 p.m. out robed. It was this scene Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., R oleystone: 7 a.m. at State She was born in the couples dance in and Bishop of The chief celebrant Auxiliary of two long bamboo which closed the perSchool except last Sun 5.30 p.m. Ukraine in 1928. Her was her son, Father Don- Perth, presided at the formance and made a Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's clashed which are sticks day of month. f ather, a violinist himogether in rhythmic memorable climax to a R ottnest: 8.00 a.m., 11.30 ald Hughes, 0.M.I., Rec- Mass which attracted Mount): 7.30 a.m. self, soon recognised her t tor of Mazenod College, 800 people. At times, the c aptivating season of Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. patterns. a.m. potential talent and when The funeral took place Lesmurdie. be- Thai dancing. flashed out from R feet ossmoyne: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. she was five years old, at the Catholic lawn tween the sticks with 7, 8.15, Gwelup: St. Therese Scarborough: Other concelebrants cemetery, Fremantle. she began her studies only millimetres to 9.30, 10.30 a.m. Church: 9.30 a.m., 7.30 were Fathers P. Ahern where Father Hughes D RAWING Safety Bay: 7.30 a.m. spare. with L. Kossoda at the p.m. and G. Nanni, O.M.I. read the prayers at Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., St. Catherine Laboure. Becs Central Music School atCOMPETITION Bishop Peter Quinn, graveside. The classical dances inf ord Ave.: 7, 8.30 cm 9 a.m., 7 pm tached to the Moscow cluded The Dance of the Hampton Park. 8.30 a.m. Serpentine: R ESULTS 10.30 a.m Hsvelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Conservatorium. As a Nine Gems with dancers 2nd and 4th Sunday. I t was very hard to dressed in the colours of a.m. Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 nine-year -old she attract- Topaz, Ruby and the like. choose from the entries W. F. SAMSON & Co. Herne Hill: 8 a.m. a.m. and 6 p.m. i n our drawing competiR EL WA. ed attention in the All- Their dancing seemed Highgate: 7, 8, 9 a.m South Perth: 7.30, 9.31 5 QUEEN STREET, I-REMANTLE very languid compared tion, and very pleasing 7 p.m. a.m., 5.30 p.m. Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Rents 11111111111111111f11111111111111111 1 11111111111111111 with the folk dance, but to see the number of en( 10 a.m., Italian), Spearwood: 7, 9, 10.30 collected, Estates managed. Representl•-g: Queensland Inas". The Pursuit of Suvanna tries from country read( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) anee Co. Ltd., Royal Automobile Club of W.A. (Ins.; a.m., 7 p.m. R.A.C. Insuran,e Pty. Ltd. Rank of N.S.W, Saving's Bank I Matcha was a delightful Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 St. Mary's Cathedral: (See &gene', As there were no enepisode where the Queen a.m., 5 p.m. Perth). Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. of the Fish Kingdom is tries in the 5-7 age group, Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: Subiaco: 7, 9. 10.30 a.m., Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Sir Frederick pursued and wooed by we have awarded two 8 a.m. 7 p.m. Samson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson 30 4425, Hanuman, the famous prizes in the 11-13 age Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. S wanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m.; Mrs. D. P. Migro 53551. group. monkey general. 7 p.m. 5 p.m. Fifty cents is on the Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. The contrast of the way to the following for Jandakot: 8 a.m. Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. 1st Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, it graceful sinuous move- their excellent efforts: a.m., 7 p.m. and 5th Sunday. MONUMENTAL ments of the fish and the 8-10 yrs: Joondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. acrobatics of the monkey Karen Williams, 109 Wembley Dawns: 7, 9.3( SPECIALISTS a.m., 7 p.m. made this the best Wellington Road, Mor- K alamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 483 Great Eastern episode of the first half ley. Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. p.m. of the programme. 5.30 p.m. K arragullen: 8 a.m. H'way, Redcliffe 11-13 yrs.: Wembley ( Scaddan St.): a.m. 9.30 The dance Elizabeth Morris, 16 drama, Phone 65 3157 8.30 a.m. 7.30 a.m., which filled the entire Hambledon Crescent, Ar- Karrinyup: A fter Hours 67 Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 West Perth: 7, 8, 9.3C second half, was `Mano- madale. 3815 a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Hal a.m. Italian Mass. hara', the story of a bird Christine Connor, 30 1 ian), 11.30 a.m. (Poi Kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 p 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 rincess, one of seven Medbury Road, Balga. ish). a.m., 5 p.m. Unfortunately we cannot give prizes to every- Kenwick: 9 a.m. and 5 Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 5.3( p.m. p.m. one, but we must menWilson: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. tion the entry of Gail Kewdale: (Summer): 8 a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. Smith of Northam which Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m Koongamia: Cancelled. was very good. Do enter every Sunday. 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In New Zealand, Sam Trimble on his team seem bent on retrieving Australia's cricket prestige, which, at this moment, is searching for that desperately needed shot-in-thearm. We are poised on the brink to take out the first Test against the Kiwis, who didn't let us get our own way when they scored 318 in their first innings. On one tour, Graham McKenzie is being roasted. This happens among batsmen and little is said about it. Ian Redpath and an Craig, are just two who had to redeem themselves after tour setbacks. Of these two, Redpath is the most noteHe has now come to light worthy case. against South Africa as the back-bone of our batting-lineup. Graham McKenzie hasn't been the first work-horse" to break-down, nor will he be t he last of an undistinguished band of bowlers who suffer a period of "cricket catastrophe." Cricket is on the verge of a post-mortem which could be the means of giving the game a spring-cleaning. There has to be a reason for the decline at top level. However, it could be that the opposition is too good. A decided shortage of al l-rounders in Australian cricket could possibly be the main reason for our reverses in South Africa.
by Rod Evans KERIAI BEY owned by M.L.A.'s Tom Bateman and Don May, brought off a gigantic plunge when he won the Botany Bay Novice Saturday. on Jockey Norm Coombe rode rum perfectly and he was never going to lose in running. He must have worked in brilliant style since his last race as the improvement shown took the Bookmakers by surprise. More wins ahead for this colt by COUNT CIMBRONE. APLOMB, a well bred stallion by INDIAN CONQUEST and owned and trained by Theo O'Reilly gave a very impressive performance when he had his first race in the second division of the Botany Bay Handicap. This horse should improve with the experience and together with STORMY and EXTRACTO, Theo O'Reilly will soon enjoy the pleasure of seeing his horses in the winners circle.
A Kerry riefelder breaks dear of two W.A. opponents to put his side into attack. GAELIC FOOTBALL -
Irish Visitors Show The Way They came . . they saw . . they conquered. The tough Irishmen from County Kerry gave a West Australian side a lesson
MIKE KEEPS COMING FOR MORE
BADMINTON SEASON OPENS WITH A BANG
ACTION STATION is nearly old enough to vote but he proved on Saturday he has not slipped back since being trained by Hugh Jamieson. This old Champion finished from well back to run 4th in the Captain Cook Stakes and as he is a model of consistency when he strikes form, do not leave him out of c alculations.
Once again the Badminton season has got away to an early start. The Badminton Association of WA IS seeking new clubs, social or otherwise, to affiliate with it. Joining fees for the season for each club would be $15 per annum, plus 70 cents capitation fees for each person. Penants will be conducted on a "home and away" basis, depending on the locality of the club and where they play, and enquiries will be very welcome by ringing Mr. Alan McIlroy on 79-1621, Ext. 14, or writing to his home address, 27 St. Kilda Road, Balga.
Bob Roberts writes: Most tournament activities are conducted at the Gaelic football may BAWA Centre in Wembley with coaching facilities V DANCE, seem a non-contact INTAGE I Billy Walker and Hassa „Scores: 9.5 to 3.16. International sport, but it still has its owned and trained by and social activities available to new members. Mann most prominent A spect In the first half, the away the forwards, W.A. hazards. Ask Michael Peter Graham, put in two The BAWA would be willing to help by sendIrish side, with an exhil gradually assumed conpromising runs ing players to enquiring clubs to help them in their There is a good deal O'Dwyer, the veteran of very during the week. He flew crating display of scien trol, particularly in mid- of merit in the possibil- County Kerry. enquiries. tific football, with the field. ity of Gaelic football beSome say he is 33, home at Pinjarra to run second to KILTANIA help of the wind, outW.A. coming an international others claim Mike is 35. and on Saturday finished the However, played the locals. game. It has high-mark- Whatever his age he is side's bad kicking preing (the most attractive one of Ireland's most ex- well behind WHISKY W.A. could not adjust vented it from hitting BROWN. Incidentally, feature of Australian perienced players. to the round ball, which the front. WA., still usWHISKY BROWN has Rules) and hand-ball can Age has OPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS been no barthey found difficult to ing hand-ball intelligent- be been a great money used with good re- rier for him. Irish their had ly, often conCONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS relieve the kick. To spinner for Gail Page as sults. There is far less After 17 years and 300 it very stant pressure on the opponents wrong-footed, man seldom lets its -handling than in games he was still adept . 21 8151 PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE . c onnections down. harassed defence lines, but the only difference Australian Rules and the enough to win the player full made ... 21 5304 WILLIAM STREET ... Kerry PERTH: 154 the locals used hand-ball was that result is that play is of the year award and with telling effect, and use of opportunities in mostly of a FREMANTLE: . 5 2602 30 MARKET STREET ... „ non-stop na- top the goalscoring last the few attempts made' the goal area, and man- ture. Teamwork is COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... ... ... .. 32655 the by WA. to score result- aged to draw the WA. high-light, and the back- year. A thletes will really be defenders to score goals For Mike, a couple ed in points. of dopes if they consider ing-up, plus creation of when they were needed. at this the loose-man, are the broken legs, broken nose using drugs Kerry, when on the deand other injuries are year's Commonwealth game's greatest attracSouth Civich of Danny fensive, had players faljust reminders of the Games in Edinburgh. ling back to the goal- Fremantle, had the most tions. memorable times he has Because of increased being of task difficult mouth. had playing Gaelic Rules activities with drugs by The scientific nature goal-keeper for W.A., and Like a perennial flow athletes, to improve per- TO SEE THE The locals had little lion-hearted Danny im of Gaelic football sugor no counter to these proved as the game went gests it could one day be er he just keeps on corn formances, a laboratory played internationally ing back each year. He will be set up at the tactics. en. with a few minor adjust- has no plans for retir- Games to check on athThe Irishmen employ ing. The form he show- letes. The visitors gave a ments. ed long kicking from out first-class ed in Saturday's match In charge will be Proexhibition; And these are, in my suggests that it will be of defence, and short they were elusive, fast fessor Arnold Beckett, Tharp low kicks for and their turning out of opinion: A higher goal- a sad day for County head of the pharmacy scoring area, along the Kerry goals, with favourable trouble was good. when Michael department at Chelsea lines of Australian Rules O'Dwyer decides results, but credit to to hang College of science and Hassa Best for Kerry: Crow football. Walker, Billy up his boots. technology Mann, Tony Nesbit, and ley, Higgins, O'Sullivan; Goal posts not so far who for W.A.: Walker, Mann, Leeder Murray apart or so high as in fought hard to stem the and Tomka. Aussie Rules. tide in the first half. PTY. Referee, Dr. Felix McGoals and points to efforts kept Knight, did a good job prevail There LTD. as now i.e. 3 W.A. from being overThe game was allowed points for each goal whelmed. to flow smoothly and Dr scored. GLOUCESTER PARK Albany Hwy., Cannington Ron Crowley, Mike McKnight let many obAll-Australian sides Gleeson and Lian Hig- vious local infringements have been selected as an 7.15 —QUALIFYING STAKES football for which go, gins scintilated in a very C AWNPORE, MAGIC BYRD, JIDABELLE aftermath of Australian fast even visiting team. fans were most apprecia- wide Carnival Football. 7.45 —ENCOURAGE HANDICAP The Irishmen led 5-4 to • tive. Who knows? Perhaps 0-4 points in the first SIR ALEX, SUNSET GLORY, HEED ME Mr. Harry Beitzel was one day two top teams half, and it was evident present and assisted could emerge to play pro- 8.15—SIRES PRODUCE STAKES ( 1 ) that, to win, the locals' through the public ad- fessional exhibition had to rectify their kick- dress system to keep matches overseas under ALLUVIAL GOLD, BRUNETTE, TARTAN MAID ing which was too high those present conversant a combination of Austra8.50—BLUE GRASS HANDICAP and often hap-hazard. with the rules and meth- lian and Gaelic Rules WEE DARLIN, GALLANT DEED, PLAY SUIT with second half, ods of the In scoring. Football. in Gaelic football — and the 3,000 fans at the Fremantle Oval lapped it up.
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