The Record Newspaper 18 June 1970

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PERTH, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1970.

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MORE RELIEF NEEDED IN QUAKE -HIT PERU

through the ruins of what they once called home. Reconstruction will be a herculean operation. It is estimated that the total relief coming sti l l a great need for emeris massive Peru: There IMA, L into Peru is meeting gency programmes in earthquake devastated Peru — espe- about one-tenth of what is needed. cially in the Sierra mountain ranges. It was first thought The government's airlift forts since May 31 have funds are being held that there would be too programme has been the not been enough. The throughout the nation, many supplies for the situation is not easing, with active support from transportmeans of only distribution system to ing supplies into these re- but growing. The trag- the rich, the middle class, and university cope with. mote, but densely popu- edy is virtually total. However, the tragedy students. However, the problem lated areas. reversed itself. The effectiveness of has had unifying effect The victims themselves has these airdrops are a lit- on the Peruvian peo- are beginning clean-up There is now no forepicking seeable end to the need operations, ple. tle uncertain. methodically for relief. Massive aid from othCollection supplies and slowly, er nations, including the United States, have been open with r eceived arms. It is hoped that the ex pected additional U.S. helicopters will increase and speed up the transJunior Recruit Chris 15-year-old boys from all Lyons, is anxious to hear portation of relief supANTIGUA, Guatemala: Thirty-five bishops from six Cen- topher Corcoran, Mount over Australia will be from Catholic families plies for the hundreds Gravatt, Queensland, taking their places in who would be prepared of thousands trapped in tral American nations, deploring the constant violations of passed out of HMAS early July. to act as sponsors to the Callejon de Huaylas fundamental rights in their area, have urged prompt and LEEUWIN at Fremantle The Naval Chaplain at some of these boys for range. unrestricted compliance with the United Nations Declaration last week after 12 LEEUWIN, Father F occasional weekends months' naval training, PROBLEM o f Human Rights. and, has now joined Whether or not govHMAS SYDNEY, a useless war, so that they The bishops, assemblernment and voluntary Border War troop-transport ship, for GENEVA, Switzerland.—Pope Paul VI has salutagencies have enough ed here for the 15th genThe meeting was to ponder with heavy confood and other relief eral assembly of the have been held in mid- science the sad conse- sea training. ed the retiring head of the International Labour Our picture shows the supplies to fill the air- Conference of Central 1969, but was postponed quences of their deeds, Organisation, David A. Morse, for his work over craft and helicopters is American Bishops, also by the border war be- and turn their aims and 16-year-old recruit receiv the past 22 years, particularly in strengthening ties i ng one of two trophies denounced all forms of tween El Salvador and energies to the service still another problem. between the ILO and the Vatican. of peace an dof the from the Minister for News coming from violence. Honduras. D. J. Kil the Navy, Mr. good." common Morse, an American, abr't 1.000 ILO specialthe Catholic Relief SerThey had received In reference to this len, MP. was succeeded this ists active in 90 counvices headquarters in armed conand other conference of At a Note: many reports of "frightChris won his trophies month by Wilfred Jenks tries in vocational trainNew York that (U.S.) elsewhere, the flicts foreign ministers of Cen- for soccer and basket of Great Britain. fully disfigured bodies" ing, management devel$125,000 worth of blan tral America (June 5), ball. areas, bishops stated: found in their opment, promotion of kets, antibiotics and a The ILO won the Nobel "We make a most ve- El Salvador and Honand that the numbers of The day before his oo-3perativ3s and small variety of desperately Peace Prize in 1969 for such incidents were in- hement appeal to those duras agreed to set up a passing-out, he became a industries, social securneeded vaccine will be creasing. who now take up arms demilitarised zone. Non- Catholic and received improving the social and ity, worker education, flown by economic welfare of chartered in opposing forces, to combatant nations in the Sacraments of Bap administration plane, was heaven sent. workers around the labour Egotism those who already have the area are to police tism, Penance and Euand occupational health Even more well reworld. side either for the first charist and safety fields. decried t h e dirtied their hands with 1.8 miles on They ceived was the news that blood in fratricidal and of the border). Under Morse, ILO had time. Of Morse's work as the C.R.S. was sending "growing economic egomoved away from its director-general, Pope privileged tism" of the nine and hundred '750 tons of canned food One by the fastest ship avail- classes, who, they said, ty recruits passed out of earlier emphasis on set- Paul said it was "patient international and effective endeavour "seem to be insensitive HMAS LEEUWIN with ting up able. labour standards to dir- in the &nice of the of those to the needs 216 The Junta de AssistenChris Corcoran, and ect assistance. world of work and thus cia Nacional, the gov- who have not had the At present, there are of mankind at large." in opportunities same ernment's co-ordinating tives and attitudes. Inagency, is calling for life." evitably, Maori self-conmore stocks of preThey condemn represfidence further declines.'' cooked food while the means of reC.R.S., on the other sion as a Fr. Arbuckle shows economic advanhand, is sending teams taining the Maori is plagued that to appealed tages, and of U.S. and German WELLINGTON, N.Z.: A 350-page re- by problems of bad armed forces, police, the peace corps volunteers indebtedness, officers to port by a Marist priest-anthropologist in- housing, out of Casma and into and security themselves to dicates that the Church in New Zealand poor education achieverestrict the mountain villages ment, unsatisfactory vothat are propWith foodstocks, stoves services problems arising out of increasis facing achievement, cational juristheir within and other cooking and erly lower health standards tension. racial ed diction. eating utensils. — all of which lead to The division here is between 200,000 native Maoris They feared that their frustration. of European persons background. and 2,600,000 DISEASE find might countries While the report was As the villages dig out, themselves in the same Father G. W. Arbuckle, the problems of the being prepared, the first and the days pass, hun- situation as some coun- who was commissioned Maori's sense. signs that these frustrager and the threat of dis- tries on the continent, by the Wellington archThe root of the prob- tions were heading toease increase. It is win- suppressing fundamental diocese — which, with lem is that the Maoris' wards racial violence apter in Peru, and there human rights and liber- Auckland, contains most sense of identity has peared with the developare reports of near- ties on the pretext that it of New Zealand's Maoris been seriously disturbed ment of a "brown powfreezing conditions in was the only way to in- — to report on the situ- because of the pressures er" movement. the mountains. roof, bread, ation, states: a sure on them from the domFor many Catholics, "The Church must inant white culture of It is feared that the health, and education the report has come as citizen. every for the many villagers who concern itself with the the Europeans. a shock. Most of them ident human developsense of total "Their walk out of the mounThey called upon govhave had little contact tains over treacherous ernment officials, law- ment of the Maori. To ity, of belonging, of sewith the Maoris, and selterrain will die before makers, judges, busi- expect Maoris to be in- curity is shattered. They they reach their destin- nessmen, parents, tea- spired by the teachings feel lost and distressed, dom at Church level. "Cars have been my life for a long time. Because of its wider ation — either from chers, and youth to be- of Christ when their like young children who My 17 years experience in all phases of the hunger, injuries or from come strong forces in basic needs as human be- leave the warmth and implications, the report motor business means I can give you the right home is expected to be studied Physical exhaustion. the liberation of man." ings are ignored is to familiarity of their closely by the Governsort of advice about buying a good quality misread the Gospels." time. first the for Relief teams travelling sections ment. There are used car at the price you want to pay. Arbuckle anniFr. suggests 20th the Noting "Pakehas (Europeans), to villages in the disaswhich will undoubtPhone me on 61 6736, or call and see me ter stricken northeastern versary of the Declara- that diocesan priests, lacking the necessary in it tion of Human Rights, rather than just mission- understanding and sym- edly embarass the Govpersonally." area of Peru must bring the bishops applauded aries, go to work among pathy, too frequently ernment, and which run their own food supplies its insistence on job op- the Maoris. condemn Maoris for counter to the official and bedding. He says that the re- their apparent laziness, line that all is being portuities, better salarTremors are still felt ies, health, education, re- sources the Church emtheir "happy-go-lucky" at- done that should be throughout the night. spect for all men, appli- ployes in caring for the titude to life, their de- done. Drinkable water is cation of justice, due Maori are too small to linquency, their prolongThe Maori population Completely cut off, but process of law, freedom cope adequately with the ed "senseless" gather- is increasing twice as government USED CAR trucks are of opinion and expres- complexity and immens- ings. fast as that of the Pakecarrying SPECIALISTS water into the sion and the right to the ity of the challenge exist"Indiscriminate con- ha, so that the racial coastal towns of Casma truth, free association, ing, and that both parish demnation in its turn tensions now emerging 495 Victoria Albany Highway, Park Tel: 61 6736 and Chimbote. and the integrity and clergy and laity are in- only increases Maori may unless increase Peter Atkinson Donovan John The monumental ef- dignity of the family. aware of suspicion of Pakeha mo- there is change of heart. sufficiently

Violation Of Human Rights

Naval Recruit's Bi Week I.L.O. HEAD RETIRES

Race Problems Emerging In New Zealand

'Cars arenot justmybusiness theyaremylife'

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Thursday, June 18, 1970

Discarding The SORTING THE WHEAT FROM THE Rosary CHAFF — AND GIVING THE CHAFF Letters to the Editor:

issionanes Want Mechanic

Australia having co . pleted his time. The type of person we are looking for is one who has general know. ledge of motors — to be A few days prior to able to work on tractors, coming across 450 HAY STREET, PERTH. Sister the mission Land Rover Margaret Mary's letter We are taught in gained at school or uniI am writing to ask if, and to maintain the mis, school today the science versity, so are quite ("The Record" May 28), through your paper, you sion machinery, includ, of mathematics, physics, knowledgeable. Most it had occurred to me to would be so kind as to ing our generator. chemistry, biology and a would have the capacity write briefly on the same appeal for a lay missionI sincerely hope and host of differing sub- to use their intelligence subject mysclf.I am glad ary to work on our Mis- pray Modern mass media have assumed 'gigantic that you will be however, that she was jects. These subjects with the knowledge they sion. proportions' which the Church must employ able to help us and if so, are for the betterment have. Most, spiritually, ahead of me in her welapplicant extensively and wisely if it wishes to spread The Passionist Fathers any could of the mind in compre- would believe in God be- come forthright manner. write to us at the above the message of the Gospel in these times and Fully have a agreeing diocese with of some hending the w o rld ing the force behind the what the sister has since 14,000 square miles in the address. show its relevance to men of this era. around us. creation of the universe. said, it only remains for West Sepik District of Brother John McGeachie, The Pontifical Commission on Social CommuBut these are the subBut man is an animal us to consider how best New Guinea with our nications received this message from Pope C.P., jects that do not tell us with the animalistic disto help make the rosary headquarters at Vanimo. Secretary for Paul VI following their annual plenary sesabout people — the peo- position who will allow Missions, a desirable, consoling desion in Rome. On the same day, the Comple who are today the his fears, desires and We have urgent need The Passionist Mission. votion with telling effect. pioneers of a new age. lust to be directed by of a mechanic as the aries, mission announced that the instruction on In my view, if there is former lay missionary Box 116, P.O. St. Ives, And yet there are a the distorted few we see the proper use of mass media by the Church one compelling incentive mechanic has returned to N.S.W. 2075. few people who are mur- acting on the screen and that was not ready for publication. Thus, one might arouse steadderers, liars, cheats and written up in newspap- fast of the very first orders issued by the Vatidevotion and deep have no more status ers. can Council goes still unfinished. love for Our Lady and the than a trained rat. There is a definition rosary, I see it reflected Excuses in abundance have been given. Pope They believe in abor- of producers and edi- in the incident at the Paul gives the Commission an escape route SUNDAY JUNE 21-5th SUNDAY AFTER tion; the economy of the tors; they are the people marriage feast of Cana. by saying that their work is not completely country comes before who sort out the wheat PENTECOST. We know the story. inconsequential. Father Agnellus Andrew, the people; murdering from the chaff and give They ran out of wine. 1st Reading—Book of Jeremias Chapter 20, 10-13 O.F.M. of Scotland, easily the most outstandour world leaders if they the public the chaff. Our Lady brought the ( Jerernias said " . . .). ing member of the Commission, says that do not follow the ideals It is time the younger problem to her son. Our Theme: Deliverance of the poor from the the instruction is at the half way mark, and of the distorted few. and older generations Lord was not ready to hands of the wicked. that, in its present form, it will be sent to already have come together and com- begin His miracles, and And, Bishops' Conferences around the world for made up their minds the pile their principles and said to His Mother: 2nd Reading—Letter of St. Paul to the Romans Chapter 5, 12-15. speed of the world is too ideals into a mighty "What is it to me and to their evaluations and suggestions. Theme: There is no comparison between the great for them to catch force for good, through thee, my time has not Turning to the field of action, Pope Paul has sin and the gift. up; and residing to the the overpowering force yet come." pointed out that an enlightened use of mass potential are they positive idea and prayer of Gospel—St. Matthew Chapter 10, 26-33. But in her heart Mary will bring about the media by the Church lawyers and doctors of thinking and acting out knew He would work the Theme: Do not be afraid of those who kill free flow of dialogue within the Church; tomorrow, who will put the principles of God's miracle; and so He did t he body. equality and brotherhood; a common, into effect the laws made laws through interaction because of her request. mutual enrichment of ideas and of conduct; SUNDAY JUNE 28-6th SUNDAY AFTER today in regard to abor- between the church and Why? and the involvement of vast segments of the who tion and, possibly, the the community Such is mother's in- PENTECOST. world's population in solving problems of surrender — like cattle could give this distorted fluence —just that, and 1st Reading-2 Kings, Chapter 4, 8-12, 14-16a. humanity. — to the degradation of few the freedom of love, this is the striking thing Theme: "That man is a man of God, let him He pointed out: "It is our duty —and it is euthenasia. about it. life and liberty. s tay with us." urgent —to intensify efforts to obtain better If we set up man and May not then those Just as the laws of use of the Press, radio, cinema and television analyse him in three mathematics and phys- sincerely devoted to our 2nd Reading—Letter of St. Paul to the Romans Chapter 6, 3-4, 8-1 1 . compartments — and ics, there are laws of the Lady confidently count for the transmission of the message of Theme: Through burial with Christ in Bapon moment not her must for the We powerful just world. influence spirit Christ". tism we rise to a new life. considering their own give these people more in the much more serious He said there could not be enough insistence inter- relation — we opportunity to bear in matter of the salvation Gospel—St. Matthew, Chapter 10, 37-42. on Church use of means of communication Theme: Refusal of the Cross makes us unwould put man in these their hearts the sanctity of their souls? Truly, has especially the newspaper —as well as the it been said that any one man's of spirit, emolaws categories: the of worthy of Christ. presence of Catholic experts in the field of tion and intelligence. spiritual being and turn sincerely devoted to our production and distribution and for centres Most young people to- a negative few into the Lady can never be lost. to train such workers. That is why one canday are bursting with positive many. While the delay in publishing a blueprint for —J.B. not help but feel that to knowledge they have You see now, Sir, what you have done, the Social Communications of the Church discard the rosary is inBy increasing the age of a Good Shepherd nun, deed a spiritual tragedy will cause much disappointment in the field as Sister Margaret Mary You've incurred her wrath and endangered your of Catholic Press Apostolate, and will unrightly calls it. life, doubtedly lead to repeats of the befuzzled And got yourself into no end of strife. C. H. Callanan, On the heels of your excellent editorial of last handling of documents such as that on mixed Brentwood. marriages in the international press, if it week on peace and development. I may be perresults in a mature statement on everything To be sure as you know the brides of the Lord, mitted to add "How Help" to your "Why Help". 'from satellites to cassettes' placed in the Would die for us all at the point of a sword, framework of being up-to-the-minute and In this State, we have ies. But more are requirBut they'd not hesitate to shoot the bloke, a Freedom From Hunger ed and far more need to universal, it will have been worthwhile Who, about their age, dared even joke. State Executive Commit- be informed of what has w aiting. tee (address "Kingsley to be done to tackle the People have a right to know what is happenSo be warned, Sir, of the feminine gender, House," 237 Adelaide immense social problems ing. It is refreshing to hear this statement When of her age you speak, be ever so tender; Terrace, presented Perth 6000 by (opour near of positive awareness on the part of the I ts safer and wiser to subtract a few years, posite the R.A.C.) State neighbours in Asia, IndoChurch of mass media and for respect for That be honest and truthful and confirm her Director Mr. Brian nesia, New Guinea, India PERTH.—The an t i-abo rp rofessionalism within this very extensive worst fears. Joynes, Telephone Num- and Africa. tion group, GENERAfield. ber 25-6232). The office This is something TION, has again come also acts for "AUSTBut now, as it's happened, we're greatly relieved. strongly against CARE," (Australian Care which bridges across the out To know that Sister Mary has our Editor "Generation a Gap" bebortion law reformists. for Refugees; GPO Box reprieved. cause we older people I n a statement issued 184 Perth). are seeking to solve pro- to The mention of the Lord Mayor of Perth in the The Record this To the promise of her prayers we join the good "AUSTCARE" sent out blems which must affect week, nun. .. Queen's Birthday Honours is a popular one. GENERATION to most people recently the future of those we president, Mrs. Doris May the Good Lord grant that she never 'gets K nown to millions across Australia as the an appeal envelope for have begotten and all who Martyr, deplored a Vica gun'! proprietor of a chain of retail stores, in Westits May collection. It is have been born in our torian police surgeon's 'Annie Oakley's Offsider" ern Australia, he is acknowledged as a man extending this appeal to times; and they are view that abortion Medina. of high ethical principal, enormous genercover the Peruvian earth- many, many millions. could solve the problem osity and abounding magnanimity. quake disaster. The resof child maltreatment. To the young there is Many worthwhile Christian, artistic and componse has been generous, She said: "No one mercial undertakings are indebted to his but there are obviously especial opportunity. One knows for sure before a suggestion is that they estabhelp. The practical patronage and many households which child is born that it will lishment of the chaplaincies at the University have not returned envel should think of an Asian be ill-treated and ought visit instead of the comphilanopes. There is still time of W.A. is indebted to Sir Thomas' mon European one. A to be destroyed in its and great need. thropy. His service to the community and stint of relief work in own interests. to the field of commerce generally is exem"The courts must be Freedom From Hunger New Guinea or Indonesia plary in its unselfishness and dedication. certain of will, in September, be has attractions. Indones- absolutely The Record congratulates Sir Thomas Wardle making its Hunger ian is not a hard langu- guilt before condemning on his knighthood and, like the rest of the Strike Door Knock. Help- age to learn—no conjuga- a murderer to death — ers are required for this tion of verbs for in- is a guess good enough community, rejoices that a man of such high t o condemn an innocent and at this stage speak- stance. moral standing should be honoured in this unborn?" ers are needed to deliver way. Mrs. Martyr said to any and every type In the next 50 years, and kind of body a well there will be great ex- GENERATION had tried not give what one has " documented talk on this change of peoples be- to balance the doctor's not got. So our prayer: very subject of "Peace, tween Australia and its "illogical and ill-consid"Lord, give us more Justice and Develop- Asian neighbours. It will ered views," which apsaints." The holy Cure ment" of your editorial. not be disadvantageous peared in the local press, to have pioneered in this but it had drawn a of Ars, St. John. Vianney, An informed and ac- direct work of neighbour- blank. was told by the devil, tive body of men and liness and help. She said that GENERA young man, wishing through a possessed per- women speaking, talking a world son: "If there were three make the ATION, which also anto Key reading matter in and acting to help the nounced that it had sebetter place to live in, men in the world like millions Forthcuming Retreats at Our Lady of of people who this is Paul VI's encyclihad this advice from it you, my kingdom would are cal "Populorum Progres- cured the patronage of our less fortunate the Rosary Retreat House holy Benedictine monk: be lost". A little leaven— neighbours is required. sion—The Great Social Prof. D. Allbrook (Pro"If you wish to reform just a little—is enough The fessor of Anatomy, W.A. Problem" and Freedom harvest is great but the world, begin with to leaven the whole. from Hunger has plenty University), Dr. E. D June 20-21: Gosnells and Shenton Park Parishes. the workers are few. yourself". of other literature which Cook (Clinical division, June Mob psychology, plus 23-26: St. Joachim's School. In Western Australia, gets down to detail. For W.A. University) and Dr. Protestors of the vio- violence, gets nowhere. June 28: Maida Vale and Bassendean Parishes. there is a need to estab- Catholics this is an ur- G. G. Henn, had emphalent type might consider M. Brignon, lish the same close liai- gent matter of "Think, sised that abortion was July 1-2: St. Joachim's School. Midland. this. Moreover one can son between Australian Pray and Act". the destruction of what July 7-10: St. Joachim's School. Catholic Relief, Freedom PAUL DONNELLY. all present day authoriJuly 12: Lay Missionary Day. from Hunger, Austcare ties agree is a human and all the many active person. bodies associated with T here are some individual bookings ava.lable. "To suggest destroyOFFICIAL the Australian Council ing this person as a soluPhone Sister-in-charge on 6 6 3459. for Overseas Aid. ENGAGEMENTS tion to some adult malI think your paper could do with a "problem secAustralian Catholic 21 3.0 p.m. Confirmation adjustment problems is The Retreat House is also available for Days of tion" as I am sure there are many issues confronting Relief gets a generous a gross distortation of at the Cathedral. Recollection, Youth Groups, Seminars, Ecumenical people who cannot get themselves to write to Dame annual allocation from 24 7.30 p.m. Confirr-, perspective. Our ad- Groups, Study Groups etc. Zara or Doctor Barrow or Dorothy Dix. What do other FFH and AUSTCARE coltion at North Beach vanced civilisation can Inquiries Welcome. readers think? lctions. Many Catholios 1 28 5.30 p.m. Confirm surely find a more com—Ei.T.C., Palmyra. already act on these bodtion at Doubleview. passionate solution." 111111111111ININW

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Thursday, June 18, 1970

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CHURCHES GIVE $10,000 FOR PERU QUAKE VICTIMS

Scholarship Money

I nitial assistance of $10,000 to the of the earthquake in Peru has ictims v announced by the Australian een b Churches. of ouncil C

Receiving congratulations for his 50th anniversary as a priest from accredited diplomats during an audience, the Pope also said the priesthood was at the core of his personal life as well as his activity as Pope. The ambassadors gave the Pope a scholarship grant for the education and preparation of a priest. The Vatican did not disclose the size of the scholarship, or indicate where and how the recipient would be chosen. In accepting the scholarship fund, the Pope said: "In the present hour of its history, the concerned is Church more than ever with its priests, with its future priests, with their formation, with their lives."

The Council's Director of Inter -Church Aid (the Rev. E. H. Arblaster) said in Sydney that the money was being used to purchase tents, blankets and medicines. The contribution was towns and to re-estabfamilies whose made on behalf of the lish churches. homes and livelihoods Australian Funds came from money were destroyed in the contributed to the Coun- disaster. Church Aid workers in cil's Inter-Church Aid Division by local congre- Lima, Peru's capital, have established contact with gations. Arblaster said Methodist Bishop BahaMr. World Council of Chur- monde and other church ches' representatives in leaders and are co-ordinPeru were assisting in ating church aid efforts. A reconstruction proimmediate relief measgramme initially estimatures. However, their main ed to cost $100,000 is now developed. The emphasis would be on being long-term rehabilitation World Council's Latin and reconstruction meas- American Secretary, the ures when the immediate Rev. Theo Tschuy, will supervise long-term aid crisis had passed. It was anticipated that proposals. Contributions for aid a further $20,000 would be sought from Austra- to Peru will be received Inter-Church Aid lian Inter-Church Aid in by the coming weeks to help offices in all State capitvillages and als. re-build

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GODESBERG, BAD Germany—A joint ecumenical meeting will be held in June, 1971, at Augsburg by the Central Committee for German Catholics, the national lay organisation, and the Protestant congress callA view of the newly completed wing of Stella Mans College, Geraldton, which was opened and blessed by ed the Kirchentag. His Lordship the Bishop of Geraldton, Most Rev. F. X. Thomas. (GlIda Photo, Geraldton) The joint meeting will V ATICAN CITY.—Pope Paul VI has raised the See Page 10 for full report. discuss the Church and problems of faith, religsalaries of all employees of the Vatican by 10 ious services, the single per cent., as of July 1, and granted a special person, social minorities, bonus of 100,000 lire ($160) to mark the 50th foreign workers and deanniversary of his ordination as a priest. velopment aid. The special bonus and ployees of the Vatican The four-thy meeting the salary raise were an- that the Pope had also will be divided into two nounced after a Mass ordered the establishsections — session on celebrated within the ment of a personnel June 2 and 3 will consist Vatican to commemorate office. of workshops and those the papal ordination anThe pay raises affect POPE PAUL on June 4 and 5 will disWith adaitional VI's visit to Manila and Sydney in November niversary. about 4,000 Vatican emamounts from various cuss the papers prepared ployees, including 900 wi l l receive wide publicity in the Australian and New Zealand parishes, the Project at the workshops. In addition to the retired persons. About Catholic press. Compassion figure now M1. 0004-ANNANANN.NNICAN bonus and salary raises, 2,300 are lay persons, stands at $28,577.06. A TTENTION ALL! Cardinal The Catholic Press • That the Bishops of news story with its Jean Villot, holding down such jobs papal Schools, Convents, ColMembers of the Prosecretariat of as policemen and muse- Association of Australia Australia — in their re- piece, "Sunday Night at spective dioceses — per- the Movies." state, told the members um custodians, both of ject Compassion com- leges, Charitable Organisof the Roman Curia (the which categories have and New Zealand has mit a person engaged in, Several other awards mittee are reminded of a ations—For your Raffle Church's central admin- been pressing for pay in- decided to use the or with knowledge of, were given in the maga- meeting to be held at the Tickets see . . istrative office) and em- creases. $2,000 granted it by the the apostolate of the zine section. The best Chapter Hall, Church R ECORD PRINT Catholic Press, to speak magazine editorial sec- Office, Victoria Square, B ishop's Conference, to Sunday congregations tion was won by Harvest on Tuesday, June 23, at 4150 Hay S',-eet, Perth. out of the Mass Media throughout the year in magazine. Its prize win- 8 p.m. 1006-ANNY,..4LAN1N.S..Wkli 1 L '4 / Sunday collection, to the various parishes of ning article was "Still the diocese with a view Second Class Citizens," send its newly elected towards educating the published in October last A USTCARE (Australians Care for Refugees) president, Mr. Nicholas people in this apostolate. year. has launched an urgent appeal for $50,000 to Kerr, on an overseas • "That seminarians and Sursum Corda's Destudents in religious cember "No feature supply food, tents and blankets for the fact-finding mission. houses be educated in the Room at the Onn," by 200,000 homeless victims of the devastating Mr. Kerr, news editor value of the Mass Media Ronald Cox, CM, was adPeruvian earthquake. of 'The Southern Cross', apostolate — press, ra- judged the most interestT hose wishing to contribute can send their Adelaide, will visit major dio, films and television. ing feature in the Special donations to: Peru Disaster Appeal; Austcare information and news This should be done at Feature section. Office, "Kingsley", 237 Adelaide Terrace, Perth. offices overseas Scapular's "Too High later this different stages through6000, or P.O. Box 184, West Perth, 6005. year to study organisa- out their courses and by in the Heavens?" publish tional methods and those actively engaged in ed in its June-July issue HOTEL GUIDE last year, won the Genstructures with a view to the media. starting a National Press • "That the Bishops of eral Article Award. Australia — in their rehere. Hotel DianeIla Wembley Hotel Office dioceses — It is planned that he spective A LEXANDER DRIVE Excellent Lounge and arrive in Rome in time stress to all priests, dioAccommodation Phone 76 1699 to join the Papal tour cesan and religious, all Phone 87 2418 I! modern fully serviced motel party for Manila and heads of Catholic schools Unita each with private facilSydney, where he will and parish education Cnr. Cambridge and ities. Mad, rates, air condition_ ed and heated. TV , radio. A lexander Sts., Wembley officially represent the committees (councils or Pope Paul VI Ample car parking. authorities) the urgent CPANZ. that he is sadsaid need to make readily SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE Subiaco Hotel available Catholic papdened because toReports SEA AT ers, pamphlets and maga day the divine inHrst Class Accommodation His reports will be The Ocean Beach zines in their school liband Service circulated to member of the raries. This association stitution Hotel DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. newspapers throughout feels, too, that this avail- priesthood is being FREE HCME DELIVERY Under Personal Supervision Australia and New Zeaability of such Catholic contested, of TOM KENNY Phone 81 1028 quesland. literature should also be Phone 3-1584 Irene McHenry, Proprietress four. Delegates at the tioned, insulted, advertised with the day meeting, held last schools." betrayed and denweek at Canisius College, Bayswater Hotel Pymble, N.S.W., also disThe Railton ied. Tribute OPP. STATION Perth's Most Modern cussed the possibility of Temperance Hotel But the warm outpourThe association paid Old Time Music & publishing a coloured 5 minutes walk from ing of good wishes on the tribute to the outgoing Dancing, Friday and souvenir supplement to St. Marv's Cathedral president, Father F. Mur 50th anniversary of his B.B. from $7.00 mark the Pope's visit. Saturday. Cm.. Pier 8 However, more detail- phy, who was replaced priesthood has been a Murray Streets LES BARTTLET Prop. Phone: 21-8861 source of consolation. 21-8861 TEL.: 71-1224 ed investigations into by Mr. Kerr Officials elected were In the past few weeks costs will have to be Key;n Hilferty, Cath- he has received thousCommercial Hotel Hotel Australia made before a final de Mr. olic Weekly, N.S.W. (vice ands of messages and cision is taken. Northam MURRAY STREET, PERTH president), Father T. gifts marking the obserExcellent Accommodation and R ecommendations Southerwood, The Hob- vance of his ordination P hone Northam 49 Dining Service, Lunch $1 Mr. Vaughan Hinton. art Standard (secretary) (May 29, 1920) in Brescia. Parking Accommodation E. Murphy, national press officer of and Bro. Matthew O'Mal Pope Paul told a gen- As easy to operate as any normal monthly balance as offered by Proprietor PHONE 23-1541 most savings accounts. Join the the World Council of veney, SSP. (treasurer). eral audience he was passbook savings account. Easy tkousaixis of 'money makers' pay in . . . easy to take cut. to Mr. Kerr also won the almost overcome by so Yet you earn 70,., p.a. interest, Enjoy the Best Churches, also spoke at who save at Town & Country. 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A TRIBUTE TO HON. ARTHUR FREDERICK WATTS, C.M.G. By Hon. E. H. M. Lewis, M.L.A., Minister for Education.

FATHER DUNNE in one of the most recent pictures taken of him.

Father Dunne Dies An Appreciation

The death occurred suddenly of Father P. Dunne, parish priest of Bentley, on Friday, June 12. He was 49.

The sudden death of Father Dunne on Friday, Geneva: Swiss voters Father Dunne was In 1954, he was ap- June 12, came as a great shock to his many close born in Co. Galway, Ire- pointed parish priest of f riends, both clerical and lay, and especially to rejected a proposal that would have had the effect land in 1921, and was Bentley, a new develop- his parishioners in Bentley. of ousting about a third educated at St. Finian's ing suburb of Perth. He If proof was needed of his life. If [he could not of the more than one milCollege, Mullingar. He was a man of gentle lion foreigners living in studied Philosophy at I, charm and unremitting his popularity there was speak well of a person the country. then it in such a testimony to one was left ample Munf ret College and labour for the Church, The all-male Swiss completed his theologi- the poor and the needy. the attendance at his Re- undiscussed. Any attempt cal studies at All Hal- All who knew him are quiem Mass and funeral to speak disparagingly of electorate voted on a lows College, Dublin. He saddened by his loss in on Wednesday last. Im- anyone in his company proposal that would have was ordained for the, the Silver Jubilee Year patient, as it were to pay was met with a curt 'I'm had the force of a constitutional amendment, t ribute to their beloved not interested'. Archdiocese on June 24, 1 o f his ordination. The late Father Dunne, requiring the government 1945, and arrived in, Pontifical Concelebrat- Pastor, his people flockPerth on April 10, 1946, 1 ed Mass was offered by ed to their Church for like his Master, went to reduce the number of In- resident foreigners by at to take up his first His Grace, the Archbi- the recitation of the Ros- about doing good. priestly appointment at shop, and a large num- nry hours after his death deed his Master, alone least 300.000 over the next knows the amount ost four years. Kalgoorlie as Assistant ber of his clerical w ,• -, announced. This in itself spoke good he accomplished in There are now 1.1-milPriest. Two years later, friends. in the twenty-five years of lion foreigners in a total he was transferred to A great throng of parish- volemes of the esteem his Priesthood. he was held. Swiss population of fi 3 Victoria Park. Subse- ioners and friends at- which Preparation were well million persons. To the many of us who quently he spent some tended his Requiem and 'new him so well, any in hand for the celebrayears as Assistant Priest 1.P frr followed the funernf Switz.nretilogise his vir- tion of his Silver Jubiler. in Shenton Park and al cortege to Karra- effort to land's industrial workers tues seems out of place. on June 24. With his inNedlands. katta. In life and in death, he nate shyness this was are foreigners. The massive turnout of May his generous, w-atld disdain any such contrary to his wishes THE RECORD CLASS:- priestly soul rest in prai Indeed, his one But knowing that this 74 p.c. of eligible voters FIEDS GET RESULTS. peace. See next column) great ambition would was the wish of his peo- was one of the highest seem to be to conceal his ple, whom he loved, he in Swiss history, and of grudingly gave his con- many observers felt the acts innumerable closeness of the vote — 1-- ir1ness and charity. sent. We must content our- 654, 588 to 557,714 — was They were performed in citch a way that even the selves now to remain a warning to the Swiss W .A.O.A. to -^e-nients were given to united with our loved one federal government OPTICIAN and OPTOMET7kIST enrierstand that he was in our prayers, in our enforce its own measures Holy Communions and in to limit the presence of 467 ALBANY HIGHWAv VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 doing nothing unusual. R e . - 67 1685 Charity in word and in our Masses. May the foreign workers. -leed was the mainstay of Lord grant mercy to his The move against the great soul foreigners was begun by —Fr P. Cnrmody. James Schwarzenbach, a 58-year-old Zurich publisher and independent deputy to parliament, who forced the issue onto the ballot against the opposition of the governCommittee members ment. all major political and Jaycees, who are as- parties, the churches, the sisting in fund raising trade unions and indusfor Operation Lift for trialists. Geraldton's Nazareth House. attended an in Seven of Switzerland's formal gathering at the 25 cantons, or provinces, Civic Centre to make the voted for the proposal. opening of the "buy a which reauired a maiorbrick" appeal. ity of both the cantons Present were Mrs. N. and the popular vote to Hamersley (Walkaway) win. representing the comA maiority of voters in mittee, Mr. John Gaughan ( Jaycees), Rev. Mother the five predominantly Francis, Sister John Catholic cantons — FriFisher, and two of the bourg. Unterwald. Scholdest women residents, wyz, Uri and Soleure — in fa voitr of Mesdames Freshwater voted S chwarzenbach's propoand Lamont. Another visitor was Mr. Breen sal. ( Victoria), Sister ImelThree of these cantons da's father, who is here — Unterwald. Schwyz for a brief spell. and Uri — are situated A street appeal will he in the tradition-minded held on Friday, June 10 region of central SwitFrom the beginning of MAY this year until the end of OCTOBER, Week-End any one who would zerland and annarently Retreats of a NEW kind will be conducted regularly at the BENEDICTINE like to help is invited to responded to SchwarzenMONASTERY, NEW NORCIA. The number of retreatants on each occasion contact any of the com- bach's call for a return to will not exceed TWELVE. mittee. Mrs. W. Singe the good old days. Instead of the usual formal conferences and spiritual exercises, the emphasis chairman (91 3040). of will be on RECOLLECTION, INFORMATIVE TALKS, DIALOGUE ViIITH THE Swiss Economics MinMeals:Imes D. MrGc.nual, MONKS, and PARTICIPATION IN THE MONASTIC LIFE generally. (Northamntonl. C. Perry ister Ernest Brugger said New Norcia is located on the Great Northern Highway, 82 miles from Perth, treasurer or N. Nnr"- that, if the proposal had and the Mo^3stery provides a secluded, historical country-setting of great mersley, publicity officer. won, Switzerland (which natural charm. The Monastery Guest -Ho-. se has been enlarged to receive hopes to open associate R.W. retreatants. membership negotiations with the European ComEnquiry is in.,ited also from, others, BESIDES RETREATANTS, to facilitate A TTENTION ALL! mon Market). "would their visiting the Monastery 17 ANY TIME to obtain advice and guidance. Schools, Convents, Col- have losts its credibility Applicants sil:Duld mention the intended date and time of arrival, and— leges, Charitable Organis- towards Furore." The WRITE to: Rev. Father A. McPhee, 0.S.B., ations—For your Raffle Common Market provides fo the free movement T ickets see . . Benedictine Monastery, New Norcia, 6509. of wnrkers and profesR ECORD PRINT sionals among member 4 50 Hay Street, Perth. countries.

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The Hon. A. F. Watts, my predecessor in the Education portfolio, was a most distinguished parliamentarian and educationist. The Education portfolio was the one which he held throughout his ministerial career, and, I believe, the one in which his practical ability and his idealism were best expressed. He held it for nine years in all-1947 to 1953 in the Mc. Larty-Watts Government, and 1959-1962 in the Brand-Watts Government, until he retired from politics. Those were crucial years for education, and for the State's development as a whole. Wartime shortages had left us with great problems in school building programmes, and the rapid postwar increase in births meant still greater problems. Mr. Watts' foresight, his great ability and energy, made an invaluable contribution to solving these problems, and the benefit of his work will be with us far into the future. One of the most important developments in education which he introduced as Minister was the widespread consolidation of schools in rural areas, accompanied by numerous school bus services for taking the children to these schools. Secondary education was made available on a large scale to country children, with the introduction of Junior High Schools in country areas. Rural education was always one of his special interests, and agricultural high schools. He tackled the problem of the school population increase, and, under him, the Department made significant progress in the battle to reduce class sizes. His tenure of the portfolio covered a period of rapid development in secondary education, and the introduction of the comprehensive district High School. In 1959, the first radio school of the air began --a uniqre development in the education of rural children. Many important innovations in teaching methods were made, such as, in 1960, the introduction of the Cuisenaire method of teaching mathematics. Educational research was greatly expanded, especially curriculum and research into the future needs of education. A new concept in education was the shifting of emphasis in teaching from regulation to educational leadership. All these concepts and innovations have been continued and greatly extended by my Department during the time I have held the portfolio. Between us, we owe Mr. Watts a very great debt for his vision and understanding of the problems of education. The great progress we have been able to maks-i in so many fields of education could never have been achieved without the foundations he laid. I pay tribute to him as State leader of my as Party for 20 years, as Deputy Premier, and an outstanding Minister for Education.

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minion (38), Hill Minerals (44), Kratos Uranium ( 34),Lamadec (31), Magnum (36), and Tropic Minerals (23). Pacific Island Mines (24) is also quite a good punt, but By Mindu Speck along with other mem(PART 1) bers of the Planet group does not err recovery, which on l the side ikewise. A number of S2 share, which amounts The by BRO. B. A. VERDON started two weeks ago senior ministers in state to a yield of 1.7 percent of excess in providing information on its activistronger parliaments have shares on a share the Even in our affluent society there are many underamong price of ties. privileged children who cannot be cared for in their stocks, continued last in the float which are $13.00. Much of the own homes. The reasons are many but invariably week among the more not entitlements from c ompany's earnings goes FOOD MAKES MONEY t he children have been deprived of their right to a ,01vititskInst .700 speculative issues. With C.R.A. holdings. Small to finance new developfinancial i the of nvestors who have ap- ments, and does not apInvestment of all typ- normal happy home and must look to others for the end aaPskt6 es have their dangers. the warm love and security essential for them to deyear approaching, few plied for such entitle- pear as a dividend. preparompanies were velop contented into ments co-operative and adults. Those know of how diffispeculative c are obvious ed to report news — cult it is to secure them. ' SPECULATIVE PRICES shares Most of these children as a Christian communDolti'sPfft41° enough. Farming, land good or bad. But where It would be naive not to The are Catholic. The Church ity, neglect so obviously most difficui: rumlacking, believe was that development and buildallotments shares of all news in Western Australia, the littlest of the people to price are ing have their periods through its religious our flourished. Newly were made to persons the older or of God? speculative isNickelfields and i n official isted of positions. recession. This Fixed inter- ders, l sues. The best method conducted has Minerals and is quite est investment provide inappropriate. of assessment Lefroy child care establishments Certainly, it is no easy we have a guaranteed income longer established Hawkis a The thing to ask of a family, comparison The with point the but are no safeguard for many years. at issue is stone made dramatic e work these institutions and there is no reward producers against inflation. dragging with not whether politicians stablished gains, Some have done, and are still in this life adequate to We may shou compare, ld for buy exshares, alof the safest invest- doing, is an outstanding repay foster them the entire mining parents for though there are merits ample, Westralian Nickel ments in industrial contribution to deprived their patience, love and board. with Western i n the Mining American system impossible shares are those in food While it is children of this State. unselfish care of these where the portfolios of Corporation. Westralian manufacturing to tell when a new strike Nick However, many children unhappy, unwanted chilel's 5 offic Million ials sharin key positions made some interbe will es, selling at $5.90 would A company which may in need could be best dren. Christ tells us esting reports from the are managed by trusts during their time in pub- give the company a total appeal to the investor cared for as members of this is one of the very more established explorlic office. The problem capitalisation of 29 mil- looking for income and a family group in which reasons for the reward ers are due in the near with the Comalco issue lion dollars. WMC's 79 security is Arnott's Ltd. they can share in the of eternal life "Come future. W.A. Petroleum is that the system for million shares selling at The public company is a love and understanding you whom my Father reporting this goes as is has blessed take for allocating shares was $11 would give a capital consortium of family of a Christian home. to press. isation of 870 million, businesses which have your heritage the Kingfar from equitable. This Poseidon N.L. has anSMALL NUMBER This brochure tells you all dom . . . for I was a nounced its turn will could be said of almost which is 30 times great- been in the biscuit makabout a unique easy to read macie stranger and you all new issues. The At this point, meand the understand Parent Educacome on July 5. In its er. Thus we should ex- ing trade for many tion Course on child psychology. thod of distribution theory breaks down as me welcome . . . in so far last report, the company It has been written specifically pect the total potential years. These are: — the number of Catholic as you did this to one for parents by two highly qualigave details of good should be changed so least these the of of t h a t all applicants families willing fied psycholooists, well krown to earning take power of 30 • The Arnott nickel values from the family throughout Australia for their mine did you brothers of foster children is so Shirley zone and zone television appearances and lecme." i t to small. In some cases, it intersection ture tours on child psychology. B, and an has been necessary to The course has been widely with high grade ore on a accepted overseas, where place Catholic children Here is a challenge to new zone to the northWESTERN MINING CORP, already it is in its third edition. with non-Catholic fami- practical Christianity. east (zone D). It will be In Australia alone, over 7,000 T/0 because lies no Catholic Has your family ever couples have applied for it. The interesting to see whethcourse will give you the home was offered. Where thought about it? Do er this grade is maincertainty and confidence in is the Catholic commun- your know children tained in further drillPeiringing up your children that ity w ho number over about it? Do your chilcomes from the application of ing, and whether the tested and proven methods of one-quarter of Western dren know about the company is prepared to modern child psychology. Your population? many unhappy Catholic Australia's give a revised estimate children's future happiness deCould not the institu- boys and girls who are pends on you having th:s of reserves at this stage. knowledge. Mistakes in this tions have a "bank" of not as fortunate as they After the adverse reacmatter cannot easily—if ever foster homes they could are, in the warmth and tion to the last report, —be remediel. call on to provide sub- security of their houses Poseidon directors must Post coupon today 10stitute care? Can we and family? be wondering what is in Please forward me full details store for the company of the Par'-,it Education Course. this time. At least that experience should have Name._ made investors' expecta(Block letters please) tions more realistic. The grandfather of the Address OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS nickel boom, Western 5— Mining Corporation, is CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS THE OBLATE EDUCATION CENTRE also due to report in P.O. Box 42, Penshurst, N.S.W. PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 8151 2222, Australia. July. WMC shareholders PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET . 2 1 5304 would like information FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET 5 2607 on:— COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 (i) the current estimate of ore reserves inIUSULAUSUINIHIN1111111111111111111111111111 at Kambalda. (ii) drilling Mid March locations June and assay results Gists:oils Monks (Trappists) Western Mining Corporation. Share price in dollars and daily turnover in tens at Mt. Clifford. o Tarrawarra, Victoria. 1775. f thousands since mid-March. (iii) exploration activ134ne4iCt41% C MOnk& ity at Mt. Venn. should have a reason- companies similar to business established in Whether this will be able chance AcCadia, 2J542 of partici- Westralian Nickel to be Newcastle in 1865; contained in the quart- pating. 134nedictins Mdmks. equivalent to Western • The Brockhoff family erly report is another M ining Corporation. business established m N. Norcia. WA. 65 matter. The official PRICE GUIDELINES Judging from reports on Melbourne in 1880; Opening of the Kwinana The problem confront the Westralian Nickei • The Guest family busir efinery is due later in i ng the share buyer is to leases this may not be ness established in Melthe year. determine a reasonable an unreasonable assump- bourne in 1856; .It is illuminating to re- price for the share. This tion. • The Mills and Ware view the performance of is relatively NES. Benedictine N straightfor . However, there is a family business estabWMC shares in the past ward for those induslished Fremantle in in few months, which is inwide margin for error Perirtani htlNSW Box trials for which price is in assessing prices for 1898; dicated in the adjoining related to asset \I backing speculative graph. Almost all mining miners, and • The Morrow family and earning potential. iotirso Uw Good Samaritan S shares show a marked Taking Peters (W.A.) as market mood is as im- business established in Aclorcra 0cI .th6 drop in turnover in this portant a factor as ra- Brisbane in 1875; Glebe Point 1'(S W. 2037. an example, each share period, but Western MinTti6urn Priont tional argument in de- • The Motteram family has an asset backing of Missionartj Sifters. termining ing is an exception. Its Benedictine price. The business established in Plant N.S.W 2095. $1.06, although its origturnover actually in- inal or par value is 50 speculator must antici- Adelaide in 1892. New Norcia, WA. 6509. pate mood as well as creased, which caused The groups amalgammarket analysts to sus- cents. Last year's divi- prospects. dend was 11 percent of ated in 1964 to strengthpect selling of a large Certainly, the market institutional holding in the par value, i.e. 51 is in the mood to run, en their position and to cents per share. This guard against takeover this period. Massive gives a yield of 5 percent and a find by a small moves which had enbuying support company would push gulfed following sections of the the Wall St. recovery on the current share the prices of speculative price of $1.10, which is food manufacturing indrove the share price a reasonable rate of stocks much higher than dustry in previous years. from $8.70 to $11.00 present level. in earnings. By contrast, their The consortium looks seven trading days. There could be a slackAt Chamberlains has an asstrong and should prothe latter price it is set backing of $1.58 per ening of interest, howvide a steady return on Still undervalued. share, but these are sel- ever, if a new find is a sound investment. not reported within the ling at 65 cents because COMALCO FOR SELLERS the company is not ex- next few months. Comarco has probably pected to pay a dividend Several high fliers In general, this is not done the public a servhave risen quite a bit al- a time for selling, but for some time. ice by mishandling its isready. The wisc punter there are exceptions. Insue of new shares to the Mining producers are will look for the over- vestors who decided to Australian Offers to all Parishes a Service market just more difficult to assess looked stocks that at the time will buy Bell Brothers - rts, of the Senate because their price dembracing every aspect of the e do so tomorrow, unless recommended in our inenquiry into share trad- pends on future earnings Rites for Catholics. Funeral close he is enough to the vestment table two ing practice. and expansion potential, market to do a quick weeks ago will now be The facts of Chapels ore at: Our the mat- which is also an :,rnport- in-and-out as the stocks in a position to take a ter are that shares were ant factor for a few in- rise. On today's Fremantle: Market Street. 85 scale 65 percent profit. This Offered to the Prime dustrials which are ex of values, there are sev- is a large gain for a Minister, Phone 5 2225 Mr. Gorton, panding rapidly. B.H.P. eral shares which still heavyweight, and while Who refused them, and is typical. Its last divi- seem to be good Claremont: 42 Gugeri Street. risks. the shares have not yet advised his cabinet to do dend was 22 cents per The situation can change reached their peak it alPhone 3 2177 very quickly, however, ways pays to leave someL awn Mowers, Shears Sharpened W. A. GREEN ( Pte.): 98 1697 and an indication of the thing for the other feland Set JOHN GREEN ( Pte. ): 50 2304 maximum price at which low. I would recomthe shares remain a mend selling, though ARTHUR E. DAVIES & CO. good punt is necessary. preferably only half the C ITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 Al is list My Consolidatpurchase your if holding PTY. LTD. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS ed (90), Central Pacific was large enough. Hold Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced CAR and ALL Minerals - 25 cents paid out for $1.65. The sharTYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service. I (35), Comstock (17), Do- es are well worth it.

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OFFICER NIEDWICK IS A NUN WASHINGTON.—It's easier to join the D.C. Pol ice Department than it is to enter the convent these days, according to a woman who has done both. Sister Eleanor, or Officer Niedwick, doesn't look like either, except for a gold cross she wears on a chain around her neck and a very l arge handbog. The cross indicates she's a nun; the handbag, she says, is the only way you can spot a D.C. policewoman because they don't have uniforms. She's been a Daughter of Wisdom since 1962, and last October was sworn in as a member of me pol ice force. Dressed in a simple, handsomely-sewn dress made from a chocolate brown burlap material, the petite 25-year-old nun-cop looks more like a college girl. Sister Eleanor, who assumed her new job i n March on completion of training, doesn't consider the situation so unusual. The soft-spoken, timid-looking Sister was comfortably relaxed as she talked. to NC News In the familiar surroundings of her office at t he 10th precinct police station. Her explanation about the relative ease with which she passed the D.C. police exam prompted her to conclude that getting into a religious c ommunity is much more difficult.

Expected Controversy Not Aroused

LONDON, The official announcement that the 40 English and Welsh martyrs of Reformation times will be canonised by Pope Paul VI in October has SCI Far not aroused the controversy that many had expected — possibly be. c ause the nation is now in the throes of an election campaign.

In a joint statement, the Anglican archbishops

of Canterbury, York and Wales said: "In these days of ecumenical progress, we Christians should not look back too much to the conflicts of the 16th century. When we do look back we should have penitence for much that was done and should reverence all on either side who died for the sake of conscience. "We can also link them in our thoughts and prayers with those who in this day and in many parts of ChristenHistory was made locally recently with the formation of the Corpus Christi dom are still resisting Junior Credit Union in Myaree, an offshoot of the parent branch in that suburb. MOSHI, Tanzania.—An appeal to retired teach- t yranny of oppression or who are still being perers and other qualified Catholics to volunteer for secuted because of their The first junior share the experience rel igious teaching duties in the state-managed Christian faith." branch of the Credit gained with other branschools was made by Bishop Joseph Sipendi to Union to be established ches contemplating the The Anglican archbimeet a problem caused by the government take- shop's statement came in Australia, it shares formation of similar the distinction with a junior groups. over of most schools in the country earlier this a day after Pope Paul VI ( Arrangements for similar body in Fort year. announced the canonisaPHILADELPHIA.—A cardinal from India said Worth, Texas, U.S.A., of him to address meetings tion and said it will have being the only two such may be made by phoning here the great "wealth of the Church is in its In the government as- classes in any school. a "favourable effect on the intewith However, control of sumption of 30-5538i 30-5795 or junior bodies in the clergy". ecumenism." Credit Union movement. The management com- Cardinal Joseph Pare- "We have about 800 all grant-aided schools, gration of both students Cardinal John Heenan *ncluding 130 in the and staffs, some schools mittee of the parent body of Erankulam, students in our two sem- Moshi diocese, religion may not have a Catholic of With an original en- is pleased with the effi- cattil, Westminster told rolment of 15, member- cient and businesslike India, spoke to some 400 inaries, and more than remained a subject in staff member to teach the press that Catholics ship has now reached 54. manner with which its students at St. Charles 70 per cent, of the voca- the schools' curricula. the religious classes. had no intention of reMembership is open to junior counterpart con- Borremeo Seminary in tions in India come from viving old religious conI n the religthe past, Bishop Sipendi, in a suburban Overbrook, Kerala. children and youth to the duct its branch affairs. t roversies. classes ious were norpastoral letter, asked for after concelebrating a age of 21 years residing "The canonisation is "Because the govern- mally taught by Catholic the volunteers to teach within the boundaries of In addition to incalcat- Mass in the Syro-Malabar ing its members with a rite. ment does not favour teachers on the schools' the religion classes in seen, on the contrary, as Myaree. staffs. Under an agree- such cases, reminding an ecumenical opporsense of thrift, it proAuxiliary Bishop foreign missionaries. The group has almost vides valuable training ment reached between them that every baptised tunity. The gospel of Thomas J. Welsh, of priests from Gerala do complete autonomy in in the handling and manthe and the person is called upon to violence based on racial, government Philadelphia, seminary missionary work throthe conduct of their aff- agement of money. It rector, was also a concel- ughout India. More than Tanzania Catholic bish- be an apostle according religious or political difairs—election of officers, fosters confidence and references is increasingly ebrant. 4.800 of the 7,000 priests ops before the "national to his state in life. receiving and recording sponsibility later for preached in many parts The cardinal, spiritual in India are from Kerala. education" plan went in deposits, considering and years, when it is hoped The bishop also urged of the world. The canto effect, teachers can recommending loan ap- they will fill similar posi- leader of more than 1.7 still teach the religious Catholic parents to ass- onisation is a reminder million "Like Syro-Malabar-rite St. Peter, we can plications. ert themselves more in that faith and conscitions in the Senior Credit Catholics in India, de- say, 'Silver and gold, WP school affairs, urging ence triumph over hatThe sole restriction is Union movement. tailed conditions at two have none'—but we do them to become members red and violence." that final loan approval Pictured are the Cor- seminaries in the state give what he have, vocaof school committees. is reserved by the parent ous Christi Junior Credit of Kerala, India. tions to the Church." Although Catholics re"make their views known body. Union (Myaree) Comjoice at the canonisation committees such and t o The progress of the mittee of Management to raise their voices to of the martyrs, they do group is being watched ( from left): i nsu.-e that their right as not forget that there with keen interest by the Back row: Ron Oliver. and Christians were also martyrs of parents Credit Union League of Tony Leslie, Stewart Basare fulfilled in the conscience among ProW.A., Oliver. Richard which recently sica, testants, he said. schools." American sponsored President the BOSTON.—Former U.S. Supreme Court Assocjunior Ross Jacobs. Richard Richard president, Mr. Kevin Mc- Kemp, Ron Ross. M. Nixon has iate Justice Arthur J. Goldberg broke into his own Cann as the W.A. dele- Seated: Linda Nelson. campaigning for the Democratic nomination for paid tribute to Pope Paul gate to an interstate Mary O'Keeffe, Kevin governor of New York and appeared here to sup- VI on his 50th anniveryouth conference in Syd- McCann, Maree Charles, sary as a priest. port the congressional campaign of Father Robert ney. (Kevin F. Drinan, S.J. Leslie. In a special message, Alison President, Kevin, a trainee-teacher McCann, Mr. Nixon praised the S PECIAL Father Di-inn, former "It all adds up to this," Pope for his "strong. with the Education De- Maree Charles, Secredean of the Boston Col- Goldberg said at a dinHOSPITAL partment, is keen to tary). spiritual support" to the lege Law School, is seek- ner sponsored by Father "cause of peace, justice ,ng the nomination for Drinan backers. 11. and human dignity." #4,1 .4.41,041,0,11,11 , 11 , 11 , 11,4,11 ,00#4.11,11•11 , the Democratic candid414,11,1 , 1,141, , 11 , , 11 ,4114114P ,11 , ..W.11,11 ,41.4."11 "If we are to prevent He said "half a century acy for Congress from Dry and Sweet Massachusetts' third further Kent States and of priesthood is for Altar Wines Jackson States, if we are most men, a happy milecongressional district. 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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE

The Cottesloe C.W.L. branch will hold a party Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, at the Star of the Sea B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, Hall — on Tuesday, June A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. 23, at 1.30 p.m. The Cathedral branch We find deep melanwill be on tea roster on depressed melancholic June 22 - 26. The person suffering cholics have great need can be improved by needs piritually it a to s affof our kindness and affA memo to members ection; a very kind word, great extent for he suf- ection and often who may be thinking of grow the gentle tone of the fers more than one who very bitter about attending Bi-Annual Conthose v oice, a genuine ill. physically smile, ference is who do not show them in Brisbane, politeness, courtesy, next It is quite true, ner- the affection and year: tentative attenr eadiness to oblige, will vous people attract hurt- tion they expect. bookings may now be It is serve cruel to sarcasm, scorn elevate his made. Anyone ful o ften impossible to show interests and contempt. love to nervous people. pirits and put him into ed should contact Mrs. a happy mood. In these circumstances Yet does not justice dePollett. it is understandable be- mand that we should ex- If we exert our patThe C.W.L. president, ience, comnot people do interest, cause sympathy cuse their prehend the symptouis haviour as strange bei- and our honourable aff- Mrs. Downey, recently unfortunate For many pathological? ection the nervous suff- made a trip to Tammin this of of them suffer to speak to the ladies alady. m t orture from it; it is not erer will be comforted there on C.W.L. activiand his will strengthened If people gave a little fair or correct to put it to conquer his ties thought the to ore suffering m down to free will. Northam also visited mentality. mental sufferings of nerThis is not to say we All this tender affection Meckering branch. vous people they would must not draw their at- for the sick person Cunderdin, Meckering may see in them real martyrs tention to it. We can do be compared to the wine and Kellerberrin repretorturing them stop and this but it must be done and oil which the Good sentatives turned up to like tyrants. in the right spirit, not in Samaritan poured into listen to Mrs. Downey at People are often de- a first violent reaction, the wounds of the poor Tammin. ceived by their apparent- or with exaggeration. man found by the wayly flourishing appearance We realise from ex- side—stripped and roband the sufferer is charA FEW TIPS acterised as a victim of perience, sensitive ner- bed and wounded. vous people • can remove stains You I f one deals with menhave imagination own a his and from silver egg spoons with whom one has no strong tendency to mag- tally ill people anything which reaps no reward for his by merely dipping them need to sympathise. We nify understand there are no t ouches their keen sense kindness and trouble, he into the water in which can be consoled by the eggs are boiling. c onceited victims, they of integrity. We are only in a posi- thought if it has not be- • Treat stubborn rust are all sad sufferers and Mr. and Mrs. Max Shortill at their recent wedding at St. Denis' Church, well worthy of our sym- tion to exercise some in- nifited the suffered he, marks on the bath by Joondanna. The bride, formerly Merlene Rutter, is the youngest daughter of fluenc e upon difficult himself, certainly bene- pouring a drop or two of pathy. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rutter, of Dalkeith, and the groom the son of Mr. and vinegar on a cloth and Many of these patients t emperaments when we fits. Mrs. A. Shortill of Inglewood. How very wholesome a rubbing carefully over have a physical disorder ourselves are free from The bride's sister, Maxine Walker, was the matron of honour. The bridesmaids i ll Then rinse feeling and have the confession becomes to a the mark. which the most careful Catherine Allen and Rosalie Miles. Jim Hastings was the bestman and were to sympathise nervous person when he well. examination has failed power K as Piotrowski the groomsman. Marks with • carpets on these has mental found who and an intelligent endure sufto trace for years, often for life, ferings. Due to our lack understanding person caused by heavy furnitof knowledge of nervous who leads him out of his ure can be removed by a veritable martyrdom. Anyone regarding his individuals, kindness is troubles and shows him pressing lightly with a nervous neighbours from indeed often misplaced, the God of love! Mental hot iron over a damp sufferings are devastat- cloth, or with a steam ROOM ARRANGEMENTS—The How, What and Where. a purely natural stand- but wasted?—never! The time will arrive ing. May God grant to all iron. In the case of synpoint would find it very difficult—almost impos- when kindness can be professions, spiritual ad- thetic carpets avoid exAl l rooms should be furnished according to each individual sible—to show him love. firm and strict, too, and visers and teachers, at cessive heat. Nevertheless we can feel this is the precious hour least light enough to • Polsih your stainless family's needs and way of living. sympathy as soon as we it will achieve anything kindly help these suffer- steel sink with cornflour Study each room and cellent reading light. It's you can make up your definitely understand it wills. ing people as far as lies sprinkled on a soft, dry start with a 'focal point' these small things that own arrangements of There is no doubt the in their power. nervous ailments. cloth. — for example a fire- add a professional touch book shelves, room dividto the decor. place in a lounge. ers, whole wall units An open-area lounge (piece by piece) and add Chairs should be placed in what is technically can be given a more com- to it as finance, or deThis is a called a 'conversation ar- pact look if the settee sire, permits. asset where rangement' (this means and chairs are arranged valuable approximately six people at right angles with a limited space is availshould be able to be corner table between. A able. It also has the adseated in close proximity settee can be used as a vantage of being able to to one another, where divider to give the illus- be re-arranged as rethey can converse con- ion of a division in a quired. All furniture is best veniently without diffi- large lounge-dining open ..... area. placed 'straight-on' as culty. Don't leave too much If a television set is to empty wall space. A angled furniture across be included in the lounge painting, picture, plaque corners is a space-waster. When arranging bed seating should be ar- or wall mirror can help ranged to suit viewing. to balance lower furnit- rooms, windows must be But, to avoid the room ure, but don't overdo it. taken into account to having a one-sided look, One or two wall placed avoid possible draughts. it's advisable to have a ornaments look better Again, furniture should distributed small lightweight chair than too much clutter. be evenly or an other smallish fur- and certainly make for around the room to give niture piece near the tele- easier dusting. An indoor correct balance. A tip worth knowing is vision to give the room plant or vase of flowers more balance. The over- can add a fresh look to a to draw a plan of the room and a cutout piece all picture of a room is room. representing each item of to have a good 'balance' Book cases and open of furniture all around, woo'.: shelving can add furniture and arrange your room on paper. It evenly distributed. attraction to the side or saves many hours of Small corner tables sides of a small perhaps work and aching limbs, placed beside a settee or insignificant fireplace. plus less wear-and-tear chair can add attraction There is an excellent on floor coverings. to the room and, if an shelving cupboard type Next week: Room Acattractive lamp be placed furniture—available at cessories. there, can provide an ex- furniture stores—where

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Another Way Of Life

TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION

Tommy Likes To Walk On The Furniture!

Helping this disabled child to get on his feet is physiotherapist, Glenys Australian West Witham, who spent a year in Port Moresby. She worked with the "Australian Volunteers Abroad"—a national programme through which By Provaco. nearly 500 Australians have served in 14 developing countries in Asia, Africa and the Vandalism starts in the home and not only in Pacific. In this article, "Another Way of Life", Glenys the one where chaos reigns supreme, but in recounts some of the excitment and the valu- 'nice' homes where the children rule. The psychoable and rich experience she gained in trying logists who startled parents with their revolutionDare we say it — anary rules for child training, said that, when to help other people: other walk! A walk with parents checked a child's exuberance, they set up a difference? a feel ing of frustration which, in turn, would fill This is a walk for oththem with resentment towards their parents. ers, where every mile

Walk Against Want

Poor misguided mothers tried to follow the in. can be a meal and every structions because they wanted to train their childstep will help to set peoren; many, lacking any sense of responsibility, and ple back on their feet. The walk is in the too lazy to enforce discipline, welcomed the new Perth City Block. approach with relief. What a wonderful idea! Just You can start walklet the kids do as they wanted; so Tommy walked ing from 3 p.m. on Saton the furniture and the girls drew on the walls. urday, August 1, or any When Mum got fed up with disobedience, the time thereafter for those refusal to hang up clothes, to adopt some method who wish to see the footof tidiness, she finally appealed to Dad, who, ball first. There is a nothing about child psychology, used the knowing limit of 15 miles, so you weapon he felt would bring the kids to order as it could start as late as "Handing Over" . . . Paul Planken ( left ), former 6.30, and still make the had done to himself when as a child, a good thick diocesan treasurer, hands over the books of accounts deadline of 10 p.m. Of strap was used, but it was too late to belt this and explains the job to the new treasurer, Dave Trus- course, if you run, as new breed into submission. love. Paul has put in a lot of work and did a good some do, you can start As the children grew older they remembered job. Our sincere thanks to you Paul. even later and still make visits to neighbours homes where the woman of it. the house had been rude enough to tell them not It is almost impossible t o jump on the lounge and had even asked them to to overstate the suffer wipe their feet free of mud before they entered ing in the world. Those the house! What cheek! Come on, lets show 'ern; who quibble about starlet's smash up a few things. vation statistics cannot A fashion parade will be held at the Mullewa Our education system nurtures the seeds sown deny that people are Town Hall on July 24. foolish parents. Records of many vandals show by starving. This alone The clothes will come from the Australian Wool should be sufficient to that they had left school with no prospect of a job Board. except a labouring one for boys and factory jobs start people walking. Wigs and jewellery will also be modelled. for girls. For further details 'A road just out of Port Moresby winds down and enrolment, contact The child who just manages to get in to another and . The Parents National Girls' WALK AGAINST WANT, 'Three Mile Hill' to Koki Market by the sea. The class each year, never absorbing much of the Friends are also purchas38a St. George's Terrace, Papuan and New Guineans, men, women and material necessary to get a `Junior'—these boys President Here ing a TV set to be used Girls' National Y.C.W. Perth. 6000. Telephone children from different tribes and villages all and girls should be catered for, particularly in the last two years of school life. They should be taught by the children and the president, Margaret Bur- 23 3569 or YCW office, 77 over the Territory, stroll along the roadside. Terrace, gess, is in W.A. on na- St. George's Some of the men, pastor and teacher. An- the rudiments of a trade. Sisters. We Perth. tional visitation. Why are we getting boys from Britain to carry going to a day in the other small girl, Eau, The annual bazaar will welcome you to W.A., office, dress immaculate- lived in a village in the on here as tradesmen? 'Big Brother Movement'!!! Marg., and hope you enK EEP IN STEP ly in white shorts, shirts, Gulf of Papua, two days What about our little Australian brothers who bebe held on September 19. joy your stay in this Wilson Y.C.W. will long socks and shoes. boat trip away. Michael come vandals? This country has enough useless sunny State. —D.B hold a dance on Sunday, Others, with their mop was one of eight children young adults who are drop-outs from universities, June 21, from 8.00 p.m. of fuzzy hair and beads who lived with their sent there in the first instance because of foolish to 12.00, at the Manning round their necks, come parents on a rubber plan- parents who long to say, 'my boy or girl, is at Hall, Bradshaw Cres- from the villages to sell tation about 40 miles cent, Manning. Featured their vegetables. School away. They came to town What is wrong with the laws of our country THE will be the "Revue" and boys in shorts, chatter only once every month only put vandale on probation or fine them? which C ATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU the "Ssarb." Admission and tease the shy girls. and thus Michael would WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY The women appear in be able to get the neces- If these young monsters have jobs they should $1.00. have all their weekend freedom taken from them their cotton frocks with sary treatment. PICNICS DANCING The the dark blue traditional general aim of and made to work, repairing the damage they GOLF SQUASH, TENNIS, CABARETS THE DAY tattoo patterns on their treatment for all these caused. RIVER TRIPS PARTIES PETER DAY arms, legs and faces children was to develop THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS do our State Government leaders do about LOST HIS EAR! blending with their to the maximum the po- theWhat of telephone booths, often in an destruction Further Details: Fred Curran, 3.8134 brown skin. tential of each child. As I thought only means Peter Day 71 7943. Helmi employment area where the use of one could be the schooling, 411.####•41...4141 ,#4,4^#####~4. Y.C.W. Mirrabooka) In the village, home is or institutional care for of saving a life? Have the leaders of Australia ever had a duel with St. a house built out over these children were re- done anything in the way of making new laws which Peter when they told the sea on pylons, the mote possibilities, the will help the younger generation? me he had lost his family seated or, the floor bulk of their care fell to We have to face the fact that there will always ear. in the central room mak- their families. To help However, I soon ing plans for a church emphasise continuation be irresponsible parents. The so-called 'permissive' learned that the cause festival or a sing-sing of treatment routines at society wasn't made by teenagers and it doesn't was a minor accident. with traditional songs. home as well as at the only apply to morality, it was created by parents Peter now has his ear dances and feasting until centre, we visit the child- who gave 'permission' instead of discipline. stitched and is on and the early hours. Holland & Venetian Blinds, ren in their homes as Bernard Shaw once said it was a shame to waste about his work. possible. often as Canvas & Aluminium Awnings, These people are movyouth on the young, but he forgot to add that Peter Casey was anwas scarcely One year ing towards 'self deterFlyscreens, Tarpaulins. 'youth is the stuff dreams are made of' and are other victim with a mination'. This move- long enough to make an trying to make their dreams work. Unfortunately, ankle. So if twisted to contribution. ment involves change, effective they haven't wise leaders and so use protests you see Peter trudgchange which can be as There were so many ading along with a walkshow their hatred of a world made decadent by frustrating and bewilder- justments to be made in ing stick, do not be 286 ALBANY HWY., VIC. PARK. ing as it is exciting and one's thinking and man- adults. the one of those who rewarding. It is a change ner of working. It was Is there an answer to this problem? Yes, if 61 1620 61 1539 whisper, "look at that which for most of the encouraging, however, to make must adults and bridged is generation gap old man." people of Port Moresby see plans for a new build- the first move by trying to understand the way In means living in two ing to be used as a han- which youth is attacked by mass media, by frunsHERE'S A CHANCE FOR PARENTS AND TEENAGERS worlds; the world of the dicapped children's cen- tration because many are intelligent enough to be village and the world of tre and to know that I their TO PARTICIPATE IN FUND RAISING FOR frightened by the mess adults have made of the town. would be replaced by anCHRISTIAN YOUTH ACTIVITIES. other physiotherapist sel- world. to I was appointed to a The day may come when Tommy will be asked ected by the Overseas Sponsor a Teenage Son or Daughter DOUBLE VIEW: the centre which was opened Service Bureau as an wipe the mud from his feet before he walks on 18 months ago to provide Volunteer lounge!! Australian Meeting on June 22 at in the North of the River the only outpatients care Abroad. 7.45 p.m. at the home of for handicapped children Sonia Tanham, 56 Lom- in the Territory. Although the contribuIn the PERTH'S ART and DRAWING SUPPLY SPECIrA bardi St., Woodlands. early weeks, I spent tion one can make in any 103 ROKEBY ROAD, SUBIACO, and Father Costello, 0.P. many days going to the economically developing 148 WILLIAM STREET, PERTH will speak on his trip to villages and settlement country may be small, to be held on the Holy Land. cannot help but gain one with our Mobile Infant 81-2488 81-2488 SUNDAY, 28th JUNE, at Welfare Clinics. This en- personally from the exBALCATTA: had the perience. I abled me to learn someMeeting Tuesday mornOils, Crayons, Paints, Drawing Equipment chance to see Western ST. MARY'S HALL ing, June 23, after 9.00 thing of the Papuan way society objectively and, Cnr. FRANKLIN and OXFORD STS., LEEDERVILLE a.m. Mass at the O'Cal- of life, and, also later, at times, through the encouraged the mothers laghan home, 111 Hillsto bring their handicap- eyes of people of differTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE Dancing will commence at 4 p.m. on Sunday and borough Drive, Nollaped children to the ent culture. As well, I will stop at midnight. INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED mara. Transport avail'centre'. Eventually, we had the chance to learn able after Mass and preTHREE GREAT BANDS AND GOOD FLOOR CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN had about 25 children at- at first hand something school children are welINSURANCE PROTECTION MANAGEMENT. tending regularly. We of another way of life." come. A Review of Life later GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH ST. 133 employed Baruka, Limit of 8-Hours Dancing. will be done at this who M. 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Some of the guests at the Narrogin debutantes' ball held recently (see Page 11). Hobson, Mrs. Standley, Mr. Standley, Mrs. Mullane, Mr. and From left: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ouartermaine.

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STAR OF THE SEA BALL The fifth annual Star of the Sea ball, sponsored by t he youth group, was held last week at the Mosman R eception Centre. About 250 parishioners and friends at A feature of this annual event was the presence of both the older and younger parishioners together at a f ormal social gathering.

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R IGHT: Ten Midwifery graduates of St. John of God Hospital ( Subiaco), received their certificates at a graduation ceremony in the Nurses Home last week. Dr. Kenneth Worner presented the certificates. The ten, with Dr. Worner and Father Peter McCrann are Sisters Barbara Abbott, June Dunning, Dennett Hutchins, Ann Lynch, Anne McElhinney, Lynette Morgan, Gretchen McShane, Barbara Murszewski, Maria Redfern, Giovanna Vieceli.

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Thursday, June 18, 1970

New Wing Opened At Geraldton's Stella Mans Coflege

GERALDTON: Presentation Sisters at Stella Mans College have every reason AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC RELIEF will grant $1,800 toto be proud and delighted with the impressive surroundings of the new wing wards the establishment of a village for discharged lepers in just been completed and officially opened and blessed on June 14 by His LordLaos. ship, the Bishop of Geroldton, The Right Reverend F. X. Thomas, and attended This comes at the re- may neglect medication area for more than 20 by a large crowd of parents, friends and well-wishers. quest of the Catholic and possible rehabilita- years.

in tion. Rel ief Services The college, in Sanford instructor if necessary At the urgent request On this floor is a building, which for Geneva. In the proposed vii- of city authorities and Street, adjacent to St. and be answered on a laundrette with stainless its modernity, blends all in In his application for lage, these people will the people of the area. Francis Xavier's Cathe- private circuit, while the steel troughs, a small with the existing build. assistance, Father Cavail- continue to receive med- the Foundation plans to dral, occupies a spendid teacher can speak to all washing machine, ironing ings, is Mr. W. lier, a Catholic priest ical treatment and every build a small outpatients position, with the view in the class from her tables and so forth for who has been Marcolina responsible working in Laos, says assistance to re-build hospital at Radjawali from the gallery at the own microphone control- the convenience of the for other additions to there are a number of their lives. rear onto a sweeping and to set up another led by a master switch. girls. the College. Rev. Mother people in the Govern said it was a The Laotion Govern- clinic, on a temporary area which is to be grassI n addition, there is a The supervising sister point that all gratifying ment-sponsored leper ment has provided a basis, in the southern- ed and planted with the work projector system and a has a convenient self colony in Pakse whose large area of virgin for- most part of the city. t rees. had been done by local screen which can be used contained suite in central disease have been arrest- est land which will be A preview tour of the The application for firms which was good for showing instructional position within easy aped. for Geraldton by keeping the village site. It has the station wagon has new wing took over an films and for musical proach to girls in the Those found medically also permitted the vil- arisen out of the location hour, and Rev. Mother labour and material us. appreciation. new portion and dor the fit—often called the lagers to cultivate as of one of the clinics—a kept on at top speed the age within the town. mitories in the original "white lepers"—are re- much land as they need. maternity ward and dis- whole way as she spoke This is indeed an im- building. quired to move from the at Kampung and explained the rooms pressive workshop, and Some 25 "white leper" pensary colony. But some of families are expected to Sawah, Bekasi, about 30 and amenities, climbing one which should help them still have open settle there. miles south-east of wide stairways, along the pupils considerably Alarm System sores that need further wide sunny corridors -Djakarta. in their lessons. This relabour All needed to Throughout the whole treatment. The area is accessible a brief pause here and cording method, where building is a special The "white lepers" are build the village will be only admire there to the view by a dirt road frethe student listens to the alarm system which car, left to themselves when supplied by the lepers quently in bad condition or look over the court- correct renditio9 and be used themselves. But they will in case of emerthey are discharged from yard with its clutter of then need lots of material and and, for some months repeats it on tape, gency. Once the alarm A party of 29 has left the colony, and Father building materials as the during the rainy season, is considered the most is pressed the lights equipment. in Perth for a three-month Cavaillier feels they are gang worked beavers like method in the whole building go on holiday in Ireland Father Cavaillier stron- practically impassable— to finish the job by open- efficient bound to be ostracised under except for heavy duty language instruction. believes that vilthe gly and remain so until the the Irish Club's holiday by society and that they ing day. vehicles. lagers will be able to Another feature which supervisor with a single scheme. Orgror 0-0-0-11-0-0-0"~ establish their families Facilities The Foundation does will have immense value control presses the "all A second batch, now nd enjoy normal, healthy not have any reliable clear." being formed, will visit The well known St. to the whole school, is PLANNING A FETE? lives. means of transport. In Mary's Hall is renovated, the library. A spacious Almost 500 day stud- the "old country" some Choc. Wheel Books. Meanwhile, the ACR the dry season its medi- transforming it to blend carpeted room has bays ents and boarders attend time in December. No'd. 1 - 30 75 cents. will also give S3,125 for cal team travels on with the new The batch that left auditorium. of shelves for reference the college, ranging from No'd. 1 - 48 $1.00. t he purchase of a sta- bicycles, with the sup- This lovely little theatr- books, tables and com- a 7-year-old boarder to this week is led by Kathtion wagon to be used plies towed in carts, the ette has a raked, carpet- fortable chairs, stands girls up to 18 and 19 een Kenny. A vailable— by a foundation of Cath- bikes, on horses and on ed floor and a stage with for magazines, periodi- years in matriculation Some 28 Gaelic footRECORD PRINT olic women carrying out backs. convenient side store- cals and brochures. Off classes. ballers braved the bad social and 450 Hay Street, Perth. medical Even patients needing rooms for props. This this is a private study weather to take part in The college has ex- the work among the poor to be moved to a hospi- will be ideal for drama room for the older girls "Perth-Fremantle" tot 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01110110101111 in Djakarta, Indonesia. tal have to be carried for study where the girls where they can take their panded since its first match at Langley Park The Jajasan Melania miles on a door before can actually get the feel- books to work undisturb- building in 1911. It was last Sunday. A "RECORD" IN EVERY Foundation has served being transferred to some ing of performing added to 1951, in ed. again The librarian has on To-date, several former in 1964 which at that stage, or for concert per her own office here. the poor in the Djakarta vehicle. HOME. t ime was "the latest." prominent g,aelic stars formances. Now 1970 marks the larg- have visited Perth—this The music rooms on Grant est extensions, bringing probably due to the pub another floor are comThe college received a the school into a new licity received after the pact, all acoustically Commonwealth Kerry team's grant of era with all the newest County t reated and each with a $14,000 for the building features. visit. piano and a desk. and $8,000 for books. Practice matches will Here pupils can prac The architect for this held at Langley Park A visit to the biology t ise without interruption magnificent four-storey at 3 p.m. on Sundays. and science room was Near this is the orchestra room, a spacious salon another eye-opener. Here with small lockers in one is confronted with a which violins can be stor- vast area accommodated. Music stands and ing a shining array of seating are in keeping stainless steel and white I OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS with the subject. CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS Con- laminex-covered benches. necting sliding doors per store cupboards, shelves Plaza 16 Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 mit the utmost use of sinks and equipment. There should never be space in every instance. a vestige of untidiness in Each level has a difthis section with its W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS ferent pastel toned deample storage space. The PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS coration, flooring and panelling. The new class teacher has her own of Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and rooms have modern alu- fice and has ease of supGeneral Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. ervision with its locaminium framed blackPho,-3s: 28 8714. After W.Jrs: 87 2553, 49 2095 tion. boards which open or 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH close on hinges, and Women who work on each room has a raised the canteen roster will dais and desk space for appreciate their new the teacher. quarters situated at one end of the lunch rooms Outstanding — a large one for the Individual desks and junior pupils and a smallchairs provide accommo- er annex for the older WOULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN dation for about 32 pup- girls. This canteen is Issued at Par-6, 10, or 15 years equipped with cooking ils in each class accomEVERY LOTTERY DRAW? modated in the seven units, refrigerated cupboards and stainless steel new rooms. I f so, simply post in $10.00 or more to INTEREST One of the most out- fittings and sinks. There Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B86, are cupboards and shelstanding features of the ves to store the goods new wing is the language Perth. 6001. which are to be on sale laboratory. 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THE

Candidates With A Difference

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And, Oh, How They Smile!

The Netherlands.—The city council elections here and in THE HAGUE, produced a divergent range of candidates. msterdam A were equal ly divergent—and alliterative. Nudes and a nun. The results

Marie Joseph the first nun Ben, de van political Dutch a to enter won a council ontest, c the Catholic seat here on Party ticket. A People's CORK, Ireland.—Cardinal William Conway of teacher and social school ran under Armagh defended general devotional practices she orker, w of Mary Van within the Church which he said are considered the name de yen and campaigned by many Catholics today as outmoded. child care and for better Speaking at this city's with an over-rationalised housing facilities. 40-year-old annual Cor- religious life. He added nude pus Christi procession that when religion fails The victorious gained five ( June 1), the cardinal to provide such a need andidates c seats, said that while the de- "people inevitably seek municipal council of the it elsewhere, as is hapAmsterdam and votional life in hree t They Church must change with pening in some sophistiHague. The in t wo counWestern of a pro- the times, "it would be cated are members testing political group a great pity" to seek to tries." "everything "Gnomes of eliminate called the "More important than State". that might not suit the the Orange Free this consideration, howmidfastidious a of taste campaign During the ever," he said, "is the fact in trees dle-class person." they posed nude that in the Catholic faith attire sans danced The cardinal's presence all this is grounded in and at here marked the first divine realities." He citwith their girl friends a political meeting. time a cardinal had at- ed the Mass as not just tended the local Corpus a memorial service but a than better They did The debutantes can be Christi ceremonies. sacred meal, a priest not Narrogin's first debutante ball after a long break proved an outstanding success. barely win in the ballotand every one looked beautiful, carrying out their part with grace and poise as they were preproud. Each officer at a as presiding The stressed cardinal ing. They gathered 11 per Their handsome escorts too, carried out their parts to perfection. that there is a religious a community assembly sented to Monsignor Cunningham cent. of the vote in dimension in human life but a "person invested Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Amsterdam. which escapes the net of on the day of his ordina- /Duartertraine, Mr. and Mrs. George Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mullane, Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Hobson, Mr. the behind mainstay the was Spalding Mrs. others. many and L. 5 Mr Mrs. Standley and Fox, Mr. Brian and sacred with purely rational analysis tion Sister Marie's candid- —a deep-seated yearning supernatural on Page 9. ) More ( pictures scenes. powers acy here served to recall to contact without the exercise of establish The bishops said the "They are not all Caththe wave of political ac- with an over-rationalised which the Mass would "invited" nuns and olics, nor even Christ qualification clergy tivity by which is not satisfied not be a Mass." ians; they take account excludes journalists worin the U.S. in various of news concerning all king permanently in the campaigns in the past confessions field of religious news. Christian As May several weeks. and religions. ended ,an NC News sur"They are journalists vey revealed that four and should not be conU.S. prists were seeking fused with the spokesmen congressional seats and ROME.—American President Richard Nixon is of any hierarchy or religanother said he might ious institution whatrun for governor. Seven not expected to establish any formal diplomatic PARIS.--The French bishops have issued a ever." priests and two nuns relations with the Vatican. when priests and lay perThe PAFRN noted the had already won in local But, according to word here, he will continue his s tatement noting that news stories they speak in bishops' appeal to all in quoted sons are two least elections and at policy of occasionally sending close aides to the offices of the Catholic former priests tossed Vatican to give Pope Paul VI his idea and policies their own names and not for the Church. Church to aid newsmen their hats into the politi- on peace and development. than in their task. Newsmen, rather In a statement on re- brothers cal ring. ligious news, the perm- serving them." said. association Considerable specula- the U.S. Embassy in anent council of the It also said local or the hoped for "a perceptible The U.S. bishops at- tion has arisen in recent Rome have had talks with French Bishops' Confer- national councils of the improvement." semi- months that President Vatican officials, the protending their ence said that, because Church should aid the annual meeting in April Nixon is contemplating ject of diplomatic relaToo often, the PAFRN the news media are giv- task of newsmen. in San Francisco expres- some form of diplomatic tions as such is not being believed ing a more important In a response, the Pro- said, newsmen sed displeasure with the relations with the Vati- considered. in "informed were they place to matters concern fessional Association of prospect of priests run- can. or incomNevertheless, an anthe Church and the French Religious News- an inperfect ng i ning for political office, plete manner" by Church NC News has learnt, nouncement of the Presithose dealing with men (PAFRN) deplored accepting without dissent however, that while the dent's intention to con- faith, news need precise what it called the ambig- offices. a report which urged President has sent a tinue his informal con- such After the PAFRN stateof the thought uity of the bishops' stateknowledge bishops "to discourage number of aides to visit tacts with the Pope, ment was made public, Church and must ment. the of any priests from seeking the Pope in recent weeks, through his administrathe bishops expressed asuse care to place events public office." The PAFRN said the tonishment that the jourand various officials of tion officials, is expected in their proper context. to be issued publicly said: statement was "suscep- nalists should have concouncil The tible of various interpre- sidered themselves inbefore long. "Priests and Christian BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS volved in the warning The recent Rome visit lay persons invited to tations." It said newsmen want- addressed "to priests and of the American Secre- express themselves speak HOPKINS MIGHTY MART tary of State, William in their own name and ed "to dispel frequent Christian lay persons in222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH of vited to express themRogers, gave rise to not in the name of the misunderstandings P ublic Auctions — Tuesdays, 10.30 a.m. selves." some speculation that he Church. They must recall their profession." might be dealing with this when the occasion WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4851 the idea of regular diplo- presents itself. . 4 "They must ask them, matic relations. 11,1.#4 , ####•""0 , 04.4.#4.4.4.#4.4.4 , 11,00 1.######4.~.~".4 04.4. , But the U.S. embassy selves whether, while said Rogers was in Rome wanting in good faith to solely for the NATO Con- express the truth, they VALLETTA, Malta.—The policy of powerful G ARAGE and SERVICE STATION ference of foreign minis- do not risk disconcertAll Classes Motor Repairs, Panel Beating and ters and did not visit the ing, even crmfusing, be- governments distributing contraceptives as a lieving or unbelieving foreign aid to impoverished nations was criticised Pope. Painting. Cnr. JAMES and FITZGERALD STREETS by a high Vatican official here. G IVES PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE ALWAYS Cardinal John Wright, that he was "speaking When in trouble Ring 28-8373. prefect of the Congrega- out in favour of life for tion for Clergy, told Mal- everyone" and could not tese people never to lose remain silent when govThe committee of the Little People of Australia their value of family life ernments interfered. A ssociation met at the Mullewa C.W.A. Hall and and avoid the "death discussed various ways of raising money for this wish of a contraceptive mentality." fund. The slam at those who "If it's NOONAN'S IT'S NICE" A cake stall will be held Pat McAuliffe of Mendel, would "reduce the family at the Town Hall at 1.30 via Mullewa, or to the to chemical formulae" — SOLE AGENTS— p.m. on June 23. Dona- President of LPAA. Park- came in a digression by FOR YOUR T.V. SNACK R. CONNABEER & COMPANY tions of cakes and prod- land Avenue, Port Mac- the cardinal on the MalHAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 165 t MAY WE SUGGEST OUR uce will be gratefully quarie, N.S.W. family on attitude tese M4P4.4"M~INONNP,MMANNP#M4NIN. accepted for this worthy 4P,M04.41,0•4,1PANNP, ‘ l ife. Toasting Slice RAISIN LOAF cause. Those groups who He said: "should the are helping Mrs. Pat Mcday ever come when a Phone 67 1044, 67 3330 20 Mabel St.. Methodist the Auliffe are foreign power tells you to Ladies Guild, the Parents South Perth DELIVERIES TO ALL SUBURBS take their aid and take and Friends Association, 67 2716 their pill, take neither." PAINTING CONTRACTOR the golf club and the Parents and Citizens AsAdding that the Maltese 1 sociation. were not "afraid of life", •##.0.41,041,04.04,11.4,1P.0~4,11,1.0.4.4VM4INPAPNIsdP4M4,41,0,04.#4,111,"0,11,04.441.41,1 he said their value of the The funds raised will The next Conference family was not, "as it is go into an Australianfor Engaged Couples will in some parts of the PTY. LTD. wide organisation, from 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY begin on Sunday, July world, a negative, selfish, 2 23-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER this, rehabilitation will half-political neurotic, Phone: 8 2406 given to those in need, 5, at Rosmunde Hostel, thing." 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C ountry Clients please note that we have a StateAchondroplasia or dwar- July 12, and on Sunday wide Service, and will gladly quote on any Cardinal Although fed children, so that they evening, July 19. r equirements. Wright did not name any may be helped through We also supply at his ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. the LPAA. If anyone It is not necessary for specific country in condemnation, he made Prompt Delivery. would like to help this couples to enrol before- it clear in casual converworthy cause they may PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 sation after his speech do so by writing to Mrs. hand.

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LOOK ABC-TV: Sunday, June 21-portrait/religion. 9.10 p.m.: Meet Raymond Davis. After living for nearly 30 years in Ethiopia and Nigeria, Roy, mond Davis became Director-General of the Sudan Interior Mission in 1960. He talks with James Peter about some of the development within that continent and what happens when people bring to it an alien culture. 11.00 a.m. Divine Service. St. Cecilia's Roman Catholic Church, Floreat Park. The celebrant will be Fr. F. McCudden. 9.35 p.m. Viewpoint: Martin D'Arcy S.J.

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Clive Robertson Channel Seven has taken over control of 6IX. STW 9: The radio station is to be moved to the channel's wood, will be the moderSunday, June 21-Current affairs. ator. site at Tuart Hill. 10.00 p.m.: Here, Now. The series, produced Tuesday, June 23 Current affairs. The take-over comes Outstanding Support- and directed by Peter 10.00 p.m.: Topic. as a result of the Mel- ing Performances in Duncan, has the potenbourne TVW Herald and drama: Gail Fisher- tial to be a rating grabWeekly Times' group Mannix ,and Greg Morris ber. Sunday, June 21-Documentary. take-over of West Aus- -Mission Impossible. 11.00 p.m.: Man Alive. tralian Newspapers Ltd. Best Actress In A last year. Series: Susan HampPrior to the take- shire-Forsythe Saga. over, W.A. Newspapers Outstanding Variety wholly owned David Frost W.A. Series: Broadcasters Ltd. (6IX- Show. Emmys are presented WB-MD-BY), and had a 6WF: 44.4 percent interest in annually by the National Sunday, June 21-music/religion/current affairs. Academy of Arts and TVW 7. '7.00 a.m.: "God in Hymnland" - Ross Saunders Under the Broadcast- Science for the past 22 presents some hymns that bring our different ing Control Act, the Her- years. aspects of the nature of God. * r * ald and Weekly Times John May has returned to Western Australia after Former British Prime group was not permit8.00 a.m.: Encounter. "Twenty-one days to think four years absence, to join STW Channel 9. ted to retain W.A. News- Minister Macmillan reit over. Does mental illness free a man from John, aged 26, has been appearing regularly as a papers' radio and tele- calls 10 eventful yearsresponsibility to himself and society?" In 1945 to 1955-in this newsreader on TV for almost two years in the vision interests. this programme a christian psychiatrist, a The TVW shares it ac- week's "I Did It My Way" Dame Jesuit priest and a humanist examine the case Dorothy Tangney Eastern States. quired have been spread programme. He said it was great to see so many former Perth histories of three mental patients; and come However, it remains He talks to Ian Tretwidely in small parcels radio and television identities doing well in the up with some interesting observations. in New South Wales, howan of the BBC in to be seen whether Or East, and mentioned Jeff Phillips, Johnny Young, 'Tides of Fortune' to be not the selected panelVictoria and W.A. Tony Barber, Kevin Sanders and ABC announcer, 6WN: The channel is no shown on ABC-TV on ists can do justice to it Geoff Walker. Sunday, June 21-religion/music/current affairs. Tuesday, June 23, at 8.30 or not.. longer under the control p.m. '7.30 a.m.: Sacred Music. A lot will depend on Prior to joining BCV Channel 8 in Victoria, John of any one body. Macmillan displays a themDietrich Fischer Dieskau sings two solo canspent 18 months in the Northern Territory, where Management of the tanas by Scarlatti and Telemann. This proTVW-61X network will delightful sense of humhe met his 25-year-old wife, Lorraine. remain in W.A. hands. our as he describes some gramme is presented by Patrick Kirkwood. Perth, and educated in Wiluna, John was Born in 6IX General-Manager, of the achievements of 8.00 a.m.: Let's Face It. Father Anthony Doherty began radio announcing at the age of 19, with 6VA post-war Labour Mr. J. Hunn, is pleased the of Sydney. worked on some of Aushas since Albany. He Government i n and the rewith the merger. 4.00 p.m.: Frontier. A review of recent religious tralia's biggest commercial stations, including 6KY He said: "We must turn to power of the Conservatives. King's and 2KY events around the world. Darwin, in Perth, 8DN in and 6IX realise that TVW 7 and As he says in the pro9.15 p.m.: Cross Ways: Cross, Sydney. 6IX are two firmly esgramme: "The only way -The Christian Approach to Law"-A talk by tablished organisations John has travelled extensively in Australia. and you can live the life you Professor Kingston Braybrooke, Professor of that are W.A. owned. the visit to recently flew to Portuguese Timor live, if you work about Jurisprudence at the University of Western The association will Dili. and Bacau towns of primitive 14 hours a day and never be mutually beneficial." Australia. stop, is to have a sense On an earlier overseas trip, he visited Singapore, TVW 7 will not inter- of humour." 11.15 p.m.: The Elipogue. The Choir of the Church Malaya, Krakatoa, Java, Sumatra, Indonesia and fere with the station's In this of the Jesuit Fathers. programme. the island of Bali, and was on a British ship in programme format. It he gives an account of Monday, June 22. is conceivable that they international diplomacy Indonesian waters when the British Embassy was Facing the Week. Father Anthonj 6.25 a.m.: will supplement each -meetings with Dulles. burnt in Jakarta. Geraldine Willesee Doherty of Sydney. other's programmel Molotov and EisenhowEither the radio anwhere possible. Wednesday, June 24. er; an explanation of the FILM REVIEW by John Bryant. nouncer didn't realise This is most likely in problems of Security as 10.15 a.m.: School Service-Living Happily-how a blasomeone got that advertising programmes,! raised by the Burgessbad is it? tent plug at no extra and supplementing news, MacLean-Philby defecFriday, June 26. did and he or charge, items. tions: and a portrait of 10.15 a.m.: Father Dennis Quin of Hobart. wasn't too concerned. and Churchill. Luckett Terry 11.50 a.m.: Evening Meditation. Father John At any rate, it didn't Macmillan describes Peter Barlow, who have Scullion of Melbourne. The Molly Maguires; Town Cinema; Suitable bother anyone. been working with STW how Churchill reacted to for Adults Only. 9's news team, have left defeat in 1945; his Zurich the channel to join the and Fulton speeches and Two of the most powerful actors in this conthe moves towards EuroTVW-61X network. pean Unity and NATO: temporary age have combined their talents with r * * his attempts to get a an equally strong story to produce a larger-thanRESULTS Summit meeting to deal life account of the Irish underground movement 1970 EMMY Scared the Church is failing . . . . or radically changing, 1970 Emmy with the terrible prob- in the early days of American coal mining. The lems of nuclear weapons; Awards were presented e.g. about MARY? Ritt has interwoven Connery and Sean on June 7 in New York. and of Churchill's courhumour with brutality play the Harris Richard The complete results age in conquering the What DID the Second Vatican Council say about Mary the and human kindness so and stroke from which he master-mind are as follows: and the Church? Martin Ritt acutely, that conscience Outstanding single suffered in his last period spy in the production set in Penn- and allegiance are in dramatic show: A Storm as Prime Minister. • • • • • • continual conflict until sylvania in the 1870's. * * In Summer. scenes. last the Channel Nine takes Best Actor: Peter UstiSamantha Eggar and Get the FACTS nov-A Storm In Sum- step closer to earning Frank Finlay head an acthe reputation of being mer. (Special awardGet them straight . RADIO SESSION supporting complished Perth's most news-mindracial emphasis). cast. and regain your confidence and courage. FOR PRIEST television station Best Actress: Patty ed Duke-My Sweet Charlie. when it introduces a For the first time in The story is centred Read SCAPULAR magazine - an issue every other locally -produced around the secret group Australia, (Special award - racial new, a Catholic emphasis). _NNW. month. of the Ancient Order of priest has been given Outstanding Dramatic Hibernians, the Molly his own programme in series: Marcus Welby, New issue now available at 15 cents. radio commercial Maguires, a society a M.D. sworn to take whatever time-slot. Best Actor: Robert Ask for it at your Church or School stall, local repository measures necesssary to Father Michael King, Young-Marcus Welby, protect the Irish immig- Director of Catholic Raor Newsagent - or write to the address below. M.D. rant to America from dio and Television, MelBest Supporting Actor: abuse. • • • • • • bourne, has been given James Brolin - Marcus weekday half-hour Welby, M.D. Their most effective a P.S. Seen our new cloth scapulars? weapon is disruption of show on 3AK. coal mines. Jack Kehoe Asked on the style the and Smaller, stronger, easier to keep clean Keep abreast with the (Sean is programme will take, Connery), only 12 cents! times; keep abreast their leader. James Mc- Father King said: "It's ( plastic covered: 20c. ) with the Church-Read Parlan (Richard Harris) the sort of friendly proTHE RECORD. is sent to expose the gramme which will have Choose cords 13" 15" 17" or 19" in length. group. to find its own level. I Dean Hazlewood hope to involve listeners The story alone, is suf- as much as possible." current affairs propowerful to gramme, "Topic," on ficiently Annual Subscriber's Coupon maintain interest. Add to Tuesday at 10 p.m. ( $1.00 per year for 6 copies posted free) FREE PLUG it Harris and Connery Four well-known perThe Scapular Office, at their best, and success After the news on one sonalities - former Fedis assured. commercial radio sta214 Richardson Street, Middle Park, Vic., 3206 eral parliamentarian, tion the other night, the Dame Dorothy Tangney, A rugby match to deEnclosed please find $ for my subscription to journalists Geraldine cide the coal-mining pre- announcer called a reWillesse and Bob Bude miers for the season is quest for a thing called your magazine for year(s). Travellin' Man" MONUMENTAL and nine's own Clive one scene that mirrors "The over the air. Robertson - will form a the aggressiveness and Rev. Mr. Mrs. Miss 3PECIALISTS panel to discuss and put intensity of life in the It had a catchy tune, Address forward views on a num- era. and good lyrics. 483 Great Eastern ber of subjects. Too good. Postcode There will be no limit Fry/ay, Redcliffe The song happened to The story is brutally, to the range of topics but realistically treated. be a commercial for one Phone 65 3157 discussed. It is a true account of a banking company, which Carmelite Message No. 1 wours 67 3815 The Dean of Perth, the savage part of American it used about six months Ppv. John Hazle- history savagely re-told. ago.

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Children's World

Dear Boys & Girls Y ou all know how often your mothers and fathers remind you to do t hings. " Did you clean your teeth yet?" or "Have you made your bed this morning?" are probably familiar reminders. Has it ever occurred to you that perhaps God reminds us to do things in a very similar way? Perhaps you have forgotten to say your prayers on occasion. And then, without warning, something goes wrong and you find yourself a sking God to help you. Do you think this may have been God's way of reminding you to pray to him? It is a sad fact that many people pray only when they are in trouble — only when they need God. Possibly God recognises that this form of prayer is better than none at all and t herefore allows things to go wrong. This is his way of reminding them of his existence, of the necessity for p rayer. It is to be hoped, of course, that none of us fall into this category of praying only to ask for help. But, unfortunately, forgetfulness is part of human nature. We al l forget or don't find time to clean our teeth on occasion. Similarly, it is almost inevitable that some time in our lives we wi l l forget or not find time for God. When tragedy strikes then, or troubles come our way, let us not cry out to God asking 'Why? Why has this happened to me?' But let us ask ourselves: 'Is this a reminder f -om God? What have I forgotten? What does God want me to do?' God bless you all, P.S. I would like to thank al l those boys and girls who have writen me such lovely letters and sent in their 1 poems and riddles. Keep it up!

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JUNE 21 JUNE 25 Simon Hughes, Salter Graham Latham, ColPoint (12); Jeffery Trav- lie (14); Margaret Davis, ers, Bentley (12); Bever- Bayswater (14); Timley Peters, Forrestfield othy Kelly, Gillingarra (14); Claire Catlin, Wem- (7); Sarah Connor, Balbley (14); Craig Barnard, ga (7); John Staude, Scarborough (10); Toni Como (12); Neil Parry, O'Donnell, Floreat Park Inglewood (9); Austin (10); Susan Smith, Man- Carley, Calista (7); Linda ning (13); Michelle Bren- Fitzpatrick, S. Fremantle nan, Goomalling (9); An- (11); Michael Saunders, gela Young, Maddington Como (9); Catherine (11); Sean Mulligan, Heinrichs, Wembley Floreat Park (13); John Downs (6). Kearney, Inglewood (10).

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JUNE 26 JUNE 22 James Malone, Double(11); Geraldine David McKenna, Cot- view tesloe (13); Vincent Coonan, Dianella (9); Glynn, Nollamara (12); James Sullivan, Leonora Stephanie Brown, Dian- (9); Karen Heath, Melella (14); Raelene Hughes ville (8); Anna Pittorini, Como (10); Mandy Hamilton Hill (11); Joe Jennacubbine Brockman, Rhonda Dus- Bowen, seldorp, Karrinyup (13); Linda Perry, Kar(10); Linda Martin, Como rinyup (12); Sandy Kerr, ( 6); Walter Hassett, South Perth (12). Derby (7).

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JUNE 27 Samuel Abotomey, KalJUNE 23 goorlie (13); Paul Dillon, Michael McGrath, St. James Park (13); Doubleview (11); Therese Debbie McLean, Dianella Foley, Alfred Cove (12); (9); Laine Willcock. Pauline Foster, Karrin- Karrinyup (9); Sharon yup (10); Alan Wain- Sojan, Cunderdin (9); wright, Karrinyup (9); Robyn Clark. Albany (7); Therese Corry, Walebing Lisa Chitty, Konnongor(7); Peter Fires, Bentley ring (8); Annette Bar(13); Lucy Bertei, North bara. St. James (9); JacPerth (9); Deborah Nee°, queline Bruechle, Mt. Innaloo (9); Mark Cat- Lawley (9). lin, Wembley (12); Maxine Vest, Dianella (13): Stephen Johnson, Goomailing (6). A GAME TO

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A JOKE Ten men were under A chap came into the an umbrella and none bar and ordered a small got Why? It wet. beer. He walked up the wasn't raining. w all across the ceiling ( SAINT BERNADETTE). • and down the other wall, then came over to the A t a p!ace cal led Lourdes in France there once When is a sailor woodbar, drank the beer and l ived a little girl cal led Bernadette. Her family en? When he is aboard. walked out. were very poor and she was not wel l. "That's unusual," re• One day in 1858 she cer to dig in the mud. marked another drinker. Why did the farmer "It is," agreed the bar. went out with her sister Bernadette did as she man. "He usually has a feed his cows money? and a friend to collect '.sked and a great spring To have 1ich milk. small stout." ..... iirewood and a beautiful Jf water began to flow, This joke was sent in Lady appeared to her. and when the people used • by Colleen Saporita of Bernadette knew at once this water, miracles hap.... ... Bicton. Thank you ColThat she was Mary, the pened. Sick people beWhat is the aim of leen. mother of God and she came well. Later in her e very kindergarten life Bernadette became a teacher? To make the prayed. Teacher: Why are you little things in life Mary told Bernadette Nun, and lived a very late boy? count. to pray for sinners and happy and holy life. NEW MEMBERS RIDDLES Boy: I swallowed a God blessed Bernato do penance and to • Piece of wool. Evelyn Coral (7), 37 Q. Why did the orange have a chapel built at the dette especially by allowTHE BLUE WHALE Doris St., North Perth, Teacher: stop in the middle of place where she appear- ing her to see the Mother When do you put on a good yarn!Huh! That's a wet coat? When you Did you know that the St. Denis, collecting the road? Mary appeared to of God, but Bernadette ed. * * seventeen was never proud because put a wet coat of paint largest living animal in stamps. A. Because it ran out Bernadette Mistress the world is the blue I times and one day asked of this. (to n e w on the wall. Maureen Keane (6), of juice. Maid): When you bring whale? It can weigh as 147 Edward St., Osborne • thy coffee, Mary, much as twenty-five ele- Park, it * * Osborne Park bring A POEM it on a tray. What is the best way phants and be as long as Primary, reading and Mary: Yes ma'am, and Q. What did the boy to make a slow horse three railway carriages. drawing. Will I bring a spoon say when the branch or fast? Give him nothing It has an enormous Alaric Daniel Parker Will you lap it mouth, but no teeth. But fell off the tree? By up? to eat. although its mouth could (11), 229 Park St., SubiMARY-EILEEN SCANLAN aco, Subiaco Primary, A. Tim. . . ber. easily hold a table and chairs, its throat is not football and running. Sent in by Marianne My Birthday is Thank-you God for the flowers and trees even wide enough for it Elizabeth Anne O'Brien Rae, of White Gum ValThank-you for the birds and bees; to be able to swallow a (8), Post Office, Dwellin- ley. Thank-you God for the wide blue sea I am now...... tennis ball! Instead of gup, St. Joseph's, art. --years of age * * teeth, the blue whale has sewing, Thank-you God for making me. and painting long, stringy plates atName........ ....... Q. If my peacock laid tached to its upper jaw. an egg in your garThank-you for the moon at night Mary Ellen O'Brien (7) These are called baleen egg Thank-you for the sun so bright; den, whose A ddress and the whale uses them c /- Post Office, Dwelli-,would it be? Thank-you for my Mother and Father to strain plankton from g-up, St. Joseph's, re-0Thank-you for my sister and brother. the water for its food. ing, drawing and sport because A. Nohnly's, Plankton are tiny plants peacock's don't 'lay Leonie Reid (9), Daland animals that can Thank-you God for everything. School.... eggs. Dalwal9 wallinu, nu usually only be seen Thank-you for things everywhere! School, swimming and with the aid of a microO'DonPamela From Hobby.... art. scope. oghue, of Nedlands. I thought Mary-Eileen's poem was beautiful. strange It is that the Janet Cavill (10), 56 Thngratulations to her on expressing it so well. world's largest animal Sandgate St., South PIesee fill In een. Keep up with your poetry. the coupon above in 13* LETTERS end should need some of the Perth, St. Columba's It's A Must! A send It to brother to you for this way its on be Juniper, "The Junior Record," 493 Hay Street, Fifty will cents world's smallest in order horses, reading and Nvrii Perth, so 1144 When your birthday comes around he rney greet you on this pee. to Pxist! TZT:r*ORD In Every Home .r:orrierful effort!

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URGENTLY REQUIRE CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suits) CROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO A SSIST NEEDY FAMILIES. KINDLY DELIVER TO METROPOLITAN DEPOT48 GORDON STRET, OSBORNE PARK OR SOCIETY STORES AT318 BULWER STREET, PERTH 46 EIGHTH AVENUE, MAYLANDS 24 HELENA STREET, MIDLAND 142 HAMPTON ROAD, BEACONSFIELD 241 NORTH BEACH ROAD TELEPHONE: 24 5041 or After Hours: 45 4380 to arrange for pick-up In Bunbury please deliver to 28 Victoria Street Phone 21 2951 We also require donations of shop display fixtures show cases etc., for our metropolitan stores. Please Phone 24 5041 REPAIRS

PIANO TUNING

ALL radio, electrical and Sunbeam repairs done in our own workshop; est. In Victoria Park since 1930.-W. R.. Phipps Pty. Ltd., 434 Albany Highway, Victoria Park. Ph. 61-1270.

PIANO Tuning and Repairs. Pianos bought and sold.-Telephone 86-2142, Chas. A. Watson, 38 Ord (Late St., Claremont. Buhler's). Quotes Free.

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Good fashionable Men's Women's & Children's clothing for their

Charity grashion Boutique

at 316 Lord SL, East Perth

If you have clothing you have grown tired of, or out of, please donate it before it goes out of fashion. We will attend to hems dry cleaning etc. All proceeds to Soup Kitchen and Ave Maria House Night Shelter for Women. Toasters, small radios, etc. also paper back and comics (not Magazines) also welcome. Clothing also required for needy cases. This is an opportunity for you to help those less fortunate than yourself. Goods will be picked up by'phoning 28 4403 or left at 534 William St., Hiohgote.

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WOMENS hats and clothing altered and renovated. Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Phone 31-2000.

DEVA HOSPITAL ("C" Class) 15 Lawley Crescent, Mt. Lawley. Superior HOTIle From Home for Male and Female Patients_ All Medical Attention. Fully Qualified Staff F'ersonal Supervision 0: %I. L. Foley. Ph. 71-13'72

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BUILDER F. A. BROWNE, Registered Builder and Designer of modern homes; plans drawn, consulta tions by appointment. Phone 60-2038. ADDITIONS, repairs, converting asbestos or weatherboard house into brick veneer. Contact John Morskate 6-3166. EDUCATIONAL

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DRESSMAKER Specialising in:BRIDAL WEAR DEBUTANTE and EVENING GOWNS SUITS, FROCKS.

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Thursday, June 18, 1970

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WIDOW offers to share home and expenses with Estimates Free lady, close church, transAll Hours-P./Ione 45 3995 port. Apply 91 Star St., Carlisle. Phone 61-5643 after 5 o'clock p.m.

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LEARN to speak Italian at the Italian Cultural Lyceum.- 21-4969, A/H. 65 4203. A. C. Pace. LEARN how to SPEAK, read and write Italian at the Italian Cultural Lyceum. A course of Italian for beginners (adults) is starting Monday, July 6, 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. It aims at enabling the student to SPEAK the language immediately. Further particulars A. A/H. C. Pace, 21-4969. 65-4203. ELECTRICAL

EDEN HOSPITAL, 9 Hill View Road, Mt. Lawley (C Class) for Ladies. An excellent trained staff at all times; your mother will be cared for with kindness and efficiency and in a homely atmosphere; Mr,:. Win Herbert personalty supervises the welfare of all patientsPhone 67-2019 or 71-4696 for bookings and waiting list. LEARN TO DRIVE

RITA JONES SCHOOL OF MOTORING Phone: 60 2217 or 60 4490. Beginners or Refresher Courses on Manual or Exper1 Automatic. Patient and Pre-Permit. Tuition guaranteed. B. Class Licence $4.00 per hour. PERSONAL tuitic.In by lady instructor, holder of National Safety Coun cil Certificate. Mayfair Driving School. - Phone 39-1842 A/H: 31-3702, Ailsa Jean Bell, Prop.

APPELBEE'S Electrical PAINTING Service, 33 Avery Avenue, Dianella; phone 76-2344: P AINTING installations, repairs and Personalised and indimaintenance. vidual attention given to all your painting requireFLORISTS ments; prompt and efficient service.-John C. TEENY'S Florist, 474 Freakley, M.P.D.S.A. TeleFitzgerald Street, North phone 61-4349. Perth. We specialise in fresh and artificial MASTER PAINTER for w reaths, sheafs and all your painting requiredomes at short notice: ments. George Hickey. free delivery metro area Reg. No. 899. M.P.D.S Ph 2R-6508. A/H. 23-2736 24 1707. FOR HIRE

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IN MEMORIAM

DUNNE, Father P. BOLAND, Sarah Ann. Dearly loved spiritual Perth, June 26; McDirector of the Legion Cusker, Mary Jane, of Mary, Bentley, Ireland, May 29, and deepest sympathy to Leahy, John, Perth, the Archbishop and May 31, loved sisters Priests of the Arch- and brother-in-law of Susan diocese. Leahy and Queen of Heaven pray family, Marne. Lord Jesus have mercy on for him. their souls. DUNNE, Father P. COMERFORD. Please Loving memories of pray for the repose of our beloved Parish the soul of my dear Priest, very dear mother, who passed friend of the Smith away June 14, 1968. by her family, we will always Inserted remember him in our daughter Betty, son-inprayers. May he rest law and family. in peace. COMERFORD. In loving memory of our dear mother, who pasDUNNE, Rev. Father sed away June 14, Father Patrick Joseph. 1968. Inserted by Ellen Spiritual Director of and boys. Sacred t he Bentley Majellan Heart of Jesus, have Group. May he rest in mercy on her soul. peace. H ARVEY, John. Please pray for the RYAN (Ray). Sudden- soul of my dear ly on June 12, Ray grandpa, whose arm'. Ryan of 8 Aberdeen versary was on June St., Perth. Dearly 15. Mother of Per. loved brother of Ros- petual succour interalie (Sr. M. Bernard, cede for him. dec.), May, Millie, Tassie, Will (dec.), Pat O'Dea. Of your charity ( dec.), and Babe. pray for the repose of Requiescat in Pace. the soul of Sheela. His funeral took place Anniversary June 18. in the Catholic Cem- May Perpetual Light etery, Karrakatta, shine upon her. after Requiem Mass, on June 16. Bowra & QUINN (P. W.) BarO'Dea, Funeral Direc- ney. Kindly remember in your prayers our tors. dearest dad and pa. Anniversary June 11. DEATH and BIRTH May Perpetual Light should not NOTICES shine upon him. iodged by telephone

DOMESTIC HELP INSTANTLY ALL SUBURBS. Ring 45-4231 - 45-1318 office hours. Flying Domestics. Immediate temporary help. Fast and thorough cleaning and general help Night staff to hnlp parTHANKS ties. $1 per day bookinr GARDENING fee, $1.25 per hour. Regular help also LANDSCAPING, lawns, TULLOCH (Allen): Mrs. ALL Party Equipment available, $1 per hour feature gardens, 28-6720. Tulloch (Lottie) sincererelatives LEEDERVILLE Dance Floors, Catwalks plus fares. Grasmar Garden Service. ly thanks all ESTATE AGENCY for Fashion Parades, and friends for letters, Chairs, Tables, Coloured TREE lopping, shapinp cards, floral tributes and R.E.I.W.A. Lights, etc., Kiddies' Cots and removing, all prun BIG range plants, peat, personal expressions of 14 Marlow St., Wembley & High Chairs.-Devine's int:, cutting back of moss, fertilisers, garden sympathy and all those Hire Service. Ph. 46-1988 st rubs, also demolition lights, pebbles, planters, who attended the funeral 87 1820 all hours work prompt; free pools, Fountain Shop, of my late beloved bus. qu(es.-Phone 65-3248. 28-6720. Canterbury Court band. Also my thanks r'OR SALE Arcade, Perth. to sisters, nurses and Industries. KitSQUASH Racquets from staff of Ward 61, R.P.11., chens and bathrooms re$4.95 to $20.00. Restrings kindness and atten for and repairs same day modelled, general renova- GEMSTONES as fea- tion. As many addresses service at Wimbledon tions, repairs and main tures, supplied by Founare unknown, please ac Sports, 14 Bon Marche t enance.-49-4700. tain Shop, Canterbury cept this as a personal Phone 68-5762 Arcade. Perth. 23-4219. EFFICIENT, middle-aged Court Arcade, Perth. expression of gratitude A. & P. Duggan lady requires houseand appreciation. GUEST HOUSES 8 Alexander Ave., Bentley keeping position, presbyORGAN BUILDER tery or similar, experien24 Hour Service ;ERALDTON: Phone 21 ced. LOTTERIES Phone 96-2195. 2549, St Francis Guest See us for all your LARNER, pipe or F. J. House; B/B $3; all meals BRICKWORK, garages, gan builder, piano tunentertainment requirewailable. tray service WISHING WELL Loti;er$ fences, additions, etc.- :lig and repairs.-Phone ments either in your -to stairs Tobacconists. a Supply or labour only. 76-3726, 41 Charnwood Kiosk & own home or the hall 86-3187. of your choice. Pier St.. Perth. Ph. 23-391 Street, Morley. 6062. HOLIDAY RESORTS Weddings, 21st Birthdays, POSITION required for Engagements, Christmas B USSELTON Guest young girl, help in CathHouse, 125 Adelaide St. olic home and with childParties, Work Socials, Football Dinners, Players' Enjoy a winter holiday, ren. Albany area if posJune, July, August, off Teas. sible. Reply Box 6906 this Write or office. We aim to please, for your season rates. phone 227. s atisfaction. SITUATIONS VACANT Full Price List Available. PUBLIC NOTICE URGENT, live-in houseTO LET CLOTHING WANTED keeper wanted, ring Help us to help the less 31-2858 or 47-2742. FLAT, Colin St., W.P. fortunate by sending un Self contained and furn” w anted clothing, paper LIVE-IN help, light posi68 STIRLING ST., PERTH one bedroom, $14.00 p.w. hacks and comics (not tion, good wages, personPhone 21 4400. magazines, please) to the al reference essential. Ring 86-5807, morning or D AUGHTERS OF LARGE front furnished evening. room, con., residential CHARITY. _ __suburb, suit middle aged 534 WITIJAM STREET WOMAN required, help in,;HGATE lady, reasonable rent light house duties, small Ring 8-3389, or call at 111 For track to Pall or home. 9-12, days as r!iri-1,.,7 in formation Heytesbury Rd., Shenton arranged, Wembley. Park. 7 ^s 44(v1 8-3718. PALMER'S HIRE Metropolitan and Country SERVICE Extensive Experience in For all your party hiring this Field. Crockery, cutlery, glassware, etc. L. J. "Laurie" Cabaret tables, chairs. Mackin trestles, coloured lights. elec. urns, pie warmers 24-3851 etc. 1250 Albany Highway, Bentley. Ph. 68-2891.

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Thursday, June 18, 1970

A GRAND PROGRAMME OF BALLET

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YOUR CHILD'S GREATEST NEED THE MOST FUNDAMENTAL NEED OF A CHILD'S PERSONALITY IS LOVE.

A simple ten-lesson court., correspondence your child is not born on this subject is ava-AiBy Father Desmond O'Donnell, O.M.I. either well adjusted or able from the Oblate But even if the child maladjusted, but rather Education Centre, PensSURE LOVE Just as an ade— and loudly — unadjusted. Particulars may hurst. quate supply of If your children are cries you know well enough to grow up with a captherefore, Parents, obtained by writing be people tend to turn away from ballet and the very good food is necesacity for good adjust- that in later life he will a vital role in help- to The Director, PO. mention of technical terms in regard to it. sary for his physi- ments and real happi- not be allowed to do have wants ing the child to learn Box he Penshurst, ness, they must be sure everything 42, For this reason, I have duction. His ballet, 'The cal development, good adjustments. This to Glade,' provides an opof your love, so sure of either. love. 2222. parental N.S.W. is deliberately decided an adequate sup- it that at least in their You are simply trainreview, with a portunity of seeing Luis give a what I Moreno and Robin Haig ply of real love is early years they take it ing him to realise a bas- DRAMA John Bryant of ifference, d ic fact, namely, that the —both principals — cast basic to the devel- for granted. consider is one of frustration of our detown in dramatic and unusual Your in children must things inest f opment of his per- never doubt your love sires is part of normal roles. next. and . . . week this Mr. Moreno never re- sonality. even when they misbe- living. For years I have atThe Australian premier season of Moral Rehave and receive punish- If he is sure that you tended programmes of laxes the vision of torThe food contains vitamusical, "Anything To Declare?" Armament's love him, ne will get mented anguish though mins which -tent. ballet throughout four are essential proved to be lively, easy-to-take entertainment, over yoi:r insistent "no" gagged and bound. Because a child's perto his bodily health and continents and have alt o his desires, and deep onality has a great delighted been The final 86 members YOUNG CAST ways I believe this role has w ithout a constant and down he will learn that The cast is young. It with (the arrival in our much to do with the a dequate supply his little need of, and an almost, somehow it must be part of a 120-strong international company from had to be. midst of a foreign ballet whole ballet. It centres body will not enjoy the endless capacity for love, of your love for him. England, Europe and Brightly coloured natcompany, and even of round him and his as- full health of which it is you cannot love your In these cases, just Asia, are on a six-month little son or daughter ional costumes are a feasaulted wife. It does not c apable. our Australian ballet. firmly substitute antoo much. tour of New Zealand, ture in the work. was neglect to emphasise the standard Similarly we can say The The feeling or the other interest for the un- Australia, and PapuaTwo excepts remain whole tragedy. particuwas that I but love contains psy- knowledge that he is desirable one. good, New Guinea. outstanding. They were Though totally silent chological larly entranced, thrilled will failure vitamins loved contributes to the Neither They have arrived in Vijayalakshmi Subhramand elevated by the pres- and motionless, Mor- which are essential to child's present and fu- upset him unduly if he Australia swamped by anian's classical Indian put ballet of the season full and healthy de- ture happiness in three has that feeling of pereno's reflexes contribute ent favourable press reports national dance, and sonal security born of on at the Playhouse by much to the general ex- velopment of his total important ways. . . . about their message, Michel Orphelin' miming balAustralian p West ersonality, or cellence of this producwhat psythe First, it makes the genuine parental love. not their performance. acts. chologists call his ability child reasonably sure of tion. let Company. The ability to bounce Freedom, peace, A series of sketches to and make good face of failadjust. back in the programme This is a It goes -without saying Ms personal worth and equality are themes con- constitute the programments, and what you and which bears the stamp that both are at their this helps him to ven- ure and frustration is a sistently interwoven me. Each depicts a sepI call his happiness. of class and maturity. It best in classical ballet, ture into reality around sign of a well adjusted with song arate situation that may and acts. Any doctor will this tell it is for person, and is local. It is magnifi- but the new dimension him. cause disharmony in cent. given by this dramatic you that the human body This first venturin . that your love is prepar- It is conceivable that human understanding. has a greater need an audience of ing him may come now. role is refreshing. It's into the big world outgood food during its de- side himself is an imWe rave about foreign- worth a way simply impressed The sketches are suppleseeing and evalutalents. their and ABILITY TO LOVE ers velopmental with the message the mented by a number of stages. Inthe in step portant ating. It's only one baldeed, Here is something all of let. if Moral re-Armament songs. But nutriment most of all parenis child's development and The others are lacking us should respect, sup- equally group is The trying to interformat, while during these .n order to do it success- tal love helps your child beautiful. port and enjoy. It is early years, there will be fully, he must first of t o grow in the ability to ject, without thinking being pleasant in itself, Again, the long list of a deficiency which canballet at its classic best give and accept love t wice about the musical's at times lacked sufficient very young, talented and not ever be entirely all be sure of his person- himself. most its certainly pure entertainment interest to maintain atand previthrough worth al value. tention throughout. enjoyable. It caters for highly capable dancers r emedied. I t is by receiving love ous acceptance or love. the conoisseur and for who provided such a With love, it is much I like the story of the that a child learns to Off the Record galaxy of colour and gai- the same. the newcomer. five-year-old who when give love. ety to the gala performThe child must see The building of a record collection of Without entering into ance on opening night, If it is not given in teacher asked him what and feel your love if he technicalities, this group must not go unnoticed. those early years there he was going to be when or she is to devleop this c lassical music is quite different to achas presented a pro- They are maturing in will almost certainly be he grew up, answered, ability to give and re- quiring the latest pop success. gramme which is ambi- style and insight every a deficiency which can- "I'm going to be a lion ceive love himself. Pop music is rather like beer whereas classical not tamer." ever be entirely tious, but always en- day. experienced music is wine. Having made up. ranges trancing. It gracious," good "But Ken Whitmore's dancreal love all through from the frolicsome and teacher, the We are familiar with queried Beer is an instant The term 'classical' ing was a delight. Dianne childhood, your child gay to the serious and afraid Taylor's supporting rol- the picture of under- "wouldn't you be will have developed the drink, there are a couple really applies strictly to cage dramatic: from the de- es show an ever-growing nourished the into children, of going capacity for what we call of dozen different stan- the Viennese school of ceptively simple style to big lions?" maturity, dramatic sense whose growth has been with all those inter-personal relation- dard brands, each of music of the late 18th the grand classical. "No I wouldn't," he re • ships — true friendships which is much the same and early 19th centuries, and confidence. The re- stunted due to lack of good food. Lack of love olied, "because I'd bring — which add so much to from year to year. notably the works of Rex Reid has done a maining Corps de Bal- will generally result in Mummy in with me." If you like it you drink Haydn, Mozart and Beetmagnifiequally did let the happiness of adult jog of pro magnificent a stunting too, a stuntit—period. hoven. cently. His mother's affection life for all of us. ing of the whole personWine has an infinite Other composers and 11111111111111111111111,1111111m1111011111111111111 up built had him for future of The whole ality which usually never TO SHOW LOVE. variety; you acquire a other schools have other self-reliance this company depends becomes quite adjusted feelings of A TTENTION ALL! We now come to the palate and become more names. on their new young and to the demands of living suitable for a child of discriminating. There is The only other general had given vital question: Schools, Convents, Col- vigorous talent. and age his in an adult world, never the fun of exploration term for the kind of real parHow should leges, Charitable Organishim the courage to coland, if you can prevent music we are discussing If you have not book- truly happy. ations—For your Raffle lide with reality as the ental love show itself? yourself from drinking is 'serious' and that term stunning perthis ed for How can a parent be Tickets see . . it. put sychologists p GENUINE LOVE formance, do so now. sure that he or she real- it, you lay down a cellar fits much worse than with collision And are you aware This because some wines im- 'classical' because whereIt is the finest the West R ECORD PRINT ly loves the child? that each of your child- reality as he gradually as much of it is sparkThe answer is simple. prove vastly with age. 450 Hay Street, Perth. Australian Ballet Comworld the The advantage of music ling and effervescent- as pany has produced to- ren has a built-in-love- explores You love your children around him is something in so far as you are now over wine is that you can well as being worth tester? date. place drink it again and again. while. Every child has a fool- which must take helping them to happiconfiA t this point, it might All of us who have proof gauge by which he with increasing ness. be better to define our built up collections of develop is to he dence if can distinguish between The child's present terms. music have recorded genuine love and the his personality. and future happiness de- In talking of terms of made blunders. We have perental warm is I t counterfeit sort. pends on what psycholo- 'classical' and 'pop', there records which we never You may fool a child love which enables him gists call his ability to is a great injustice to play and which we regret at make good adjustments. both categories, but any having bought. Over the about many things but to do this. not about your love for It is through this cour- or his ability to face up generalisation is false next few weeks, this him. ageous exploration of to and cope with real- and the more general the column will try to tell outside himself that ity. Hence the parent statement, the falser it you how to avoid these life The very small baby 1 2-14 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, who is assisting the is. mistakes. may not know at the the child discovers his child to accept and limitaand abilities own conscious level when FREMANTLE adapt to real day-to-day his food lacks vitamins, tions or what we call Y OUR CHEMIST is loving that nor will a very young his level of achievement. situations child. nevmight he therwise O child know what is misThe great realities ot sing when parental love er discover it through life are three: Oneselt: self realistic of a lack is counterfeit, but in 429 Albany Highway, Vic Park (opp. P.O.) 61 1076 D ANCING — LUCKY SPOTS — DOOR PRIZES Others; and God. both cases the lack is confidence which in turn learn I and you When CONSULT OUR TRAINED COS',%ETICIAN keenly felt and demon- resulted from lack of 8 p.m. — 12 p.m. to accept and live with love. parental real For Your Convenience Use Our Night Service. strated by excessive crythese three, we are well ing or a general uneasiFRUSTRATIONS adjusted and therefore A dmission: 1.00. ness. 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Boxing Monday Night At The Town Hall--Great

Thursday, June 18, 1970 International Rules Basketball

VICTORIA SQUARE THRASHED Victoria Square ExStudents (10) lost to R.P.H. (30). Scorers: Barbara Day, Barbara Good team O'Dea and Lyn Schwann. Mercedes and work by outstand. Once again out of con- ing play by Rita Nieman dition, players found it resulted in difficult to counter the (29) defeating Mercedes Church. "man to man" tactics lands High School (14), of the opposition. With more experience Cheers to Naomi Jones and the inclusion in for obtaining the offi- their team of another cials' recognition of best player of the calibre of and fairest player on the Tilly Van Der Linden court. Churchlands may tarn the tables next time these two teams meet. CLUB OFFICIALS

Mercedes Wins

ALADDIN, raced by Fred Fairhead and Bill Oakley, showed improvement to run third beB y FERD TIPPETT hind Geema in the Handicap Covered in mud and the eight ball. Assuming Brooksway REST ASSURED, Mon pick a team of eight for and glory, we flung a Neesham is good enough over six and a half furday night at the Perth an international return longs for purse horses. magnificent challenge to to improve the blua Town Hall will be action series with Singapore, those mighty Vies., and and whites position, he This horse who is trainpacked. in Singapore, some time won it everywhere but will probably not fulfil ed by Hugh Jamieson will Straight lefts, left- in August. soon credit his connecon the scoreboard. 101d Easts needs for the hooks, and, on occasions, A wonderful incentive THE RECORD endeavtions with a win. The "Big Cat," as in- future. MOTOR SPORT not-so-straight rights, indeed. LADY ours to present a sports MARTELL, owned dicated by me, knew all • In the grim, relentless will G AINING fly as some of the by Jack page that appeals to Stack and Bill the answers to Victoria's agony of matches won State best junior and NOT WIN Kalinowsky, everyone. We know is the racing P OPULARITY know-how machine, and and lost, of frustrated senior boxers don the task we have set ourSURPRISING proved that even -"the footie fans who snarl very consistently and her Motor-sport has come gloves for the finals of were unScottish flyweight selves is a hard one. .masters" can crumble harshly at defeat, we connections a long way in Western the WA State champion Officials of sporting Australia. boxer, John McClusky's before fast, systematic have Johnny Watts to lucky to run into a very ships. much bodies, big improved or small, horse can in win over Victorian football. Teamwork will save our sanity. Weekend racing has This The first punch will be Harry Hayes has not help us by sending in become a regular fix. always prevail when pit- prince of mirth lends a Bernvale. However, this thrown in the ring at come as a club notes from time to ture, in the surprise. ted against spasmodic lot to a scene that often grey mare who loves metropoli. about 8 p.m. winter racing time. We will try to soon will Now finally that he has individual efforts. and country areas, has need to find that What makes me so beaten Hayes, he is the publish these if and tan atone and give champion • Spearheads are be- "hilarity can breed conand we believe there sure it will be an excit- Commonwealth title- when space permits. coming expendable in tentment" for, when the rider Frank Treen will be racing as usual ing night? I am no proholder. However, football. Peter Hudson chips and we are down, change of luck. we must this week. LEE, He has stamped him- stress that such items owned phet, but if last Monday's managed one goal on the "there is always another BARON The programme on and bred by Bill Thomas semi-finals were an indi- self as a contender for must be newsworthy and Sunday, June M.C.G. and we nearly day." 21, is: cation. even dare I will took out the honours Forrestfield speedway, "You can't win 'em and trained by Ian Gar- bet you my boots the the world title—although not mere club circulars that's far off his reach at and chit-chat. Address Bibra Lake without our champion. all "they say. However row, showed that he speedway, finals will be even better. the present time. • Interstate football, on the Royals will settle for could still make the your notes to the Sports Ravenswood raceway, the Besides, large Hayes, on the other Editor. the eve of dying a natur-1 the big one — the grand, grade in the Horse of Pinjarra drag meet. crowd which turned up hand, has taken a slight the Year Competition. al death, has been given, final. 1959 is a long This fellow is the es- last week went home step backwards. But I a shot in the arm by our road back. sence of consistency and pleased. So did the or- believe this is a blessing football giants, who prov- • When you serve your ganisers. in disguise. It will teach ed to the critics the apprenticeship under now that he has shown * him to be in better shape R ONNIE RUTHERFORD, 13, clipped 28 seconds off standard in all states is masters, you become that he is fit he will be i n future. Claremont's light-welt he State record in the West Australian Amateur an each way proposition levelling out. masterly yourself. Ask The Victorian has earnterweight, Fred Holt, Cycling Union's juvenile three-mile trial at Canning He won in any race in which he had to untangle his way ed the reputation of bein • Graham Farmer's fin- Mal Atwell. V ale last week. Rutherford clocked 7.35 secs. to starts until the end of al appearance as a play- three premierships in a the season. beat Shane Pollock and Kevin V -An Baren into second to a points win over Kal a competent, yes, at row. er in Victoria was fitand third places. MARBLE KING, now goorlie's Wayne Frewen times, brilliant boxer tingly on a high note • It's not enough to trained by Kerry Applin, in his semi-final, while but one who fades awa "'A !#-•••••••••Yree•e•,neses....~-re,i.ee,ereowneo‘noNne•-e•e.ne-royne-e.pev with the Big Cat holding ' have the knowledge or showed by his good teammate Neil Pestana after the half-way mar1-a . know-how coaching in his own on the M.C.G. had to battle rival Pat in all his bouts. league side — you must fifth in the Standard quagmire. He and his trainer will Green (Morley) and the Handicap be that he will It's amazing just what be able to impart the worth following from referee. have to sit down and ask a change in psychology knowledge. question: 235 Newcastle Street, Perth big Pestana left the ring a that now on. Last time in for a State football team • The Vic. half-forward, training this horse frustrated and disap "Why?" Licensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty Why is Harry Hayes can do. "Mr. Modest" line against W.A. notchshowed a preference for pointed man for he lost always tired after a fey: Farmer decided the play- ed 9 goals between them. Phone 28 7424 Hardware Merchants a middle distance and on points — and the rounds? ers should know each Royce Hart (4), Ross his defend chance to #41,4,4,04` first in time a the he is According to reports in other and this was ar- Dillon (3), and Alex Jes race over a mile or fur- title. ranged with effective re- iulenko (2). Scottish migrant Tony the press, Hayes often ther, join the rush. suits. (Como), had fell into "silent" lapses Ferguson, I NSIST ON This, when added up, and a will fight during his bout with Mcbye • It's back to premier-; means that "when you either Green or Holt in Clusky. Then, at the ship business now, and .ce in the hole is nulli spurr of the moment. the next semi-final. Haydn Bunton, together , fied" — (Hudson was) — back to life, only came Ferguson has beaten with Mal Atwell, have produce goals from the fade a few momer • to "Fit for a King" Holt (points) and Peschalked up another four half-forward line, the ater. tana (cut eye) but has l points apiece during the ' main-artery of attack. In short, he fought in L ADIES! yet to meet Green. A State team's absence. fits and starts—and that • At this time last year, between match them • Fill-in coaches have the Monts and the Bullis not good boxing. Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR would prove mighty in My advice to Hayes' thankless tasks. Take dogs were digging from B utchers Shops resting. te • ! Harry Neesham with the bottom of the barrel, connections is to feed Claremont's Jon Hall him with top-rate FilipSpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions Old Easts. He has to whereas next Saturday The Marist Hockey bring out the best in a they meet to determine Club continues to im- who has entered at fea ino and Thai boxers — Locations: and light not the second and third team 48 yards behind the coveted second posi prove with each set of therweight TYLER'S SUPERMARKET weight, is a veteran of raters he has been fed on tion. The spoils add up fixtures — especially in 911 Beaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 no mean reputation. He for the past year and a to temporary suprem the Junior Grades where has tangled with the half. B. & P. BUTCHERS acy. However, the vic- the coaching efforts of best, and can always be Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle The Philippines and tor should emerge with: former A-grade players counted on to provide Thailand are infested THE CHEAPER FOOD MART tremendous psychologi- are bearing fruit. the thrills. with really good boxers. Cnr. Chapman Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 cal uplift for the big In the senior team, His number one chal players ones ahead. settling lenger in the lightweight especially in the flyweight are down to good construc- division will be Morley's division. But all we see • Full marks to our are a handful of misfit commentators tive hockey and last Sal - Tony Wormald, a form- posing as top-notchers. football urday convincingly dewho went eastwards. er State champion on the Another suggestion is They more than held feated Scarborough 2-1. comeback This that Hayes' boxing edutrail. FROt Goals were scored by their own against their should prove a good cation could be widened $7c All types of Melbourne counter-parts. N. Mannolini and R. bout to watch. to include a tour of aids in s rc.rk TO SEE THE Fittock. the Thailand, My Selections for featherweights Japan, Other • FREE HEARING These two players even Philippines, and Saturday: that have reputations to TEST • LIBERAI were best on the field preserve are national South Korea. T RADE-INS Claremont and were strongly sup Harry Hayes, from all runner-up, Robert Mon• CONCESSION', West Perth ported by Mal Thomas TO PENSIONER dello, and John Hogarth, reports, has the talent to and Brothers Ambrose emulate, if not surpass East Perth both of Claremont. and John. his once feared cousin. Subiaco. 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