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UN ASKED:
MAKE WAR OBJECTION A RIGHT next General Assembly session, "is of great interest to the youth of the world who wish to serve the human community beyond tribal, ethic, or national barriers." By Alba Zizzamia. This Youth Corps, she The Human Rights Commission of the United pointed out, might be
the
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civilian
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In the UN context, she observed, a large number of idealistic young people would add new blood to the projects of the Second Development Decade.
Nations should declare conscientious objection a human right, according to Pax Romana, international movement of Catholic intellectuals and students. "A person is not free if he cannot choose the means whereby he fulfils his duty to his country Pope Paul VI commemorated the passion of Christ and mankind," Pax Romana asserted. and His resurrection with calm devotion and the atBrother Laurence Negus (right) has joined his brother, Brother Peter, as a Christian "It is clearly a viola- "If certain actions are tention of literally millions of people. Brother. On Good Friday, the in the past, a custom recrimes as tion of human rights to recognised Bro. Laurence, pictured here with his mother arid brother, made his First Profes-
MILLIONS WATCH POPE MARK HOLY WEEK CEREMONIES
conscript the conscience against humanity, and if Pope, as is his custom, instituted by Pope John of a human being and to individuals can be held participated in the Way XXIII. their of the Cross by walking for During the Holy Thursdemand that he follow a responsible form of service that is part in them, then the in- the 14 stations from the day Mass there was no ternational community ancient Colosseum up to renewal of priestly vows, against his conscience. should validate the right the hill at the end of the which had been suggestto refuse participation in Roman Forum, which ed by the Vatican a them." was once the Temple of month earlier. However, Citing the fact the Venus and Rome. one of the prayers of the Universal Declaration of As he walked unpro- people read at the Mass who seeks to abort and destroy an unborn babe Human Rights recognis- tected while it rained was: lest any one of half a dozen unlikely but dire ed as basic the right to slightly, thousands of "That all priests of the consequences may follow. life, Fax Romana argued Romans and visitors entire world, in strict • The mother is miserable; let us destroy this that "the right not to stood and prayed under communion with our t iny life lest she be further dejected—the take life is a basic right a shed of umbrellas and Pope Paul, may renew tooptimistic presumption rather is that after of man as an ethical, hundreds of thousands day the grace given them birth the mother will rejoice that a man has self-determined being." more watched the hour- at the time hands were In a memorandum sub- long Good Friday observ- laid on, that they may been born into the world. • Let us destroy this new human life lest he mitted to the latest ses- ance on Eurovision, the vitally preserve the spirsion the Commission, European multi-national it of their consecration snatch the sugar and spice of life from the lips whichof ended last week, and that they may be ferof other children already living and already, the movement, which has television circuit. On Easter, the Pope vent apostles of the Gosperhaps, tiring of it. consultative status with celebrated Mass at St. pel, true pastors of the • Let us snuff out this new human life lest he the UN Economic and himself he made unhappy by a weakened limb Social Council, urged Peter's, and this was people of God and faithcarried for the first time ful dispensers or imperfect eye—never considering that he that recognition of this on a hookup to South ine mysteries."of the divwould most certainly prefer imperfect life to right be on the agenda of America, as well as Earlier in the day more the Commission's next throughout Europe. being deprived of life at all! than 100 Roman pastors How similar in many ways were the plots of the session. The Pope began his and priests gathered at Pharisees to kill Jesus, to the devices being used It quoted the recom- public ceremonies of St. John's to renew their today to justify the destruction by abortion of the mendation of Vatican Holy Week at St. John priestly vows in public. unborn child! "It is expedient for you that one Council II that laws Lateran, his cathedral The renewal of vows, "make humane provision man should die for the people, and that the whole for those as bishop of Rome, on which has been likened who, for reanation should not perish" (John 1 1 .50) they said sons of conscience, re- Holy Thursday. During by some to a "loyalty of Jesus. "Destroy the unwanted aggressor", they fuse to bear arms, pro- the ceremonies, he wash- oath," took place during say of this innocent unborn child and the high vided, however, they ed the feet of 12 semin- the blessing of oils prepriest of the act of destruction is often one who agree to serve the com- arians of the major sem- sided over by Archbishop tigo Poletti, vice-regent has pledged himself professionally to be a pro- munity in some other inary of Rome. as followed, this he of I Rome. n way." tector and saviour of life.
sion at St. Kilda, Victoria, last month. He was a well-known all-round athlete, excelling in tennis. Bro. Peter recently completed his Tertianship at Treacy College, Parkerville, and is c urrently teaching at Bedford Park. T urn to Page 11 for picture of Treacy College students.
THE ARCHBISHOP'S MESSAGE
JOHN 10.10 "I came that they may have life and have it more abundantly." The whole pageant of Our Lord's final life work that of His passion, death and resurrection -- is a passage from death to life. IT WAS FORESHADOWED of old in the Hebrew Passover, when passing through the waters of the Red Sea (which killed their enemies), the Israelites passed from deadly bondage to the shining light of the Promised Land. IT ACTUALLY TOOK PLACE historically in the person of Our Saviour, Jesus Christ, when He passed from the tragedy of death on the cross, through the expectancy of the tomb, to the glory of his risen life. And this passage from death to life is offered by our Saviour to all who wish to believe in Him, for as He himself said: "I came that they may have life and have it more abundantly." To al l who come into this world, the message of the Gospel of Christ is directed. THE CHURCH in her Apostles, in her teachers, in her missionaries, in the moving example of devoted souls, has been the herald of the Good News which has gone out to the ends of the earth. Those who have heard and understood; who have believed and been baptised, have been themselves united with our Saviour and passed with The Pax Romana memI make no apology for introducing this matter Him from death to life. The OPTIMISM of the true into the liturgy of Easter Day; it is, in the form of orandum was submitted Christian is in this living hope of the passage from a Bill, before our State Parliament at this moment in relation to the Comdeath to life. and the sacredness of human life and its enoble- mission's agenda item on The SADNESS AND PESSIMISM of those who ment by Christ is at the very core of Christian "study of the question of See and seek no heaven but that of the present belief in the resurrection of our Saviour and also the education of youth all life so briefly led, are those, too, who bewail the in the consequent resurrection of our own bodies. over the world for the 'Death of God" and do not see or hope for His Australian tragedies in Vietnam are in their development of its perResurrection. Their sad disillusionment prompts HUNDREDS; slaughter on our roads is in its sonality and the strengthening of its respect for t heir desire rather to pass from life to the forget- THOUSANDS; innocent human lives destroyed by the rights of man and fulness of death. Their pessimism seeks perhaps abortion are in their TENS OF THOUSANDS. Yet fundamental freedoms." the solace of a momentary heaven in the excite- it seems that the greater the tragedy the more In the course of the ment of drug taking, and when this has palled so silent and muted is the protest. debate in the Human quickly, there is often the ultimate surrender of Commission, "This is the victory which has overcome the Rights t he unfortunate suicide. world, our faith" cried St. John in his 1st Klaus Tornudd, of Finland, endorsed the Fax Life is God's great gift and he wishes us to have Epistle ( 1 John, 5.4)). Through eroism Romana appeal, as did it more abundantly. Wickedness and sin depress and neglect, for which all of us are to some extent Felix Ermacora of t he naturally buoyant and hopeful soul of man. responsible, belief in Jesus Christ and practice Our Saviour, Jesus Christ, conquered sin and of Christian living is most certainly weakening in Austria. death, and those who willingly associate them- our contemporary society. It is up to us to stem The former recommendselves with Him share also in hope and the joy this trend at least in ourselves, at least in our ed that further study be given the matter. of living THROUGH Him on earth and living WITH own families and in our own immediate spheres HIM for eternity. of influence. Christ has passed from death to Miss Eileen Egan, of .With the weakening of Christian living and of life; he offers us the opportunity to share with New York, speaking on the Fax Romana memo, f aith in Christ so many pagan practices are re- him this newness of life. He came that we might told the Commission that turning to our society and so much unchristian have life and have it more abundantly—let us with the International Volunpessisism is bringing misery to many. The the faith and optimism of Sons of God gain with teer Youth Corps, which s upreme pessimist, in my opinion, is he or she Him the victory. is to be considered at the
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Thursday, April 2, 1970
OFFICIAL ENGAGEMENTS
Letters to the Editor:
dramatic power and clar- noise of the latecomers ity count very little while and the babies. pillar of the parish, I find it hard to undercrony of the organist and stand the Church's premasculine gender count sent trend towards makmuch. congregations ing its 450 HAY STREET P r TH rather listeners than APRIL This is just not good viewers, just when learn- 3: Canonical Visitation, Once I accept their time-honoured pattern of enough if the congrega- ing through listening is Norseman. premise that the new serving the Divine was tion is to be galvanised not a skill many practise down. into listening to and pon- nowadays. The people are 5: Bless new upside Liturgy of the Mass is turned Homes for capable of satisfying the Martha became a better dering on the message more likely to become inthe Aged Kalgoorlie. religious needs of all the example to follow than contained in the readings. volved in what goes on Attend opening. faithful, I find myself in Mary. We were going to The Anglican Church has at Mass if they see a willy-nilly. always realised the im- powerful drama performThe Abortion Bill currently before the Legislative full agreement with the participate, Bishops' Council is a rehash of the Bill which was thrown c onstructive criticism of We were going to sing portance of good delivery ed before their eyes by 9: Provincial meeting. Perger's. range with hymns of a von the out of the Legislative Assembly last year "for and the Catholic Church competent, dynamic, inBut I would like to add one and a half octaves, would do well to emulate telligent and dignified technical reasons". p.m. we could do with a board utilizing our vocal range it. Likewise, the Catho- actors who can hold their 10: 7.45 Attend Again, it is introduced by Dr. Hislop with the on which one can see of one and a half notes. Special Centenary lic custom of bringing attention. The powerful backing of the Abortion Law Reform Society. which Rite, which Pre- We were going to stand Wesley Church. crying and unhappy words are there in the It claims to be modelled on the law passed in face, which Canon will be and kneel and sit in uni- babies into church will prayers and readings of Britain two years ago, and seeks to "improve" used. son. And I wouldn't be have to change. The Lit- the Mass; the action is 12: 6.30 p.m. Celebrate Mass and Preach. Theoretically, they are surprised to hear that urgy of the Word at the exciting and compelling. on the inadequacies of the South Australian Special parish-priest is beginning of Mass is Mass probably right, but what some legislation passed last year. for E. P. BURROWS, parents of priests in practice? Why has the considering introducing often drowned by the Claremont. Whatever its niceties or refinements, these do not and Religious. VocaMass lost its meaning for some modified "goosedetract from the fact that the lives of the some of their friends? step", so that one day we tions Day, St. Mary's innocent unborn, the most defenceless of Why have the sudden will approach the altarCathedral. creatures, will be destroyed ignominiously to changes brought confus- rails in a more orderly I bel ieve thousands of Catholics throughout the satisfy the desires and whims of the irrespon- ion to so many? Just fashion. world share the confusion and disenchantment of 16: 7.30 p.m. Confirmabecause they are "stick- I don't know von Persible and uncontrolled. tion and Canonical ger's friends, but it seems Eduard and Margaret von Perger over the NEW in-the-muds"? Visitation, Como. Emotional reasons in abundance will be brought Let's dig a bit deeper. to me most uncertain R ITE. However, as Father Walsh pointed out in his forward to legalise mass butchery, while the Why have these changes that they would stay reply, suggestions are a little late. The deed is 17: 9.00 p.m. Receive real kernal of the question --the value of human come all? away just because there done. It wi l l be a relief —for the time being at about at Debutants Loreto life and the inadequacy of social services and There are two answers to has been a change in least —if we may be allowed to experience a period Ball, Embassy Ballbenefits for families--will remain untouched. this question, and those liturgy and the first per- of calm room. and recollection. Parliament would do well to consider the evil answers are strangely formance didn't quite The crisis of the 60s' eff ects of the abortion legislation on Japan, and synonymous: The Luth- come off. the Church But if they are the within the chronic shortage of labour in industry in eran reformation and the would have sent it asuncontemplative philosophy. type s, Existentialist spite of the much vaunted population explosion April 5: 2nd Sunday of Paschal Time Luther was a man of their reactions become der in another day and there. Britain's example was hailed as pro1st Reading: Acts 4, 32-35. age. We have been spared understandable. gressive, but constantly recurring accounts of action and a social man, more the horrors "All the converts were of one heart and one of the ReforThey undoubtedly his realise thinker. If a live babies being committed to the incinerators, not mind . . ." world had accepted his that meditation and re- mation and the anguish and the horror of even the most irreligious Theme: (They were one in heart and one in original ideas, it would flective thought will have and persecution that has medical personnel at such atrocities must move have collapsed (as it little hope of becoming befallen our brethren in mind). Parliament to think carefully on the Abortion almost did); only inher- an integral part of our Communist - controlled 2nd Reading: I John 5, 1-6. Bill. for lands. For this, let us be ited and ingrained moral- common worship "Beloved, whoever believes that Jesus . . ." thankful. We still maintain that the present legislation in the ity halted the drift to some time; Teilhard's Theme: (Whoever is born of God, knows how We may continue to "Mass on the Altar of chaos. Criminal Code is adequate without any change to overcome the world. Kierkegaard later con- our World" is interesting, wonder why the preparain the laws relating to abortion. 3rd Gospel: John 20, 19-31. tion of the Latin Missal demned the inevitably re- but not yet fashionable "On the evening of that day, the first day Of "The State on the move", "the pacesetting State sulting compromise or even acceptable. May- was assigned to Father the week . . ." Bugnini, of Rome, and be for the Commonwealth" and such catch cries ("Christianity fifty years from now. the is Theme: (Eight days later, Jesus came'. But to leave without a the English translation Christenhave given West Australians in recent years apostacy of c ause for pride in its progress and industry. dom") and started the fight, doesn't seem right to Father Sigler, of Wash- April 12: 3rd Sunday of Paschal Time. 1st Reading: Acts 3, 13-15 and 17-19. billiards- to me; at least they could ington, but only time can This same State, if it is to expand as desired, existentialist answer that. We can rest Practice some game; scattering balls "In those days Peter said to the people: 'The form in of must look towards an increase in population. civil disobedience. assured the Holy Spirit God of Abraham' . . ." A ssuring migrants of the slaughter of their all directions: Heidegger ("Man is thrown into the openly, by demonstrating will preserve the integTheme: (You have killed the author of life, children in the womb will create more problems Unknown"), Sartre the assertion of their rity of the Catholic Faith. whom God has raised from the dead.). than it will solve. ("Man is left alone and right to self-expression Meanwhile, we can only 2nd Reading: I John 2, 1-15a. hope and pray some of If Perth is to remain 'beautiful', and if human life free; Hell is all the In time the activists "I am writing this, my children . . ." is to be given the protection and security it others"), Jaspers ("Truth will leave them alone, as the irritating interludes Theme: (He it is who makes up for our sins that have removed from hopeless cases; we as a can know it, is forbit later warrants, law must consider it sacrosanct at and for the sins of the whole world). they might even come the Mass some of its forall levels. Accept the principle that life of the ever changing"). 3rd Gospel: Luke 24, 35-48. There was little in that and ask for their advice mer dignity and serenity, unborn may be snuffed out because it is not "At that time the disciples told their story to appeal to orthodox as was the common will be abandoned, such wanted and you open the way to euthanasia. Catholicism, as much as usage for thousands of as mini-skirted lassies of what had happened on the way. . ." In fact, you re-open the doors of the gas cham- we liked to be striding to the altar in friends years. Theme: (It was necessary that Jesus Christ die bers of Nazi Germany and pave the way for with the poor "bougres". a brash manner, to offer and rise from the dead the third day). MATT BRUEKERS, worse and more outrageous atrocities. the peoples' gifts to a April Over many centuries. Lesmurdie. 19: 4th Sunday of Paschal Time. waiting priest and the the Catholic Church had *PS: Aldous Huxley. 1st Reading: Acts 4, 8-12. stand-up Communion, developed a very balanc"In those days Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit ed form of worship that in "Perennial Philosophy" plus utterly uninspiring said . . ." "Religion and music. catered for all psycho- under Theme: Salvation cannot be found in anyone May Heaven preserve logical types and tenden- Temperament" traces the psychological background us from any further else. cies. Youths with long hair Today in the Univers2nd Reading: I John 3, 1-2. Where, in theory, the of religious practices, mutilation of the tradihave more or less be- ity, should an educated choice was between Mary c omparing Catholic and tional ceremonies that "Beloved, think of the love that the Father has come t(Aerated these youth primp with his and Martha, between Hindu theory and prac- most of us loved and lavished on us . . ." days. Surely your hair long-locks on the board- c ontemplation and self- tice with modern psycho- respected. Theme: (We shall see God as He really is). logical theory. Readers should *Lulu% be worn walks of academic accep- effacing action (and we Remembering that 3rd Gospel: John 10, 11-18. intereste d in this sort of Lenin declared some 50 according to your needs. tance, he may be "tabb- were never left in any "At that time Jesus said: `I am the Good i nformation will find It is part of you. ed" a cultured misfit, at doubt which one was the years ago that "We shall Shepherd . . ." Quite • few years ago, the worst, whereas, on better of the two meth- much food for thought in never destroy the Cathothat Theme: (The Good Shepherd gives His life for chapter. and even today, Ameri- the board-walks of the ods), the Church had, in lic Church from without His sheep). can —only from within", we crew-cuts have city, other youth could fact, also accommodatgraced men's heads, and be smeared with the un- ed the jovial, gregarious must not be too sur- April 26: 5th Sunday of Paschal Time. 1st Reading: Acts 9, 26-31. prised. the opinions have differ- savoury title of "lout." people, who fear solitude Bishop Bernard Stewed — revolting, criminalAcceptance is too read- and acting on their own. "In those days after Saul had arrived in art, of Bendigo, in his like and so on. ily acquired these days and supplied them with Jerusalem . . ." preface to that excellent This is always entirely according to ruling soci- the devotions and cereTheme: (He related to them how on his journey work of Father Patrick a matter of opinion. ety's snap judgments on monies they enjoy and he had seen the Lord). Gearon, 0. Carm. "The Nice look forward to.* However, someone else face values only. 2nd Reading: I John 3, 18-24. Wheat and the Cockle". maybe tired of dandruff, appearances, short hair, But it helped to make "My children, let us not love only in word . ?I von Dr. Mrs. and states: he settles for a crew- much too often these the chasm between us so Theme: (This is His commandment: that we cut. days go with ill-manners, and our separated breth- Perger will find many "We live in a world believe and love). their for Returning to the long. lack of courtesy and too ren even more forbid- supporters where values have alclaim in "An Open Letter 3rd Gospel: John 15, 1-8. hairs: hundreds of years much strong-drink. tered and declined ding. on New the Mass" "At that time Jesus said to His disciples: 'I ant ago, culture encouraged Clothes do not make with astounding rapidWe needed a bridge. (March 9), that all is not the true vine' . . ." and violin- the man, nor does a And we found pianists ity since the opening one. well with the present Theme: (He who remains in me, and I in him, ists let their locks fall man lose his identity of the century. Men of bears much fruit). onto the piano keyboard when he refuses to ab- In 1893, Maurice Blon- arrangements. They are all creeds, and none, violin sorb his personality by del, a young chap from to be congratulated on the onto or confused and bewilder- May 3rd: 6th Sunday of Paschal Time. s trings. It was the "in" conforming to today's the French countryside, having the courage to ed by these upheavals. 1st Reading: Acts 10, 25-26 and 34-35 and 44-48. thing, and the maestros society with its misplac- and reputedly the only bring their disappointhad begun to look with "As Peter reached the house . . ." ments practisin before the readers g Catholic at the respect at the seemingof music made the most ed material values. Theme: (The gift of the Holy Spirit has been successfully of The Record. If their ly unshakeable stabilF. J. TIPPETT. Sorbonne, of their hair-dos. poured out on the pagans also. defended his thesis about letter stirs up violent reity of the Catholic 2nd Reading: I John 4, 7-10. "l'Action", about "I act, actions for and against Church. Yet it too, aptheir views, it will have thus "Beloved, let us love one another . I exist". parently, has succumb20 Mabel St.. proved valuable in havTheme: (God is love). Unaware of ed developto the same virus. South Perth ing made people aware 3rd Gospel: John 15, 9-17. ments in Why? Germanic 677/16 PAINTING CONTRACTOR Europe, and working in- of the necessity of ex"At that time, Jesus said to his disciples: 'As Archbishop Marcel dependently, Blondel laid amining the new rite and Lefebvre prefaces the Father has loved roe' . . ." an illuthe the foundation for a considering what (Greater love than this no one has. Thcine: minating article with Catholic existentialism. Mass is trying to do. that he give his life for his friends). these words: "I have Not all of us have sufFor years he defended his been asked to define and May 10: '7th Sunday of Paschal Time. theories against official fered from all the diffidescribe in greater de1st Reading: Acts 1, 15-17 and 20a and 20c-26. culties they list in their and unofficial Churchtail the evils that have "In those days Peter spoke as follows . . . Nr. 20 eriticism; adjusting and letter, but certainly many made their way into the I n fact it is written in the book as Psalms . . ." of their points odern Aarmacy are comnolishing to prove he was mon to most celebrations Church in our time." UnTheme: (It is necessary that one be chosen who is orthodox as they Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS Sole of the Mass. Iwould like fortunately. space would together with us was witness of the Resurrecr•ould wish for. Cnr. Atwell Arcade 8 Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 to endorse especially not permit my adding tion). Finally, in 1944, after their nlea tinrior noint anything further to His 2nd Reading: I John 4, 11-16. -tore than 50 years, Mgr. nine for competent read- Lordship's words. "Beloved, if God has so loved us . . ." Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Montini, acting for Pope ers. Now, at last we have a Theme: (Whoever abides in love, abides in God 'Nils XII, congratulated T RTT1 not sure how the New Rite and whether ,i stz.with his latest book and God in him). readers are chosen for the we like it or not, it is -rid his writings of a life- reading 3rd Gospel: John 17, 11b-19. CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 of the Lessons, valid because the Holy "At that time, Jesus, lifting his eyes to heaven but it often seems as if Father has approved it LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS id Safes Overhawers ,--sd Service,* Locks, Door Close, said: 'Holy Father' . . ." Existentialism was intelligent interpretation, He permits criticism but CAR and ALL Tvor OF KEYS CUT Im,ecliate Se,-v' -A "in". And the whole audibility, pleasant voice, demands obedience. Theme: (May they be one as We are one).
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President Talks With Bishops
ST. PATRICKS BALL
Indonesian Aid For Youth Groups
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania.—The president of Tanzania told members of the Tanzanian bishops' conference that the Church should be aware A national youth programme, expected to inof what the government volve 50,000 young Australians in assistance to is doing in the field of Indonesia, has been launched by the Australian social justice. Counci l of Churches youth department. In a private interview with Cardinal Laurean The programme, towards these projects Rugambwa of Dar es named 'Destination Indo- • rill nominate one of its Salaam and the members nesia,' is the second of 'nernbers for a free studyof the conference execu- its kind. Last year a ':our of Indonesia early tive board, President enlised in 'Destination next year. Julius K. Nyerere said gramme was conducted. Six entrants, one front the government is workeach state, will be selecYouth groups through- ted to make the ing to wipe out any trace tour_ of exploitation and to out the country are being Selection will be on the stimulate the conviction enlisted in 'Destination basis of knowledge of among the people that Indonesia' at the present Indonesia, and suitabilitysocial justice is a condi- time. This year, the pro- as a representative of tion of economic pro- gramme is being run in Australian Christian_ gress, social development co-operation with the youth. Methodist Youth of and political stability. Other participants in The president said he Australasia. the programme will be, wished the Church would Groups will study In- able to go to Indonesia, appreciate that the steps donesian culture, politics. at their own expense to. are being taken in Tan- religious affairs ane take part in three threezania to avert more dras- community issues. At th- week-long work camps tic solutions, and eliminSt. Patrick's Day, Tuesday, March 17, was celebrated once again by 250 parishioners and friends who attended ate social and economic same time, they will raise being organised by Indothe annual ball of Our Lady of Grace parish, North Bea ch. Much of the success of the night must be credited evil that would other- money to finance aid pro- nesian youth groups forearly 1971. to the unending drive of Marg Somers and the committee. It was pleasing to see the local parish priest, Father wise ruin development jects in that country. R. O'Reilly, in attendance with a country colleague, Father O'Reilly, parish priest of York. Full details of the 'Desand impede stability and The A.C.C. youth score Belle of the Ball was Mrs. Pat Tobin. peace in Tanzania. tary, Mr. David Pa-ker tination Indonesia' proThe Tanzanian ap- said the programme was gramme are available_ proach, President Nyer- expected to raise about from Inter-Church Aid_ THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE ere said, could not pro- £80,000 for vocationa! offices in all State capi-INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED perly be interpreted in training, education, tals and from the Youth CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN terms of western or east- health and community Department, Australian INSURANCE PROTECTION ern "socialism." The development projects in Council of Churches, 511 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH Kent Street, Sydney, 2000 word "socialism" is used, Indonesia. M. VILES, Manager he said because a better and Methodist Youth of Phone 21 6091 Reports in the Ameri"For example, the sale one cannot be found in Each you* * 1 group Australasia, 139 Castlecan press have not ac- of pornography was con- foregn political thought. which raises ''TO or more reigh Street, Sydney, 2000. curately represented the sidered a sex crime in e ffects of unrestrained the past." pornography in DenOther sex crimes, he mark, according to Ray said, have been relaxed, mond P. Gauer, national and he noted prostituThe Australian Freedom From Hunger Campoign tia_, nut iLst a single ccnt, nationS PECIAL director of Citizens for, tion had become ramp- al Campaign president, Mrs. G. N. Frost, said last week. Decent Literature. ant in Copenhagen, the Mrs. Frost, referring to the recent court case involving the former national treaHOSPITAL country's capital. surer, Mr. Peter Huxley, a banker, said in a statement issued through the Australian Gauer went to DenGauer, the Los Angeles Catholic Relief: mark, Sweden and EngHoly Name Union presiland to study the extent dent, said he went to "Though completely inminimninnitumnitiim and effects of the porn nocent, we have had to The FOUNTAIN Shop request of Europe at the • HAMS—BACON ography industry in E'u Charles Keating, Jr., ap- stand by almost helpless Fish Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles sidelines, unable rope. He has summar- pointee • COOKED MEATS President on the of Garden Lights, Lily Ponds, Underwater Lights word convincing a o say ised t his findings: • SAUSAGES Nixon, to the federal Plants, Fertilisers, Peat Moss, Etc defence. in our own "The 31 percent de. commission studying ob• CONTINENTAL PHONE 28 6720 problems in "The simple fact is that crease in sex crimes scenity Court Arcade, Perth Canterbury 9 SMALLGOOOS the Campaign has not since abolishment of America. Gauer said he inter- lost a cent. This may Denmark's obscenity law is due to the fact that viewed police officials, seem confusing to many what was previously con- government authorities who read the reports of sidered a sex crime is and churchmen in Den- the court proceedings that $477,027.32 was misno longer so consider- mark. "THE GREATEST NAAS illmainummammmuitimminniiiiiiiN IN SMALLGOODSed. "The production and appropriated." 1 DING sale of hardcore pornShe said that after 1ETY ography in Denmark has Huxley's secret manipumushroomed into a maj- lations were revealed, the or industry since aboli- Bank had advised the tion of the obscenity law Campaign it would adin 1969," Gauer said. just its account to corhelp "Competition in the respond with the correct asks field is very great, and entries already appearing there is a tremendous on its books. oversupply, not a lack of a re you willing to In no case was money demand as reported in actually stolen from the the American press. This Campaign. Funds deoversupply is being legposited at the Bank were ally exported by Denmisappropriated by Huxmark to other nations ley within the banking in throughout the world, system. and illegally imported by o (Interest Calculated on daily balance) those nations." "The Bank has paid ( Passbook savings simplicity) Gauer reported that into our accunt the sum o MISSION WORK FOR Rev. P. Werner Hansen, of $477,027.32 as at the N ATIVE CHILDREN? auxiliary Lutheran bish- date the misappropriaop of Copenhagen, told tion took place—January O TEACHING? him that traditional Ju- 15. 1970. Thus the Freedaeo-Christian morality dom From Hunger Camo NURSING? played little or no part paign has not lost a U4 n (6 Months Notice) cingle cent." in Danish life. The CDL o CARE OF HIS NEGLECTED ONES? official noted Denmark 17 was 98 percent Lutheran o MOTOR MISSIONS? EAST GERMAN but said Church attend2lo (12 Months Notice) ance there was at an all O RELIGIOUS CO' RESPONDENCE? B ISHOPS BACK time low. POPE IN I (Quorterly cash dividends) ( Always withdrawable) ASKS LAYMEN C ELIBACY
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University Student Is Parents To Pray Wide Observance Centre's 3,000th Convert For Vocations Expected For Week Of Prayer
The Day of Prayer for Vocations will be celeNineteen-year-old Cliff brated throughout the world next Sunday, April Samuel, a second year 12, at the request of the Holy Father, Pope Paul. Arts student at the University of New England, His Grace, Archbishop advance, they have asked Local churches throughout Australia are being is the Catholic Enquiry L. J. Goody, will celebrate that anyone in this cate- a sked to observe the Week of Prayer for Centre's 3,000th known Christian a special Mass in St. gory who has not re- Unity from May 7 to 17 (Ascension to Pentecost). convert. Mary's Cathedral at 6.30 ceived invitation an As a boy of 13, Cliff p.m. on that day. The annual observance should contact the Diounity of all mankind? studying already was p Preorh d,iadpess otphep0r tWk cesan Vocations Office is expected to be held I nvitations unety been have oriental religions. He de(23-1889) immediately so more widely this year sent parents to residall cided in June 1964 to to draw attention to ing in the metropolitan that an invitation may be than ever before. make a serious study of The theme of the 1970 sent. the needs for recoilarea whose sons or Catholicism. ciliation in the local This Mass will be the Week is "We are fellow daughters are serving "The obvious starting community as well as highlight of a day of workmen for God". Church His Christ and point", he says, "was Material for use in the • amonbga sCio hristi united prayer throughout a s. reasonn today priests or as rethe free correspondence The ligious in the archdio- the whole Archdiocese observance is available for course which I had seen the Week of Prayer is cese, in other Australian for this most critical from the Week of Prayer advertised in the Sydney so that Christians may Dioceses or in the mis- need of the growing Aus- Committees in all States. papers." tralian Church. The World Council of all be renewed in sion fields. His first letter written prayer together. It is expected that Churches, whose Faith It is hoped that, where special sermons on voca- and Order to the Centre that year Secretariat • The Week of Prayer is possible, the priests and tions, and the need for sponsors the observance said simply: "I am not of a time when Chrisreligious themselves will prayer, will be preached in co-operation your Faith, but I am tians both pray for with the also attend the Mass, in all parishes while Vatican deeply interested in it aleach Secretariat for other within which will be the first of thoughIam only 13 years their some parish priests are Unity, has made a series own normal appreits greatly will in kind Perth. old. I worship and when planning initiatives of of suggestions for clergy ciate it if you can send The organisers are ap- their own. In one parish, and lay readers involved they pray together, me your correspondence prehensive that their re- an afternoon vocation in organising the Week. Many local churches c ourse." cently collated lists may rally has been organised. The suggestions can be use it as an oppaore r as tu-, The Centre's Director, not be complete, and Other suggestions have summarised as follows: nity to join together Father T. White, insisted that some such fortunate been for a Holy Hour, • The Week should be in experimental worthat, because he was so parents may have been Home Masses and family ship. used as a time to reyoung, Cliff should have overlooked. prayer, such as the view the commitment • In some the permission of at least While apologising in rosary. of our churches to churches ave found one of his parents before it helpful to arrange a unity and mission. We being enrolled. common meal at some are now past the stage The Centre's policy is point during the ob. when the Week of that those who enrol for servance. In others, Prayer is the only the course must have the people attend each thing we do together. permission of a parent or It could now become others Communion guardian if they are services. the time when local under eighteen years of churches commit • In recent years, many age. I would get out the les- cent. increase in demand "I did what I did lest t people have felt that hemselves to doing Recognising the sincer- sons and re-read them. for the Centre's course I be judged not a man, OBITUARY new things together. instead of a common 1969." during me made they Somehow but a coward.I did what ity of her son's search, • The Week also raises meal, a fast is more the 1968, Centre I enn searchI did even though I Cliff's mother immediate- want to keep on some basic questions appropriate as a rolled one non-Catholic knew I'd jeopardise my ly gave the necessary per- ing. about unity. Should means of showing course its for each for mission. wife's future and my "My reception into the we be working for their unity with the $5.30 spent on advertis- children . . . lest I be Christian unity alone, His study continued Church has marked the ing. starving and underor should our efforts Drivileged of manlong after the 20 weeks end of a long, long jour- In 1969. one non-Catho- judged less a man . . . also be directed to the It took to complete the ney. For all the help you , lic enrolled for every And so I stand before kind. you. So God help me." c orrespondence course. have given me with your £4.70. Father Luke Mullany, course, I am very grateLengthy Advertisements featurcorrespon- ful." Thus ended more than of St. Columban's MisW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS dence with the priests at ing Christian Marriage, five hours of personal sion Society, died last PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS I n week at the Centre's Christi, Autumn Caritas the Centre, followed later the Mass and the Rosary testimony (March 20) Melbourne. by Certified discussions West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and with Newsletter, which tells of , brought best results. by Michael Cullen, deAged 72, Father Mulpriests in his parish, and Cliff Samuel'e, conversion, I Advertising space was fending himself for parGeneral Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. finally a formal course of the Director, Father T. bought in practically all ticipating as one of the lany was the first AusPhones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 tralian to join the Society personal instruction cul- White. sneaks also of ; Australian 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH newspapers "Milwaukee 14" who and was a veteran of its minated in his reception "reliable indication of a I and magazines. burned selective files in missions in China and into the Church on Dec- growing interest in relig- I The Newsletter appeals 1968. ion." the Phillippines. ember 12, 1969. : for volunteers to replace Born in Bairnsdale, Federal He says: Judge "Final analyMyron SponCentre's 1 the 25 of In the intervening Victoria, on May 1, sis of Gordon results gave from the our defendGroups leaders whose sor years, he has completed Mullany Father 1897, High School and gone on 1969 advertising cam- I have found it necessary ant every opportunity to OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS studied at St. Patrick's shows caign an 11 explain per Christmas. his retire , to since action, and to study an Arts course College, Manly. l istened to character-re CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS at New England UniverHe was ordained for putation testimony from sity. 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 Archdiocese of Mel the 15 witnesses. In a recent letter to the bourne by Archbishop Enquiry Centre, giving Despite the testimony Mannix in St. Patrick's the news of his final deof a Catholic bishop, Cathedral on September cision and reception into Bishop Charles A. Bus- 14, 1919. the Church he writes: STOCKPORT, England. chairman, "Abortions are well, of Pueblo, Colo., In 1920 he sought, and "I kept, and still have. —The increasing number putting a tremendous who called Cullen "a was granted, permission all the lessons you sent of abortions being per- strain on gynecological saint," another witness' to join the newly founded -SOLE AGENTSme in 1964. I have refer- formed in hospitals here wards and lengthening reference to Cullen as "a Mission Society of Saint CONNABEER & COMPANY R. red to them again and is delaying normal gyne- the already long waiting living embodiment of Columban. 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 a After period again over the years, and cological treatment, a lists." of six hope," and Cullen's own I still find them interest- Catholic lengthy and stirring nar- years in administration doctor said ing and informative. Dr. Fay also pointed rative on why and how in Australia, he went as here. "Often, when I was inDr. Hugh P. Fay told out that many doctors he had come to partici- a missionary to Hanyclined to brush aside any members of the Stock- and nurses objected to pate in the "Milwaukee ang, China, where he rerg. thought of continuing my port Health Executive doing abortions, and he 14" action, the jury of mained until 1931 when search for religious truth, Council, of which he is felt that this contributed nine women and three he was appointed SuperOPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS to the present difficulties, men brought in a verdict ior of St. Columban's in CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS particularly the shortage of guilty after deliberat- Australia and New Zealand. + o f nursing staff. MEMORIALS ing almost 10 hours. 21 8151 PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... ... _ _ _ He held this position 21 5304 . There was never a until the end of World PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... The council has writ5 2602 .. ten to the local Hospital question of his participa- War II when he was ap- FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE tion in the activities. He pointed to the Society's COTTESLC1E: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... Management Committee 3 2655 ... Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected expressing concern that readily admitted it. But missions in the Philipanywhere in W.A. Church Altars -., ..-ianned & executed 79 beds were out of use his attorney entered a pines. He worked there Designs and Quotes without obligation. in the town's hospitals plea of not guilty on the until 1959 when failing "We have over 60 years experience." Phone5-1661 because of staff short- grounds that his was health forced him to . 411.4•••••41 ,4.P. home to the ages. "Yes," said Dr. Fay, only a symbolic action come "many nurses are em- bearing witness to his Society's headquarters in ployed in abortion wards faith, out of a religious North Essendon, Vicwhere valuable beds are compulsion and convic- toria. In his lifetime he saw FOR TRAVEL ANYWHERE being taken up while tion. 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER the Society grow from a waitin g lists of other BY SEA, AIR, RAIL, OR The jury found Cullen handful of pioneers in gynecological cases conLeading Paying Contractors W.A.'s MOTOR COACH guilty of two charges: China to a world-wide tinue to grow." For Better Paving Contact Ijs destroying government missionary organisation than BOOK AT— 600 He continued, "Stock- property and interfering with more We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of port is no more amoral with Selective Service priests working in BurRoads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc The first ma, Korea, Japan, the than any other part of procedure. We have a most modern plant including power the country, but the num- charge carries a maxi- Philippines, Fiji, Chile Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Roller, ber of abortions done in mum penalty of three and Peru. This year the Estimates Submitted Free one hundred and years in prison or a tenth Your Ticket will cost you no more and 400 hospitals now must take Country Clients please note that we have a StateColumban from Australia $2,000 fine up or both; the much of the doctors' Offices throughout the world ensure that you wide Service, and will gladly quote on any and New Zealand will be and nurses' working time. second charge has a orgain have friends everywhere to look after your requirements ed. Fifty-six studmaximum five penalty of complete travel arrangements. For some of them it is years in prison or a ents are studying for the 1 We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. missionary priesthood in work which is not accept- S10,000 fine, or both. Prompt Delivery. The only organisation that can offer their the Society's Major Semable. PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 inary at North Turracomplete Service is murra in Sydney_ "We are having our COMMERCIAL PRINTING morals decided for us by Business Cards politicians and I feel this Letterheads PLUMBING MATERIALS invoices is totally wrong. They BATHROOM FIXTURES Statements are no good as politic51 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH 229-233 William St., Perth SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS ians, but as moralists R ING 21 2837 for a Phone 21-2896 Phone 28 8544 they are even worse," he Representative to call. The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" said.
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PRESS MIRACLE SHY? Pope Invokes It is certainly one of the oddest phenomena of our times that the Press, which is dedicated to the theory and practice of sensationalism, should be so shy of miracles.
Now that copulation has only the most adventitious relationship to population, it would appear that Hamlet's dilem- One would think that the media which believe ma has become the basic social reality —"To be or not to be?" everything should be
St. Joseph To Protect Church
VATICAN CITY. — St. Joseph must today be invoked more than ever as the highly volting effects of the it will turn the hospitals blown up larger than life protector of the Church As against would have permanent British legislation would into something approachcondition of which is now "tormented, unnatural cause the abortionists to ing abattoirs. And if this representatives stationed threatened, suspected people who don't want shelve their advocacy inis the case, what is wrong at Lourdes—on the offare even and rejected," Pope Paul children anddestroy the definitely. chance, as it were. with abattoir techniques. VI said (March 19) on prepared to It could be, of course, the in- It is reported from the feast of St. Joseph. f oetus to avoidthere The fact of the matter that they fear meeting up is Britain that there are convenience, The message was given protests about the pro- is that people childless who with a reality which is of problem from his window overt he duction (or should it not believe in the grotesque really bigger than what St. Peter's The 25 Catholic bishops of New York State have looking couples. be, destruction) belt pro- business of abortion have men ordinarily mean by Square. seemed c alled the on state assembly adoption to defeat sweeping a reality, like the Russian cedures being applied to so far departed from Once abortion bill approved by the state senate. case but in abortions in approved human consideration The Pope said that St. that astronaut who was so to meet the our of craziness glad he didn't see hospitals. God in Joseph must be asked to one wonders they have the The bishops of New been Those continue benefiting "the who oppose the gall to protest about outer space. times, methods have York's eight dioceses deConservation fertilising abortion of However it be, miracles nounced the measure, ound mission of the Church have said that anything. f were coming in strong saying it was "fundamenwhich is the mystical human ova outside the Issue Alarms recently. The local Press tally detrimental body of Christ" just as female body and replacto cur New Zealand reported at least two. ing them. he watched over Christ society." One was at Lourdes during the Saviour's inThere is even the monChurch suggestion of The bill would enable strous fancy. where a child was said to have been cured of a woman to obtain an WELLINGTON, New Zeabringing the fertilised ova As told in the Gospel, Non - Catholic the Pope said, cancer after immersion abortion after consulta- land: to term outside the "the point no There is tion physician. with a It churches have entered a womb. in the piscina. Several Church needs to be deIn discussing the terrific doctors said quite can- places no provisions on conservation contro- fended and preserved in practical problems indidly they had no scien- when and where an abor- versy by sounding a the school of Nazareth, volved here. tific explanation for what tion may be performed. warning that "progress" the poor, laborious but Opponents claim it per- can have 'serious ef- living It is sufficient to note had occurred. and always conthat the proposal ignores The other miracle was mits abortion on de- fects on the balance of scious and valid school psychological all the deep in Perth where a man, mand, since no grounds nature." for its messianic vocaand spiritual issues inwho had more than 500 for abortion are stipu- The public controversy, tion." volved and is clearly the court convictions for lated in the measure. one of the country's "It needs protection to project of people mulchThe bill must still be drunkenness, and had most intensive in recent rema in intact and to ed in materialism. spent a considerable pro- passed by the assembly years, stems from a gov- work in the field," • By FRANCIS GILBERT. A few years ago, it portion of his life in gaol, and signed by Gov. Nel- ernment the hydro-electric Pope said. "And would have been incredtoday we suddenly went "on the son Rockefeller before proposal that would see well how great this ible to think that the arsquare" and started driv- becoming law. The govraise the level of New need is, therefore, tificial insemination techernor has stated he favwe ining a lift. Zealand's Lake Mana- voke the patronage of niques applied to animals It is probably invidious ours changing the state's St. pourri, generally regard- Joseph for the tormented, included Would have to choose among abortion law, but has not ed as one of the most threatened, suspect and homo sapiens. miracles as among saints. commented directly on But, for my money, the the Senate-approved mea- beautiful in the world. r ejected church." At this rate of progresThe issue has spread inPerth miracle is far more sure. sion, it will certainly be to the area of environ- it1111111111111MIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111 knows important who child smart than the a All the major social issues of our times focus mental polution. The state's Catholic French report. his own father. He will about one problem—the value of human life. And For one The National Council thing, it is a bishops said they were even be more blessed if Churches he can be certain of a there is the most towering confusion and con- moral miracle rather "shocked and alarmed at of (NCC ), than a physical one— such action taken by the which comprises mother's love and protec- tradiction about the matter. the majority of the Senate." major tion. non - Catholic People who hate the sector of the world are though that aspect of the The prelates termed churches in the country, Meanwhile, Dr. Hislop oss and cruelty of war not above promoting con- matter can by no means l passage of the measure in a statement, said that has revived his proposals be ignored. show deep concern traception and abortion. "a great tragedy." They its intrusion into the for the termination of and Both and starvation miracles I n a in word, the bout the they are of pregnancy legislation. a alnutrition of a great two minds. They want to long run depend on the urged the assembly to conservation question is One would think the re- m keep Africans and In- act of God working out- "repudiate this action based on a Christian atMONUMENTAL titude toward life and dians alive and well, but side the usual casualty promptly." S PECIALISTS creation, which views are bitterly determined of nature. But the child The bishops stressed to prevent the emergence had very little to do that human life, even the achievements of mod- 483 Great Eastern of Australians from the with what happened, though unborn, was sac- ern technology as a gift of God. H'way, Redcliffe even though the prayers red and inviolable. womb. C onsulting Engineers of its mother and wellSo far, the Catholic Phone 65 3157 They complain about wishers may have had a Denouncing the meas- Church in New Zealand A fter Hours 67 3815 napalm and vacancy for the a slaughter great deal of influence. ure, they warned: have has made no public stateof civilians in Vietnam, ment on the issue. But the Perth phenoJunior Draftsman - Office Boy but are actively com"Such legalisation will t ill1111111111111i11111111111111111111111111111111Illi menon depended to a not only destroy pounding the murder by the 15-16 years with Junior Certificate with pass very great extent, not scalpel in Perth. right to life, but will conin Technical Drawing. merely on a single, de1 LOW COST HOME OWNERSHIP tribute greatly to the fufinite act of a man's will, In such an atmosphere, Apply in writing to the above office at Leep your housing costs down ture decline of morality by securing a reasonably priced building site. the return of Easter may but on a continuance of within our society." 196 Adelaide Terrace, Perth. find it hard to make repeated such acts. We offer high lots with lovely views at much impact. For the It is more miraculous SORINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY meaning of the Cross is that a man should be fully serviced with deep sewer, water, bitumen roads f or $6000. Four years terms with reducible interest at etc. that inconvenience, even able to throw off the in7%Moderz Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach to the point of death, is grained habits of a lifeSEE THE LARGE RANGE OF This Is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in to be endured for the time than that the child Hamersley area. 12" L.P.'s AT— sake of the eternal should be riddled of an W e also build two or three bedroom Homes in this Suburb !rum $15000 Including landl on low Deposits verities. incurable cancerous and weekly payments. growth. • All Top 40 Hits are available Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents At a time when so There are examples of W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. many crocodile tears are being spilt for suffering these moral miracles in Baptists called it "his434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 and death abroad, and so history, such as Paul of tory-makin g" when a many death dealers are Tarsus and Augustine of Franciscan priest addresHippo, but they are the sed a series of conferabroad at home, Easter for ences on spiritual renewproclaims that death more remarkable C OMMERCIAL UNION BUILDING their rarity! solves nothing. al at Vestavia Hills Bap64-66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE PERTH "A young man accord- tist church here. For Easter is the feast ing to his way, even when Father Duane Stenzel, i of the renewal of life, the he is old, will not depart Hannan Street. Phone 78 P.O. Box 96 more abundant life that from it." There are many 0.F.M., of Louisville, Ky., I Christ promised. It now said his reception at the men enslaved by vicious only promises a life beor weak habits who must church "was tremendyond the grave; it asserts wish to start all over ously warm and wonderthe right to life here and again but seem unable to ful." now, wherein the prostake the first weak, totHis talks centred on pect of the eternal guertering step. the renewal of all Chrisdon may be won. And, in the present in- tians and emphasised And the Cross makes stance, even should the that experiencing Christ the inconvenience of man at some time re- was as important as docchildbirth a mockery lapse, it will not take trine. when it comes to filling away from the splendour Frank questions about up what was lacking in of his achievement, his the Catholic Church were the sufferings of Christ. intent and his motive. directed to the Francis- • By preparing your will and adminFor the nature of con- can. Men are justly proud version, which is not in istering your estate. of what they have achiev- an official sense miracuHe called the Baptist ed in the physical and lous, is certainly so when church "progressive in • By administering the estates of temporal order. But it it is virtually instantane- the best sense of the would seem they have ous. relatives and friends in your stead. word." The priest was forgotten that their i nvited to address parishShould the man renatures are fallen and lapse, it would be well to ioners by Rev. Otis the greatest proof of this SPACIOUS, AIRY BARS and LOUNGES Brooks, Vestavia Hills is the failure in the moral remember that the saints * TOURISTS: Home pastor. Rev. Brooks are the sinners who kept from Home. nature of men. * ACCOMMODATION sought the approval of on trying. : First Class Cuisine pa, his parishioners before e xcellence. Men of the 20th century In an age whose chief he extended the invitaI * INCLUDES 14 Bedrooms with shower, toilet and need a Saviour as much glory would seem to be tion. balconette. * SERVICE: Modern as did Neanderthal man. "instant" coffee and what Dining Saloon. Father Stenzel said not, it is pleasant to ENJOY PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE For without God and His think that the immediate some Baptists of other KALGOORLIE'S BRACING ATMOSPHERE. salvific grace, man is left nature of a revolutionary churches objected to his Personally supervised by W. L. and 555 HAY STREET, PERTH merely man—a terrible change of mind, heart participation in the conC. G. Murphy, Props. and will, to the things ferences. But, he added, Phone 23 1031 fate for a being made in that are of God K ALGOORLIE is by no he found no opposition the image of God. means impossible. at Vestavia Hills.
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Thursday, April 2, 1970
, To Review Bishops Views
A Vatican prelate has revealed that an international response from bishops on the problems of the modern priesthood will form a "large part of the agenda for the plenary session of the Con. gregation for the Clergy", scheduled for April 20. Cardinal John Wright, prefect of the congrega tion, spoke of two documents coming from his congregation on the need for priests' councils an d associations.
The Family Planning Clinic, fostering the ovulation method, has reported a growing increase in interest and activity He stood document the ledge of the other major provision for time to be solidly behind hind in the past year. It is appealing to couples familiar with the the invitation issued last highestthepossible authorpoints of this very im- given to the priest to month to the priests of ity." portant letter." method for help in staffing clinic discussion groups. engage in further studies
the world to renew their He cited the recommen- and other opportunities He indicated that, in Engaged couples at- cows annually and lamen- addition to reviewing dations made by his for personal In 12 months, more than 400 couples attended the develop. clinic and the committee says it has had no report of tending Pre-Cana confer- ted the press coverage— the theological and can- congregation such as the ment. ences are referred to thj or the lack of press cov- onical premises on which f ailure of the method among the couples who could regular clinic nights tc erage—given the total the document is based, adopt it. learn of the ovulatiot document on "The Per- definite guidelines, norms method, though there it manent Formation of the and directives were proIt is receiving inquiries The Perth clinic be- a possibility of extra Clergy." vided for the guidance of from non-Catholic coup gan in 1968, initially in sessions being provided the local bishop and les interested principal t he Redemptorist Re- for them. The document on the those priests chosen to ly in the physical aspect treat House. proper implementatio n help him constitute the The clinic committee of the ovulation method Later, it was transfer- in its annual report of priests' councils to diocesan priests' councils. in comparison with oth red to the lecture thea- stressed the importance give them a say in govCardinal Wright also er family planning tech tre of the St. John of of both husband and erning the local Church disclosed that, immedwill be niques. released in early attending the clinic God Hospital maternity wife An association of more than four score years The clinic has had section in Subiaco. Sis- It was found that a few spring, perhaps as early iately on completion of with the religious and cultural life of Fremantle many inquiries from ters of St. John of God women were unable to as April, the cardinal the document of "required priests' councils," was severed recently by the death of Sister Mary country areas and is assist doctors and lay use the method because said. the congregation began Gerard of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the planning a country cor staff in conducting the, of lack of co-operation AppariThe second document, its work on a document tion. Sister Mary Gerard, formerly Miss Theresa respondence bureau — clinic. from their husbands. an instruction on volun- for voluntary associawith itinerant clinics in Pring, was born in London eighty-nine years ago It was also found es- tary associations of tions for priests. Couples attending the sential for couples to bigger country towns — and came to Western Australia at the age of priests for deepening Such associations, he in its efforts to cope clinic, which is held once clarify their motives for their three. She spent her school days at St. Joseph's intellectual, spirit- explained, set up with with the growing de- a month, first hear talks using the ovulation me- ual Convent, Adelaide Street, Fremantle, where she and social lives will ecclesiastical approval, entered by a priest on moral as thod. mand for its services. the religious life in 1902 making her final be discussed at the upSome couples whose coming plenary session would provide for the in- profession in 1905—the whole period since It is meeting increas- pects and by a doctor or then tellectual, spiritual and ing costs and a growing the theory of the ovule cases proved difficult in the light of the resbeing spent as a teacher of music and singing social needs those of method. Then a tion were referred to a doc- ponses from the bishops work load on its trainuntil her retirement. priests whose particular explains tor for consultation. of the world. ed staff, but needs help nursing sister Sister Gerard was a highly gifted musician, interests would best be thermomea of use the The clinic is held once particularly from coup"The best response by served by voluntary asand an even more gifted teacher and thousands keeping of the and ter a month on the first Sunles familiar with the meof children owed their appreciation of music to morning day night of each month. far came from the Ameri- sociations and by the opthod, and from people charts to record can hierarchy both in portunity of meeting her great dedication to her work. Among her emperatures. t Enquiries can be made respect to substance able to read and explain and with priests of similar more gifted pupils who made their mark interGeorge's to St. 77 Tce. temperature charts. to originality." interests. The couples then have nationally were Norah Coalstad, Kathleen FanBasically the ovula- discussions with people To prepare such a docning (Goodall) and Diana Ratazzi, who owe so Cardinal Wright emtion method is a deter- who have been followument on suggested volmuch of their success on the concert platforms phasised that this was an 'SUCCESS' A mination by body tern ing the ovulation methexample of "people who untary organisations for of Australia and Europe to her guidance and peratures of the infertile od. The clinic concludSTART FOR write letters and get specific priestly purposes devotion in their early musical studies. But days in a woman's men- es with questions put to and needs, the congregathings done." there are countless others throughout the State E X-PRIESTS, strual cycle. the whole panel. tion sent out a questionThis was an obvious who achieved success or even more important, naire to the presidents of The annual report of EX-NUNS Couples are asked to compliment to the bishderived from Sister Gerard a love of all that is all bishops' conferences the clinic committee return in a month's For a growing number ops who wrote in their with the request that best in the world of music. notes a significant coin time to have the wives of priests and nuns replies to the congrega- these questionnaires be in addition to the teaching of individual pupils parison in figures issu t emperature charts seeking secular employ- tion. of the piano, violin and singing, Sister Gerard relayed every to bishop ed by the N.N.'s World checked, to discuss any ment, "Success" is often was for more than fifty years in charge of all He explained that an within the conference. Health Organisation and difficulties encountered the beginning — not the investiga class singing in both the High School and Parry tion by the conthe International Plan and to make a further Cardinal Wright desend — of their search. gregation had ned Parenthood Federa- appointment determined Street Girls' School, and did all the preparation two for "Success" is a New in many parts of the cribed the response as tion. for the Annual Concert and for the St. Patrick's months later if it is ne"uneven," particularly on Day Concert, two of the outstanding cultural These showed a failure cessary. They are also York employment agency world the priests' coun- the part of the new events in Fremantle for half a century. She also rate (or pregnancy inci- given booklets and print headed by Tim Fogarty cils were not function- nations. The replies from dence) for the contra- ed explanations and mo and organised at the ing correctly. prepared the children for the singing of the nine many nations were asceptive pill of 0.0 to 1.8 del graphs of basal tern suggestion of a Jesuit o'clock Mass in St. Patrick's Church on Sundays Fault was found in a tonishing in their frankper 100 woman years, perature patterns. There priest. Its main task is i few areas with the "in- ness, promptness and and Holy Days. You'd wonder how one small finding jobs for clergyand for the ovulation me- is a charge of $2 pet completeness. difference" of bishops, person could do so much and do it so well but men and nuns no longer, thod 0.8 to 1.4. couple for attendance. while in other places the that was not the end of her activities. active in their religious He said Bishop Joseph weakness of councils Small in stature, but big in faith and heart, L. Bernardin, general seccareers. was attributed to the Sister Gerard had a great devotion to Our Lady, retary of the U.S. ConferAlthough the agency gradual loss of interest a devotion which she passed on to others as a has clients from various on the part of the priests ence of Catholic Bishops, replying for spiritual Director of the Children of Mary's the United religious denominations themselves, he said. 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY States, had sent him a Sodality and of the Aspirants thereto. Each first Fogarty reports most of P hone: 8 240:, Cardinal Wright said "fantastic package" of reSunday of the month she organised the Proceshis customers are Cathwhich was the instruction on sponses sion of the Blessed Sacrament at the evening All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken olics. priests' councils that will "easily the first in importdevotions where a special point was made of the ance both with respect to vasemmr---=--immmeen come out next month, substance singing of the hymns and full participation of the and originalbased on the investigaC ATHOLIC Sodality members Aspirants and little flower ity." tion and a prolonged disgirls. BISHOP HEADS cussion at the last plen- These responses, dealAmong the business people of Fremantle Sister ary session of the congre- ing O PTOMETRI STS with every aspect of GROUP Gerard was well known and highly appreciated. gation, was designed "to 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 As concert time approached each year, Sister Bishop Joseph B. Bru- meet precisely those de- priestly life, would even230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 tually surface in the docGerard nini fects Natchez of Jackson could be seen wending her way from mentioned in counWILLIS, Optometrist F. W.A.O.A., R. ument prepared by the was elected chairman of cils already is existence." business house to business house seeking advercongregation on volunthe newly formed Mistisements for the programme and never was she He was emphatic that tary associations of sissippi Religious Leaderrefused. Sister Gerard had among her pupils the document "attempts priests. ship Conference at its many who were non-Catholics, some of them to make clear to the annual first meeting Cardinal Wright said being professional and business women who after bishops their obligation here. to take seriously the let- he lamented the reaction leaving school attracted by Sister's fame as a given a circular letter on Now have Tickets selling in the teacher sought her services. Sister Gerard had 11111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111 ter and spirit of the Vati- priestly formation issued can Council with respect a remarkable memory and never forgot her old by his congregation. ZODIAC $50,000 First popular This PLANNING A FETE? to the establishment of pupils. She was always overjoyed to see them priests' councils in every was the letter made pubPrize Lottery (Tickets $3 each, and their children and even their grandchildren, Choc, Wheel Books. lic in February in which diocese. and seemed to have an unfailing store of little pries ts were invited to Nod. 1 - 30 75 cents ( full book, $150). gifts for her tiny visitors. "At the same time," he renew their vows of celiNo'd. 1 • 48 $1.00. c ontinued, "the document bacy and obedience on Prompt return all Moil Orders. With the passing of Sister Gerard has come on councils seeks to in- Holy Thursday. the end of an era—an era when music in the •kvai!able— This Lottery has 50,000 Tickets dicate those areas of home did so much to bind family together before He regretted that press priestly life and ministry, only. RECORD PRINT the advent of radio and television. Sister Gerard as well as diocesan gen- coverage gave "inadehas gone to her reward, but her name will be 450 Hay Street, Perth. quate and, in many I t will be a quick seller. cases, eral policies, in which the always lovingly remembered by not only her no coverage whatever" of 11111111l111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 consultation of the clergy the actual contents former pupils but also by the citizens of Freof through their duly elecmantle generally. To them, by her nurturing of ted representatives is the letter. musical talent, and her encouragement of all culessential under modern The letter he was refertural activities, and by her example of humility c onditions." ring to offered 25 sugand dedication to the Mother of God, she has gestions for priestly forHe further revealed left a great legacy. Sister Mary Gerard, may your that the document, fin- mation, but it was the cardinal's opinion that gentle soul rest in peace. ished approximately six w eeks ago, was now only the renewal of vows under review by the received any attention in papal secretary of state, the press. and Pope Paul person"For instance," he said, YOUR MORLEY CHEMIST ally. This was being done, "my mail from the the cardinal insisted, not United States and else( M.P.S.) only because of standard where. while referring to Vatican procedure, but the suggestion concernBOANS MORLEY (The Pharmaey Right inside Beans) also because of his desire, ing the renewal of vows, Rave your Prescriptions Picked up and Delivered in the name of the con- obviously was written Phone 76 1395 gregation, "to have be- with little or no know-
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Festival Of The Century
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Christ has died CHRIST IS RISEN Christ will come again
"Progress and Harmony for Mankind" is the theme for Expo '70 that opened Japan recently. at Osaka, in Easter Season calls us to exercise the virtue of joy, for is it not a virtue with a own. He passed through it what you like," said the Canadian spokesman, featured in the call can " You the stone that sealed His and stability all its own? brightness well-produced TV film, on the opening day. tomb — for it was not to Our Lady shares most "But to us it is, a trade fair where we will work hard to capture some world let Him out that the Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, this regard Australia will be our keenest rival." And deeply in the joys of this angel rolled away the markets for Canada. In A.A.I.M.T. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., B.Sc., Dip. season, and our joy is in know. stone, but to let in the Canada should her joy. Rejoice Queen anxious women. He pasOn film, at least, it months of April and of heaven, Alleluia. The event is exactly 30 have meant she would in a blaze of glory. We sed through the closed Japan looks as if Osaka 1940, has May. In late. "The third day He rose see Him again. can see the simple truth doors of years the Upper Buddist temples and from the dead," — Did Mary Magdalen, a behind Our Lord's com- Chamber, in which the was preparing both an achieved this. Especially i n the area World of shrines, comfort a even ships and docklympics anybody see Jesus rise? great public sinner, re- mand "Lay up to yourO for the visitor. Walking ed in nearby ports, have For 40 days He was pented and stood weep- self treasure in heaven." Apostles were gathered fair to commemorate and He rose into the sky We must no worry too at His Ascension. the 2,000th anniversary is cut down so much, been pressed into serv- among them once more. ing at the foot of the He that one has hardly to empire ice. island Peter said, "We ate and cross on Calvary till Our much about material wanted to prove that He of the in- walk at all. Walk-a-ways As an introduction to drank in His company Lord sent forth His things but pay attention when the Pacific war are the special feature. the country, Osaka pre- after His rising from the I Spirit. So He loved this to those eternal things was not a ghost — "See tervened. my hands and feet" — As in Montreal, Osaka, sents the 20th century in repentant sinner so which will account for He had a real body, but The persistent Japan- is using the train serv- Japan in a most attrac- dead." No word or comment dearly that He made her so much. Jesus says, it was a glorified body; ese are determined that ice from one pavilion to tive form. It is an excitthe dead Body stir- His messenger to an- "You will lament and on Expo delayed long their another, and the new ing place with a number ring to life, simply — nounce His resurrection weep but your sorrow, the kind we ourselves hope to have at the Rewill be the most "glor- railway link between of good large American- "The Father raised Jesus to the Apostles. will be turned into joy. I surrection. Jesus had ious festival of the cen- the City and the Expo type restaurants and from the dead." Magdalen, because of I will see you again and changed in appearance tury." site is the very latest. night life for those who Peter and offending Jesus by her your hearts will rejoice and some doubted his exHowever, of Expo lies in a kind Forty-thousand people want to feel at home. It John ran to the tomb and very sinful life, was full and your joy no man will istence, for we remembasin-shape valley in the are expected to use the is more attractive than really it was empty — of compunction. She take from you." ber Mary Magdalen did Senri Hills some 10 new rail line every day. Tokyo and is called the they saw the beautiful kissed His feet and "Pontius Pilate con- not know Him at once, Miles from Osaka. Where Venice of the East, the winding sheet in which washed them with her demned Christ to death A forecast total of 60 bamboo groves and rice million people are ex- only connection really Nicodemus, who came by tears, dried them with at the desire of the because of His glorified paddes once lay, now ris- pected to visit Expo dur- being the canals and night, laid delicate spic- ' her beautiful hair, and Jews" but the history of Body. Thomas the Apostle es palaces of flickering ing the six-month run. waterways that seem to es between the folds and anointed His feet with the Jews reveals how was absent from one of light, pleasure looking About twice the number be never ending. on this sheet the imprint ! precious ointment. Jesus much temporal their domes, plastic mosques originally predicted. I Expo really is only of the suffering blood- I forgave her because she blessing was consecrated the four meetings, he doubted Christ's precontemporary strucand would say Australian vis- one enormous trade fair stained body of Jesus loved much and He told to the service of God, sence and said, "Unless tures of glass and steel. and most important to was evident. itors take a large slice and to aiding the poor. I shall see in His hands her to go in peace. The Evangelists state And to us, indeed it In the best days of the print of the nails, When Expo is finished of the total number of Australia. We are making an their decisive facts: The would 13e delightful, to their history, their tithes so I have heard, it will visitors. and put my finger into early impression on the women who had prepar- !pour our tears in His and betheir His side, I will not becleared again, offering all be Traffic jams happen Japanese people, and I ed spices came to anoint ; presence and with loving thanks - offerings and cause space is so valu in the large cities of Japhope will continue to do the Body and went into ! Magdalen to wash His their free-will offerings lieve." Later Jesus inable in Japan. an almost every day. And this as more Americans the tomb. The body was feet with our tears. But, were on a scale of splen- vited Thomas to put his I can just imagine the As would be expected, and Europeans descend not there. The Angel where is this devotion? did munificence; nor did finger into the wound in headache the authorities the side of His glorified on Japan. each new Expo should said, "He is risen." Mat- Where is this effusion they lose by this, for Body. Thomas exclaimed are going to have with be an improvement on More Australians than, thew tells us how an of holy tears? they were constantly "My Lord and my God" this problem. the last. ever before are going to Angel rolled back the Never-the-less no one thanking God for their — Jesus said, "Thomas I believe a fleet of see the country "uptop."I stone, "His countenance doubts that Our Lord blessings. you have believed be helicopters have been Asked often, by those, as lightning, his raiment first appeared to His Even today, that same you have seen Me, hired to hose down the thinking of taking the as snow." The guards Blessed Mother: But how spirit of generosity has Blessed are they who roofs of stranded cars trip, is the vital ques- were struck with horror can we form an idea of characterised these peo- have not seen and bewhose occupants might tion: "Is Japan worth its and became as dead- the joy that filled her ple, not only among lieve." collapse from price"? men. heart at the sight of her their own Jewish com- In the Church of the CORSET SALON otherwise sunstroke in the swelterNot if you expect a Because Christ was beloved Son — so radi- panions and friends but Holy Cross in Rome, ing heat of the summer facile land of prettiness, "obedient unto death", ant and beautiful. Fashion Corsets also to Protestants and Thomas' finger may be months. kimmonoed maidens He rose again on the ! Our body which has Catholics. On a smaller Ladies' Surgical & seen enclosed in a glass un-1 third day. It looks as if there der the cherry blossom. been our companion in scale it will be found Exclusive Lingerie may That facile does existt The first appearance of life, will one day be that the unity of a com- case, with one of the be simply not that fastened Jesus Hosiery enough accommodation but the character of the Jesus was, we are told, joined again to our soul munity depends to a nails the Cross, and also a to go around. Some country and its people is to Mary Magdalen — — and all our sadness, great extent upon the to Room 202, 2nd Floor thorn from His crown. alarming estimates have very different and I sus-: Magdalen the sinner — misery and pain will be services and kindness of Levinson Building Christ died in agony ; suggested that there will pect always has been.' and she went and told forgotten. one individual to another. on the cross on Mt. Cal713 Hay St., be about 30,000 hotel But it is definitely worth' the disciples whom she All the many sacrificEven Cicero once said vary to save us from Perth. rooms in what are ex- It for those who are real found mourning and es we make, especially that "Men resemble gods eternal ruin. He rose travellers peak the at heart. be ; to pected weeping for His death in helping our neighbour, 1111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1 Besides the added at- • "and they did not be- for the love of God, will in nothing so much as from the tomb and asin doing good to their cended from Mt. Oliver traction of Expo, Japan lieve." , not be in vain but every fellow-creatures." I into heaven to signify we is rich in history, art St. John tells us she good action, all the sorFor the forty days too will rise one day and and tradition. It is a did not at first recognise rows we endure, our pacountry that is really Him, she thought He was tience for the love of Christ came and went by , be happy with Him in living, and it is import- the gardener, and sec- God with difficult indiv- some rhythm of His heaven for all eternity. ant to us to get to know ondly His mysterious iduals, will secure the reher people, and for them opening words to her ward on that day. to get to know us. "Do not touch Me for I Our daily hardships 'TAXI 4k tot OaN After all, one cannot am not yet ascended to which we all have to ensay that our pavilion has my Father." He must dure will come to an end not been designed to atMAN for Atte ressatgi tract attention, our hostesses and personnel not We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all ill carefully selected, and About 40 dreary eyed wishing to attend please nesses or complaints which can be relieved by great thought gone into sun-tanned members of ring Larkin herbal treatment. These teas are blended from Judy our entire programme. the Club returned to (87-2693) before Sunday formulae which have borne the test of time and e The results of the next Perth Monday night after 5th. Girls are requested long experience. We als- stock Chamomile—, six months in Osaka may four glorious days at to bring a supper plate Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others linger long after the Dongara. Price per packet $1.00 at your Chemist_ Healthplease. "Glorious Festival" has Harvey Food Shop or direct from our Mail Order DepartProfessor Friday 10th. A Night at long been forgotten. came back with various the Claremont Speedway. 'rent. —Edith McNamara. extra specimens includ- We meet at the front en- if you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask for ing a snake, a bob-tail trance to the Perth Rail- cui, free detailed pamphlets. WOMEN'S lizard and many colour- way Station at 7 p.m. ful beatles which he will and go by train to the LEAGUE Meetings and venues add to his vast collec- Speedway. tion. Saturday A 11th. 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. for coming week: We are happy to an- Theatre Night. — "GoodTel.: 82-1169. SUNDAY. April 5: Victoria Park Parish Hall nounce that the Charles- bye Mr. Chips". Mare In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, 671 Hay St. evening devo- ton Girls won first prize Nally is in charge of the after at the Talent Quest— bookings for this eventions. MONDAY. April 6: Shen- Many thanks to the ing. Tickets will cost ton Park Presbytery, at people concerned for $1.75 each, and will be making their holiday booked on Friday 3rd. so 10 a.m. DIAMOND only those who advise WEDNESDAY. April 8: home available. Bedford Park Parish Tennis will finish for before then can be inSPECIALISTS Hall, Wood St., at 1 the season at Tenivale eluded in the booking Please ring if you are inp.m. Courts, Howlett St., Highgate, Mrs. M. North Perth on the 3rd terested. For a watch to wear, or Sunday 12th. Feel like Woods home. Chelms- April. We wind up with a a watch to giro, you ford Rd., 10.30 a.m. lightning tournament a Hike? The plan is to will always find the meet at 1 William No. Inglewood. at 57 Third commencing 8 p.m. model in perfect St. at 11 a.m, and head Avenue, Mt. Lawley, 1 Transport from No. 1 Omega's mariralled for National Park and s p.m. William St. at 7.45 p.m. c ollection. barbecue lunch. Leederville Branch adSquash commences on The new club premises. vises of its card party. 17th April at Oxford 358 Oxford St., Leederp.m., Wednesday. April Squash Academy, Oxford ville are open from 8 p.m. 8 in St. Mary's Hall. St., at 8 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, TAINCHrON PARTY at Saturday 4th April, a Fridays and Sunday eventhe home of Mrs. McMaster, 31 Park Rd.. swinging night at the inv. Club facilities inMt. Lawlev. at 11.30 Pagoda with J.T. and the clude a billiards room. Omega Seamaster a.m., Monday. April 6. Jazzmen. Girls supply the chess, draughts, music. Models ha-, $58 00 supper and men the coffee etc. for an admisWe wish to advise members and friends drinks please. Transport sion fee of 20c. that the annual card from No. 1 William St. The Catholic Social evening for the Seminary at 7.45 p.m. Club is open to all single Bursary has not been Wednesday 8th, strictly people 21 and over. 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THE Out and about with the . . .
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Thursday, April 2, 1970
TRIP DATES FACING A CHALLENGE FIXED Much publicised recently, the strike of workers from the A.I.S. plant at
The Irish Club has Kwinana has doubtless evoked an opinion of one sort or another from all fixed its group flight of us. dates to Ireland this Mine was that, while I didn't know very much about the situation, if what year. The schedule is: June I read in the newspapers was true, then action of one sort or another was 8 (for six weeks); June certainly in order. 22 (for 12 weeks); December 20 (tentative; for proBut I didn't get worked the "pay packet" is the stand why they have to bably six weeks). up about it. major concern of the live and work in the way Australians seem to be fellows I worked with. A departure date for they do. August has not been notorious for their apaYet I saw one guy go thy; we are scared of the without his pay one INDUSTRIAL WORKERS arranged yet. Before my time in the "getting involved". week. He was sitting words Meanwhile, the club How many of us take down by his machine, un- factory,I think that, like will hold its monthly As some of you probably know, Girls' Presidents' Week was held a t the social at Highgate Hall an interest in our unions, doing his boots. We only most of us from a Franciscan Retreat House, in Victoria Park, from March 16 to 22. About on Sunday, April 5, at 8.30 read anything in the got paid after knock-off middle-class background, newspapers or periodcals on Friday nights and pay I was not as aware of the p.m. 25 girls attended in all. about current affairs? As was being handed out importance of the indusThis will give those Ifound myself doing with about twenty yards from trial working class as I The week began on were given a very good idea. A President should who met briefly during should have been. the Kwinana situation, him. Monday night with a talk by Kathy Sommers, be a good Christian in the County Kerry gaelic Probably this is beWhen the queue ran "getting to know each an ex-president on "The that she lives Y.C.W. not football team's visit, and do we ignore what does not immediately concern out, he yelled to the pay cause many of us do not other" session. Each of Role of President". Kathy only regarding it as a more recently the St. us? clerks: "Hey! you can see industrial workers in us had to answer ques- outlined some of the meeting held once a Patrick's Day festivities, Being a "white collar" bring my pay over here." our every-day experience. tions about ourselves, things a president should week, but living it every a chance to renew worker, I know little of "You come and get it If we work from nine and after we had over- be, a leader, a friend, she day of the week, all her acquaintances. factory life. I assume the same as everyone to five, we won't meet come our initial nervous- should be humble, en- life. This doesn't only many. If we only travel that, in this enlightened else." ness at having to speak thusiastic, should have apply to presidents, but in cars, we won't meet age, their conditions . . are . I pushed get and out in front of all the patience, and as all these also to every member of as good as any. shoved by you b s all many. If we don't meet girls, we all started to things require a tremen- the Y.C.W. A president, Well I might just be week, and take it for one migrants, we won't meet really enjoy our first dous amount of energy, by her example, should wrong. reason—so I can get that many. night. I feel, andI think she should be of course, lead the other members Let us look at ex- pay packet what's mine, And I think if we can't that most of the other energetic. We should see of her group to this national worker Gary and you're going to bring listen to the migrant, we girls do too, that this ses- our responsibilities to Christian way of life. Due to hall arrange- McDonald's recent ex- it to me." won't understand the sion was one of the most them, without being told. After this, there was a ments, the Highgate perience as a factory The pay clerk's didn't— new industrial worker— important. It helped to After Anne's talk, we session on "Handling YCW has had to can- hand: but another clerk did the and this is an urgent task promote a sense of unity broke up into discussion Our Money Responsibly, cel the dance planned "I learned not to be following Monday. of both the Church and among us. A realisation groups and listened to and Y.C.W. Finances", for Sunday April 5. "outward-going" in the the trade unions, because that each branch is only each others' ideas about during which Rhonda * * WHITE SHIRTS way Iunderstand it. My you sometimes get the a small part of the Y.C.W. family life, this helped to Kingsbury spoke. Rhonda Carlisle YVW will workmates didn't know One of the reasons for feeling migrants feel working together as a bring home to us what spoke firstly of Personal conduct a river cruise how to react, and were that episode could have neither of these groups whole to promote chris- Ann had said, and show- Finance, and we then and dance aboard the obviously suspicious. been the ill-feeling that really cares once you are tianity among those ed where we were fall- broke into groups to disMV Australia, also on No boots were sup- exists between the office signed up and settled into with whom we come in ing down with regard to cuss the different aspects Sunday, April 15, leav- plied, and the oldest staff and factory work- your allotted niche. contact. That we are not our families. of this. During the dising Barrack Street shoes I had were sand ers. I am sure one of the alone in our problems in ' With Thursday came a cussion, I think the imJetty at 7.30 p.m. shoes. I soon knew why The former often walk reasons the foreman our branches. There are talk by Father Maddigan portance of things, such Music will be pro- the others wore boots. through the factory in shouts and gesticulates other branches which on what he, as a Chaplain as Home Savings Acvided. Refreshments Most of the men wore their white shirts, some- so much is that most of have similar problems, looks for in a branch counts, H.B.F., Insurare available. Tickets full-length overalls. I times wearing sun the time he (a Latvian) and we can learn from president. Father said the ance, planned giving and at $1.25 are available had a pair of jungle green glasses to reduce flash is speaking to Italians each other. main things he looked budgeting were brought at the vessel. army trousers and an old from the welding. It's and Greeks who don't On Tuesday night, we for in a President were home to us. It was gen* * shirt. hard to explain the feel understand him. Christianity and Leader- erally agreed that it's St. Mary's Little Some people have, at Cathedral things ing of the workmen, but maybe, ship. A President should good to have some fun Youth Club will stage but I was very much I've felt it. times, questioned the be first of all, a good with our money while A TTENTION ALL! a dance at Serbian aware of them. I was Sometimes a few just Y.C.W.'s emphasis on Christian. we're young, as long as Hall on April 12, scared someone Schools, Convents, Colwas stand by their machines migrants—but I am conWhat do you mean, "A we try to save some at starting at 8 p.m. All going to ask me about and follow leges, Charitable Organis- good Christian?" You the a bloke vinced that a movement same time. are welcome. myself—my previous job through the factory with without a definite proations—For your Raffle mean a Bible-bashing After this Rhonda gave • * and the like—but no one their eyes. Sometimes it's gramme of action among * Tickets see . . holy Joe?" us a very informative Mirrabooka branch did. I was all so differ- the "thumbs up" sign one migrants can never be a R ECORD PRINT Father Maddigan would talk on Y.C.W. finances, will hold a dance on ent. guy gives to the office workers' movement in 450 Hay Street, Perth. quickly tell you that telling us what our subs April 10 at Nollamara No one introduced me bloke, that everyone else Australia. are used for. wrong III1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 you've got the RSL Hall, Sylvia St., to anyone—but it was supports. And this raises quesSaturday morning beNollamara, at 8 p.m. okay to speak to guys tions for us also. Once, a lump of grease gan bright and early with The music who worked around you landed on the back of a The Pope, speaking to will be proa discussion on work and vided by Down Town and lunched with you, as young engineer's white the Laity on March 15, its importance in our Union. long as you weren't too shirt —and no one knew said: lives. A dmission $1.00. f riendly. "It seems to us, in fact, where it came from or We broke into small Even their speech was who did it. entirely in keeping with groups again for this and different from mine. Not the spirit of the Council each group discussed at UNIONISM the swearing—I managed and useful for the relength the work of one With conditions tha newal at presnt in prothat pretty well. It was or two of its members. the grammar and words prevailed (no shields gress in the Church, Through this, all of the and meaning foreign to around welders, even that a fruitful dialogue girls were brought to see having to work in water be established between me. their jobs in a new light, Of course, I had ex- which flowed in from out- you and us." and with a new importThe New Seekers, perienced Who is "you"? How the same side, and through which ance in their lives. formed by the original before, but never for electric cords ran to often would we find an After lunch, we came Seekers founder -mem- eight hours a day, five various machines), it industrial worker on our together to hear Sister ber, Keith Potger, are days surprised me that so few parish councils? What do a week In an Australia-wide offer by the National Music Ann speak on Group seen this week in their not before —and I had belo they say about renewal? nged to any union. been expected Council to help promote interest in music it Meeting and Dynamics first television series. There seemed to be Would they join a counto be part of it. has authorised the Perth College of Music, 575 Procedure giving us an W ellington Street to announce the 1970 alio. ABC-TV will show I made big mistakes. several reasons for this. cil if we asked them? insight into such things cation of 1250 scholarships to Western Austrathem at 6.35 on Sundays. Tom (one of about six The main one was that What does religion and running discusas a good fellows I got to know they were lia. Free courses are available for beginners scared they the Church mean to The series features sion, handling problems reasonably well, out of may have to go them? What does "Sabonly on Piano Accordion, Guitar (Modern and on strike when they arise in the Keith with new partners about 100 Folk), Banjo Mandolin, Trumpet, Saxophone, in the factory), —and on their wages bath Day" mean to a Eve, Sally, group. Chris, Laurie had told me Clarinet and Drums. one day that they could not afford any bloke who wants a fourSuiiday morning was and Marty. his wife was sick after I reduction in day week but has to work Music lessons consist of personal class tuition income. spent doing a Gospel and The two female vocal- had had a shot at him which will guarantee rapid advancement. Postal on week-ends to live? Another was that there I feel I speak for the ists are both Grahams— for being late to work lessons, complete with diagrams, photographs, Gary's story seems to other girls when I say, but not related. It must have been pretty seemed to be a real feeletc., are available for country people. Those of that it was a big help to helplessness be one that could apply who qualify will be granted a commencement Eve Graham, who re- serious, or at least he ing among the fellows as to us quite well. all of us. course of free lessons suitable for beginners. places Judy Durham as was pretty worried. "I was not aware." regards their ability to Sunday afternoon was lead, hails from Perth, A ssistance to buy an instrument will be given Shortly after, when he change. How many of us have to spent reflecting on the Scotland, and has been if required. was eating his lunch on week and hearing every- in showbiz for eight A third was that the walk anywhere to collect his own — unusual for NOT A CONTEST our pay? It seems to me one say what they had years. Union representative was i Tom—I went and asked Experienced teachers accredited with the Perth nsufficient that we are got from the week. Then Sally Graham, a 22- how was his wife. The the leading hand. College of Music have been authorised to give not aware of the world It was off to Mass, and I do not know why around us, that we reply the lessons. This is not a competition. The be before too long, it was year-old, was previous- very meant she was not well. As he seemed migrants would not join a pathetic. ly a member of The grant is to encourage everybody who wishes to time to say goodbye. so a worried union about it, I (other than the do so to commence the study of music. We probably could exOur thanks must go to Young Generation in the s uggested he hop down r easons above), but as plain quite well the Rolf Harris Series. Keating Father and the NSTRUM ENTS I to the 'phone box and far as I could ascertain, meaning of Easter —but The new men are ring "Exec" Girls, who made Applicants should not buy instruments until adher, and he laughed: no migrants were in the do we, with our Easter the week to meaningful Chris Barrington, play- "How vised of the type suitable for the course selectmany workin' men union, and about 85 per eggs and holidays, ever for all concerned. Father ing bass and rhythm gui- you ed. Student's own instruments may be used know who can afford cent, of the fellows were w onder about the people Keating was a tremen- tars and piano, Laurie a only subject to check for suitability. 'phone?" It just migrants. who have no holidays, dous help to us by his Heath, an expert on six had n't occurred to me at When the time came, I no Easter eggs, just a HOW TO APPLY advice, by showing us and 12 string guitars and the time. felt guilty about leaving c ontinuous stream of Applicants are advised to telephone the Perth how to reflect on what drums, and Marty KrisTo this day, I don't these blokes. In a way, I w orkdays and worries? College of Music (21-2721) or fill in the couwe had learned; and by tian, the male lead vocalpon below. Full details will be forwarded saying Mass for us on ist, who was born In know how these fellows felt more guilty for being 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 without obligation. Please endorse coupon Wednesday, Friday, and Germany and also plays can live on the less than able to leave—and, basicA TTENTION ALL! "Postal" if postal tuition is required. Sunday. The "Exec" girls six and 12 string guitars $35 a week that they take ally, this is the thing S h chools, ome. Convents, Col. tha t made did all me the ground work and the harmonica. different NMI 11.11 IMMO =II NMI and preparation so necesI once asked a Greek from them, and prevents leges, Charitable OrganisTheir opening and mate how a working man me from really under- ations—For your Raffle sary for the success of Tickets see . . clos ing themes will be I was supposed to support standing. the week. Can Hear the Music of a family on our RECORD PRINT wages Yet my time with them Last, but not least, we the 575 Wellington St., Box K874 G.P.O., Perth. World Turning and A (he knew I was getting 450 Hay Street, Perth. made must thank me all of more our determin6001. (Phone 21-2721). World of Our Own. married and tried to talk ed to study, to under- 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 guest speakers for giving 1 11 Other numbers in the me out of it). 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POLITICAL FORUM "The Record" has made space available to the leaders of the major political Parties to state their views on matters of State importance. These views and policies are the responsibility of the various writers and do not reflect the views or opinions of "The Record."
Australian Labor Party
Liberal Party
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Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, KCMG, MLA
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The Country Party
Democratic Labor Party
Thursday, April 2, 1970
SLOVAKIAN PRIEST ARRESTED
The Two Problems Facing Our Directors
BONN, Germany: Reminiscent of actions in the former hard-line Stalinist era, a priest in Slovakia has been arrested on broad charges of People today are so self-centred that exceeding the "limits of the law" and abusing even in their charity they hope to get "his priestly functions." self satisfaction.
This was stated in the Australian The official CzechosloSenator, the Hon. Toni vakian Pontifical news Mission Aid Societies' annual By agency, JOHN R. MARTYR, Drake-Brockman, Mr. J. T. TONKIN CTK, has belatedly re- report for 1969. for Minister Air. State Secretary The strong and favourported that Father Albin The report stated that there were two Government's able public response to In recent times, the Dr. The Hislop's final quest Senaj, parish administraworld's Press has rightly share of the total housing the campaign to lift sales main problems facing the diocesan dirtor in Zazryva, a village for political immortality, building programme has of local products is a sign occupied itself with the the devaluatio in northern Slovakia, ectors. n of humbeen steadily dropping that our drive for the plight of the starving an life, would disgrace was arrested at his rec"First the world-wide interest in the over a number of years home market is at last multitudes in Biafra and Australian West legisla- tory by police. A large India, along with the and the situation regard- beginning to pay off. ture. This would be the group of Catholics, des- humanitarian needs of the developing ing low-cost housing is Manufacturers and re- populations of other less effect of the w'inton de- cribed by CTK as "a peoples. The great enthusiasm to alleyfortunate nations. the worst it has ever tailers have backed the struction of fcatal life if gang of reckless rowd- iate suffering, ignorance and At the same time in been. campaign so solidly that hunger. abortion was legalised ies," tried forcibly Australia, there have In order to focus atten- a million stickers bearing to' The confusio prioritie n of s among prevent the seizure of so tion upon the deplorable the new local products been numerous reports by his Bill. So many urgent prob- the priest. During the at- many Cathol ics who, in these days, find condition which exists, symbol have been printed of this country's predicatempted intervention a more personal satisfaction in relief Labor launched a cen- to meet their immediate ment of over-production lems — housing, educathan of wheat and other pri- tion, poverty, aborigines, policeman was injured, in sharing their faith." sure motion on the Gov- needs. ernment last week. The next step will be mary goods, and the ex- mining claims, industrial In the CTK report, reThe second problem, it said, was the similar A censure the formation of a Home treme difficulties of sell- unrest, decentralisation, ceived here, Father Senaj motion was launched in Market Committee to ing our excesses abroad. Commonwealth-State re- was referred to as an "ex- nature of the Pontifical Missions. 1967, when Housing Min- follow People preferred to give to a specific the campaign Invariably—as has hap- lations etc. — remain un- parson." observers in-1 ister O'Neil said there through and ensure it pened in the past—the re- solved, while the Upper ferred that the priest's 1 need or project than to give to a worldwas no housing crisis, makes the maximum im- action in some quarters House intends wasting "license" to function as, wide fund such time as the Holy Father's a on Bill of population demanded our that is only pressures. pact. Just prior to the 1968 A large part of the suc- Australia could simply by a small minority bas withdrawn by the civil Propagation of the Faith. election, on TVW's elec- cess of the campaign to solve its over-production ed on emotional, unprov authorities but that he "Its responsibi l ity of providing the tion hot-line, Industrial date—despite the indiffer- wheat problems by giv- ed assertions and rare has nonetheless carried, ordinary sustenance for missionaries toDevelopment Minister ent results that followed ing it away to the starv- hard cases. on his ministry, A Perth daily paper Court conveniently earlier drives—is due to ing nations. day, for the people of dwindl ing faith, The simple answer to continues to act as pub ignored the Government's the consumer It was reported by has not the attraction it had formerly. survey declining share of total which was carried out those who would have us licity agent for the abor some church circles in "Yet, for the good of the Missions, building ,and claimed: before the campaign gift all our excess prim- tionists by continuous re- Bratislava that Father ary production to needy jections of letters oppos- Senaj "The Government will opened. had protested and especial ly for the equity of all misbuild a record number of There was also a countries around the ed to abortion. The strongly against at- sions, Propagation must stay as it is. houses as it did last strong indication that world is that such a abortionists get news tempts of the Slovakian There must be a central collection and year. buyers wanted a positive national gesture could space and editorial fav- state government to curb disrupt the a trade central distribution of all funds." of the The Government re- means our for constant repeti- administratively, of identifying freeceived a severe setback goods made in Western domestic producers in tion of worn cliches; but dom of access to religiMission funds in Australia hit an all the countries we would those opposed are advis- ous instruction. The reat the election and went Australia. time high last year, according to the within a few hundred Before the campaign be trying to help. ed, in mealy-mouthed ports indicated that the Unlimited gifts by Aus- fashion, to seek new ar- Slovakian report. votes of being turned out was launched, a striking government of office. Western Australian pro- tralia of primary produce guments or are simply appeared inclined to reThis. was especially pleasing since could have the same rejected. In the circumstances, duct symbol was designstore the situation ex- there was a decrease in 1968. effects as the commerit was not unexpected ed and distributed. The D.L.P. opposes isting before the take"This is not the result of any signifithat there would be an A great deal will de- cial "dumping" of pri- any attempt to change over of the "liberal" immediate reaction in pend on the extent to mary produce. the existing law on abor- Alexander Dubcek re- cant bequests, grants or such like. It These countries, after tion. Government ranks. which local products are gime in 1968 in which is the fruit of explaining the missionary all, have to consider the There appeared an an- identified by the new only public school per- apostolate from interests of their domesthe pulpit, the classTHE SENATE nouncement on March 26, symbol ; sonnel were permitted Through a series of tic producers and strive The A.L.P. once again to handle religious in- room and the study hall of the student I-968, that Premier Brand possible to took a back seat to the struction. advertise- wherever planned some in secondary and tertiary levels." "soul television avoid situations which D.L.P., which for the ments, manufactu searching". The Premier rers could lead to priceFather Senaj in 1969 first time, has moved the said a combination of the are being urged to attach housing and land prices the symbol to their pro- depression from free or traditional opposition led a pilgrimage of more — had probably played ducts to aid buyer recog- concessional imports. amendment to the ad- than 100 CzechoslovakThere are other factors dress-in-reply a part in the Govern- nition. in the Sen ians to Rome for Easter. But television coverage that have to be weighed ate. D.L.P. Senators have Father Senaj was reportOfficials of two that changes made by the ment's apparent loss of is only part of a compre- too. ed to have been making American Catholic or- committee "are positive initiative seized the popularity. for For instance, there are hensive, long-term sales discussion foreign preparations for a simi- ganisations, who support additions to the bill." of A month later, the promotion campaign we limitations on the types policy, primary industry lar Easter pilgrimage to the family assistance proFather James T. McPremier followed this up hope will increase local of food that can be gifted failure, national revenue Rome this year but had gramme, have noted that Hugh, director of the with an explanation in industry by this country. penetration of distribution, family life not yet obtained an exit the House Ways and Family Life Division, U.S. which he said the Party's the home The gifts become Means Committee has re- Catholic market by 50 Conference, contributory nation visa. and image was not satisfac• per cent, in worthless if it happens ported a bill in Washing- noted the bill "picked up ten years. insurance al scheme tory in the minds of the that the traditional diet ton calling for such aid bi-partisan support in Home market drives in all matters of vital impeople, and his Governout of committee. the past have always is, for example, rice. the House," and that Australia. port to ment was considering a Against this back"A major step toward there is also bi-partisan been spurred by the move to cope with the Who can now dispute welfare reform has been support in the Senate. knowledge of the big vol- ground of diplomatic, housing problem. taken," stated Msgr. Lawume of goods bought commercial and dietary the D.L.P.'s important However, he warned: Before the week was from the Eastern States obstacles, Australia has role in Australian politirence J. Corcoran, secre- "The bill will hit some based its aid programmes cal life, or the value of a out, the Premier felt con- by West Australians. tary of the National Con- opposition in the Senate strained to make a furWe are at present buy- to the less fortunate and vote for the D.L.P., ference of Catholic and could face real which show Liberals and ther explanation and ing goods from the East- the developing nations. Charities. trouble in the Senate As one of the "wealth" A.L.P. that they are desaid the Government had ern States worth more Referring to House bill Finance Committee." apparitions The at received a "kick in the than $600 million annu- countries, Australia has ficient and must im- Fatima foretold the cur- 16311, Msgr. Corcoran "The basic thrust of pants" at the State elec- aly, double the net value nothing of which to be prove? rent crisis of authority said: "This is a signifi- HR 16311 is good, and if tion during which hous- of our own manufac- ashamed in its past and in the Church, Arch- cant piece of legislation passed, would be a landINDO CHINA present contributions ing and land prices had tures. bishop Manuel Nunes which will revise the mark in social legislation This area, so vital to abroad. been critical issues. Though the capacity of Australia's future, is no Gabriel of Luanda, de- character and structure in the United States," In terms of percentage He decided to ask the local industry has never longer confined to South clared at a Lenten con- of the public welfare sys- Father McHugh said. tem, to the benefit of "Not every part of the _ Commonwealth Govern- been more evident—a of national income, Aus- Vietnam, but has now ference in Angola. millions of needy per- present bill is satisfacment for a special ad- t housand new factories tralia's gifts abroad are — as predicted by the Archbishop Nunes Gab- sons." tory, but it may be imvance of between $5 mil- have been opened in five among the highest of any D.L.P. — spilled over in- riel couples this observanation in the world. He said he was grati- proved in the Senate, or lion and .£6 million and years—the growth of During 1968-69, we gave to Laos and Cambodia. tion with his own affir- fied at the action of the in next year's Treasurer McMahon pro- local buying has been Congress," The root cause, as in mation of full union with Ways so and Means Com- the Family Life director mised to see if it would r apid, that increasing in- food, money and techni- South Vietnam, is North Pope Paul VI. mittee. He also indicated stated. be possible to divert ad- dustrial capacity has only cal goods and aid to the value of about $50 mil- Vietnam's attempt to imditional housing finance managed to keep pace. lion; a figure that ex- pose Communist Governt o Western Australia. Local industry is cer- cludes the $100 million in ment in every country of In June, 1968, the Pre- tain to reap enormous assistance that went to Indo-China. mier attended a Premiers' benefits if we can swing Papua and New Guinea. The fraudulent demonConference, and there he more of our local purNineteen Asian coun- strators and moratorreally bared his soul. He chasing power into the tries, sixteen African ium supporters do not told the conference that local market and reverse countries and six South ask Hanoi to cease desthe West Australian Gov- the traditional flow of Pacific island groups troying peace and harmm anufacture ernment had coped with d goods benefited from this aid. ony in Indo-China, but development problems so from East to West. Australia in 1968 be- call on U.S.A. and Ausfar but only at the exA strong home market came part of a regular tralia to abandon resist. pense of the State's will also form aid programme ance to Communi an excel- food st agbread-and-butter needs. lent base on through its obligations as gression which we and terror and Housing was the State's can develop new export a party to the Food Aid betray those who have most pressing problem. markets Convention of the Inter—particularly in valiantly resisted ComThe waiting list for the Indian Ocean area national Grains Arrange- munism for years. ment. Commonwealth - State and in Japan. Under this agreement, If Australia accepts homes had run to a point The Liberal Party has we have agreed to supply the will of the local where, to many people, consistently advocated annually 225,000 metric Communists (of whatprospects of obtaining the kind of home market tons of wheat or its flour ever faction), the left one seemed remote, if drive which the Govern- equivalent to food-deficit wing of the A.L.P. and the not hopeless. With the ment has now under- countries until 1970-71. strident anarchists inacute shortage house and taken —realising, as it A total of $12 million volved in the "protest" flat rents had soared. does ,that every dollar was provided in cowardice, the esti- movement, In such a situation, spent on local products mates for 1968-69 to meet treachery, emotion and why did the Housing r eturns in the form of this commitment and Ignorance will replace all WRITE: BR. CY WALLING O.S.M. Commission have $2 mil- mo re Jobs and better liv- eight overseas countries that is hallowed in the lion of unspent funds? 140 ROBERTS ST., JOONDANNA, WA. 6060 ing standards. shared in this food aid. Australia of today.
HOUSE COMMITTEE PRAISED
FATIMA PROPHECY CONFIRMED
AriNt
SERVITE
BROTHERS PRIESTS LIVE TOGETHER BECAUSE OF CHRIST
Thursday, April 2, 1970
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W.A. STUDENTS AT TREACY COLLEGE
Nuns' Convention Hears Criticism
COLLEGE PRESIDENT DENIES RESIGNATION WAS FORCED
Sister Mary Helen, who will resign as president criticisms of Marycrest College on Startling of educa- August 31, denied her re"lack as such greatest signation was forced. the tion is Several faculty memhandicap" of contemplabers and more than 100 a that and tive nuns cloister encourages "a students protested what ghetto mentality" were they called the "forced heard at a meeting of resignation" of Sister nuns in Chicago recently. Mary Helen. "It's not true," Sister were Mary Helen said. criticism The GerSister levelled by She said the school trude Wilkinson, a Re- will become coeducationdemptorist contemplative al next year and she nun of Esopus, N.Y., at believed "it's time to the fourth National In- bring in a lay president." stitute for Vicars of ReShe issued a statement, at the insisting she had "freely ligious here ' Cenacle Retreat House. chosen to return to teachTheme of the three-day ing English." The nun served as meeting was the role of Marycrest president for since Religious women Vatican the past five years. Second the Petitions with more Council. than 100 signatures have contemplative been circulated, objecting "The life has to yield to the to the resignation. process of evolution," 41•41.411,04W4,04 4.~MO4...41.41.4.4.41 said. Gertrude Sister deepen, will Ahearn (Rost., third seventh, left) and Gerald "Renewal left); John Chandler (Rost.; , (Trinity, s.xth from Cavanagh John left) Richard row: ack B not lessen, our commitCrocks (L'ville, second from right). Front: Peter McNamara (Aquinas, Geraldton); Stanley Willis (Aquin as, third from left ) ; Laurence Negus (St. Pat's, Perth, fourth from ment to a life of prayer." left) and Patrick Dwyer ( Aquinas, Bindoon, eighth from left) . Equation of the conAll mentioned were among others who made their First Profession on Feb. 28. Brother Godfrey Hall was the delegate of the superior templative life with engeneral, H.S.P. and Bro. Chanel NE•ighton, delegate of the superior general, S.P.P. closure or cloister had caused much confusion, she added. Many feared 'eroding" of cloister walls could portend the end of c ontemplative life, although Vatican II ruled CHEMIST A conference of nuns in Chicago has recommenenclosure for contemplaP resident Nixon's tives should be "reded the establishment of a central personnel board 10,000-word statement on tained, but modified ac- Wembley - 87 3984 for deployment of teaching Sisters in archdiocesan 24, proposing $1.5 cording to conditions of 274 Cambridge St. March schools and areas of their own choice. billion be used to finance time and place. 114P4,11.4 041.41041.4.41.#4.411`04 4, 0OAP411 , programmes "There are areas where 3M%-•‘%%%1006110000006'" " The time of secret decisions imposed on a desegration some religious communi- silent and passive people is over," visiting Cardinal throughout the country, Wembley Hotel ties haven't made invest- Leo Suenens, of Malines-Brussels, said in New was praised by Father Excellent Lounge and C. Albert Koob, president ments. A central personY ork in his final news conference before leaving of the National Catholic A ccommodation nel board would give the United States. Phone 87 2418 Education Association. each Sister an opportuFather Koob pointed Cnr. Cambridge and nity to teach in an area "The paternalistic style t o the President's proAlexander Sts., Wembley of her choice, whether of Church government is posal to finance innovaher particular order has dead," he said. tive educational experia school there," said Discussing progress in Subiaco Hotel ences between children SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE 2nd YEAR Sister Margaret Flaherty, updating the Church, SEA AT races in different Of F irst Class Accommodation of St. Sisters o f the Cardinal Suenens decHIGH SCHOOL order to reduce de facto The Ocean Beach Joseph. and Service lared: Pope Paul VI has segregation—rather than ENGLISH new create have to "We DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. Hotel named two new members creating massive and exChairman of the eduFREE HOME DELF7SR Y forms of co-responsibility of the U.S. hierarchy, one Under Personal Supervision SOCIAL STUDIES cation committee of the pensive bus systems as "a o f TOM KENNY Phone 81 1028 And that can levels. all at in Texas and another in wise choice." Sisters' Advisory CounPhone 3-1584 Irene McHenry, Proprietress with the only done be PHYSIOLOGY Guam, it was announced cil which sponsored the "The immediate probunderstanding, the active in Washington by Archconference, Sister Marlem is to get as much and or inand the participation, The Railton bishop Luigi Raimondi, quality education as posgaret detailed that reB ayswater Hotel 1st YEAR SCIENCE communities volvement in the process apostolic delegate in the sible Perth's Most Modern ligious underthe to OPP. STATION of decision-making of Temperance Hotel U.S. dealt directly with parish priviledged." the Catholic Old Time Mus.: & 5 minutes wait from Phone 5-2976 providing every level of the Church, in schools St. Mary's Cathedral Dancing, Friday and Father Patrick F. priest continued. and of every part of the 13.B. from S'I.00 "While integration cervo.xvwmta0000000:., teachers. Saturday. Church around the world. Flores of Houston was Cnr. 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THE LINK MEN by JOHN BRYANT
Operations will com- is that of colour televisBy 1975, the Intelsat mence soon after Easter ion. IV series of satellites for the final stage of lay- It is expected to ar- will be stationed above ing a coaxial cable link rive in this country with- the earth with five times from Perth to Port Hed- in two years. Initially, the power of those operland. costs will be great, both ating now. The primary stage was for the set itself, and the Another prediction for from Perth, through Ger- television licence. the seventies is the EVR Carnarvo akiton to n. With colour television, (electronic video recordThis stage was corn two other devices are ex- ing). It was devised by pleted in October, 1969 pected soon: An improvCBC, and comprises an The link was then extend ed system of receiving 8 mm black-and-white ed through to Port H&J- overseas programmes via film with magnetic strips land. satellite, and a do-it-yourcarrying sound and colWhen the coaxial cable self casette film tape deour signals. link is finished, it will be vice for recording shows able to transmit more of your own choice. This makes it possible than 1,200 telephone calls In February this year, for an enthusiast to see 7nd a television channel Intelsat III began trans- a programme of his each way between Port mitting news live from choice as often as he Hedland and Perth. London through Austra- wishes — an added adThis cable will then lia's fourth earth station vantage for the coming join the microwave link at Ceduna. television generation. being built between the east coast and Perth, giving a complete tye-up communication link ABC - TV: STW 9: around the Australian Sunday, April 5: Sunday, April 5: coast from Cairns, in 10.30 Struggle For Peace " Easy To Wed": Queensland, to Port HedWar Plans': A nuclear 8.00 Sunday Movie (120 land, in W.A.'s North. war would be an allmins., 1946 Comedy - G) It was the coaxial out madness as terStars Van Johnson, cable system that enabl rible as our fantasy Esther Williams, Kee ed West Australians to can imagine it. How nan Wynn, June Locksee man walk on the would the nations hart, Lucille Ball. Libel moon for the first time— fight? Would an emesuit forces newspaper in July last year. my carry out his editor to take back ' The calble is laid by a threats if he knew he slick reporter in order 45-ton soil-ripping trachimself would be desto frame socialite. tor. It tears the earth troyed? What could be TVW 7: to a depth of four feet done to limit the damTuesday, April 7. by means of a propellorage? With comment 7.35 Laugh-In (No. 39) type shovel. from former West ( A). Comedians Dan Simultaneously, the German Defence MinRowan and Dick Marcable is laid: It is fed ister Franz -Josef tin spearhead an hour through a tube-like arStrauss, British Deof side-splitting enterrangement. Barrels con fence Secretary Denis tainment with regulars tam ing the cable are po Healy, French General Goldie Hawn, Judy sitioned above and to the Andre Bauffre, and Came, Joanne Worley, side of the tractor. American defence exChelsea Brown, Gary Each barrel holds perts, this episode reOwens, Henry Gibson, 1000 yards of cable views these questions Arte Johnson and Alan The cable costs $3.00 a about the unpredictSues. Guest Stars: yard to lay, and the overable course and outTony Curtis, Perry all cost for the procome of a nuclear war. Como, Laurence Har- THE LINK MEN: Tristan Rogers who plays the part of boyish Detective Constable Ray Gamble. Tuesdays at gramme is expected to Tuesday, April 7: vey and Flip Wilson. 7.35 p.m. on STW Channel 9. be in the vicinity of $12 8.00 Hark At Barker: Frida y, April 10: Each week Lord RustMore than 200 minor, less (Ronnie Barker) 9.30 In Perth Tonight. The film's story is of booster stations have Compere Garry Mea- FILM REVIEW by John Bryant is at home in Rustless the problems of a very been put underground dows. Hall, his country seat, immature girl. It uses sex between Perth and Carwhere he talks on one Saturday, April 11: to attract those normally narvon, in addition to 12 subject, whether it be 7.35 Barbra Streisand attracted by sex. major boosters. A simi the dandelion season, - A Happening In CenIt will appeal to those lar number of repeater T he immediate impression one gets of "Candy" their search for fulfilor fly fishing, and then tral Park (G): Super with a cynical mind and stations will be placed ment. rambles off, as inclinthat is magnific is it unsucce a ently attempt ssful special featuring Barbetween Carnarvon and Perhaps the strongest a taste for farce. To treat ed, on another topic. bra Streisand - filmed to bring on to the screen another sexy 'bird' after Port Hedland. point in favour of deter- "Candy" solely as a sex This is the final epiat New York's famous the style of "Lolita". The completion of the mining that "Candy" is film is a mistake. There sode. Central Park. I t takes little more time to real ise that there three-year project will a farce lies in the charac- is too much sex in it for may be something deeper behind the production permit country people ters themselves. Burton that. — that is, the film may have more meaning to it plays a The characters porsubscriber -telephone sermad, hippie poet; t han meets the eye—and there is plenty that meets Brando a Hindu priest; trayed, the humour, the vices similar to those Television sets will be specially installed in the t h:: eye! available in the metroMattau a sergeant in the situations that evolve and the overall dream politan area, as well as Cottesloe Civic Centre tomorrow so that Liberal Is "Candy" purely a sex it more difficult to de- army; Coburn a world world in which the story to take part in the new and country League conference delegates can surgeon, and film, or is it a spoof on termine its measure of famous age of modern technolo- watch the Premier, Mr. Brand, on "Viewpoint." Mr. all sex Starr a poor Mexican. is set, are factors that films—a sincere success—it does not depoint towards a detergical development, and Brand will attend the conference after the pro- attempt to mock the sex tract from the work it- Their roles are each mined effort to produce gramme. enjoy the benefits that exploiting industry? Does self. "Candy" is such a turned about face to the a farce or spoof on sex extent that one simply result. the film turn meaning- film. * laughs at them, their by the same media that * * A series of Australian produced television plays fully on its predecessors? The dependence on a actions and their at- originally produced it for One of the most effec• will have its premier on TVW 7 this Saturday . If "Candy" is no more sex situation becomes so tempt to get to bed with the masses on a straight tive commercials seen on Well known Australian actor John Meilion plays than a film which was obvious that one can Candy. Ewa Aulin as out blunt basis. Perth television since an Irishman in the first play, "Tongue of Silver". intended to exploit sex, soon get bored, if you Candy "Candy" points a cyniplays the role of Coca-Cola brought out The series, to be called "Australian Theatre", was then it must be con- are not open to the pos- an cal finger at so many unbeliev ably the negative print of a stupid made in Sydney and Melbourne under the title demned, for indeed, its sibility of a secondary, but beautiful 18-year-old aspects of society, while, group of surfers, can be entire theme deals with more deeper meaning. "Shell Presents". at the same time, using schoolgirl. rigscribed in two words: a naive young girl who sex as the basis for doing Richa rd Burton, MarThe performa nces by Qantas, Australia." accommodates anyone lon Brando, Walter Matit. Desi Arnez and Lucille Ball have separated, but the more establish ed The thirty-second clip who wishes to use her. tau, James Coburn and actors become so real in If "Candy" was intendcommences with a 707 on their business partnership will continue. Now If, on the other hand, Ringo Starr are all but their own fantasy as to ed to be a straight out parted, they still share a 49 per cent ownership in "Candy" was made its final landing stage with for the latter, who ought become frightening. Bur- sex bonanza, then it unon what looks like Syd- Desilu Productions. the intention of being a to stay with drums, ton more than anyone wittingly said a lot more Recently Desi, President and Executive Producer spoof on sex, then it is ney airport. strong actors appearing else brings this point to about other aspects of The scene is taken at rejected a $49 million offer for the company. Last highly, but subtly, sucin support with Ewa the fore. life than did it raise a dusk, and a number of year the company turned out more than 300 hours cessful. Aulin (as Candy). Any trained eyebrow at a pair Art, religion, technical the armed Candy of filmed is devices a girl are who two-bit actor could have entertainment. of legs. forces, the medical thrown in to give special proDesilu now employs more than 1,000 people. It knows little about the appeared in the film, and fession, are all subjected "Cand effect to the normal run- started production facts y" is considered of life or, if she cost the producer a lot in 1957 with the "I Love Lucy" to this very strong far- suitable for adults only. does, cares little for the less money, of-the-mill message that show. The company too, at that time employed seven mora if its sole cical treatment in It will be seen at the is to be dispersed among people. l ideals upheld by purpose was to mass pro- "Candy". At the peak of its ratings, "I Love Lucy" Piccadilly. society. The plot follows duce a the multitude. series of sex situdrew a weekly audience of more than 45 million her from one situation to ations. Telephoto lense, slow Or then, again, viewers. another. motion, superimposing, were these names used are techniques that back What makes a film re- as a cover for the exThe Thursday night programme list included the a swinging musical ar pugnant from the social ploitation of sex, so as to rangement and make the following shows: W.A.O.A. aspect that deals with produce an atmosphere 5.25: Crusader Rabbit. Australian airline add a sex? Firstly, body expos- of a sub-strata plot when, OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST winner. 5.30: Children's Channel 7. ure. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. el 1880 "Candy" has its at no time, was it really 6.00: Noddy. quota of that. Secondly, there? * Res.: 67 1685 * no apparent message or 6.15: Our Gang. Techn ical devices used If you occasionally meaning in the plot. That are a 6.25: Three Stooges. successful medium look at what programmes would also appear to be employed 6.45: News and Weather. to present a were on television a dethe case. Finally, an un- rich image on to the 7.05: Cisco Kid. cade ago, chances are doubtedly clear sex- screen. Zooming and 7.30: Susie. you will realise the great exploiting theme. editing are two notable 8.00: O.S.S. possibilities that will A farce can not be con- features. A spectacular 8.30: Wagon Train. confront the television demned as such. It is a animated beginning capindustry in the next 10 9.30: The Star and the Story. form of art as authentic tures the imagination years. 9.55: Air Power. as comedy, or drama. and sets the stage for a The most immediate 10.25: Late news. The fact that it deals fantastic story to evolve of Australian 10.35: Crusader Rabbit. with a delicate subject Big beat music accomA dvt. 10.40: Epilogue, Close. such as sex simply makes panies the characters in
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
"CANDY" A FARCE?
THIS WEEK 1960
H. J. LILLEYMAN
R EMEMBER
HUNGARY
Thursday, April 2, 1970
Children's World
Dear Boys & Girls
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PICTURE PUZZLE
APRIL 5 Paula O'Brien, Bicton (12); John Omodei, Mt. Lawley (13); Paula Dyke, Norseman (11); Paula Reilly, Kalgoorlie (10); Kevin Dufall, Mt. Yokine (12); Pauline Kyd, Mt. Law-ley (14); Anthony Cutri, Kelmscott (8); Stephen Duane, Hyden ( 8).
This week I want to talk about a w ord, and the word is 'wonder.' if you look it up in your dictionary you wil l find that it means a state of m ind produced by something new, To * MONDAY unexpected or extraordinary. at. APRIL 6 w onder is to be amazed Thomas Lenane, Bindi In these days of flights to the Bindi (14); Peter Condamany us that of seem would it oon, m longa, South Perth (11); have lost the ability to be amazed Philip Isaia, Bentley (11); at or to wonder at. We accept our Catherine Craig, Karrinyup (11); Stuart Hadlow, man-made inventions and achieve- Dangin (9); Paul Frisina, still incredible but being ments as Guildford (11); Alison part of every-day l ife. God-mode Higgins, Hilton (12). things are forgotten entirely. Because of man's great achieve- * TUESDAY ments we are inclined to overlook the APRIL 7 Gerard Rayner, IN,Iyaree m iracles we see al l around us. And (14); Gavan Kinna, Nollathen it miracles these overlook we 1 if mara (13); Nina Shaw, is very easy to overlook their creator, City Beach (14); Andrea Baird, Goomalling (11): t hat is, God. I f you lik,?d last week's picture puzzle, then here is another. This week it's U se al l your senses. Is there any- Timothy Gabbedy, Claremont (14). the matches that musical instruments. Can you name them? thing man-made machany perfume of a rose? Can Dua.ij •t7 11.1.4rua •E • el!eieles -s i•lei!n0 :SN3MSNY * WEDNESDAY ine compare with the perfection and APRIL 8 intricacy of the human body, all of Francis Lenane, Bindi whose secrets man is still unable to Bindi (13); Louise Corry. understand? Are the sounds that New Norcia (11); Veronb irds make any less musical than the ica Van Lamoen, Scar(13); Paul Sullitunes you hear on your transistor? borough van, Mt. Claremont (13); is. eftw.d.. What work in any gallery or museum Catherine Gismondi, Mt. 13 1/ 1 (8). that Yokine actuality can compare with the ii ... . God has created? What can we feel .1111 with our hands that is so wonderful i * THURSDAY N IIM as the touch of another human be- APRIL 9 1_U Anthony Burns, Buning who loves us? (14); Alan O'Neill. 5 So next time you see a beautiful bury Dalwallinu (13): KimberE MI I II breathtaking view, or a a or unset, s . ley Bracknell, Goomal17 . violet or a new-born babe. Stop and ling (11); John Dowsett, I II look. Take time to wonder; to be South Perth (13); Maree 7 St. John. East Yuna (10): amazed. And in your wonder and Paul Van Der Mey, II amazement it wil l be surprising if Queen's Park (6): Roderto ick Ehlers. Triggs (7): yoti do not find yourself praising and Julie Townsend, Wemthanking God for his gifts to the bley (14): Alexander world. Stewart, Palmyra (9); Caroline Bourke, East God bless you all, This crossword may be Clues Down.
NATURE NOOK SEALIFE
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quite difficult for many oi you, but try it even if # FRIDAY you have to resort to your dictionary. APRIL 10 The small shell which winkles, rough winkles, Phillip Smith, Coolbel- you or I may pick up by smooth winkles. And no SOLUTION NEXT as possible. Remember to lup (14); Carol Wren, the hundreds on our met- winkle ever waits for WEEK! nut your name and adRossmoyne (12); Wendy ropolitan beaches, that food to float to it. Like Clues Across. dress and age on your Nelson, Myaree (10); is shaped like a hat, is the devil, he has a cloven 1. Like intensely. entry aild post it to Joyce McLernon, Kulikup the shell of a limpet. foot on which he waddles 2. Religious man. "Poem Competition". (8); Raymond Murphy. up and down rough, steep 3. Vocal solos. Have you ever tried to rocks, over sand and pebQuairading (6); Judith 4. Unlocks. BUDDING POETS pull one off a rock? The bles, in search of the food Carr, Applecross (6). 5. Birds native to New The vicar's wife told limpet can withstand a on which he lives. His Zealand. TAKE NOTE! him that the devil temppull of seventy pounds. foot has the ability of 6. Distress signal. This week we have tc ted her and she bought 4 SATURDAY Another shell which moving by one half at a 7. Slide. announce the winner of a new dress that she APRIL 11 you may pick up is that time, and has been com- 8. Upon. our Lenten competition. really couldn't afford. Jennifer Saggers, Flor- of a winkle. A winkle pared to that of a man 9. Attempts. "Why didn't you say, She is Cathy Edmonds of (14); Erin walking is a wonderful walking with his feet tied 10. Country. Claremont who sent in a 'Get behind me, Satan'," eat Park Brown, Melville (10); thing. There are peri- together. beautiful pencil sketch asked her husband. Menagh, South "Idid," replied his wife, Sally entitled 'Agony in the Veronica (9); Garden'. This was really "and he said, 'It fits beau- Perth Travers, E. Victoria Park lovely work Cathy. Con- tifully at the back'." Michael Croll. (12); gratulations! A fifty cent * * Palmyra Wayne (3); award will be on its way The emu, native to Tourist: What's the Go,.ver, Broome (12). to you soon. Australia. is a large, Our April Competition idea of those roosters flightless bird. His adult Will be for a poem which crowing so early in the weight is approximately most clearly expresses morning? 100 pounds and he grows how you feel about God. Wife: I don't know, but to about 5-6 feet in (6), 32 Donna Sebo The three age groups will I remember once when height. The only taller Victoria Temple St.. again be for 5-7 years, 8- you got up early you bird living is the ostrich. 10 years, and 11-13 years. crowed about it for a Park, St. Joachims, dolls. feathers grow from Two (10), 72 Anna Ottobrino Prizes of 50 cents will be whole week. Chelmsford Rd. Mt. Law each opening in the emu's awarded to successful * * ley, Sacred Heart, danc- skin. He can run as fast entrants. Poems may be ing. Lucy Lamberto (4). as 30 miles per hour. Of any length. Visitor: Why do you Millar St.. Yarloop, playThe female lays 8-10 Entries will close on call your dog Camera? ing with Julie rough-surface eggs dolls. green, Friday 17th of April and Boy: Because he likes 411nutt (9), 15 Floyd St.. in a flat nest of grass and results published as soon to snap at anything. Trigg, Our Lady ol leaves, which the male Grace, swimming. then sits on until they hatch. caned me "Teach aEmus feed on fruit and My Birthday is because I was the only green plants. They are one who could answer a considered pests in sorrp. question she asked the country arcns qs the am now years of age class," wailed Joey. sometimes trample and Joey's mother was eat crops. Name angry. "I'll see the teacher about that. What ws A ddress Jim. the question she asked Br ' n: you?" Where arc_. you going? "She wanted to know Jim: To the football who put the glue in her match. ink bottle." Brown: To a football School * * match on a day like this? Tim: I woke up last Why you will get your night with a feeling my death of cold. Have a bit watch was gone, soI got of sense and come with up to see. me. Please fill In the coupon above in BIG LETTERS and send It to Slim: Was it gone? Jim: Where are you goBrother Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so Tim: No, but it was ing? that When your birthday comes around he may greet you on Brown: Fishing. this page. going.
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MASS TIMETABLE TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW
Being there on the 28th bit of the Negro spiritual at the Octagon, it would thrown in too. The dancRecord have been apparent ers brought out the mes- ( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Office of any variation in the times below.) before the show that this sages in their own special would be just another way. I liked the part Applecross: 7, 8, 9, 10.15 Mandurah: Dec. 26 to Subscription for appearing in W.A. play for the kids. where they drifted beFeb. 1: 6.30. 8. 9.30 a.m. 6 p.m. and April Arriving on May 15-16 Well, it turned out to hind the curtain in the Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 be just that—a show for background, where the to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. a.m.; 7 p.m. Concerts kids, and there was a lighting made them seem Ashfield: 8 a.m. Manning: 7 a.m. 8.15 conductor Peter Eros wil l include a host of them there that like wraiths moving Attadale: 7, 8.15, 9.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. Hungaric:in-Dutch he T through a mist. Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, 10 a.m., 7 p.m. Australia among his many guest engagements morning. second tour ofHis 1969 tour of Austral ia, which took him to But it also turned out The play, I think, Balcatta: St. Laurence a.m. next year. Church 7, 9, 10.30 a.m., Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. to be a novel experience stressed a point which and Perth, wellBrisbane was Adelaide, Melbourne, 7 p.m. said that Christians, like 6 p.m. i n contemporary theatre, Sydney, all others on earth, are Belga: (See Mirrabooka). Melville: 7, 9 a.m., 5 p.m. commented on "special his Critics which I am sure States. many all in received Midland: 7, 8.30, 10, 11 for a purpose. Baker's Hill: 8 a.m. his sensitivity and atten- an adult would have en- here ( Italian), 5.30 p.m. And now, before the Bayswater: 7.30, 8.45, 10 f lair," his "involved musicianship," joyed. end, a special word about Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 tion to detail. The decor was simple the a.m. dance group and a.m. to assistant conductor of lish during his visits to —ropes and net every- singers. The dancers put Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 returning efore B At where. Even the particiin 1970 he will the famous Concertge- the United States. a.m., 6 p.m. a.m. and 7 p.m. the message across in A ustraila coast-to -coast bouw Orchestra of Am- home, on the outskirts pants had them draped their own special way. Bedford Park: 7.30, 9,00, Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 a made have of Amsterdam, he and 'around themselves. But Their facial United States, sterdam. a.m., 6.30 p.m. expressions 10.30 a.m., 7 p.m. t our of the weeks in Briwife, Georgette, l this, like everything else were good and their Belmont: 2, 10 a.m. 5 Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. There Georg Szell, con- his five spent conducted major ductor of the Cleveland whom he has known in the play, imparted a movements Mt. Claremont: 8.15, p.m expressive tain and a message and, in certain instances, Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 since they were child- message, in Germany, a.m. rchestras o ren, speak Hungarian. which said that Christ, very entertaining. Austria. Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., 6 p.m. Holland and Their children, Otto, 9, who was always surrouna.m., 6 p.m. 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Bentley: The singers were very invitHe has also been and Andreas, 6, speak ded by simple fishermen correct for this type of Mt. Yokine: 7, 8.30, 10 6 p.m. Huned to conduct in Hungarian to their par. in His most important play and had good tone Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. a.m., 5 p.m. not has gary, which he ents and Dutch to one years, was really a fisher- and pitch and were also Mundaring: 7.30 and 8.45 7 pm and left in man himself. another. a.m.; 10 a.m. (Chidvisited since he relaxed and "in" with the Carilla: 9.30 a.m. 1956, an honours graduThe play was an ex- spirit of the whole play. Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., His hobby is cooking low). Liszt ate of the Franz Mundijong: and he insists he never cellent rendition of a 10.30 a.m., 6.30 p.m. A mention for the narBudapest. 3rd Sunday. leaves the kitchen in series of messages in pat- rator, a.m. Monastery: £ Carmel Academy in too, who, I chaos for his wife to terns of sound and move- thought, was very good. Castledare: (See Wilson). Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 7.30 Eros, who was born in ment, which told us the comes p.m. 1932, clear up. in udapest This presentation by Chidlow: 10.15 a.m. B — story of Easter in con- the Children's Activities City Beach: 8.15 a.m. Naval Base: 8 a.m. from a musical family SOME RECENT temporary style. The Time Society, Cats, was Hall, Cnr. Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 ( Anglican his mother was a violinREVIEWS: music a.m. and 5 p.m. was a Cres. and Templetonia his began mixture of he p and roduced by Joan Pope ist — New Norcia: 6.45, 7.30, Tamala Road. "Eros is unquestion- classical and mod, with a with Rob Antill.—F.J studies when he was six. 10 a.m. Sundays, 7 Claremont: ably one of the most At 13 he entered the North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m., a.m., and 9.30 a.m., stylish, to Academy exciting guest Liszt Franz Orchestra, heard him 7 p.m. 7 p.m.; week-days 6.45 study piano, conducting, and suggested he should conductors we've had North Doubleview: 7.30 a.m. here. comHis and mixture of music hamber c go to the United States. a.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. energy position. At the last, with After his American de- keen, nervous (1st & Coolbeliup: 9 a.m. (Prim- North Dandalup: poised, resilient Kodaly, he says he didn't but in San Francisco and 3rd Sunday): 9.30 a.m. ary School ) not phrase-building results has he and shine, Eros received lyrical reNorth Fremantle: 7.30 Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. pursued composition at views and an invitation in music-making which 9.30 a.m. Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. has both edge and eleThe Magic of a serious level. Music, Vancouver, to return to San FrancisShirley's North Wanneroo (23 mite 5 p.m. gance. the perennially popular home town. peg) : 7 p.m. every Dzndalup: 5.30 p.m. His career began at co, as well as to conduct . . . San Francisco musical series, returns to In addition to the reguSun. Darlington: 9 a.m. the Dutch radio station in other American cities. (Jan. Examiner '69) ABC-TCV this week for lar items — vocal and Dianella 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 10 „ at Hilversum "conduct- These, with invitations in The orchestra, so ably its 1970 season — and its orchestral numbers and a.m., 7 p.m. a.m. ing when someone was Europe, decided him to directed, gave great im- 10th year on ABC Tele- solo spots—The Magic of Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.45 ill," but mostly acting as concentrate on an inter- petus and rich texture of vision. Music will include sega.m. 1 1 a.m., 5.30 p.m. an accompanist — he national career. sound to this very human ShoWing time will be ments from a popular D wellingup (2nd, 4th & Perth: (St. Mary's Cathe Eros has an extensive had studied the piano, an Italian-style Mass." 7.30 p.m. on Sundays. musical comedy every dral ): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 5th Sunday): 9.30 a.m. and playing it is still one repertoire of more than ( The Verdi Requiem) Eric Jupp and His second week. a.m., 5 p.m. 7.30, E ast Cannington: of his private pleasures, 160 works by some 60 Pinjarra: 8, 11 a.m. Segments are planned 9.30 a.m. as in joining chamber composers, and in his . . . The Sun, Melbourne. Orchestra, the mainstay 7, 8.30, "Mozart's Linz Sym- of The Magic of Music so far from Paint Your E ast Fremantle: 7 a m. Oueels Park: music groups with ideal programme there is 10 a.m. since it began in 1961, 9.30, 7.30 p.m. phony shone in all it's Wagon a mixture of and periods and Guys and friends. Apollonian splendour at will be back with the Dolls. featuring Shirley E ast Perth: 7.30, 9.31 a.m. Ouinn's Beach: (See North styles. W anneroo). 7.30, He had not been in He believes music cri- a performance given by same pleasant mixture of and Neil with a guest ar- East Victoria Park: Holland much more than tics, too, should try to be the MS0 under Peter attractively - arranged tist. 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. R edcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m a year When Ferenc Fric- encouraging. He would Eros . . . details were evergreen and popular, Among the guests al- Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. R iverton: 7.45 a.m., 9 say and Otto Klemperer like to invite critics to placed exactly and shap- numbers. ready signed for this Embleton: 7.30, 9 a.m., a m. and 6 p.m. 6 p.m. both invited him to be- his rehearsals, let them ed with exquisite care so R ivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 Some of the guest year are Lorrae Desmond Come assistant conduc- have their say, express that the whole presenta- stars will be appearing and Gordon Boyd, a vet- Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. a.m., 6 p.m. tor. These engagements his own and try to come tion eloquently argued in the programme for the eran of musical comedy R ockingham: 9 a.m., 7 took him to the festivals t o come to some agree- the conductor's involved first time, and a new and former compere of Fremantle (St. Patrick's): p.m. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m., at Salzburg, Bayreuth ment for the sake of bet- musicianship." male vocalist, Neil Wil the TV talent quest, R ottnest: 8.00 a.m., 11.30 5 p.m. and in Holland. The re- ter performances and a .m. . . . The Age, Melbourne. h ams, Joins Mrs. Jupp — Showcase. 9 a.m. 7.30, Glendalough: putation this gained won bigger audiences. Two of Australia's top R ossmoyne: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. "This Hungarian-born better-known, of course 5.30 p.m. him an appointment as He learned fluent Eng Dutch citizen has a spec- as Shirley McDonald — musicians, Don Burrows, 7, 8.15, Gooseberry Hill (Mary's Scarborough: 9.30, 10.30 a.m. ial flair for bringing out as the other resident (Flutes and reeds), and Mount): 7.30 a.m. trumpeter Billy Burton, Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m Safety Bay: 7.30 a.m. the drama, fireworks and solo artist. The Jupps, who have will be amongst the Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. St. Catherine Labours. Bedhigh tension in music ford Ave.: 7, 8.30 a.m. worked together on rad members of Eric Jupp's Gwelup: Therese St. 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 and a gift for communi- io and television for a Orchestra to be featured cating his own enormous Serpentine: 10.30 7.30 a.m. Church: 9.30 a.m., LICENSED PLUMBER solo instrumental enthusiasm both to the number of years, were in 2nd and 4th Sunday. p.m. HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. players and the audi- married last August in spots. Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. a.m. and 6 p.m. ence." 9 a.m., 7 pm ALL WORK GUARANTEED South Perth: 7.30, 9.30 Park: 8.30 a.m. Hampton Sydney. . . . The Sun, a.m., 5.30 p.m. Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 demonstrated "Eros Spearwood: 7, 9, 10.30 a.m. the more sensitive side W. F. SAMSON & Co. a.m., 7 p.m. Herne Hill: 8 a.m. concapacities as a of his The Holy Week per- Whitbread as R E I.W A. Christ ductor in the orchestral formance of St. Mat- realised the richness and Highgate: 7, 8, 9 am. St. Mary's Cathedral: (S.. Perth). 7 p.m. 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE collaboration in the Beet- thew's Passion has be- the sincerity of his role, l ea, Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Rents Subiaco: 7, 9. 10.30 a.m., ( 10 a.m., Italian), hoven violin concerto." come as much a fixed although Molly McGurk sollected, Estates managed. Representtr-s: Queensland Insu77 p.m. ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) ante Co. Ltd., Automobile Club of W.A. (Inc. . . . Sydney Morning star of the musical year must also be mentioned CA.C. Insuran,,e Royal Pty. Ltd Bonk of N.S.W. Savings Bank Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Swanbourne: 8, 9.30 a.m.; Hilton Ageney Herald. as the Messiah at Christ- for her usual musical in7 p.m. a.m., 5 p.m. Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. mas. telligence and ability. Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. Phones: Office: 5 1316. NEW HEAD Private Sir Frederick 8 a.m. Raymond MacDonald, Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, 10 Professor Frank CallaSamson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553, G. 0. Samson 30 4425, Arch- way has an obvious affec- as the Narrator, brought Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m yrian-oorn S a.m., 7 p.m. Mrs. D. P. Migro 5 3551. 5 p.m. bishop Joseph Tawil, 56, tion and affinity for the a dramatic certainty and Wanneroo: 7.30, 9 a.m. was inaugurated in Bos- masterpiece, and some of drama to his part, and I Jandakot: 8 a.m. Wembley Dawns: 7, 9.30 a.m. 1st ton as spiritual head of his past conducting has thought this was a super- Jarrandale: 10.30 a.m. and 5th Sunday. the 55,000 Melkite-rite evoked truly great per- ficial reading. 10 Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m., Catholics in the United formances — the best It is true that the Pas- Joondanna: 7, 8.30, a.m., 7 p.m. States. 5.30 p.m. being in St. Mary's Cath- sion is good drama, but Designated as apostolic edral some years ago surely that is the least Kalamunda: 9 a.m., 5.30 Wembley (Scaddan St.): p.m. exarch for Melkite-rite when the role of the important aspect. The 8.30 a.m. K arragullen: 8 a.m. Catholics who have 26 Narrator was superbly other soloists, GwenWest Perth: 7, 8, 9.30 9.30 a.m. parishes in 17 _states in sung by William Herbert. dolene Allen, mezzo- K arrinyup: a.m., 10.30 a.m. (Itala.m., 7.30 tihs country, Archbishop soprano, and Sam Atlas, K elmscott: 8.10 a.m., 10 ian), 11.30 a.m. (PolThis year's performTawil will maintain his baritone, often seemed ish). a.m. headquarters at the Mel- ance was somewhat un- uncertain.—H.T.G. kensington: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Willagee: 7, 9, a.m. 5.30 kite chancery office in even, with passages of a.m., 5 p.m. intermingled nearby West Newton, sublimity 13.m• Kenwick: 9 a.m. and 5 with uncertainty. The Mass. 7.30, 9.30 a.m. Wilson: p.m. R ELIGIOUS Archbishop Tawil was choir was the greatest 9.15 a.m. Wundowie: (Summer): 8 Kewdale: parenthroned by Archbishop source of strength, PROGRAMMES a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Y anchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. Luigi Raimondi, Aposto- ticularly in the second Koongamia: Cancelled. every Sunday. lic Delegate in the United half, and most notably of ON RADIO Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6 colourful all by their reverence in Stqfes. at Lithuanian Mass: a.m., 9 a.m. THIS WEEK Byzantine-rite ceremonies the chorale at the CruciLeederville: East Perth: 10.45 a.m. 7, 9, 10.30 fixion. and Divine Liturgy in the Monday, April 6 to Fria.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 Polish Mass: Melkite Cathedral of Our It is this quality of day, April 10: a.m. Lady of the Annunciation realisir.g the inner meanWest Perth: 11.30 a.m. Readings From The Lesmurdie: 7.30, 8.30 Italian Mass: here. ing of the work rather Bible. Mazenod College 9.30, Among the participants than technical excellence 2nd Sun6WN - 7.00 a.m.: Father 5.30 p.m. Parish Hamilton Hill: Litiircry the Divine In which is the touchstone Brian Cosgrove of Sydday 10 a.m. Church. ( Mass) was Metropolitan of a good performance in ney. Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.15 West Perth: 10.30 a.m. Haddad of this case. Gregorie T a.m. hursday. April 9: Beirut and Gibail. who Ukrainian Church, May. 6WN - 10.15 a.m.: Fath- Maddington: 9 a.m. The weqknesses stemlands: Every Sunday all accompanied Archhishon er Robert Duggan of Maidp Vale: 7 a.m. and Sumwm tims: Tawil to the United med largely from the ., am. 10 4 a Adelaide. soloists. James Only and 10 States. 8.11
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Officially... SPORT Or No Go, Say Irish
SIR NLF CAGEY ABOUT ENGLAND'S CHANCES
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Future trips by gaelic football teams will pro. bably be arranged through various state football leagues.
I'm told that Irish 00000000000000000z4 teams were most conby Bob Roberts cerned with the ban placed on players by oissvommoivocum Interest is mounting steadily in this summer's World Cup league clubs. BY FERD TIPPETT another nine seasons__ football tournament in Mexico City when Englands defends Certainly, the West looks good value. CRICKET the trophy it won so bril liantly at London's Wembley Stadium Australian part of County Incidentally, Cable has Kerry's trip was poorly had a good In the 'A' grade pennant cricket final, Midland- in 1966. start to the organised. Guildford defeated West Perth outright by 63 season. He became a For a start, the match father for The big question is, England though it proved correct. Asked if runs. West Perth had a chance to clinch victory the second England's team would win again, his So he is cautious in was not properly pro- time shortly after arrivwhen it led 315 to 305, however, last year's win- can moted. It should never forward ing in Victoria. to ners, after declaring at 8 wickets for 161 in its manager, Sir Alf Ram- reply was diplomatic. He looking have been staged on a * * second knock, dismissed West Perth for 88 runs sey, succeed yet again? confessed that in 1965, Mexico 1970. Saturday when other categorihe when stated "Let me put it this ATHLETI CS: The AusThis enigmatic man in its second innings. cally "England will win way," he said, "myself scratch matches were tralian women's athletic All the honours were with Midland-Guildford, became England's man- the World Cup", he was and the England team held. championships stressed The ideal time would as West Perth was the stronger batting side. How- ager seven years ago embarrassed afterwards will do our best to rethe need for photo finishhave been of an evening. ing 'ev'er, Kevin Gartrell's 10 wickets for 61 for Mid- after a brilliant career as about the remark, even tain the World Cup". equipment. nternatio i nal player and With our ideal weather land was the match winning factor. Many people contend club manager. Since then, conditions a lot of people that the 100 metres hurmany journalists have would have gone along FOOTBALL COMMENT dles final went to the tried to get through the for something to do. wrong person. Maureen West Perth, last year's champion team, was far protective shell he surThis was illustrated by Caird and Pam Kilborn too strong for the 1969 South Australian premiers, rounds himself with, visits of European soccer went across the line Sturt. The Cardinals won 21-19 to 9-11. They gave and most of them privteams in recent months. locked together. early indication that they were treating a pre- ately confess to failure. These games drew an Whether the judges Sir Alf, knighted by the a verage seasonal match as a means of testing last year's 8,000-10,000 gave a correct decision, players in new positions. Stephen Smeath, as a Queen after the World Last year's head-of-the- youngest rower to repre- people. the worst part about the River winner, Aquinas sent Aquinas. This could Cup triumph, said when Only about 3,000 saw rover, Keith Mil ler, centre-half-forward and Alan asked what would be the College, is again shaping also make him one of the the gaelic game, and Aus- lack of a camera is the Watling on a half forward-flank, were successful. major problems up powerful as a cornyoungest ever to row in a tralian Rules has a bigger doubts it throws on tight he would And, on their showing against Sturt, West Perth face when the team bination. finishes. head-of-the-River. following than soccer. As most runners have appear to have overall strength. arrives in Mexico City Half of last year's rowOne rower will be comThe financial flop of the a habit of ducking their Perhaps the Cardinal's new recruits wil l offset four weeks before the ers will form the nucleus peting in his third head- Australian leg of the tour heads at the finish, as the loss of Nei l Evans, Brian Sampson and others. tournament: "Altitude, of a skilful crew. They of-the-River. has caused a few worries John Wynne and Bill Valli, both of whom West most certainly. Heat. And are stroke Laurie Ander- It certainly looks good in gaelic football circles. well as flaying their arms, it is almost impossible to Perth do not intend to clear to the Eastern States, a combination of three son, Ian Hesford (7), Bob for Aquinas. One official said, in may well find it hard to find their old niche if things—food, drink and Coakley (6) and John view of the stand taken split them if they are boredom". Scott (4). and when they return to the Wests. by Australian rules clubs, spread across several But lanes—and there is only perhaps the bigThere are two sets of Pre-seasonal inter-State clashes are undoubtedly future tours would have a great success, and both East Fremantle and gest potential hazard for brothers in the crew. In to be on an official basis a matter of inches sepEngland by Rod Evans if they were to have any arating them. Subiaco performed wel l enough in South Austra- the otherarid, indeed, all the other seats are Mark Maureen Caird also 15 countries (3), Bob Hesford future. lia and Victoria respectively, to suggest that they taking part, will be the Scott figured in another dis(bow), Tony Sime (5) ARTELLO BAY: will be in the running for places in the top four varying interpretation of and Bernie Pozzi ( 2). Owned and trained by * * * puted finish—this time Wall was this year. the the rules by the referees the verdict going against Last year's cox, Robbie Joff FOOTBALL: Barry Although Subiaco was beaten by North Mel- chosen by F.I.F.A., the Crothers, will again call medium of a king-sized Cable versus John Mc- her. Some critics claim bourne 18-24 to 14.12„ the Maroons were far from ruling body of world the rate for the crew, plunge last Saturday. He Intosh. This almost cer- that she edged out WA's football. disgraced in dismal wet conditions. which averages 12 stone. was checked in running tainly will be the big foot- Kath Holland for third I England, n Kings Cup coach, Joe and showed big improve- ball story to open the place in the final of the players are Old Easts accounted for Central Districts 12-13 ment to finish fourth. VFL 100 metres. season. to 10-13, and the victory savoured of the old port allowed to tackle from Saunders, though away This astute combination It couldn't behind at and present, use has left the a dehave * team-spirit, coming from behind and sealing up been * shoulder charge: many tailed programme leading will soon atone. better planned. a match with astute tactical moves. other nations, on the up to the big race on SKY RAIDER: C ARDINALS: Two St. Kilda will meet A new very promising recruit for the Demons other down one to go. This is hand, see little April 18. Was responsible for a North Melbourne in the the chant is rover Peter Jones who was a pleased recipient wrong with body in West Perth big effort in the Easter very first checkBrother Wilson, at match. of club jersey No. 2 (a jumper with a legend). ing and the use of the territory. Handicap and was a Aquina s, said the crew Both players seem cerBarry Cable donned that magical red and black arms in a tackle. A few weeks ago,Isaid had put in a lot of work. handful for his appren- tain to be available for West Perth could make a number. Sir Alf tice rider Rod Staples. believes "During the Christmas As he covered this game. clean sweep of premierCoach Malcolm Atwell reminded Peter that dedi- F.A.F.A. must hammer extra holidays we told the 16 out a common cation was the byword that went with such a ground and was only Meanwhile, policy for talk is ships in football, basefantastic number in Demon territory, and the rest the referees to follow. who had a chance to two lengths from the win- strengthening around ball and cricket in the the crew that they ner at the finish, I think clubs that Cable is up to Perth's new promising rover to live up to And he has views on the make will not 1969-70 season. would be expected to he will credit Well the district has referees themselves. Colin Web- return to Perth next seathe dynamic No. 2 guernsey. reach a certain mark ster and his won the football and " I think F.I.F.A. son. will owners with Malcolm Brown cannot help but he impressed they returned. an early win. appoint the strongest when In fact, I've even been baseball pennants. by the talented bunch of coaches opposing him— possible This week its cricket referees. That is, Those that did made the LADY GINGER: told by some Perth offiGraham Farmer, Dennis Marshall, Haydn Bunton, they will not allocate re- crew." side plays off in the Was extra well cials that handled they aren't con- grand final. Eric Sarich and Hassa Mann all of Eastern States ferees The boys put in a lot of from certain apprentice Keith fident he will rejoin the acclaim., plus Malcolm Atwell and Billy Walker, countries, they will pick sprint work in the morn- by Might be a tip. Both Leach to give him his club after his one year both locally toasted football giants. These seven the strongest referees, re ing. They may do six first the cricket and baseball metropolitan win- with North Melbourne. opposing coaches would present to a new untried gardless of where they quarter mile sprints and ner. Brian Cronin sides finished fourth. from On the surface, $75,000 Ironically, West Perth a couple of half mile Bunbury has coach and gifted footbal ler the collossal task of come from". this mare in seems a lot of money. defeated South Perth In He refused to talk ones. proving himself when pitted against some of the excellent form and she But Cable is only 26 and both sports last weekabout his individual playgreatest football coaches in Australia. Accent is also on tech- will continue on her win- is confident of playing end. East Perth has indicated that the youthful ers ,but said he always nique. ning way. Do not be Brown has its support. And perhaps youth can looks for men with skill Brother Wilson said afraid to support horses succeed where experience failed. A team with a and strength of character. that the crew must be ridden by Keith Leach as to run until they dual purpose is the Royals, a premiership or a re- ready given a good chance to he will develop into a drop, and with the build new-look side. Time is something Malcolm ability to play as a team repeat last year's success. top rider. Brown has on his side and he'll make the grade t o the policy he formuAquinas showed its PERTLEGO: TO SEE THE A gelding by THE provided he is not asked to do too much as a lates. great rowing depth in playing-coach. Will he play the defen- last year's regatta when LAMPERT was an unsive 4-3-3 system in it made a clean sweep of lucky runner in the Advance Handicap on TENNIS Mexico, which was so all events. Easte r Monday. He resuccessful in 1966. or reA feature of this year's Former Australian Davis Cup coach Harry ceived a severe setback vert to an attacking combination is Bob Hopman hit the headlines in London when he hit policy with orthodox Coakley. Last year he was early in the race but out at professional players like Ken Rosewall, wingers? came home brilliantly to only 14 when he rowed in finish Pancho Gonsales, Rod Laver and others for keepthird. Trained at Much will depend on the winning crew. Bunbury by Roy Buck ing up-and-coming young players out of the game. the opposition, replied B rother Wilson for a great racing enHopman explained it was difficult for young- Sir Alf, and he thinks the believe s that Bob is the thusiast. sters to break into a setup where older top-class winners could come from players prevail. four nations. Mexico. Well the Harry Hopman success story is old England, Brazil and West PTY. Germany. news, for "the fox" reigned supreme
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for a considerable amount of years. He handed over to Three other nations he Neal Fraser when Australian top-class tennis had respects are Italy. gone to the wall. Perhaps Harry should have U.S.S.R. and Uruguay. encouraged youthful coaches sooner, and the zvocICIMICWCWOmlor Davis Cup would not be "absent overseas". *LANNING A FETE? LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY APRIL 4. Choc. Whet! Books. Claremont v. West Perth at Claremont. No'd. 1 - 30 75 cents Subiaco v. East Perth at Subiaco. Vo'd. 1 - 4P $1.00, Perth v. South Fremantle at Lathlain. v a i lab!e— East Fremantle v. Swan Districts at East Fremantle. RECORD PRINT MY SELECTIONS: West Perth; Subiaco, Perth; 4 50 Hay Street, Perth. East Fremantle.
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