The Record Newspaper 21 May 1970

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PERTH, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1970.

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AUSSIE PRIESTS WANT NATIONAL ASSOCIATION A seven-man committee has been formed to solicit the views of all priests in Australia on a proposed National Priests Association. throughout the COMMUNICATION attending Rev. R. Healy (Chair- able Delegates man of the Archdiocesan Commonwealth, and commission dealThe three-day t he recent Council of Priests), Rev. which were helpful to ing with communications National Convention of F. Walsh (Administrator the work of priests and came up with five recomPriests in Sydney- voted St. Mary's Cathedral), which could be used mendations: • the establishment of overwhelmingly in fav- Rev. B. Harris (Arma- where appropriate. dale ), Rev. Terry Flana"Priests desirous of smaller dioceses, havour of a national asso- gan (Bunbury), Rev. B. doing so should readily ing no more than 150 ciation of priests to pro- Dwyer (Bunbury), Rev. be released to pursue expriests working in parishes; mote professional com- T. Hogan (Miling), Rev. tended courses in these A. Ruhan, S.J. (St. institutions and facilities, petency and skills in Thomas More College). or in overseas places of • more pastoral visitation by the bishops; study." theological and pastoral • co-responsibgreater Six commissions were ility; by priests and matters. FUTURE set up to examine:

lay people in pastoral The commission studyThey elected a special • the meaning of the future the of ing the committee to gather the Gospel for today's ministry recommended • a fully active, elected, views of all priests in the world; representative senate ConferBishops the to country on the sort of in each diocese: Conference and ence the which • the spiritual life of organisation of Major Religious Sup- • the formation of a suit the would best the priest; national committee to that they consider eriors Church's needs. promote the study of • the involvement of the the establishment of a modern methods of A convention spokespriest in secular and system of Conciliation communication. and Arbitration in Ausman said: "Contrary to social problems; His Grace, speaking to "How much this must of tralia on a provincial or It supported the efforts spirits — in other what the daily press has of the Canon Law Society Legionaries gathered to- mean to a world wide words the power to dis- said, the proposed asso- • in-service education of regional basis. priests; gether in the Cathedral society such as the Leg- tinguish between what is ciation is not a trade This should be avail- towards establishing conon Sunday afternoon for ion of Mary, embracing rightly proposed and union type organisation. • the future of the min- able to individuals and ciliation and arbitration their annual Acies Cere- as it does men and what is wrongly proposgroups within the methods to settle disistry in Australia; "The purpose of the mony above, said that it women, boys and girls ed. We have received this Church for the protec- putes in the Church. Many priests felt the was a happy coincidence of all nations and pro- and, with God's help, association will be to • communications with- tion of their rights. council's were imnPrigh that the day for the Acies fessions. convention decidThe and if we make every promote a spirit of fratin the Church and coincided 1,vi:h the Feast ed to ask the Bishops 17r-r.t as an expression effort which our intelli- ernity among the priests, beyond it. of Pentecost. when the "One of the special gence demands, we may and to devise ways and and Superiors to give —^ 4 parish level—of co"risibility. Twenty workshop urgent cons'deration to Holy Spirit first came gifts of the Holy Spirit is distinguish what is right means for the priests to rs-p nriest said at the serve better the people groups discussed these the experimental minisupon his apostles. the gift of discernment and good." of Australia. topics. and the findings try question, and to draw end of the convention: of the six commissions their attention to a reso- "The big thing to come ASSET were presented to a plen- lution circulated durfniz nut of this is that people bave realised it is pos"Another purpose will ary session. the proceedings. sible to communicate be to foster better comSPIRITUAL LIFE However, most of the with each other." munications between the The commission which Another said: "The priests and the bishops discussion time allocated at a national level, and for plenary sessions was discussed the spiritual only way to solve comto co-operate with the devoted to the proposed life endorsed the funda munication problems in national various lay national priests associa- mental importance of the Church is to deepen PERTH: Ecumenism must never become an end in itself, the organisations prayer in the spiritual the personal relationships in renew- tion. Angl ican Archbishop of Perth, the Most Rev. Geoffrey ing the life of the Church Only a few of the re- life of the priest and between priests and asked those responsible bishops, and priests and in Australia." Sambell, said last Sunday. made for the reform of the people. commendations Several bishops atten- were dealt with at length. breviary to make it a "This convention is the A rchbishop Sambell, to heal them and bring ding the convention said The convention voted to rich source of sustenance !ivinc., proof; there are speaking at a special them to an end." the forward comvarious association an such and encouragement for very few communicaecumenical service at Last Sunday's service would do a great deal missions findings to the the priest's life. tion hang ups here." St. Mary's Cathedral to Episcopal was more than a success. of good for the Church. Australian mark the end of Unity Conference for informamarked a new It Week, said: One of them pointed tion and consideration. dimension and maturity out: "Association of Mother for the Church "I have seen it happen TRAINING and revealed a new role priests are encouraged in Australia, and yes, The commission set up of leadership to the by the Second Vatican even in Western Austrato deal with in-service Christian community of Council." lia, where co-operating training recommended Perth. Three hundred and C hurches using one Coming at the conclu- fifty-eight priests from 22 that a National Pastoral building have ceased, sion of the week of dioceses, and most relig- Institute be founded to separately or corporateprayer Christian ious congregations, and provide extended courses for ly, to be involved in the Unity, the service also seven bishops, attended for priests. mission of the Church. showed how the new the convention. Archbishop Sambell "Ecumenism must be It drew attention to spirit of liturgical prayer The WA diocese was re- the denominational and seen as that movement encouraging the Chur- father, Christ the elder which has been renewed presented by: secular facilities availbrother, and the Holy in recent years. will ches to seek the will of John Donovan Spirit who animates "He reach unexpectedly into God for His divided life family." of the the the lives of all Christians. Church, and, therefore, Archbishop Goody carnot something we parti- "We ar2 born into it by baptism, not of our ried the Word into the cipate in because it is Beaconsfield .... 207.00 f ashionable or matey, choice, but of His, be- packed Cathedral. It was Doubleview and not very urgent or cause baptism is an act incensed and enthroned 251.34 of God. for all to see. Mosman Park relevant." 288.87 "Our denominations do Laymen from the varMount Lawley 282.00 Ecumenism could not not look much like the ious Churches were able Osborne Park 359.65 be separated from re- family of God, but the to stand and declare it. Queens Park newal—renewal in the divisions have arisen out Real Christian men and 204.00 life of each Church of a of family quarrels and Spearwood 49.00 women were able to belief in Jesus Christ. West Perth do not prevent us from stand and declare the 564 11 "Where there is obed- being still basically mem- place of God's Word in Bruce Rock 112.96 "Cars have been my life for a long time. ience to Christ's mission bers of one family, how- their lives. Northam 138.06 My 17 years experience in all phases of the to make disciples of all ever much separated on From the pulpit. service Wyndham 48.00 motor business means I can give you the right nations, unity will follow the surface. was linked together by sort of advice about buying a good quality almost as a by-product." ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS FROM PARISHES "He holds us together Father Christopher Ross, used car at the price you want to pay. Speaking on the Church in a common Lordship, OSM, who had led memPalmyra .... 10.00 Phone me on 61 6736, or call and see me as a whole, Shenton Park 20.00 Archbishop even though we keep bers of the Liturgical personally." Sambell stressed that it ourselves apart. Commission in compiling Southern Cross 8.00 was not a "And, of course, we can the service. York denomination, 7.90 but a family, Representatives of the God's say that we are not dirKununurra 2.00 prople, a household, a ectly responsible for the Presbyterian, Methodist, South Perth . .. 125.25 . . ity, quarrels and divisions Congregational Churches. C a nation. plus other personal and anon. donations. "It is rather a society that separate the one the Church of Christ and New total stands at $25,741.44. Church of Christ. gathering large of a Which God formed before "We inherited them, we ciprqvmen from all deone had any ideas USED CAR on the did MEETING not start them. But nominations, attended. subject." Members of the Project Compassion Committee SPECIALISTS we become responsible Rev. Present also was He said the Church if we wilfully perpetuate Ian Alison, representing are reminded that a meeting will be held on Tues495 Albany Highway, Victoria Park Tel: 61 6736 was the universal family them and keep from the World Council of day, May 26, in the Chapter Hall, Church Office, John Donovan Peter Atkinson of which God was Victoria Square, at 8 p.m. the doing everything we can Churches. '"

Church Is A Family, Not A Club Archbishop Sambell

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many members of Parlia- while the general re- of expressing our sincere ment with a sense of re- sponse was disappoint- thanks to those organissponsibility to human ing, two or three prom- ations, "The Record", life and we can only pray inent non-Catholic and individuals includthat those who voted for Church Leaders did take ing doctors and solicithe Bill will use the time part in the deputations. tors who in many ways, large and small, assisted available to them, before The Committee wil' our cause. someone presents this Judging by the ramblYours sincerely, Bill again, to reassess now continue with plan.; ing remarks in reply to H. H. Child, their values and if ever for establishing a servMay I say to "Still this becomes a Federal ice which would bring the question: "Why do of the Com(Chairman the Vietnamese, when Rather Curious" that matter, that West Aus- some practical relief to they are not prevented what the Americans did tralia might be the in- women and girls distres- mittee for the Protection from doing so, head to Ngo Dinh Diem in fluencing factor on this sed by pregnancy prob- of the Right of Life of south and not north?" 1963 was morally outra- moral issue. The Aus- lems. The service would the Unborn Child). corespond- geous. anonymous tralian Council of Cath- advise clients of the This does not imply olic Women made this agencies, both private ent, "Curious" (May 14), everything they statement on Abortion: and state, legal and medseems to be more con- that have done there is the "If a man sees a form ical aids and facilities fused than curious. first answer same. His that may be a man or available and would asMost of what they could be a Kangaroo, it sist with rehabilitation May "doubtless they remain in the south to work for have done has been at is morally wrong to re-employment and tem- 26.10.30 a.m. Attend Anaccommodation the N.L.F." is clean and the cost of tremendous shoot. The onus of proof porary nual Conference of the for the is on the abortionist and if required. Our guide emphatic. However, he self-sacrifice, Catholic Women's immediately casts doubt whole of South East in this case he is unable lines for this project are League. is it Asia. Also, why an organisation known 31. 2.0 p.m. Address Paron what he emphasised to prove that he is not was "doubtless" by ad- "doubtless" that many destroying an innocent as "Birthright," now opents and Friends Anerating in Canada and mitting that after all it Vietnamese from the human baby." nual General Meeting, the U.S.A. wasn't any altruistic de- North stay in the South South Perth CommunCarmel Downey, I take this opportunity sire to work for the to support the N.L.F. ity Centre. Might it not be that ( State President C.W.L.) N.L.F., but to avoid the discomfort of possible they want to escape air raids. And there you from an insane tyranny have an example of left that is forcing teenagers Trinity Sunday May 24. women and Catholics, wing logic. 1st Reading: Proverbs 8. 22-31. Thus speaks the It is true, as he keeps against their wills, to Wisdom of God. harping on, that the fight for an unjust and Theme: The Spirit of God pervades all things from overthrow of Catholic cruelly selfish regime the beginning of time. President Diem in 1963, that wants victory at 2nd Reading: Romans 5. 1-5. Brethren, justified by not by a spontaneous any cost? It must have been faith . . . Hitler was exactly as peasant rising to aid the frustrating for Mr. Mar- Theme: We have peace with God only through N.L.F., but by a minor- callous. tyr not to have had the God's mercy. According to "Time" opportunity to pour out ity clique, played right into the hands of the magazine, these are the on me 'on a local rac1L) Gospel: John 16 12-15. At that time, Jesus said to his disciples . . . types who are leaving station' the communists. mixture of It is equally true that North Vietnam — and contempt and innuendo Theme: The Spirit of Truth will guide men to accept the message of salvation. those Catholics who iden- it would be cynical to re- contained in his column tified themselves with fute a magazine which in "The Record" of May Corpus Christi May 28. the clique carrying Viet- is probably fairly accur- 14. 1st Reading: Deuteronomy 8. v. 2-3; 14b-16a. Moses cong flags in the Mora- ate in its sources of inSeeing that he is inspoke thus to the people . . . formation. torium march and who terested in facts, it You forget the one whom fed you and Your last point, as to might Theme: want to overthrow the be well for cared for you . . . democratically elected why the combined ef- him to get at least Catholic President Thieu forts of the South Viet- this fact straight, that I 2nd Reading: 1. Corinthians; 10. 16-17; Brethren the chalice we bless . . . in 1970, are also playing; namese government and am not on the staff oi right into the commu- the power of the U.S. St. Thomas More Col- Theme: One food, one drink for all. haven't been successful lege, nor am 1 resident 3rd Reading: John 6. 51-58. nists hands. At that time Jesus "Curious" may be able in curbing N.L.F. activ- there. said . . . to hide his name. He ity, is plain silly. As to my work as Uni- Theme: My flesh is food indeed. It's like asking why versity Chaplain, I am cannot hide the fact that the so-called Viet- the combined powers in content to leave that to t11.4.#4,111.004NPAINIPNIPMININP4+.4*~~#414/NOWNIINP nam civil war is not con- Australia haven't been others with greater fined to Vietnam simply able to curb theft. knowledge and, I hope The powers that be because it is part of the greater .. charity than 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY Kremlins aggressive gld- can only keep these Mr. Martyr, to judge. evils under reasonable Phone: 8 2406 hal strategy. J. K. Harte, S.J. The occupation of control. Even though of Electrical Work Undertaken All Types Catholic Chaplain Hungary and Czechoslo- Germany lost the war. ,4,4PINANININ I J`04,41 , 11.411,0040.4.4.4"41.# 0 University of WA. vakia by non-Russian there are still confessed but nevertheless Soviet Nazis in that land, and directed troops; Soviet after the Americans have nilots and missiles kil- won the Vietnam war ling Israelis; the invas there will still be V.C.s ion of Laos, Cambodia in that land too. Only the communists and South Vietnam by ()Rodent (I/pharmacy Soviet trained, equipped liquidate all their conSole Fremantle Agents for INNOXA COSMETiCS and directed North Viet- quered opponents — inCnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 'am conscripts; Soviet cluding, if necessary, the I am sure that every nuclear submarines op- neutral middle - of - the - thinking person is reliev liners who are disilluerating round the Aused that our parliamentarsioned with both demo! •alian coast, and the orians rejected the proposI NSIST ON ganised fifth column of crat and communist. The ed "Abortion Bill." Dismain thing is that whethpotential saboteurs in missal of this type our midst, masquerad- er the peasants are help- legislation at a time ing the N.L.F. or not, the ing as a political party, when it is being acceptare grim reminders that V.C.s are being thor- ed in other -Fit for a King" parts of the coming events cast their oughly trounced, even if world can only be to the it is taking a long time. shadow before. LADIES! credit of our responsible Even if the South Vietgovernment. N. Mundie. namese majority wanted Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR In 1966, when the bill a communist governButchers Shops was first mooted, Family ment they should be Groups of the Catholic Special Quotations to Schools and institutions stopped from having one, as no one has a Social Apostolate expresLocations: right to establish some- sed alarm and, subseTYLER'S SUPERMARKET thing which is against quently, in 1968. the first 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 petition was presented I disagree with the fundamental rights. to the Legislative CounB & P. BUTCHERS view expressed by your The majority of GerOrrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle cil. Later that year, a correspondent William mans were behind HitTHE CHEAPER FOOD MART Huxley (The Record, ler, but that did not committee known as the "Committee for the ProCnr. Chapman Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 May 14), I think that the make them right. inclusion of a financial "Thoughtful:' tection of the Right to of the Unborn page, which is designed Midland. Life Child" made up of repreto inform readers and sentatives of the Cathogive reliable information lic Women's League, St. to them concerning the Vincent de Paul, Knights -tock exchange, is quite of the Southern Cross, For9lcoming Retreats at Our Lady o a progressive move and Y.C.W., Majellan Clubs, is by no means shocking. the Rosary Retreat House. the Legion of Mary, CaI find it extremely intholic Men's League and formative and, to-date it May 27-28: Iona School. a few dedicated individhas proved to be quite I would like to express uals organised the secaccurate in its predicMay 30-31 : Shenton Park and Mid'ions . For too long we the gratitude of the Ca- ond petition, the prayeT land Parishes. have been inclined to put tholic Women's League of the faithful, deputaour head in the sand and to Parliament for their tions to the Premier and ,:une :1-4: St. Briaid's Lesr-nurdie ignore the fact that rejection of Dr. J. G. the Leader of the Opponeonle bet, and speculate Hislop's Termination of sition. Our views and School. rrl the stock exchange. I Pregnancy Bill. opinions were expressed think the Editor should J une 6-7: Legion of Mary. The Catholic Women's through the mediums of be commended on his League, which has for radio, press and televi c ourage to make this two years been concern- sion and by individual J une 10-1 1 : St. Mary's Leederyille move and be so realistic. ed and co-operated with approaches to Members S cHool . Mr. Huxley need not the "Committee for the of Parliament. The secf ollow the advice should Right to Life of the Un- ond petition was pres, une 14: Maddington and Lynwood in, choose. As for the re- born Child" is heartened ented in 1969. Parishes. iigions content of The by the Parliamentary deThe Committee continP eccr-i falling off, T cision on the Termina- ued to meet throunh thu S ome indivirival l'ookings are available. Phone lflL thi,-; is outrageously tion of Pregnancy Bill next 18 months and pea Sister in Charge 6 3459. indica-oils. No such thing and to this committee vided parliamentarians has nlnoe. I find for its deliberate and un- with pamphlets and ii -NI Retreat Ho,,se is also available for Seminars, Thr 7 7.;rd more into-Sclioolgirls' Retreats, Youth Groups, Days of Recolemotional work must go erature. All other 1:-: f'cfira tl-nm ever. Ecumenical Groups, Study Groups, etc. thanks from all who op- jor denominations wee'Inquiries welcome. posed this Bill. It is invited to join in the Kobert James. • Subiaco. heartening to find so committee's efforts and

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POPE PAUL'S GOLDEN JUBILEE

On May 29 Pope Paul VI will celebrate the Golden Jubilee of his ordination. The son of a journalist Father Montini on the eve of his ordination wrote an article which in the light of subsequent history disclosed ideals which were to guide his whole priestly activity. He voiced the opinion that "If every Catholic were literate and politically mature, there would be no need of a distinctly Catholic Party in Parliament". His years as chaplain to the university students at Rome, combined with his period buried in the Vatican State Secretariate as a clerk, deepened his conviction that violence in politics was degrading, that peace must be our greatest concern, and that an informed laity conscious of their dignity sharing in the priesthood of Christ by their Baptism, must be the arms and sinews of the twentieth century apostolic mission of the Church. These ideas ring even more true and modern when Montini was moved to Milan to do battle with a city engulfed in industrial Never unrest and Communist subversion. for a momet did he waver but, just as he w as to do years later as Pope, he acknowledged the shortcomings of Christians in catering for the needs of workers. he set to work to rebuild and expand the Church in Milan, with, indeed, a great deal of success. Another would have found it a frustrating job following a Pope like Pope John whose bonhomie and paternal image won the hearts of millions. Not Pope Paul VI. His choice of name indicated his apostolic thrust and dedication. Like St. Paul he undertook missionary journeys in the cause of peace, goodwill, ecumenism and apostolic concern. "The jet-age Pope", though greeted as a Hamlet initially, has confounded his critics by a greater degree of resolution and clarity than the Prince of Denmark. His solemn undertaking to continue the Vatican Council and his resolve to implement its decisions will stamp him as one of the 'Great PostCouncil Popes'. His strength lies in his ability to listen and encourage dialogue on the things of the Church. His Jubilee should offer all an opportunity to pray for him in his arduous mission. It will also give priests an occasion to rally loyally to the standard of Peter still aloft in spite of many vicissitudes.

REJECTION Of THE ABORTION BILL

We feel we must pay tribute to the sincere and serious approach to the Termination of Pregnancy Bill which was shown by our Parliamentarians last week. Not only was the Bill rejected decisively but the debate revealed a great deal of work that had gone on behind the scenes and the serious rationalisation of the case by Members of the Assembly be they for or against. Members of Parliament, we congratulate you on your sense of responsibility to Western Australia. Indeed your action may well be a guideline to other States confronted with such Private Members' Bills. The current danger may be twofold for opponents of the Bill. They may think that this is the end of the road. In fact, it may well prove to be the end of the beginning, if one is to analyse the storm of dissaproval by the ALRA which greeted the rejection of the Bill. Further we are in danger of underestimating the power of our protest. No Member of Parliament can choose to ignore organised petitions and the body of opinion they represent. This was evident in the whole debate which paid serious attention to the letter signed by 160 medical doctors. The future may be decisive for those who seek to protect the life of the unborn. They must endeavour to understand more the nature of abortion that they may more readily help those in need. They must seek by representation and negotiation to improve family benefits and social helps, remembering however, that the countries which have the highest degree of such benefits, Britain and Sweden, have also the highest rates of abortion. No one can ignore the decision of Parliament, much less can they wipe it off as a minority group foisting its views on the majority. To say that one represents a majority view is trite. The facts do not prove it end neither do surveys, particularly those conducted in Abortion on Floreat Park and Subiaco. demand, as the aftermath of Bill showed, is the last resort of those cases where contraception has failed. Be it to the honour of the West Australian Parliament that it rejected the Abortion Bill. With this decision we most heartily concur.

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THE DEBATE ON THE ABORTION BILL

The Termination of Pregnancy Bill, introduced in the Upper House by Dr. J. G. Hislop, was defeated by 31 votes to 14 when it was given its second reading in the Legislative Assembly last Wednesday. was

as Mr. Court Mr. Dunn Mr. T. D. Evans Mr. Grayden Mr. Harman Dr. Henn Mr. Jones Mr. Kitney Mr. Lapham Mr. Lewis Mr. May Mr. McIver Mr. Mitchell Mr. Moir Mr. Nalder Mr. Norton Mr. O'Connor Mr. Ridge Mr. Runciman Mr. Rushton Mr. Sewell Mr. Stewart Mr. Toms Mr. Young Mr. I. W. Manning

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right to end the life of someone on the ground that the person has 111 grown senile and old? • • • . . . . I maintain that the unborn child deserves More help to families—particularly from the something better. To Commonwealth—better State subsidies for the me abortion is quite a mentally and handicapped, better subsidised and negative approach."

organised home help are just some of the things

problem. It is relevant, and then went on to inMr. Jamieson (Bel- we need rather than the legal destruction of the however, to point out dicate the inadequacies mont), said that to re- unborn. that, if a woman's life of the present legisla- ject the Bill would be Martyr, rightness and desirability Mrs. Doris is threatened by disease tion. In favour— legislating against the spokeswoman for the of legalising abortion is Mr. Bickerton in early pregnancy, an Perhaps the most in- poorer sections of the anti-abortion group, remarkably strong, and Mr. Burt abortion will probably teresting contribution to community without af- GENERATION, said this is becoming stronger as kill her and conversely; the debate was given by fecting the more afflu- in a letter to the editor more and more evidence Mr. Craig Mr. Fletcher if she is not desperately Dr. Henn (Wembley). ent classes. He there- of The Record. comes from other counMr. Gayfer ill, an abortion is not His speech was the pro- fore supported the Bill. She added: "However, tries where it has been Mr. Graham necessary." duct of 30 years medical factual evidence shows tried, and even abanHutchinson Mr. Rushton (Dale). Mr. Mr. Cash (Mirra- experience which he even that these provis- doned." Mr. Jamieson booka), called for the es- said brought him "very was of the opinion that ions at She expressed gratibest do not their Manning A. W. there Mr. was no satisfactablishment of a corn close to the problem." tude behalf of on deter those determined McPharlin Mr. munity welfare depart- He opposed the Bill be- tory evidence before the t o destroy the unborn GENERATION that ParMr. Mensaros ment and for increased cause it would loosen House to help decide for social convenience. liament rejected "so deMr. O'Neil help for families both as the present controlling competently. He was in cisively the Termination "So the law must be of Pregnancy Bill." favour of handling this Mr. Williams regards finance and effect which existing rigidly enforced to proMr. Davies But she addd: "All who housing and thus reduce laws had on the morals the way the Liquor Bill test those who cannot oppose it with us must was handled, namely by the gainst— external compul- of the state. He went A speak for themselves, now watch and work to sion of circumstances on: "I want to tell establishing a committee and those Mr. Bateman who claim to see Parliament's recommend to that ParliaBertram leading to an aborMr. Members that there are have evidence of illegal tion. Because it raised only four congenital dis- ment to implement cer- operators should put that decision is not shortMr. Bovell circuited, and that a pubtain measures. Since evidence more problems than it eases Mr. Brady which where it be- lic opinion is formed concern the Bill would achieve Burke solved, he opposed the medical researchers in Mr. longs—in the hands of even more strongly in no more than we alread.v Bill. Mr. Cash the police. this connection (mental our favour than it is Mr. Brady (Swan), and physical abnormali- had under the Criminai - - The case against the now." Code, he would oppose "On the grounds of then told the House that ties), at this time. Those Absent from the Chamit. ber were The Premier, morals, medicine and this was the most im- diseases are . . . rubella, portant piece of legisla- progressive musculai Sir D. Brand and the law I am totally and irNEW INSIGHTS Leader of the Opposi- revocably opposed to tion to come before the dystrophy, phenylketonBrother Ronald Fogarty, FMS, Master of the House for 21 years. the Bill," he said. uria, and the RH negation, Mr. Tonkin. Mr. Burke (Perth), Marist College, Monash University, Melbourne, will "Nonetheless . . . I am tive baby. He claimed that the Earlier, the non Party brought new insights to leave Australia shortly for a lecture and study tour opposed to the Bill. I Bill had been debated Bill set out to 'amend the interpretation of the He proceeded to dis- Criminal Code section of the USA. during a seven hour ses- and clarify the law re- believe . . . that we He will undertake the opposition lating to the Terminat- should examine other sect the arguments pre- 259 and disagreed with The His Australian supersion. forces were spearheaded ing of Pregnancy by Med- angles whereby we can sented in favour of cit- the interpretation put on tour at the invitation of iors have released him help the woman who is ing these as grounds for it by those who by Industrial Develop- ical Practitioners." favour- a number of academic for three months to work in difficulty, the unmar- an abortion and empha- ed the Bill. Court, ment Minister With a and religious institutions with some of the larger ried mother, the woman sised in each case that wealth of A RGUMENTS Benedictine communities who said abortions were statistical evi- in the US. who has to look to this provision could be made dence and references Bro. Ronald spent both contemplative and R EFUTED performed being lready a to After dissecting sec- way out to help her fam- for the malformed chil- the letter from the doc- 1966-1969 in the US on a active, west of the Missiin this state under the tion 259 of the Criminal ily because of econom- dren and that relative tors already quoted, he Fullbright Scholarship at ssippi. present legislation. the University of Chicago While there, he hopes happiness could be ex- would not vote He turned his atten- Code and quoting the ics." to de- and, as a post-doctoral to bring himself up-totion and that of the judge's ruling in the celeHe then mentioned the perienced both by par- prive the world of anscholar, did his intern- date with what is being House to the letter brated Bourne case in letter signed by the ents and child. other Chiffley, Gorton or ship in psychotherapy done in the research signed by a group of English law, Mr. Evans medical Holt. Neither would he and counselling practitioners there. schools of the Midwest practitioners went on to quote the saying: "Anybody who MISTAKE medical vote for anyone less enHis interests have ex- and the West Coast, who expressed them- United Nations Charter. could arrange to get 160 It would be a great dowed have his life ter- tended beyond individual especially at the Western selves opposed to the "A child, by reason of doctors to sign a letter mistake, he said, to give minated. He would and group psychotherap:. Behavioural Sciences InBill. his physical and mental to say they were oppos- this a second reading therefore oppose the Bill to the contribution of stitute, La Jolla, Califor"If one looks at the Immaturity, needs spec- ed to this Bill must be and saw it as paving the most firmly. the social sciences to nia. names on that long list," ial safeguards and care, working overtime. It is way for the repetition educational and religioti He will return in late Mr. Court said, "one will including appropriate le- not easy to contact doc of the horrors and night The remaining speak- organisations. August. find that the doctors are gal protection before as tors, and it is not easy mare of Hitler's Ger- ers, Mr. Bovell (Vasse), not doctors of one par- well as after birth." to get them to sign any many. Mr. Runciman (Murray) Dry and Sweet ticular persuasion, but To refute the medical correspondence for or opposed the Bill while Mr. Manning (Narro- Mr. Gayfer (Avon), Mr. represent a wide section arguments put forward against a certain mew', Altar Wines gin), spoke also in fav- Williams of the profession." by those in favour of the . . . (Bunbury), AS Seven Hills Sacramental Wine is made by Jesuits our of the Bill. His ar- and Mr. Graham (BalIf any persuading were Bill, Mr. Evans quoted it complies with the requirements of Church Law guments centree. round catta, Deputy Leader of LIBERAL STAND required in his case, this from "England's great Westral Wine and Spirit Agency had convinced him in re- Leap Backwards — The Mr. McPharlin (Mt. the belief that it was a the Opposition) favour167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 spect of his opposition Abortion Act 1967" (fea- Marshall), spoke in fav- better way to control ed it. /4 , 04,111,11.######44.1.#41.1 ,04.4.41M10.1.4,114P.4.4.4.4.4.4.#4,141 , 04,11•41.4 , 00,041•47, to the Bill. tured last year for read- our of the Bill referring abortion than the Crim As was to be expected, ers of The Record) with t o the proceedings in inal Code. His support the debate was divided permission of the Law Victoria on abortion as was limited merely that into two clear groups. Society Journal); indicating the racketeer- the Bill might reach the those who were against "Due to the advances ing that went on behind Committee stage and any relaxation of the of modern medicine, the the law. He quoted the be there amended by the present laws and those cid argument about tak- publication circulated by provisions suggested by who advocated reform ing the life of the child the Western Australian some members. or abortion on demand. to save the life of the Council of Churches and Mr. Harman (MayMr. Evans I Kalgoor- mother, is hardly rele- indicated that their lie), supported Mr. vant in 1969. Competent stand was very liberal. lands), spoke on the sta Court claiming that doctors seldom face the He also said the provis- tus of the unborn child 'good morals and good problem, but if they do, ions of the present Bill and the medically estah medicine go together." there is no existing legal were more restrictive lished fact that life existed in the foetus even than previous Bills introafter the first two weeks duced into the House. HOTEL GUIDE of conception. (PilMr. Bickerton "If we Hotel Dianella the preWembley Hotel bare), spoke in support mise of aadopt potential huALEXANDER DRIVE of the Bill and said that, man being, I consider," Excellent Lounge and were one to follow the Phone 76 1699 he said, "that there must Accommodation previous speaklogic of a modern fully Phone 87 2418 be very grave reasons Units each with serviced motel ers, one would believe private facilities. Mod, rates, air condition. for terminating the life Cnr. Cambridge and that the Bill would make ed and heated. TV.. of a potential human beAlexander Sts., Wembley abortion compulsory. Ample car parking.radio. ing.” Mr. Ross Hutchinson SOAK LP THE SUN BY THE Mr. Harman contend(Cottesloe), stated qualiSubiaco Hotel SEA AT fied support for the sec- ed that the Bill did not The Ocean Beach 7 rst Class Accommodation ond reading saying that fulfil what it set out to and Service his opinion was guided do, namely clarify exis• Hotel DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. Under Personal Supervision the correspondence ing legislation, whereas by FREE HOME DELIVERY of TOM KENNY for and against it added to the confus both Phone 81 1028 Phone 3-1584 which he had received. ion. Because the Bill Irene McHenry, Proprietress He was not prepared at made no attempt to that stage to support clarify the notion of the The Railton Bayswater Hotel the provisions for the unborn child and its Perth's Most OPP. STATION termination of pregnancy status, he opposed it. Modern Interest is earned from the day of lodgement to the day of withdrawal, and is paid Temperance Hotel Old Time Music He also saw the medi & on the grounds of quarterly. Facilities for immediate withdrawal, 5 minutes walk from Dancing, Si Mary's Cathedral Friday and p hysical and men- cal reasons as inadeB.B. from $7.00 tal abnormalities. Where quate and unconvincing. Saturday. Car. Pier & • To: Town &Country Permanent Building Society, 297 Murray St Perth 6000 ' .anam the Murray Streets pregnancy endanger- The Bill advocated aborLES BARTT7L1E Phone: 214861 .1224 TProp. - 214861 • Please send me your investment brochure. TEL.: ed the life of the mother, tion on demand, and. and where the Bill even worse, it would not Commercial Name touched on this problem, solve the problem of Hotel Hotel Australia he would support it. Northam backyard abortionists MURRAY STREET, PERTH A ddress Mr. May (Clontarf), Mr. Harman also raised • Excellent Accommodation and Phone Northam Dining Service, Lunch $1 opposed the Bill and cal- the question of catering 49 Parking Accommodation led for the establishment for patients requiring E. Murphy, Proprietor PHONE 23-15.41 of a committee to exam- abortions in public hosine the overall position pitals while already Enlov the Best A ccornmation & Service Hotel Rockingham of the present legisla- there was a shortage of tion in regard to abor- beds for regular illnes Hotel Cottesloe BY THE SEA RIGHT tion and to place its re- ses. He also doubted ON THE SEA FRONT For a Healthy Holiday commendation before that the Hospital BenePhone 32155 The Best of Fishing Parliament. R. M. fit Fund would cover the DYMOCK, Licensee FRANK M.ADOIGAN, Proprietor Mr. Fletcher (Freman- expenses thus incu: ,d. tle), supported the Bill A CCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL. NEGATIVE quoted statistics and Room with APPROACH which appeared in a lorefrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee, Morning Mr. Lewis (Moors), paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking cal paper to warrant TOWN & COUNTRY PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY this. He analysed the put the consideration to f acilities. $4.50 per day. BUILDING SOCIETY HOUSE 297-305 MURRAY ST. PERTH 248 HAY surveys conducted by the the House: "Are we, in STREET EAST. PHONE 222066. 23 4756 & 23 4591 TELEPHONE 21-4341. ALRA in Floreat Park the future to have The voting f ollows:

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Two_ and a half days later, Mrs. Sau and her REPORTING THE WORLD family, the youngest of whom is only three years old, moved into their ( By Reg MacDonald) new home, a sturdy NEW DELHI, India — building with a corrugat- Despite frequent outTRICHUR, India—The Catholic Labour Associa, Thirty-seven year old Nguyen Thi Sau, mother of seven children, has ed iron roof and even a bursts against Christian wooden floor—a feature missionaries in certain tion here has called on the bishops of Kerala State spent the last 15 months working for the Royal Australian Air Force Con- that is conspicuously ab- States, to name specially trained priests to minister to tingent at Vung Tau as a general hand in the Transport sections, employed sent in most homes in mental both by govern- factory workers in their dioceses. agencies, and Vung Tau. mainly to wash and clean vehicles. The association's 11th annual meeting suggested political parties, praise In that time she proved a loyal and conscientious worker, turning up six Mrs. Sau, who was continues to be showered that specially trained priests in labour work be days a week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with never a day lost through sickness or overcome and a little em- on them in other dom- assigned to full-time service among workers in each barrased by the generos- ains for their efforts to diocese. because of family problems. The meeting also requested the bishops to stait ity of the "Uc-dai-loi" alleviate the people's suffering and assist in their a training course in trade union work at the 1.). s. Consequently the of the poorest parts of ericans to be used as a airmen, insisted that she and her family would at- development. The centre toral Orientation Centre at Cochin. Transport Sergeant was Vung Tau, her husband section recreation hut. At Madras, capital of They gladly offered it tend to the necessary insurprised when, at the away in the Army, with and Eastern-rite Catholics. Latin both serves the southern State of beginning of this week, no one to turn to, inten- to the homeless Mrs. Sau terior partitioning, and The meeting also called for the formation cf Tamil Nadu, Education the next day she was she requested 10 days off ded to hire two carpen- and family. commissions to examine the working non, diocesan Minister, Nedunchezhiyan ters and try to rebuild "to build a house". Within three hours of back at work at the air- called the Catholic-spon- ditions of employees of Church institutions and te base, intensely grateful the shaky hut she called little Vietnamese improve them. With the assistance of home at the—for her— the for the spontaneous as- sored Cultural Academy recommend steps to woman's request for a "temple of the RAAF interpreter, enormous cost of 122,000 culture and leave, 18 airmen from the sistance given her. learning," the information and hoped was piastres — about Transport section, the Exactly nine months those who had taken the soon obtained that the $US1,033.00. Communications centre, previously another of various courses there obprevious afternoon a But the RAAF servicethe Vietnamese civilian tained its "blessings". wind squall had com- men came up with a bet- Defence section and No. workers for the RAAF 9 Squadron ground crew, Th. Minister was prepletely demolished her ter idea. had volunteered their had the corrugated iron siding at the annual VATICAN CITY—Pope Paul VI has canonised home, which was now conroof of her home demolSome time earlier, the labour and a start had vocation of the institu- Father Leonardo Murialdo, a 19th-century Italian just a mass of woven ished in a storm, and a tion. Fifty-six women re- pioneer in educating young boys of poor families palm fronds lying scat- Airfield Defence Guards been made on dismanthad been given a 20ft. by ling the building at the team of airmen on that ceived diplomas in tered on the ground. sub- and forming employment offices and labour unions, occasion worked through jects aimed at 20ft. prefabricated wood- RAAF base for transpor"forming during solemn ceremonies in St. Peter's the night to. replace it. Mrs. Sau, living in one en hut by departing Am- tation to its new site. the ideal home-maker as St. Leonard, as he will be known in English, _ . 11L _ -11111111111 1*---"'' well as the intelligent congregation of St. Joseph in Turin citizen, aware of the founded the it has 850 priests and brothers in 1873. Today, in socio-econc mic background oi the modern Europe, Latin America and the United States. world."

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Some local children watch as the R.A.A.F. men are hard at work.

Dialogue Retreat The first of the new dialogue retreats took place recently at the Benedictine Abbey, New Norcia. The retreatants became temporary members of the monastic community, joining the monks in reciting the Divine Office, even Vigils and Lauds at five o'clock in the morning, and taking their meals in the refectory. The numerous discussions bro-ight a lively exchange of ideas between the monks and the laymen.

such as the reaction of the laity to the new liturgy, and sometimes it was free, ranging from the Crusades to the Abortion Bill.

Periods were set aside so that retreatants could `lave long, private talks with a monk. Limited as they are to small groups, and with several monks impow, taking part, retreatants Sometimes the discus- get generous help in their sion was set to one topic spiritual life.

Courtesy is an extension of Charity and therefore a Christian virtue. The simple word "courtesy" once written is for some people a weak word, an overgentle idea vaguely synonymous with a dandy, but of all the excuses made for lack of courtesy that is least reasonable and least important. To say that courtesy is a Christian virtue is not to say that a pagan is never polite, but the politeness of a pagan is subservience in the presence of superior persons. Pagan politeness is never experienced by those inferior in rank, wealth or social position. Pagan politeness is expedient and diplomatic. Christian politeness is different because it is done for love of neighbour and love of God. A polite Christian is polite to a beggar as well as a king. It is a way of acting which God has commanded of all His children. Courtesy is Charity, a love of God and of neighbour. There is nothing weak about any virtue. There is certainly nothing weak about Courtesy, which requires control, intelligence and humility.:

GERMANS GIVE $13.5 MILLION

ESSEN, Germany—German Catholics contributed a record £13.5 million in 1969 for aid to the Church in Latin America. The figure was announced at a meeting here of the steering committee of Adveniat, the German Catholic aid agency for the Church in Latin America. Most of the money was collected at Christmas midnight Masses last December.

FATHER McKENZIE TO LEAVE JESUITS

NOTRE DAME, Ind. (USA)—Father John L. McKenzie, S.J., noted scripture scholar and a member of the theology department of Notre Dame University here, has announced he will leave the Jesuit Order to become a diocesan priest. A Jesuit for 41 years, Father McKenzie told NC News his move did not mean he was having second thoughts about the priesthood, but only his membership of the Society of Jesus. Father McKenzie said he had not lived in a Jesuit community since 1965, when he left Loyola University in Chicago. He plans to leave Notre Dame, where he has taught for four years, this fall, to take a similar post at De Paul University in Chicago. He had applied for release from the Jesuit order five years ago, but his request went unanswered. He received a letter from Father Pedro ArruPe, S.J., general of the order in Rome, criticising his comments in the September-October issue of 'Critic' magazine. Father McKenzie had criticised Pope Paul's statement attributing a decline in religious vocations partly to a desire for soft living. The outspoken author of such scholarly works as "Dictionary of the Bible" and "The ROMill Catholic Church," stressed he was "not leaving the Jesuits for an article on the papal limousine." Hi said his decision was the result of "a gradual ent rangement".

48 DEACONS ORDAINED

SANTIAGO, Chile—Forty-eight permanent de* cons were ordained here in late April to help relieve the shortage of priests in low-income sections ot Santiago. The deacons are all married men. APOSTLESHIP OF THE They are empowered to witness weddings, preside OPTICIANS —OPTOMETRISTS S A over certain liturgical celebrations, preach, baptise and distribute Communion. CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Warships To The Talca and Rancagna dioceses in the sontlii A rrive: PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... 21 8151 have several permanent deacons assigned to rurs. PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 The visit of the Japan- parishes. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... 5 2602 ese and French vessels to Chile has 1,034 diocesan priests and 1,539 Religious COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 Fremantle on their re- priests—many of them from abroad. About 10 Pet Seventeen-year-old Anita De Luca (above) won turn journey from the cent. of the priests, however, are retired or unable Captain Cook celebrat wo prizes at the Shakespeare annual speech festi- tions in Sydney proved to perform full priestly duties. Church sources said that, since 1960, about 161 val recently, in which 650 took part. popular and followed priests have left the ministry. (own 5B No. Section She gained 95 marks in well in the tradition set choice) and 94 marks in Section 5C ( set poems) by the Argentine vessel. to carry off two first places. The Libertad. She also won the Dorothy Lyall book prize Next week, on May 26, For First Class Plumbing Services for the best Shakespearian performance at the the club will welcome the Dutch warships, S hakespeare Club award presentation. Steam and 1-;0t Water Installations Anita is an ex-student of the Sacred Heart H.R.M.S. 'Van Speijk' BELGRADE—A weekly Catholic news ageria High School, where she studied speech and drama and H.R.M.S. 'Van Galen' AKSA (Aktualnosti Krscanska Sadasnjost—Curren.I The Stella Mans Club PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 under Sister Mary St. Thecla, who is now in Yugosla0 appeals to the Dutch Christian News), has been formed in Melbourne. and begun operations. community these to visit 211 Newcastle Street, Perth She is currently studying at the Claremont vessels and act as host AKSA is being published in Zagreb by the YuP Teachers Training Col lege, and is also continuing families to the visiting slav Catholic Centre for Documentation and Irr with her speech and drama studies. crew members. formation, in both Croatian and German-langilag! The National Director versions, reporting national and internatiorA of the Apostleship of the news. PERSONAL SERVICE Sea, Rev. Father J. At Prizren in the autonomous Kosmet FULL CATHOLIC RITES O'Shea, has accompanied meanwhile, the first issue of the Catholic weal Bishop McKeon of BunMODERN PREMISES bury to the International Drita (Light), has appeared in Albanian, to serve E. W. (WIN) MEAD PHONE ALL HOURS: Conference of the Apos- Yugoslav Catholics of Albanian background. Director and editor is Msgr. Nikola Mini, a past° tleship of the Sea being 61 1158 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park e0 6 3482 held this month in in Prizren, one of the oldest Catholic co1nmun1t1 founded in the year 1019.

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ACR Grant For New Guinea Cattle Project Equipment

have made steady progress with defining a lateritic nickel zone at the Pinnacles. 28 exploratory holes have been drilled, and two near the original g'• diamond drill hole in By Mindu Speck which nickel was discovuneasily teetering for several days the fter market finally lost its nerve. ed have confirmed the A To assist a cattle project at Lumi in carry out all clearing, enrichment. Further drilweek Thursday last panic selling began in earnest, and prices nose- ling has increased the yard and fence construcOn the West Sepik District of New Guinea, 1 tion, pasture improveestimated reserves of dived. their baryte deposit at Australian Cathol ic Rel ief has approved ment and stock care. Goulburn. a grant of $2,630 from funds which will Mr. Moibo's letter says In the mining sector also dampening factors. RURAL ECONOMY The Prime Minister, that it would be unrealisComst ock nickel producers were Minerals has become available from this year's Pro- tic The deteriorating conto consider that a hard hit. Western Mining Mr. Gorton, spoke of dition of agriculture is a announced that it will project of this nature report shortly on prog- ect Compassion Corporation was selling mild corrective action, world wide problem, could operate effectively below its 1969 low in but by now the Federal which has been accentu- ress on its lease at Mt. The A.C.R. grant wil l duction in the Lumi or economically without Ida. London, an astonishing Treasurer was taking a ated by the group be devoted to the pur- sub-district. However, the aid of modern farm of hotTC Metals two diamond situation for a company hard line. The rise in heads who have been prechase of a tractor and their assessment of its equipment. During the enormade interes has t rates which hich foldrill holes in the Marble w dicting that world food cattle- second stage of the plan, for progress the in lowed was a sound step, mous Bar area did not encoun- trailer, which will be potential months. and it appeared at first resources would not keep ter base metal sulphides, used by the Wapei Local raising was encourag- 40 acres of pasture will twelve past pace with population need to be established but the geology of the Government Council in ing. Other blue chip stocks that reason had prevail- growth. Those who The letter says that and opBHP, better. ed. little It has now become posed area looks promising. the initiation of a fivethis cannot be done fared this view have cattle are not indigenous however, that been The company plans de- year plan for the deOA and CSR were all clear, by hard labour alone. shouted to the velopmen culture down t of as of the cattle the there was also a drastic tailed geological mapping Mr. Moibo says the marked down. Wapei people and their Agriculturalists with project. just as it tightening of credit. The fools. Wapei Then, inducec Spolarisat Local Governion have slaved to increase In an outline of the care does not fit into ment Council owns two and magnetometer surseemed that all was lost full effects of this are yields to avert the customary imsubsiste-ac e tractors which were veys before continuing project, the President of Wall Street buyers found yet to be felt, but un- pending catastroph puroccupation patterns. e. GovernWapei Local the with further chased on bank loan but drilling. the prices irresistible and less there is an immediThey have To been overcome too this p robresurgence began. ate relaxation the governCouncil, a mild Great Northern Mining ment Mr. are fully committed to successful, and the pichas discovered further Ungan Moibo, says the lem, a Boys Vocational administration subsidisIt is still too early to tell ment will score an econo- ture has changed. School was being estabNew mineralisation whether this is merely a mic overkill, and dampen varieties have at its sil- plan is aimed generally ed road contracts increased ver lead and lished by the Wapei increasing pause in the debacle, or a down the economy alto- grain t a existzinc the lease throughout the area. in productio n in Local the Governme nt Counsign of better things to gether. We may well be northern Queensland. ing low daily protein inTo withdraw either of coun- The trend is cil on the same land and in for a dose of 'stop-go' under-developed take indigenou come. of the considered s these, he says, would retries dramatica lly. Japan i n associatio n with the economy at its worst. sult in the loss to the has an enormous rice to be very favourable, population and estab- cattle venture. WHOSE FAULT? and another drilling rig lishing the nucleus of an council of an administraCompany results have surplus . The Common During this year, 30 HOW LONG? Market countries are be- has been moved to the economical industry for boys are attending the tion road contract and never been better, and a the area by rAaking degenerated communicaThe key problem now sieged with excess food- area. steady flow of good reThe Alliance Oil Group a vailable to villagers re- school and, in the ensu- tions which are vital to ports have come in from is how long the share stuffs. Australia, Canada has a gas flow at the rate latively inexpensive ing one or two years will the council's administrathe mining fields. Why slide will continue. This and the United States given training in the of two million cubic feet for stock further breed- be market the so depends tion of the area and is on the global have huge tonnages of then care and handling of per day from its Packing purposes. economy, as well as on wheat in storage. While economic development. hesitant? saddle No. 1 well in In addition, the ven- cattle in addition to fur- The council was therether formal education . fore seeking assistance South Australia. ture is expected, not in Australian Oil and Gas only to develop into an They will be pnmarily this regard as it is not had an oil showing in its operational cattle pro- responsible for the lab- within the financial reUTA Bennet No. 4 well ject, but also to supply our component of the sources of the council to 50 miles north of the fresh milk and cream to Five Year plan and will purcha se a third tractor. Moonie field. such institutions as the None of the announce- hospital at Lumi where Cumulative daily ments did anything for up to 40 under-nourishrise and fall in- 100 the shares of the com- ed infants are being dex figure since panies concerned. O PTOMETR I STS cared for as in-patients April. A recovery — 200 Alpha Minerals become and 60 as outpatients 1 72a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 was developing, the first takeover casu- daily. 2 30 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 cut was but alty of the depressed The Council R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist Presidshort by the market. A consortium of ent, Mr. Moibo, says Wall St. crash Academus, Ashburton that the cattle project towards the end Oil, Beach Petroleum will also assist in giving of May. After a and Day Dawn has an incentive to the week of unceracquired a majority in- people in developing a tainty the trend terest In its capital. viable internal economy. is firmly down. At the present market In a letter to Father level others are sure to Gerald, at the Catholic follow. Newly listed Mission at Aitape, Mr. Southern Cross Explora- Moibo says that a recent tions, whose 10 cent World Bank and CSIRO shares are selling at 5 Soil Survey Team reThe trend is A dvt. due any easing of credit init- there is poverty and star- cents, looks a likely tar- ported no future for directly to the govern- iated by the government vation in the world this get. commercial crop proment's restricted credit in the next few weeks. is a problem of distribupolicy. This is designed tion, and not of producto cut inflationary presThere have been sev- tion. sures by reducing expan- eral warnings that the Until recently the Aussion, but it works by tightening of credit tralian government has aff ecting confidence. should not be too severe. encouraged increased It is regrettable that The A.N.Z. bank, the production. Now the livethis step should be nec- A.M.P. Society and econ- lihoods of the farmers essary, since what is omist Arnold Cook have are threatened, and the really required is a indicated the undesir- government has a resteady growth in the able effects of using a sponsibili ty for their weleconomy. While there are credit squeeze to control fare. Increased agriculsome mitigating factors the economy. tural subsidies are the it is clear that the govresult. These are highly The building industry inflationa ernment has bungled. ry, and as has Since early 1969 infla- is particularly vulnerable. been shown by the dairyI f tight credit is prolong- ing industry, they tionary trends have been enincreasing. Excessive ed some of the smaller courage production and Wage pressure has been builders will be forced hard to control in this out of the industry. As heighten the problem. time of full employment, soon as the credit restric- America pays its farmand government expendi- tions are eased lack of ers not to produce, but this is dehumanising and ture has also been run- competition will cause an no less inflationary. ning at a record level. inflationary trend. Contraction in an in. The speculative fever One of the better eff- dustry is never an easy Of the mining boom creprocess. It is particularly ated further problems. ects of the mining boom was that it encouraged difficult in rural indusSome of the early buying a group of younger try where capital and Was on credit, as brokers people to invest in their emotional investment are have found to their cost. country. There was a large, and not easily divThere has also been a strong element of gamb- erted into other areas. rush of money from say- ling in their initial in- Nevertheless the only Ings bank accounts to vestments, but with ex- long term solution to the meet commitments, perience this draining the will be cor- problem is to rationalise banks of rected. It would be a pity the industry by increasfunds which would norMany have been used for if a prolonged downturn ing the size of holdings stifled their interest in to an economic area, rehousing and industrial share buying forever. ducing the number of developmen t. holdings. Production It was obvious in NovThe government must should then be kept in ember 1969 that there adjust its credit policy line with demand. This Was excessive liquidity, to give steadier control. is politically unpalatable, and the not have situation should It must also look more but necessary. been allowed to MINING NEWS continue, but no action closely at the factors Reports from the MinWas taken. underlying inflationary ing sector have been good By March, 1970, how- trends, especially those caused by its own expen- to middling. ever, when the Federal diture. Mid-East Minerals and Treasurer began speakLloyd Triestino's 1970 saving season starts in August and closes Westralian Sands have mg of early in January. And. as always, were slashing our normal fares to `ominous Spending on migration made excellent progress Itfl . the economyportents' the absolute minimum. For instance, this year a Lloyd Triestino correchas been criticised on their since Pykes Hill protive forces tourist class passage to Europe starts as low as $367 from Sydney. other than this creates demand. spect. It is not a KamLESS from Melbourne. Adelaide or Fremantle. And if you book a those initiated by the There are, however, balda, but is still quite return trip you still qualify for an additional 10% discount! geNernment were at many cogent reasons for promising. Work. Sounds incredible? It is! And remember when you sail in Lloyd maintaining the high rate Dominion Mining and Triestino's economy season nothing, repeat nothing. changes . . . The mining boom was of immigrati on, including Tullabong Tin have rejust the fare. Same magnificent ships. Same impeccable service. uYulg of its own excesses. national defence. The ported an assay figure of Same superb gourmet cuisine. Same swinging entertainment night Rousing development migrant intake also in- 18.5 per cent. from a 25had and day. If you're travelling on a tight budget and every dollar gone ahead rapidly, creases the labour pool, ton sample counts, this is certainly too good to miss! taken from but. the supply was over- which helps to reduce their Ellen Vee prospect. 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Fifty Years See Changes, Progress For Little Sisters The scene: Fremantle harbour.

CHURCH I TORTURED POPE

Tile date: May 17, 1920. Two cars stood by at the ready. A welcoming

party, comprising a group of the Sisters of Mercy, waited patiently. Plans are now underThen at last, six habitclad nuns stepped down way for an additional 40 the gangway and onto the single rooms to give more wharf. They had finally comfortable accommodation for those already rearrived, safe and well. Today, 50 years have siding in the home. passed since the first In addition to this, Little Sisters of the Poor Glendalough has a 65room 'C' Class hospital arrived in Perth. From six, the commun- to look after the sick. Two doctors are reguity has increased to 1.5. Last Sunday, the Sis- larly in attendance, along ters celebrated the Gol- with the Sisters and den Jubilee of their trained nurses. The Sisters strive alarrival. It seems hardly believ- ways to make the old able that time has flown people at home, to give the place a homely atso quickly. In 1918, the late Arch- mosphere. To this end, the patbishop Clune put in a request for a group of ients and residents unLittle Sisters to look dertake a great deal of after the aged in Perth. occupational therapy. The men occupy themIt was not until two selves with woodwork years later did they and intricate beadwork, come. while the women usually They began their work crochet and make cushin a little house in Ade- ions and dolls. laide Terrace, which the The aim of this is to Archbishop purchased make the old people feel for them. They cared for they're still useful to soc33 old people then. iety. However, as numbers Finished work is disgrew, the demand for played in a special diswider and better accom- play room, where the modation was apparent. public can see them and, On August 4, 1921, the if they are interested, buy Little Sisters moved on them. to Glendalough, where But this is not totally they have remained. a financial venture. The Sisters had a great The Sisters and old deal of help from all sorts folks are extremely of people, and have gone proud that some of th? on from strength to work won awards at a strength, despite inevit- recent craft exhibition. able problems which The Mother Superior, arise from time to time. Sister Marie Agatha, Today, with the help speaking of the days of of full-time and part- hardship. said: time workers, the Sisters "We must thank our care for 170 old people at friends and benefactors their home. for all they have done In 1966, they opened an for us. extension, which houses "We could not do with12 married r ouples. out their help."

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V ATICAN CITY.—The Church today is being tortured by those "within its communion" and by those outside it, Pope Paul VI told a general audience (April 29). Persons making the Church suffer, the Pope said, include those within it "who have abandoned the post they have chosen and which has been assigned to them" and those outside who are trying to suffocate and suppress it.

His Grace, the Archbishop, sharing a joke with Mr. Jack Marchetti, at the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged, Glendalough, last Sunday. Mr. Marchetti, known to all and sundry as "Jack" was A rchbishops.

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Pope Paul said that "the crosses which are inflicted on the Church from within its communion and which offend and torture this communion are no less crude and pernicious than those inflicted from the outside. "The bitterest sorrow for the heart of a mother is the sorrow that is caused her by a son." Nevertheless, the Pope added, there is also great consolation to be found in "the silent patience of many humble, courageous and faithful souls who accept and share the sorrows of the Church. "There is no greater consolation for the heart of a mother than the strong and delicate consolation offered by her sincere sons."

The old boys of St. Ildephonsus' College will be interested to knoW that another "reunion" is Mrs. Ida Watson and Mrs. Veronica Dempster, with Mr. Len O'Grady and Mr. Charles Tuffin showing to be held from May 30, some of the occupational therapy work. 31 and June 1. and Bill Kinshela Johnny Sheiles have got YOUTH CONCERT REVIEW: together and made al' rangements with Father Justin for a great weekend of revisiting. Old Boys are cordially invitNorHer performance ed to return to New The First Youth Con- Variations on a Theme Inspired by a poem, weekend cia for brief this the "Pan, the straddling Lake" by matched her words; cert of the 1970 season by Haydn staying anyone Bakaitis, it had an un- there were a few slight and confirmed a belief that interval. their own should make beauty tinged earthly flaws, began (and several more concert The this series has much betregarding from the orchestra), but arrangements ter programmes than the with a sparkling account with melancholy. accommodation. the deeply felt sincerity Concerts of "The Thieving MagSubscription pie" overture by Rossini. The supreme moment and poetic instinct made made for mere adults. The following Sunday, This was an admirable of the evening was a The concert had its June 7, will be the date apologia for this a memorable even- for the annual Mass and peak in the centre with foil to an atonal work glowing Communion, followed bY Beethoven's Third Piano by the young Australian classical music by Lili ing Kraus. —H.T.G Cugley. a Ian social function. Concerto, and Brahms composer,

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ted the fruits of useful ' Wil—should be coveted and striven for by us. Most brain workers owe their longevity to their mental activity. They enjoy their work as all brain workers do. Many of our early Christian people, who lines results in physical The Last Mile—It's not themselve exhaustion to a s .We are told most economical diet, limited the first mile on the road, about road a leading mainly out of bread onsisting and water, attained c of London on which the second or the third— to a remarkable age. more horses died than that takes our strength Never-the-less we must ance of domestic duties any other, and an enquiry and makes it hard to c onsider what bread was and gardening, walking revealed the fact, it was keep the spirit spurred. . . in those days. Was it not is considered one of the perfectly level. Conse- The thrill of new advenspoken of as "The Staff best exercises for the quently the animals in ture takes us happily aged. travelling over it used along—when we start of Life?" only one set of muscles. upon the journey, marchExperience teaches us, Wholemeal bread is an ing with a song. the functions of the body So, it is varied and symadvantage, containing the metrical exercise of all It's not the must be kept in exercise first mile essential vitamins and in order to maintain its the muscles that lies at but the last that is the minerals. the base of any sound efficiency; and is it not final test—when we've system of physical trainlost the first fresh ferWe read of a famous true of the body, as of ing. any machine, that it will vour of the morning zest Italian writer on dietetrust out from disuse was given Decreptitude is not . . . The last stretch is It was a happy day for Mrs. Kitty Oliver, of St. Anne's Nursing Home, Mt. Lawley, up who to ics, sooner than wear out necessarily an accom- the hardest bit and takes when she celebrated her 95th birthday recently. die at forty years, but from activity or employ- paniment abstemio dopted an us of longevity; it the greatest toll—but Pictured celebrating with her were Sisters M. Mel and Bosco (standing) M. Lelia arc. a is the result of physical that's the grandest bit Immaculate Heart, of the Good Shepherd Convent, Leederville. diet, and lived to be ment? The fact is constantly digressions which in later of all when Heaven is The latter was, for many years, "Aunt Bessie" in The Record, and it was only after more than one hundred a lot of persuasion that she consented to be photographed. She celebrated her observed in persons en- life produce general de- our goal. years old. Diamond Jubilee of Profession last year. gaged in commercial pur- cay and wasting. Coffee, tea, cocoa and suits, who often retire at The aged should not be HINTS TO HOMEMAKERS all forms of alcoholic the age of sixty or sixty- c onsidered superannuatdrinks should be dealt five and then fall into ed members of society; with in strict moderation, for all are harmful to natural vigour and Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE Drinking longevity. B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. Saturday, May 23. Clubplenty of spring water house Party. The House between meals, for those parties are forever popuf ortunate enough to proFloor coverings are possibly the biggest step in establishing your home cure it, will prevent kid- rapid decay. While pro- nor should the last de- lar and it's easy to see fessional men remaining they form the basic foundation for your decor and establish the because cade of their lives be why. Crowds are increasney and gall-bladder stone f ormation, and keep the at work preserve their spent in solemn medita- ing, so if you havn't colour scheme of your room. tissues from impurities. vigour often for another tion upon death. We have been along to one of twenty years or more. a work to do, and should these shows make it this CARPETS.—Today, it CHOOSING CARPETS VYNL FLOORING AND Girls a plate, is possible to buy carpet It is a sad thing to see so order our lives as to time. bathing is Frequent Pronounced pattern T ILES necessary to keep the the nerve-centres decay. be in a fit condition when please and guys the for every room in the carpets look best with These are ever popular drinks. Admission $1. house, and with so many solid colour type furnish- floor coverings for skin cleansed and in a with a corresponding Jesus calls us. kitMuch has been written Transport from No. 1 different types available, ings. con- weakness of body and active necessary chens, halls. laundrys caters regarding for about just William the influence Street 7.45 p.m. mind; but it is still saddition. Neutral or dark car- and bathrooms. der to witness with the of mental activity on the Sunday, May 24. Tennis every need and price compliment pets can They have a very nice As heat production in wrinkling of the skin, a health and upon longe- afternoon and B.B.Q. bracket. furnishing bright s. vity. In the cultivation of Goodbye to the tennis appearance, very hard old age is not so great corresponding shrinking Because of this factor. as in youth or middle of the brain allowing a sympathetic heart we season with a wind up again give plenty Bright carpets combine wearing and a nice feelof do ourselves more series good at Alexande vanity r Pk. thought and some of the life, careful attention well with softer colours. ing underfoot. before buying. should be given to pro- weaker passions, which than those people we courts, Mt. Lawley, 2-5 Never choose patterns or plain Rose a carpet Many of the vynl-type followed by per warm clothing to had been kept in sup- serve. As we grow old we p.m., a under lush Wiltons look best artificial shopcushion-back ed floorings should cultivate B.B.Q. a symat the Clubhouse, maintain a uniform tem- pression, to make themwith antique furniture. never need polishing. pathy for the world at 358 Oxford St., Leeder- lighting, or by a small perature. Extremes of selves apparent. Salt-and-pepper large, for its weakness, ville. Bring yourself, ten- sample in a book, as type They look superb with temperature should, as How different is the every carpet looks en- tweedy carpets look best just a mopping over and for the youth nis of gear and steaks and today; far as possible, be spectacle when the organ and God will reward us make it a good day. tirely different depending with more casual rooms. save a lot of money by avoided. is kept in its integrity a not needing polish or hundredfold. Transport No. 1 William on the amount of light in by constant use, and the Sculptured your home. All firms patterns power for polishing. The world ever gives St., at 1.30. A very important item mental faculties these days are usually with more dressed up are pre- us freely that which we Clubhouse conducive to longevity served in There are so many Notes: The very obliging regarding rooms. all their sim- give to it. is exercise, for the plicity. Clubrooms terns available that you are open lending you fairly large changes incident to adTone-on-Tone Nothing will keep the Tuesday, Thursday and pieces (where compli- can achieve a 'spanish possible) ment vanced years make this Continuous employ- heart so young as the Friday evenings from 8 for you almost any room tiling' effect and many to try out at most necessary. Apart ment of the same physic- cultivation of a spirit of p.m. and all day Sunday home under both daylight without interfering with oiners without having to from the usual perform- al powers on the same cheerfulness and thank- Facilities have terra-cotta include tvp,. bil- and night light con- too much colour. fulness of life and all the liards, table tennis, chess ditions. which can be cold. A point remembe to r, good and beautiful things draughts, darts, T.V. it's better to have con- CERAMIC it brings to us. Such a room and coffee AND MOSAIC TYPES OF CARFETS lounge. tinuous carpetting where spirit will be a great Admission is 20c Wilton and Axminster doorways join to corn- TILES and enasset against premature titles folk to use of would possibly still be bine rooms and give a This can look most atdecay and the waste of these facilities and in- the most popular in the more spacious look. tractive in laundrys, our advanced years. cludes cup of coffee. more expensive range— bathrooms and toiletc. The serene old age Another important They are easily cared The Catholic Social particularly with their which is secured by tem- Club caters for single new range with a high thing is to inspect the and are available _. back perance; sobriety and the 21's and of the carpet. either glazed or sem over. For fur- percentage of wool comc onquest of vicious pas- ther bined with a small per- Threads should be woven glazed. information contact into the backing or very sions and appetites—the Margaret Nally (61-5730) centage of nylon. HowIf you are in the 1: long mellow autumn of after securely bonded. ever, with so many syn5 p.m. or Frank tion life, in which are harves- H of not yet ha; thetictype carpets availumphris (85-4620). A hint here for moth- any fl able such as acrylics, oorcoverings, renylon, evlan and other ers who sit on the lounge member a few coats of room carpet watching clear Estapol can man-made fibres, look it really becomes a matter television, put a rug marvellous and make down for them to sit on. sweeping easier. of personal choice for apCrumbs and dirt are pearance, practicability Next week: easier to clean from a and cost. Treatments. rug than a carpet. If It was a bitterly cold day, but money allows, participants stepped always out in fine style to walk from pick a better type WOODEN PARQUETRY Geraldton to Howatharra FLOORING ( 171 miles) and back (35 miles T HIRD ORDER in all) in the walka- underfelt or air-cushion thon, arranged in aid of tha Stella This can look most Mans type Presentation underlay, as it does effective College's new building. with scatter OF ST. FRANCIS give a nicer feeling un- rugs, but The Third Order of St. lacks the There were "little peo- well over $4000, so the warmth of a wall-tc-wall Francis will meet on ple" of four and five whole derfoot and does make effort looks like carpet. However, is Sunday, May 24, at 3 p.m. years, seniors in their being a huge financial the carpet wear better ideal for allergy suffer- in the All Saints Chapel, sixties, as well as Sisters success. —R.147.and last longer. ers. St. George's Terrace. from the Presentation Convent and Sisters from St. John of God Hospital — a total of over 350 in the company. The walkathon was organised entirely by the girls of the college, and the fourth year students express sincere thanks and appreciation to all St. Franth of Assisi knew Him who helped with their effort — particularly Do pi know Him? parents and friends and Want to follow Him as a CapuchM-Franciccan Friar? those who supplied prizes and donations. There were no casualFor information write: ties, thanks to the vigil. ance of the helpers, paVocational Director, NEWTON RD., CAMPIELLTOWN, S.A. 5074. trolling police, and the ST. FRANCIS FRIARY, co-operation of motorists. Checkpoint officials and car drivers enName ..... couraged the walkers and spurred them on to Address achieve an extra mile. CaPuzlIin Stiff joints and sore feet resulted, but all are City State Postcode ready to continue walking to roundup the sponAge Phone sors for their contributions. 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TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION

Out and about with the . . .

Crucify A Cat?

Majellans Make Bunbury YCW Good Progress

The Y.C.W. dance, held recently was a great success. About 130 people They . came attended general The annual By Provaco. Majellan from all around the disof meeting A cat crucified? How terrible! It is against the groups took place last trict from Harvey down The out-going to Busselton. law to crucify, poison, or in any way kill a domestic Sunday. LEADERS SEMINAR enorreported president that Well, baby? unborn an murder to animal, but The Bunbury and Disis different; a mother's life may be at stake, she mous progress in the tricts Youth Committee may not be able to 'afford' another child, and a groups both as regards will hold a Leaders' Seminterests, of expansion ALL THE BEST, BRIAN doctor may advise an abortion because the woman new groups, and combin- inar for all potential and may die if she goes through with her pregnancy; ed effort on various existing leaders. Those what is she to do? family projects as well interested should contact After all, doctors should know. Yet many have as concerns of national Banbury Y.C.W. office. The new Manjimup been proved wrong with their prophetic forecasts. interest. Members came Tel. 21-3513. Talks and discussions Y.C.W. leaders did a A Perth woman had her first pregnancy at the age from as far as Esperance on topics such as organstirling job in organis- of 44 and was told by three obstetricians that an and Geraldton. A new executive was ising interesting proing the Council. early abortion was her only chance of survival. A They were Eddie Cos- trained nurse, knowing that abortion is murder, elected. Marie Travers grammes, understanding tiuk, Eddie Rose and she decided to have the child. She had a Caesarian was elected the new adolescents and their problems, the co-operapresident. Peter O'Sullivan. operation and now has a beautiful, healthy baby, tion of all youth groups, M. Rev. talk, his n i of president Branch and she, too, enjoys perfect health. Keating asked: "Who is the recognition of leadonly a few months, John The familiar chiche: "The right of every woman our neighbour?" He said ers, the ways in which the chaired Tomala decide what she shall do with her own body" Australians tended to service clubs can help, to Newcouncil meeting. say anything new because women do exer- look to South the function of the Bundoesn't west comers to the council were Ala Kolanek Groj- cise their 'right'—hence, so many abortions. But, Africa, and east to New bury and Districts Youth Committee and many zina, John Buckley and if she uses it to damage her body by the use of Zealand and America. more topics in direct reHarold Behrendt (Al- hard drugs, does the medical and civil law agree Instead, when we answer the question, we lationship to youth leadbany), Teresa Donovan with her 'right?' should see people in ers and their many proband Emily Torrisi (BanThe daily press tells us that women are bitterly need, our brothers and lems. bury). disappointed with the defeat of the Abortion Bill. sisters. If we really beThe age limit is set for A big welcome was How many women have been interviewed? How lieved that they are our people from the age of given to John Smith many will be disappointed to read newspaper head- brothers and sisters, then 20 upwards. (Perth full timer). lines like: "Unforn Babies Sold for Experiments" we have to do something. The cost of the course Wendy Reid was vot- and the horrifying facts involving a London Abor- We spend enormous sums will be $2.00 per person. Congratulatory messages flowed in from all parts of ed in as co-treasurer to on war, but we do not clinic? tion Australia for Brian and Eileen Carlon, who were married help John Kus. Sir Norman St. John-Stevas, M.P., a leading Cath- see that twoithirds of From the Campaign at St. Patrick's, Fremantle, on Saturday, May 16. Many layman, received this information from a medi- the people in the world olic "Living is Loving," Alconditof the greetings came from former Y.C.W. members bany girls are doing eti- cal worker who said that the doctor planned to do not have the can live—they to ions who are now working around Australia. quette, manners and the keep foetuses taken from women in the fourth and only exist. state suspended a in Albany boys are joining seventh months of pregnancy, The It is not enough to Brigidine exBrian, a qualified accountant, spent approximately in some of the lectures. of animation on heart-lung machines until they say 'I have not harmed students' association will t wo years working for and with the young people of These are being given had grown enough for surgery-40 weeks gestation my Asian brothers and hold its annual dinner at not the Hotel Floreat on is Perth as Y.C.W. Boys' fulltime secretary. He believes by Mrs. Pope from the —and then slaughter the unborn children in his sisters.' That loving. Tuesday, June 9. experiments! that these were the best days of his life which he Youth Council. Not an occasional 20c All past pupils are into the Minister of information his gave M.P. The was Eileen bride pretty will always remember. His Social Services, Mr. Crossman, who stopped the but 2 per cent of our in- vited. come—that is what we also .a former president of the girls' Y.C.W. group at For tickets, contact the clinic from selling live abortion foetuses!! be giving if we C should Fremantle. In the Australian Medical Journal of Australia, are convinced that our onvent, any committee member or phone 87-1569 an Adelaide gynaecologist wrote that the opponents Government, our Church, before June 2. stressed justifiably Bill Abortion Reform of the OFF TO MELBOURNE should be giving 2 per the sanctity of human life. cent. for world developHe said too, that there were very few conditions ment. Dr. Keating appealed While driving across in which the life of a woman was urgently endanDance with the TroupAustralia passing gened by pregnancy, and that nobody can deny that to Majellan Groups to adores at Highgate Parenlarge a through town, city, State the destiny of an unborn baby was important to act. "We are doing ish Hall, corner Harold and miles of unchanging that baby, to help others to realise this should not ough group to start Vincent Streets, something, rather than and countryside, we seemed be beyond us. just stopping something," Sunday, May 24. at 8.00 so far away from our Somethtig more positive should be undertaken he said. p.m. fellow workmates. than a complacent or helpless acceptance of any Yet, after spending a necessity for abortion. Family planning for married week together reviewing couples and an impartial, well-informed medical and reflecting on our expert to educate teenagers about interpersonal work, our role in our relationships are suggested as a means of solving homes, with our mates this clamour for abortions. atour and girl friends, SPECIAL titude to study and our OBITUARY: HOSPITAL executive, and how we, as fulltimers, are form ing people, those many miles become miles of MEMORIALS friendship togetherness anone for concern and Annual Holy Commun- Miss Agatha Le Breton other. ion at 5 p.m. Mass, St. died in the Sacred Heart 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE It is not only when Mary's Cathedral, Sun- Hospice, Darlington, Bob Ryan was one of the many Y.C.W. Leaders to we're in Y.C.W. that we day May 24. Members Sydney. Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected f arewell their President Norm Johnston when he left use the Cardijn method requested to be seated anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. Better known by her is by 4.45 p.m. Designs and Quotes without obligation. nom de plume, Miriam for Melbourne on Friday to attend the National Execu- of formation but it a continuous thing, that "We have over 60 years experience." Phone 5-1661 Tuesday 26. State Con- Agatha, Miss Le Breton tive Meeting. Norm will be extending his stay in the we should use through This will com- was born at MaryborEast and Key Davis and himself plan to drive to Syd- our lives, brought home ference. Holy Mass, ough, Queensland, on with mence to us that the see, judge, in All Saints Chapel, at June 28, 1886, the 12th ney and possibly to Surfers' Paradise. act method is the guts of 9.15 a.m. Followed by and youngest child of Y.C.W. Conference business in Thomas and Margaret over the downstairs room at Le (Thomas, back Breton Looking 235 Newcastle Street, Perth the week, the sessions, the Centre commencing born in Sydney in 1842; Licensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty the informal chats, the 10 a.m. His Grace, Arch- Margaret arrived there W.A.O.A. week was probably one bishop Goody will attend from Kilkenny in 1855). Phone 28 7424 Merchants Hardware Guest a.m. 10.30 Agatha Le Breton was of the most beneficial at O PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST 0#41,4.#0#41 4,411, ,41411.4 in my formation as a speaker that afternoon educated by the Sisters 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 Townsend. Mrs. be will Y.C.W. of Mercy at MaryborR es.: 67 1685 JOHN SMITH. and her subject "Books". ough and Townsville, she became a puWoo-Second day, Wednes- where in 1901. She teacher pil THE day, 27, Mass commencCATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU ing at 9.45 a.m.. then the taught also at Monte St. WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY previous day's confer- Angelo (1906), Townsence 10.30 a.m. procedure ville again (1908), St. DANCING PICNICS Canice's and St. Mary's followed. CABARETS TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF S ftC Cathedral Girls' SchoOl P ARTIES Leederville branch reRIVER TRIPS in Sydney, and St. Thom1 ports that at their meet4,‘4 A THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS as's, Lewisham. In 1917 ing, members had the Further Details: Fred Curran, 38134 — the Educapleasure of listening to she joined Helmi Van Nicrop, 71 7943. for Department, tion an address by Sister Mary the for taught she which Philomena from St. Joseph's Orphanage, now next seventeen years. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul She spent her spare known as Catherine McAuley Sister time writing, until, in Centre. gave an interesting out- 1934, she retired from line of work done by the the Department to give CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suits) Sisters and concluded by full time to the apostoCROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO WHEN IN KALGOORLIE SHOP AT— letting members know late of the pen. ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES. first published Her how badly in need of help KINDLY DELIVER TO METROPOLITAN DEPOTthe home is in W.A. story, "Stoney's Reform48 GORDON STRET, OSBORNE PARK OR Hearing of an entertain- ation," appeared in The SOCIETY STORES ATment to be held at the Messenger of January, 318 BULWER STREET, PERTH home the following week, 1903, and for the next 60 46 EIGHTH AVENUE, MAYLANDS members advised Sister years she wrote regular24 HELENA STREET, MIDLAND that the be supper would Messenger The for ly HOUSEHOLD R ADIO, REFRIGERATION and ALL 142 HAMPTON ROAD, BEACONSFIELD supplied by them, as a and for the children's 241 NORTH BEACH ROAD donation to the home. ELECTRICAL DEALERS sections of The Annals TELEPHONE: 24 5041 or After Hours: 45 4380 4,04P4,0,11.0#4,11,41.411,0 Card party at Star of and The Far East. t o arrange for pick-up retiring, and Quiet the Sea Hall, Cottesloe, In Bunbury please deliver to 28 Victoria Street HOME was Breton THE 1.30 p.m. Tuesday, May A gatha Le EVERYTHING FOR Phone 21 2951 26. dearly loved throughout ,041,0#4,4PAP# 1 , INIP,M#4 , I , ,""•••••••,W 441 , ••••••••#4,41,41.,#####4 We also require donations of shop display fixtures ZeaNew and Australia Applecross. Mannequin show cases etc., for our metropolitan store . FIRST ALWAYS WITH THE LATEST parade Monday 25th at land. Many will mourn Please Phone 24 5041 Boorogoon Hotel, 8 p.m. her passing.—R.I.P.

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THE

IRISH CHATTER

Church Of Ireland Centenary An Ecumenical Occasion

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Thursday, May 21, 197(

THE ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATE:

HOW IT WORKS

Many parents are asking questions cbout the revolutionary newA gov ercnhm ie: ment Certificate which is being introduced this year into our secondary schools. of its kind in Ottawa. Al l the government schools wil l particip ate and over 80% of non They began with a staff schools . of three nine years ago

A specially bound Self-reliance and enlightment. volume of essays commemorating the centenAt a dinner held after ary of the disestablish- the ceremony the Taoise- and now employ a staff The scheme compares They are English, ma- to work at levels which ' am will now be taket rnent of the Church of ach (Prime Minister), of 45. very favourably with thematics, social studies suit their abilities. ln into account. similar schemes which and science. Ireland was presented Mr. John Lynch, T.D., The brothers other subjects, students * The assess m ent, have exe- exist in Sweden and New to the Archbishop of proposing the toast to cuted commissi will be able to choose shown on the ons in certifim English, social studies Armagh and Primate of the Church of Ireland many parts of the world, South Wales, as well as from a wider variety of es will be fairer to and science have three singled in Scotland. out self-relian ce Ireland, All the Most subjects to suit their dents since they winstytt including the Canadian grades of passes — ad Rev. Dr. G. 0. Simms, and enlightenment as its Government offices on i nterests. based on overall pet. This extract from tit an ecumenical service two most prominent Fifth Avenue, New York. famous 1947 Scottish the vanced, intermediate and formance during eao * Teachers will be basic. Methema Retics has cha racteristic s in the cenof worship in the chapel year and will not deper4 able concentra port * to on Educatio * te * on n desfour grades advanced — tury since its disestabof Gonzaga College, cribes, with exactness ordinary, elementary and more important aspects on a single examination hlistoric Flight Dublin on Wednesday, lishment. of education such as im- at the end of Third and inspiration, what ed- basic. Recalled Guests from all over April 16. proving attitudes and Year. ucationists hope to

Ireland attended the dinA plaque to the mem- achieve by this type * Employers will get Students will be encouraging students to of Entitled, "Irish Angli- ner. Amongst those at- ory of the first men to fly system awarded passes accord- s tudy independently, a truer and more useful . canism, 1869-1969", the tending were the Most from east to west across ing to the level at rather than training stu- picture of a student's volume was sponsored Rev. Dr. Peter Birch, the North Atlantic was which they have studied dents to pass a final achievements. The influence of and edited by Rev. Bishop of Ossory, who unveiled in the main the year. exam. Aspects of educa- E. H. M. LEWIS, examinations is three- throughout Michael Hurly, S.J., Pro- represented the Catholic concourse at Dublin AirIt affects the Those who do best with- tion such as oral expres- Minister for Education, fessor of Dogmatics and Hierarchy; bishops of port on Thursday, April fold. t reatment of the exam- in each level will be sion, which could not be Deputy Leader, Ecumenics, Milltown In- the Church of Ireland; 16. The ceremony was inable subjects them- awarded passes with cre- assessed in a written exS,,ite Country Party, stitute of Theology and Mr. J. R. Lindsay, asses- performed jointly by Mr. dits, which will be re Philosophy, Dublin, who sor to the Archbishop of Michael Dargan, general selves, tending always to corded on their certifi exalt the written above also made the presenta- Armagh who replied to manager, Aer Lingus/ cates. tion. the toast; the Tanaiste Irish International Air- the spoken, to magnify memory and mastery of ( Deputy Prime Minister) lines and Herr Hans SusThe pubKcation is desfact at the expense of Other subjects and Mrs. Childers; Cab- senguth, Executive cribed as a tribute to the Apart from core subinet Ministers and Oppo- Board Director of the understanding and liveChurch of Ireland from liness of mind. It de- jects, there is a wide sition Leaders. German airline Lufthscholars representing all presses the status of the range of other subjects Also present were Mr. ansa. major non-Anglican non-examinable, so that which students may take ROME: The newly created council of the Synod ci Maurice Hayes, Chairman The plaque was erect- the aesthetic churches in Ireland. and crea- for the certificate. These Bishops met for the first time on May of the Community Rela- ed by Aer Lingus and 12-15 tive side of education, include art, languages, R ome. Those taking part in tions Commission in the Lufthansa to commem- with all its possibilities music, drama and techthe ceremony included North of Ireland; Mr. orate the historic flight for human satisfaction nical subjects such as Two principal items this, Pope Paul VI ora the Rev. Robert A. Nel- John Hume, M.P., (Stor- o f the Junkers built and cultural enrichment, metalwork, typing and on the agenda of the 15- ered the creation of tik son, Minister of Rathgar mont): representatives "Bremen", crewed by remains largely undevel- technical drawing. member body were the council of the synoch Methodist Church and o f the major Religious t wo Germans, Captain oped and poorly esteemwith 11 secretary of the Dublin Orders and of the Uni- Hermann Each student's certifi organisation of the syn- secretariat, Koehl and ed. And lastly, the ex- cate will show which Council of Churches, the versities; members of Baron Gunther of od's secretariat and the members elected by tk von amination which began these optional subjects implementation of reso- synod's participants Very Rev. J. L. M. Haire, the diplomatic Corps Huenefeld, and an Irishat principal cf the Presby- end the judiciary. man, Colonel James C. as a means, becomes for he has studied, and the lutions of last autumn's three appointed by his. many the end itself. In quality of work terian College in Belfast President de Valera Fitzmaurice, which took achiev- second session of the self. and chairman of thc was represented by his off from Baldonnel Aero- the atmosphere created ed in each subjects. This synod. Other resolutions it by this preoccupation will be These tasks coincide last autumn's synod calIrish Council of Churches aide-de-camp, shown by a letColonel drome in Co. Dublin on with examinat ion suc- ter (A, B, or C) whereas with two points of that led for clearer delineo April 12, 1928. and the Very Reverend Sean Brennan. cess, it is difficult to in the core Cecil McGarry, S.J., Supsubjects it synod's ninth resolution: tion of the competencies Th irty-eight and half think nobly of educa* * * erior of the Irish Jesuit will be shown by the "The secretariat of the of bishops either indif hours later their aerotion, to see in it the end- word "advance Province who delivered Status of women in Irish plane landed on d", "ele- synod should be expand- idually or in bishop Greenly Society. the homily. The blessing ed and made permanent conferences, and more Island off the coast of less quest of man's pre- mentary", or "basic." paration for either sociwas given by Dr. Simms. so that it can prepare communication and col The Irish Government Labrador. ety or solitude. Boys and girls from has established a Comthe work of the synod laboration between EastThe Board in charge The Irish Aviation schools of all denomina- mission to examine and and bring into effect the ern-rite synods and tbe Club The Achievem will ent also CercommemWhat matters supremetions on both sides of the report on the status of resolutions of the synod organs of the Holy See. Border acted as ushers. women in Irish society. orate the achievements ly is not the precise tificate system will be after the approval of the The synod also urged of Colonel Fitzmaurice. amoun by the t of factual know- administered Holy Father. bishops be informthat The terms of reference A medallion will be newly-ap pointed Board ledge young people have That resolution con- ed about decrees of the of the Commission are: awarded each year to the acquired at a given age, of secondary Education. tinued: "The secretariat "To examine and report person making the most Holy See prior to thei. but whether they are It has 19 members, in- should do so with the on the status of women outstanding contribution publication, that th cluding senior represenin Irish society, to make to sporting aviation in leaving school with alert tatives of the Education collaboration of some synod's structure be it brains and unblunted r ecommendations on the Ireland. A fund, to be Department, the Univers- bishops designated by vised to make its di the synod according to legiality more manifest, steps necessary to en- known as the Colonel curiosity, responsive to ity, the Institute of Technorms to be sure the participation of James Fitzmaurice Mem- excellence of every kind nology, independ estab- and that the synod te ent secwomen on equal terms orial Fund, is also being and possessed of such ondary lished." summoned every other schools, the State and conditions with men established, the income an abiding interest in School In compliance wit year. Teachers Union. ' in the political, social, from which will be used the things of the mind as and the community. FRON cultural and economic to send Irish competit- will keep them learning All types of $70 life of the country and to ors to other countries to and wanting to learn all Safeguards in standards aids in stock. indicate the implications compete in international life long. The whole point of the • FREE H7:-.ARING generally —including the aviation sporting events. So far from promot- new system is that the TEST • LIBERAL estimated cost—of such ing this high ideal, the teacher is in the best poT RADE-INS. r ecommendations". Thre e Australian external examination is, sition to know how a • CONCESSIONS * * * in our opinion, one of student has performed TO PENSIONERS BOMBAY, India—An official spokesmen of tht Dubliner's Success Story Churches To Vote the greatest obstacles to in school. Nevertheless its realisation." Jesuits in Canada. has expressed -deep regret - that Fathe the Board of Secondary ADELAIDE, South AusEducation will not Two issue tralia Australia Dublin brothers, — The n Vincent Ferrer had left the Society of Jesus. Hi HONE 23 4960 The major benefit for a certificate until it is graduates of the School Methodist, Presbyterian all students working unmade a formal request to be released from obli of Architecture in Uni- and with Congregational der the assessment sys- satisfied each teacher's gations versity to the Society. It was effected on Mare assessment. BATTERIES - CORDS College, Dublin, churches are expected to tem is that he continuhave met with consider- vote on a unity plan by ously and every There AND SERVICE are two safe 30. day has able success in their 1972. FOR ALL MAKES the chance to prove him- guards to ensure th,ochosen field in Canada. lye days later, the ex- matter of deep regre uniform standards are OF HEARING AIDS If the three churches self. maintaine Jesuit married his secre- that one who has fo: E asy Terms d, througho ut Timothy and Patrick approve the plan, they He need not fear any all schools participating. tary, 23-year-old Anne years been working fo: Murray, Architects and will come together as Firstly, experienced Perry, from Britain. The the uplift of the poor Town Planners, are dir- the Uniting Church of longer that a bad performance in a three hour teachers, specialists in ceremony took place in a India, and who has be ectors of the largest firm Australia. examination will waste their own subject, will village on India's east a source of inspiratiot the three previous year's visit schools and inspect coast, where the priest to many Christians, wig, work and jeopardise his school assessments and has been helping farm- have the economic atie ers since November, social betterment of IN future career and job standard of work. 1968. prospects. poor of this world at The marriage consisted heart, Secondly, a series of should 110 Teachers will assess tests has been designed, in an exchange of rings thought fit to renounce their pupils' progress to enable schools c °molt' religious to and marigold garlands. his and achievements over compare their own stan- It is alleged that the ments." the first three years of dards and assessments couple invited an Indian secondary school, and with other schools. They Protestant bishop to perOn behalf of the 10! these assessments will are called 'comparabil- form the ceremony, but Spanish and 165 Indig be recorded on each pu- ity tests." Results of he declined. The 49-year- Jesuits in this ProvinCe pil's certificate. All pu- these tests are not re- old ex-Jesuit incurs ex- the thank official pils will be awarded cer- corded on the certificate. communication by the Father Ferrer for tbf tificates whether or not They are purely to help marriage. inspiration he had giver, spokesman of the to others and praye. Offers to all Parishes a Service they complete third-year schools determine their BoThe mbay Jesuit Province that he may continue IV own standards. embracing every aspect of the high school. told the press: "It is a work for the poor. The certificate could Funeral Rites for Cathol ics. perhaps be described as What are the benefits of Our Chapels are at: the Achievement W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS a three-year assessment, Certificate? 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Catholics In Scotland Face Women Saints To Wonderful Life he T Decisions On Schools

Be Doctors Of The Church

"Mummy and Daddy, I am so glad we came to Perth. It is a beautiful city, full of kind live in and I am l iving a wonderful life." eople, p GLASGOW, Scotland: About a quarter of a million Catholic a Sunday sermon, this tribute starts many Like in Scotland are facing growing controversy over parents canin but, quotation, this case, meaningful with a Saint Sacred or traditional any to their education. credited children's not be the spontaneous thanksgiving is a complex problem, at the root of which is the legal right of al l Scottish was It This cripture. S Nearly two years ago when Pope Paul VI anmigrant girl, who, despite an incurable Catholic parents to have their children educated at State-built Catholic schools in of a young his intention to honour St. Teresa of Jesus nounced of are where there Catholic sufficient areas numbers, children. its and that people Perth heart ailment, discovered and St. Catherine of Siena with the title of Doctor life. wonderful the achieve to her Under Great Britain's was "politically unwise," ly, weakens the case for of the Church, this was received with great joy, helped Catholic A few years ago, this teenage girl arrived from 1918 Education Act, the and that such moves separated not only by the members of the Discalced Carmelite schools. England with no friends, (apart from her family State builds separate would be resisted. her), and was fearful that her schools for Catholic and national Order, friars and nuns, but by Cardinals, Bishops, Scotland's The Scottish Labour who accompanied the of Lay General Superiors of religious orders and congrethe for from company her Council exclude nathe on Party, acting children, non-Catholic infirmity would tional level, postponed Apostolate, which exam- gations, Rectors and Senates of universities in surf, and spot-loving Australians, paying the entire bill. the reputedly sun, on the issue for ined the issue on an ur- many parts of the world. action owns and State The of of circle friends her months, but, within a few Many petitions that this honour be conferred gent basis through its controls these schools; a year. wider beliefs was much various and age own her subspecial education sent to the Holy Father. were are Church authorities known. previously COMMITTEE than she had ever committee, has recom At this point of time it is particularly fitting that responsible for the reher friends knew her of one every and Each RECOMMENDS mended to the Scottish these two women should be declared Doctors of ligious curriculum, the NEW STATEMENT health was rapidly deteriorating and that her life moral tone of the school, bishops' that a new pas- the Church. This title and honour is given to one she despite this, but, limited, very was expectancy The Glasgow educa- toral letter should be who is renowned for holiness and for eminence and the selection of representative, drafted tional re-stating, in of doctrine, which has influenced the life of the was taken to excursions, clubs meetings and treated staff. Canon John McGuckin, simple language, the case as an equal in every way, and where physical aid Church through a deeper understanding of ATTACKERS said: "We resent the for Catholic schools. was necessary, it was made a subject of joy and of the faith. mysteries If the bishops do deThree groups have con- words "segregation" and laughter. Holy Church, through the teachings of the recent do They another "integration." produce to cide This wonderful life ended suddenly on April 24, stantly attacked the polThey joint-statement, they will Vatican Council is entering into a more profound not apply here. icy. These are: 1970, and the friendship continued by many acts of in find an instant audience awareness of the mystery of her own nature and used normally are want who Humanists, • kindness and consideration. being people of context in all sections of Scot- purpose in leading men to Christ, the Light of the all religious education nations. Some credit for the tremendous love and serenity removed from schools; refused civil rights, of tish society. Two women are now to be set before us as kept being is also due to the young girl whose lack of self pity • Clergy other forcibly of teachers who lived the mystery of the Church as Churches, who feel the apart." won the admiration of all who knew her. John Tracy, Father Bride of Christ, and who, by their inspired words, It may be that the purpose of her life was to policy is a divisive eleS.J,. an educationalist society, Scottish gave us a clearer insight into the Bride's union with in ment eternal the that State this to newcomer assure the particularly in the West and headmaster, said: Christ. St. Catherine lived the mystery of being the and God the of love friendship, simple of alues v "In Scotland, Catholics Cathwhere Scotland, of of Christ and taught us to love the Pope as Bride more still are suffering in neighbour, and patience olic-Protestant relations are not oppressed. They Christ's other self. Herein is the Bride's sure way topical some the of than found, be to bundanantly a have had long, hostile are not denied basic of proving love for Christ Himself. headlines in newspapers would suggest. rights. They are not exroots. The Mullewa Majellan Teresa of Jesus draws us into the purpose of the • Some Catholics, who cluded by the rest of so- meeting for April was Church, into that holy intimacy with Christ which Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set feel 'integrated' school ciety. held at the home of Mrs. befits the Bride and to which all the members of "On the contrary, they Jill Freeman. ing would be more in Fifteen the Church are called by their Baptism (Constitukeeping with an ecumen- have an educational sys- ladies were present. tion on the Church No. 39). the from Catem which, ical age. After saying the Rosary C ITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 St. Teresa of Avila, together with St. John of the is and reading the minutes viewpoint, about tholic are Catholics LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Doctor of the Church, laboured to set forth Cross, ideal. one in six in the overof the previous meeting, "They must do every- the president read a the practical rules of theology which must guide population. all CA-? thing in their power to chapter from the New the growth of the soul in that loving awareness of The problem has beeg preserve it." Testament. This was the Blessed Trinity which is eternal life, already some for simmering "Jesus on possessed by the baptised person. For several Teaching Part of the problem. time. It boiled over re YOUR CHEMI ST Prayer", taken from an and importcertainly centuries, Teresa of Jesus has been accorded excepGlasgow the when cently Luke. A discussion fol- tional honour by the theologians of the spiritual City Labour Party — ant part of it, is the lowed. life, including Popes and Doctors of the Church. many of Glasgow's La- shortage of teachers. Mgr. Bryan then gave 429 Albany Highway, Vic Park (opp. P.O.) 61 10Th They have repeatedly referred to her writings as bour voters are Catholics Many Catholic sup- a talk on "Evil and and on the subject of that growing intimsurprisingly — the authoritative of present porters CONS,,', - OUR TRAINED COS'.,t.-:TlCIAN Good". Several of the overwhelmingly decided policy are worried over which is the objective and mainChrist with acy ladies then asked him For Your Convenience Use Our Night Service. to seek an end to separ- this. They expect the questions apostolate. The Church Church's the of spring of various ated schooling in the situation to get worse. items. The answers were exists for no other purpose than to join men to city. Many Catholic schools much appreciated by all Christ in holy love; and her apostolate to win men Official Catholic spokes- have a high percentage present. The next meet- to Christ is effective through the holiness of her men were quick to re- of non-Catholic teach- ing will be at the Pres- children. Cardinal Dopfner of Munich 1,vrit... ply that this decision ers, and this, consequent- bytery on May 27. "Clearly, if today by God's will, the function of women in the Church is to be studied carefully, it it most fitting that the magisterial position should be more openly acknowledged of that woman of H olland & Venetian Blinds; whom the Liturgy has been saying for so long: 'we "This C anvas & Aluminium Awnings, are nourished by her heavenly doctrine'." blessed proclamation," says Cardinal Martin of F lyscreens, Tarpaulins. France, "will set in full light the intimate union VIENNA, Austria.—Hard-line communists, who have returned to power which can and must exist between the engagement with the surrounding world and the interior life in Czechoslovakia. are tightening the screws on priests in the Slovakia which is the profound source of the strength and region where, by the government's own statistics, four out of five 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. fecundity of all true apostolate". baptised Catholics maintain their belief in God. 6 1 1620 61 1539 However, much hard work had to be done after First a The Slovakian author- religious instruction in the initiative taken by the Holy Father. Sacred the by called be to had experts of group ities, rejecting the re- schools by the end of latively relaxed inter- the current school year Congregation of Rites to establish the theological principle that "the title of Doctor of the Church pretation of regulations in June. on religion during Alexcan be given to saintly women who, by means of Their activities are re- holiness and distinguished doctrine greatly conander Dubcek's liberalised regime in 1968. structed to nursing the tributed to the common good of the Church". have ordered strict ap- mentally ill and taking The Faculty of Theology of the Discalced Carmelplication of the pro- care of children with in Rome had then to produce a thorough study ites physical or mental devisions. the eminence of the doctine of St. Teresa showing A dditionally, a Slova- fects. of Jesus and its widespread influence in the life kian decree dated JanuIn March, a Slovakian of the Church, and proving by many arguments ary 28 places new and priest. Father Albin the fittingness of declaring this particular women harsher restrictions on Senaj, parish adminis- a Doctor of the Church. This work, together with priests and Religious. trator in Zazryva, was the petitions of Cardinals and Bishops from many Every priest, for ex- arrested on broad charparts of the world, was presented with a learnel ample, must now obtain ges of exceeding the discourse by Cardinal Larraona to the Sacred Cona certificate showing he "limits of the law" and gregation for the Causes of Saints. has no police record, an "abusing his priestly The Cardinals of this Congregation gave their ominous requirement functions". unanimous vote on July 15, 1969, that St. Teresa of in the perspective of Discalced CarmelCzechoslovakia's recent His "crime" was said Jesus, Virgin, Foundress of the history. to be carrying out his ites, was worthy to be proclaimed Doctor of the priestly activities, al- Church. Finally, the Holy Father, receiving this Also, under the new decree, express governthough his license to vote of the Sacred Congregation, has announced function as a clergyman that he will proclaim her Doctor of the Church ment approval is rehad been withdrawn by September 27, 1970. quired for: the civil authorities. This news brings joy to all who have at heart • Any pastoral activity or even any pastoral act the Church's need for a deep interior life with outside the priest's own Christ, if the good work begun by 11 Vatican parish. Council is to bear the expected fruit. • The Carmelite Order is organising a trip to Rome Any pastoral activity From the beginning of MAY this year until the end of OCTOBER, Week-End by retired the momentous occasion of the declaration of priests for or R etreats of a NEW kind will be conducted regularly at the BENEDICTINE Priest-workers with perthe first woman Doctor of the Church. The tour, MONASTERY, NEW NORCIA. The number of retreatants on each occasion mission being given lasting approximately three weeks, will include will not exceed TWELVE. only for Sundays and visits to places of Carmelite interest and other Instead of the usual formal conferences and spiritual exercises, the emphasis special occasions. look- major shrines. Tertiaries, Confraternity members is Club Irish The will be on RECOLLECTION, INFORMATIVE TALKS, DIALOGUE WITH THE • The private celebra- ing for heads to make and others interested are advised to contact Rev. MONKS, and PARTICIPATION IN THE MONASTIC LIFE generally. tion of Mass and that up a party-booking for Fr. Silvester, O.D.C. Mount Marcel, St. Andrew's New Norcia is located on the Great Northern Highway, 82 miles from Perth, without the participa- the dances, Road, Minto, N.S.W. 2566, as soon as possible. Georgian and the Monastery provides a secluded, historical country-setting of great tion of the public and in who His at appear natural charm. The Monastery Guest-House has been enlarged to receive a place specified by the Majesty shortly. Prices retreatants. government. are greatly reduced. Enquiry is invited also from others, BESIDES RETREATANTS, to facilitate • Any "spiritual and their visiting the Monastery AT ANY TIME to obtain advice and guidance. Those interested conauxiliary activity" by Secretary Paddy tact A pplicants should mention the intended dare and time of arrival, and_ laymen. -SOLE AGENTSMurphy on 69 1849. WRITE to: Rev. Father A. McPhee, 0.5.8., Recently, nuns in SloR. CONNABEER & COMPANY t Aspiring Gaelic footvakia were ordered to Benedictine Monastery, New Norcia, 6509. t conalso HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 should 165 ballers ,-ease all activities in • 4.41,41,41.4•••••###IIMMI#4.0.44,11,......14"0.04,4140.4.4.04•444`~.40.1.#0, parishes, and to stop tact Mr. Murphy. 0

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The story itself is valid enough. But, if moral ethics worry you, then "Can Heironymus Merkin ever forget Mercy Humpoe and find true happiness," is a film to stay well away from.

JOHN BRYANT

Why We Buy

In an era of movie der to satisfy the scismaking in which the 'in' sor-man. thing is to get a work Well look, the rotter past the censor on the gets his just reward, so ground of its artistic that's sufficient — all qualities, the guidelines will be turned away befor determining sincere cause that's what hapcreative work are slow- pens to such people. Not ly disappearing. true. Some people never Sensitive acting musi- get hurt. cal score, literary value, There is too much sex. comedy, technical fea- If there is a legitimate tures, were all fields place for sex in a film, which could be lent on then it cannot be conto support the inevitable demned, for it is a real part of life that may not sex scene. Sex here only becomes be ignored. a problem in a moral A film that, in its ensense, when it is not por- tirety, has no distinct trayed in its pure form. message to tell, or posThen, morally, it must sesses few of the afforebe condemned. mentioned characterisAnthony Newly pro- tics of legitimate theme, duced, directed, wrote, cannot impress. and starred in "Heironymus . . " It is a film It can make one think, yes; the result may well within a film. Merkin is producing a be a non-answer. Not film about his past — because its message is or parts thereof he is too sophisticated, but because there never was prepared to believe. We any message to be are taken back into the learnt. dream-world he has creFrom a techhical ated. He is selfish, has not point of view, the film the capacity to love or is perfect. appreciate another. His Newly sings nine songs lust of love is selfish — he composed, the lyrics he suffers the cruel re- of which were written ward. by Herbert Kretzmer. It is not difficult to "Merkin . . " is showtheorise that the down- ing at the Piccadilly fall of this man is the Theatre. It is classified mechanic device Newly Suitable Only For has fallen back on in or- Adults.

It is now necessary for A commercial that has almost every article to intense variations in light be advertised if it is to I and sound will attract be marketed on a com- the viewer, because of mercial scale. reflex-reaction to such Television is a medium stimuli. that gives great versatilWe can only retain a ity to the advertiser. It certain amount at any is the only medium that one time. The more comcan offer sight and sound plex a commer cial is the simultaneously to its less it will attract. advertisers. With a series of quick The television commercial uses certain techni- flashes, the viewer will ep.,characteristics to sell either become too cona product. These include fused in finding the mesa nimation, music, sage and lose all interest, or on reflection will find humour. -,• it difficult to remember A cartoon-type com- what the advertise ment mercial appeals to the was about. The simpler viewer. Animation repre- the scene, the easier it is sents fantasy—a dream for the viewer to underworld, in which all is stand and remember. \ true. If there is little con•\ The viewer must be trast in colour, if the • satisfied that what he is message is repeated An being told in the corn- !often, and if the commermercial is true. Disbelief cial is of short duration, deadens all attention. I perceptpal stimulae are An advertising sales- deadened and attention man who tried to find out is easily lost. A documentary on the what attracted people's Novelty stimulates in- impassioned controverattention, concluded that terest. Something new sial Irish girl, Bernadette we allocate our attention and unusual will attract Devlin, is scheduled for into categories, according attention and may create ABC-TV this week. to how important we a desire for that product. This portrait of what judge them to be. The degree of atten- drives a rebel will be There is a limited de- tion given may depend shown at 9.10 p.m. on mand for products like on physical conditions Wednesday, May 27. car tyres, toothpaste, within the viewer him- It covers the crucial and tobacco. Products of self. eight months in her life this nature can only from her entry into WestHis general health, appeal when they are reminster as Britain's state of fatigue, job inquired. Member of terest, and his own cap- youngest A man will not buy 10 ability of maintaining in- Parliament, to the sad of the car tyres at once just be- terest are all variable aftermath cause he saw an adver- factors that must be con- troubles. It begins as the bytisement on T.V. sidered. election results are being Food and clothing are Journals, magazines, announced: Mid-Ulster different. People tend to and television are of con- voters have elected her to buy these products even siderable value to the represent them in WesttAgligh they may not be advertise r because they minster, and she becomes 21.,eeded. engage the attention of headline news. Her vic6WN: Sunday, May 24 — religion. Expectancy and motiv- the consumer when he is tory is celebrated in a 11.15 p.m. The Epilogue — The Choir of ation play an important most susceptable to ad- pub, and Bernadette hert he Church of the Jesuit Fathers, Farmpart in obtaining the vertising—during leisure self leads the singing. street. viewer's attention. hours. Later she talks about Monday, May 24 to Friday, May 29. her working-class back6.10 a.m.: Readings from the Bible. Father ground. Philip Green of Hobart. The 23-year-old civil Mal Sutton's voice is well known on Channel rights leader received a Seven . He is the principal booth announcer for 1 1.50 a.m. Evening Meditation. Father three-month suspended the station. Jerome Crowe of Melbourne. prison sentence on MonMal is occasionally seen doing the weather and day for disrupting a local Sunday, May 24, 6WN, 7.30 p.m. — Sacred government meeting at the late night news. His main on-camera work Music, Hail True Body, a programme of musthe OMAGH Urban is in the children's show, where he hosts the ic about Christian Eucharist presented by Saturday morning Children's Channel Seven with Council. Patrick Kirkwood. She was accused of hostess Carolyn Noble. 6WF, 8 p.m., Dispossessed. Jillian breaking up the meeting Mal Sutton began his career with radio 2RG t alks, with people in various walks et i ,.e with shouts' .. and de- in N.S.W. Since then he has worked in Victoria, about the responsibilities each member cf mands for North Ire Tasmania and now Western Australia. During ABC-TV: Sunday, May 24 — Ballet and society has towards his fellow man with speland's Catholics. this time, he has handled all types of proand Religion. cial reference to the Aboriginal people ard grammes from breakfast sessions to late even8.50: The Best of the Bolshoi. their culture. ings. 9.45: The Sermon on the Mount. The 6WN, 9.15 p.m. Cross-Ways: Stop, Look, Christian's Prayer Part Two. His first television work was with TVT6 in Listen, a programme for Mass Media SunMonday, May 25 — Documentary. Hobart, as an announcer. This provided Mal clay. It takes a look at the potential and 8.55: Civilisation. Grandeur and Obediwith the opportunity to do interviewing, onpower of Mass Media and responsibility ence. camera commercials, booth announcing and t he use of it. 'Papal Rome — the Rome of Sixtus V — is newsreading. the most grandiose piece of town planning He has only been with Channel Seven since 6WN, 9.45 p.m. In Quires and Places. NEW CARTOON ever attempted, and it anticipates by fifty last October, but is rapidly becoming a wellThe Bach Society of W.A. ADVENTURE SERIES years the great town plans of France and Here come The Catta- known personality in Perth. Germany. The amazing thing is that it was He is very popular with children and is in nooga Cats! The gay, done only a generation after Rome had been, colourful quartet and constant demand for charity shows of all types. as it seemed, completely humiliated — alMal Sutton is probably Channel Seven's most their friends arrive on most wiped off the map. The city had been ABC-TV at 5.30 p.m. on versatile personality . sacked and burnt, the people of northern Europe were heretics, the Turks were threatSunday, May 24 in a ening Vienna. It could have seemed to a farbright new weekly sersighted intel lectual_ that the papacy's, only ies created by the tai1:11:s course was to face the facts, and accept its ented Hanna-Barbera dependence on the gold of America, doled cartoon team. It corn out through Spain. Well, as you can see, this bines comedy, adven223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER didn't happen. Rome and the Church of ture, an exciting serial Next year's Eurovision W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors Rome regained many of the territories it and zany events in a Song Contest will be held had lost and became once more a great non-stop entertainment in Dublin. For Better Paving Contact Us spiritual force.' Words of Sir Kenneth Clark. parade. We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of The cats are four folkRadio Telefis Eireann, R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. STW 9: Sunday, May 24 — religion and currock entertainers who (Irish Broadcasting rent affairs. AuWe have a most modern plant including power meet with adventure un- thority), will act as host, MONUMENTAL Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, 11.00 a.m.: Who's Switched On: limited as they roam but final details have SPECIALISTS to 10.10: Here, Now. Estimates Submitted Free the country in their in- be decided at a meeting Country Clients please note that we have a Statecredible vehicle, the Gas of the European Broad 483 Great Eastern wide Service, and will gladly quote on a Hopper. They're a great casting Union in MonHiway, Redcliffe requirements. quartet: Country, a slim, treaux in Switzerla nd ultra-cool swinger who next month. Phone 65 3157 I We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. dresses in mod-style; Prompt Delivery. After Hours 67 3815 cute Kitty Jo, a miniThe decision as to the PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 1 04, 0,41 , skirted fluff of honey venue follows on Ire- .11•••••••••••••••.4, 41....0.0,1141141.#41141.0. 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Birthdays New Members'

John McTaggart (11), 14 Archibald Rd., Nolla* SUNDAY rnara, C.C. Leederville, MAY 24 football and reading. Anthony McTaggart Adrian Lynch, Mt. Lawley (14); Louise McKen- (9), 14 Archibald Rd., zie, Northam (13); Nollamara, C.B.C. LeedAnthony Rechichi, Wem- erville, construction and bley (7); Mary Zarebski, drawing. Gregory McTaggart Queen's Park (14); ChrisT here goes another week! How tine O'Dea, Floreat Park ( 7), 14 Archibald Rd., St. Lawmany times have you heard people (13); Gerard Travers, E. Nollamara, rence's, lego and riding. Victoria Park (14); r emark — 'how times flies!' Mainly Phillip Satie, West Leed- Adrian O'Neill (9), 23 Warren Rd., Maida Vale, o lder people no doubt, for it is only erville (9). Mary's Mount, swimming. realise you that older grow you as Gerard Woods (10), 19 how short l ife really is. To you, life * MONDAY Davis Rd., Attadale, St. Brendan's, cricket . probably seems to stretch endlessly MAY 25 Paul Woods (6), 19 an illuonly this is Peter Tanham, Bunbury Davis Rd.. Attadale, St. before you, but Tangney. (11); Phillip sion. Joseph's Pignatelli, cars. Lathlain Park (11); RobMichael Woods (5), 19 I t is true that you may live to be ert Bumbak, Osborne Davis Rd., Attadale, St. (13); Eileen Cook, Joseph's Pignatelli, wat• seventy-five, but, when you reach Park Kellerberrin (13 ) : Jose- ching T.V. look to surprise you t his age, it may phine De Flores, Bentley back and discover that you have (13); Brenton Glossop. Claremont (10); Anl ived only two or three years of it in Mt. tony Campbell, South the way God would have wished. (9); Paul Fremantle Trahair, Kalgoorlie (13); being It is easy to say: "I'll start Dianne Wood, Brentwood a better person tomorrow," or "I'll be (13); Rebecca Bruechle MONDAY. Could it be Lawley (11); Martin MI7Mday? Do all you good, tomorrow," because often to- Mt. Strong, Doubleview morrow never comes. God may call (11): Mark Sheridan. can for your mother. No grizzles or fuss you and you will want to answer: Bedford (6). when she makes a re"Just a minute God, I haven't really quest or issues an order! had time to live properly yet! Give * TUESDAY NEWSday TUESDAY. do and I'll years more MAY 26 me a few the paper. Look Read Patricia and Lynette what you want!" for pieces of news that Brophy, Floreat Park concern you. There Sister M. De Montfort Sheedy, Matron of St. Vincent's and Si. Gerord's Hospital, but gruesome, be to wish not Martin Shirra, (14); I do may be stories about listens amusedly to the "latest' from her young charges. Sister is a past pupil of (12); Susan if God called you tomorrow, what Medina people that yOu could Sacred Heart, Highgate. Nevin, Bunbury (12): help with your prayers. w ould you say? David Massey, Mt. Lawley (8); Dean Knowles, WEDNESDAY. God could Keep in mind that life is a great Myaree be asking you if it's (9); Penelope deal shorter than it seems, and try Sheridan. Karrinyup (7): WHENsday yet. Doec he mean—when are Joanne Carmody, Kuhn to live each day for God. you going to do some(9)thing about all the reGod bless you all, solutions you have * WEDNESDAY made for Him from time to time? Put at BROTHER JUNIPER MAY 27 least one of these resoPaul Eaton, Dowerin lutions into action to(12); Janine Cumming, day. w w Palmyra (11); Barbara Jed: You don't seem to Kozak, Rivervale (12); THURSDAY. Make this Teacher: Sam, give me "special effort" day! much of his Rita Polinelli, Boulder the name of an animal think Make the effort to be (11); Kevin Kent. Norhonesty. found in India. kind or to smile at Ned: If he had his con- tham (11): Michael MilSam: An average, sir. someone you rion't Teacher: What in the science taken out it ler, Tuart Hill (12); Gregreally like. Do someworld makes you say would be a minor opera- ory Hampsell, Claremont thing good that you (13); tion. Stenhen Davey, that? would rather not do. In * * * Melville (11); Ann and Sam: Well, sir my your prayers, say a Poet: man Ellen White. Manjimup What brother is in India, and snecial prayer of your he wrote and told me doesn't like to see a (6). own. that his chum who lives horse plodding drowsily three miles away, rides along on a quiet sumFRIDAY. MYday. Don't * THURSDAY over to see him four mer's day! forget yourself in all time a week on an averRace enthusiast: The MAY 28 that you do. Rememage. poor guy who backed it. everything ber that Denis Riga, Mt. Pleasyou do is an exarnnle ant (14); Mark Briggs. to others. Pray that Cloverdale ( 13 ): Alison you will always Ho Kelly, East Fremantle what is right, and the (14): Katherine Abotomthings God wishes. ey. E. Bullsbrook (10): John and Peter Dawson. SATURDAY. This is a Wembley Downs (10); holiday for most or TIME AND ETERNITY. Paul Raven, Riverton you. . . a day on which Pereira. St. ( 9); Andrea Age upon age, 0 Lord you relax, play your .Tames Park (8): Deidre you have been our rock of refuge, chosen sports and, genKarrinyup Hammond, Age upon age, before erally, have fun. In (9); Margo O'Neill. Ingleyour fun, remember the mountain crags were born; wood (8); Debbie Muralways to play fair. before this universe was brought to birth Joondanna (6); Jane Sport is not sport if through everlasting ages Chitty. Konnongorring you are not a good you were already God; our God eternal. (7); Maureen Cullinane, loser as well as a goof Meckering (10). winner. Teach us to reckon the days Enjoy yourselves. that make up our life below, -A- FRIDAY teach us in godly wisdom SUNDAY. No need to say that this is God's day. to treasure what time remains; MAY 29 This to waken each morning eager in love; Sunday, try to David Guerinoni. Vicnotice the beauty of all to complete the joy of each day, toria Park (8); Richard the things God has . ., with a future as purely joyful Swanbourne Murphy, It c reated. Pick a flower a s the guilty past was sad. Luvera. (8); Natalino and notice its intricacy Leederville (9); Rohan and beauty. Thank God Show all your servants what you will do Doubleview (11): for your ability to be for the children who grope for your Jane Chamberlain, Saltable to admire His glory. ers Point (12): Catherine handiwork--your sight, May the Lord's own sweetness infuse us Smith, Williams (12); your sense of smell, Roslyn Coffey. Doublewith joy in our every success. your sense of touch. view (7). etc. —adapted from Psalm 90 (89)

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Picture Crossword

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Lady: I hate to bother MAY 30 you again; but would you .d11111101INV All the answers to this Vincent Courtney, Ken- mind giving me just one sington (11); Gregory more glass of water? crossword are things that Mother: When you ,-,d'Af My Birthday is................... Marshall, Floreat Park Hotel Clerk: Why, cer- can be worn on the head. the baby drinking ink, (11); Frank Vanmaris, tainly, all the madam: but The pictures to "'that old house round why didn't you do soma-I am now ..years of age Finjarra (7): Lois Hale. would you mind telling answers appear around corner is supposed thing? the Scarborough (13); Mary me what you are doing the crossword. Only the haunted," announcMaricic, Innaloo (14); with itBoy: I did. I made hint This is the down clues are number- to be Name................ ................ Margaret Fort, Wembley fourth. ed. You must discover ed Bill. eat a blotter. "Rats," exclaimed his (12); Christine Sepede, Lady: I know you'll where the other items fit. A ddress friend. Beaconsfield (12): Milena just die when I tell you. Good luck! Cavuoto, Tuart Hill (13). but I'm trying to put out "No, not rats," said Two Scotsmen in a -zad 'TT fluH `01 !lama Bill, "ghosts." a fire in my room. pub tossed to decide minueiv ! famj, '3 '6 * * who should pay for * * * ‘1, !tua( School "Why are you rolling Tom: Yes, I've eaten drink. Girl: Do sailors really the dust-bin around, !deo beef all my life and I'm laaaa One called "heads" wash their clothes al 'rd as strong as an ox. Willie?" Hobby :lauuog and it was. ship? "To Jim: Funny. I've been amuse little ?e Sailor: Not at al H The other called out eating nothing but fish Betty." throw them over' Please fill In the coupon above in 13/G LETTERS and send it to 12 months and I "Fire" and escaped in f V and they are "And where is Betty?" Brother Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so the rush for the door. can't swim a stroke. ashore. "In the dust-bin."

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THEATRE REVIEW

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By COLM O'DOHERTY. Variations on a Theme by Handel; Variations Brahnis:Theme by Haydn; CBS 235340 A large and enthusiason a "The Way of the Whirl- because the upper air tic audience at Winthrop composers classical of wind" at the Octagon passages of the head are Hall last week was the end of the line gave Brahrrs, However, Theatre. Story by Bach was the end of the Baroque. Mary not used, lacks the Hungarian the Eros Peter as much the peak of the Baroque, whereas Brahms Durack. Music by John ability to carry beyond conductor, a rousing reBach W 3S in borrowed time — his contemporaries Dean. Choreography by the first few rows of ception at the conclusion writing was Diana Waldron. on to different music. stalls and, beyond that, of the ABC Orchestral had ail moved i This flourished is Gigli a highly suc- s little more than a gut- Concert. not better lowing. Different, years, cessful stage adaptation teral swallow. I have best after the just differjust worse, His brilliant conducting seen many plays in this aor of which ended with World of Mary and Elizabeth appreciation ent; evidence of enormgave theatre, and while it is D urack's children's story fact broad- War I. I can remember simple ous depth of musical innot ideal for plays, the oat appre- in my youth that he was "The Way Of The Whirl- size of the theatre does sight into what proved ens our musical wind," translated into unfavcompared immensely, not always narrative ballet form by not excuse this very bad to be a well balanced, dation Western mus- curably with Caruso. fault of the production. though ponderous promerely of SITUATIONS VACANT freely avail- the Ballet Workshop. Quotes without is Caruso The other obvious gramme. The setting is in is, either. the Obligation. cheap re-issues, on able great two has TRAINED nurse, full north of this country, fault in the production Brahms Mr. Eros' conducting is immedi- which have a very poor "anywhere among was in the director's use time day duty, also night A. R. HARE the merits — he whereas dynamism, and has great to sound quality duty. Friday, Saturday, rocks and ranges and of arbitrary stage moves. ately understandable Phone 71 5125 his clear-cut phrasing appreciates some of the later Gigli rivers When he had people get Sunday. 79-1667. who nyone created by the a beat sumhave emphatic here and recorded items almost dreamtime". And the up to open doors or fix a Beethoven, and SITUATIONS WANTED that he pub- the benefit of electric characters in this setting drink -or go to the kit- moned up the resources verything e recording. chen this was fine . . . of the West Australian superlative is are the brolgas, mopoke, Elaine O'Rourke lished DOMESTIC HYT.? Symphony Orchestra—reEven the old acoustic frilled lizard, flying raftmanship. He tore foxes, but when he had people sources which, of late, 1 Jubilee St., Sth. Perth c INSTANTLY always was recording move on he stage for no what kangaroos, boab trees, e.ip most of Phan:: 67-3481 seemed to be dormant. kinder to the voice than crocodile, fireflies and all reason other than a ALL SUBURBS. wrote. the the accompaniment, and the insects and animals change in relationships, This, in itself, was a DRESSMAKER Ring 45-4231 — 45 1313 He was probably van- these historical record- of this world of sunshine then the director was revelation. office hours. finest composer of Specialising in: — the lost than in a very stormy sea are better and mystery. The programme opened Flying Domestics. ations, a form practical- ings —people on stage standhad BRIDAL WEAR as originals, having Magic Rossini's with This is a refreshing ing iy defunct in his day I mmediate temporary around surface DEBUTANTE looking at and the of much erudi- much Overture. The Flute change from love-lorn each help. Fast and thorough it needed other not knowing E VENING GOWNS removed. discipline. princes and orphaned what somewhat disappointing cleaning and general help. tion and to do. SUITS, FROCKS. This disc includes the peasant girls. two this of performance Here we have his Night staff to help parA bout the play. As a di Lucia Haydn Sextet from ties. $1 per day booking greatest sets, the Watching the two little play it is not particularly Overture led to a very famous a Lammermoor, well-known fee, $1.25 per hour. aboriginal children Nun- good. But it gets by. The challenging and much set being as recording made in 1927 awaited First performas his symphonies, Regular garee and dramatic help Jungaree on also devices within together with Galli-CurSWORN a vailable, $1 per hour stage I was aware of how the play and upon which ance in Australia of SchoThe orchestra is the Luca, de Homer, ci, enberg's Chamber SymPhiladelphia under Ormplus fares. accurate Elizabeth Dur- it V ALUATIONS depends are conPinza and Bada. phony No. 2. Renowned ack's drawing depicts trived and the andy and both works ending is Metropolitan and Countn This is a gramophone them in the published trite The characterisa- as the principal creator Extensive are given resplendent ir Experience classic, and was avail- book of "Way of sys"twelve-tone of the are There erformances. TREE lopping, shaping tions the are shallow and the p as this ago Field. time some able mainSchoenberg tem", recordWhirlwind". and removing, all prura playwright has not many other great EP. This is grouped on Inc , cutting back of difficulty in dealing with tained towards critics ings of the Haydn set As this production is L. J. "Laurie" three this disc with more than two people at and public the aggresst rubs, also demolition available and none of from designed for children, I a time. excerpts other Mackin w ork; prompt; Indeed, on watch- sive and defiant attitude free the Handel. brought a somewhat rethe misunderstood 'Lucia.' ing this play, you are of quotes.—Phone 65-3248. 24-3851 luctant 11-year-old with genius. Is it any wonder? There are also generBlack. me as an observer. His painfully aware that the The Harmonious Ous excerpts from reaction was very fav- playwright is ouite in- His music breathes this smith; CBS 235354 Boheme"La spirit. L.R.M. Industries. KitTo guess what this re- 'Faust,' La ourable indeed, also capable of dealing with `Rigoletto' BUSY FINGERS chens and bathrooms reGioconda' is Gerry Atkinson on stage the number of characters cord is from its title performance, This 'Mefistofele"Pearl Fish- (he is the ARTS & CRAFTS modelled, general renovaas difficult as the ultinarrator), gets he has introduced on though with replete Fritz.' 'Arnie° stage. and ers' on nails, repairs ana mainquestion an immediate and wholemate $6000 SHOP much thematic and conWhy did the play fail nance.-49-4700. hearted response the TV quiz show. It is. from * • * trapuntal intensity, did 262a. Canning H 'way., his young audience when- with me and the other not come off. The two believe it or not, a col- , Sympinanie Berlioz: EFFICIENT middle age South Perth. ever he speaks directly two men with me and movements are closely lection of harpsichord ' lady desires housekeepFan tastique. Decca EASY PARKING to them. This alone is a succeed with so many united by strong, stridencores. The soloist is measure of success in audiences all over the ent themes, which shock Non-profit making shop ing position, presbytery Igor Kipnis, and the ' PFS 4160. or similar, few months, country? This was made collection is an extraorBerlioz has much in itself. than placate. where members sell their North West, Mrs. Mc clear during the perfor- rather dinary bundle of snip- c ommon with Mahler, "The Boys In The at reasonable Allister, 56 Holland St., Without doubt, this is a handcraft Everytime a and although both are musi- Band", by Mart Crowley. mance. pets from he e Gosnells. 96-2195. slang term for a part of gourmet-piece revealing prices. there, starting with Han- cally distinct. Both used His Majesty's Theatre. the male anatomy was a Schoenberg who has LAMP SHADES, OIL 'Harmonious l's URGENT. Teacher feDirected by John mentioned, t he weirdest of romantic PAINTINGS, BEATEN the old and overcome the problems male, 4 years experience, Blacksmith'. Hence the t hemes, both were in- Tasker. COPPER, CERAMICS, not-so-old ladies in the of atonality and moved excellent references, 3 title. tensely subjective, and I saw this much-talked audience giggled in romantic and into a more MOSAICS AND ALL great languages.-15 Waverley Most of the pieces they both used huge or- about play about a homo- waves expressive phase. This OTHER KINDS OF of phony shocked St., South Perth. 6151. must be rather fun to chestral forces in some sexual birthday party at laughter. In H ANDCRAFT. short, they Symphony is not the kind i play, and the scope is of their the Saturday afternoon enjoyed this kind of of music to acquire popWANTED TO BUY wide with 23 pieces It may also be added oerformance.I sat down- stuff. Me? I work in an ular appeal. ranging from Byrd to they were both more stairs in MERCEDES row, right in all male environment uniforms Raymond Myer's singBeethoven. The scope is than suspect in their the centre. fer girls, aged 15 and 12, An ideal and come into contact DOES YOUR ing of Brahms' Four perhaps too wide, listen- time and to admt them situation, I would have with over a hundred men utaently needed. 614490. ing to the disc straight to the canon of musical thought, to view a play every day. I can safely Serious Songs brought CHILD HAVE A dimension to PUBLIC NOTICE through was bewildering. saints still needs special in this theatre. However say I would hear more another what had proved to be a The only criticism of the pleading. —and this is a very big verbal obscenities, and BED WETTING C LOTFTIN CI WANTED. concentrated first segbest-known 'however'—this produc- wittier ones, in one Berlioz' choice is two anachronhour ment of the programme. PROBLEM? Help us to help the less isms from Mozart and work, the Fantastic Sym- tion is technically a bad thanI would hear in this r tlinate by sending unphony, is well-named for Production. It is techni- play in ten years. Beethoven. Its Mr. Myers has great DOES THE PRESENT wanted clothing, paperIf they had been re- it is wildly romantic cally a bad production on shock value for me is nil flexibility of vocal tone TREATMENT WORK? backs and comics (not A gain, the playwright and placed by more Couper- with nightmares of ex- t wo major counts. sincerity and PHONE ME FOR A magazines, please) to the young A in. — the greatest harp- travagance. Firstly, the actors allows his characters no strength in his interpre- DEMONSTRATION OF DAUGHTERS OF of despair in sichord composer and mesician, affect American accents life outside the realm of tation of Brahms. THE INSTANT BELL CHARITY, the greatest composer of unrequited love, poisons and they don't do them sex thought. People do MEDICAL UNIT. THIS 534 WILLIAM STREET, and opium with himself These songs deal with — the disc would very well. Now in com- take interest in other UNIT GIVES A 90'i CURE. HIGHGATE. have been much better. the four movements are mon with most people things. Some people take death. Their mood is For trick to call or dreams. demented his heavy and sombre. Mr. passionate ALL ENQUIRIES interest ir TREATED * who affect an accent nof further information This is the kind of natural to the voice, the other things, in the arts. Myers grasped the spirit AS CONFIDENTIAL. Beniamino Gigli Historiring 28-4403. of the in songs, the and his rich, sciences and in Leopold which work in drops to the throat. voice cal Recordings, 1918 • colourful politics . . and . sustained PHONE Sex is im24 1732 Stokowski is at his best. Consequently, you go PEST CONTROL 27; HMV HOM1194 The old warhorse is still through an entire per- Iportant, but it is not tone was seen at his best A d/Hours: 49 6671 There is a great cllarging into battle in formance with all the everything in this life . . . in the final song where STAMP out white ants wealth of recordings his old age, and he lashes actors speaking from in the theatre it appears the mood is one of refor good.--- Contact Maxfrom the so-called Gold- he New Philharmonia their throats which, at to sell very well, especi- signed hope and love. A well Robinson and Phelps en Age of Opera, and well to an ally elderly mon-disciplined orchestra Orchestra into a frenzy best, is extremely on 8-4715 for prompt serfrom the years enhanced this. A splenTREE LOPPING vice. Authorised pest exjust fol- of brilliance. otonous and, at worst, audience. did rendition deserved termination. and BOOK REVIEW the sustained applause.

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Thursday, May 21, 197c to team spirit and to points scored again.% working as a team. their opponents, Read), Barbara Day found her mix's 12. Other legs not glued to the Suji Twining 8,scorert, Naomi court which resulted in Jones 2, and xi her scoring 18 of the 30 Qchwann 2.

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FOOTBALL COMMENTS

FOOTBALL: Though he has it squarely in his sights, Graham Farmer does not intend aiming at Jack Sheedy's Australian record of 339 games. Farmer said this week OCMCMCVMOLICVOMM, that he had no personal by Bob Roberts ambition to break the 00000000:100C:VOCVVO record.

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HOCKEY D2 GRADE

VIC. SQUARE GOOD. BUT BUCK UP OR ELSE MAKES GOOD

Victoria Square Ex-Students (13) defeated Ascot (0). Goal Scorers: Lyn McLeod (5); Kathy BrovA Jolted by defeat the ( 3); Sylvia Berce (2); Bev Wal lace (2); Diane previous week, Victoria Pecotich (1).

Square set about in a Eric Sarich was axed • Football Coaches' A lthough Victoria ing the ball into businesslike manner to the for, coach as of Old Easts know-how often unSquare won convincingly ward line. There vial At this stage, he would One of its biggest itself. redeem champions. It have to play a couple of achievements in the past this week. Can the pre- earths The re-call of two orig- its display leaves much good mid-field play bi games next year to set a 10 years was to win its sent failure pattern of happened that way at inal team members, Lyn to be desired. Countless Sylvia Berce, and sup%) new record. way through to the 1962 Old East's team have Lathlain Park. A speedy McLeod and Suji Twin- opportunities were lost play by the Brown ats something to do with wingman, with very fair "It's getting harder to final of the Davis Cup. ing, added the necessary because the forwards ters. The whole forward obtain fitness each year," But even then success Big Bob Johnson's reign locks, was tried out as experience which has were content to play line is at last beginning when "the same olds" a rover. Barry Cable be he said. eluded it. been found wanting in ping-pong in the circle to look like a true for, instead of making the ward line. He could see players Suddenly, the siestas took on a new-look, and came a champion with the past games. ball go between the such as Haydn Bunton are out and the tequila built their game around in two or three years. The influence of these sticks. and South Australian is being drunk in larger a lofty coach? Even though there are My Selections: two players and that of Ged Lindsay Head playing for quantities. Kennedy a n d only five named as goat Johnson's success — 4 Perth West Naomi Jones in drawing KiaLle Pecotich monopo- scorers, 'some time yet, and proFor the first time in grand finals and a penthe whole team Claremont other team members into lised the half-backs, fore- can share each bably breaking the history, the sun-baked nant in 1965 — in a goal. Subiaco resulted game the a in record. country has more world coaching career that Ftle. South more positive approach This mare will supply Farmer has already an- boxing champions than started in 1962 and endplenty of poultry for the nounced that he will re- any other country ed in 1966 is now history. August household. tire as a player at the yes, including the pow- It could be that they at by Rod Evans end of the year. erful US. East Fremanite SON ()MARTY will Vicente Salvidar as- have to revise their * * * Trained FAUBOURG BOY by Kerry sured this when he re- thinking because Swans Owned by Mrs. Jim Applin, put in a great GOLF: Therapy for for- gained his featherweight ( 1961-1963) and Perth TRINITY hockey club's A3 team is deve'uping into a Bellito and trained by run to finish third in the mer US golf giant Ben title to become Mexico's ( 1966-1968), have each Hogan was a return to strong combination and ha s good prospects of playing Kevin Williams, returned Welter last Saturday. Re reigning third world completed a hat-trick in the hectic big money cirin the Challenge Cup final a t the end of the qualifying his second cheque out of covered more ground titleholder. his only three starts in than the early explorers, premierships. cuit. rounds. The others are banW.A. This former Syd- but still battled on to Two premierships in Limping on his damag- tare.veight Rubin Olivares With only one defeat ! Gordon Leembruggen, neysider is at his best run third. When his usual 23 years. It's no wonder ed knee which was shatand welterweight Jose tered in a bad motoring the blue and whites are in five matches, the team the regular full back was over a journey and now pilot Frank Moore is Napoles. has shown marked im- replaced by Tim Delaney that he has acclimatised, aboard, keep supportini smash in his prime, Suddenly, thousands of worried about that pen- provement on last sea- and right full back I suggest you keep fol- this grey son of Marten° Hogan braved gusty poverty stricken young- ant oasis. son. Younger players in Craig Manly was also un- lowing this well bred Towers. winds and scorching sters see dollars East Fremantle has an in their temperatures to hit his urgent need of goal- Geoff Clifford and Brian available. Gordon is hav- three year old. GOLD ORBIT fists. Collis in the forward ing another successful way around the recent BAY WANA Is raced Ly Mr. and Their empty stomachs hungry sharp-shooters. line showed out season well and $115,000 Houston interhas been the Was ridden too well by Mrs. Doug Davidson in are making them hungry • Football has certainly against Christchurch team's most consistent Danny national. Miller and this partnership with trainer fighters. All over the taken an ironical twist last Saturday and each player. He has a good could He finished equal ninth have brought Albert Jordon. The country, and in America, for 1970. West Perth and immediately an- young Mexicans who once has won only two games, registered a goal in a eye and a strong hit and about her defeat. She ner in which the manSon of nounced that he would repeatedly relieves the was hard ridden early to Billum aspired to be pint-sized while East Perth and 3-3 draw. annihilated the play in one more tourSteven Williams pressure Trinity. take the lead and the- opposition. it playfor jockeys have new ambi- Perth (they clashed in makes a nament before again retions . . . to become big the finals in 1969) are ed well on the right wing Craig Manly is Trinity's allowed to race too repeat win around the ceding into retirement. but forward the improved most who player. dicfighting for fourth place .to the leaders, a run corner. money-bracket fighters. . Though he was only a tated the play was Brian Tim Delaney played his came before the turn and in the top four. Nice to see Jockey * * * shadow of the player • Fremanite Oval's con- O'Connor. He battled best game for the sea- she had to make her run Bernie Ryan and pop who won four US opens, ROSE: The tarnish is dition is causing alarm hard to open the scor- son on Saturday and too early. As she badly lar trainer Albert JorHogan had a big follow- starting to thicken on to visiting teams. Per- ing for Trinity and was backed his judgement needed the bit out, don't dan combining well to ing. Lionel Rose's reputation. haps the Bulldogs are able to keep the play with powerful clearing condemn this top cla,s put them back in the Soon he will forget mare for fading to thiu.l. limelight. Again he has shown eating the grass as well moving with well-direct- shots. about tournament golf passes. ed 'hat he can't absorb a as The B1 His ability red conteam ^0,04.4,..• , e#4.4e•Ye#4froweo.e..4 the footy laces! , 4....#4 ,4,4•04,^s-oso~004,4`4,,,, until he feels that he launch. to tackle back into de- tinued its winning run Again we have Souths have become needs some more the excuses and I supball-hungry and Hassa fence proves his fitness to record another fine therapy. SEE THE LARGE RANGES 07 oose again he will seek Mann approves of the and it will not be long victory and maintained It's not a bad way of 12" L.P.'s AT— another fight. before Brian O'Connor its unbeaten record. change in diet. doing it . . . instead of Which is all well and • It's good to is in Down the Al 2-0 team. half at time paying a spe,ialist he see Murgood if he is getting big ray Leeder • All Top 40 Hits are ovc_ ilable Terry Penn also play- the team fought back make a comepinked up a $2,600 money and needs it. ed soundly strongly and to with snatch a, a 3 2 back for Wests. He is cheque. But he doesn't and the W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. filling in at full-forward. little more hard train- victory. * * * nurses are dwindling. 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 Murray will expect lit- ing could force way back The team was re-orBOXING: Mexico has I vmuld like to rememtle mercy from custod- into the top side. ganised because some never been over-endowed ber Lionel Rose as world In defence, the half players were promoted with champion sports- bant mweight champion ians, having filled the back line was strong, and others were unavailrole of full-back himself men. —not as a punching bag. for many with Ricki France, Trev- able but fought seasons. back P. NORR1SH & CO. • Mal Brown has sur- or Hall and Michael Jen- strongly from the brink sen showing LAND and ESTATE AGENTS plenty of , of defeat to win. prised most critics with 20 Mabel St., his unexpected dash. FOR coaching PROMPT ATTENTION IN ! Once again the goalSouth Perth know-how and, although Jensen BUYING OR SELLING shown scoring was led by Edhas there is still a long way great improvement this P AINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 Contact us at: die Martin who scored to go, he has surprised season and is playing 148A FITZGERALD STREET, • twice. To bring up his as a tactician and mor- with plenty of vigour. NORTHAM first goal, he pivotted ale-booster. France turned in an- neatly in front of a de• Injuries in most of other sound game and fender inside the circle the eight clubs have Hall in the centre dis- before tapping the ball been prevalent and does posed of G ARAGE and SERVICE STATION the ball well. into the net with the this mean that pre-sea- The last line All Classes Motor Repairs, Pa l Beating .and of defence back of his stick. Hi, sonal training, with its was new with both regu- second goal was less Painting. toughening up processes, lar full Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS backs and goal- spectacular. is inadequate? Or is keeper TO SEE THE GIVES PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS unavailable. Julian Pearce is Trinthere too much mauling However, Bob Weir ity's sole-representative When in trouble Ring 28-8373. of the man? The latter explanation seems more who replaced captain in the Australian Chamand regular goalkeeper, pionship being held in feasible. Peter Shepherd, was out- Perth this week. The FOUNTAIN Shop he • Mal Atwell and Hay- standing and among should have a good Fish Ponds, Fountains, Pumps, Waterfalls, Pebbles. dn Bunton have a rare Trinity's best players. chance of gaining selec Garden Lights., Lily Ponds, Underwater Lights. quality in common — a He kicked with confi- tion in the AustraPlants, Fertilisers, Peat Moss, Etc. hat -trick in pennants dence, tackled hard and lian team to play from a first-year stand- made PHONE 28 6720 several good against Japan later this ing start. 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