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do so because God's Providence will always defend his Church. "They will certainly do by Kerry Doak, Esperance Correspondent so if we attack this problem with both divine and A unique joint venture by the Catholic and Anglican human means, because that is always required. Churches will soon provide the Port of Esperance with its "We seek God's help, first Seafarers Centre. and we must act as if I t is believed to be the first instance in Australia that the two denominaeverything depended on impossible and it is for the Church to exist today, crisis a in is tions have combined in their work to care for the needs of seamen. The world ourselves. Archinfluenced to some extent, His Grace, the be and not world in the "Let this prayer in the The building, which has year when it was decided Following months of family continue, and let negotiations, they have been used in the past by that there should be one bishop, said last Sunday. the devotions built up in finally procured an old the MRD, was to have combined community Speaking before a capacity crowd in St. Mary's Cathedral at a special so many generations of two-storey, six-roomed been demolished, appar- project to erect and conMass to mark Vocations Sunday, he stressed that the world had seen many God-fearing men and house on the corner of ently to make way for a duct a seafarers centre at women also be encourag- Dempster Street and the dual-carriage way along Esperance. c rises, which followed one another at various intervals, usual ly signal ling ed and strengthened." The meeting was attenthe Ring Road. Ring Road, Esperance. t he end of an era, and that people should not exaggerate its ponderousness The committee plans to ded by the Fremantle All discussions have See announcement on been under the guidance establish a new centre Flying Angel Club ChapPage 2. and seriousness. of the recently apointed later, preferably along lain, Reverend H. BamSeafarers Centre commit- the direct route used by ber, and the National Of course, he said, the tee, which includes the seamen to come from the Director of Catholic MisChurch had suffered sions to Seamen, Father Reverend B. Griffiths as wharf to the town. badly. This was due to The time limit on the John O'Shea. chairman, Mr. A. Foote its own members, some The two officials visitTreasurer, and Mr. R. building will depend on of whom had been inthe availability of finance ed Esperance in conjuncBower, secretary. fluenced by the spirit of and on the Main Roads tion with the visit of the the day. IDEAL SET-UP Department. Bishop Myles McKeon of But, he added: "We The committee will Bunbury who attended The Dempster Street should not fear these tenpremises, which is vested carry out fund-raising the meeting as episcopal dencies because, in themin the Esperance Shire with a view to the ulti- promoter of the Apostolselves, they can frequentCouucil, and the property mate establishment of ate of the Sea. ly be very good. At the time Rev. Barnof the Main Roads De- the new centre. "This emphasis on perIn this way, by the ber told the interested partment, is close to the sonal freedom, and on port area and is consider- time the centre is needed, Esperance people he had personal responsibility— ed ideal for the immed- it will be financially great hopes for Esperin themselves they are ance as far as the seaiate needs of seamen under way. excellent. The idea to establish a farers centre was convisiting the town. "And much of the ferA total of $12,000 will seafarers centre at Espe cerned. ment can be indeed to As many as 100,000 seabe needed to repair, reno- rance originated earl) the great benefit to the vate and furnish the old last year when Mr. Archie men passed through his rising and to the growth building and to build a Foote, of the Catholic own mission the Flying of the Church. new movable structure at Mens Society wrote to Angel Club in Fremantle the rear of the old one. the Lotteries Commission each year. "Of course, some of it Seafarers clubs kept The new building will inquiring into the posis exaggerated; we must be transported to a site sibility of financial assist- seamen out of trouble be careful to perceive, later to be chosen for a ance for the erection of and gave them the next have the perception of spirits that is mentioned permanent seafarers recreational facilities for best thing to actual seamen. family living, he said. In the Epistle of St. centre. He said that, after The funds will be raisPaul." MEETING many days at sea, the .Priests, Brothers and ed by a state-wide appeal The cause was later men were always thankSisters from all over the to organisations and taken up by Esperance ful and happy to see new State, and their parents, firms using the EsperCatholic, Father W. K. faces. attended the Mass. ance Port area. A local appeal to busin- Glover and the venture With the old building at ess houses and clubs will has since snowballed, ac- hand, the committee has Speed be carried out by the cir- cording to a committee stressed the urgent need The Archbishop's first culating of printed bro- spokesman. for work to begin as soon words as he stepped to A meeting to discuss as possible. chures. the ambo to deliver his the proposed centre was In this way, the Seahomily were: "What a PLENTY OF WORK conducted at the Catho- farers Club could begin wonderful response!" AHEAD lic Presbytery in July last Cont. on Page 2, Col. 6. He welcomed and Steps are now in hand thanked everyone present to prepare working Particularly the parents figures to enable the comof the Religious whom he mittee to proceed immegreeted as "fathers and diately. mothers of the Church." A spokesman said this He said we did not week the building should have only an eternal be ready to some degree Father in Heaven, but to accept visiting seamen also a father on earth, within two months. and priests whom we A lot of work was That's the way to do it. Here's Brother Terence Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank called Father. Dwyer, of Wembley, teaching his pupils to play cricket at the Marist College in necessary in the meanHe said both the priest Bunbury. He is one of the many West Australians who hace entered the religious time to get the building and our parents shared life and are devoted to all aspects of education. into good order. in one way or another in The premises will comthe universal paternity prise a games room, readJohn Donovan of Christ. ing and writing room, a Our Lady, he said, was necessities shop, a kitpronounced the Mother chen and a coffee-house. of the Church, but not A bedsitting room will LONDON—Non-doctrinal factors, as well as serious doctrinal differences, be arranged later to acexclusively, for we called our mothers are keeping the Catholic and Anglican Churches apart in their attempts at commodate a full time "mother". unity, Auxiliary Bishop Christopher Butler, 0.S.B., of Westminster, said in caretaker.

SHOWING THE WAY

Irrelevancies Hampering Unity

Providence Reverend Griffiths said a national radio broadcast here. Both shared in the unithis week the port's versal maternity of Our the "Catholics cannot con- communion, he said, was growth indicated The non-doctrinal facBlessed Mother. tors cited by Bishop template full union with derived from the fact of need for such a centre in He said the fact that Butler included memor- a body which rejected, its being so very English Esperance. He said that, at the they were parents of a ies of past events like for instance, our doc"Must reunion involve moment, vocation was Providen- the Spanish Armada, the trines of the supreme seamen spent the loss of this? I do not tial. They had received killing of Protestants by authority of the Pope and most of their time in the seed of God's governments his infallible teaching see why it should. But it Esperance walking the word, Catholic Which was providentially and of Catholics by Pro- power," the bishop said. is hard to see it surviving streets or drinking in if the Anglican diocese of given, and planted, in the testant governments, difthe local hotels. "Given doctrinal Canterbury, York, Durfertile soil of their ferences of form and agreement and the res- ham, Winchester and so "Because this is a joint family, and grew. styles of worship and church and community tooration of visible unity on simply cease to exist." He believed many voca- even such minor things on the sort of terms that effort, the centre will be These Churches live known as the Esperance tions were given, but as the kind of clothes I have outlined, one because of lack of en- worn by clergymen. would hope there would side by side with each Seafarers Centre," he couragement these withbe a gradual drawing to- other and with Latin-rite said. Visible unity between ered and faded away. gether of the two, united Catoholics, he said. TEMPORARY two churches can find still distinct "The vocations that room for enormous div- though He believed comparThe committee managYOU represent grew up in ersity in the area of non groups and at some able arrangement would ed to obtain the building Your family. They will doctrinal factors, but future time a further be possible in England, on a temporary basis folgrow in more or less the visible unity is not pos- step might be feasible. the British Common- lowing a representation same way in the A great deal of the wealth and the United made to the Esperance future, sible without doctrinal and I am sure they will agreement, he said. prestige of the Anglican States. Shire Council.

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plete fast rather than of happy feast because it is EDITORIAL This could save a small a Spiritual Holyday. I farmer from possible do not think the Man April 19: 4th Sunday of Paschal Time. bankruptcy. who probably enjoyed 1st Reading: Acts 4, 8-12. Himself very much at "In those days Peter filled with the Holy Recently a credit union the festivities at Cana Spirit ASO HAY STREET, PERTH. was started in the parish would approve of such said . . ." of Midland, and it is sentiments Theme: Salvation cannot be found in anyone while the operating very well. Little Infant would alelse. I have read with great These credit unions are most certainly have hys2nd Reading: I John 3, 1-2. interest two articles in the answer to the exorbi- terics. "Beloved, think of the love that the Father has 'The Record' by Rev. tant interest rates on lavished on us . . ." The news of the power failure in the Apollo 13 There are too many of Father Cahill, C.S.S.R. on hire-purchase goods. Theme: (We shall see God as He really is). space craft has suddenly jolted the world these "self-opinionated the problems of alcoholIn the 1930's many a 3rd Gospel: John 10, 11-18. into the realisation of the dangers. and ism and the 12 Steps in good farmer lost his saints" in the Catholic "At that time Jesus said: 'I am the Good hazards of space exploration. It came at a the method of recovery property to the money- Church, and is one reason Shepherd . . ." time when we were almost accustomed to why I disagreed with Dr. and rehabilitation of the lenders. Theme: (The Good Shepherd gives His life for Frank Sheed some time alcoholic. millimetric precision and calculation in Our present farmers' ago for saying we all His sheep). I am not an alcoholic scientific projects. myself. Indeed I relish dilemma may yet prove should become teachers. Whatever the causes of the failure, and whata social drink occasion- a blessing in disguise. If I met a few of these April 26: 5th Sunday of Paschal Time. ever the deeper complex financial issues with many of my only a credit union was "scribes" when I was a ally 1st Reading: Acts 9, 26-31. raised, the safety of the three astronauts is junior member of the friends. We have dis- the outcome! "In those days after Saul had arrived in of paramount importance. With the whole Evidence Guild, and was cussed these articles toJerusalem . . ." One such, with many not at all impressed of Christendom we applaud the efforts made by gether and feel that you Theme: (He related to them how on his journey thousands of dollars in any of them to ensure a safe return to earth of these except by should encourage Father hand, has been operating their thinly-disgu he had seen the Lord). men, and unite our prayers with them for a ised veil Cahill to instruct people for Catholic farmers at of self 2nd Reading: I John 3, 18-24. safe splashdown. importance. It more in this matter. Wagga Wagga, New was this 'trait' that gave "My children, let us not love only in word. . ." Just recently, I received South Wales for many the Reformation much of Theme: (This is His commandment: that we a letter from a friend in years. its impetus, and (as Napbelieve and love). Calcutta who wrote as follows: 3rd Gospel: John 15, 1-8. If a farmer cannot oleon would agree) an The vast amount of interest generated by the "It was my good for- carry the mortgage on army composed entirely "At that time Jesus said to His disciples: am mineral boom in Western Australia has given tune to read an issue of his farm, the obvious of officers will not win the true vine' . . ." The Record recently, and thing to do would be to many battles. rise to widespread speculation and investTheme: (He who remains in me, and I in him, I thought that even from sell a fair slice and conment on the Stock Exchange. More often bears much fruit). JOHN FINUCAN, this distance I should centrate on a smaller than not this has been unwise and miswrite to say how pleased area. (Geraldton). informed. I was. Of special interMore recent developments in this sphere, and The future of farming est was an article on A.A., the news of apparent malpractices in the I am very interested in in this State will depend market, has prompted The Record to prothis movement and am on our young farmers of cure the services of two highly qualified and The faithful are asked to return their Project always ready to write today —and their wives. The latter ,instead of runexperienced financial advisers. They hope to Compassion boxes to their local parish presbyabout it. . ." Through your columns keep our readers both here and interstate Now that the Licensing ning to the chain store may I inform teries. Complete summaries of what has been your readAct is due for revision, I for all foodstuffs, could ers of a meeting informed on the most recent developments, a llocated for Catholic Rel ief work will be pubsponfeel that it is timely to make and preserve a lot. sored by GENERATION, as well as to advise them on matters conlished in The Record as soon as figures are publish other articles on nected with investments. to be held in the R.S.L. a vailable. Clergy are asked to send their parish M. Brignon. this subject so that parHall, Foss Street, Palcontributions to the Church Office as soon as Midland. It is a matter for the individual whether he ents may best be able to myra at 8 p.m. on Thurspossible. decides to accept the advice or not. Neither advise heir children and day, April 23, 1970. The do we wish to encourage him to invest tha ohers in need have object of the meeting is wisely or unwisely. We merely wish to proknowledge of where and to express opposition to D ANCES ON how help can be reached. vide information which is sound, and which the Termination of PregSt. Mary's CathedThe will also put us in a position to uncover Most probably I am nancy Bill before Parliaral YCW will hold a Elspeh Crowley, wrong, but I unethical and shady dealings. The Scarborough Majhave the ment at present. dance at Serbian Hall on ellans will hold a Osborne Park. impression that Catholic meetThe hall is inmediately Sunday, May 10, starting ing on April 27, at 7.45, education—especially in at be will Music p.m. oppo 8 at site the Leopold 174 West Coast Highway, the male section—con"The Times". Scarborough. Sister centrates too much on Hotel in Canning High- provided by PhilThe Shenton Park YCW omena will speak. science and that religion way. dance on hold a also will A one-day Retreat will "MAKE LOVE NOT WAR", "LIVE AND LET is regarded as a magic All who oppose the recipe for all and sundry Bill, irrespective of their April 19, at Aloysius Hall, be held on April 26. Those LIVE", "PEACE", are the undoubted if someHenry Street, Shenton real life problems. what unspecified slogans and aspirations of religious beliefs, are cor- Park, starting at 8 p.m. interested should ring 39-1874. t oday's young. There are more cries of I am trying to stimu- dially invited. An inter- Tickets at $1. The annual general esting panel objection and revolt against what many of of speakers meeting will be held on After the recent farm- late the accentuation of is being arranged, and their parents would claim was not only a Sunday, May 17. A Mass ers' protest C HURCHES UNITE march the nameless, profitless, local members of Parlia"good life" but the only possible one. And will be said at 1.30 p.m. through Perth, one won- and any other lessscience ment are being asked to Cont. from Page 1. the life of their elders is one of wars, ders if the backbone of of LIVING. at the All Saints Chapel, attend. soon to operate as a car- 77 St. George's Terrace, poverty, abortion, contraception and a host the country is about to The reason I write to ing organisation for the prior to the meeting. of abuses of that very life they would claim And although break. this you is that parents and notice may be too short, welfare of visiting seato be worth protecting. Since the national in- mothers' meetings The State president seem there is a similar meeting men. and secretary recently come is mainly from pri- to be only It is unlikely that hippies wishing to "live and concerned of The committee has re- went up to Corrigin to GENERATION at the mary production, what with fund raising let live" will have much time for the destrucactivi- R.S.L. Hall, St. Brigid's ceived a lot of support speak at a conference athappens to the farmer ties or the size of toma- Terrace, tion of an unborn child. They certainly will Doubleview, at 8 from local service clubs. tended by delegates from affects all of us. toes being cut. have nothing to do with warring against the p.m. on Friday, April 17. All have signified their in- the surrounding districts. While the protest terest and willingness to A good attendance was born one. Recently, the young have petitmarch was in progress, A couple of weeks ago. We would welcome all in any way. co-operate who ioned the U.S. Government to stop their aid can manage to registered. the early pioneers of The Record had a very The clubs have been into family planning in an effort to "alert the this country must have good article about attend. vited representahave to public to the dangers of the public acceptturned uneasily in their schools being more sociMRS. JANINE EAST. tion on the committee. OBITUARY graves. ally involved. . . What ance of planned parenthood and birthA committee spokesHele na Valley. Neither about every they white nor school their control". It would appear the young agree men said the success of descendants today could adopting a black one? Or the older generation has precious little ideas the venture would now survive every white on school a 35 teachhour of what a "good life" ought to be. depend on the amount of week. They could not ing free one aboriginal money donated, and the Whatever be the present confusion of the afford to go on strike. child per $500 income. involvement of the young, it is more than likely that they have That luxury was reserved The Government will pay Brother W. Green, a people who cared that for for board. The mothers' more truth on their side than those who others—the prima headmaster of former visitors to this town were donnas. The wharfies, for meeting will find a good fashioned the ways of living which they Aquinas College, died in received hospitably. example. Catholic home. inherited. Though Esperance has hospital in Sydney last The early settlers cerhad no Seafarers Centre, week. Yours sincerely, One suspects the "good life" that people talk tainly, and farmers today He was 77. seamen have not been about as being the very one that has proMrs. J. Leeden, probably take a 70 hour ignored. Brother Green was Perth. South duced cities of the greatest sophistication week in their stride. The Reading through the Since shipping began headmaster of the college and the most harrowing soulessness and pioneers would never opinions of some of the have tolerated the "go mental illness. c orrespondence given full to arrive at the port the from 1939 to 1944 before slow" methods set as a scope to "have their say", vessels have been regu- moving to Mudgee, NSW. Certainly, if the 'good life' is to be discovered Brother Green, who standard of work. I cannot see how the Cry larly visited by the Cathit won't be found in aping the efforts of was and olic born in Sorrell, TasAnglican parish Nations are not built that of Infants, The Long places that interest the traveller, or the way. Haired Men and The priests acting in the cap- mania in 1893, was a artistically and professionally ambitious, but acity of honorary sea- Christian Brother for 57 There is some excuse, Mini-Skirted Women men's chaplains. years. are studiously avoided when one starts to however, for the "never could possibly alter the think of building a home. sweats"; they have no r everence due to the stake in the country. priest and his servers No, the well-known recipes for the 'good life' Sir,—I do not think during the saying of the This deficiency for are no longer valid. Youth needs to be told some workers was reali- people like the late Mass. the answers to questions which go beyond sed by Monsignor Lufui- Matthew Talbot make the pragmatic and merely humanistic. It It was always the practti who sponsored a very good copies for the must also learn to temper discipline with tice of children when I Catholic. average They OLD AQUINIANS ASSOC. scheme for miners. The creativity, freedom and the artistry of selfare apt to be a source of went to school to try to sceptics laughed. Give invites discouragement watch someone attending expression. Religious bodies and educatois each miner in a mining great the Mass, apparently conrather than inspiraof have an immense problem as much work town one or two acres Members and Friends to join them needs to be done in this field. of ground to cultivate tion to many, and the cerned with every moveat and produce. The result more timid may even ment of correctness in give up all notion of pur- respect of the Mass. The was fantastic. Aquinas College on suing a road to holiness. most obvious choice for Do farmers have all Despite a truly heroic life the boy—a trifle uncerSat. 18th April, 8.30 p.m. their eggs in one basket? of mortification and pen- tain of the geneflections, What about the sidelines? ance, Matt was the period of standing. evidently for One farmer's wife, in a man who "made his the part of the person His Grace, the Archbishop, wishes that the prayer her spare time in one own rules" communion, Head of River where sanc- receiving for Vocations, published in bookmarker form and year, cleared $200 on tity is concerned. We are and other importances of distributed on the World Day of Prayer for Voca- turkeys, another $1,000 on told that he remained the Mass—became the tions, be used frequently in the homes, recited daily wildflowers. kneeling right through Christian Brother or the in all classrooms and schools throughout the ArchWhy not start a farm- the many Masses he at- Nun. diocese. He also directs that the following inser- ers credit union? With tended, not rising even Music by Surely, in all sincerity, tion be made in the Prayer of the Faithful and used substantial deposits from for Gospel. This (at least there is no better exevery time that prayer is said at Mass: our wealthy farmers to to me) indicates that he amples of concentration start with, was giving not them altogether under "That from the families of our diocese many a 6 per cent, interest re- the Divine Impulse and at the Mass than these Priests, Brothers and Sisters be chosen who will turn, Admission $1.50 includes deposits covered by is on a par with a chap members of the religious gladly spend their entire lives in announcing to insurance life. against loss. I once knew who each food and music only. mankind your Truth and saving Love. Lord, hear James McMahon. All registered with the year declared Christmas us, We beseech you hear us." Government. Day to be a time of cornPort Hedland, W.A. AMIN",

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Thursday, April 16, 1970

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NEW ORGANISATION FORMED TO FIGHT W.A. ABORTION BILL

Board Increases Interest Rates

A new organisation—GENERATION— has been in Western Australia to fight the Terminaormed f tion of Pregnancy Bill currently before Parliament. I t had its first meeting at the beginning of the and is open to all who share its aims, onth m religious or political convictions. r egardless of

The Catholic Schools Provident Fund Board has approved a substantial increase in interest rates for new and existing depositors.

These increases came pare favourably with the into effect from the be- interest rates charged by ether financial organisaginning of this month. The new rates scale tions. The increased interest through five percent on Several prominent doctors, representatives of to 6i percent for rates are: five percent demand religious denominations, and others, brought 20 (on demand); 51 percent. four (15 to long-term attendance to 23, with five apologies. initial ( two to three years); 5t he t years). percent (four to five, framing board, in The GENIt was to this end that step, As its first its new scale, aims at years); 61 percent (six to ERATION has sent its Parliament should deplacing its rates in com- 14 years) and 6i percent all members vote its efforts and reresolution to with Govern- (15 to 20 years). petition sources. of Parliament. ment, semi-government "Therefore, reads: we resolution urge he T COMPUTER and other investments. 'This meeting of GEN- Parliament to investigate PROCESSING Father John Order. He is Franciscan Brown, 0.F.M., left Subiaco to join the than a minor adOther organisathe possibility of setting ERATION, an The Fund has also shown supervising metal instruction of delinquent youth at the Morning Star Youth justment on the 'on detion with no political or up a Maternal Welfare its records Training transferred Centre, Victoria. mand' term last year, opCentre, affiliations, (including a religious these increases are the and controls to a composes the provisions of family planning section first made since the Fund puter system in the prothe Termination of Preg- to advise on all types of of interest: came into being in 1956. duction family the planning), before to help Bill nancy Fund manager Kevin cheques and financial and advise women, marsponParliament. tate S Keaney said: "When our records. sored by Dr. Hislop, ried or unmarried, who scheme was introduced, It believes computer find it themselves aware that distressfully being rates offered compared accounting will expedite will, in effect, give abor- ed by unexpected pregmore than favourable calculations and issue al/ nancy, and to increase tion on demand. with other sound secur- interest cheques, as well'. the existing astonished subsidies to are "We ities available at the time. as allowing pertinent. legislators organisations By Rev. T. A. Warren, C.S.S.R. dealing the that "People who were in- statistical records to be should devote time to a with these cases. "These positive steps The question amounts to this: does Religious life have worth or value terested in our scheme revealed at given interbill presented with such received an attractive re- vals. a lack of evidence as to would provide genuine for today's generation? Has it a place in the stream of life today? Control accounting wilt turn on their investment, a desiralternatives to and the rightness totally its bility. We point out that unnecessary "solution" of It is easy to answer ing freedom, responsib- be accepted as a valuable had security, and were be greatly enhanced. there is no evidence that abortion for social rea- 'yes', stressing the dedi- ility, and concern for option for modern people also helping a worthy OLD IONIANS with Christian faith, who object—the financing of cation of Religious to a human values. legalisation such as this sons." Religious life today— are in search of true hap- new schools." Bill: GENERATION hopes great variety of charitRE-UNION He said most of the in • reduces the overall to establish good rela- able works. However, as it already is, and as it piness and a life of deThe Old Ionians anvestors were people with deaths tions with all other this does not entirely is still becoming—must dicated service. number of families interested in nual re-union will be held. from abortion in a bodies working to defeat satisfy the critics. They educating their children, on Sunday, April 26, at society; the Bill in order to estab- see many splendidly deand who wanted to help the Iona Convent, Mos• eliminates illegal ab- lish the unity of purpose. dicated people—priests, provide adequate facili- man Park, starting with ortion or the corrupChristian laity, even nona Mass at 7 p.m. ties for them. tion that goes with it; It will hold its first believers — who draw Members will gather "However, it is essen• does anything to pro- general meeting at the dynamic inspiration from tial these people receive for refreshments after mote the mental wel- RSL Hall, St. Brigid's other sources. We zeroed in on St. It was good to hear income from their invest- Mass. fare of women or the Terrace, tomorrow, FriRiven-ale, that the Brothers and ment in line with investday, April 17, at 8 p.m., Telephone Mrs. Ann This is undeniable. But Augustine's, nation. similar Hines (3-2520) or Mrs. of a "We urge the legisla- Dr. Enid Cook will speak. it does not alter the fact two Sundays ago, and Sisters of our schools see ments Ruth James (87-3259) that total dedication to were captured by thc their role as complemen- nature. ture to retain, for the unIn MELBOURNE, some "It is interesting to before Tuesday, April 21_ born child, the full pro- Catholics have taken God through religious spirit of an' experiment tary to that of the vows is the actual reason new to our Archdiocese. parents, and that their note that, of the invest- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tection of the law." part in forming an inter- for an I sat in the church and service gives them satis- ors, representative numimmense tide of It said the organisation denominational, non- dedication to human wel- was thrilled by the ideas faction and happiness. bers come from all believed progress in political group for social that floated and someSr. Canissius of St. methods of helping the action on the abortion fare. Religious life means times hurtled from the John of God Hospital, States-73 (New South total decP.oation to the Wales), 24 (Queensland), girl or woman with an problem. love am:. service of God throats of the speakers. and Daryl Lewis and his 10 (South Australia), nine unplanned or unwanted Its aim is to help They spoke of Life and wife gave further reprepregnancy would come, women thinking of abor- and His People through Vocation, of their voca- sentation and growth to ( W es ter n Australia). vows made in a communseven (Tasmania) and 19 not from easier abortion, tion to find an alternative tions, and the reality of the Vocation theme. The but only from a deeper solution to their difficul- ity. This may not be the the vocation to religious Eucharistic Sacrifice was overseas. only source of human "This interesting represocial sense of respon- ties. a fitting, responsive, and dedication but it is cer- service. sentation was no doubt sibility toward maintainIt was all part of Fr. enthusiastic end to the due to a diocesan loan tele- tainly one of the very An emergency ing these women at all Thomas O'Kane's idea afternoon. phone service for women greatest. organisation being establevels. and attempt to give to his seeking help and advice Congratulations to Fr. lished first in Victoria." The worth of Religious people first hand news O'Kane and Rivervale for IMMT11111111111111Tt11111111111111111111118111111 will operate soon. An increase in rates to life is not found only in about vocations to the the stimulating after- depositors CHEMIST will entail a The society is also for- its 'service value'. AcA TTENTION ALL! religious state. noon, and may it be a resultant increase in Wembley - 87 3984 S chools, Convents, Col- ming study circles in sev- count must also be taken Fr. Cunningham bounc- diving board of similar rates charged to the leges, Charitable Organis- eral suburbs, and will of its 'witness value'. till I was activity ed ideas at us within other • parishes, schools and the 274 Cambridge St. In an age of technology reeling and becoming Parishes. ations—For your Raffle provide speakers for any like, but will still corn- I l l l l l l l l l u I I I t i I inclub or organisation Tickets see . . and material affluence. aware that the details of terested in the problem Religious men and my life were valuable and R ECORD PRINT 1 of abortion legislation as women give witness to necessary to Society and 450 Hay Street, Perth. / a matter of immediate their decisive belief in to God,—a part of my 1111111111(11111111111111111111111111111111114111111 concern. the reality of spiritual total life vocation. I was and eternal things. told 'nothing I do is When they renounce worth nothing", andI sat The West Australians of tomorrow possessions, the joys of even straighter. Sr. Raymond moved Imarriage, and certain exw i l l need young men of today AT GEORGE'S pressions of personal the 200 and more of us as priests — freedom ,they give up with her simplicity, dig237 North Beach Road good things out of love nity and pride as a teachTuart Hill for better and more en- ing Sister. There was an Phone 49 2431 A Hrs. 47 1511 impressive atmosphere in during things. that church and who can This teaches people to tell what seed was sown? earthly things in Brother Gregory told A RE YOU INTERESTED IN THE DIOCESAN Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set 1--,tter perspective. All us that we were brave to "-ings are good, but some PRIESTHOOD? c ome and hear so much are better; many talk in one afternoon. CONTACT— things, though good inbut we had just relaxed CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 FATHER W. J. FOLEY, deed, are perishable—'we ';UNSMITHS over an excellent cup of LOCKSMITHS lasting not here a hay, Locks, 000r Closers aid JverhauIed and Serviced 7 7 ST. GEORGE'S TCE. tea and biscuits and CAR and ALL 'TYPES OF I< CUT. Immediate Service. ; city.' were ready to listen and To prefer the imperish- learn more. able things is to take a long-term view of life in it Christian spirit of Faith, Hope and Love. This is not to reject human things, for to love S PECIAL God above all else means H OSPITAL to love everyone and everything for His sake. Religious life also witnesses to the power of I NSIST ON Christian community. In a world of lonely and selfish people, anything r that can create true brotherhood without dis"Fit for a King" tinction, and effective cooperation in pursuit of a LADIES! common ideal, deserves Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR to be respected. 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Western Mining Cor- assuring effect on the poration, which has res- market Newmex shares erves at Kambalda esti- should rise closer to the mated to last for 100 level which was originyears at a production ally predicted for them. level of 30,000 tons of In the longer term the nickel per year in ad- company must be given by Mindu Speck dition to other interests, a reasonable chance of is a secure long term The golden days of the Poseidon boom have gone, and it is hard to proposition. For invest- making a commercial find. In view of the reconcile the atmosphere of gloom with the glittering prospects of a few ors seeking a high return limited number of shares BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Bomb exweeks ago. The market, as oblivious to good news as it was to bad reports without undue risk, how- available this would be ever, Westralian Sands followed by a substantial plosions, flying tear gas grenades, riots and in the boom period, seems headed inevitably for pre-Poseidon levels. looks more attractive. increase in the share threats followed Easter Sunday in rel igiously divided and embittered Northern Ireland. value. As the rise and 0 fall index shows, exA threat to shoot with gasoline bombs, Another promising pectation of a good newcomer is Metramar, British soldiers was the bottles and stones. The Poseidon report on which has gold and anti- reply of the outlawed troops used tear gas to April 1 haad a Industrial mony prospects. The lat- Irish Republican Army quell the mobs. steadying influence ter metal is in very short (IRA) to the announceLast August, Northern on the market for a supply at the present ment by Lt. Gen. Ian Ireland was hit by riots few days. The retime, and prices are cor- Freeland, commander of that left several dead and port was as good - 100 respondingly high. While British troops in North- hundreds of homes, as should be exthis situation persists ern Ireland, that rioters shops and factories burnpected after a threeantimony may well dis- throwing gasolene bombs out. month drilling "liable to be shot place nickel as the glam- are The near civil war folperiod, but was less our metal. Metramar dead" if they ignored lowed 10 months of in. detailed than many Poseidon warnings. was an unlisted company termittent investors had hopstrife result. r eport A spokesman for the for some time prior to ing from the Catholic ed. It is ironical listing ,and its explora- IRA, a clandestine organ- minority 's that some of the - 2O0 . contention tion is well advanced. isation that seeks the that the market analysts predominantly Northern of Those who study the union Protestant who have made mineral market are Ireland and the Republic Northern government of gloomy predictions Ireland has Ireland, of said: "As from awaiting the next report systematically discriminbased on this reon its activities with now, our official policy is ports' lack of inforto hit back against Brit- ated against Catholics, great interest. mation were resish troops. If necessary particularly in housing, ponsible for more Among the cheaper we will kidnap a number employment and voting. assessoptimistic p. floats Comstock Minerals of them and if any civil & a J . ) V ments on a less dehas some potential. Per- ians are shot by the 1$ 2(3 10 haps in tailed report its most promising British we will do the Mar A or December. Reaction prospect is a small hold- same." to the Poseidon re- Cumulative daily rise and fall index ( no. rises — no. falls) for the period March 13 to ing in the middle of a The day after the IRA port is the symp- April 10. Anticipation of the Poseidon report suspended the declining trend in mining temporary reserve held statement (April 6), two tom, rather than share prices for a few days. by Conzinc Riotinto. The more bomb blasts rocked cause, of the results of surface samp- Belfast, which has been liquidity, and there is or long term. There are NEWER LISTINGS the current malaise. ling and magnetic meas- hit by bombings and little hope of a sustained so many bargains offerThe market is frequentThe myriad of new urements are encourag- riots since Easter. ly dull in the April-June rally for some months to ing that it is hard to floats appearing on a de- ing, but it will be some Earlier, four persons The Red Cross Sociechoose between them. flated market offers the time before the area can quarter, and the trend come. injured by an ex- ties of 31 countries were Several retailers, and small investor a rare op- be tested fully. At the will this year is accentuated especially Woolworths, portunity to buy into a present time the 20 per plosion that blasted a be represented at the by dearer money result- INVESTMENT which turned in excellent new float at a figure not cent paid shares are sell- real estate office in Bel- European Regional Red ing from higher interest OPPORTUNITIES Cross Conference to be results for 1969 and have too far in excess of the ing below par and are an fast's business district. rates, by the possibility Five hundred extra held at Cannes, While the short term strong expansion pros- nominal share value. The excellent speculative buy. France, of government action to British soldiers were from April 20-25. counter inflation, and by outlook is bleak the mar- pects are at their low majority of the new listflown in to support Freethe large amount of new ket offers attractive op- point for the year. The ings vary from the hope- THE SHORT TERM Organised under the land's forces, which had capital required in the portunities for investors Swan Brewery Company ful to the hopeless, and it With the market react- clashed auspices of the League of rioters. with enough fortunate to have made a bonus issue re- is not always easy to tell ing adversely both to previous two quarters. There are now 7,000 Red Cross Societies, at There is no immediate cash available who wish cently and it will be some one from the other. In- good and bad reports the troops under Freeland's the invitation of the sign of any easing in to invest on the medium time before another can evitably those with pro- chances of success in French Red Cross, the command. be expected, but the ven prospects still open selcting shares for short Conference will study the company has an impres- at well above par, but in term speculative gain In the worst rioting in role of the Red Cross in W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS sive expansion record the present bear market are remote. Advances are months, at least 28 Brit- relation to several of the PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS and its shares are a good this may still be well likely to result from only ish soldiers were injured major problems facing long term proposition at below the potential value brief rallies, and careful as crowds attacked them humanity Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and today: the current prices. Higher of the shares. General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. timing, coupled with a health and social welfare interest rates will have Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 problems of industrial some influence on the 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH civilisation; the problems EWMEX N rate of home building but of youth and the potenthe current level of tial force of young people Poseidon activity is still fairly in the Red Cross mover eport 3 00 high. The brick manufacment; preparedness for turing firm Calsil has a disaster relief on both good record and strong national interand expansion potential. Its Now have Tickets selling in the national levels; the probshares are well worth lem of development and popular ZODIAC $50,000 First current market their the contribution of Euro• • • value. pean Red Cross Societies Prize Lottery (Tickets $3 each, to the extension of the ac100 Nevertheless the gains ( full book, $150) . tivities of National Red from the best industrials Cross-Red Crescent-Red Prompt return all Mail Orders. are small compared with Lion and Sun Societies in which those can be exthe developing countries. This Lottery has 50,000 Tickets pected from astute inonly. vestment even in the Cannes was chosen by • 30 safer shares in the minthe French Red Cross for It will be a quick seller, ing sector. World metal the Conference as a tribprices are high, and the ute to the League, for it was in the Mediterranean metal with the best prosresort city that a Medical Wembley Hotel pects, notwithstanding current market pessimConference in April, 1919, Excellent Lounge and ism, is nickel. World conled to the foundation of Accommodation sumption of the metal the world federation of - 10 Phone 87 2418 has been held down by a National Societies. Cnr. Cambridge and shortage of supply. It is It was intended to hold A lexander Sts., Wembley significant that Inter4 • the Conference last year, national Nickel Corpora)26 3 to mark the 50th anniver10 tion, the world's largest Subiaco Hotel sary of this event, but it Mar Apr THE BY 817N SOAK UP THE nroducer of the metal. SEA AT had to be postponed. due -st Class Accommodation has adiusted its price to since thousands turnover in shares of and the daily cents Price to the death of the PresiN.L. in Newmex allow the lower grade The Ocean Beach and Service listing. The behaviour of the shares is clearly related to the general market decline dent of the host Society, nickel dePosits to be exO RIVE-1N BOTTLE DEFT. Hotel FREE HOME DELIVERY ploited. thus increasing and the adverse reaction to the Poseidon report. The later part of the decline is Medecin-General DebenUnder Personal Supervision Phone 81 1028 production. There are a less rapid than that of the market as a whole, and appears to be nearing its end. detti. of TOM KENNY number Irene of potential uses McHenry. Proprietreee Phone 3-1584 Newmex, an offshoot of judicious use of price for nickel awaiting an Newmetal Mines, is an limits for purchases and easing in the supply Posi- outstanding example. 61 sales is necessary to show 20 Mabel St., The Railton B ayswater Hotel tion, and while the gap per cent, of the capital is a return. The most probSouth Perth OPP, STATION Perth's Most Modern between sunplv and de- owned by Newmetals, able result of short term Temperance Hotel PAINT ING CONTRACTOR 67 I16 Jld Time Music & mand should close there and only two million speculation is either a from 5 minutes walk Dancing, is little of Friday chance a dron Mary's Cathedral St.B.B. and shares were available for loss or money locked in from $7.00 Saturday. in demand in this decade. public subscription. The the market. Investment Pier & Murray Streets LES BARTLET Cnr. company has interests at in the short term money Phone: 21-8861 - 21-8861 TEL: T71-1224Prop, The results of the Waite Kauri, Mt. 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the religious course rather than sit at the back of the class or opt out.

The report itself said a Christian act of worship, where those pres"Moral education," it ent represent a wide varVisualise for a moment your own son or daughter on service, or on LONDON — "Compulsory Christianity" taught in British state schools no longer meets the requirements affirmed, "is the busi- iety of beliefs, not necesholiday, in a strange land, 'adopted' by a kindly family; If you happen either of moral or religious education, a report of the ness of everybody in the sarily Christian, cannot to be an ex-serviceman you will appreciate how acceptable this would be Social Morality Council declared. school and not merely genuinely involve the 'discover' a friend, far from home. of the head, or of the re- whole assembly. to them . . . to The 20-member com- indifference of a mild ligious education staff." mittee Most occupation of It stressed that the watchmen are Nine thousand miles— Catholics, Jews form of skepticism. There is an Safeguards and for consci- schools had a two-fold like some the necessitates non-Catholic watchdogs: if Chrisnearly as "A syllabus far as moral from of Frewhich you give them a friendly mantle to U.K.—and pos- tian representatives said education, wholly separ- ence -and, in some cases, purpose — to reinforce spending of the greater denomina tional common values and to a pat they will keep guard sibly no friend beyond rules drawn up in 1944 ated from religious in- for as life one's of ortion p prescribing prayers and struction, still remains teaching, must continue encourage society—that while you proceed to rob the limits of the ship. sympathetic stranger to seafaring. their master's house. Christian religious in- to be worked out in prac• to be provided, it said. understanding of the reis " I ccupation was a stranger and o Perhaps the gangway you took me in!" It criticised the present ligious approach to life. struction in most state tice." The seafarer goes ashore, couples window- might be that of a Jap"When, Lord, didI take schools should be replacThe chairman of the act of corporate worship observes ed by broader pro- committee, H. J. Black- — the morning assembly. It recognised that beshopping, their children anese ship. In that case you in?" lievers had the right to master of would there exist a lanthe 'Amen, I grammes say omping, that include man, is a member of the to you, as r Many Catholic child- pass on their faith, but guage dog barrier? his with long There as house you study of other religions. British Humanist Asso- ren in this country enter did it to the the n a country where difwhich would not if you were on least of these my brethThe chairman of the ciation, which has cam- non - Catholic on a leash . . . all of state iferent faiths co-exist and tour in Japan and wished ren you did it to Me." remind him to onspires Catholic Education Counpaigned for some years c home, to negotiate a purchase. I don't happen to have cil, Archbishop Andrew against compulsory relig- schools often because part of the nation rejects that he is far from cannot into get the faith altogether, ParliaBesides, most Japanese your address, but you Beck, AA, of Liverpool, ious worship and relig- they because to him these Catholic ment could not legislate seafarers possess at least have mine. I shall be in said the group had made ious instruction in non- o vercrowded 'home'. represent hings t a smattering of English, your port next Sunday if "a courageous attempt" denominational schools. schools or because there for unity in schools Your chances of being while some speak is no Catholic schools in which did not exist outit you'd care to call on to deal with a deep probappointed ambassador to fluently. the neighbourhood. REPORT side of them. board. My neighbour a foreign power might Some Australian runs back home regards me as lem. appeared report a The the you have "Apart KonDavid Father from senone yet slim; be The report appealed to can prove as lonely as quite an agreeable com- tence, which could be few weeks before the ex- stant, adviser on religopportunity of entertain- any foreign runs. For expublic opinion to protect publication pected a of panion, and I'm confident taken as critical of inious education in the ing a 'foreign ambassa- ample: Port Kembla, that you would make a doctrination in the sense government paper setting Westminster archdiocese, moral and religious edudor' . . . which is what the Kwinana, Yampi Sound, fine host! of the teaching of relig- out propositions for a himself a headmaster, cation in schools against seafarer is . . . an ambas- back to Port Kembla. Michael Kingston. ious doctrine, the report new education act to re- felt it better for Cathosador from nearly every the encroachment by strikes a nice balance be- place that of 1944 and to lic children in non-Cathcountry which boasts a utilitarian subjects and existing verhaul the o your tween the extravagances olic schools to be able to merchant fleet—at of absolutism and the system. join wholeheartedly in examination pressures. door.

CATHOLIC MEMBERSHIP IN W.C.C. TO BE STUDIED

LONELINESS Some of you may have Possible membership of the Catholic Church in already migrated to this the World Council of Churches will be studied by recall can country, and vividly the first year— a joint commission of the two bodies at a meetespecially the loneliness ing in Naples on May 23-30. and the nostalgia for "This is only a prelim- other important study to one's homeland. inary study, a look at the be undertaken at the May for The seafarer habitually, advantages both meeting would concern year in and year out, sides, and the disadvan- the co-operation between takes," said Father John a Protestant and Catholic shares this feeling. If your roots are in Ire- Long, S.J., an official of giving Christian witness land, you are agreeably the Vatican Secretariat in areas of the world— suited to extend an in- for Promoting Christian that are largely nonChristian. vitation to a crew mem- Unity. "This entails the whole ber of an Irish ship; if "The commission will you are North European, look at the theological problem of giving witness to invite home a German, difficulties involved, the independent of the docor Norwegian or Swedish policy of the WCC, the trine of any one church." He cited joint stateseafarer; if from Italy, to problem of a Church unitake an Italian seafarer versal becoming a mem- ments on social probinto your home. ber of an organisation lems and the establishWhile there have been made up of national ment of schools and hospitals as examples. ships which left their churches. The commission, he native shores, this prob"The dozen delegates said, would review the lem of lonely seafarers from each side will not has existed and has never make any decision of the progress already made in adequately been solved. question—not even a re- these areas and make There are 50 ports around commendation. They will suggestions for further the Australian coast, but just look at the question, development. The commission is exonly five Stella Mans summarise how they see Clubs; several of these it, and turn their findings pected to publish a reare comfortably appoint- over to a special study port of its work at the end of this year, the third ed, but retain a skeleton group." report issued since its staff, except for a few Father Long said an- founding in 1965. hours on evenings when a social is held, and hos- BALLET tesses and hosts are in supply. A private home is 'a Stella Mans Club par excellence'. It is a reminder of the home the seafarer has temporarily left, a reminder of his Ballet lovers will have could dance anywhere in loved ones, of the bro- an opportunity on Thurs- the world, but he has therhood of man, it is a day, Friday and Saturday chosen W.A." reflection of the home of evenings of witnessing They were well suppora poor Family at Nazar- what seems to me to be ted by the guest artist eth. one of the finest displays Patricia Sadka, who gave You were sincere, I of ballet of a general a superb exhibition of take it, when you voiced standard, at the Octagon control and effortless dethe petition: Theatre. finition ,and by the ballet The W.A. Ballet Com- master Laurence Bishop. "Across all barriers of race, colour, creed, pany's season commenc- His characterisation and and language, Lord ed with a verve, vitality, skill were shown to best virtuosity and finesse of effect in "The Glade" and hear us" which all may be justly "One in Five". E XPERIMENT proud. ' Perhaps the greatest These The programme con- thrill of the evening was barriers are locked away in your sisted of two ballets by the great scope, potential heart. As soon as you the international choreo- and confident ease of the Open your heart, they grapher and artistic dir- young supporting solodisappear. ector of the Company, ists, Dianne Taylor, and Mr. Rex Reid, Ray Ken Whitmore. As junior By way of an experi- Powell's ballet panto- soloists, they gave perment in Christian wit- mime "One in Five" and formances which in their ness, may I suggest that the piece de resistance own way and class were next Sunday, before of the evening, 'Paquita', spontaneous and virtuoYou've driven the wife choreographed by Luis sic. The future of the and children Mass, and home from Moreno. In the classical W.A. Ballet Company become ab- style, it was a revelation. must be built on its sorbed in your customary One expects a classic younger dancers. Sunday routine, you performanc "Paquita", costumed so e from the Point the car in the direc- principals and guest dan- beautifully tion of the port and choreoand drive cers. They did not th the dis- graphed so intricately by gangway of one of appoint. the ships. Miss Robin Mr. Moreno, gave an exHaig, the prima baller- cellent insight into the A means of whose exquisite talent and potential of guarantee- ina, ing access to the quarters grace, sincerity and fault- the Corps de Ballet. The Would be to arm less technique matched younger dancers counWith a quantity yourself well the celebrated vir- tered the delicate of magaprecis5nes, secular and relig- tuosity, skill and sensit- ion and elegance of the ious, for distribution on ivity of the premier dan- principals with a verve, board. If you happen to ceur, Luis Moreno. With- lightness and plasticity, he a member of the Soc- out doubt this Spaniard marvellous sense of rhyletY of St. Vincent de has an abundance of thmn and drama, which Paul, or Legion of talent and is a real acqui- were a delight to experMary, You should sition and inspiration to ience. indicate the fact to the the whole Company. watchman The whole programme Who would Deservedly popular, in is a revelation and well With ship be acquainted nature. -visitors of this the words of the artistic worthy of widespread indirector, Mr. Reid, "he terest and support.

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REPORTING THE WORLD

POPE TO VISIT SARDINIA

T he 40th International Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne in 1973 could be the biggest international gathering of Catholics ever held in Australia, the Very Rev. Father T. F. Little, Secretary-General of the Congress Planning Com- V ATICAN CITY: Pope Paul mittee, said last week. V I will make a one-day f lying trip on April 24 to A t this stage, he said, it was impossible to say the Italian island of Sarif the Melbourne Cricket Ground would be big dinia, one of the poorest and most backward areas enough for the main service. of the country. A field to accommodate importance of preparaThe Vatican announcsome 700,000 people was tion for the Congress. ed recently that the Pope He blessed the work of would visit Sardinia for provided at the last Congress in Bogota, Colum- the organising committee the sixth centenary of and gave his Apostolic the feast of the bia, in 1968. Statue was Blessing to all members of Our Lady of Little Father Bonaria. speaking at the annual of the Church in AusThe statue has been communion tea of the tralia. venerated by Sardinians Australasian Mons. Clarke said the since it Hibernian was washed up Catholic Benefit Society theme and dates of the on the island near the Congress would be re- fishing before a crowd of 250. village of BonHe said advance parties leased later. aria in 1370. to advise or obtain inforA SAC-111 of No. 34 Squadron, RAAF, in which Queen Elizabeth flew from Sydney to Hobart last week. It was Sardinia, famous for t he first flight by the Queen in an RAAF aircraft during Her Majesty's tour. mation were expected to its bandits, is 115 miles arrive this month from The SAC-111 carries a crew of two pilots, a navigator and a flight engineer. During the Royal Tour, the aircraft off the coast of Italy. the United States, South crew will also include two stewards and a stewardess. America, France and New Pope Paul will be the The aircraft has a maximum seating capacity for 30 p assengers. It is a medium-range transport aircraft, Zealand. first pope to visit the is- powered by two Rolls-Royce Spey Turbo-fan engines. Maximum cruising speed is 548 m.p.h. He disclosed that the NEW YORK—A Brook- land voluntarily. Two Bogota Congress was run lyn priest and a Bronx early popes, St. Hilary by a full-time staff of 50, nun were among winners ( 461-468), and St. Symand 1,000 part-timers. in local district school machus (498-514), were About 130,000 people born on the island but board e!ections here. were involved in one way never returned after Father Michael C. or another, and some their elections. French, 31, associate pas1,000 journalists from all tor of St. Anselm's Pope St. Pontianus over attended. church in Brooklyn, won died in exile on the isin his district by a land- land in 235. RENEWAL slide. He received 8,000 IMPORTANT Pope Paul has visited The Chairman of the votes-5,200 more than other parts of Italy, such Congress organising com- needed for election. His as Florence and Taranto, mittee, Monsignor L. slogan was "Children are as well as a number of Clarke, said that spirit- the Only Issue". other countries. His last ual renewal would be the In the South Bronx, flight out of Rome was Sister Alice J. Kerins, most important part of in July and August to principal of St. Anthony's the Congess. School and a former mis- Kampala, Uganda. Mons. Clark, speaking sionary in the Bahamas. Our Lady of Bonaria on his return from a received 987 votes-687 was proclaimed patronstudy tour of the last more than she needed for ess of Sardinia by Pope three Congress centres election. She was one of St. Pius X in 1908. with Father Little, said 11 candidates in the rac- — — Her fame was wideit was quite obvious ially mixed and predomfrom his visits to Munich. inantly Protestant neigh- spread in the Mediterranean and in 1536, SpanBombay and Bogota, that bourhood ish explorer Pedro de the value of the Congress Another priest-candidwas not just the actual ate for a Bronx district Mendosa named the city event, but in the years of school board was Father of Buenos Aires. the preparation that precede Mario Zicarelli, associate Spanish version of Bonit. pastor of Our Lady of aria, in her honor. This is the plane, a Mount Carmel Church. No immediate details In Bogota, for instance, CARDINAL The vote tally in Father of the trip were releas- BAG111 of No. 34 Squadtime was spent in the ron, which took Queen Zicarelli's district BACKS was evangelisation ed by of the Vatican, but the people. In Bombay, em- not immediately known. was most likely the Pope Elizabeth from Sydney to 'KING SUNDAY' phasis was on involving The city-wide voting in- would fly to and from Hobart. volved paper ballots, and the people in the current the island in one day. It was the first time IN BRITAIN results trickled in from The people of Sardinia that Her Majesty had liturgical renewal. - Cardinal LONDON. the districts over a have been hoping the flown in an RAAF airThe main task in MelHARRISBURG, Pa. accepted by all of us. John Heenan, of Westperiod of days. Pope would visit their craft. bourne would be to plan ( )—Two Catho- They made us aware U.S.A. minster, approved has a A lthough Father island since last May, and carry out a programThe crew of the BAC- British group's proposal lic nuns who taught of how alike we are. French and Sister Kerin when retiring Archbishop, me of spiritual renewal (below) were, from to mark the second anan experimental Sun- Not one of us felt that have church affiliation Carlo Botto of Cagliari i 111 extending over the next DonD. Corporal left: school class at they were Catholic day niversary U.S. civil of because of their religious mentioned the possibil- ' t wo years. nelly (steward), of Gos- rights Presbyterian and we were PresbyChrist Martin leader profession, neither ran ity. ford, NSW, Cpl. R. Tar- Luther King's assassinachurch here during terian." And because the litur- with any official Church Sisters Joan Supel Lent have been praisThe letter of invitation' rant (flight engineer), of tion with sermons on gy was stabilised, he said, backing. ed highly by the and Ann Devaney and the committee had the Father French, one of w as renewed by the new , Young, NSW. Sqdr. Ldr. racial harmony. Ann Devaney, who church members. opportunity of really pro- 39 candidates for nine archbishop, Cardinal Se- Noel Reidy ( navigator), In a message to the at regularly Mrs. Carole Spahr, teach King Luther ducing something "for posts in his district, had bastiano Baggio. When of Tempe, NSW, Wing Martin a class member, sum- Bishop McDevitt High our people—to give them been opposed by several the news was announc- Commander R. Drury Foundation approving its Cardinal med up the general School here, gave a something solid to get Catholic home and school ed in the Vatican. the, (captain), of Canberra, suggestion, "They six-week course on concensus: back to and to blow con- associations. He was sup- bells of Cagliari's 111 Flight Lt. J. Grierson (co- Heenan praised the orestablishcame here as sisters "Images of God and fusion away." ported by the United Fed- parishes rang out. (TIP pilot), of Melbourne, Cpl. ganisation's in the true sense of Man in Various Forms had alerted J. Grant (stewardess), of ment of an employment In a private audience eration of Teachers and cardinal coloured for the word. They were of Literature." he granted to Father the Parent-Teacher Asso- them to the announce- Smithfield, NSW, and Sgt. agency (steward), D. Brumfield find who dropouts school releas; which ment, was Little and Mons. Clarke, ciations of 32 public I of Belmont, NSW. it difficult to get jobs. ed at midday). Pope Paul stressed the schools.

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CATHOLIC THE HUMAN BRAIN brain-workers possess greater vitality than those who work with SOCIAL CLUB theirHardmuscles. The brain is the great nutritive centre of the body and brain live longer. It is not known that anyone ever died from overwork April Calendar ofworkers is the brain. For it neglect of sleep, rest, exercise and sufficient time for

Friday, 24th: First eating and masticating our food that would cause any brain worker to nights of squash at succumb to nervous prostration or disease. Oxford courts, Oxford Street, Leederville (just During intense mental vocations I imagine that spiritual that has given him his opposite the clubhouse). concentration, a large Yes, I know Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, last week, process or may I mean security in life, he is un- We will have one court amount of blood acculuSunday was discovered force, is a from succession of able to understand why 8 p.m. and two lates in the brain. B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. At but I have being late, one steps; and the first step these worldly goods and from 9 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. night this excites the that by the last say. is the hardest to take. It r elationships hang loose- Later in the season, we brain-cells and often we can have think of voca- could follow that when a ly about his son. He feels can have both courts for find the brain continues and sudden emergencies, dulged, and who are I hen W though our when deliberation and allowed to satisfy the tions I think of all de- young man has omitted disappointed, a loss of the whole evening but working nominations, all relig- to put his strength to act, w ealth, or a loss of a they are booked at pre- mind is weary and sleep reason are impossible, senses simply because it ions, and although these that sooner or later he true friend; it seems at sent. Coffee at the club- is so desirable. All our will be unselfish, wise gratifies them, are early differ from begins and feels that the moment, an unpaid house after the game. mental efforts should be and in every way worthy, taught to live for the fruits may the grateful there is a link missing in loss. But it is only for a Transport for those with- regular and systematic. It because previous volun- mere pleasure of life. other, ach e every one is his chain he is weaving, moment. And I do not out it, or unsure of direc- should not be continued tary action has habituat- They are not taught to tribute of he begins to become the care if themoment lasts tio nat 7.45 p.m. from No. for too long without fre- ed all the nerve centres say "no" to appetite. Unccepted. a man who will never for one year or twenty; 1 William Street, Sydney quent rest periods, exer- so to respond to stimuli fortunately, later in life Surely most readers quite reach the level he as sure as the years pass Anderson Autos Garage). cise and muscular eiver- received when judgement the habit is fixed and with me agree ould w once touched upon. Lost they will reveal a deep Saturday 18th: Another sion. Mental effort as a and reason have had time they become prey to here. But it is only moments may never re- growth and character in party at the clubhouse. rule involves only certain to consider. think and we that every passion and storm atural n turn. the son, who has had the Come along and join the centres of the brain, and Children who are in- of the soul. are concerned with our A young man or woman c ourage to join the uni- fun. Girls please bring a rest may even be obtainown state of affairs. It is not good. AndIwonder who begins to think of a versal family of mankind plate and fellows the ed by a change of brain vocation does so in the and to bring to his Maker drinks. Transport will work. if this little globe which early days of youth. And the fruits of his heart. leave No. 1 at 7.45 p.m. seems but a mere speck In the Holy Bible we Sunday 19th: Time to read: "For as he thinks as it travels through it is here, right now, Ant to the father it will space, is not becoming when the parents are bring a wealth, such as relax at the clubhouse. in his heart, so is he." needed. It is their day, it he never knew before. There are various games This is the sum of our lost. In the struggle for to play at the house— character. I remember once ask- may never come again. After all it takes two material things in this billiards, darts, table ing an elderly learned All our thoughts are teacher, respected by all people to speak the truth, world, a man may loose tennis, draughts, noughts based upon the things we Professor C. L. Bailey, of Victoria University, in our community, how one to speak, and one to his son, but never in the and crosses—to list a few have seen, heard, touch- Wellington, told a committee here investigating did he come to reach this hear. Any fool can talk, r eligious life. In a way, —so come along, have a ed, smelled and tasted— s tate assistance to independent schools that before level, and his reply has but it takes a wise man the very fact that the cup of coffee and just sit never left me. "Oh, it was to listen; and the first young man or woman, around if you like (or upon memories stored in further public funds were applied to the Catholic the nerve cells. So here easy," he said, "I had duty of parents when the ever thinks along this should we say if you we find there is a physio- school system, there should be "a serious and opened child says I want to be a line, is to their parents don't want to play). who parents logical basis for charac- large-scale effort to moderise the system organipriest, nun, or brother, is a token of their affection Thursday 23rd: A slide doors for me". ter. We are all a bundle sationally, administratively and financially, with a listen. to and gratitude, and is the night at the clubhouse. The door cannot be habits of and these habits national organisation and administration, a cenThe natural law is to greatest offering of ador- Here's a chance to show opened unless someone are unconscious acts that tralised distribution of nationalised funds for ation or respect a child others your favourite or some thought rings grow. Some shell fish control us, due to fre- Catoholic education and a transference of basic the bell. Think; when the crawl out of their beauti- can offer, and even slides. Each person, de- quent repetitions of con- control to the Catholic laity." though as parents you pending on how many are ful but stony cases berings the bell natdoor scious efforts. ural thing to do is to cause it wants to slowly wonder why this should interested, will be given "Has it explored the He believed there was a The first time any new almost run to open it, it form its own house. And be; you with all your about 10 minutes or so to strong desire among the proposition of establishis like one is expecting a so it is with man; and faults; should produce a himself or herself. Come movement is attempted, Catholic laity for such a ing a Catholic educationgreat romantic adventure because the young man child who thinks beyond and join the audience if the entire attention of modernisation. al finance corporation to begin. Now, it all de- wishes to join the house today; should accept the you have not any slides. the mind is necessary. We ( as is common in the "An unfortunate degree Saturday 25th: See you find this also true of any of secrecy seems to ob- United States) issuing pends on who is at the of God; is surely no sur- tribute with gratitude. new line of thought and Because there lies ahead at Alfresco Gardens, Kenother side of the door if prise, especially for a scure the sources of the bonds for investment?" it is an adventure or not. mother who has watched of you, in the first few wick Road, Cannington. is really due to the fact funds for Catoholic eduBut the fact remains, if this tiny baby grow. Per- years, a reception of new All you'll need bring for that new brain cells have cation," Bailey said. "But 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 you had not opened the haps fo rthose of us, who influences; that one has a night of dancing and to be trained. the impression seems door, you would never have lapsed into a state to live through to know. general fun is yourself In time, they will pre- strong in Catholic and And of the child. The and $2.50. The time is side over these movehave known. It is a young of resting, and not adnon-Catholic circles that persons natural instinct vancing, who would re- child who has had the 8.00-12 p.m. with a bar- ments or thoughts and the burden falls heaviest CORSET SALON to open the door, it is sist and not co-operate courage to open the door. becue at 10.30 p.m. We the higher centres of the on that group least able only the older or the wit hthis diving expan- can most likely never put have booked for a mini- brain will be free to Fashion Corsets to bear it—the parents f 9ghtened person, who sion; this growth may into words the feeling he mum of 30. Please phone think along new lines. who have children attendLadies' Surgical & will had when making the Frank Humphris on It is always difficult ing Catholic schools. either advance come as a shock. Exclusive Lingerie slowly or not bother ever first effort. The fact is, 65-4620 before the 17th for a Sometimes man is imnew thought to "Has the Catholic comto see. prisoned in the very vigor that to do anything in if you are planning to make a new pathway. munity entertained the cind Hosiery this world worth doing join us. Transport from The second time it is proposition of a Catholic Room 202, 2nd Floor we must not stand back No. 1 William Street at easier, and so on until education tax, on the inshivering and thinking of 7.30 p.m. Levinson Building it becomes a habit. come tax principle, the the cold; but jump in and 713 Hay St., Sunday 26th: Cricket Thoughts travel along financially ablest paying scramble through it, if anyone? We Perth. plan to leave well-beaten the most and the pathways. poorest needs be. And do not be No. 1 William Street at which, once formed, we least, or nothing at all? I11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 afraid that if this is not 11 a.m, for the Darling- well know are not easy the life you are meant to ton cricket ground where to change. live; God will not tell we can have a barbecue Our many movements you. For the great lunch. After the barbeor work of the day bethoughts, great truths of cue, the fellows will "get our life never leave us; down to business" with a come strong habits, or unconscious acts. The they follow wherever you cricket match. .. for isof reisf/eg spinal cord can be traingo, and are of their very Clubrooms at 358 ed to preside over many nature, divine. We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all illIt is great and there is Oxford Street, Leederville movements, and thus nesses or complaints which can be relieved by leave the brain free are to open Tuesday, no other greatness than herbal treatment. These teas are blended from in higher to make one small piece Thursday, Friday and engage formulae which have borne the test of time and a t houghts. evenings. The Sunday of God's creation more long experience. We als:. stock Chamomile—, fruitful, better, and more Catholic Social Club is It is therefore of the Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others. worthy of God, and to open to single 21's and utmost importance that Price per packet $1.00 at your Chemist_ Healthmake some human heart over. For further infor- speech, expression and Food Shop or direct from our Mail Order Departa little wiser, manlier, mation ring Margaret methods of thinking ment. and happier and more Nally (61-5730) or Frank should be correct from If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask for Humphris (65-4620). blessed, than before. the very first. Every ot!r free detailed pamphlets. movement should be accurate from the start. When these develop into habits, they will be good 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. ones. The senses must Tel.: 82-1169. He be Nedlands branch will worked together. trained to accuracy In Perth alst, at Mira Louise Health Centre, meet Tuesday April 21, in then gave a brief outline from the very beginning. 671 Hay St. Church Hall, Tyrell of the trips he hopes to Such training should Thanks are also Street, at 12.30 p.m. The make. monthly card party com- extended to members and begin early in childhood. CORDE - BEAD friends who attend at the Nearly all habits of life, mences at 1.30 p.m. Leederville branch ad- fortnightly card parties, such as speech, voice or expression, vises that its card party the popularity of these manner, movements, tastes and evenings is shown in the for April 22 will be held especially manner of in the R.S.L. Hall, Oxford attendances. thinking are formed by Street, at 8 p.m. and not From Bedford Park we the mid-twenties. at its usual venue. For a watch to wear, or hear that at their last The habits are fixed. A report from this meeting, Brother Verdun While it is not impossible a watch to givo, ye, branch tells of its mem- of Castledare attended as for an individual to will strew find the USUALLY $21.50 bers meeting at the home a guest speaker, and his change habits after this perfect model is of Mrs. Cox, to honour talk was of great interest. age, it requires much Omega's drivelled colloctioa. their Chaplain, Monsig- The home is seeking perseverance and patient nor Langmead, on the foster homes for the boys effort. A boy or girl occasion of his Golden during the coming holi- whose brain has woven Jubilee. As Monsignor en- days, perhaps some of into its substance things tered the room, all our readers may be able that are true, and honest joined in singing For He's to help this request. and just, pure and lovely, a Jolly Good Fellow. This branch advises of and of good report, has After an enjoyable get a barbecue lunch, to be a solid foundation for together, and a delicious held on April 29, at 197 character building that • ROOMY BAG IN BLACK afternoon tea served, the Shaftesbury Avenue, and will be as enduring as President, Mrs. Walsh, on says to bring your own eternity. behalf of all members meat, the trimmings are AND CREAM Noble deeds will be inpresented Monsignor provided, subscription 60 evitable, because of the with an electric blanket cents. constantly repeated voland a cheque. Please remember Clon- untary turning of nerMonsignor thanked tarf on April 26, cakes vous impulses into chanmembers for their gift, and helpers needed for nels for such results. and for the way they the afternoon teas. Acts demanded by great

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Hayride AN UNKNOWN QUANTITY

On Saturday April 11, The student was probably never more in the news than in 1969. a hayride was held at And it seems unlikely he will fade quietly into the background in 1970. West Swan, attended by members of the Manning Thirdly, that we are dis- ger problem: 'the Corn, For many people—parY.C.W., and their friends. Although the weather ents, teachers, the pro- covering truth not only munication Breakdown' was uncertain, 25 young verbial man-in-the-street about but in each other. between student and par, This leads me on to ents, and between studpeople enjoyed them- —whether Christian or non-Christian, the "stud- the second main thought ents and teachers which selves. rode ent" exists as an un- I would offer in relation we are witnessing today. people Seven Perhaps the answer lies horses (one was a mini- known quantity, not un- to the student's role: often namely, that a student in the fact that all of us and horse), while the rest derstood must realise we are travelled in comfortable thought not capable of has to be a discoverer. Indeed, he has to dis- 'students' our entire lives hay . . . The destination being understood. Furthermore, it is not cover himself, but, at the (in the sense of seeking for the barbecue was The Ball will be held Whiteman's Mussell Bay, surprising that students same time, has to share knowledge and truth at the Embassy Ballroom about an hour's ride are 'in the news', not only in something that is big- mentioned above). If this in Australia, but through- ger than himself. He has were so, we would not on Thursday, May 14. away. to be a discoverer, not have a "generation gap," Tickets are now availThe return journey was out the world. For a start, there are only of what already but a "generation unity" able from the Y.C.W. not quite as uneventful Office, Pallegrini's and as may have been hoped more students today than exists, but go beyond this in and through study. FAILURE the Embassy — $7.00 a by some. Things were ever before. In France, reality and research into A second main probdouble. going peacefully until for instance, in the dec- values and transmit a lem area for the student , ade 1958-1963, the number vision of the world. someone began shifting We suggest you pur- hay. Naturally, retallia- of part-time university To make this more is failure. The world chase your tickets now as tion occurred, ensuring students alone tripled. In meaningful, we have only about us, the one in the ball is only a month everyone had an "itchy" Australia, a similar rapid to recall the words which we as students away. As in past years, time. growth is occurring at spoken by Edward Ken- live, takes no account of it will be a debutante Upon returning to the secondary and tertiary nedy of his brother, the failure. In a very real ball — the debutantes ranch-house, hot coffee levels. late Robert Kennedy: sense the world has no being presented to His and chocolate was served see place for the student who men "Some But numbers alone did Grace, the Archbishop. things as they are, and fails. Failing academicwhile yarns were spilled. not account for the everask why. ally is synonymous with Table bookings open When the riders arrived, increasing activity and there were some funny demands for change on things failing as a person. dreampt He on Wednesday, April 29, shaped legs around. the part of students. With that never were, and I met a second year at 8.45 a.m. at the Embasuniversity student one An enjoyable a n d a greater frequency we said why not." night in December last amusing evening was hear the catch-cry among sy only. So the student, if he is year. This fellow held, and may look for- students for participahad pasfully as a perto develop sed first year with honward to another hayride. tion. likewise dream This word holds the son, must ours in most subjects. that never were His key to understanding the things first exam result for It is ask why not. and role of the student in the second year had come probably true that most out that day and world. he had Where it was once fash- students today do not failed. I started to symall that want to change pathise with the 'it's not ionable to see study as a for life, much. More often than so bad as it seems' appreparation student really something you finished not, all the proach, but he cut me off the opportunity needs is Pretty Joan El liott, 22, is another local girl before going out and short with "That's all earning a living, we now to say 'why not?'. right for you, but I have with a thirst to help others less fortunate than see study as demanding It seems the May-June to face kids I know, and herself. the student be immersed 1968 crisis in France they know I've failed." She has volunteered and the people who often in the events of everyday came about because at What was important for lay missionary work volunteered to help the the local university level here was that he saw life. in Derby where she will cause. We need to look briefly the authorities turned a himself as cut off from do domestic work at the She was interested, and at the role of the Christ- deaf ear to students' his friends—he saw himSt. Joseph's hostel for gave the Church Office ian student in the world c omplaints. self not just as failed native children. a call. today. To use a decepThe 'participation' but as a failure as a perThen, earlier this year, tively simple phrase, we which the majority of son. Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott, of she read that they needed must see the student as students He seemed to be meetwanted was Joondanna, got involved more girls to help in 'searching after know- really quite minimal. ing failure for the first ledge and truth'. in the Catholic Lay Mis- Derby. However minimal, it was time in his student life, The call was so great There is little doubt nonetheless sions Group in October vital for and was unable to cope that she gave up her last year. that the student has to them. with it and its implicadrafting assistant's job— find himself immersed in tions. And The Record is BELOW: THE GAP which she held for six The student has to see proud of the fact that it years—and The grinning face we've seen around the office is that the world of ideas, and Yet, if we hope to un- himself as something of resigned herthat quite often for the had, in some measure, o f our new typist, Mrs. Maureen Billing. self to 12-months there. student, development derstand the role of the a paradox. He is a dissomething to do with After that, what? Well, must come through being student today, there are coverer who expects to this. quite naturally, she 'locked away in his room problem areas which we attain. But he must also For Joan disclosed that doesn't really know. need to review. with the books'. expect at times to fail. she used to read many But, all in all, she feels As Padavano. in "Who First: study makes dereports on the lay mis- sure it'll be "a good exAFFAIR mands on the student is Christ" says ". . . the sions in the newspaper perience". But basically, know- and his family which can man who is deep is the ledge is a community be unsettling. We had an man who has failed and affair; a students ideas example of this in our who has learned to live and experiences, kept to parish Tertiary Students' with his failure". himself, can never be Group last year. One stuThe student is no exreally known. For, if we dent had just started at ception. put our heads in the university. His parents clouds, we need our feet were migrants and work- 111111111111111h11111111111l111111111111111111111111 011odern Aarmacy planted firmly on earth. ing class people. They Sole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETICS AndI suppose, if 'faith were really proud of Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 without works is dead', their son, as all the neighthen knowledge without bours knew. But the the other person is cer- student's father comtainly moribund. plained frequently when You don't have to go his son was not home for very far in your own life tea, irrespective of About whether his son had a to confir mthis. MONUMENTAL mid-way through last late lecture or needed to "If it's NOONAN'S IT'S NICE" year a met a first year do reference work in the S PECIALISTS student at Monash Uni- library. The father could how told me versity. He not see study demanded 483 Great Eastern FOR YOUR T.V. SNACK each day he went to lec- time outside of his son's tures and tutorials and working hours of 9-5. MAY WE SUGGEST OUR H'way, Redcliffe then straight to the lib- which sometimes disrupPhone 65 3157 Toasting Slice RAISIN LOAF rary. He had been doing ted the family meal. This After Hours 67 3815 this five days a week for is a small instance, but Phone 67 1044, 67 3330 nearly two terms. He was it points to a much lar- IIIIIlIlIIIIIflhIIIIIIIIJllIIIIlllllllUIIlIllllllll up-to-date with his work, DELIVERIES TO ALL SUBURBS TAIZE, France—An ecumenical council of young even ahead in some subYOUR MORLEY CHEMIST people from all over the world is being organised jects. He should have on the but content, been by Prior Roger Schutz, of the Protestant monastery M.P.S.) contrary he was deeply of Taize. unhappy. BOANS MORLEY Prior Schutz announced the council to 2,500 (The Pharmacy Right Inside Beans) Why? Have your Prescriptions Picked up and Delivered youths who came here from 35 countries for the We came around to Phone 76 1395 talking about other studEaster weekend. ents he knew. They were "In order to seek to In the next few years, few and far between. live Christian realities in many small meetings are The same basic prob- 1 LOW COST HOME OWNERSHIP the present turmoil, to to be organised on all existed for a Matriclem Eeep your housing costs down bring ourselves together, continents to prepare for by securing a reasonably priced building site. to reconcile opposition, the world assembly of ulation girlI spoke to at a Y.C.S. Winter Camp We offer high lots with lovely views at we need an instrument, a youths. means, andIannounce it The promoters of the last year. She had isolat- S SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY to you now: we are going council have said that it ed herself from her felfully serviced with deep sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. for $6000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71'• to hold a council of was not aimed at creat- low students, and found Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach. her studies had become young people," he said. ing any new organisation, This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in unbearable. nor at leading young Hamersley area. The idea of the council people to abandon their Rosemary Haughton, We also build two or three bedroom Homes in this Suburb from (including $15000 land) on low Deposits and weeklY originated with a small church communities. in "Why be a Christian", payments. international team direcmakes three points which The goal, they said, was send for Brochure to Sole Agents Call or Moyano, Margarita ted by V.HFN YOU SHOP AT A to lead them to better in- apply so well to the studformer president of the tegrate those communi- ent and study. Firstly, she of ties World Federation with renewed says the truth is basically Catholic Youth, and now strength and conviction. about other people. secretary of that organiTaize is an interdenomSecondly, and followsation for Latin America. inational and ecumenical ing on, this kind of truth International meetings Protestant monastic cannot be known just by COMMERCIAL UNION BUILDING of young people have community. It was found- thinking. 64-66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE Study then is not just been held at Taize for the ed by Prior Schutz in PERTH a mental exercise 1940. past several years.

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at the Holy Cross Church, johanns Guldemond and Christine Davis smiling happily after their wedding Kensington. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Guldemond, and the bride the daughter of Mrs. R. B. Davis The groom is the R. B. Davis. and the late Captain

at St. Aloysius Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mollow after their recent wedding Church, Shenton Park, recently. Mrs. Tom Actow, The bride is the former Ruth Actow, daughter of Mr. and o f Perth

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They make a handsome pair, don't they? That's Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ingham after their marriage at St. Aloysius, Shenton Park, recently. The bride, formerly Maria Ranger, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R anger and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ingham.

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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."

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Thursday, April 16, 19'0

BISHOPS DEFY RACIAL POLICIES IN RHODESIA

SALISBURY, Rhodesia: The whole future of the Church in Rhodesia is at stake, the five Catholic bishops here said in a blunt three -page pastoral letter defying government to force the Church to support its racial segregation efforts policies. The letter, distributed throughout the nation, outlined

Church and her mission" stemming from Rhodesia's

the "dangers to the constitution.

I t stated: 0. Carm., of Umtali; and "backed the statement to by the Premier of "What has happened is Ignatius Prieto Vega, the hilt." Western Australia, this: New legislation is S.M.I., of Wankie. Rhodesia has been bringing to a close the It is the latest and steadily tightening Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, by re. Brendis By A. T. h KCMG, MLA By JOHN R. MARTYR, honourable and fruitful strongest in a series of strictions on its black Mr. J. T. TONKIN criticism traditio s n levelled of understandat the majority since the Recent developments The Bill before State govState Secretary ing and co-operation Rhodesian government ernment of Ian have demonstrated the Parliament to amend Smith the Thursd ay, March 19, On by which Catholi has c hitherto leaders exist. unilaterally declared its part being played by the It is the windy season. Mr. J. Brady, the Labor Kewdale Lands DevelopCountry Party in trying Mr. Whitlam puffing in ed between Church and Members of other Chris- independence from Great member for Swan, ques- ment Act, and to replace state in Rhodesia. Hence- tian churches have also Britain. tioned the Premier in the it with a permanent Land to obtain justice for the Representatives; Sir forth, the Church shall joined in the protest. country people in In a country parWilliam Gunn others and Developm ent Authority, Legislative Assembly conmerely Anglican Bishop Paul blacks outnumber where be tolerate d ticular. . . . blowing at the Melville whites cerning the proposed ap- is a clear indication of "The linerty of thart Burrough of Nashon- 15 to 1, the government pointment of an Ombuds- the State Government's In the past few weeks, Civic Centre; and Mr. it has achieved a Gov- Court on local T.V. Church to move freely aland called the pastor- has deprived blacks .mip in Tasmania and determination to ensure of among the people has al "a brave statement of most rights and relegatwell-located, ernment decision to ap- stations. Ix nether it was likely an sufficient point a Conservation Minbeen set aside in prin- Christian belief in the ed them to a geographiOmbudsman would be properly developed indusFEDERAL ister, which has been ciple, and the missionary rights of man." The sup- cal area of the country appointed in Western trial land is available, Mr. Whitlam, firmly Country Party policy for who is sent to teach all erintendent of the Meth- that contains no factorAustralia in the near when required, at reasome time, and is still caught in the tentacles of nations may hencef sonable prices. future. orth odist church in Nashon- ies, few roads, and only pressing for the relaxa- the left wing, gave a per- exercise his aland, Rev. Andrew about half of the na• The Liberal Party, apostol ic Sir David Brand rewhich has always been to tion of probate duty and formance in the House function on sufferance Ndhela, said his church tion's land area. plied that nothing had which delighted his only, where the forefront in encour- road maintenance tax. and when occurred in recent times The Premier's decision masters, and confounded and for aging regional developas long as he is to cause the government his friends . to appoin t a Conservament, has insisted that, to change its views on On Indo-China, despite issued by the state with as well as embracing the tion Minister was no dethe appointment of an France 's disastrous role, a permit to do so." cision made because of metropolitan area, this ombudsman, however the he Pointing out that new asserte d that she still recent pressure. kind of legislation should result of the proposd aphad racial someth policies drew a ing to I contrit began more than also be extended to cover pointment in Tasmania three years ago when the bute. He denied that sharp line between the planning in regiona l would be awaited with areas such as Bunbury, annual State conference Communist aggression is area set aside for the interest. for the country's whites and that Albany, Esperance, Ger- of the Country Party de- responsible It is strange that the aldton and inland towns cided that a committee trouble, and that this ag- reserved for blacks, the should be appointed to gression, if unchecked, pastoral letter continued: Brand/Court government as well. is so out of touch with NENAGH, Ireland (NC)—An Irish priestThe objective of the formulate a comprehen- would erode confidence "It may well be that we developments throughout legislation is to make sive policy on the con- in the West throughout shall also be denied, in socialogist accused the Catholic Church of failing (the "domino violation of our the world and the grow- land available to the bona servation of natural re- Asia consci- to provide leadership in industrial society. theory"). ing demand for the ap- Me industrialist and to sources. ence, the right to educate He preache Father Liam Ryan, pro- land as it moves ahead d a new pointment of a "griev- avoid speculators getting; iso- in our schools whoms These recommendao- fessor of sociolo gy at St. socially and economiance man" whose very land through the Govern- tions became the policy lationism behind Indo- ever we will. We may Patrick's College existence provides pro- ment's development or of the Country Party and nesia's skirts, and pos- even , May- cally. be forced by regu- nooth, told the Christus tection for the people redevelopment program- have now become the tulated regional involve- lation "The Apostles slept to refuse hospital Rex Congress here (April through the only real against the evile inherent mes as the case may be. guidelines for the Minis- ment without military beds anyone to not of in the growth of bureauThe supply of very try which the Govern- protection of those in- the race approved in that 1) that paradoxically re- crisis in Christ's life," he ligion flourished in Ire- said. "The Church has cracy. large acreages suitable ment proposes to set up. volved. erea. Priests and nuns land's worst times Perh aps last week's and is been good at that, too, Activities concerned for industrial developAnother and teaching Brothers matter of with the impartial hand- ment is declining and great concern to country mini revolt in the House may have to be segregat- declining in the present and has slept through was necessary to divert progressive era. many a crisis. Now is ling of individual com- consequently the prices people is the impact of public attention from ed in their communities The priest said "the the hour for it to rise plaints against particular of more suitable sites are death duties. according to their racial Church and religion were such nonsense. from its sleep." administrative acts are rising. It stands to reaorigins. identified with progress RURAL generally seen as an om- son that a situation In July last year, the The whole future of and leadership in rural budsman's basic func- which is only just bear- State Executive of the Rural industries' future tion. He receives com- able today, may well be Country Party decided to was also ihrown to the the Church in Rhodesia society" and are "identified with the opposite in plaints from persons who intolerable in years to step up its efforts to in- wind at the Melville Civic is thus at stake." An energetic committee duce the Federal and industrial and urban is on a successful Zelieve they have been come. bishops The urged Cent Care. fundOver -expans ion in State Govern society." ments to mistreated in some way tholics raising Rhodes of campai the ia to wheat gn ' to inindustr y, low reduce and rationalise FAR-SIGHTED Criticising the Church by those who administer wool prices, general in- speak out against the stal a lift at Nazareth death duties. for looking with suspicThe Government has public policy. No bother House for patients there flation effects and the government's policies. ion on industrial developThe Party was concern- 1 drought have caused or expense is involved taken this far-sighted real Commenting that, like ment, Father Ryan said who are not sufficiently for the citizen who places step in the hope that in- ed then, and still is I difficulties. mobile to use the stairs. the Apostles, they "must his complaint before the dustry will not be en- about the burden imposBut disunity in farm- obey God rather than that "in an industrial and At present, the total society the donations, both direct Ombudsman, the scope ticed away from the State ed on rural properties by ers' organisations, bad man," the five prelates affluent Church has never learned prob ate as duties and the leadership from those added: of whose administrative might well be the case and by means of fundhow to give it leaderactivity is very broad, if it is required to pay need to prlvide for thf..m, who have capitalised on raising efforts, stands at "Discriminatory laws ship." ranging from violations what could prove extor( Last financial year, this, and rejection of over $2,500 and various have now The been enacted Church always of the law and the malic- tionate prices for indus- the West Australian Gov- sound advice because functions will be held in contrary to seems to be "lagging beious abuse of authority, trial land. ernment collected prices and markets at which are the near future. hind sush a society. to inefficiency and delay. in probate the time seemed good, Christian faith. This we The Kewdale Develop- $6,364,000 On April 9, a luncheon cannot accept . . . our Di- always striving to catch tax from are When the ombudsman ment 4.751 also major estates.) factors. Authority has party and Villawool fashup but never vine Lord, becomi quite in makng This attitude has been The Conference was believes that a complaint clearly demonstrated ion parade was held at made to him warrants it, that fully serviced sites followed by the current kidded by Sir William man, bound the whole ing it," he added. Nazareth House, women He said that the social he impartially, inform- in an efficiently organis- move by the Federal Gov- Gunn. Frothy, uncom- human race to Himself of the Potters' Club ally, inexpensively and ed industrial estate can ernment to relax estate pleted sentences abound- . . . and chose so to encyclicals of Popes Leo arranging the luncheon. ing in nods and winks identify Himself with XIII, Piux XI, John speedily investigates the be provided at a price duties. The lift will be a boon XXIII and Paul abou matter, having authority which compares favourVI t tnegotions at the men that He takes as "may to all concerned and all In the session of Fedtop', but containing very done to Himself, in hurt have been giving leader- are looking forwar to look at files, call wit- ably with that of less de- eral Parliament d to its now in few hard facts on which or in love, whatever we ship to the Church, but installation. nesses and require any veloped industrial land. progress, it, introduced they were soun not giving it to necessary explanations. d policy for the do to our fellow-men." The new Authority, legislation, retrospective society." future could be based. The five bishops emAfter conducting an I which will be modelled t o September 25 last This sort of leadership is phasise enquiry the ombudsman on the highly successful, year, to raise the exemp- disastrous. d that they were Father Ryan said that NURSES TO MEET in no sense medling in Irish missionary work in has a number of courses , originally experimental tion from $20,000 to The monthly general open to him. The one K ewdale Development $24,000 and to provide a politics. Rather, they ex- Africa is progressive and meeting of STATE the Catholic successfu reba l in te making of A duty uthorit on y, will include a estates plained, the government thing he cannot do, howNurses Mr. Court Guild will be held outblew a convers ions. wort But h less than $250,000. in inever, is to order an ad- Treasury representative rather reticent Mr. Ton- precipitated the crisis by dustrial Japan, he said, at St. John of God and is to be self Nt...nistrator to do anyOn the State front, the kin on T.V. -financed. But the lat- interfering with the ex- "converts are few be- Nurses' Home at 7.45 thing. When he finds that Land will be acquired Party is still pressing the ter's question on the fut- ercise of Christianity. cause the Church has p.m. on Tuesday April 21. a complaint is justified direct by the Authority Government to ease this ure of The pastoral pointed never the Premier was discovered a way The guest speaker will he recommends a way in which will ensure firstly terrific burden on pro- unansw ered. Perhaps the out that "our mission of of appearing as a rele- be Mrs. Leonard, who which the trouble may be that there is orderly de- perty-owners, and Gov- rapid service to all sections of vant and progres bag-packing by sive ele- will speak on apparitions rectified and often sug- velopment; secondly, that ernment officials are now Cabine t members and the community . . . has ment in Japanese life." of Our Lady in Spain. gests steps to be taken to adequate services for in the process of examin- others been grievou restrict sly indicates a feeling Father Ryan said reSupper will be served prevent a similar recur- such development exist; ing the question to see in the Government that ed." It concluded with ligion is declining in Ire- afterwards. rence. The means re- and thirdly, that sites of what relief can be given. it will last only till next a challenge: commended vary con- the proper type are availThe third subject on year. "We cannot in conscisiderably, according to able at reasonable cost. which the Wind will not blow ence, and will not in Country Party The FOUNTAIN Shop the nature of the fault The Government ex- has been very active for away the serious prob- practice, accept any limFish and may range from an Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles. pects that, during the some time is that of the lems of W.A. Those in itation of our freedom administrator's apology Garden Lights, Lily Ponds, Underwater Lights. next decade, sites will be road maintenance tax, an comparative poverty to deal with all people, to a complainant, to the Plants, Fertilisers, Peat Moss, Etc. required for at least an- added cost borne mainly need more than a pro- irrespective of race, as reversal of a decision, or PHONE 28 6720 mise of the future—for members of the one other 2,000 new factories by people on the land. huthe payment of compen9 Canterbury Court Arcade, Perth It suggested that this this is the fallacy of Com- man in the metropolitan area family, as our brosation. The ombudsman alone. Some will be small tax should be replaced munism. People need thers in Christ. " has no authority to comindustries and will re- by a State tax on motor help from a so-called pel an administrative The stateme nt fu was el and the Government prosperous State. Mr. quire only a quarter-ofTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE agency to accept his rean-acre. Some will be set up a committee to ex- Court would not live on signed by Archbishop commendations, but reINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Francis W. Markall, S.J., much bigger and will amine the possibility of $40 a week. lies on persuasion supimplementing such an W.A. does not need Dr. of Salisbury, and Bishops CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN ported if need be by an need at least 200 acres. a Hislo lternati p's abortion on de- Aloysius Haene, S.M.B., ve. I t is our aim to try to INSURANCE PROTECTION appeal to Parliament. anticipate this situation However, the Com- mand as a solution to of Gwelo; Adolph G. 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH The Opposition has so we do not get caught mittee rejected the pro- social problems. But W.A. Schmitt, C.M.M., of Bula- Phone 21 6091 M. VILES, Manager. several times, by means wanting when we get an posal on the grounds that does need plentiful cheap wayo; Donald R. Lamont, ho using provided by free of a direct motion, un- opportunity. We do not there were serious sr .2essfully endeavoured usually get two chances. doubts about its legality enterprise and co-opera. tive building societies, to induce the Brand/ Consequently, it is wise The Parliamentary and the State should PLUMBING MATERIALS Court Government to ap- for the Government to Country Party has ex- press the point an ombudsman. It plan ahead in order Commonwealth BATHROOM FIXTURES that pressed its disappoint- for substa seems therefore that only such development ntail increases takes ment with this finding in 229-2 33 William St., Perth child a change of government place smoothly in specifiSEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS and has now turned its which would endowment will bring about the de- cally approved industr help familPhone 28 8544 ial attention to finding an- ies without aggravating sired result. ale "Plumbing Supply Specialists" areas. other solution. Inflation.

No Leadership In Industrial Society

LIFT APPEAL

Roy Galvin & Co.

Thursday, April 16, 1970

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CATHOLIC RELIEF Immigrant Minorities In AUSTRALIAN TO AID MECHANISED FARMING Want Voice Own Britain IN INDIA

England.—Immigrant minorities in Britain want WOLVERHAMPTON, A grant of $4,385 has been approved opportunity to act on their own in meeting racial the and voice their own Australian Cathol ic Rel ief to mechby group of Catholic bishops was told in this industrial city with problems, a agricultural operations at Mookanise immigrant -origin population. a substantial near Angamalay town in the annur, A working party of bishops that is studying race relations met here with Kerala District of India. leaders of the various racial minorities. The application for the grant was made local arranged by the local community relations office and were The sessions were through the Catholic Charities of India on behalf over by Bishop Charles Grant of Northampton, head of the English of the Little Flower Congregation, and wil l be presided funded through Project Compassion 1970. ishops' Justice and Peace Commission. b

Jesuits Views Start Uproar } The question of freedom to express a personal view has again caused tensions to run high among Jesuit professors staffing the 400year-old

Pontifical

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R ome. The latest storm came when Jesuit faculty members were told they must get advance permission from the university president before giving any press interviews in future. The edict to the 140 Jesuits of the Gregorian community was from their religious superior, Father Nerve Carrier, who is also president of the university. I t came five days after three faculty members objected, in print, to what they considered Vatican interference in Italian legislative efforts to pass a law allowing divorce. A t the Jesuit curia, international headquarters of the Jesuit order, Father Pedro Arrupe, the general, held what was described as a hearty, good-natured conference with the three,..... professors, and then issued a press communique scolding the three. A t the Gregorian University itself, students d istributed leaflets praising the three professors. At the other theological colleges in Rome, some students began gathering signatures in s upport of the three Jesuits.

also were Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Cleary, of Birmingham, and In a report on the the purchase of a 35 h.p. Present clerical and lay experts on race relations, including the bishops' race project, the Assistant tractor with a range of Catholic Director of the Catholic implements and a trailer adviser, Father Lewis Donelly, O.F.M. relations Charities of India, the which would be hired out of Asians, mostly Indians Rev. Athanasius D'Cruz, to local farmers with good offices of the the epresentatives R and Pakistanis, are gen- and the Projects Offi- small holdings. Sikh and West British neighbours. Pakistani, erally non-Christians. Farmers who could not cer, Mr. T. K. Mathew, who communities, Bishop Cleary promisIndian The English bishops and to pay initially will Mookannur afford said large in here ed practical help in this have moved discussed the problem at surrounding villages be allowed to pay at harrecent years, connection. in umbers n length at their annual were predominantly ag- vest time. working group told the The working party gen- autumn conference in ricultural and almost 80 The Projects Officer, that if the Catholic erally responded that it 1969 and decided to set per cent of the people Mr. Mathew, said in a Britain wishes Church in exploratory purely was up the working party of were dependent on the separate report the proto improveto contribute and that education in r epresentatives from the ject was a worthwhile ment of the race relations race relations will have hierarchy's various exist- soil. cultivation one in view of prevailing Intensive must underproblem it northrough to proceed ing national commissions was the only means of farming practices which stand that the so-called mal Church channels to draw up a constitution achieving self-sufficiency were out-dated, inefficommunity oloured c such as schools, seminar- for a new special official in the area. Methods used want charity, cient and time-consumdoes not and student groups. council for race relations. in cultivating were still ing. want the white ies not oes d Only recently has the The British Council of primitive, due to the lack behalf He said that, under the man speaking on in England and Churches, local branch of of capital to invest in deChurch and man coloured scheme, an area of 200 of the the World of Council velopment. a serWales really taken utmost to acres would be ploughed should do its ious look at the growing Churches, has also de- It stated that unemevery season and about provide the immigrant problem created here by cided to set up its own ployment of the educated 260 farmers would make with his own voice. the influx of hundreds of department for race rela- was a problem, and pressure of population on the use of the tractor. (In Britain, the term, thousands of coloured tions. charge hiring resThe people over the past 15 It is estimated that land was increasing day "coloured", is not would enable 35 percent tricted to the Negro years with the break-up Britain today has some- by day. There was some pros- of the outlay on the of the old British Empire. where between one and race.) t wo million coloured pect of alleviating this equipment to be paid to Most of the resulting, citizens. In a cordial and frank problem because of the the Catholic Charities of atmosphere, immigrant new independent counFigures are vague be- establishment of indus- India revolving fund over V ATICAN.—Pope Paul VI and Prince Souvanna representatives expressed tries are poor and are cause no official statis- tries in neighbouring a period of five years. of the still members Caththe Minister of Laos, have exchanged that the feeling tics are kept of coloured towns. A trained brother of Phouma, Prime olic Church's initiative in British Commonwealth, citizens as this would But this would not en- the Little Flower Con- messages of concern over the worsening situation race relations in Britain linked with this country certainly some tirely meet the employ- gregation will be made in that small Asian kingdom, and the threat of cause has been too little and by social, political and offense. But they have ment problem. available to operate the w ar spreading across the borders of Vietnam. about 15 years too late. financial ties. Many of been estimated at over 2 In the application, the unit and to look after its The Pope expressed his concern in a telegram their citizens have taken per cent. of the popularepairs, and the maintenance of representatives to Prince Souvanna which said, in part: They noted that the advantage of British tion with a higher birth Catholic of guaranteeing a successful Charities church had made com- passports to seek work "We wish to express to its present leaders who, plaints against discrim- in the comparatively lux- rate than the rest of the India said the A.C.R. implementation of the Excellency in this for their part, see no Your community. project. for be used grant would ination in housing and urious conditions in Britdifficult moment of your other way for peace in Most have into moved employment against the ain. As the flood grew the noble country, the loving Laos and in the world immigrants, but said they British government has industrial areas, tending respect mutual concern with which we than to by nationcongregate had no reason to pelieve been slowly closing the political nations, among develthe followed have the the Catholic Church is door to new arrivals for ality and although opment of the situation systems and ideologies. the and any more sympathetic to genuine economic reas- government The people of Laos conin the past few weeks. majority of the people them than the rest of the ons, such as shortage of tinue to pray that peace more nothing "Having recognise them as equals, British community. They houses, schools and cases of at heart than concord may be attained as soon discrimination were somewhat skeptical social facilities, and the among men and nations, as possible in this reabout the influence of inflow has now dwindled which produce racial tenfervent gion on which so much formulate we sions are increasing. churches generally in to almost a trickle. good wishes that the suffering has already The Catholic Institute current problems of the Many of the immig- for International Rela- K INGSTON, Jamaica: Education is the primary task sound of arms may give been inflicted." immigrants and race rerants—including, in this tions, of which Father of the Church in the vital work of development, Arch- way to sincere negotialations in particular. sense, the many Irish Donnelly is a member, bishop John J. McEleney, S.J., of Kingston, said here. tions and that the aspirWolverhampton immi- who come in all the time has been active in atAnd education is the Church's greatest achievement ations for peace of the people of Laos may be grant leaders said they unhampered by pass- tempting to deal with the in Jamaica, the Boston-born archbishop declared. r espected." The Little Sisters of are having difficulty find- ports or visas—are Cath- problem in its own way McEleny Archbishop important "The the Poor, "Glendaing places where they can olics. This applies par- through publicity, public Prince Souvanna cabled lough", wish to thank meet and conduct their ticularly to some parts of discussions and study achievements in educa- said the formation of the back: all their kind friends affairs in their own way the West Indies and courses to spread Catho- tion, and the association Antilles Bishops' Confer'This message is in perand benefactors who without having to rely on British The lic teaching on racial o f the Church in meet- ence in the Caribbean af- fect keeping with the Africa. contributed so generequality and against dis- ing social problems and ter the Second Vatican most profound and ously to the success of crimination while taking in assisting the poor are Council was an excellent already expressed feelthe Pound Day at their a wider look at the whole being undertaken with idea because it meant ings of the people of Home for the Aged. on problem of immigration. the collaboration of oth- regional co-operation, not Laos. It is also in keepSunday. March 8. er churches and in co-op- only in relation to the ing with the desires of O PTOMETRISTS eration with the govern- Church, but also in rela1 72a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 CARDINAL ment, especially since tion to the needs of de-1 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Jamaica's independence." velopment and the variR. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist GILROY Independence, he said, ous patterns of co-opera"automatically made all tion with the governELECTED TO 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 aware of doing ment. LICENSED PLUMBER BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS NEW COUNCIL churches their part to have indeHOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. ACTIVITY CHANGED pendence succeed." SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. HOPKINS MIGHTY MART SYDNEY.—Cardinal The archbishop — who The churches in Jam. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Gilroy is among 12 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH. aica were the first spon- has been a Jesuit for 50 bishops elected into Public Auctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. sors of education, and years — felt the Church's the Bishop's Synod's they work together in re- missionary activity had new council of the WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 W. F. SAMSON & Co. vising curricula in re- changed because of the general secretariat. R .E.I W.A. movement. ecumenical trends. new to sponse In addition to the 12 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE activity, Church's The elected, the Pope has REVISION Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Rents was now related appointed three. They collected, Estates managed. Representing Queensland InsurSecondary schools cur- he said, ance Co. Ltd. , Royal Automobile Club of W.A. (Inc.) other of activities the to HAMS—BACON are: Cardinal Felici ricula were being revised R .A.C. Insurance Pty. Ltd Bank of N.S.W., Sayings Bank had this and churches, A gency. (president of the PonCOOKED MEATS for students who were the enrich to helped Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. tifical Commission for vocollege; to going not SAUSAGES Catholic the of growth the Revision of the beFrederick cational training was Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Sir CONTINENTAL Code of Canon Law), and Church. emphasised. ing Samson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553. G. 0. Samson 30 4425. converson Emphasis B ishop Stepan SAULLGOOOS Mrs. D. P. Migro 5 3551. E.J. Ellery, F.C.I.V., 39 3863 Christian churches were ion "has been wisely sucTrochta (Litomerice, co-operating with the ceeded by ecumenism. Czechoslovakia), and Jewish community in esthe Gospel is Niaronite-rite Bishop Preaching tablishing basic schools not necessarily connectMichael Doumith to meet the needs of the ed with proselytism." (Sarba. Lebanon). 41110111111MIIIMIIMININE disadvantaged. "THE GREATEST NA.* The students The missionary's pur12 elected were: University IN SMALLGOODSiswimuaimii iiii Cardinals Gilroy, John t h e pose "is to preach the surveying were Dearden Gospel in all its purity (Detroit, needs. ( Les McGann, Manager-Licensee) USA). Paul Zoungrana He added: "The gov- to every creature of ( Quagadougou, Upper wel- God," and hope that "all ernment heartily FOR FINE ACCOMMODATION BY THE SEA Volta). Valerian Gracomes this co-operation." will be converted to the AND SUMMER FUN ALL YEAR ROUND. eias (Bombay. India), Christian churches and Gospel." Julius Doepfner (IVitm• Comfortable Modern • Excellent Cuisine the Jewish community, He also praised "the ich, Germany), Leon he said, were also workBars and Lounge • Counter Lunches — Delightnew awareness of the Duval (Algiers), Agneing with the government nuns of their part in ful Bear Garden • Icy Cold Party Kegs and lo Rossi (Sao Paolo. on a basic religious eduadapting their work and Brazil). Antonio Poma • Moderate Tariff — Ample Free Temprite cation syllabus for all activities present to (Bologna. Italy), and schools. Parking. needs." F rancois Marty Moral education was made no secret of He (Paris); Archbishops ENTERTAINMENT UNIQUE NORTH OF THE 26TH the "root" of developfor Jamaisa, to love his Joseph Cordeiro (KarPARALLEL, ONLY MINUTES FROM THE ment. Economic developachi, Pakistan), John ment alone could not which he has given so CARNARVON TOURIST CENTRE many years of his priestZoa (Yaounde. Camworld. the change LOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS R eservations — Phone 53, Carnarvon hood. eroon) and Marcos G. "There is an innate McGrath (Panama). "We are a happy union Phone 5-1399 or 5-1777 or 5-2709 godliness in men that reof people." quires nourishment."

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by JOHN BRYANT

ABC's BIG MOMENT

From their first incepABC radio and televition some projects for sion will both cover the television become not Royal Tour Anzac Memjust a series of pro- orial Service and the grammes but an event. local observance on the Such was the "Great Esplanade. War"—the BBC historical The Canberra service survey transmitted by t elevision stations will be a live satellite throughout the world— telecast seen here at 8.20 and such is this new BBC a.m. Present at the Ser2 series CIVILISATION. vice will be Her Majesty -.In 13 fifty-minute epis- the Queen and Their odes Sir Kenneth Clark Royal Highnesses the has charted his personal Duke of Edinburgh and course through the ideas Princess Anne. and events that have led A replay will be shown Western Civilisation from at 12.20 p.m. the collapse of Greece and Rome to our own ABC radio will replay a century. recording of the cereBoth the BBC Televis- mony at 9.15 a.m. ion Service and our The local observance audience are in his debt, and his unique talents will go to air on radio and learning have given and television at 10.55 the series an authority a.m. and continue until rarely seen on the tele- approximately 12.20 p.m. vision screen." — Huw Commentators for the Civilisation is a brilliant 13-part BBC series tracing Western Civilisa tion from the Dark Ages to the present Wheldon, Managing Dir- radio coverag day, written and narrated by e will be distinguished art historian and critic Sir Kenneth Clark, pictured in front of the Abbey of lona, a cradle ector, BBC Television. of British Christianity. John Harper Nelson and Episode 2: The Great Earl Reeve and for the Thaw. telecast Jim Fitzmaurice Chartres is the epit- and Colonel R. D. Ireland, ome of the first great M.B.E., ED. Sir Kenneth Clark, C.H., K.C.B., F.B.A., was awakening in European born on July 13, 1903. He was educated at Winby JOHN BRYANT * * * Civilisation: it is also the chester, Trinity College, Oxford. Worked for STW 9: Wednesday, April 22: bridge between RomanHumper- t wo years with Bernard Engelbert The production has no Berenson, Florence. Monday, April 20: 10.10 esque and Gothic, be- dinck, according to some Keeper Once Upon a War. of the Department of Fine Art, Ashmolean great musical score to tween the world of Abel- so-called critics, does not A film about the (A). 10.05 p.m. N.B.C. News Museum, Oxford, 1931-33. Director, National cement a great impact, ard and the world of St. possess a vibrating perQuan Ngai Hospital in Special . (Ep. nor 116 does 60 it rely on a Gallery, 1934-45. Director of film division, Thomas Vietnam. It is a governAquinas, the sonality. mins. - A). "Testing - Is complex script that will world of restless curiosFor so long he has been later Chancellor, House Publicity, Ministry of involve intellectual apment hospital for civAnybody Honest?" Reity and the world of sys- in the shadow of Torn Information, 1939-41 . Slade Professor of Fine preciation ilians, yet eighty perporter Frank McGee Art, Oxford 1946-50 and October 1961-62. Chair- completelyin order to be tern and order. Jones. cent of its surgical asks viewers the same entertained. Great things were to be However, he showed in man of the Independent Television Authority, cases are war injuries. The Frankovich proquestions used in a nadone in the next three his "special" last Tuesday 1954-57. Trustee British Museum, National duction of the Broadway Its 550 beds sometimes tionwide survey of socenturies of high Gothic, night that this is not t?,ue, Galleries of Scotland. Membe contain three patients musical "Cactus Flower" r ciety's moral attitudes. of Advisor y great feats of construc- for, although they have Council, Victoria at once, and there are and Albert Museum, National nevertheless The areas covered in appeals , tion, both in architecture entirely different person- Art never enough nurses; Collections Fund, National Theatre Board, humours, and thoroughly this research include and thought. — Com- alities, "Engel" has a however, things are involves its audience. Conseil busines Artistiq s, ues social des and Musees Nationa laux, ments by Sir Kenneth warmer, softer and more said to be better than The script is simple, marital Swedish dilem Academ mas y, Spanish Academy. Serena Clark. pleasant personality. and, at times, predictable, they were. which medal could of come British Academ y (for During the Italian studies) but this in no coming Jones, sometimes, is way dewithin the ambit of 1 955. the Hon. L.L.D., Glasgow, Liverpool; Hon. weeks, we will insert a rather crude. TVW - 7: tracts from its entertainaverage citizen, and Tuesday synopsis of the coming , April 21: Besides, the "special" L.Lt., Columbia, Oxford, London; Hon. D.Litt., ing qualities. viewers are invited to week's chapter of "Civili- was a tremendous suc- Cambridge; Hon. F.R.I.B.A.; Hon. F.R.C.A.; Walter Mattheu and The 7.35 Dionne Warwick assess their own scales sation", as accounted by cess,—thanks to Engel, H.R.S.A.; Comdr. Legion of Honour , France; Ingrid Bergman Special - Souled Out! are of honesty. the programme's host, Jones, Dionne Warwick Comrd. Lion of Finland ; Order of Merit; Grand superb in their handling Guest Stars include Sir Kenneth Clark. and Jose Feliciano. Cross, 2nd Cl., Austria. of their roles, as is a new- ABC - TV: Glen Campbell, Creedcomer to the screen, ence Clearwater RevivGoldie Hawn, of televis- Saturday, April 25: al and comic-impresioon's "Laugh-in" fame. 8.50 Movie Premiere 'Massionist George Kirby. Miss Hawn was recentquerade'. Vital oil conThe 1970 season of the International Film Songs include "Alfie" ly announced Best Supcession talks between Theatre Inc. started last Sunday. It continues, "Proud Mary" "You've Oscar awards were preGig Young (They porting Actress for 1969 Britain and the Near Lost That Lovin' Feelwith the following films. sented in Hollywood last Shoot Horses Don't for her role in this film. East State of Ramaut ing" "Walk On By" Vi llage, April 19: Spessart Inn (German) Wednesday night for 1969 They). Matthau plays the part have broken down, films. The awards went and "Wives and Lova t Liberty, April 26. Best Supporting Act- of a dentist who is very and the Foreign Office ers." Highlights of the ress: Goldie Hawn keen on Village, April 26: Forbidden Games as follows: a young recordsends for Colonel DrexBe5t special include Actor: John (Cactus Flower). ( French) at Liberty, May 3. bar assistant. He tells el, renowned for his Wayne (True Grit). Dionne's debut as a Best Film of the Year: her Village, May 3: 2000 Weeks. Directed by he is married, with wartime Best Actress: Maggie exploits, dancer in "I Stayed Midnight Cowboy. Tim Burstal l, the first major Australian feathree children. Toni knowledge of the Arab Smith (The Prime of Too Long At The Fair" Best Director: John (Goldie Hawn) admires ture film for over 10 years. It deals with Miss Jean Brodie). world, and they believe and she joins Burt Schlesinger (Mid- his honesty—in fact urban and semi -intel lectual Austral ia. Showshe Best Supporting Actor: his utter reliability. Bacharach for piano night Cowboy). hates liars. ing with Pictures That Move, an account of Drexel is asked to abstylings. film making in Australia in the silent days. One thing's wrong, duct young Prince though. He's not married, A t Liberty, May 10. Jamil, heir to the Saturday, April 25: and never was. The inVillage, May 10: Le Feu Follett (French). throne of Ramaut, and 7.00 Replay of Anzac Five Perth radio stations will give descriptions evitable complications A t Liberty, May 17. Day - Canberra. keep him safe for three of Princess Margaret's wedding to Anthony set in as rapidly, but not 8.35 (A) Saturday Movie Village, May 17: A Generation and Two A rmstrong-Jones on May 6. weeks until he ascends quite so visciously, as The Desert Rats (VTR) Men and A Wardrobe (Polish). At Liberty , A white clad mass choir of 516 voices sings in gangrene. the throne and signs Stars Richard Burton, May 24. Melbourne's canopied Myer Music Bowl in a Ingrid Bergman plays James Mason, Robert All the above films are in the original lana favourable agreeGood Friday programme for Channel Seven. They his apparently senseless Newton, Robert Dougguage. Foreign language films have English ment with Britain. sub- w i ll sing a performance of John Stainer's Easter receptionist, upset by las. titles. nothing, and dependable choral work, "The Crucifixion". English Hard-driving Starring Cliff RobertDriving through TVW's gates before Dig in any situation—until captain in command of son, Jack Hawkins, an Australian division, Richards' appearance on Saturday's Tean Beat, she starts losing her senses. Marisa The comedy Sfell, Bill is forces the desperate sports commentator Syd Donovon was bailed up light, and very casually men to hold a key outby a fun-going teenager. Fraser, Christopher SEE THE LARGE RANGE OF post against the North "Please hide me in the boot," she pleaded, "I applied. Witty, John Le Mesur12" L.P.'s AT— Even Miss Hawn gets African blitzkrieg in gotta get into see Dig". ier, Felix Aylmer. the chance to show sinWorld War Two. Saturday's viewing: cere, deep feelings as the • All Top 40 Hits are available 6.20: Abbott and Costello. story unfolds. + 6.45: News and Weather. MEMORIALS ÷ W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. "Cactus Flower" is a 7.00: Sport at Seven. l ight comedy subtly 7.30: Perry Como Show. e 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 threaded with sensitivity 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE 8.22: Playhou se 15. rf and meaning. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected 8.35: Cheyenne. Basically, it intends to anywhere in W.A. Church Altars panned & executed. 9.30: Dragnet. Designs and Quotes without obligation. 9.55: Saturday Movie: New Orleans, do no more than entertain. In this it is "We have over 60 years experience." Phone5-1661 1947: set in the Basin Street ful. Skilful actingsuccess- 0."111....11.~4 and a 1k town in 1917, with jazz from humorous script ensure Louis Armstrong, Woody Herman that. and Billy Haliday. Symbolism in the form 1 1 .30: Traotting Results. of a budding cactus For First Class Plumbing Services 1 1.35: Epilogue. plant, and in the characOPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS 1 1.45: Close. . 1 Steam and Hot Water Installations ter g themselves permit CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS an authentic, deeper mesFILMS ON IN PERTH AROUND THIS TIME. W reck of the Mary Deare, Gary Cooper, Charl- sage to be read into the PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 21 8151 script. ton Heston, Virginia Mayo. Indiscreet: Ingrid PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET 5304 "Cactus 21 Flower " is now 211 Newcastle Street, Perth Bergman, Cary Grant. Houseboat: Cary Grant, Sophia Loren. Paris Holiday: Bob Hope, Anita showing at the Windsor FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET 5 2602 theatre. It is classified COTTESLOE: 19 i SIPS% E kberg. 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PICTURE PUZZLE

Children's World ••••._

Dear Boys & Girls

above love. Last week we talked required that we should God, we said, and then our neighbour. f irst love Him it might seem that it Here on earth would be easier to do this the other way around. That is, it would be eassecond. ier to love people first and God whom someone love How can we and cannot see? This we do not know adults find is something that even difficult at times. If I say we must first get to know how?" God, then you wi l l ask — "but as we just Him know to get We can by — friends other our know get to quesHim asking Him, talking to tions, visiting Him, doing things for Him, thanking Him for things he has done for us. I'm joking? No. It may be diffi-/ cult, but not impossible. We cannot expect to know Him unless we are prepared to give Him some of our time. When you are getting up in the morning or going to bed at night, are the obvious times. Tel l Him about school, about difficulties you may be having, about your friends, about what you want to illustrated equipment. do in life, about your pets, about any- The object of the picture puzzle this week is to name the sports which use the .z .1s!uual_ . 1 :SJGANSUV thing at all that interests you. .16ui lmoq 1 /CovoH j jociosog ./(Jat.p.iv •s .1 1 10C1440S favours, obvious for him hank T even if they appear to come from to the next letter in the ings as you wish. For inyour parents . . . birthday gifts for instance other headings same way. stance. This is an excellent could be: BIRD, FISH, game for improving your DOG, FOOD, SPORT, Don't forget that it is God that BOOK TOWN, knowledge as CAR, general makes it possible for your parents to you can vary the head- TITLE etc. Any of players number be able to buy things for you! can participate. All you Ask him favours. God will listen require are pencils and but just as your parents wil l not al- paper for everyone. take one piece ways give you what you want, so too ofFirstly, paper and on it, at he knows which that God wil l withhold random, write down each * SUNDAY * THURSDAY letter of the alphabet. will not be best for you. APRIL 23 19 APRIL Tell Him that you love Him and, in Draw a circle around Robert Cosgrave, Clov- Danny Bannon, Yai.chep (9); Paul Moffitt, the end, without quite knowing how, each letter. erdale (14); Brenda Sin- Queen's Park (12): Gera Then of piece paper Manning aldine Hughes, Attadale Jones, you wil l find that you do love Him. must be handed to each clair (13): Julie Appleton, E. (11); Karen Williams. God bless you all, of the players. On it

A GAME FOR A RAINY DAY

Birthdays

(9); Morley (11); Stephanie ; Hill Hamilton each person must make Janette Hall, Wanneroo Bruechle, Mt. La wley a of columns to (11); Sally Friina, Guild- (12); Kelly, BROTHER JUNIPER benumber Janine decided, by everyone. ford Quentin (12); Antony (8); These must Malone, Doubleview (7); Willagee columns (10): put on to cook just as have a heading at the Mark Fisher, Ravens- Sheehan, Karrinyup Margaret Musca, North you are removing the top, and will also be de- thorpe (9). Perth (13). meat from the oven. cided by all present. Everyone's column must To serve the meat, cut have the same headings. * MONDAY into slices and spoon * FRIDAY For instance, you may over the gravy which the APRIL 24 decide to have six col- APRIL 20 meat will have made. Michael O'Brien, St THOUGHTS OF HOME. Michael and Kieran Lucia Marlene (13): umns with the headings Most children's recip- Serve with the baked po(11): Melville — GIRL'S NAME, BOY'S Kinsella, Koolan Island White, are for simple cakes tatoes dotted with butes Your dwelling enthral ls me NAME, ANIMAL, VEG- ( 14): Ray Casella, Clover- Susan Ravine, Green- and biscuits. So here's ter and the peas. Elizabeth mount (14); 0 Lord God of hosts, Patricia (14); ETABLE, COUNTRY, dale Ryan, North Doubleview Grimmett, Bentley (14); something quite differmy soul yearns for refuge FLOWER. (9); Anne Carr. Karrin- David Reilly, Boyanup ent, that will give mum as the guest of my guest, Each person has a turn that much needed day yup (13); Judith Graham, 10). my whole heart throbs, singing at choosing a letter. Wembley Downs (6): ( off from cooking. Steven Martin (11), 65 for joy in my God. This is done by that per- Philip Hughes, Melville INGREDIENTS: Eric Como. Street, eyes, his closing son SATURUAY * (11). 21b. - 31b. piece of top- Aquinas College, horse If even the sparrow can home to a nest the pencil over I twirling APRIL 25 side steak. or the swallow to shelter secure, riding. the paper with the letTillemans. 1 pkt. French Onion Eugene your altars, 0 Lord, are the refuge we seek ters on it and bringing * TUESDAY Queen's Park (11); KathPaul Mersch (5). 129 Soup. truly regal and truly divine. ryn Williams, Bicton (Ft). it to rest on the paper. The Strand, Bedford Potatoes. 21 APRIL Guy Sievwright. Nola The letter on which the Park, St. Peter's Schoo,L, Just a day in your household Frozen peas. Vicki Anderton, Floreat mara (11); John Daly. pencil is placed when would gladly exceed Graham West Leederville (12); Place meat on a piece Darryl Mills (5), 34 (9); opens his Park person that the joys of a thousand below; that Schulze, Mt. Lawley (9); Alison Curthoys, Como of aluminium foil and Burroughs Road, Karrinletter the is eyes one day on your doorstep were dearer to Dianne Houlahan, North (10); Danny Bellenzier. sprinkle with onion soup. yup, Our Lady of Good must be used. Fremantle (12); Colin Yokine (11): Sndra Prit Fold foil over so that Counsel, football and me The object of the game Havdock. Kelmscott (11); tullo. Karrinvun (10)• meat is completely seal- colouring. t han whole lifttimes of joys with the wicked. is that every person play- Eden Wells. St. James Bernard Durbin, Dianella ed. Put all into a casLuke Edward Paterniti ing must use the chos- Park (7): Gerald Brunini, (9); Anna Bosco, Nolla- serole or baking dish; 0 Lord of hosts, how truly happy 232 McDonald Street, (5), Boy's a begin to alone! en letter is he who sets his trust in you Nollamara (12): Susan mara (8). place in a moderate oven Joondanna, St. Denis, Name, Girl's Name, Ani- Edgar. Attadale (14); — 350 to 375 degrees. swimming. mal, etc. Mandy Pritchard, Como 11111111111M11111liall11111111111111111111111111111 Wash potatoes and place —adapted from Psalm 84 (83)• Mariechantal A TTENTION ALL! BertinFor instance, if 'A' were (7); Michelle Lewis, Rivon oven shelves. by James J. Muirhead, S.J. Caroline (9); azzo (9), 6 Ventnor the chosen letter a Girl's ervale Schools, Convents, ColThe meat will take ap name would be Anne, a Harte, High Wycombe leges, Charitable Organis- proximately i hour per Avenue, Mt. Pleasant, St. McDonald, Kerry (9); Boy's name - Andrew, ations—For your Raffle pound depending on the Benedict's, piano. an animal - Ape, a veget- Geraldton (7): Marie Tickets see . . size of the meat. InMark William Sheridan able - Asparagus, a coun- Colgan, Bunbury (8): structions for cooking (5), 104 Grand PromenRECORD FreMarie Pensabene, PRINT My Birthday is try - Australia and a 450 Hay Street, Perth. the peas will be on the ade, Bedford, St. Peter's mantle (8). Flower - Aster. 1 111I11111111111i11111li I packet and should be School. age 111111111111111111111111111111 of -.years am now Each word would be written in the appropriWEDNESDAY Name ate column. ... ... ..... APRIL 22 When all the letters Annette Smith, Mt. A ddress have been used in this Barker (14): Ravena way, the winner is the Ingham, Scarborough person with the most (8); Shirley Hall, Attaanswers in all columns. date (13); Susan TrevenA time limit may be set an, Subiaco (13); GeoffSchool for the use of each let- rey Ellery, Belmont (11); ter or an easier method Stephen Skinner, Balga Hobby would be for the time to (9); David McKernan, end with the first person Collie (7); Helen Dailly, to call out that his line Wilson (11); Christine Please fill In the coupon above In BIG LETTERS and send it to complete. Then every- Edgar, Attadale (12); is • Brother Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so must stop and go on 1 Leonie Klomp, Como (6) one greet you on this Pao&

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Haft, Lea Denfield, Gavin Hamilton, John Cousins, Olive Brown, Alan Tilvern. Some of the plays that Dr. Michael Addison has directed in America are: "Othello", "Tartiffe", "Threepenny Opera" and "Playboy of the Western World". There will be special matinee performances for schools today, and April 22, 23 and 29, and an evening youth performance on Tuesday April 21. (Rosie Hayes).

Michael Addi- Addison will go to LonDoctor direct George don to direct at the son will Shaw's "Arms Mount View Theatre). Bernard Man" at the "Arms And The Man" The And Theatre. This is a classic of the English playhouse second play in the Theatre and Dr. Addisis the of four for on's production will highseason first light the humanity of it's 970. 1 mem- themes and make a forpr, Addison is a Dramatic Art cible statement on the ber of the University of Cal- stupidity of war. aculty F The play has a strange ifornia, Santa Barbara, been at the W.A. combination of harshness has nd a six and gentleness and these for University wife and two will be underlined in Dr. His onths. m him in Addison's approach to children are with Shaw's great work. Top English comedian, erth. P Reg Varney has been esW.A., exhas in Dr. time Addison his uring D directed a striking pressed joy in working pecially brought out to he has of Beckett's with actors in Perth— host the new musical presentation AND "ROSE Jan s how Dignam, Godot" on Arthur for Waiting " the Shier, John Cousins and CROWN" which premierof stage thrust the Shake- Pat Skevington—who, he ed on Channel 9 on Sat. Octagon theatre; speare's "Measure for says have superb vocal urday, March 21. This boistrous, sing-aMeasure" on the Eliza- abilities; a talent he apbethan stage of the New plauds. He is looking for- long type programme Fortune—and now his ward to working with the with its English pub for National Theatre Com- style setting is great final production family entertainment. Perth audiences will be pany at the Playhouse. The cast of "Arms And week, special Each In the proscenium arch situation at the Play- The Man" is as follows: guests are featured and Skeggs, Linal Reg Verney is ably assisthouse. (After Perth, Dr. Buster ed by regulars Kathy Lloyd, Billy Raymond and Neil Williams in singing everyone's favourite numbers. To create the right atmosphere for the show, a special license was obtained to serve beer in the studio and the audience sits at tables, sip their ales and join in the fun. Reg Varney is best remembered for his starring role in "The Rag Trade" which proved enormously popular throughout Australia and only recently did he complete a successful night club tour. Kathy Lloyd and Neil Williams are the popular singers from "Say It With Music." "ROSE AND CROWN" is great relaxation for all those viewers who are not terribly interested in football replays.

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W ORLD of SPORT STOP BECOMING FOOTBALL COMMENT

Good Argument For Stewards In Footy

RACING TALK by Rod Evans

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After two weeks, the football season is gaining momentum. "Footy" talk is gaining in intensity.

DAHL SHAR Many—if not most— tennis, boxing and the popular West Australians practic- like—are given only a few by Raced BY FERD TIPPETT chemist Barry McMahon ally eat, sleep and dream pars in the dailies and and ex-Subiaco footballer of wretched football, if evening newspapers, teleClaremont continued in "kicking out on the full" Smith, was a most not all year round, then vision and radio. Jeff winning vein at Perth does not assist players impressive second behind six months at a stretch. I was amazed recently Oval, when they defeated recipients of free kicks, Are stewards needed in league football? Markab in the DrumThey talk about foot- to see a large crowd at a the Royals 19-19 to 12-16. because they are restric00000000 mond Handicap Moomiwo last Satball in the office, during local league soccer game, k WANFL The umpire's In a disappointing game ted in their run-up to urday. This hardy custo- tea breaks, during lunch, The standard of play—. East Perth were outclas- kick over the allocated board has told umpires by Bob Roberts mer, who has won over in the pub, and it while well below they will be in trouble sed and their coach Mal mark. MiNNICIOCMCNICICIMCVM all distances, will soon wouldn't be any exagger- national level—wasinterthey if don't report inmaiRecently on TV it was Brown, has plenty of Incidentally, the use of add to his record in the ation to say in the public sonably high, vocal supthat goal- cidents. food for thought to in- disclosed distance week events of lay, as well. But the umpire's task stewards would not be an port tremendous. fuse the will to win in sneaks hardly ever warthe winter racing. Peter All this is fine—to an innovation. AndI was assured that rant top points because is by no means simple. his team. After having sat in on Just look at rule 32. It Graham, his trainer, has extent. the game in point was of East Perth have forgot- they invariably receive done a big job with this But then the tendency secondary importance tenthe art of tackling. As the ball in scoring posi- three tribunals this sea- was obviously formulatgelding. is to go on and on and really, compared with concerning playson—all with ed intention the that 7esult the Tigers were tions as a result of teamAU BACARDI on. And this is utterly others on at the same often able to brush off mates' efforts. A main ers who have played stewards be used in footan interesting boring. Was football—I ball. time. State conam tentative efforts to stop link in the difference bethird in the Novice HanHaving a conversation The conclusion I drew them from going through tween winning and los- vinced the current meth- It says: The controlling dicap last Saturday when about the recent moon from that outing was crushes. John Parkinson ing. This is one of the od of reporting players is body may appoint A it came from a mile back adventure with such a that soccer is very popuand Brian Duperouzel anomalies of our game, antiquated. steward OR stewards to flash home and run football fanatic is like lar out here, although How can umpire an be were too often allowed a champion spearhead who shall have the same third behind Kilcarnup talking to a brick wall. the publicity received is, remember expected to to break clear to start ( although worth his power and duty of re- and Roman Conquest. He is not interested in by European and Asian attacking moves. weight in gold) in a dying every minute detail of a porting players as that Raced by the Brockman anything Lovell, Haise standards, negligible. The Royals were well goal-sneak race, is merely report? Often it is these conferred on umpires family of Busselton, this and Swigert were up to What about boxing? beaten in most of the key one means to an end little things that influence under these laws. horse is a sure winner in so long as Farmer, Bun- Perth Town Hall tribunal chairman's the is positions, although Ken when premiership potenthe near future. ton, Walker, Sarich, usually packed when a verdict. McAullay won well at tial is being measured. RARAKOO Mann, Marshall look card is presented—even centre-half-back. West Perth are too I found it strange to John BOXING ON Owned and trained by after their boys and are if it stars only novices. Burns from Tasmania good a team to find them- comprehend the chairNorm Wellington was a not injured. Fight reports do not MONDAY did a serviceable job at selves behind the eight- man's summing up on fast finishing third beThis one-track mind is get prominence. centre, and this player ball, and Graham Far- the Bradley Smith-Austin The West Australian hind two smart horses in sickening. The same applies to will be an acquisition to mer will need to instill Robertson case. Amateur Boxing Associa- My Juliet and Marjebel. While I love to watch other sports which, in decided He not to view tion will hold East Perth when he gets more of the "killer an all-star As this horse drew num- football—it's fast-moving. themselves, draw reasonused to our hard spirit" at Leederville a film because he did not tournament at Perth ber one at the barrier, it rough and tough, a real c onsider able attendances. necessary— it grounds. Oval if the Cardinals are Town Hall on Monday, was surprising to see man's game—I like other "yen though the evidence starting But, like footy. interest at 8 p.m. Dennis Marshall's move to regain their lost pres- was confusing and him so far back in the sports as well. must be created and threw Some of the top boxers running. The first time of commencing in the tige. The warm weather a doubt on the charge. Be fair. Give the others stimulated. has not assisted expected last to box are centre, and then changyou see diminutive ap- equal prominence and It seems to me that Robert And the only way this Mondello, John prentice Keith Leach on support. ing places with Brian year's premiers who are every effort should be is done is through the Hogarth, Fred Holt and this gelding, back him. Fairclough (half-forward- a fairly big team. That made Much of the interest ir to throw light on a host of publicity media--not in others. flank) is a pronounced r azor-edge is missing at an MARJEBEL footy has been fostered incident—just to the way of posters, but the moment. However, Several juniors and Is raced by a group of by the mass success. The faster media in make sure that the tri- novices will also fill the East Perth footballers in- Australia. For this Ibear by fair newspaper, teleFairclough dominates the "The Big Cat" cannot bunal makes a correct de- bill. vision and radio covergive "The centre position, being a fford to cluding captain-coach no grudge. cision. Domina Demons" nt Monday night's card is Mal Brown, Bob Graham "The creative and attacking But what is unfair is age. part of an ambitious pro- and Vic Evans and I that, while footy Come to think of it, with his penetrating kick- Murcurial Maroons" and HARD TASK is spotgramme to prepare the would say that on form, lighted day in what is footy compared ing. The versatile Mar- "The Mighty Monts" too and day Umpires are not in the State's boxers for a two- Marjebel shall with his ability to much start. Perhaps the will salute the out, on and off season, with other international kick well with either foot, Cardinals' coach consid- habit of making frivol- week tour of Singapore judge before East Perth. with countless number games? is able to play the half- ers Wests are bred to ous charges. They have a in August. Starting from a wide bar- of replays on TV, other Perhaps it's be-cause it'S difficult enough task as The State champion- rier, this filly had a huge major sports—athletics, Australian. forward flank with dis- stay. That half-time interval it is. They are the first ships are scheduled for lead coming to the turn tinction. Malcolm Brown performed well in his has need of some form of to cop it if they miss a next month, and the but was cut down by an boxers are in full train- extra good filly in My r al,v role of playing-coach, entertainment, as a lot of glaring incident. Unfortunately, many ing to get fit for the Juliet. Albert Jordan has and it is quite obvious footle fans retain their that he has the capabili- eats during the long serious offences are being occasion. done a big job with this W.A.O.A. Monday's tourney will filly by Marazion and ties to lift a side on the break. Marching girls or missed because the umOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST occasions, when his team music would assist jaded pire is too busy concen- give them added prepara- she will win for certain 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 trating f on the ootball match. tion. nerves. has need of inspiration. before going for a spell. R es 67 1685 Stewards would solve Tiero-worshippers and The art of kicking a this. q football in good playing iitograph hunters adorn In the East Perthconditions is perhaps the football grounds these Claremont match at (Jars and football's giants main feature of the AusPerth Oval on Saturday, tralian Rules Code and a rprpond fittingly to these t wo Sixteen records were smashed at the Catholic well-known players reason for haphazard Armands on their time. traded Girls Secondary Schools swimming championships punches. It went Tt's nart of the setup. It kicking could be that preundetected because play at Beatty Park Aquatic Centre. surised football does not ^ould be one day, that was down the other end. Six of these were in the Archbishop's Shield allow players enough s ome well-intending mis- I n the opening reserves c ompetition, and ten in the Bishop's milded footie-follower Cup. time in which to disfixtures. South Fremantle '40e sacrost an umnire pose of the ball. Santa (Attadale Maria rover John Sacred Mustard Heart's star had f fIr with 240 points, took was 0. Haley, who broke Umpires can effect the 1-lingan autograPh. One his eye split open. is certain in foot"disposal issue" with The ugly gash required away the Archbishop's the unrestricted age h"ll. that 'the man in their interpretation of Shield, while St. Brigid's group 50-metre butterfly, stitching. He didn't --hite will never be seized (Lesmurdie) what comprises "a reawon the under-13 50-metre free-vith writer's cramp writ- frnow how it happened, Bishop's Cup with 209 style and backstroke resonable time in which to but was adamant that it 'ne„. autographs. points. dispose of the ball." Our was deliberate. cords. MY SELECTIONS umpires although coachIt is ineffective to call M. Boys, of St. Brigid's, E. Luke, of Brigidine won the under-13 50ed in the same coaching in evidence the player Claremont. TO SEE THE school do tend to differ ',gainst whom the charge (Floreat Park), broke the metre West Perth. breaststroke, quite a lot on this aspect under-1 is alleged to have taken 7 50-metre free- splashing home in a Fast Fremantle. of the game and the new style and backstroke re- brand new record time place. South Fremantle. cords in fine style. Her which was 6.8 seconds SQUEALER performances indicate faster than the old No one likes to be that she'll be a force to record. reckon with soon. The championships labled a squealer. So, were witnessed by 4,500 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY consequently, the player Santa Maria and Brigi- people. Thirteen schools does not offer much asPhone: 8 2404 sistance—he is vague or dine broke three records competed—seven for the A ll Type 5 of Electrical Work Undertaken doesn't remember or, in each in the Archbishop's Archbishop's Shield, and s ome cases, gives mis- Shield, while St. Brigid's six for the Bishop's Cup. ( 6), Sacred Heart (3), Sister Margaret Mary, leading evidence. and Our Lady of Missions 0.P., president of the All this would be allePTY. viated if there were ( 1) had records to their Catholic Girls Secondary credit in the Bishop's Schools Association, preLTD. stewards. sented the prizes. As in racing, they could Cup. OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS be placed in strategic Albany Hwy., Cannington positions CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS around the ground. That way the 1 6 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 °layer would not be able to do something when the umpire isn't GLOUCESTER PARK watching. Striking is becoming a 7.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (1) bad feature of football. Capamore, Magic Byrd, Blazing Hall. This was evident in last 7.45—P EARL HANDICAP —SOLE AGENTS— year's second semi-final. Festive Scout, Spring Frost, Dusty Dillon. R. CONNABEER & COMPANY There should have been 1 65 HA Y STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 at least a dozen reports 8.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (2) from that match. 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