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Row Over Abortion taw FlaresInLondon LONDON: Some members of Parliament here are now campaigning to get rid of the conscience clause which allows doctors and other medical staff to opt out of legalised abortion operations in Britain.

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This was stated during get rid of the consciencr sors of the act have put forward proposals for an angry argument in the clause? Will he make House of Commons over clear that he will resist removing abuses under it, is there not an over. pressures?" persistent abuses of the which, "Of course there are whelming case for an inAct Abortion though now nearly three people campaigning both depe/I,dent and impartial years old, continues to ways. There are people inquiry? If there is nothcampaigning to get rid ing to hide, why is the cause controversy. the act altogether," minister resisting it?" of socCrossman, ichard R Crossman said the act ial services minister re- Crossman replied, and had not run long enough sponsible for the act's added: sufficient provide ' think the act can to I cperation, was asked for "a categorical assurance only be operated if we evidence to show whethconscience abide by the conscience er it needed amending or the that clause is not to be re clause because that was not. Another member, Sir the essential basis on moved from the act." He replied: "I give tha' which we got the agree- Gerald Nabarro, said the assurance. It is an es- ment of the medical pro- minister's remarks in March had caused "widesential part of the act. fession." spread offence to people What I have said is that Insensitive Looting? No, these kids are just tidying up ( messing up?) as last Sunday's Fair at Clontarf Boys' who object to your exinevitably the operation Town drew to a close. This stall was all finished half -way through proceedings — indicative of the in permissiveness Stevas John St. cessive Earlier, of the clause creates sergood response, which was, in fact, an all-time record. The Brothers and boys at Clontarf thank al l Crossman this field." ious problems of region- had attacked who supported in one way or another their Fair. Crossman, denying the for his recent remark al inequality. who those Aborthe said for but charge, that, "These problems bear heavily on the hospitals tion Act, "20,000 illegiti- opposed the Abortion the individuals, doing so week-long series of lecwhich are doing their mate children would be Act neglected to see much of this excellent tures and discussions by values social the all there were share (of abortions) a5 alive now with work our State, the prcminent experts. These in against those which are consequences." The min- in it. He insisted that embraced many facets of better." for answer that revealed long-term had ister his not. health and its mental Hick Father The Mass 20,000 of the 76,000 abor- Britain was adequate Many tensions in modern society must take the blame ev spoke at culminated a treatment. Consequences tions carried out in family planning and thai, "As a result of the 1969-69 prevented illegiti- abortion "should be re- for much of the mental distress we see, Father Barry garded only in the last Hickey said last week. working of the con- mate births. science clause, those St. John Stevas des- resort." Father Hickey was is not easy to see it in with conscience should cribed the :.ninister's reHe was cheered when speaking at a special ourselves." take note of the conse- marks as 'insensitive." he announced that to try Mass at St. Mary's CatheFather Hickey, tracing quences of their actions." "Whether you realise it to check some of the dral to mark Mental the background of menLater in the debate or not, it caused great abuses of the act being Health Week. tal deficiency and disNorman St. John Stevas, offence and distress to carried out by expensive tress treatment, said its He continued: "For in- history was not a happy Catholic M.P., who led many thousands of ille- private abortion clinics the long fight against gitimate citizens," he he had arranged for gov- stance: one, for, in the olden legalised abortion in Par- said. "Can you make it ernment officers to visit • The value we place days, many mentally diliament, said: clear whether it is the them without warning on success, on getting to tressed persons were "While I accept Mr policy of the government for spot checks. the top, on making mon- considered possessed by Crossman's sincerity, to promote abortions In ey and achieving posi- the devil, or of being in will he realise that there order to avoid illegititions of power, even if league with him through are those behind him . . macy? others suffer. We don't witchcraft and the like. who are campaigning ti "Since even the sponThe mentally derangeu have to look closely to see the harm to the were publicly ridiculed, health, to peace of mind and often forcibly res- and, often to mental trained. The late 18th and 19th harmony — which recenturies saw more husults. • The so-called "sex- mane treatment. These POPE PAUL VI has urged rethe for ual efforts revolution". From conditions were now defurther as "illness," and union of Roman Catholic one extreme, rejecting scribed to the work ')f thanks Churches, sex, prudery Orthodox and of fear and Parisian Phi* men like but has warned against many are now extolling mistaken forms of inter- it as a pleasure in itself, ippe Pinel, the door was communion which, lacking to be enjoyed for its own opened to more thorough t he details of true doc- sake. Tensions will oc- and scientific research trine, could lead to allu- cure when sex is torn into treatment methods He said the causes of sion and confusion. from its rightful context John Donovan mental unbalance were NO FIXED TERM SHARES. — of speaking human relations was The Pope biological, sometimes at St. Peter's Square on love, ma:riage and famS AVINGS—MINIMUM $5 OR genetic, or congenital, INVESTMENT —MINIMUM $1000. the death of Russian ily. someenvironmental — I INTEREST COMPUTER CALCULATED ON DAILY Orthodox Patriarch • Intolerance of pea times a combination of B ALANCES PAID TWICE YEARLY IN APRIL AND Alexei of Moscow and All ple who are unlike ourOCTOBER. . 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The noble generosity of a Mr. and Mrs. Ray in all north though nothing pre- selling practically vents them from doing their possessions and May 1: Feast of the Ascension: giving to the needy is an so 1st Reading: (Acts 1: 1-11) Could "Curious," who outstanding example of "He was l ifted up while they looked on." Christian charity. poses as being informed Theme: (When Jesus is enthroned in Heaven, on the Vietnam situation In this age of selfishthen will the Spirit be sent). The $8,094.67 accrued to explain the reason for ness, such acts of giving the Archdiocese 1970 this curious fact? 2nd Reading: (Ephesians 1: 17-23) stand out and command Compassion Project N. Mundie, our attention and admira"He made him sit at his right hand in Lenten Alms three to Inglewood. tion. Heaven . . ." four weeks after Easter It makes one think of Theme: (The Church gains privileges from has to be reviewed what one saintly philosot he enthroned Lord). against a hoped for pher said on his deathtotal of $30,000, and the 3rd Reading: (Mark 16: 15-20) bed: "All that I possess thought that parishionnow is that which Ihave "He was taken up into Heaven; there at the ers and parishes, which given away". right hand of God, he took his place . . ." give quickly, actually Theme: (Unity and Love) . In other words, the give at 6 per cent, deQuite recently I read charity which is enriched posit interest. In fact. one month's interest on with keen interest a copy through genuine giving is May 3rd: 6th Sunday of Paschal Time. the expected Australian of The Record (January a possession infinitely be1st Reading: Acts 10, 25-26 and 34-35 and 44-48. total of $500,000 could 15) where, on page 9 yond the value of that "As Peter reached the house . . ." pay the whole cost of "Idea Now a Reality" is which has been given given a detailed account away. Theme: (The gift of the Holy Spirit has been mounting the appeal. of how "Villa Maria" poured out on the pagans also. It also seems that res- homes for the aged Andrew Tobin, came 2nd Reading: I John 4, 7-10. ponse to the appeal is into being. Bathurst, N.S.W. not only tardy but also "Beloved, let us love one another . uneven. In one parish, Theme: (God is love). He asked: which has 350 parish3rd Gospel: John 15, 9-17. "Would it not be deioners on its direct "At that time, Jesus said to his disciples: 'As sirable and fitting to progiving lists, only 266 the Father has loved me' ." mote in other academProject Compassion ies other Theme: (Greater love than this no one has, disciplines boxes were taken. Of which are also essential these, only 82, but 30 that he give his life for his friends). for the human mind, per cent. were returnsuch as letters and arts, ed. This suggests that May 10: 7th Sunday of Paschal Time. Pope Paul VI is thinkphilosophy, law, history, more than 70 per cent. ing about the establish1st Reading: Acts 1, 15-17 and 20a and 20c-26. economics, sociology and of Mass-attending Cathment of various learned "In those days Peter spoke as follows . . . v. 20 olic families practiced the human sciences academies for special no Lenten self-denial which In fact it is written in the book as Psalms . ." so profoundly associated with Com- studies in such fields as concern the men of our Theme: (It is necessary that one be chosen who p passionate Alms for the hilosophy, law, history, times?" together with us was witness of the ResurrecChurch to use in the economics and the like. Commenting generally tion). The Pope disclosed this Papal works of bringon scientific studies, the 2nd Reading: I John 4, 11-16. ing some hope and joy at a recent audience, Pope said underlying sci "Beloved, if God has so loved us . . ." to the hungry peoples which he had with 26 entific research there scientific experts who Theme: (Whoever abides in love, abides in God of the world. was "the problem of the had spent a week at the and God in him). very essence of this cosThose who did give in- seat of the Pontifical mos, of this universe." dicated a more dedicat- Acamedy of 3rd Gospel: John 17, 11b-19. Sciences in "The question of its ed Christian spirit. The the "At that time, Jesus, lifting his eyes to heaven Vatican gardens dis- existence . . what prea verage per box was said: 'Holy Father' . . ." cussing the nuclei of galvents the spirit from re$4.30, ranging from $20 Theme: (May they be one as We are one). axies. cognising, in the philoso. down to a box full of The Pope did not give phical sphere, the possilc and 2c pieces and, if each represented an act any details of how the bility of rising to the of self-denial, suggested other academies might transcendent principle, SEMINARY COLLECTION ON a truly penetential be organised but said he to the creator . . . ? wondered if, along with Lent. "There is often talk of SUNDAY, MAY 10 It seems obvious that. the pontifical academy, the death of God, but after eliminating those which specialises in the would it not be more exwho cannot afford to mathematical and experi- act to speak of the death his give, and those who re- mental sciences, other of man and of sent giving to anything, academies should not be thought of his higher form?" there are many whose established. attitude to Project Compassion is one of AT GEORGE'S unfulfilled good inten237 North Beach Road tions such as, missioners used to tell us, Tuart Hill pave the floors of the Phone 49 2431 A Hrs. 47 1511 nether regions. Yours. etc.. PAUL DONNELLY.

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FACING FACTS FEW WILL REGRET THE SEARCH FOR HONESTY and genuineness of life that marks the efforts of today's young and not-so-young. There can be fewer more humiliating experiences for the human person than to be revealed as one who pretends or deceives. That mankind has been revelling in such deception for far too long has been the hurtful revelation of the hippies and their ill. The Church, as part of the world and more so because of the frightening invitation of Pope John to lay bare its soul, is suffering acutely from this comparatively recent phenomenon. Those credited with the highest quota of integrity and honesty are very often those who are first to defect from the organised Church. Sympathy is rampant for those in revolt against the established order and the silent, "sheepish many" who will have no truck with revolution and violence are seen as dishonest, cowardly or just plain stupid. One particular scholar has referred to church defections as a massive brain-drain. Human integrity forces a man to spell out those things that go to make his real experiences. Anything outside the 'experienced', for which one cannot give adequate reasons, is to that extent pretence and fraud. But, despite the exhortation of St. Paul, to "give reasons for the faith that is in you", the man of faith will never be spared the embarrassment of finding words inadequate for the truth as he ought to see it. How does one convey the experience of the secret of Easter, of the fact that Christ descended into the dark regions of this earth of infinite promise and frustrating inadequacy to satisfy and to take it up to himself? One does not. Because one does not experience it. One accepts it in faith. This is finally what counts and the type of 'witness' men want. This is what is uniquely Christian. Christian honesty must always contend with that which will not be contained in mere experience as the purely human demands. It must grapple with the ever-present phenomenon of the prejudice of faith essentially contained in the acceptance of the fact that Christ is Risen. And with the fact of the resurrection, go the many other truths of the Gospel, whose real meaning will continue to elude us, will resist justification, but will nonetheless be part and parcel of that peculiar honesty which is at once the hope and 'folly' of the man of faith.

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In recent television discussions and in the local press it has been put forward that the Catholic Church has accepted and permitted abortion until 1869. Many letters have been received from people concerned about this allegation. The teachings of the Catholic Church admit of no doubt on this subject. Specific cases considered by the Holy Office as it was then, condemned abortion by name in 1889. The teaching authority of the Church has never wavered in its condemnation of this crime. The early Christians and their apologists Athenagoras and Tertullian are the first on record for condemning abortion. In the fourth century the Council of Eliberis condemned it, as also did the subsequent Sixth Ecumenical Council of the Church in 680 A.D. At no time has it altered this. in fact its position has been confirmed by the findings of medical science. Our opposition to the Termination of Pregnancy Bill now in the Legislative Assembly, remains adamant that this is no solution to the medical, social and psychological problems of the expectant mother. We maintain that greater social security, larger family benefits and a more equitable child endowment scheme will produce a situation where the mother can give birth to her child and give it the necessary love and attention it requires. Australia needs people. It would be insane to liberalise abortion laws while this need remains unfulfilled. We see abortion as an assault on the human being and life at its most vulnerable stage. We admit that abortions occur and will continue to be performed illegally, but we also state that the present law provides adequate sanctions and protection against this crime. No nation can be built upon the blood of innocent children. We commend the Australian Labour Party, under the leadership of Mr. W. F. Willesee, M.L.C., for their concerted efforts in defence of human life in the Legislative Council. Indeed for a Private Members' Bill the voting appeared to follow Party lines. The conclusions from this are too many to enumerate. The repercussions may eventually be judged at the bar of history and at the ballet box too in the not too distant future.

WAGGA WAGGA, Aus- have launched a camtralia: The cost crisis in paign to save their week the newspaper business ly, The Standard, and the has failed to daunt Bi- Melbourne archdiocese's In a series of assertions shop Francis P. Carroll, Catholic Advocate has and loaded questions, apof Wagga Wagga, who upped its price from 5 parently designed to dishas opened a new Catho- to 15 cents. credit the democratically elected government of lic monthly paper. The bishop said he beIn the past three years, South Vietnam, anonylieved the Catholic press t wo Australian Catholic mous correspondent Curious asks "what really was essential as a means newspapers have been is the cause of the Viet- for a bishop to give lead closed because of costs ership and direction, parnamese people"? ticularly in implement The Anglican, a nationAs the term "cause" as ing the decrees of the al weekly, has also had first used was synony- Second Vatican Council. to shut down. mous for "birthright" the The first issue of the cause of the Vietnamese paper, called "Together," Bishop Carroll, youngis the same as that of all appeared earlier this the other people in the month, only a few days est in charge of an Ausworld. namely: Freedom after two of New South tralian diocese, said "To to worship God, freedom Wales' biggest dailes, gether" would pay its of movement and expres- Sydney's Sun and Mirown way, but that if it sion as well as freedom ror, increased their to administer their own prices. did not, he would subsiaffairs. Tasmanian Catholics dise it. These ideals are not always strictly adhered 7: 4 p.m. Attend YCS to. Nevertheless South Executive Meeting Vietnam, and its allies in next Delegation, Nat. its defensive war, do Conference, Sydney. accept them in princpal 10: 11.30 a.m. Preside, and try to put them into MAY Preach Mass in honpractice. 3: 9 a.m., Celebrate Mass our of the feast of In contrast North Vietand preach at the Our Lady Queen of nam's leaders, and their Nurse's Annual Mass Poland. St. Brigid's, allies in their war of agat St .Mary's CatheW. Perth. gression in Laos, Camdral. 12: 11.00 a.m. Official opbodia and South Vietening of W.A. Cathonam, deny these ideals 4: 7.30 p.m. Lay Catechists Graduation both in principle and lic Historical Society Ceremony, St. Mary's practice. Exhibition, A.N.Z. Cathedral. Bank Head Office, St. What the Vietnamese 5. 7.15 a.m. Final George's Terrace. Profesdesire should be gauged sion Ceremony, St. 14: 8.45 p.m. Receive Denot by crude antiJohn's, Subiaco. Catholic butantes, American propaganda, 6: Ball, Embassy BallConfirmation: North but on their actions. Over Doubleview. room. a million had fled south before Hanoi broke the Geneva Agreement which stipulated freedom of movement.

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Cardinal's NEW CZECHOSLOVAK CRITICISM Polish EUTHANASIA BILL BLOCKED Visit R EPORTING THE WORLD

BONN, Germany.—The Slovakian Ccmmunist party has charged that an organisation of priests and laymen, formed to restore the life of the Church

another attempt to legalise euthanasia in LONDON.—Supporters of failure in the House of Commons. humiliating Britain met with solidly against a voluntary euthanasia bill Commons members were so

in Czechoslovakia, is operating without government approval.

Archbishop Sergio PigThe Slovakian Comnedoli, secretary of the munists' organ, Pravda, CARDINAL MARTY Congregation for the said the Movement for Evangelisation of PeoConciliar Renewal was ples, will spend three seeking to regain a foot days in Poland this hold in parishes and corn in what they call civilised to a sick and old person A dummy run tried month. munities. i f the bill were freedom. to pass the tlie upper chamber, The archbishop said into law? Dr. Gray's bill sought 1969, in Lords, The movement was of souse "It is not only a ques- his visit was related founded by Bishop Fransimilar to make euthanasia lawsomewhat a ith w PARIS—Cardinal Francois Marty, Archbishop of sharply ful at the recipient's re- tion of unscrupulous re- strictly to discussion of tisek Tomasek, apostolic hill, was also the Polish bishops' varlatives. quest. In presenting it, They would be in administrator of Prague. has charged here that France is in danger Paris, r ejected. he complained that the a minority. There are ious missionary prob- in May, 1968, to replace Proximity of a general of falling into racism. held individual's choice today also the mental processes lems. the former pro-Communelection, due to be of could not prevail over the old person may asking Britain, government Peacc guish between political ist He made his comment in He denied reports that soon in himself if he should he would also meet with Priests' movement that sur- the doctor's. the offiproduced the and religious elements in article an ave h Dr. Gray defined euth- cease to be a burden to government officials to flourished in the hare. of Israel-Arab disputes_ cial bulletin of the prising unanimity against Sympathisers anasia as "the termina- those who are looking discuss relations between line Stalinist period. Cardinal Marty ampliParis archdiocese, folthe bill. lowing a public incident fied earlier warnings by may not have wanted to tion of life at the request after him, whether they the Holy See and the PoThe Peace Priests• of the individual for the consider him a burden in which passers-by predicting that the prelish government. press for a vote, so as not movement was discredit purpose of obviating un- and whether he should "dirty sent trend might lead to called were to become publicly idenHe has already made ed and abolished durinF violence against French Jews". tified with such a contro- necessary suffering in the take this step." Czechoslovakia liberalise a number of similar visHis most rooted oblast extremity." Jews. versial issue just now. tion period in the sprinr Warning against what he "Call it suicide by jection to the bill was its to various European However, the mercy "Life is surely a strugof 1968, after the take saw as growing antiproxy if you like, it is a that it was a short cut. countries and Canada to euthanasia or illing, k gle. over by Alexander But unhappy are Dub throughout Semitism discuss missionary problobby, is influential, per- choice which, as an adult, It offered a simple solucek. France, Cardinal Marty those whom ideological lems and plans. I should tion be able to to problems of the suasive, noisy and deterlead to said: felt solidarity c ontroversies The Movement for Conhighest complexity. mined and not likely to make." with my Jewish broth- make enemies of their Renewal was ther ciliar He said the another problems yet by He pointed out that be put off ers. I thought of the brothers. They fall into established to promote since 1961 suicide had not that arose today from the rebuff. sons of Abraham whom the trap of violence. It the application of VatiThere are no grounds been a criminal offence in need and desire to die in I welcomed during the never remains purely verdecrees tc Council can peace and dignity, and for believing their effort Britain. war in my country bal." the life of the Church ir the need of those sufferto make mercy killing Norman church ... St. John ing from incurable disDomestic tensions linkCzechoslovakia. legally respectable is Stevas. the Catholic ease, were much more ed to the Middle East " I felt ashamed as well. "Sorry your letter has It planned a course of over. If anything, sup- member who led the long Such insults defile an controversy have heightc omplicated than mere been damaged by snails," action to take advant-Ige porters of euthanasia will parliamentary battle entire country. Thc'y ened here in recent the ernarrassed of the new climate of now intensify their cam- against the recent Abor- relief from physical pain. is are the symptoms of an weeks. He said there was "an apology an English post- tolerance. paign. tion Act, immediately opeven deeper illness They have the example posed the bill. He said inner misery and loneli- master has had to make :1-.0 French Jews However, in Octo r France is in danger of ha-;e protested the sugafflicting such to his public. of other determined secu- his position was a relig- ness Czechoslovakian the 1968, racism.I say firmly: we gestion put forth by people which needs to be larists who, in the life ious one. Snails usual": get on government refused to assuaged." must cure this disease, some Frenchmen that of the present British very well on a diet of rot- approve the organisation. "Ultimately it is God, rebuff this sin, forbid they choose between this parliament, have manag"What causes more formally disand it was words of hate, ban rac- country and Israel. Meaned, after well planned not man, who is the dis- agony to people in these ting leaves or similar banded. This action, in ist articles and publica- while, leftist persistence, to provide poser of human life. In conditions is the sense of delicacies. students the wake of the invasion tions." the British people—and the last analysis we are being written off when sided with the cause have But at Louth ,a of Czechoslovakia by the the they are alive, foreigners who can afford the created not Severa 1 Catholic leaders of the Arab Palestinian being market town in the east and other Union Soviet the expense—with legalis- Creator. t reated as dead when of England. the local Warsaw Pact nations, led have recently condem- guerrilas. The polarisaed abortion on demand: "The house should con- they are still living. ned the spread of anti- tion has led to street snails seem to have to fears that the Peace have legalised homo- sider the case of old Sernitism and warned gh; s between Israeli and gastronomic Priests' movement would "It is precisely this strange sexuality and divorce by people in extremist students. particular mentality I to Catholics tastes. As reported by the in place of be revived fear this bill consent, and secured whom the bill is sincerely Audrey Wright in a BBC Movement for Conciliar would induce not only in freedom to print porno- intended to help. What broadcast, they have de- Renewal. graphy and perform ob- kind of agonising moral the dying person, but in veloped a craze for eatrelatives and medical atThe current Pravda scenities in the cause of pressures could open up ing people's letters. tendants." article claims that "cer-

Laborite Dr. Hugh Gray that they took the unusual presented privately by "no." There was no need to count votes so the euthanasia s tep of shouting come before Parliament, was refused introduction. to fourth bill, the

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Taminex erally tight, and the large mining operation The latest rumour which sparked number of companies Mt. Isa. samples contained an The Japanese are aware that the U.S. will not leave them a clear field to off the rise turned out to listed in recent months Two others which are astonishing 67 lbs. of Asia. Having revised their military, political and economic engage. exploit be a furphy. Buying pres- will provide more than less well known among uranium per ton, but the sure fell and the move enough scrip to go round. West Australian investors lode was not extensive. ments in the region—and being the realists that they are—the Japanese are Only selected stocks will are Dominion Mining and In view of the limited de- trying to separate political matters from purely economic ones in slackened. the Nevertheless the bear- rise to their previous Al Consolidated Gold. mand for uranium ex- countries they visit. ish forces are on the levels. Dominion Mining. ploration on this lease wane, and even the short But business comes floated a little over a year has been suspended. STOCKS GOOD RISK This is the second article of a two-part series term trader should be on first. ago, earns its cash from In recent months the on the industrial growth of Japan. the lookout for good It is not easy to tell policy of giving Their which speculative stocks tin mining operations in share price has dropped buys. loans is, in fact, a method Good news will be re- are likely to succeed, but New South Wales. Its rapidly. At the present of promoting Japanese by Britain? Or, as mat- coming an intermediary quired if an upward move certain guide lines can be main exploration is for level the shares are an exports. near the old copper, ters stand, is it a de- between Peking and investment in one of drawn. the is to be maintained, but The total amount of monstration of Tokyo's Washington. copper mine, Burraga last week's turnovers A proportion of the and for tin and tungsten most soundly based of loans given by Japan "Asiatic policy?" People in the West— the exploration compansuggest that reports are companies combine their reached $391 million last The in New South Wales. The Soviet Union and and Europeans particuies. The rights to Tropic in the pipeline, especially exploration with a small company is extending its Mineral Holdings should year. The principal bene- Red China are trying to larly—are only too ready for Laverton Nickel. mining operation design- activities, and is believed be a profitable bonus for ficiaries were India, Pak- come to terms with to pretend they can Share transactions on ed to produce an immeIndonesia and Japan. A large team of ignore Asia. Yet the istan, to have acquired an interAl shareholders. one day last week in- diate cash flow. Korea. est in promising areas in Japanese businessmen future is at stake in Asia. volved some $250,000, This sum is not insig- has visited Peking, and With these new constelWestern Australia. B ROKERS AND SERVICE A well known example for a high figure which is Neither brokers nor nificant, particularly if Moscow and is stepping lations in the interAl Consolidated Gold a speculative stock at is Newmetal Mines Ltd., one adds the $465 million up its approaches to national firmament, this stage. There were which is earning some was formed in 1932 for clients would deny that loaned private Tokyo in an attempt to Europe looks more and by in the $300,000 from a small gold October mining operations -February more sellers than buyers sources, a camouflaged prevent Japan from be- more like an extinct star. on the day, suggesting attempt to pass off comthat the hot news would mercial operations as not necessarily be good. generous actions. 20 Mabel St., market However the Thus, from now on, S,s1 Ai CONSOLIDATED GOLO NA South Perth changed its mind later, Japan is assured of havwith turnover still high 67 2716 ing a firm grip on the P AINTING CONTRACTOR and the shares on an upSouth East Asian econward trend. omy. Countries that have Just to remind us that hardly anything to sell to • money is still tight, 0 LOW COST HOME OWNERSHIP Japan buy from it an in• it. Custom Credit announc0 *••• creasing proportion of Keep your housing costs clown • • 3 by securing a reasonably priced building s • ed a rise in its interest their consumer goods rates, and the National and equipment; the latter We offer high lots with lovely views at Housing Industry Assooften at high prices. SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMMERSLEY ciation bewailed the long Asian governMost fully serviced with deep sewer, water, bitumen roads Al Consolida- ments have welcomed term effects of the credit for $6000. Four years terms with reducible interest ar Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to NL. ted Gold squeeze. the investment capital This is the nearest private subdivision to Pert : a 00 Price in dolknow-how and technical advised are Investors Harnersley area. lars and turn- Japanese business vento buy but with caution, We a!so build two or three bedroom Homes in this Su over in thou- tures have introduced, from $15000 (including land) on low Deposits and weeKly keeping some funds in repayments. sands since but some adverse reacserve in case of a downsn-d C,r J anuary, tions are beginning to apSole Agents. turn. Part of a share 1969. A share pear because of lopsided holding should be sold split occur- and unfavourable trade when a moderate profit 5-‘ red at the balances between Japan has been realised, reduc*400 end of March, and other nations. ing the effective cost of Early this year, the 1969 (point a the remainder. Peace and Justice Comon graph). The October-February COMNERCIAL UNION BUILDING mission of the Japanese boom ran to very high 64-66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE B ishop s' Conference because a general levels PERTH. warned against a selfshortage of scrip coincidcentred patriotism and ed with a time when it1lL.,11111 tail] Ii advocated helping Asian large amount of money neighbours for their own Jon '69 Ju y were available. Jan`ro sake, thereby allaying This situation no lonsome of the suspicion SOCIETY ger applies. Money is genthat exists among them in Victoria, but these boom brokers' offices of Japan's intentions. finished in 1968. The were subjected to enorThe commission called company has wide inter- mous strains. for a consideration of The volume of business neighbouring nations beests across the continent, and doubled, redoubled and yond the impersonal, including copper 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 chrysoprase in Queens- doubled again, rising to dollars-and-cents apland, antimony, coal and a level which surpassed proach economists are LICENSED PLUMBER sapphires in New South all previous experience. likely to take. HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. Wales, and nickel and Brokers and their staffs Although it has never SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. copper prospects in West- worked prodigious hours, been stated, it is thought A LL WORK GUARANTEED and the level of service in Tokyo the decline of nn Australia. Recent reports have which was maintained is Anglo-American influence given details of its search a tribute to their labours. in South East Asia after Nevertheless this level 1970 will leave Japan with for copper at Ukalunda in Queensland. Six diamond falls short of what is dean open and almost undrill hopes have been put sirable. Emergency meas- limited field. Calculated on daily balance) down and each one has ures introduced to con( Passbook savings simplicity) The bulletin of the intersected copper sul- trol trading included Japanese foreign affairs (i) a refusal to take phides, although detailed ministry states without yet on figures are not new assay clients; ambiguity: (No Fixed Term) (ii) minimum transacavailable. Its cash flow "It is extremely imtion levels of $500, will come from a nearby and in some cases portant we should help .,Y old prospect, which is to make Asia stable and $1,000; due to start production (6 Months Notice) (iii' refusal to release prosperous, particularly in six week's time. in South East Asia, which funds The company's areas in for long has close relationships periods West Australia include because some 92 nickel claims in the relevant docu- with our country. The (12 Months Notice) the Broad Arrow, Meekments were not in most efficient way of a negotiable con- doing this is to extend atharra, Yalgoo and Mt. our economic collaboraClifford districts. These dition. I (Quarterly cash dividends) areas contain ultrabasic What is disturbing is tion with the region and sequences associated that in recent statements to speed up its develop( Always withdrawable) with banded ironstone in by a leading Perth broker ment. From this point of formations similar to some of these emergency view, Japan's economic those which have produc- measures are accepted as co-operation policy gives (Accumulate dividends) priority to Asia and, ed commercial nickel the norm. ( Always withdrawable) above all, to South East elsewhere. 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Perhaps the most excit- out into spontaneous Santa Maria and Aquinas ( Archbishop's Shield for ing aspect of the finals cheering and applause. My interest lay not so the Best Production); Catholic Schools' of the much in the prize giving, Shaw's "Arms and the Drama Festival at St. Leederville, but in the choice of play Man", by The Brigidine Mary's Hall, Saturday, was the and the performances. It College, Floreat Park, last involvement of was interesting to note and the Marist College, complete with the that the three plays to Churchlands; and Santa audience the reach the finals were Maria and Aquinas again stage. erformance on s p This involvement, at plays by serious dramat- with Robert Bolt's, "A ists—Anouilh's Antigone Man for all Seasons". times, reached a peak of jointly by The three plays were high intensity, breaking presented

Pictured is the group of pretty young lasses who mad their debut at the Santa Maria Debutante Ball recently. They were presented to His Lordship, the M ayor of Melville, Mr. R. F. Carroll, and the Lady Mayoress, Mrs. Carroll, and were entertained later a t supper by the Mayor, along with Mr. and Mrs. M. McMullen, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Noort. Fr. Tracy, of Attadale, introduced the girls. From left ( standing ): Rosemary Proctor, Maria Arnold, Anne Nulsen, Lesley Coles, Bernice Priestly, Dianne Smith, Margaret Naylor, Jacqueline Forkin; ( seated) Frances Arnold, Nicole Gunet, Cathy Yench, Margaret Kelsall, Dianne Walsh, Cathy Evans, Sue H ammersley, Cathy Arnold.

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His Grace the Archbishop, presented the awards at the festival. Here he is seen with Marguerite Lingard (Santa Maria), who took the Best Actress award for her role as Antigone. The organising committee — Colette Wiltshire, Edna Hopkins, Cedric Williamson, Anne Poulten, Bob Buckee — is to be commended.

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Pope Paul will canonise a group of new saints within three months, the Vatican announced recently. The saints will be three individuals and a group of Croation martyrs.

The Federal Catholic Schools' Committee has They Siena, and St. Teresa of However, the 40 Mar- Nokola Tavelic. decided to ask for an increase in Governmental BONN, Germany—Fears that a new wave of per- tyrs of England and will be named saints on Avila, Doctors of the Church. This is the first financial support. secution against the Church in the Ukraine has Wales are not among June 21. women have been so also time will Pope The mounting are them. imminent, is or begun, already The committee, estab- needs of maintenance, name St. Catherine of honoured. abroad. Ukrainians Tigar, among Clement Father ished in 1967 to repre- improvement and due ex-

l Jesuit promoter of the sent the Australian Epis- pansion. The fears were stirred that he had died in 40 Martyrs canonisation, surveys, by reports that Soviet March, 1969, from misPreliminary copal Conference in matthey ters relating to Govern- carried out under the authorities have sentenc- treatment, but later re- said in London "on canonised be would Catholic eduguidance of Indeto ment assistance ed a Urkainian-rite Catho- ports denied the prelate's schedule". Schools, and cation offices in the lic archbishop to three death. pendent A controversy on whe- Australian Catholics have given more than comprising laity who re- various States for the years in prison for "ideoArrests of other Ukrafleet the view of parents, National Survey of Edu- logical sabotage". inian priests charged ther canonisation of the $1,500,000 to self-help projects in 18 countries and representatives of cational Council, providThe prelate, Archbishop with exercising their min- 40 would help or harm and aid to war and natural disaster victims in the Catholic Education ed the basis for specify- Basil Welyczkowski, istry have been reported the eucemenical move25 countries in the past five years. Kingof needs United three areas Offices from the various ing C.SS.R, was consecrated by the French-Catholic ment in the State and the ACT, met for the consideration of secretly by Cardinal Josip news service, Informa- dom has led to some spe- Archbishop Gleeso n, Australia, where natTecently in Sydney under Governments in 1970. ural disasters had left Chairman of the NatSlipyi, of Lvov, before the tions Catholicques Inter- culation that the canonisation could be postArchbishop James Car- •A continuation of assis- Soviet Union permitted nationales. thousands homeless ional Advisory Commitponed. Toll's chairmanship. and in need of medical said tee of Australian Cathservice The news tance towards running the cardinal to leave the treatment. olic Relief, said this in But Fr Tigar said he costs, especiaMy in view country and live in exile many other clergymen Reports from the vara report last week. and lay persons had been expected Pope Paul to anof the rising costs in in Rome. Fire Victims in Tasmania Thus States and the ACT house nounce the canonisation One section of this report subjected to both primary and secand the New South indicated that a substanHe had been arrested at a consistory in May, ondary education, before, in 1946, and once searches. Wales Blue Mountains is entitled "Where has tial improvement had among them increases was even reported dead. It was reported that and raise the martyrs to were also given aid. the money gone", and been achieved in the reArchbishop Welyczkow- sainthood at the end of in the salaries of lay this shows that the Three times as many protiuction of class loads, He was arrested in 1946 ski was arrested when he October, or possibly Novteachers and rising inbulk of A.C.R. funds engagement of additional jects are now being Ukrainian responded to a bogus call ember 1, the feast of All the when terest rates. have been directed to lay teachers, increased submitted to Australian Catholic Church was ban- to visit a sick person in Saints. self-help projects in the salaries for lay teachers, •Assistance towards the Catholic! Relief as can ned and incorporated The Congregation for devloping countries. .. increased living allowsupport of teacher- into the Russian Ortho- Lvov to hear a Confession be financed by its preand administer Commun- the Causes of Saints apances for religious teachtraining. sent funds, so that donThe recipients of most dox Church. Along with ion. The evidence against proved the canonisation ers. ors can be assured that aid in this respect were •At least some degree of many Catholic him included a cross, a other last week. their funds are badly Much needed maintenPapua-New Guinea and assistance towards the priests, he had refused to missal and a ciborium. needed canonisation and it is hoped four The the Solomon Islands, to ance had been undertakcapita; costs for the join Orthodox the The official organ of that, as will honour: en or planned for 1970, which more than half-aAustralian extension of existing Church. the Southern Carpathian ceremonies Catholics becom e had allowing also for a slight million dollars schools and the estabThe sentence at that military region, Slava • Fr. Leonardo Muriaware of the needs of degree of expansion. gone because the areas lishment of new time was death, but it Rodiny (The Glory of aldo, an Italian priest their less fortunate were of particular conschools in rapidly de- was later commuted to the Homeland), said the who devoted his life to The committee decided brothers, the annual cern to Australians. popuveloping areas of to seek, from the Federal 10 years of hard labour. archbishop "committed caring for poor boys. He Project Compassion lation where parents Government, in conjuncrecipient The next largest ideological sabotage years past few For the will be named a saint in funds throughout Ausare pressing for the Archbishop Welyczkow- under the cloak of relig- St. Peter's on May 3. tion with State Govern. of A.C.R. funds was tralia will grow. type of education pro- ski has lived in Lvov as a ious functions, in favour ments, continued and inIndia, towards which vided by Independent -pensioner", and was of international imper• Sr Marie Therese creasing financial partAustralian Catholics Couderc, a nership in attaining these Schools. Victoire have given almost strictly prohibited from ialism." $350,000 to meet her enThe Ukrainian-rite French nun, foundress of engaging in any pastoral ormous needs. Reports re- Catholic Church, which the Sisters of Our Lady activities. ceived here state that the numbered five million of the Cenacle Refuge. Indonesia received close Soviet secret police sus- members at the time of She will be canonised on to $100,000. pected the archbishop of its incorporation into the May 10. Archbishop G le eson VALLETTA, Malta.—An Orthodox violating the prohibition Russian The Trinity Old Boys' Association will hold its 76th • John of Avila, who revealed that during international congress on Annual General Meeting on Ascension Thursday, the and put him under sur- Church, continues as "a in the early 16th century, the last five years. Aus- vocations, to be held here veillance prior to his catacomb Church." 7th May. aspired to go to America tralian Catholics had on May 24-25, will study Ukrainian-rite circles as a missionary, but who a rrest. given help to war vic- the problem of priest Mass will be held in the College Chapel at 6 p.m. In early 1969, the three abroad have reported spent his priesthood in tims in Biafra, Viet- shortages many countries f ollowed by the Annual MEETING and buffet supper Ukrainian-rite bishops in that millions of Ukrain- Spain and Portugal. His nam, Honduras-El Sal- are experiencing. in Gibney Hall. the U.S. reported the ian Catholics have re- early career was devoted vador and to riot-torn The theme of the conarrest of Archbishop Wel- fused to accept commun- to the care of the poor. All Old Boys of Trinity and C.B.C. Perth are requestNorthern Ir elan d. gress will be "The World ist-backed Russian Orthyczkowski and his removLater, as he developed ed to attend. Biafra had received Is My Parish". al in custody to Moscow. odoxy and continue to his own spirituality, he over $100,000 from AusThere had been reports worship as Catholics in became the confessor to Archbishop Michael tralian Catholics. secret. such wellknown religious Gonzi, of Malta, said the statement of The 1969 as St. Teresa of Avila and Emergency assistance congress would also disthe U.S. Ukrainian-rite St. John of the Cross. He was also sent to the cuss the preparation of Catholic bishops called will be canonised on Philippines. Indonesia. priests for work outside on world leaders to inter- May 10. and Cicily, India. Peru. of their own dioceses in cede through their res• The Croation Mar- Iran, New Guinea and areas where there is a pective governments and tyrs, among them Blessed Meckering, in Western serious priest shortage. Church hierarchies on

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THE GOLDEN AGE Only too often one hears the remark that a person does not wish to live the Biblical alloted span—seventy years. eyond b such a speaker is associating the later years of life with illness ow, N decrepitude, so common they are thought of as inevitable. and

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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE • Diary: Executive meeting at All Saints Centre, 10 a.m., May 6, Wednesday atfemoon at 1 p.m.

We might state, for • Leederville branch to who have a wide eople p Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, meet in the Presbytery at knowledge of scientific B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. 7.45 p.m., Thursday, May nutrition and who make these of it, use 7. Members should note ractical p the earlier start. The years should truly be the irrespective of the num- eyes weak, and often suf- fortnightly card party Golden Age. person ber of years whether 60 fer from visual fatigue. conducted by this branch elderly An Do these people realise will be held in St. Mary's should be freed from the or 80. I f one the these duties applies of same symptoms Hall, 8 p.m., Wednesday, the intrenuous s and structions given by eating may occur in a person May 6. years, preceding Rev. Father Petry seems just as happy as the bride and bride-groom, Mr. and Mrs. have time to do the the foods supplying all of 18 or 20, who has a things he really wants to the nutrients, including, deficiency of Vitamin A • Shenton Park meet David Western, pictured after their wedding at the Pallottine Mission, Rossmoyne. extra vitamins and miner- or perhaps Vitamin B? ing, Sunday, May 3, af- The bride, Carrol Christine Peirl, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Peirl , of do. Scientific research indi- ter 6 p.m. Mass in the R iverton, the groom the son of Mrs. E. Western of Adelaide, and the late Mr. E. At this stage, one can als, the health will daily cates that a large percent- Parish Hall. We give full time to a life- improve. At this stage one must age of older people suffer time hobby. from Vitamin A deficien- • Victoria Park to meet One might discover the under-eat. If this rule is religious- cies which causes night in the Parish Hall after delights of good literature, music, stimulating ly adhered to, one will blindness, and a keen Devotions on Sunday, conversation, painting or feel better and experience sensitivity to light during May 3. If fruits one of a vast variety of more energy than was the daytime. Would South Perth available for many years and vegetables are hobbies. members please note chosen p for their revious. green To a person who is With added vitamins and yellow colour and that as its meeting has healthy and emotionally and minerals a person Vitamin A capsules are been postponed for a later these adult, All women, irrespective of their an By a little "know-how", they cantaken after each meal, week owing to the regu- different roles in life, are born 'homeyears can be the best life during these years will not only save money by correct and lar day being Ascension night blindness become quickly physically and offers—his prime of life. wise buying, but can find out the Thursday. Thanks are ex- makers'. mentally alert. A person's improves. most suited to their requirethings Excellent health, unless eyesight will improve and The lack of Vitamin B tended to all members, This is a very important profession ments as money permits. irreparable damage has night-blindness will be ( or riboflavin), also and friends, for their in itself ,because from their ability been already done, can unknown. There will be causes dimmed vision, help and donations at the stems either a peaceful tranquil atMany women have an inbuilt restbe built up at any age, no risk or difficulty in especially during the afternoon tea stall at mosphere of living on a basic restlessness until they perfect their evening, often swollen Clontarf Field Day. It lessness because of lack of confidence driving a car. homes, but this can be curbed by takI ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 was a great success, and in choosing peaceful surroundings for It not infrequently hap- eyelids. ing time off to make a hobby of their Milk, sour milk and es- this was helped by the their loved ones and families. pens, people regard age purchases, little by little. as an excuse for accept- pecially yoghurt are very number of ladies who re ing abnormalities from rich cources of Vitamin sponded to the appea: Interior decorating, which covers If a wife or mother has a contentCORSET SALON malnutrition. B. A pint of yoghurt daily for helpers. May we also such subjects as furniture, floor covment in her surroundings, this transhould be used to over- say "many thanks" to erings, window treatments, arrangequility reflects on her family and These abnormalities Fashion Corsets come this deficiency. the girls from Santa ments and colour, ic the acquired happiness results. However, one must are of such common knack of putting together the things Ladies' Surgical & occurrence Several other vitamins of Maria. Without their always remember, that to put worldly people the B family play an im- help in the serving of the that make one's home look at its best Exclusive Lingerie believe them to beoften things first is harmful to the Soul, un—and most certainly need not, as but wishing to do one's best with avoidable. These people portant role in the main- afternoon teas, we would most people are inclined to think, cost and Hosiery whatever know-how one possesses, make little or no attempt tenance of normal vision. find it very hard to at- a great deal of money. Room 202, 2nd Floor These may be obtained tend all our patrons. can bring inner contentment to all. to correct them. Levinson Building through the daily use of All couples starting off a home, Many elderly people, black molasses. If this is 713 Hay St., The League met at the Next week "Choosing Furniture". for example, find their found unpalatable black Freeway Hotel, South require furniture and the like. Perth. vision is dimmed, their treacle may be substitut- Perth on Wednesday, (Commonwealth Health Ross Henson were preed, also wheat germ and April 22, to express its Officer, Geraldton ), Dr. sent, also Matron Helen brewers yeast. Vitamin C appreciation to their R. G. Royce, Matron Barden of Mullewa. Miss also plays a very import- Chaplain, Rev. MonsigMorrissey, of the Gerald- Lee will visit Hong Kong ant role in the mainten- nor Langmead, who is ton Hospital and Dr. and Japan.—R.M. ance of nrirmal vision. celebrating his Golden When our diet is ade- Jubilee. A luncheon party was quate in all bodily needs, held at the Geraldton marked improvement of TAKE Monsignor has been Regional Hospital on For a watch to wear, or vision usually follows reour guide and inspira- April 24 to farewell Miss a watch to giro, you gardless of age. tion for 27 years. The P. F. Lee, of the Public will Aiwa): find the "The eyes are the win- secretary, Mrs. Pollett. Health Department, who I s rfsdaei perfect model in dows of the soul". read the apologies which is retiring from the posiO mega's unrivalled were from Mrs. P. Mur- tion as principal matron, c ollection. We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all illphy (at present in the which she has held since nesses or cz.,..-ipiaints which can be relieved by Eastern States), Mrs. 1952. herbal treatment. These teas are blended from Walsh, of Leederville. formulae which have borne the test of time and a Miss Lee was presented long We also stock Chamomile— A Fashion Parade will and Mrs. McMaster, of experience. with a gift from the Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others. be held at Hotel Floreat, Highgate. Price per packet $1.00 at on May 18, at 8 p.m. in Chemist. HealthThe League presented junior nurses and also Food Shop r direct from cur Mail Order Departaid of St. Joseph's Past from the Sisters of St. him with O mega Seamaster a transistor ment. Pupils Association. v..c, • John of God. cc if you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask frr This will be given by and a soda syphon as a our free detailed pamphlets. the House of La Mer's token of appreciation. Present at the gatherand Mayn Boutique. CornMonsignor pere will be Gary Carthanked ing were Sisters Benigvolth. the League for the gifts, nus, Gerardus and Theo74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic 3123. Tickets are availat $1 PLAZA ARCADE and hoped that it would pane of St. John of God Tel.: 82-1169. able from Colleen Little Hospital. In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, on from go to strength ( 64-5755) and Pat Strick671 Hay St. land (64-3933). greater strength. Dr. A. J. Beaumont .

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by Paul Wedd. The two readings were read with dance. Any money raised clear diction and feeling Out and about with the . . . The International Com- rock groups and also thej over this amount will go by Pauline Gee and Laslo mittee will run its first running of a basket ball to International Y.C.W. Oszdolay. dance on May 3 at Leed- competition. The prayer of the faith. doFacilities have been to help support guys erville (St. Mary's Hall ful, composed by Paul. Neil as work similar ing Cnr. Franklin and Oxford set up to send recorded m e Gee, was read with Cush. Streets) to raise money tapes home, (average — inspiring conviction by and you see to Hope 300 a week). Helping for Neil Cush. the Jenny Ryder. friends at your Neil has been working guys who have been worLinley Wedd and Pala dance. in Vietnam for the past ried about jobs, family O'Malley brought the 3rd. May Date financial problems The groups thought year or so, supported by and Place: St. Mary's Hall, gifts of the people to the become part of also has and Y.C.W. National sex altar. and this was wrong, Leederville. his job. During the long con. should be discussed in Y.M.C.A. p.m. 8.30 Time: His work is not only Fifty percent of the munion, when so many the home. A point was IV. Mark Band: soldiers; limited to the responded to the call to brought up some people guys in the Australian Admission: $1.00. Parent/Youth Discussion Night: he has helped in estabthe Lord's supper, a did not know enough Army in Vietnam are our civil aid projects group of players led by On Sunday, April 12, / why should they not be about sex to educate age, with the same prob- lishing which many of the Paul Kerr played hymns our Y.C.W. Group at Mir- able to drink at home. their children, and that lems, needs and hopes. in their services of praise on guitar and the • Three groups discus- mother-daughter meet- But they are under great- troops give invited rabooka time. free during their er stress. recorders. members of our parish sed problems of free- ings should be held. These range from OrWe, in a limited way, The celebrant Father to a frank exchange of dom for the youth; that Also Parents can obto weekly Engphanages for concern our showed givbe should freedom sex on The young people of Delahunty, in a warm, views, tain information Classes for civil ser- Brentwood organised a encouraging way, We see there is a large en gradually as the child from many places if they conscripts before they lish gave entered, and, therefore, vants (e.g. police, mili- folk Mass which was due praise to those, who number of cases before matures and is ready to really wanted to. students). tary men and trust the sung with dedication and desiring to show their the courts today involv- understand Result from the re- if we are really conWant to help in this enthusiasm at Regina love for God, use the ing youth of our area and which the parents have sponse we received from cerned, we can help them talwork? given them. Caeli, Brentwood, at 7 ents He had given them surrounding areas. this meeting of adults, by supporting Neil Cush. Yes, but how? Neil says he sees his Parents had to be care- another meeting is to be to participate most fully p.m. Sunday, April 26. So, wanting to discovBy coming to the The commentary was and beautifully in the er why a large number ful how they question held as a follow up ask- role as giving the guys we about ing what practical steps an alternative to the ac- dance through which children done with simple dignity sublime sacrifice. of juvenile delinquents their raise a certain were from Nollamara, their companions, but can be taken to help par- cepted way of life of a hope will of the $3,000 Balga, and Mirrabooka, try to explain why they ent-youth relationships. soldier during war time, amount The FOUNTAIN Shop support Neil to needed their use to chance a to we held this meeting ask- do not like their children What causes juvenile defor another year in VietFish Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles. ing the adults and youth to be associating with linquency, and what ser- time positively. He has helped in estab- nam. A lottery is also Garden Lights, Lily Ponds, Underwater Lights. to discuss certain points, this or these friends of vices should be provided raise Plants, Fertilisers, Peat Moss, Etc. for youth in this area lishing a fully equipped being run to help Those who attended theirs. canteen, a body building the $300 allocated to the The same should be will be the themes. PHONE 28 6720 were broken up into 9 Canterbury Court Arcade, Perth So, as we found out club, judo classes etc., to Perth Diocese. This loteight groups comprising remembered when telling at the eight to ten — well over their children of places parents are interested in the forming of folk and tery will be drawn them want not do they to is up were youth, and it these of half both parties to exert adults. The points we to frequent. Also the youth should themselves to communiasked the groups to distry and understand their cate and live together as cuss were: • One group discussed parents' concern about a closely knit family. "The Generation Gap" their companions and —Peter Day. and does this cause a where they go to. And the youth's rebreakcommunication themselves down between parent sponsibility and youth? And do par- to respect the duties and ents talk enough about responsibility the parthe Children's problems ents have to them, and at home, school or work, to respect the trust givand about their compan- en them by their parents. ions? • Two groups were ask- • Finally, two groups ed to discuss drink under were asked to discuss the headings: Education the question: "How can educate best at home about liquor; parents On Monday 20th April, Should children drink their children toward de- there was an informal What age veloping sound moral gathering at '77'. The ocat home? and casion — a much wanted should children be per- sexual principles rnitted to drink at home habits?" re-union after the Girls The groups reported Presidents' and with companions? in Week The way the youth act that, in some homes, a March, the success of to the responsibility the discussion on sex is which was very obvious parents give them re- something well avoided, on one aspect, that was Also, and sex education was the friendships that were garding drinking. how underage people can left to school, books or formed while living to obtain liquor easily so trained people. gether for a week. /Bad weather on Mon ciay night unfortunately prevented some girls from coming but we still had representatives from as far away as Joondanna and Beaconsfield. 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Indian Lay Meeting Touchy MADRAS, India: India's Catholic Union, the na tional lay organisation, has called on the central government to withdraw a bill for legalisation of abortion now before the country's parliament. The union's 19th annual meeting here also voiced concern over denial to Christian converts of the special relief aid extended to Hindu backward communities.

by Hon. Sir DAVID BRAND, By Senator the Hon. Mr. J. T. TONKIN KCMG, MLA T. C. Drake-Brockman, By JOHN R. MARTYR, The Termination of Minister for Air. State Secretary Western Australia's Pregnancy Bill which is Inaugurating the meetneed for immigra The nts news to this week Where is the pressure now in the Legislative Assembly for considera- day is perhaps greater that wool growers will for abortion on demand ing of lay leaders from unite in the quest of a coming from? Should it all parts of the country, tion is the third Bill of than ever before. It is essential that we single marketing author- deserve Aruluppa consideration Archbishop this kind to be introduced in the West Australian not only maintain our ity is a good omen for from the Government Rayappa, of Madras-My Parliament in five years. very high annual intake the whole of the rural parties, when hard facts lapore, appealed to the in support of such dras- Catholic laity to take an The first Bill introduced of immigrants, but that industry. For myself there was tic legislation are not active interest in all as1 2,1y Dr. Hislop was for we improve considerably pects of public life in the the personal satisfaction forthcoming? the purpose of enabling on past performances. Any slackening now in of having, as the then The Abortion Law Re- social, economic and eduit to be studied, but there was no intention to our recruiting efforts President of the Wool form Association has few cational fields. have it debated. The Bill could have serious repel*. Section of the Farmers' members. Its petition President of the meetintroduced in 1968 was cussions so far as the Union of W.A., suggested was a comparative failing was G. S. Reddy, Capassed in the Legislative State's overall develop- to the Federal Govern- ure, and its canvassing ment 12 years ago the tours in Subiaco and tholic member of the naCouncil but ruled out of ment is concerned. tional parliament, who Last order in the Legislative year, Western idea of a single wool mar- Floreat equally so. pointed out that the keting authori Australi ty. Assembly by the Speaker. Its TV debating team a's population inHowever, it is corn- was disastrous. The male community could play a If the Speaker's decision creased by 4.07(;- - the on that occasion were biggest annual increase mendable, nevertheless, member admitted that great role in settling the correct, then the present since 1951. This is a cred that the AWIC, its mem- abortion was killing, and present political uncerBill must also be out of itable achievement when ber organisations, and tried to make a case for tainty in the country, order for the same rea- compared with the na- the rank and file grower, qualified killing. The fe- provided it was organson, because the case is tional average increase have now called for a male member did not ised. even stronger. deny that abortion on of 2.21' ; . But we did single authority. Another prominent The decision has earn- demand was their objecHowever, notwithstan- even better so far as im speaker, E. P. Antony, ding the provisions of migration is concerned ed the unqualified sup- tive, and with monumen- general secretary of the the Constitution, it is de- accounting for 13.4(:, of port of the Country Party tal calm asserted that un- union's branch in the sirable that the Bill now the total number of new and a pledge from the wanted children were archdiocese of Verapoly, Federal Leader of the better destroyed in the before Parliament be corners to Australia. said it was strange Ca fully debated and a decisMuch has been achiev- Country Party, Mr. Mc- womb. tholics who started 7,000 Ewen, ion reached. to support the idea They produced NO faced in recent years from educatio nal institutions Hundreds of letters a State immigration of Commonwealth aid for tual evidence to support have been written to viewpoint, especially in the establishment of a their case, and were un- in different parts of India were still educationMembers of Parliament Britain. One scheme single marketing author- willing or unable to coun- ally backward. by people who are either which perhaps stands ity. ter basic argument on for or against a liberalisa- out above others, the value of human life. Antony said a conis that IT'S IMPACT tion of the law. Of the which is operate The impact of the Yet, in spite of this stant complaint of Cathd jointAWIC decision goes deep- poor record, the A.L.R.A. olics many letters received in ly by the Employ throughout ers' Fed the the Leader of the Opposi- erat ion and er though than just that. has total editorial sup- country is that they did the State tion's office expressing Government. Initially, it may well port in the largest circu- not get adequate repreBeginning support for the Bill, in 1965, mean that Australia's lating daily newspaper in sentation in the higher the scheme , vital wool industry is on W.A. there has not been one steadily echelons of civil service expanded until which has not advocated , Who is pushing—and like governo last year no less than the brink of a renaisrs of states either directly or indirectsance in which growers why? 3,500 British immigrants and judges of the high ly that abortion should will return to securing It is disconcerting to arrived in Western Auscourt. just prices for their wool find total support for be at the will of the tralia. Later this year produce. pregnant woman. monstrous legislation He said instead of wailthe 20,000th migrant to The sanctity of human A wool industry revival coming from the Govern- ing over their disabilities, be recruite d for Western life has not entered into would put new heart into ment parties, plus one opCatholics should develop under this the whole of the consideration at all. It Australia Austra- position man, in the Legscheme will arrive in themselves through eduhas appeared that all lian rural economy and, islative Council. assume that a human life Perth. indeed, give the nation a The effect of the amen- cation and self-organisa does not exist in the RECRUITING better balanced economy. ded Bill is still abortion woman's uterus. By some From the AWIC decis- on demand. Some Gov- tion and thus achieve One of the most en, strange mental process couraging aspects ion this week there is a ernment members hide their own and the naof this which only remotely re- kind of direct lesson to be learned—the behind amendments and tion's progress. recru. itsembles thought, people ment has been I value of unity in thought emotional rubbish. The that, in . who advocate abortion at many cases, and decision. heroic Liberal Medcalf the will assign non-humanity grants have acts out a tragic farce Now that the AWIC has started their to the unborn baby. new lives here away come out unanimously when "mental health" is By a strange coincid- from the city, in country for a policy of a single considered a ground for ence, there has been t owns, particularly our marketing authority, it abortion; and the amazoccurring at this time new mining towns Des- makes it much easier for ing somersault of the destruction of the lives pite past achievements, the Country Party and Liberal Clive Griffiths, of cats and dogs in cirwe cannot afford to sit the Federal Government who said he would not cumstances which fill us support such legislation back and hope that m l- to lend support. with loathing. The govthen They did, is part of the are in the posimigration will take care ernment is so moved by tion now of giving sup- tragedy. of itself, these occurrences that it The Government ought The most recent indi- port in the knowledge has announced its intenthat they will be comply- to realise that if this Bill c.ators which give us tion of asking Parliament ing with the thinking and becomes law, it will forsubstantially to increase some cause for concern, wishes of the majority of feit so much support that the penalties for such point to a decline in the producers and producer next year it will be in abhorrent acts. It is diffi- number of inquiries in organisations. opposition—and rightly cult to understand how Britain from potential In reaching solutions so. some persons can quite immigrants. This has to the many problems The community does rightly become upset by been offset to some ex- that beset the various not want abortion on dethe actions of sadists tent by an increase in rural industries today, it mand. The medical prowho destroy the lives of the number of non-Bri- is well to remember the fession is aghast at the domestic animals and tish arrivals. Last year, importance of unity. prospect of having to reyet those same people for example, 1,194 nonAll too often, when orient training and dediBritis h assisted passage things go feel no qualms at all wrong in a cation hitherto devoted when it comes to abor- migrants arrived in Wes- rural sector, thinking to preserving human life; t ern Australia - five and tion. policy become frag- nurses are shocked for It is true that there are times the number of , mented, self-interested this and other reasons. human concerns inherent only four years ago. i groups emerge, and a Every public assertion I t follows, therefore, situation of in the question of the confusion is of the "reformers" has liberalisation of the law that we must endeavour created. been categorised—statison abortion and there to step up our recruittical, hard cases, horror The AWIC decision this are certain circumstances ment efforts in Europe. week stories, psychiatric, and provide s a guideOur immigration prowhere a life must be sacline for other industries women's rights—and anrificed, but the law as it gramme will be further swered with FACTUAL currently beset with E exists already provides assisted next year as a VIDENCE to clearly problem s. result of the Commonfor this. refute them. Un ified thinking and dedecision Australia needs more wealth's to Originally those opon problems people. We are spending spend up to $4,000,000 on cision posed to abortion were makes it much easier for large sums on bringing migrant education. This labelled as being religpeople from other lands will supplement our own the Federal Government ious emoters, yet examinto give assistan ce. educ ation for the purpose of inprogramme ation of the public debate creasing our population. for migrants, and wil It is far better for an show s that all the emoThere has already been help newcomers to over industry to decide, in tion is being used by the quite a dramatic fall in come language prob unity, its own destiny, ALRA and their Liberal the birthrate in Austra- lems more speedily. In rather than have the L egislative Council lia in recent years, so this this way, they will be in Federal Government in- friend s. The counter is hardly the time in a position to follow their tervene. arguments have been ,Australia's development, careers here perhaps Those industries that humane rather than rewhen governments with less difficulty than help themselves by de- ligiously based. should be considering they have in the past. monstrating positive, It is incredible that a legislation which will unThe Liberal Party clear, unified thinking Government is willing to doubtedly result in the strongly encourages im- can always be assured of risk its future on a conquiet elimination of migration as an essential sympathetic considera- fused jumble of emotionthousands of future citi- part of Western Austration from the Federal al nonsens e which is bad zens. lia's growth policy. Government. law —and had politics.

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THIS RAILWAY PAYS DIVIDENDS Miniature Railway is possibly the only railway in Australia The Castfedare profit—yet its shareholders never receive one cent in return which runs at a investment. for their reap The shareholders reward, greater a much money can !nore than buY• to support They help 100 boys, approximately fault of no through ho, w themfind own, their selves under the devoted the Christian care of at the CastleBrothers Riverdare Boys' Home, Cannington. Road, ton These lads are luckier of their counthan many terparts, for not only are wonderful they given a all convenienwith ome h latest ces (including the own movies in their have a but heatre), t engroup of dedicated thusiasts working for them. This group is known as the Castledare Miniature has which Railways, built, maintain and operate. an authentic 71in. gauge railway to raise funds for the Castledare Boys' Home. Last year, the group raised almost $1,000 for this purpose by means of regular monthly public runs. The railway operates from 1 p.m. till 5 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month and offers rides to the public at 10 cents per ride. Trains are hauled by both steam and diesel locomotives and operate under strict running and safety regulations. and railway The grounds are also available by special arrangeSquadron Leader Ken Smith of Penrith, NSW, ment for picnic and Christmas parties for a who has just returned to Australia after 2; years fixed fee. exchange duty with the United States Air Force Although the members as a fighter pilot was "top gun" of his fighter of this hard working wing in two consecutive years. group pay a small annual fee to join in the work. Flying Phantom jets, he was posted to No. 431 they have the satisfaction Tactical Fighter Squadron at George Air Force of knowing that their Base, California. benefiting efforts are others less fortunate than By coincidence this squadron was originally themselves. Also, they are formed during World War II at Amberley, Queensfulfilling a boyhood am- land and within three months was operating in bition—to play trains. P38 Lightnings from Port Moresby. Squadron This group invites the Smith was "top gun" in wing "turkey Leader general public to come to in 1968 and 1969. shoots Castledare on the first Sunday of the month— He is now flying Mirage fighters with No. 76 any month—to share at RAAF base Williamtown. He joined Squadron their enjoyment, and help Corps in 1953 while still at Air Training the them their continue Penrith High School and was awarded an ATC worthy cause.

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ceased because he had FILM REVIEW By John Bryant criticised a programme on a channel owned by the newspaper he worked for, claimed he now by realised he had no right A symbolic treatise on side world as it really is, to criticise a subsidiary JOHN the values, moral and and Buck suffers accordcompany his of employe r. BRYANT ingly. His ideals are The journalists inter- materialistic, of life. wrong. viewed were of opinion That appears to be the that television criticism theme director John It is through the cripas a whole seemed to be Schlesinger attempts to ple, Ratso, himself a of average to sub-average convey in "Midnight Cow- throwback from harsh quality, but then claimed boy". reality, that hope for Joe this was because they reawakens interest. In He wants to point out had no above-average turn, Joe builds a long upbringi how ng material to work on. and ex- sought-after illusion for One thing should be reA reflection of the became A director of one tele- perience the growing intensity in com- membered with specials. vision network said this essence of a man's char- Ratso. petition between Perth's Apart from those bought was possibly so. acter, and how such qualShlesinger has attained television by sponsors in the Eastcommercial When asked whether ities remain until some a satisfactory balance bestations can be seen in ern States, neither chan- he, as one who faced con- stronger force than that tween story and symbolthe increasing number of nel can be sure of a fair tinual criticism through which originally implant ism, attributable to his 'Specials' shown during distribution of the pro- the press, took much ed them in an individual, actors rather than his peak viewing periods. grammes. The channels notice of television crit- comes to the fore. own genius. A single programme ballot for a special, when ics, emphasised a differFor Schlesing er, no "Midnight Cowboy" has featuring one entertainer, the product becomes ence between publicity or a particular group available. and criticism. From the such force is as strong as a strong message on Life, brought to the fore by from any field of the enBoth channels are wary publicity angle, he wants that of friendship. tertainment spectrum, of publicising their spec- his channel to get as Gary Meadows has in recent years become one Joe Buck (Jon Voight) a bus trip, Joe's cowboy gnstitutes a 'Special'. ials beyond a month, to much mention as pos- and Ratzo Rizzo (Dustin clothes and Ratso's han- of Perth's highest paid and most sought-after radio In a random period protect themselves sible in the press-good Hoffman) are two new- dicap-all of which have and television personal ities. He started his symbolic significance. between mid-June and against their competitor or bad. Anything that is comers to the career on 6IX as a breakfast announcer. big city. mid-July last year, each putting something on at written will cause inter- Each has his own goal, Jon Voight's role as a channel showed one the same time, thus re- est, and that means rat- a reflection on their inWhen television came to this State late in 1959, young man full of missixty-minute special each. ducing ratings. In their ings. He then added that dividual he worked at TVW 7 as a booth announcer. He upbringing. conceptions about the sie-w 9 programmed defence, it is true to say publicity was not enough; graduated to news reading and eventual ly got the meaning true of existBecause of obvious limthe New Christy Min- that programme manag- if constructive criticism job of compere on Teenbeat, the channel's rock strels for 8.30 p.m. on a ers would not know could be made, then he itations for plot devel- ence, is convincing, but Wednesday night, and much beyond that time, was willing to read and opment, and to help em- less impressive than that show at that time. Meadows left the State in of Hoffman, who received 1960. He worked at 2K0 in Newcastle, and TVW 7 showed The which channel has re- weigh it. phasise 7HT his message, Young Americans at 7.35 ceived the special. Schlesinger has made the an Oscar nomination for a nd 7H0 in Tasmania. 6PR then asked Meadows Unfortunately, but unto come back to Perth. A few months later, on a Tuesday night. 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Hills (13): Sayne Cross, books. (12); South Bunbury BROTHER JUNIPER Noela Rose, Nollamara (12); John Barron, Hampw ww ton Park (12); Michael What does a house- Swain, Melville Heights Walker, keeper look for yet hate (11); Patrick Brookton (14); Kevin t o find? Cast yourself with conWells, Collie (8); Janine Dust. Hug,han, Mt. Yokine (14). fidence into the arms of * * * God; and be very sure of this: that if He wants each at trembles What What do you call a man anything of you He will the * THURSDAY bears yet breath, who is always calling for MAY 7 fit you for your work and heaviest burdens? money? Water. Anita Graham, Allanson give you the strength to An electrician. * * * via Collie (13); Karen do it. St. Philip Neri. ScarborSommerville, the about there is What * * * * * Firns, Peter (14); ough falls, seldom that house The heart that unites Park (11); When is a farmer cruel but never hurts the ten- Queen's Louise Howells, Willagee itself to the heart of God to his corn? ant when it does? itself prevent (11); John Hathaway, cannot The rent. When ne pulls its ears. Nollamara (9); Gerard from loving and meekly arrows the O'Neill, Medina (11); Bill accepting Lawrie, Hilton Park (7); launched against it by Guido Zalmstra, Scar- the hand of God. —St. Francis de Sales. borough (14). * * He made known to us * FRIDAY the ways of life by showMAY 8 SO LO (AL AND SWIFT TO CONSOLE. ing us the path that leads Michael Wardrop, Riv- to life. He made known In distress I cal l upon you, Lord, ervale (12); Lynne Batag- to me the ways of life who ever called in vain? lio. Boulder (14): John when He taught me faith, ' There is no other power but yours Kildea, Scarborough mercy, justice and chasno achievements like your own. (10); Phillip Edmiston, tity; for these paths lead Applecross (14); Patricia to salvation. —St. Ambrose. 0 Lord, enlighten my way Green, Cloverdale (10); to loyally walk in your shadow, Geraldton Tom Thuys. to have but a single objective— (8); Susan Hegney, Rivervale (9); Joanne Monthat I may be true to your name. gan, Triggs (8); Kathleen Rogers, Queen's Park 0 God of all mercy (13); Jennifer Pearce, 0 God of a love ever tender, Rose Vanolini of FerApplecross (11). so slow to be angered rers Road, Horsley Park, so loyal and swift in your love; wins with her recipe for gaze upon me with your eyes lit with pity • SATURUAY chocolate spongt. Here and strengthen me MAY 9 are the ingredients: a s a proof of your manifold goodness; 4 heaped tablespoons Carmel Ryan, Narrogin t hen your foes will behold in dismay (11); Anne McCrudden, of butter. 2 level cups of sugar. that you are the One who consoles. Mt. Claremont (14); Paul3 cups self-raising flour. ine Lynam, Balga (13); 4 large eggs. Sara Moore, Kalgoorlie —adapted from Psalm 86 (85) 1 cup of milk. Yvonne Emery, (10); by James J. Muirhead, S.J. 2 tablespoons of cocoa. Merredin (12); Shaun the Next comes Keating, South Perth (13); Gina Vocisano, West method: Cream butter and sugar till light and Leederville (13). fluffy, add well-beaten eggs, add sifted flour and My Birthday is NATURALLY! finally blend cocoa and There was a young man milk with the ingredients. I am now years of age from Darjeeling. Bake for about 20 minWho boarded a bus utes in a quick oven, and bound for Ealing. Name when the cake is cool, ice He saw on the door, with chocolate icing. "Don't write on the A ddress CROSSWORD floor." Last week's answers: So he climbed up and ACROSS: 1, Tiger; 2, wrote on the ceiling! * Iron; 3, Rail; 4, Etna; 5, * * School When an optimist gets Degree; 6, Dressing; 7, up in the morning he Ores; 8, Tees; 9, SOS; 15, says: "Good morning, Snake. Hobby.... DOWN: 1, Tired: 10, It; Lord!" When a pessimist gets 11, Irate; 12, Going; 13, he Enlarge; 14, Trees; 16, Please fiiI in the coupon above in BiG LETTERS and send it to up in the morning, Notes; 17, Are; 18, Keeps; MornLord "Good says: Brother Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so 19, Ess. that when your birthday comes around he may greet you on this page. ing-"

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BUSHER. Of your charity pray for the repose of Tom, dearly loved eldest son of Harry and Mary Busher of Dardanup, who died suddenly April 21st. Loved brother and brotherin-law of Jim and Jean, Michael and Bobbie, Pat and Kathleen, and Mary. Aged 40 years. R.I.P.

MILLEA, Elizabeth. Passed peacefully away at St. John's, Kalgoorlie, widow of late the Michael Millea, loved mother of Irene (dec.), Stella (Mrs. Steel), Sylvia Mrs. Glasson), motherin-law of Arthur and Ron. Grandmother of eight, great grandmother of 15. A wonderful mother, unselfish to the end. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy on BUSHER, Thomas her soul. Jeremiah. Died 21st April, 1970. The members of the Holy Name Society, Dardanup, wish to record with TROY (Annie Ellen). deepest sorrow the Passed away April 9th. untimely death of Dearly beloved wife of their worthy member, the late Martin Troy, Tom Busher. They dearest mother of offer their sincerest Joan (Mrs. W. AlderFrank and condolences to his man), (Mrs. D. bereaved widow and Maureen loving to his family, his Clement), parents, brothers and mother-in-law of Bill, sister. The Branch Josephine and David, has arranged for a loved nanna of Maree, Mass to be offered for Geraldine, John, Terthe happy repose of ence, Denise Alderhis soul in the Im- man, Kylie, Jody Troy, Anne-Maree, maculate Conception Paul, Church. Dardanup at Michelle Clement. 7 p.m. on Friday, May Requiescat in Pace. 1st. May God grant him eternal rest. BEREAVEMENT IN MEMORIAM , CARMODY, Norah Ellen. Treasured memories of our dear mother, who left us so suddenly on April 29, 1955. SARRE, H. R. In loving memory of our dear husband, father, son and brother, died 6th May, 1967. Inserted by his loving family. Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy.

O'DONNELL (Mary). Ernie O'Donnell and family wish to sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their offerings of the Holy Mass, prayers, floral tributes, letters, cards, personal expressions of sympathy and a ttendance at the Requiem Mass and funeral of their beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to the doctors, nurses and staff at the Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital for their kindness and thoughtful attention during her long illness. Would all please accept this as our personal ex-

SHORTILL, Josephine Mary. Loving memories of our darling mother and nanna, who passed away April 30th, 1966. May she rest in peace. pression of gratitude and appreciation of WHITE (William). Please pray for the your help and kindrepose of the soul of ness. our dear husband and dad, whose anniversary occurs on May BIRTH DEATH and NOTICES 1st. Ellen and family, not should ,odged by telephone Narrogin.

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Entertainment MUSIC

LAYING THE FOUNDATION

Be that as it may, Bizet chaikovsky: SymphT Decca so many catchy tunes has 5 No. ony that he fits this method XL6380. S number of of promotion. This is a A large to know good collection of light come. people serious music classics, easy on the ear love and Tchaikovsky, his and easy on the brain, through diverse from and his symphon- taken allets b especially this one. sources, mostly the New ies, Philharmonic, work is York Therefore, thefoundation Andre Kostalanetz and a be to likely many record the Philadelphia Orches—stone of like most tra. Most of the music incollections; stones, it may evitably from comes oundation f `Carmen'—in fact, side and more become well as one is all from that overlooked more of the entire opera, all orchestral inlories g come slowly into termezzi, marches or orbuilding chestral arrangements of eing. b songs. The flip side has personal very a It is `Danse Boheme' from who composer work of a Carmen Suite No. 2, exsuffered inner conflicts tracts from the two and self-doubts of appal- `L'Arlesienne' Suites and ling severity. His musical an arrangement of one of brought constructions the arias from 'The Pearl clasof contempt the him them Fishers'. among sicists, scholarly whose rahms, B works Tchaikovsky in turn detested. Tchaikov- Continued from Page 5 sky was only too aware of his faults—he once said actor award in the open his symphonies 'leaked at section and in the junior, the seams' and the con- section the best actor and stant criticism added to actress awards went to his torment. John Heard (Aquinas) In spite of the critics, and Miss C. Kerris of St. this symphony was im- Gertrude's College, New and Mary, the famous American folk singing group, staged a one night only performance in the open air at Perry Lakes mediately popular with Norcia, for her perform- Peter, Paul More than 10,000 tickets were sold. The group was brought here by TVW 7, and following their tremendous success, recently. Stadium the public and has re- ance of Rip Van Winkle. t he channel has brought out America's "Beach Boys." mained a firm favourite Best actress award went ever since. t o Marguerite Lingard that—although kids these This performance is by ( Santa Maria) for her BOOK REVIEW by Barry Pestana. speak a lot better days the Israel Philharmonic performance as Antigone. and more fluently. and was recorded in Loning Mass on Sunday at and Scarborough Also in Antigone, John The story, however, don during its 1968 tour. the respective churchSubiaco Parish clergy De the in Souza good was start. kicks off to a brisk The conductor is a young at 7.0 p.m. until es that announce to wish No beating around the Indian, Zubin Mehta, who difficult part of the further notice. evenan be will there bush—the way children contributes a great deal Chorus. I liked Kerry like it. of zest to an excellent Herman as the Nurse and a comic performance by performance. Castledare's model rail( The Castledare Vigilantes, by Dee Sinclair; way is found wrecked one This recording is there- Mark Bradley was well received audience. the by $1.60). fore recommended, but Heinemann, Castledare Books; morning. The Dorm A there are many other A few years ago the chief librarian of a library boys take the law into The most accomplished good versions available, Enid their own hands and performance of the even- I frequented as a youth banned the works of some on cheap re-issue crime and mystery made she reason: form a secret society— ing came from Jillian Blyton. The labels. Menet playing the part her ::lemes, and this, according to the big chief, the "vigilantes." Decca itself has a good of Raina in Shaw's was not suitable for young children. It stimulated But, before long, they performance on the Ace 'Arms and The Man" for young imaginations far too much. their find there is more than of Diamonds label with not only did Miss Menet The main fault, I LI- , meets the eye than mere the Vienna P.O. under act the part, she also When the books were A new lad, a in the dialogue vandals. was the Josef Krips. shelves, the looked the part and her t aken off and scientist, missing dirof content hair-do and make-up number of youngsters While the pow-r foreign a of agents * * * were perfect,I was pleas- who visited the library ect speech was ideal, I creep into the plot. felt some parts were ed to see her receive the dwindled rapidly. Bizet's Greatest Hits award of best supporting The classic "Famous slightly corny. Verdict: Entertaining. CBS SBR 235358. One example is the I strongly recommend it actress. Paddy O'Connor Five" and "Secret Seven" CBS has introduced a playing opposite her, as series were my favourites quote: "But if you'd seen to—and for—any youngseries of Greatest Hits by the runaway Chocolate when I was a boy. I him Stu—like King Nep- ster from the age of 10 several composers. It cream soldier, a rather found them extremely en- tune emerging from the to about 12 wishing to even describes the great splendid looking runaway tertaining. depths." I can't quite cultivate reading as a Most—if not all—of my imagine an 11-year-old hobby. It'll make a good Johann Sebastian as soldier, gave her excelclassmates were avid speaking to his mate like birthday gift. 'switched-on Bach'—and lent support. why not? The great pity fans of Enid Blyton. is that millions reject She introduced to me Book Review The committee of the glorious music without Therry Society must be reading, and for that I ever having heard it —per- pleased with the result of am grateful.Ibelieve she haps if there were big this festival and the re- is one of the best childpromotional money in it, sults of what must be an ren's writers, a writer We would have Bach din- enormous amount of able to retain the interest ned into our ears night hard work for everybody of her young reader. And and day. that is a difficult task, concerned. T he Editor of Tasman- style makes clear, and one performed by a gifweekly , gives shape to a jumble Catholic ia's ted person. primary original All this takes me back Newspaper, "The Stand- , of H. J. LILLEYMAN to the book under review. ard", has written a 200- source materials." The patron of the Tas Dee Sinclair—intention- page illustrated book to W.A.O.A. ally, or otherwise—writes mark the 150th anniver- manian "Historical ReOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST very much like Enid sary of the arrival in, search Association, MonBlyton. Her writing is Australia of the pioneer signor J. H. Cullen, has 4 67 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 P. acclaimed the book "an Father delightfully plain and priests, Res.: 67 1685 Conolly and Father J. J. important work of scolars traightforward. ship which sheds light The similarity does not Therry. of facets many on end here; both have the The book, to be re- Church history previousMEMORIALS ÷ uncanny knack of writing leased on Sunday, May 3. ly unknown." short, crisp, descriptive the actual anniversary An earlier volume in G. C. SMITH & CO. sentences, and just the date, is the work of the "Planting a Faith" right content of narrative Father W. T. Souther- series is already becom75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE and dialogue. This goes wood, a graduate in HisSpecialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected down well with children, tory and English from ing a collector's item. a nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. who often Commenting on Moncan't bear the University of TasDesigns and Quotes without obligation. signor Cullen's critique long-winded, round-about mania. "We have over 60 years experience." Phone 5-1661 of the new work, Archplots, or complicated Entitled "Planting a bishop Young stated. sentence structure. I do not know much Faith in Hobart", the "The critical assessment about Dee Sinclair —ex- limited edition volume of so exact a scholar of reputation. cept that she wrote an- may be obtained from established other Castledare book, the "Standard" Publish- that this will be a source • "The Night The Ghost ing Co., Box 393D, G.P.O. book for future students Australian history, Walked". Her Castledare Hobart, Tas., at $2.95 per of PTY. LTD. assures us that the younseries, which introduces copy. 2 23-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER Archbishop Young has ger generation of priest and focusses on the boys W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors from WHITTAKERS of Dorm 'A', liken to Enid written in an introduc- historians are taking up the task of their predeBlyton's "Secret Seven" tion to the new book. For Better Paving Contact Us Whittaker, ars WA.'. Tinsissr leasary specialises ow cessors with great com*Med craftiness eif mealy peers assoriancas Castledare the But He says: "The author We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of in Whittakeis Thsalist Jairzatles fawn man mad based in West- tells a fascinating story. petence." are stories asetatisis R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. ern Australia, the scene Beginning with the intreNOTE: Father SoutherWe have a most modern plant including power realis set around the pid pioneer, Father Con wood is a member of the R oller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. life Castledare Home For oily, and the fiery Father Australian Journalists AsBoys (it is Castledare Therry, he traces the sociation. He won the Estimates Submitted Free Country Clients please note Home For Juniors in the journey of a Catholic 1967 Kelleher James Statea have we that wide Service, and will gladly quote on any book), which is rm by community into today. award of the Australia the Christian Brothers in requirements. "With a keen historical and New Zealand CathWA. Wilson, We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. sense, Father Souther- olic Press Association Of course. the charac- wood captures the spirit for the best news story of Prompt Delivery. and situations are of the convict and pion- the year (on the Tasmanters PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 eering period. . . His lucid ian bushfire.$). fict!tious

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Colourful Racing Personality Retires — Service A Record RACING TALK

FOOTBALL COMMENTS

by Rod Evans

Denis May Not Represent W.A.

GERALDTON:—Mr. Harry Pass, clerk-of -the the Victoria District Turf Club, Utakarra, has retired after 58 years. Mr. Pass, a spritely 82 (and "never been sick"), was given a rousing farewell at the club's final race. meeting recently.

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TRENADO VDTC president ,Mr. Well-known local per. A chestnut gelding by Joe Willoughby, present- sonalities who first called leading a Showdown, VicBY FERD T1PPETT ed him with a gift on the races then were Jiin torian sire, is raced by Claremont ‘SVCSVOOLIMMWCWI Football: behalf of the club, ably Fitzmaurice (now of Eric Sarich's team de- arrives) footballers will tycoon builder John captain-coach Denis Marthe supported by Mr. L. W. ABC) and "Bush" Hain. by Bob Roberts feated Graham Farmer's wear light protective Roberts and Architect shall may not be availJos Goldberg. This horse able for State selection. opoocsmoocvoopmw Shepheard, a close friend. ersley (who was Gerald. side 19-13 to 14-22 in the equipment. Jockeys, per medium ton manager of the ABC State Trial Match on If a football fan was was a certainty beaten in He said this week he "I haven't the type of of Lionel Patman, made before going to England). Anzac Day at Subiaco running a book on the the Gallipoli Handicap had not yet gained full present first round fix- over six furlongs. To the confidence following an build (he's 5ft. Sin.) to a presentation to thank Oval. Harry Pass, a slaughter, him for his help to riders. In a game that lacked tures, he would be show- spectator, it was amazing operation last year on a get mixed up in scrums," man by trade, was born A telegram from the he said light heartedly. atmosphere — held being a handsome profit, as to see the hoop Peter broken ankle. in Geraldton, and worked WATC secretary, Mr. the in only one the was " I fore a crowd of more the football winners have Moran looking for short nonwas Marshall Harry Bolton, conveying with his father and an. than 5,000 — Sarich won' become as unpredictable cuts when the horse had committal when asked if team who could dropgood wishes to the re- other brother ( the late kick ball. the so much in reserve. Keep the day because his team: as the rain. he would be fit enough to tiring official, was read. Walter Pass), who had a there Italy, in "Besides, W.A.N.F.L. has following Trenado and play for WA in about six was more constructive. I The butcher shop in Marine is far less emphasis on His long service as Terrace. The TVW 7 is to be corn- started in the right dir watch John Roberts face weeks' time. Pass than here." contact body to see how much clerk-of-the-course is con- owned Mahomet's family pleasure However, on indicamended for its donation ection with beer availFlats Hardiman has sidered to be a world Father of $500 to the winning able to the public at Su an owner can get when tions so far this season, land where the slaughter difficulty training— had his horse wins. one and record, which of it would appear he has side. This created an in- I biaco Oval on Anzac Day. yards were situated, and he has been waiting on Mr. Pass is justly proud. also little chance of playing. ducement in the game Frank Bird and his new RARAKOO owned the land at Was something beaten Marshall admitted he his football gear to arrive In addition he prizes Mt. Scott. which had the endorse - administration will win ment, but hardly the friends, as long as they in the second division of had not gained full con- in Bunbury. life membership of the * * * Members of the family blessing of the eight continue to bridge the the Gallipoli Handicap. fidence and, for this Geraldton, Northampton, amenities gap that has This filly has good rela- reason, was not playing RECORD Mingenew, all attended a convent League clubs. Dongara, WANFL crowds are tioons and she won't let as well as he could. attention Three Springs, Yalgoo school which was located In previous years, cri- needed for ahead of the clock in the them down. She shows Even so, his influence some years. and Murgoo clubs—the in Eleanor Street, and tics, football fans and staying potential and on the field has been one bid for that elusive latter For that most of all, and he then went to the new half-time coaches have been critiover 7 furlongs, she will of the big factors in 1,000,000 attendance for a wouldn't miss Murgoo school in Sanford Street, cal of the State selectors' break, the Little League be hard to beat. which has since become Claremont's great start season. for the world. reluctance to form will provide footie fans ALD After the first three ASET Stella Mans this season. It has been a College. squads for early training with entertainment de- I He is also a life item- There s a bay filly by Al long time since the Tigers rounds 132,137 people were very few luxe. Apart from being Dakhil for interstate matches. Rover football of ber the have stepped out to out of Reset and started with three wins. teaching nuns there in The W.A.N.F.L. made the reasonable exponents of is trained club and the GNNFL. He those by Ian Garrow. days. Even when it won the matches. This average Another surprise decision to hold our game, the W.A.- Starting from a wide bar- premiership in 1964, it only has to be maintained played for the Rovers school was located near the trial game, and the N.F.L. is taking the cor- rier she covered been has and followed in plenty of started with only two to shatter the record. the Bishop's House in response was disappoint- rect futuristic attitude extra ground to eventu- wins followed by three In addition there is the active playing by his sons Cathedral Avenue. that prevails in Victoria, ally finish ing. Most fans consider-, interstate game against and grandsons. He also fourth. The losses. ed the League fixtures, where weaning consists track scouts report played polo for many "The original Catholic that I ncidentally, Clare- SA on July 18. not sufficiently advanced of babies dummies and this filly has been years. church was somewhere work- mont's undefeated run miniature footballs — to justify the move. Speaking on racing in in the vicinity of the flour ing brilliantly and keep • Possibly, at long last, "boys only" — of course. backing Aldaset if you this season is more im- Hockey Geraldton, Mr. Pass re- mill in North West CoastW.A. could have reached Vics are brought up in want to find a winner.. pressive when you realise called the early days al Highway", Mr. Pass rethat has it now won the crossroads on the footy nursaries "to get when the racecourse was marked, "and then many seven of its last eight $64 question — Which is the feel of the ball at a ARK BLUE Meru, about four miles years later St. Francis at Raced by Alf and Ken games. more crucial — Club or 1. tender age". "Take out from the present Uta- Xavier's Cathedral was While on injuries, how your champs and what's Hampton and trained by interstate games? karra racecourse. Trains built". is fit Bill Walker? Football fans will be left?" a fight promoter Reg Treffone, flashed (Victoria used to run from GeraldD2 Grade He has carried his back His own sons, and now divided on this one. How- once .asked. "Well, the home to finish fifth in the injury Square E-students 5 de- ton to take the partons, his grandchildren, since pre-season Standard Handicap. First are ever to 25 proud and tal- Demons and the Tigers and many travelled out feated C. P. Birds 0.) time this Ark Royal mare training. among pupils at the modented footballers, i n sulkies a have lost a champion or buggies, and Goal scorers: B. WalMilestone: Not many is in a mile or more race, ern editions of Stella State guernsey is a priz- each — Barry Cable and players reach 200 league lace 2, D. Pecotich 1, L. on Cup Day, two trains Mans and St. Patrick's. give her plenty of John McIntosh. They are would make the journey. ed possession. McLeod 1, S. Berce 1. games. thought. Hard grounds have al- both unbeaten at the moMr. Pass is still an Victoria Square exThe course was vastly Therefore, it is quite ways been a problem.I ment. This speaks volunique when you realise students played a hard different from the pre- active member of the The rainfall through a umes for Mal. Atwell and five players could reach game, even though the sent-day setup, and had community. football season is not Dennis Marshall who are this milestone this sea- scores do not indicate an elastic starting tape, He works in the health enough to soften up our both covering themselves this. later replaced by equipson. dep artment of the Town footie ovals. Perhaps ex- with glory. The first two goals ment They are West Perth's from the WATC. At ponents of our great Na- 1 LEAGUE MATCHES Bill Dempsey and Mel were text book classics— one stage a cyclone Council, a job he has held for the past 15 years. He tional game are fast ap-, SATURDAY, MAY 2: Whinnen, Claremont's with a clearing hit from wrecked most of the gear. is dog-catcher too, and proaching an era when the Som centre to the right e of it was rebuilt. Lorne C-_,ok, Perth's Pat South Frem. v. Claresays he hasn't had any we will be equipped for wing, a pass into goals Dalt on and Bill Walker, Marist The College Old mont at Fremantle. Mr. L. W. Shepheard, trouble with the job. the football arena with and a scoring hit from West Perth v. East Frem. Boys senior hockey team, of Swan Districts. the then president, with protective gear. Each of them have the left wing. Our at Leederville. playing in the B1 grade, Eighty-two years lie Mr. Pass and many willLyn American counter-parts , McLeod showed given outstanding lightly on Mr. Pass; he has won its first three service Perth v. East Perth at ing workers, held busyin grid-iron football are to their club,. They have out with a scoring goal games. is extremely active, takes Lathlain. before half time—more bees over about five years his work at the Town attired to withstand the all represented WA. Judging by enthuthe Subiaco v. Swan Disand cleared the land fierce body-contacts on One of the most not- can come from this siasm shown by the playtricts at Subiaco. which was to become the Council seriously and has the field. Without reers, it looks most promis- able double centuries was player. After half time, pres plans to attend as many ent course. This race meetings MY SELECTIONS achieved by Claremont's C. P. Bird kept Victoria stricting our movements i ing. as possible cour se is now equipped in Square at bay with long too much with heavy proThe MOB team defeat- Kevin Clune. Claremont future, because, as he with photo-finish gear, He'll have no trouble clearing hits from the tective gear, one day (assays, he loves horses. ed Old Scotch 9-1 in a West Perth s tarting gates and public suming professional footfast moving game that remembering the feat—it back line which caught address Perth system. —RM. with ball with the trimmings showed the forward line happened in Claremont's Victoria Square Subiaco. successful 1964 grand their sticks in the air. to advantage. With hard work they The only forward not final appearance. managed to score to score was right-winger * * * through the hard workDave Conway, but he was Father Russel Hardi- ing Silvia Berce. instrumental in getting 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY After a long spell, Victhe ball forward on many man, who may soon beTO SEE THE come WA's only Catholic toria Square once again Phone: 8 2406 occasions. foot ball priest, is a scored modthrough a penalty All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken Jeff Sulli :an, playing corner. On the whole Vichis first game in the est man. While studying in toria Square were that higher grade, really worked intelligently and Rome for his Doctorate bit faster to the ball and in Liturgy, he kept fit came out the victors. scored a couple of goals. From an excellent first He was well supported playing rugby. 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