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Opinion Swing Against Abortion TOKYO, Japan: Nearly nine out of 10 Japanese women oppose abortion, a public survey, conducted by Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's office, revealed here recently.

mentioned "There is every like- approach The survey, which made a random sampling of 3000 m arried women between 20 to 40 years, revealed that, lihood that, if ever such might not conform to of the 88 per cent disapproving abortion, 11 per cent a matter arose for de- the accepted teaching of in o u the Catholic Church), a said it should be prohibited absolutely, 29 per cent termination felt it was something had, and 48 per cent that it was Queensland Courts, (and similar approach would bearing in mind that the be followed." not good, but could not be helped. Japan's abortion law, rect attack on the funenacted in 1948 during damental right to life occupation, and and an ultimate threat U.S. fundamental the amended in 1949 and to 1952, legalises abortion rights of all citizens. almost on demand. Most THE BRISBANE newsCatholic The of the two million abor- paper, tions performed yearly Leader, said in a front Pontifical Requiem Mass will be offered for there are legal and page statement it was the late Archbishop Prendiville at 9.30 a.m. State-paid. clear that, under Queens- this Saturday, June 28, on he occasion of the BOTH the New South land law it was not ille- second anniversary of his death. Wales Attorney-General, gal for a doctor to perHis Grace, Archbishop L. J. Goody, DD., "therapeutic a Mr. McCaw, and the Vic- form Ph.D., will be the principal Celebrant. All From left: Rev. Father Kevin O'Brien, C.Ss.R., who was, for many years, Superior torian Premier, Sir Henry abortion" to preserve clergy, religious and laity are invited tc pay a t North Perth Monastery; Very Rev. Father G. Joyce, C.Ss.R., Provincial of the Bolte, have said their the life of the mother. this mark of remembrance to their late ArchA ustralian Province of the Congregation; and the present Superior of the North governments would not R EASONABLY SURE bishop, by attendance at this Requiem. Perth Monastery, Rev. Father T. Warren, C.Ss.R., at the Seminar for Superiors of introduce legislation to It said that ever since t he Redemptorist Congregation. change the present abor- the oft-quoted Bourne tion laws. case in 1938, judges in The Democratic Labor England and Australia Party's N.S.W. branch appeared to have adoptalso adopted recommen- ed the attitude that if a dations that the party doctor was reasonably believed present sure that continuance of the N.S.W. laws adequately pregnancy would make provide for case& of the woman a physical Modernising and up-dating the Church was the task givtherapeutic abortion, or mental wreck, tl-w en to Christianity by Vatican I I . and opposed widening of jury were entitled to the abortion laws to in- take the view that, undRegardless of the im- problems of Religious of change in accordance clude social grounds and er the circumstances, the mediate pressures of any life and government. with the norms and pror egarded legislation de- doctor was operating to particular problems, this This phase was follow- cesses of the new Resigned to copy the South preserve the mother's "aggiornamente" goes on ed by an outline leader- demptorist Constitutions Australian laws as a dir- life. in every aspect of the ship course, were discussed. training Church's life and service. based on patterns used It is hoped that, as a It would be strange not extensively in the United result of this Superiors' to find the Redemptorists States. The emphasis seminar and its impact at the core of such re- here was on human rela- on the various Redempnewal tions and group dynam- torist Communities, the modern resources of Their recent meeting ics. at Majella Court, Kew, After exploring the theology and the behavfor an intensive Forma- helping function and ioural sciences will extion Course was but one leadership role of the ert a greater influence of the Redemptorist Superior, attention was on the work of Religious Congregation's funda- given to group develop- Renewal in many situamental ways of meeting ment, and to problems tions throughout Austhe modern challenge of arising from the inter- tralia. religious life. play of person and com- • The Superior General All religious Superiors munity. of the Redemptorists, the John Donovan T. Rev'd Father of the congregation in Very Cognizance was taken Amaral, C.Ss.R., will arAustralia were present. of a programme for the rive in Perth on July 1 The objective was to development of 'aposon an informal visitation explore, in a living way, tolic sensitivity,' as preof the Fathers in North the nature and implicasented in a monograph Perth. tions of their role as Rewritten last year in the A Brazilian by birth, Fr. ligious Superiors, in the United States by N. Mee Amaral will be the second light of the authentic han, C.SS.R., and K Genci-al of the Congregamind of the modern O'Shea C.SS.R. tion to visit Australia Church and the needs of Proposals aimed at in- since the Province's founthe times. The seminar, extend- creasing the momentum dation in 1880. ing over nine days, was "Cars have been my life for a long time. conducted under two My 17 years experience in all phases of the distinguished Redempm otor business means I can give you the right torists, Dr. Kevin We've been looking after other people's money sort of advice about buying a good quality O'Brien, C.SS.R., and for a long time now, more than 107 years, Archbishop, has the Grace, PERTH.—His u sed car at the price you want to pay. Dr. Kevin and we must do it very well —that's why our O'Shea persuade effort to to Pope written an Paul VI in assets now stand at over S100 million. P hone me on 61 6736, or call C.SS.R. and see me November tour If you want a safe, profitable return on your In the first phase 01 him to include Perth in his P ersonally." investment go to P.B.S. that's where schedule. the programme the role thousands have saved S100 million I The Archbishop has suggested that Perth of Superiors in the comNEW may be a more direct route back to Rome oNOFIXEDTERM plex process of Religious Interest is calculated on daily balance RATE after his stay in Manila and Sydney. He has Renewal was considered paid or compounded half yearly in to stop-over brief the Pope a to consider urged April and October. attention Particular was given to the human refuel his chartered plane. MEANWHILE, the president of the New Zeadimensions of what is USED CAR essentially a spiritual land Bishops' Conference, Cardinal Peter SPECIALISTS enterprise. McKeefry, of Wellington, has also asked the ESTABLISHED IN 1162 495 Albany Highway, HEAD OFFICE: 25 BARRACK STREET, PERTH. 6000. 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LET THE HEAD RULE NOT THE HEART

The realm of value lies outside the scope of science, and because this is so many modern thinkers insist that it is outside the scope of intelligence, too. According to one of them, "the wise man follows his heart and does not trust his head," when the greatest affairs of life have to be decided, and he commends this method to every man no matter how powerful his intellect. There is a certain amount of real merit in this advice, but it can still be misleading. The good and desirable is not disclosed to us human beings as a 'term of thought' after a process of dispassionate investigation. We reach it by way of personal experience, with its stresses and strains. It is, we say, worth fighting for. It heals and fulfils our lives. It is God's reply to a prayer, not to a curious query. But this is by no means all. Certainly, the heart lights up a problem in the realm of good and evil. But can we rely on the promptings of the heart alone? The heart may have reasons of which reason knows nothing. . . But are they sufficient reasons? When we consider the destructive decisions it has often been invoked to justify, one cannot avoid a doubt whether personal emotion is a reliable basis for determining the goal of life. The present spate of protest marches, moratorium displays, abortion agitation and now the call for euthanasia and legalising of homosexual relations fall within this latter sphere. Without even considering the moral aspects, not enough constructive thought has been done about these matters generally. Many of them are covers for deeper and more sinister things. Let the heart bleed for My Lai and ignore the atrocities of Phu Thanh and only confusion results, certainly not the common good. Ignore the findings of history and its consequences, and chaos and anarchy will follow. This was the lesson to be learned from Sukarno's idiotic and obsessionist 'confrontation' policy in Indonesia. The trouble is that the heart leads in many different directions at once. Some push him towards the fulfilment of his individual well being. Others, deeper down, impel him to love of his neighbour, as necessary to his higher fulfilment by sacrificing his ego. Finally, there is the deepest feeling of all: the thoughtful man's sense that he is made of God's image. akin to Being itself, and that he ought to live in Its light and promote Its rule and law. The heart yearns for a thousand things . . . for material ease and pleasure, for the healing and joy of love, for the delight of ordered thought and the exhiliration of creative art, and for "that peace of God which surpasses understanding"! But if the means of discernment are lacking, these varied longings simply tear apart. They must be integrated into a systematic whole. It is not the force of feeling which counts but how it is interpreted . . . its meaning for the whole man. This is the task of reason. We consider that this is the fundamental weakness in modern life. Too much heat is being generated on current issues and too little thought has been done as to how current problems can be constructively overcome to the benefit and sanity of society. Matters of censorship, pollution protest and counter-protest, abortion and permissiveness are not matters to be decided by emotion, though highly charged with such they seem. During the recent debate on abortion in the Legislative Assembly, it was stated that a highly organised opposition led to the defeat of the Bill. If this is so, and we do not think it is, that same group should not rest on its laurels, but should seek to educate others in the horror and gruesome, gory facts of abortion itself. The same applies to any of the matters raised above. The same is true of religious conviction and practice. These are matters for the head and not just the heart .

MASS GUIDE SUNDAY JUNE 28-6th SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST. 1st Reading-2 Kings, Chapter 4, 8-12, 14-16a. Theme: "That man is a man of God, let him s tay with us." 2nd Reading—Letter of St. Paul to the Romans Chapter 6, 3-4, 8-11. Theme: Through burial with Christ in Baptism we rise to a new life. Gospel—St. Matthew, Chapter 10, 37-42. Theme: Refusal of the Cross makes us tinworthy of Christ.

Thursday, June 25, 1970

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Letters to the Editor:

INTEREST IN PROVACO

the contrary, can do little or even nothing about the vandals. They may be able to punish the culprits but only parents can solve the real probJust what do you lem. They brought the mean by publishing all child into the world and Over the past couple many women showing so this material supplied so it is their duty and of weeks, two interest- much anxiety in limiting by Provaco'? I think it responsibility to God to ing paragraphs appear- their families, with a is an insult to modern make useful members for consequent ed in the daily press. breakdown ways of thinking. tomorrow's world. Public response to the One was the publicis- in mental health. I Last week's article on Josephine De Rossi, ing of a five day course, would like to go further modern techniques of Gosnells. recent historical exhibition mounted by this Soincluding cooking, and say that many un- education was the limit. ciety was excellent. health and hygiene, happy marriages and ill- Does Provaco want a reh ome management, nesses brought on by ig- turn to the old, unenOur sincere thanks go 'laundry and budgeting. It norance in matters of lightened cruel, sadistic to all who supported the was held for aboriginal hygiene and diet are due methods of the Victorian activity. women at a Lakeside to this situation. era? How does he exNow that many have Youth Camp. Is anything being done pect to continue this tir- I read with interest at least some idea 01 This was to be follow- in our Catholic Schools ade, for such it is, when your article (June 11) on ed by a sewing pro- to prepare women for he so blatantly insults the Teleteen Samaritans our aims, it would seern gramme. the Vocation of mar- all that eminent men of in Manchester and their the proper time to make However, difficulty riage? Very little, as letters and science have work of bringing help a strong appeal to all was experienced in hav- far as my experience done for the betterment and comfort to those in persons possessing pap. ers, photos, articles, etc,, ing the children of those goes. I despair. of man's condition. wishing to participate, In fact, it is mostly think it is time he ceas- I was disappointed associated with early minded for this period. the girls who have had ed writing and up-date that the article made no West Australian Cath. and some mothers were what is known as a of the work olic history to donate or his ideas on our modern mention unable to attend. good education, who are youth. At any rate they being done by the same at least loan them for here in photo-copying or photo. organisation The second item of in- completely "clueless" in are a better fed, better Australia. It graphing to the the Soterest was the opening elementary cookin g, bred and better educat- Western may be of interest to ciety. of the MacDonald house- housekeeping, etc. ed lot than anyone of the readers to know that the craft training centre for When children come calibre of Provaco. Experience shows that co-founder and first de- valuable items are often the purpose of retrain- along, it is not convenYounger The One of Samputy director of the ing patients in cooking, ient to learn these eslater destroyed by less Set. Lesmurdie. aritans in Manchester dressmaking, laundry sentials of home makhistorically-minded mem. was Rev. D. Woodroffe, bers of interested and hdusekeeping, before ing. per. the founder and present sons' families. discharging them from Academic qualifica Director of the organisathe Mental Health Insti- t ions and social and tion in Perth. All items could be tutions. Instructions to sporting activities are The contribution being left with Father j, patients will be given by necessary for a complete made to the local com- Moynihan, c/- Catholic the Country Women's education these days it munity by Rev. Wood- Church Office, Victoria Association. seems, but let me quote I have read your col- roffe and his Volunteer Square, or forwarded The reason behind from the "Church in the umnist, 'Provaco' with Samaritans is very im- direct to the Society's this project is that the Modern World" 43. Secretary, Mrs. Annewomen patients at "Let there be no false interest in recent weeks. pressive. C.M.H. may regain their opposition between pro- He seems to have a very In view of your state- marie Leahy, 43 Clifton confidence before being fessional, social activi- balanced sense of judg- ment that "only 7 per Crescent, Mt. Lawley, cent. (of those people discharged. ties . . . and religion in ment. I rather liked his regarding Enquiries As the word "retrain life. The Christian who article on 'Tommy Likes who had attempted suicide in embership, South London) meetings, m ing" implies some earl- neglects his temporal to Walk on the Furnihad heard of the Samar- passing on of informaier knowledge of these duties also neglects his ture' in last week's Re- itans", perhaps an article tion, donations of matersubjects, I would like duties towards his neighcord. How right he is. in The Record providing ial, could also be made to suggest that a feeling bour and even God, he The modern psycholo- information on the scope to her by phoning 715of inadequacy and a jeopardises his eternal and type of service pro- 330. gy of letting the kids go failure to cope with salvation." vided by the Samaritans household problems is Eileen Lalory on unchecked especially in Perth would be ex- Father Martin Newbold, frequently the cause of Morley. in the post-war years tremely worthwhile. President has caused a nightmare W.A. Catholic Historical Sr. M. Patrice, t o many parents. In Society, Kojonup. Leederville. fact it is not the kids who have the complexes, I protest strongly against The Record's casual trauma and frustrations, 7 )(046 ca7 //eaeif but the parents who find reporting of Father Dunne's death and burial. their authority in the Having his death re- twenty-five years ago to home undermined by ported on page four is serve the archdiocese of Nal or atmf resithge these 'know-ails.' The bad enough. Even worse Perth. Over the past sixpresent state of the Amis that on the same page teen years he created the We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all ihthe appreciation of a wonderful parish spirit erican society is proof nesses or complaints which can be relieved by politician who had little so evidenced at herbal treatment. These teas are blended from his enough of the failure of to do with the Church is obsequies. Yet, when he new-fangled methods. formulae which have borne the test of time and a given better treatment. dies, the official paper of I'm not a prude or a long experience. We also ctock Chamomile—, There is no word of sym- the archdiocese cannot sadist. I like to respect Peppermint—, Balm, Fennei-Tea and many others. pathy to Father Dunne's print one word of gratiHealthyoung people who show Price per packet $1.10 at your Chemist, relatives, no mention of tude for all his work. Food Shop or direct from our Mail Order Departthey respect themselves. his two brothers and It is not the first time They have a right to ment. cousin coming from Ade- that The Record has dis- charity and affection. If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask for laide for the funeral, no missed our free detailed pamphlets. a priest with a mention of the Arch- few They also have a right lines after a lifetime bishop's homily, and the of service to the arch- to example from parconcelebrants are not ents and guidelines from diocese. 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. named. Not one word is them and from those in Finbar Walsh, Tel. 82-1169 said of all that Father Secretary, Purgatorian authority to help them. In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, Dunne achieved at BentWell done Provaco. R oom 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade Society, ley. Father Dunne left 80 Barrack St., ( opp. Liberty Theatre). home and country St. Mary's Cathedral. Keep stirring up our ways of thinking. John Westinghouse. Wilson.

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Dear Sir, I'm so glad to see you have enlisted the services of such an eminent tipster as Rod It WNS heartening to I agree with the arguEvans. I have always read the obituary not- ments you presented in column. Young been a secret admirer tices in last week's Rec- your and particularly people today are only and follower of this per- ord sonality and, though those relating to the emulating the ways of Rossmoyne was very death of our dear Parish the older and more 'resuccessful in your col- Priest, Father Dunne. sponsible' members of umns, I think that a I'm sure many prayed the community. If there great future lies ahead for his soul as a result. is vandalism, it is the fault of the parents and, now for followers of I felt somewhat scep- t o a lesser extent, our Trotting in this State. tical during the week 'permissive society'. How Rod Evans has been when I read other pap- can teenagers value or associated with racing ers and the long list of even respect the proin this State for many parishioners of Bentley perty of their neighbours years and has also been who sent in their pub- when they do not even a reliable judge of lished contributions and know the meaning of reform and horses. Catho- e xpressions of sorrow. I sponsibility? Parents do not teach them; society lics and others, for wondered how "The does not teach them: many of my Protestant Record" would fare. I'm they are left alone, befriends read the Record, glad that many of our wildered and frustrated do not `go mad' on the local Catholics have con- in a world where every"Sport of Kings," but they do like to follow it fidence in their local thing appears to be upside down. If teenagers reasonably for relaxa- paper. tion. One thing is clear to are not aware of their duty to society, what me that it is not what Rod Evans is a big achope have we for the people write that will be. future generation? quisition to your panel of tipsters. He will also of value, but the fact Parents should instiprove worth watching. that they put it where it gate from early childwill produce the desir- hood the moral values of William Hogarth, ed good, namely where it human life. By this I do Palmyra. will lead people to pray not mean drumming the for the deceased. This child with moral codes. is what an insertion in A neat smack across the OFFICIAL 'Tommy' when Our local newspaper, legs walks on the carpet with ENGAGEMENTS The Record, means to muddy shoes would be me. 28 5.30 p.m. Confirmamore effective. A Bentley Parishioner tion at DoulAeview. State Governments, on

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MASS FOR FATHER P. DUNNE Churches Aid Peru

Pontifical Concelebrated Requiem Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Rev. Father P. Dunne (P.P. Bentley), was celebrated in Ballingar Parish Church, Co. Offaly, Ireland, on Tuesday, June 16, at 11 a.m. The Principal Concelebrant was the Bishop of Bunbury, Bishop Myles McKeon, D.D. The other concelebrants were Rev. Fathers P. G. J. O'Reilly, P. P. O'Meara, T. O'Prey, of the Perth Archdiocese, Very Rev. T. Lane, C.M., President All Hallows College, Dublin, Rev. Father Walsh, C.C., Ballingar, Rev. Father Dempsey, S.M.A., and a classmate of Father Dunne's whose name is not available. Present in the choir were Rev. Fathers W. Cagney, 0.M.I., and John Ryan, 0.M.I., Fremantle, 25 local clergy and two Columban Fathers from Navan. Father Dunne's brother, Kieran, with his wife and six children, were present at the Mass.

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RO/v1E.—Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban, in I taly for a three-day official visit, said he had touched on the problem of the administration of t he Holy Places during his talks with Italian Foreign Minister Aldo Moro.

SYDNEY.—Australian Cr.tholic Relief has sent an emergency $5,000 grant to assist the earthquake victims of Peru. ACR executive director, Mr. W. C. Byrne, said an; donations received would be forwarded to Peru. It should be sent to Austra lian Catholic Relief, PO Box C360, Clarence St., Sydney, NSW, 2000. Initial assistance of $10,000 to the victims in Peru has also been given by the Australian Council of Churches.

Catholic Society Sends $25,000 To Peru

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REPORTING THE WORLD Anti-English Order Opposed TAIWAN FARM PROGRAMME

Thursday, June 25, 1970

Appointment Hailed

The organisers of the Altar Servers Seminar, to be held in Hobart, TasThe nomination of Henry Cabot MADRAS, India.—Christian, Muslim and Hindu mania, some time next speakers at a public protested meeting here on month, have decided to HONG KONG.—A touring Vatican official paid Lodge to represent President Nixon in admit servers 13 to 14 June 6 against the State Government's order detribute here to the achievements of Taiwan's farm periodic visits to Pope Paul VI and years on the recommen- barring Tamilian students from admission in the programme, saying it is among the world's best. dation of the parish English medium schools from the sixth standard Vatican hailed was by L'Osservatore priest or his delegate. onwards. Msgr. Silvio Luoni, "Taiwan's land progThis comes in the wake who is the Holy See's ramme was started 15 Romano as "a new chapter in relations that, "in an open The consensus was society, of letters expressing disPermanent Observer to years ago and has been appointment at the sem- the people should be free to choose the media of the United Nations Food accomplished gradually, between the United States and the Holy inar committee's origin- instruction." and Agriculture Organi- without revolution and See." al decision to allow only sation, attributed the without disturbing anyMr. D. D'Monte, presi- the imposition of Hindi success to a long range one. And now it is utilis- In a front-page article an intermediary who 15-year-olds to attend. en. Further details from: dent of the Madras Cath- and declaring, "we want land reform policy ing the success of its in the Vatican daily joys the particular trust said the English". Association, olic Mr. Ken Burke, 20 Wigcoupled with significant own agricultural prog- newspaper, American Jes- of the President, who, The new order was nail Street, North State Government had historian Robert according to the constiress to bring about fra- uit been protesting against contrary to its policy and technical aid from the ternal co-operation with Graham said regular vis- tution of the Hobart, 7000. United a retrograde step. U.S. and inherent Chin- other countries: Africa, its by Lodge to the Vati- States, is responsible for English medium ese industriousness. can would foster "dis- foreign affairs. for example." schools, particularly cussing of problems of "Even without the sta. those run by Christian common interest for the tus of a regular dipla missionaries, had an unpursuit of peace and the W.A.O.A. paralleled excellence in representative prosperity of men in the matic and without even the teaching and the mainOPTICIAN and OPTOMET:UST world." status of Myron Taylor, tenance of discipline. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 Father Graham, who who was the personal P arents, emphasishe Res.: 67 1685 works in the secret ar- representative ed, "have a constitutional SAIGON.—The Catholic population of South chives section of the President, the of the envoy win right to impart the eduVietnam increased by about 100,500 in the two- Vatican Secretariat of ensure contact cation they think best between for their children and no year period from July, 1967, to July, 1969, and State, called the Lodge the Pope and the presiGovernment can abro- Catholics now number over 1.7 million in a total nomination "a new, and dent on the basis of some population of about 16.5 million, Archbishop therefore experimental continuity. gate it." Mr. Alla Pichai, a Mus- Henry Lemaitre, the apostolic delegate for Viet- form of official rela"With due respect for tions." lim, former chairman of nam and Cambodia, announced. the district spheres in the Madras Legislative He said the appoint- which the two In mid-1969 there were elementary schools, with Council, said that there ment was not a repeti- must necessarily parties Catholic and tion work, were over 870 languages 1.817 priests, 1,517 of 258,409 of the system fol- co-operation b2tween the in India of which 15 whom were Vietnamese 97,347 non-Catholic stu- lowed in the case of Mr. United States and the ( Brian and Neil Purslowe ) were "supposed" to be diocesan priests and 224 dents. Myron C. Taylor, who Holy See may prove of Vietnamese members of major languages. "Why There were 226 Church was appointed in 1939 by immense value for a communities. should not English be de- Religious President Roosevelt as secondary schools, with world which is desperclared a major lan- There were 176 foreign 83,827 Catholic and 70,101 his personal representaately looking for solupriests. guage?" he asked. tive with the rank of tions of the grave probThere are four major non-Catholic students. He pleaded for the reambassador. lems in which spiritual Archbishop Lemaitre seminaries (one in each HEAD OFFICE & SERVICE CHAPEL tention of English in the On the other hand, and temporal institudiocese), with over 3,600 announced also that the country. 15 SCARBOROUGH BEACH ROAD, Church maintains 41 hos- Father Graham wrote: tions each in its own students. About 150 major sem- pitals, with over 7,000 "Lodge will be publicly field, carry such weighty NORTH PERTH — 24 4835 inarians are on proba- beds; 239 dispensaries known and recognised as responsibility." tion, which means that that treated over 2.5 milV ICTORIA PARK and GUILDFORD they work in a parish for lion persons in the twoone year before receiving year period covered in the report, 36 maternity The organisation of the minor orders. Each diocese main- clinics, nine leprosaria 1973 Melbourne Eucharistic Congress got fur- tains both elementary treating about 2,500 patients, 82 orphanages with ther under way last and secondary schools. Uoalern (g)i;armacy mid-1959, the about 11,000 orphans and week with the setting up In Sole Fremantle Agerics for INNOXA COSMETICS of a planning group Church conducted 1,030 29 homes for the aged. Cnr. Atwell Arcade & Cantonment St., Phone 5 2786 under the chairmanship of Msgr. L. Clarke. The planning group was established as a result of W. F. SAMSON & Co. R .E.I W.A. discussions between 5 QUEEN STREET, FREMANTLE Msgr. Clarke and several R eal Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sworn Valuators, Rents Prominent Catholic layA n aeroplane to charter? a bulldozer to hire? MONTEVIDEO, ruguay.—Police use of torture collected, Estates managed, Representing Queensland Insurmen last Wednesday in this capital city is a "normal, frequent and ance Co Ltd., Royal Automobile Club of WA. (Inc. ) a site excavated? or a road made . . . then R A C. Insurance Pty Ltd. Bank of N SW., Sayings Bank night. Agency. habitual occurrence." according to a congressional The group's task will contact HOULAHANS SERVICES. They have the Equitable Life and General Insurance Co. Ltd. he to plan the entire or- study just released. "know-how' to perform such tasks . . . and Phones: Office: 5 1316. Private Frederick Sir ganisarion of the ConMany of those tortured brutality in Latin Amerso they should, they've been in the business Samson, F.C.I.V., 5 2553. G. 0. Samson 304425. gress. Its members are are student and labour ica, particularly in ArgMrs, D. P. Migro 5 3551 E.J. Ellery, F.C.I.V., 39 3863 Messrs. Tom Conroy. leaders. since 1927. entine, Brazil, DomonicIllieeemiennemeina. AIMMM Charles Farrell and Twelve types of torture an Republic, Horduras, Kevin Hart. Recording and now Uruguay. Secretary is Miss Lorna cited as "most frequent" The tortures reported include "inhuman treatMaher. by the Uruguayan comment" of pregnant womOne of the group's conmission range all the SERVICES cerns will be to organise en, who, along with their way from "abusive lana list of names of people small children, are de- guage" to "bodily distorCOCKBURN ROAD, SOUTH FREMANTLE. ^ omnetent in various prived of food and water tions caused by remainfields who will he invit- while they are "held as ing in forced positions Phone 5 4488. nri to take nart in the reprisals against relafor long periods of time. nrenaration for the Con- tives." The investigatory comff reqS. The investigatory com- mission was appointed mission, comprising by the upper house of SPAIN HAS seven senators—one a Uruguay's legislature woman — reports that after repeated accusaDRAFT prisoners are often fed tions of police brutality A LTERNATIVE only two meals weekly in repressing terrorist MADRID, Spain: Spain's and deprived of toilet activity. facilities. It spent five months redraft laws may be For more than a year, searching the charges. amended shortly to exleaders have before publishing a 15empt volunteer Church Church workers in foreign mis- been denouncing such chapter report on its churches sions from military ser- tortures and other police findings. built vice. Of A government study mission has urged severbrick Hawker Siddeley al alternatives for the endure AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands.—The Dutch draftees in social, cultural and technical assis- bishops will not give permission for blessings of tance fields, and most homosexual friendships. of the positions would The bishops said they They have declared in be connected with the a new pastoral statement hoped to direct more atChurch's missionary in. such recognition tention to the problems that stitutions. would be against the in- of homosexuals and wanNote: Spain has not ted to offer them all posbeen involved in a war terests both of homo- sible pastoral help and since its civil conflict sexuals and the general defend them against unended in 1939. community. due discrimination.

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looks as if we are in for guns B.H.P.., Anaconda European countries and a period of optimistic and C.R.A. were nego- north America timber assessment. On this bas- tiating for a farm-in on sales have been helped is one might recommend Comstock's leases near enormously by new me Al ($1.20), Comstock Widgiemooltha. This en- thods of preparing and ( 24), Hill Minerals (70), hances the prospective marketing timber. The Kambalda (23), Kratos value of these leases, development of a sucBy Mindu Speck ( 45), Lamadec (50), Mag- and confirms my gener- cessful method for kilnnum (45), and Tropic ally high opinion of the drying elm, for example, On a strictly rational roots exploration com- ( 35). It would not sur- company. Judging from has revolutionised the Boosted by bullish prein dictions for the Posei- r evaluation Great Bould- pany which I could re- prise me if these levels the discrepancy between furniture industry are exceeded by the time Perth and Sydney prices Britain. er's 6, July on reports capitalisation should commend from the endon this appears in press. If for Comstock shares, The development oi the mining market be more than three times tire mining board. The this happens and you news of these negotia- new methods requires spread wings and prices that of Carr Boyd Min- c ompany, Bamboo Creek are still eager to specu- tions has not yet filtered r esearch, however, soared. We are not yet erals. Since Great Boul- N.L. has claims in the late I can recommend through to the Sydney which makes heavy deup to boom price levels, der has twice as many Pilbara which it is ex- information given later Exchange. mands on capital. This but the days of bargains shares its share price ploring slowly but thor- in this paper by Mr_ among should except may well have been one gone, be at least 50 per- oughly, and very econare OILS Evans. of the factors which sugomically. The company the heavyweights and a cent greater in value. It was another good stocks. I middleweight ronically Carr made Boyd's a one for one issue few Heavyweights a n d week for oils. Bridge gested a merger, alshares may be more pro of 50 cent shares quite S ome though a reduction in middleweight The market is certainfitable in the short term recently. and delivered stocks have not yet come Oil's revised gas flow running costs for a joint ly in the mood to run. figures from Boxleigh organisation would also because of their greater quite an extensive report in for the support given No. 1 were very encourGiven one or two major a factor. be speculative appeal. on its Long activities just companto the small more speculative aging. Esso-B.H.P. have finds by er term, however, there prior to that issue. An interesting sideissues, and there are a hydrocarbon showing ies over the next few is no comparison in A further report can- still a number of bar- in Emperor 1, another light on the talks is their months it is hard to pre- their values. not be expected for some gains for those content off-shore well in Bass effect on the wood chip unrealistic what dict time. Nevertheless its with smaller gains on Strait, and Shell-BP-Todd industry is to be establevels might be reached. PRICE GUIDE long term prospects are safer shares, and for had satisfactory results lished in the south-west that investors hopes One Last week I gave a list bright, and its shares longer term investors. from Maui No. 4, which of this State, and which will learn wisdom from of speculative shares may be considered quite North Kalgurli, Great is offshore from New is to provide, inter alia, previous excesses of the whichI considered to be good value at up to 80 Boulder, B.H.P., Austra upgraded port facilities. Zealand. booms, but this is un- good value at prices cents. Only 21 million lian Antimony, Metralikely. The industry is to be somewhat higher than shares have been issued, mar and Vam still look I have noted earlier based on the marri, or those in vogue when I and if the company does quite attractive. that the record of on- red gum, which is our REMEMBER wrote the article. In the make a find the share shore oil exploration in most plentiful timber. FUNDAMENTALS Australia is only fair, For structural purposes, The chances of base short space of time be- price increase should be MINING NOTES fore the article appeared quite dramatic. Last week saw a rush and that off-shore ex- however, it is decidedly metal finds in the near in press others had done An enormous amount of information on the ac ploration is more likely inferior to jarrah and future are excellent, but their homework. The of money flowed into quiring of claims, which to be successful. should keep nvestors i karri. It has not been two important aspects exploited so far except • in mind. Firstly proson a very small scale. pects are not proven ore One of the problems RUNNING TIMBER HID$. LTD. secondly bodies, and which face the new inthere is often a period dustry is the developof several years between ment of an economical the location of an ore making fJr method body and the receipt of chips of a suitable type. a high dividend return Wood-chip industries esby the investors. tablished elsewhere use mainly softwoods, and Let us compare, for new techniques may be example, Carr Boyd Minrequired. erals Ltd. with Great Boulder Gold Ltd. The Research and developcapitalisation current ment and the upgrading Bunning Timber (i.e. total share value) of of harbour works v;i11 Holdings Ltd. Great Boulder is about also require capital. 60 million dollars, whereShare price in was suggested originally as that of Carr Boyd dollars and turnover that a separate company Minerals is 25 million 2•00-' in tens of thousands might be formed to run dollars. the new industry. It is since June, 1969. not yet clear how this ' will be affected by the proposed merger.

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Off-shore exploration the market in the past was inevitable following week. On Wednesday the lifting of the pegging requires greater capital, It's A Must! A A "RECORD" IN EVERY MONUMENTAL and is beyond the means $1,800,000 ban. than more RECORD In Every Home HOME. changed hands on Carr The humour spreaders of the smaller companS PECIALISTS Boyd Minerals, and on were more active than ies. There is an increasThursday investors in ever, and several corn ing trend for these to 483 Great Eastern Sydney and Melbourne panies were forced into form consortia, which is H'way, Redcliffe spent $210,000 on Laver- premature announce eminently sensible. One ton, $215,000 on Hawk- ments to counter rum- of the strongest of these Phone 65 3157 stone and $350,000 on ours. One feels for the is the Genoa-Hartog A fter Hours 67 3815 General group, which appears to On this basis there is Newmetals. Lowly pric- Chairman of now only one grass ed Comstock attracted Mining, who announce be growing in strength , $250,000 in a three day ed that he was unable almost daily. It includes unlikely to comment, members period. because such reL awn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set With the Dow Jones in- ports were not yet in as Kambalda Minerals dex recovering in New from the field. Reports in some of its activities. this company, The latest to join the York, the unexpected re- from which has CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 applied for group is Omega Oil. elecBritish sult of the The Genoa - Hartog LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS tion, and the imminent listing on the Melbourne Locks, Door Closers a ,,d Safes and Sydney exchanges group have on-shore inmonrefund tax of and Over-auied flow Serviced CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service. LOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS ey into the market it will be available after an terests at Kustatan, in extraordinary meeting Alaska. One of their loPhone 5-1399 or 5-1777 or 5-2709 -11•111.M.11.111101, cal ventures which could on June 23rd. One interesting item be quite promising is for the nickel seekers is offshore exploration in news that Southern Con- the Great Australian = crete Masonry Ltd., in Bight. work Seismic association with Chipa- has been completed, and toojah Ltd.. has started the results are being percussion drilling on analysed. It will be indrilling claims at the teresting to see if this indicates any drilling Coolgardie townsite. Concrete, targets. Success in this Southern which is yet another in- venture could regenerdustrial turned to min- ate interest in oils in ing, will assign the Cool- Australia. The performC onducted by gardie claims to its min- ance of the Genoa-Haring offshoot Australian tog group will bear close Very Rev, T. A. WARREN, C.Ss.R. Nickel Development N.L. watching. This venture should not be regarded too lightly. TIMBER MERGER at An interesting developThe area looks quite promising, and values of ment in the timber inFurther particulars: 0.7 percent nickel have dustry is the holding of been obtained talks on a possible meralready V. Rev. Superior 0.Praem., from old gold diggings. ger between Bunning North Perth The area could be mined Timber Holdings Ltd. St. Norbert's Priory, Siddeley Hawker quite cheaply if the min- and 4 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 17th, to eralisation proves to be Building Supplies Ltd. Kerry Downs, extensive. Timber production in 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, JULY 19th, 1970 Good news for Com- this State is quite prof York, W.A. 6302 stock shareholders was itable. Bunning's steady the report that the big performance is shown on the adjoining graph, • which gives the turnPERSONAL SERVICE over and variation in share price since June P LEASE MAKE EARLY FULL CATHOLIC RITES 1969. PREMISES MODERN is timber However A PPLICATION PHONE ALL HOURS: E. W. (WIN) MEAD meeting increased competition from other ma61 1158 _ 190 Albany H'woy, Victoria Pork 6 3482 terials, especially in the building industry. In •••••••••.....•

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Grim Tales Of Death And ITALIAN VOTERS APPROVE CENTRE - LEFT COALITION Peru Disaster In GOVERNMENT CHIMBOTE, Peru—Grim tales of death and disaster caused by the earthquakes and the accompanying floods continue to pour into this city of 200,000 population that has become the centre of much of the reliei operation.

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WHERE ARE THE CATHOLICS? (PART 2)

by BRO. B. A. VERDON

What is involved in foster care?

Foster care is the selected, supervised and financially More than 26 million has been called Italy's assisted private home care given to a child by persons A t Huaraz, one of the Father Robert Gloisten, lief Services is sending Italians voted in regional red belt. child's own parents. Peruvian towns of Richmond, Va., and a in tons of clothing, medi- and municipal elections 20 The communists cap- who are not the wrecked by the earth- Jesuit scolasticate Ed- cines and food. completely the o ver the last weekend. In tured Attempts are made at Foster parents — unfrom Schmidt quakes and floods, res- ward The German Catholic effect, they once again ap- Emilia-Romagna region like adopting parents — helping the of cue workers dug up the Chicago—have been in- overseas aid organisation proved the "centre-left" with 26 out of 50 seats do not become the legal the child, if parents they exist, bodies of 300 girls in strumental in setting up IVIisereor, is sending c oalition on the council. They also government guardians of the child. to have their t he shambles of St. a radio communication funds and goods. Mis- which has been ruling the won big pluralities in the Their legal guardian is turned to them. child re. network. Helen's High School. sions from Argentine, country off and on for the Tuscany and Umbria re- the Director Catholic foster parents of the "I am here as a relief Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, past two years. gions. The socialists have Child Welfare Depart- are extremely scarce. At the nearby Convent said they will co-operate comMany a child in a Caof the Holy Child, other worker, not as a mission- Canada, Chile, France, Observers claimed that with the communists in ment. It is fairly workers disintered the any," Father Gloisten England, Israel, Venezuparfor natural tholic mon institution re. the Italian political pot regions where no other remains of a group of said at the end of a long ela and several inter- was at boiling inter- mains there for years, point be- form of coalition would ents to retain an in national organisations Yet, by 10 o'clock day. nuns. est in the child and, in never knowing what it the evening, he was say- have joined the massive cause of a long series of permit effective govern- some cases, for the chil- is to belong to a unitEarlier, some 3,000 ing Mass for more than effort. strikes, violence, bureau- ment. dren eventually to be ed family with a loving bodies were cremated 400 people at one of the cratic top-heaviness and On the other hand, the returned to the care of affectionate mother Cuba sent two planes or there as contamination large tents. He is a memsquabbles over the intro- Christian Democratic their own parents. a father who will kick a threatened the few sur- ber of the Society of St. with medicine, clothing duction of divorce and party maintained its doand blood. Children are placed in football with him. visors. Other bodies be- James the Apostle. alterations in the concorThe Peruvian govern- dat between the Vatican minance in the country's foster care because their came mixed deeper in Often, also, brothers political life. Its candid- family life has been upCardinal Juan Land- ment has announced and Italy. muddy graves, their sisters are separatand ates won 37.9 percent of Any ed never to know set or broken. many without being iden- azuri Ricketts, 0.F.M., of plans for a massive prothey Many the vote. The communcommentators Lima, said at Huaraz, child deprived of parengramme of home buildtified. where he brought some ing and assistance to self- predicted a break to- ists were second, with tal love and care may be do have kith and kin At Casma, the people relief supplies, that the somewhere in this rather ward the far left and 27.9 percent. disturbed and troubled. big, angry world. built shelters of poles "human soul is torn by so help projects. Some $15 heavy gains by the cornBut the Christian DeIf his home had been a and straws while other much sorrow and death." million are needed, ac- y munists. mocrats' allies in the cording to conservative I happy one, he will miss Institutions can do townsfolk searched for coalition government — howThe predictions, With estimates, to launch such him was Archthe loving care of his so much to help a child the bodies of 10 children ever, were proven false the Socialists, Unitarian own parents. If his par- to become a good adult believed buried amid the bishop Luigi Poggi, opos- programmes. Socialists and Republicand citizen, but do you on the national level. tolic nuncio to Peru. ruins of the church. ans—all gained in per- ents had failed to meet ionestly and personally The more optimistic The communists and centages so that the pre- his basic needs, he may Miraculously, only 50 The Vatican has rushed among government offithink they can give the persons in Cosma lost relief funds to the area. clials say construction other far left parties did sent coalition govet n- be confused and hurt. child the "all" a child What he needs at this not gain any significant ment wound up with a their lives in a populawill start immediately. percentage in the natr healthy 58 per cent, of time is understanding, requires and needs? Aid in many forms has tion of 20,000. care, love and compan Oh, yes, it is difficult come in massive quanChimbote, with a popu- ional voting figures. the total vote. But at other towns, the tities from other ionship. to be a foster parent, areas lation of about 200,000 is However, in the elecParties in opposition to death toll was so great in Peru and Latin Amer- the centre of much of the On the practical side. but a worthwhile chaltions held for regional the present government, and sanitary conditions ica, from the United relief operation, and councils — semi-autono- including the commun- the Child Welfare De- lenge — no matter how so bad that authorities States, and other coun- some degree of reconpartment pays an allow- you look at it. considered burning the tries, 'U.S. Catholic Re- struction has begun here. mous bodies—the Com- ists and their avowed ance for each child in munist party gained enemy the Neo-Fascist Did you know that in bodies amid the ruins. either compete majorit- party, received about 41 foster care. The foster the total number of lieAnta is another of the ies or effective control percent. Another one per mother is also entitled enced foster mothers in Indian villages that was child endowment. this of three regions. The re- cent. was scattered to State Catholics crushed as a whole side gions are located in what among splinter groups. Medical, dental, optical rank as the lowest in of Mt. Huascaran caved and hospital services are numbers? in, pouring rocks, ice, paid for; children are The departure of a water and mud onto the fully outfitted with narrow Andean valley or clothing, even bedding if foster child, who has "callejon" in northwest required, when first been loved and wanted Peru. placed and assistance is and who has become Relief units at Anta given with educational part of the family, cannot but be deeply felt have set up a large disneeds. by foster parents who tribution centre with M ONTEVIDEO, The Uruguay.—Church length of time a leaders canTHE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. John Gorton, has transportation and radio celled the traditional Corpus Christi procession child remains in foster have given of their best said that Pope Paul VI would be most welcome in facilities. here because police refused permission for it care depends on the cir- for that child. Two Americans— Canberra should be decide to visit the capital. reHowever, there to travel the main streets and because they cumstances of each child, the guiding con- mains the satisfaction of wanted to see the texts of hymns and prayers He was replying to a The Prime Minister sideration being always knowing that they have before the event. question put forward by said he understood the what seems best for helped a child along the ATTENTION ALL! Mr. Maisey at a recent time available to the Under a state of emer- our people. We will road of life. not each child. parliamentary Holy Father to visit Ausgency declared last accept special Schools, Convents, Col- Federal privil- ..........4..,oNdp•.,........#411,dlsal.#•1 ,I VP. •4P.4^#04.41.0 tralia during his tour— year, all demonstra- eges." leges, Charitable Organis- session. The Pope's visit to which would not be contions are prohibited. Raffle Some ations—For your priests on the Canberra, Mr. Gorton fined to Australia—would Two years ago, when the council also Tickets see . . expressed said, would be welcomed. make it most unlikely for country was under a concern that the procesBut he added that it him to visit any area of RECORD PRINT similar state, the sion might have been -SOLE AGENTSChurch voluntarily used by extremists "of 450 Hay Street, Perth. would be a matter for Australia other than the Pope and his advissuspended the Corpus both the left and right" R. CONNABEER & COMPANY Sydney. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, ers in the Vatican. Christi procession. as an opportunity to 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 It was held last year. create disturbances. After police had refused permission for the procession and had asked to see the text of the hymns and prayers, the vicar general of the Montevideo archdiocese, Msgr. Haroldo Ponce de Leon, announced the procession would be suspended. "We cannot permit previous censorship of hymns and prayers. That would be an attack on the fundamental rights of our religion." Uruguay's Pr e si dent Jorge Pacheco Areco said he had not been informed that the procession would not be permitted in the main streets, and said permission would be granted if the Church applied for it. Four days later, however, the archdiocesan pastoral council said the Church "will not accept special privileges" and cancelled the procession, Start a savings account with ANZ Bank. replacing it with a conInterest is 33 4 / ce/o. Which doesn't make you a millionaire celebrated Mass in the overnight, but it has your money in a safe place cathedral. vt•rorking for you 24 hours a day. The more you put into your The Church, the counsavings account, the more interest you make. cil said, "would not be Simple as that. And as easy. At ANZ, you make money truly Christian if we were treated differently than without even thinking about it.

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Page Seven

I CAN DO IT! HINTS TO HOMEMAKERS

TAKE A LITTLE TIME AND THOUGHT

The character of a person is constituted by the total collection of moral habits grafted into his natural temperament; therefore one must consid er character as partly inherited and partly formed by experience.

I t is evident from the her work led straight to differences which, in the Red Cross. Sr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE, later life, mark the per- How far would be the sonality of different humane processes of B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T. members of the same healing the wounded and ACCESSORIES OOM R fami ly and of individ- sorrowful all over the Once you have the floor coverings, furniture, window treatments and the uals reared under the world today, had this the position in which we The person who has severe diabetes is notablike selected, the next and final step are the room accessories —the finishing very same circumstan- English nurse sat down are placed. ces, that there is given and bemoaned the fact Take, for example, "I ly above the average in perfect the room's to decor. ouches t to each, by nature, a that she was 'just one am only a teacher." intelligence, otherwise he certain original disposi- woman'? might say: "I have diaPaintings or pictures An elegant table-lamp How belittling in this CLOCKS tion—a certain fund of betes; what am I to do?" is perhaps one of the can be grouped to give Where would the mar- tone, this is said of the Clocks qualities, intellecboth should No, he knows this is be a eye-catching and dramatic effect. most closen to suit the room. tual and moral, varying vellous work done by greatest potential influ- a disease deficiency useful of all room accesOne point to remember Modern wall ence today—next to that radium today if, when be causing a metabolic disclocks are in different individuals. sories. If you don't like

is that paintings can be popular these bereaved, Madame Curie of a mother. turbance in the organism days, and The formation of char- had folded her arms gay colours, and are un- deceptive when placed in these suit through a lack of insulin. modern decor. the select, FAITH IN sure which to acter, however, is not when her husband died a room, depending on It's always Similarly, with people an advantage merely a process of ONESELF safest thing is to keep to lighting by saying: "I am just one and colour. to have a clock in the suffer from anaemia, who amount small a ,as moulding wrought into woman"? "0 ye of little faith!" white Strong coloured prints same room as blood is low in iron; their your teleinterferes never of white temperaoriginal the Either we have no faith can drain the room of vision set. Florence Nightingale those who have myxodement by the impuse of at all or we have little with any colour -scheme. its colour and make pasma, the thyroid gland is had faith, Madame Curie external agencies. Under faith. "If you have faith tel curtains, carpets and OTHER WALL confidence. deficient in hormones, had PAINTINGS, PRINTS the same trials and temas a grain of mustard the like look faded. Tare SUNDRIES A young child came seed, nothing shall be and so on. These people Select your painting or into consideration that ptations, one person, by Scrolls, mentally tapestries, persevering resistance, home one day with a impossible unto you," do not become print to suit the room in the lighting varies from brass because either, disturbed rubbings and a compleand size self- note from his teacher said Jesus. strong, colour, becomes shop to art gallery to the host of other the deficiency can be features reliant and solidly virtu- suggesting that he be mentary to decor. Fram- home. God put me here for supplied. can be used, but with ing also must suit the ous, while another, by taken from school as he some purpose; I am Before d It is our part to make iscretion and hammering must, of styling. to stupid 'too yielding, becomes weak, was room going to realise it. Once the effort and to put full holes in your walls, ask course, suit the room. learn.' vicious. and vacillating (landprints Scenic we arp convinced of the force and integrity into someone to hold the Finally, with such a From the earliest acts "My boy is not stupid," single fact, that we are that effort. It is the perscape and sea), are suit- painting in position, so huge selection of room able to all decors and you can see the effect. accessories to choose of free violation, there is said the mother. "I will here for a purpose, that son of true conception reaction be- teach him myself." constant give an illusion of spac- Remember, the seed of Divine energy who says: "I can do this," paintings from, take plenty of time tween personal will on iousness by adding depth should be She did, and Thomas A. has been given us, and it and then sets out to placed about making your selections. one side, and the force is for us to cultivate it prove it. to a room—rather like a eye level, not too high. Don't rush into your Edison was the result. of motives on the other. to its fullest bloom, then three dimensional look. Circumstances? purchases and be sorry Each solicitation conWe do not seem to get the way will be shown WALL MIRRORS We all make circumlater. If you have more than i nto our heads that the quered, each impuse to US. stances. Wall mirrors give the A little thought and immediate one painting in a small gratification great works of the world r oom, try to keep them optical illusion of enlarg- shopping around makes resisted by building up always begin with one harmonious, as they do ing any room. They are wiser buying. selfcontrol, person. Emerson put a of habits Next week: Planning a goes to form a strong sermon in a dozen words. detract from one another particularly useful for very small rooms. Heavy T.V. or family room. if placed too close. will, and the stronger a "A great institution is but gilt-edged mirrors are person's will grows, the the lengthened shadows more suited to formal greater the facility with of a single man." PTY. LTD. rooms, whilst frameless which he can repress Are we obsessed by the 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER suit modern decor. transitory impulses, and idea that we cannot work W A's Leading Paving Contractors the more firmly can be alone—only in organisaWALL PLAQUES adhere to a course, once tion? The creative power, For Better Paving Contact Us There are numerous selected, in spite of dif- the driving force of these styles and sizes, ranging We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of ficulties and obstacles. organisations can invarfrom brass to ceramic R oads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. iably be traced to an inand do provide a change STUBBORN We have a most modern p!ant including power dividual who simultanfrom pictures or paintExecutive meeting, CHARACTER Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. eously is building up his ings. Try to keep them Wednesday July 1, at 10 If such a person makes character and personEstimates Submitted Free harmonious the a.m. All Saints Centre. with his decisions on sound ality. Ccuntry Clients please note that we have a Statedecor. Afternoon meeting to reason, we have the highwide Service, and will gladly quote on any We fancy others better commence at 1 p.m. est type of strong characORNAMENTS requirements. than ourselves because CHEMIST ter. A few eye-catching or- Leederville Branch. light they the divine I We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. Will meet in the PresWhen, however, this Wembley - 87 3984 naments are better than bytery Prompt Delivery. at 8 p.m. Thurs- firmness of adhesion at- spark given to them and a shelf full, as they, too, we do not. Often we do PHONE: 71-15/8 — 71-1600 274 Cambridge St. detract from one an- day, July 2. This branch taches to decisions based not realise the power of thanks all on who reason not imbut on attended 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l' I-1 IP other. their recent Beatle after- pulse, or when the mere noon( which was a suc- fact of having once made cess both socially and a decision closes the infinancially. They also ad- tellect to the apprehenvise of their fortnightly sion of all opposing concard party, on Wednes- siderations, we have the OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS day, July 1, 8 p.m. in St. )bstinate character. Mary's Hall. Again, there are perCONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS sons who quickly form South Perth Branch. PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE . 21 8151 For the comfort of the judgments on transient impulses and readily PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... 21 5304 member, during the change or reverse their winter, it has been deFREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET .. 5 2602 cided to change the meet- choice. Again, we find others COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 ings to an afternoon, and at the home of a mem- who are slow and hesitatber. So, next meeting is ing in coming to a conThursday, July 2 at 2 p.m. clusion, even after they at the home of the Pre- have made the election, and timidly shrink back Wembley Hotel sident, Miss I. Palandri. into the previous state of 6 Darley Heights, Darley Excellent Lounge and doubt, on the appearance Street, South Perth. A ccommodation of a new motive. Shenton Park Branch. Phone 87 2418 Both these forms are Invites members and types of the weak or Cm.. Cambridge and friends to St. Aloysius' vacillating character. Alexander Sts., Wembley Hall, Henry Street, ShenAccordingly, for the ton Park, on Sunday July SOAK UP THE SUN BY THE 5 at 7.30 p.m. to see the strong willed, narrowness Slibiaco Hotel SEA AT slides of the Apparitions and rigidity are the danAccommodation of Our Lady at Garaban- gers, while indecision The Ocean Beach r irst Class and Service dal, and join in the dis- and vacillation are liable Hotel DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. cussion which will fol- to beset the large and FREE HOE DELIVERY Linder Personal Supervision liberal minded. low. of TOM KENNY Phone 81 1028 Man's character, then, Phone 3-1584 Cottesloe Branch. Irene McHenry, Proprietress On Tea Roster, June 29 is partly inherited, partly to July 3. Card parties acquired. Bayswater Hotel have been resumed in the The original element, The Railton downstairs room at All insofar as it is determinOPP. STATION Perth's Most Modern Temperance Hotel Saints Centre, each ed by his bodily constiOld Time Music & 5 minutes walk Thursday, at 2 p.m. to tution, was called by the from Dancing, Friday and St. Mary's Cathedral 4.30 p.m. Those on the ancients his temperaB .B. from $7.00 Saturday. second and fourth Thurs ment. Cnr. Pier & Murray Streets LES BARTTLET Prop. Phone: 21-8861 days will be for the - 21-8861 Four great types of TEL.: 71-1224 League, and for which temperament were recthe Branches will be re- ognised by philosophers Commercial Hotel Hotel Australia sponsible for the after- —Choleric, Sanguine, Northam MURRAY STREET, PERTH noon tea and supplying Phlegmatic and MelanExcellent Accommodation end the prize for the lucky cholic. Kant—Germany Phone Northam 49 Dining Service, Lunch $1 number. Cat hedral —insisted strongly on Parking Accommodat;on E. Murphy, Branch will conduct the this four-fold division. Proprietor PHONE 23-1541 other ones. A number of If could we only members have answered Enjoy the Best the realise potentiality Accommodation Hotel Rockingham Father Keating's request that is implanted in each & Service for readers at the daily Hotel Cottesloe SYNTHETIC PAD BY THE SEA one of us—singly! R IGHT ON Mass in the Chapel. anyTHE SEA FRONT For a Healthy Holiday one wishing to add their Phone 3 2155 FAITH AND Comfort that allows complete deep restful sleep is a The Best of Fishing name to the roster may R. M. CONFIDENCE science to Joyce Bros. and vitally important to you. DYMOCK, Licensee FRANK MADD1GAN, Proprietor still do so. Also it is felt Joyce Bros. will not "Buy-in" component parts — STEEL INNERSPRING MATTRESS We have aspirations, that a list of members every spring, every frame is made and tensioned to the urge to do, but how ACCOMMODATION who could be contacted specification in Joyce Bros. own factory. Only in this AT CARLTON HOTEL. in an "emergency" for often we weaken and R oom with way is the standard of the "Nights Ease" range "Oh, say: what can one refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee, the Tea Roster, would be maintained and improved. morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking lf great help, so if any do?" Put your money on "Nights Ease" quality.—You':! Buy more comfort and durability never lose any sleep over it. f acilities. $4.50 per day. with an innerspring mattress. What member can avail herself was Florence 'nr this. please contact Nightingale but. one per248 HAY STREET EAST, TELEPHONE 21-434i Mrs. Pollett. snn—c,ne wornan! Yet

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Thursday, June 25, 1970

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Margaret Burgess Visits W.A.

Y.C.W. PAYS TRIBUTE TO FR. DUNNE

TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION

Will Man Destroy The Earth?

Margaret Burges s, girls' national president. The sudden death Girls National YCW pre- Like all other YCW fullof our beloved parish sident, is on her first time workers, this meant priest, Fr. Dunne, on a big drop in salary, but By Provaco. official visit to Perth. Friday, June 12, came She works full-time Margaret did not mind. as a sad and bitter for the YCW in Mel- She was ready to sacrifice blow to the Bentley We have always known about London smogs and in order to work for bourne. Y.C.W., to whom he thought of them as part of the destiny of a big city. Before joining YCW as youth. had been the source But, in 1952, the whole world was made aware of a full-time worker, Mar- In Perth, Margaret has of spiritual direction the growing menace of smog when London had garet taught in Bendigo, attended a number of over the last eight the worst smog known to mankind. It was said meetings. She also adVictoria. years. to have caused 3,000 deaths, especially among the Dunne, a In her first year of dressed the Fremantle Father people, and among the young and old who elderly regional consistmeeting teaching, she came to man faced with a rapknow about YCW and ing of branch presidents. idly growing parish, suffered from any form of lung disease. In 1958, the British Clean Air Act had as its was so taken up by its She will attend a special and whose pastoral principles and the work meeting in which priests, duties were his first object the purification of the air. It set up smokeit did in helping youth ex-YCW's, full-time workconcern, would always less zones in industrial areas where the use of that she decided to ex- ers and present YCW make you feel wel- smokeless fuel had been enforced. Britain is tend it in those places leaders will participate. Mirrabooka Presidents Steve Smith and Anne Hillis come, no matter how rapidly extending the smokeless zones. The be "The theme will up where it was not estabreading out the names of the leaders who brought busy or how tired he $US40,000,000,000 has been made available by the Role of the Priest in dis- their offerings during the offertory at the Mirrabooka lished. was. Whenever you United States Government for federal air pollution covering the call of God Folk Mass. This meant went to prepare a control efforts for the American fiscal years 1968 till leaving in the ordinary circumor a meeting 1970. When announcing this news, President Bendigo and teaching in Gospel Nixon stances of the life of the Newcastle, NSW. just a yarn, even or lay apostle". I feel consaid: "This task is ours together. It summons our welcomed always he Here she got to know fident that, from these energy, our ingenuity and conscience in a course as you with his quiet, the young people by liv. f rank discussions, promises the prayer of the faithfundamental of life itself." "Christ's though warm personing in their town. She priests can learn more alone, make sense in this ful was read by two Air pollution problems do exist in Australia toality. found out the work they about the expectations war-torn, strife ridden members of the group this State, too—and the potential dangers day—in of Through lack were doing, got to know and attitudes of the world. It is he alone that while other members far greater unless co-ordinated action is will be unwas Father time, their families and the laity, on the other hand makes life meaningful. offered gifts representtaken immediately. We can all see and smell the the attend to able manner in which the the laity can learn more of parts different The 12 Apostles receiv- ing the leaders' meetings, but excrement of our factories and cars, Ecologists young people spent their and understand better ed a commission to bring a young person's life— we always knew we (men and women who study the relationships beleisure time. She was a the important role of the pluma of trade of tools But, world. the to Christ could turn to him for tween living organisms and their environment) say source of great help to lay apostle in the every- the apostles are dead. It ber, books of a student, help and guidance, man has managed to disrupt dangerously the delithese young people and day work of the church. is our mission, the mis- car keys of a young drithrough her and always left know- cate balance of nature. example The exact time and place sion of all of us to carry ver, tea-towel representshowed them how to face of the meeting will ne not only was he ing In 1968, Austraia faced this matter on a Comon this work of bringing ing home life. up to the challenges of published later. our chaplain, but a monwealth level. The Senate Select Committee Christ to people—each And a donation was life rather than take the real friend. —Mi.. according to our indivi- also given for the vicwas appointed with a membership of six Senators path of least resistance dual talents, according to tims of the recent earthits terms of reference were: To inquire into and by neglecting work, God our particular way of quake disaster in Peru. CAR RALLY and report upon air pollution in Australia, includAfter hard and home. The Victoria Park Car life. ing (a) causes and effects, (b) methods of prevenFolk hymns, accomwork, frustrations and Young people have the by two guitars, a Rally leaves Tom's Car panied disappointments, tion and control and (c) matters incidental thereto. t ask of bringing Christ were sung throughout branch was finally estab- Park, South Perth on One of the most poisonous air pollutants is carbon people— t o other young Comafter and, Mass, lished. Later, Margaret Sunday, June 28. Bring the and, in 1969, the United States Senate monoxide They nobody else can. left Newcastle to become your own meat. munion, the group stood printed in a report, ("The Search for Committee must be Apostles to Angela Anselmo, only around the altar to reVehicle") quote: "The toxicity of Emission low easy a no is Youth. This ceive their badges. A daughter of Mrs. Anselmonoxide is relatively well understood— task. But with Christ as carbon ÷ MEMORIALS of Calabria. mo-Chiara badge was also presented our leader it can be done. concentration above 30 ppm (parts per million) for to Father Apps, the Chap- Italy, was recently marto means it This is what Mr. ried to Vince Orlando short periods of time are not advisable." lain, by Stephen Smith, wear a YCW badge." third son of Mr. and The Australian Senate Select Committee report president. the 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE On Sunday, June 14, 20 Mrs. Orlando, of Cicily. on Air Pollution lists, in Appendix 5, "Average The success of this The ceremony was held Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected members of the Mirrain the city of Sydney, the was due mainly to at St. Francis Xavier's Driver Exposure", that Mass received YCW hooka executed. & planned anywhere in W.A. Church Altars monoxide is 53 ppm!!! carbon of ntration •=unce their YCW badges during the generosity of the Cathedral. Designs and Quotes without obligation. When Rachel Carson alarming. are reports These the Mirof people young Mass. 10.30 parish the The bride was given "We have over 60 years experience." Phone 5-1661 Spring" to Albert "Silent book her ted During the folk Mass, rabooka YCW. away by her brother, Mr dedica his words: "Man has lost quoted she chweitzer, S Antonio Anselmo, and forestall. He will was attended by Misses the capacity to foresee and to prophecy Stella Paravicini and Pia end by destroying the earth." A terrible Collins, Michael of notice taking are Caracciolo and flowergirl but Australians Maria Mangano. Saverino the Appolo Austronaut, who said: "I hope one of Caracciolo was pageboy. the by-products of our space programme will be to carrying a cushion bear- use our technology to preserve and protect our ing two wedding rings. planet, to let the people know what a wonderful Mr. Frank Mangano was place they have, one which they must stop befoulbest man, and Mr. Tom ing." Orlando groomsman. * * His the Lordship, THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE Bishop of Geraldton, INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Right Reverend F. X. Thomas opened and blesC AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN sed the Stella Mans ColINSURANCE PROTECTION lege's new wing recently. 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH He spoke highly of the M. VILES, Manager, Phone 21 6091 pioneering work of the O ff to school they go to face all the Presentation Sisters and hazards the day may bring. Stress upon of the splendid part they them the importance of being careful play in the education at all times. Little girls and boys do have T * * accidents and whilst S.G.1.0. cannot Interesting visitors to 3682 prevent them it can make the paying of Margaret Burgess ( centre ) Girls' National President, Geraldton's St. John of 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 with Margaret Maynard and John Smith. PLUMBER week last God Hospital LICENSED doctors bills so much easier. were the Mother General, HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. 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Maylands roads etc. build$400,000 Mans new serviced with deep sewer, , water, fully 2 , ,bitumen 71,. 2 Nth Doubleview Leederville for $6000. Four years terms with reauciole interest atBeach. ing were Bishop Thomas. Handy to Modern Homes adjacent. 2 Centrals .... MLA. Sewell, H. W. Mr. in C2 GRADE This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth and Mrs. Sewell, CounHamersley area. B1 GRADE 14 cillor Ramage (deputisArmadale Suburb We also build two or three bedroom Homes in this weekly 14 Fremantle ... Bedford . .. 12 ing for the Mayor), and from $15000 (including land) on low Deposits and payments. 10 Carlisle .... Osborne Park 8 Mrs. Ramage, Mr. W. Como . .. 9 6 Marcolina (designer of Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents Applecross 7 Morley .... 6 the building) and Mrs. 7 Queens Park . . Leederville 4 Marcolina, the head of South Perth .... 1 Nth Doubleview 2 the Presentation Order 2 in W.A., Rev. Mother Yokine B2 GRADE Albeus and the deputy Kewdale 16 C3 GRADE head Sister Mary Carmel. 10 Bedford .... HOME BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING . 16 Representatives from St. 10 Rivervale Rivervale . 66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE 12 Patrick's College and the 8 Bedford .... Palmyra .... PERTH. School High 7 Fremantle Geraldton . .. 4 Manning . .. 6 were among the guests. 2 Leederville Carlisle . . 6 Mr. B. Clarke, president 2 Morley .... Guildford .. . 4 of the college Parents Armadale I RISH CLUB INC. B3 GRADE 4 and Friends' Association Highgate .... 2 was chairman of proceedE. Vic Park . .. 13 Queens Park .... 1 ings. Morley .... 10 Manning .... —R.W. Highgate . . . 8 H IGHGATE PARISH HALL Nth. Doubleview 7 Mannin . .. 7 NURSES' GUILD CORNER HAROLD and VINCENT STS. Palmyra. .... .... .... 6 Osborne Park .... 5th July, 1970, at 8.30 p.m. 6 MEETING Karrinyup: Next meetJoondanna 4 The Catholic Nurses' ing at the home of Mrs. SECURE AS Subiaco 1 Guild will hold its MODERN & IRISH DANCING annu- Coleen Hall, 31 Gwelup WESTERN AUSTRALIA Cl GRADE al general meeting on Street, Karrinyup, at 8.0 SPOTS - NOVELTIES - VARIETY STATE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE Yokine 12 July 21. All welcome. p.m. on July 7. Catholic ALL WELCOME 184 St. GEORGE'S TERR., PERTH W.A. 6000-23 0181 next and non-Catholic mothdetails West Perth .... 12 Further Carlisle . ers are invited to attend. 8 week.

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Thursday, June 25, 1970

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GERAIDION STELLA MARIS COLLEGE'S NEW WING OPENED NOVEL PROJECT

The parishioners of Swanbourne have hit upon a new idea of fund , raising. They have decided to turn over St. Paul's Hall as a Bargain , Market on the first Saturday of each month. I People who have anything to sell—handcraft, ' vegetables and the like —can hire a table or stall , in the hall and sell or display their products. I The Bargain Market goes into operation on : July 4 at 10 a.m. Those : interested should phone Paul's is sit, 3-3438. St. , uated on the corner a eneCoast Highway and is seen here The opening ceremony of the new wing at the Stella Mans College, GeralcIton, , West Mt. His Lordship, Bishop of Geraldton, the Right Rev. F. X. Thomas, Street, Hald began with collective prayers. blessing the schoolroom. Claremont. Bishop Thomas offering prayers in the classroom. Assisting him are the Cathedral Administrator, Rev. Father J. Barden (extreme right), and Rev. Father B LEGION OF Ahearn ( left).

WELCOME BACK

MARY NOTES

THE NEW magazine of the Legion of Mary in Australia, "The Way," has now been published. These are available from the Legion of Mary office, 77 St. George's , Terrace Perth, which is opened 'from 12-2 p.m. on Thursdays. Northern District Curia members welcomed their • newly appointed Spiritual Director, Mgr. J. Murphy, parish priest of Scarborough, at a meeting held recently. In his allucutio, Mgr. Murphy said the fate of the Legion lay in the hands of its Curiae and that its future depended on its development. He said the primary objective of the Legion was personal sanctification of each member. He reWell known to many West Australians, Fr. Michael McEncroe flew in to Perth stressed that members cently to take a short holiday with his sister, Mrs. Agnes Luscombe, of Nedlands, should have an accurate R ev. Mother Assumpta seated at the control console of the language laboratory. idea of what sanctity and to see the r..!st of his family. was. Father McEncroe has been working in the parish of Hindmarsh, South Australia, for many years with the Missioners of the Sacred Heart since his return to Australia from New Guinea, where he spent 25 years of his priestly life. He is seen here at Perth Airport after his arrival with his brother, Mr. Jack McEncroe, of Wagin.

His Lordship the Bishop of Geraldton, walking through the throng to take his place on the gallery for t he opening ceremony.

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POLITICAL FORUM

CATHOLIC MISSION NOTES SOCIAL CLUB

THE APOSTOLATE OF PRAYER The Second Vatican Council defined the Missions The following func- as 'those particular undertakings by which the tions are planned for the heralds of the gospel are sent out by the Church remainder of June. and go forth into the whole world to carry out the Squash each Friday task of preaching the gospel and planting night at Oxford Squash the Courts, Oxford St., Leed- Church among peoples or groups who do not yet believe in Christ.' erville, commencing 8 It is clear that these undertakings require in the p.m. Coffee afterwards at Church a wide range of organisations to promote the Clubhouse. Thursday, June 25. Folk them, and the missionary intention for June asks night at the Clubhouse, us to pray for the progress of these organisations, By the Premier of 358 Oxford St., Leeder- whether international or local, whether engaged in Western Australia If you own any strictly evangelical work or in ville. helping material ( Hon. Sir David Brand, instrument, enmusical by development, whether actually sending personnel By the joy sing-alongs, or listen- to By K .C.M.G., M.L.A.) work in the missions or providing financial Minister for Police and Mr. J. T. TONKIN and ing to music then this John R. Martyr Traffic other support for them. The Government is night is for you. Timed The decision made by making every effort to ( Hon. J. F. Craig, What sort of press has to start at 8 p.m. Girls a In spite of some difficulties there are many the Executive of the ensure that not only the grounds for optimism when we consider the misM.L.A.). this country got that will plate please. South West Regional long-term economic tell Australians Saturday, June 27, sion fields. The Church has grown and thrived in Council of Western Aus- future but also the living In road safety, the not tralia at its meeting at standards of the growing Government has to face bluntly that we must be Pagoda: We have booked many countries of Africa and Asia, and there are Waroona this month, that population of the North- up to the tremendous fully responsible for our for a 100 at the Pagoda now strong local Churches, headed by their own own defence, and for our this particular evening. native bishops and clergy, where a century ago another approach be West are made as attrac- job of educating the share, the and perhaps more, This is an ever popular faith was unknown. There is also a far made to the Government tive as possible. public in traffic citizengreater of the defence of night the so come along and al) have an ombudsman It is most important ship. awareness, throughout the world, of the needs of In a State like swing to J.T. and the developing countries, and appointed in Western that all Western Austra- Western Australia, where whole region? a greater consciousness Australia once again foc- lians fully comprehend one-third of the popula- Instead, the unexpected Jazzmen. Girls the sup- of the essential unity of the human race. Alongside per and men the drinks uses attention upon the the significance of the tion is under 15, it is Conservative victory in the past organisations for missionary work, new need for such an appoint- dramatic events current essential that school England has produced a please. Those requiring ones of various kinds are springing up and the transport please meet at ment. ly taking place in the children receive every spate of optimistic edit- No. 1 William St., at 7.45 older ones are renewing themselves in spirit and in orial and political effuThe Labor Party has. Pilbara region. Not possible instruction in long dedication. for a number of years, ago, it was a mendicant order to look after sions conveying that per- p.m. Saturday, July 4. Hotel haps we need now face strongly advocated that area, very much JUBILIARIAN HAS SEEN THE GROWTH... depen- others, as well as themthe problems of regional night at the Dianella the Government in this dent on the South. In Father Jovite Matabaro, 85, is celebrating the the selves, and grow up to State should keep up past, people responsible, well defence, because Britain's Hotel, followed by danc- 50th anniversary of his ordination this realised the be year. He is ing at Embassy. the Meet change of government with developments in Pilbara region had great trained, driver-conscious has produced a change df at 6.45 at No. 1 William the oldest living Rwandese priest and was the fourth other parts of the world. potential. citizens. St. for those requiring R wandese to be ordained to the priesthood. An ombudsman has Some think of the Pil With this in mind, the heart. transport. When Mgr. Hirth entered Rwanda in 1900, accombeen appointed in Tas- bare as a series Earlier Gov platitudes ernment is stepping of of small The Clubhouse is open panied by three other White Fathers, whom he left mania and steps are towns and big mines, up road safety instruc- Mr. Heath, Lord Home Tuesday, Thursday and being taken to do like- each with different apostolate, he said: "Nowhere outside prob- tion and driver-training and Lord Carrington. Friday evenings from 8 there for the wise in New South Wales. lems. The have the missionaries been so favourably Uganda are being in W.A. repeated schools and esas if D.M. and all day Sunday Government. The most recent exam- on the other hand, looks tablishing driver-training they were firm declara- The facilities are mane welcomed as in Rwanda." This small seed soon ple has occurred in Neb- upon it as an area where schemes at youth educa- tions of Britain's intent. and varied and all new- became an enormous tree. After three years, five raska where the legisla- 200,000 people will be tion centres, including rather than what they comers are welcomed mission stations had been founded. In 1912 there ture, during the 1969 ses- living by really were—traditional Admission 1980 and pro- some in country areas. to the Club- were nine mission stations and the Christian comsion, passed an enabling bably 250.000 by 1985. The In addition to support- tory tunes of glory for rooms is 20c including munity numbered more than 6,000 baptized CathAct for the appointment Government's the home market. aim is to ing the coffee. If you are new to olics. The world war put a brake on missionary training of of an ombudsman. integrate the region's schoolchildren to be driPerth or would like to activity, as the territory was under German authorThe Nebraska Act ap- t communitie HOPEL ESS s into one ho- ver-conscious vary your social life ity, but by 1915 the Christian community had citizens, pears to be very carefully mogeneous The Gorton Govern- come mineral and the Government has inalong one night drafted representing a . metal producing province troduced the points sys- ment somehow staggers and get to know mem- increased to 13,000 members. thoughtful adaptation of in which The big event in 1917 was the ordination of the the short-term tem to disqualify con- along its purposeless bers. For further inforthe model ombudsman gain local priests. And in 1920 the ordination of first way. When John McEwen mation regarding the must give way to sistent traffic offenders. statute prepared by Pro the Jovite Matabaro. retires, it may fall apart Catholic Fr. long-term benefit, Social Club tire, fessor Walter Gellhorn. t both Nevertheless, neither because his political nous to the companies, Margaret Nally on 61-5730 Today there are nearly 150 local priests, comIt makes provision for the traffic enforcemen t nor seems to be the only fter 5 p.m. or Frank prising nearly people and the State. 40 per cent. of the total number of the ombudsman to inves- , driver education by firm foundation rock. The Government preHumph 65-4620. ris on working in the area. tigate on complaint or dicts priests themsel ves will suffice to that the Pilbara reThe Whitlam ALP is on his own motion any keep death or injury off gion will be exporting AN AFRICAN MISSION SOCIETY no acceptable alternative administrative act of any annually 90 million tons the roads. Consequently, Whitlam is visiting beThe first specifically missionary religious society administrative agency. the Governmen t has of iron ore, oxide pellets yond the Vistula, while for men to be founded in Africa was the Society of He may prescribe the g iven considerable and other processed iron vnethods by which comthe Apostles of Jesus, founded two years ago in the to improving his friends and supportproducts by 1977. By 1985 thought plaints are to be made, the situation diocese of Moroto, Uganda. Its first five members by better ers are once again being it is calculated that the received and acted upon. engineering in isolated and destroyed are now nearing the end of their notiviate and will figure will rise to 200 traffic Whitlam's encourageHe is empowered to highway design. make their vows on August 22. Two of them are million tons. ment of the left wing in issue subpoena enforcealready priests, two are theology students, and one CO-OPERATION PRIORITY ROADS NSW during last week's able by action in an apa philisophy student. is State Conference must MEXICO CITY—Mexipropriate court to comRecently, the first of One of the outstanding his remaining can artist, David Alfaro This young society seems to have stirred the pel any person to appear. features of co-operation a number of priority make give sworn testimony or between mining com- roads was introduced to friends very unsure of Siqueiros—as famed for enthusiasm of Africans, and it already has 11 novproduce documentary or panies and the Govern- protect motorists using the consequences of his his role in revolutionary ices, as well as 142 aspirants who are still doing political movements as their secondary studies. The aspirants belong to other evidence he deems ment in the region will main highways against friendship. relevant to a matter un- be the overall integration intersecting traffic. The The proper alternative he is for his murals and 34 different tribes and six nations (mainly Uganda, der his inquiry. frescoes—has donated a of supplies of both high priority road is protec- for the Tanzania and the Sudan). Australian people painting of Christ to Pope grade and previously less ted by give-way signs is the DUTIES ALSO DLP—consistent, The Society is open to all who wish to become Paul VI for the Vatican attractive ore in order to that require drivers apIn selecting matters s:ustain production of a proaching such a sign to Purposeful and with such museum. missionary Fathers or Brothers. Priests religious for his attention, the good grade ore for well give way to all traffic a wonderful record in the The Brothers painting have equals right in it. was and acombudsman is required over the next 200 years. travelling in both direc- Senate that that House cepted on behalf of the Is now the focal point of THANKS TO AND to address himself par- This form of rationalisa- tions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pope by Msgr. Rafael federal Parliament. ticularly to an adminis- tion through a far-sighted NONYMOUS DONORS: A friend in honour of the A Vasquez Corona, national Priority roads are contrative Act that might Government policy creBut how can the DLP moderator of Mexican Sacred Heart for $10.00; L.B.S. for $5.00; anonysidered a realistic apbe— ates a new atmosphere proach to present-day break mous for $1.00, $5.00, $2.00; a friend "My 10 per through, when Catholic Action. (1) contrary to law or in which everyone conSiqueiros electora said his cent." for $13.00. l injustice such traffic hazards. regulation; cerned with the region as in Victoria gives the painting shows "a Christ Send your sacrifice to Rev. W. J. Foley, Catholic Followin g much in(2) unreasonable, un- can enjoy stable, longDLP no seats at all for of peace among believ- Missions Office, 77 St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. vestigation, it was agreed over 14 fair, oppressive or term economic stability. per cent. of the ers." 6000. inconsistent with Equally important is the that, for the safety of vote, and the decimated "It shows His anguish. the general course economic gain to the pedestrians, it was nec- Country His message of peace," Party eight of an administra- nation especially in ex- essary that a high level seats in either House for the artist added. 20 Mabel St., of lighting be provided tive agency's judg- port income. Asked if the painting 6.3 per cent? over pedestrian crossings South Perth ments; As the necessary infraindicated a change in his MASSACRE (3) mistaken in law or structure—power, water, so that a driver is quickbelief, Siqueiros—whose PAINTIN G CONTRACTOR 67 2716 arbitrary in ascer- schools, hospitals and ly aware that a person is Yet another dreadful works often have been , tainments of fact; c ommunications—for the on a pedestrian crossing. Viet Cong-North Vietna- anti-clerical and anti(4) improper in moti- region has been estabWe now have a total of mese massacre occurrei Church—replied: vation or based on lished, it will become 10 guard controlled Chil- at Phu Thant, South "There's not a leftist irrelevant consid- evident that many of the dren's Crossings in the Vietnam, on Thursday. who doesn't recognise erations; minerals which hitherto metropolitan area. June 11. where at least that Christ fought for the (5) unclear or inade- were not an economic Also, the Main Roads 114 civilians were killed transformation of human quately explained proposition are in fact Departm ent is at present and 83 wounded by gren- life. when reasons quite the contrary. Cop- considering WOULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN pedestrian ade attacks. "Christ was a great reshould have been per, uranium, manganese grade separation whereby Where now are the. volutionary. He was the revealed. EVERY LOTTERY DRAW? and many others will pedestrians will not dirMy Lai-type headline first to fight against the The Brand-Court Gov- cease to have only a ectly cross roads but will and oppress ion of the pagan ABC coverage" ernment's continued op- marginal attraction. i f so, simply post in $10.00 or more to either go over or under Where are Fr. Harte and world. He was always on position to every move Agriculture and the by means of bridges or his moratorium Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B86, that Labor has made in protest- the side of the downsubways. ors, and their concern of trodden." Parliament for an om- pastoral industry will also develop as water Perth. 6001. To help relieve city conscience? budsman has been based s upplies for mining traffic congestion produring Keep abreast with the on the assumption that Moratorium supporters times; THE WINNERS WILL FOLLOW Members of Parliament jects are harnessed and peak hours, the Governkeep abreast are able to do all that is local markets expand ment introduced a clear- march with Viet Cong with the Church—Read way system. As the name flags proudly flying; they THE RECORD. required to safeguard the with the population. implies, a clearway is a incite law-breaking and The fish ing rights industry of individuals. Such a belief is far from will expand. Solar salt street that is free of civil disturbance. Whose or stationary interests do they really production is adding ad- parked the truth. Members of Parliament ditional economic vehicles during hours of serve? major movement into have no power to com- impetus. SECESSION? and out of the city. pel persons I to t is give in this healthy Should WA again consworn testimony or pro- new atmosphere that we However, no amount. sider secession? Econoduce documentary or must think of the future of Government legisla- mic wealth and potential her evidence. of the Pilbara—a great tion will ever lift ultim- would attract population Given the opportunity, region which in its own ate responsibility for road and perhaps accelerate a Labor Government will right will earn much safety from the motorist development, which ask the Parliament to more than 1,000 million himself. would more than pay for legislate for the estab- dollars a year of export The motorist has a extra requirements like lishment of the office of income by 1980—with moral responsibility to defence, which are not ombudsman in Western substantial increases to his fellow road user— provided by the ComAustralia.drive carefully. monwealth now.

"The Record" has made space available to the leaders of the major political Parties to state their views on matters of State importance. These views and policies are the responsibility of the various writers and do not reflect the views or opinions of "The Record."

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Thursday, June 25, 1970

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UP PROGRAMMES FOR Problems In Maintaining DRAWSEAMEN CARDINAL And y rogress Harmon P At Expo '70

More Aid In Peru Needed

Delegates to the First Eastern Seminar of the Apostleship of the Sea, held recently at the Pius Pope Paul VI, recalling to the world the "thousands Subversion of the World XII Catholic Centre, Manila, were urged to show upon thousands of the dead, of the injured, of the Exposition. Its members mutual co-operation, provide mutual instructon appeared in public naked and enlightment and draw a concrete programme shelterless, of separated families" in earthquake-ravEXPO '70 immediately!" except for helmets and of activities for ther apostolate. OSAKA, Japan—"Close aged Peru, called for more help for the suffering there. 170 feet high in the sandals and advocated perch prominent a From be also should methods Cardinal J. Rufino centre of the at Sun the of knows ing aboard three ships in "Everybody Tower "breaking commonsense eye of the Santos said this in his developed to sustain the about these things and the Atlantic and Pacific red-helmeted Japana which Harmony, is of hindering the Plaza E XPO's key address to the dele- spiritual life of those who everybody is certainly Oceans to Peru for earthfreedom of mankind." this demand. ese radical shouted gates, who came from journey to other lands."

pained at them," he told quake victims in the The Japan Association And among these were crowds gathered in St. northern area of that According to some op- for the 1970 World Expo- the Philippines, AustraT wenty - five - year - old tied him- ponents of EXPO '70, sition, however, has en- lia, South-East Asia and the seafarers, migrants, Peter's square for a Sun- country. Nide() Sato had tourists, nomads, other day blessing and added: pro- however, its very exist- deavoured to preserve South-west Pacific. oodlight Bishop E. Swanstrom, fl self to a waterfront eye huge ence this year in Japan the principles embodied He said the Church travellers, "But the tendency is to executive director of the jector in the in obstructs progress and in the progress and har- must extend pastoral workers and their famil- think that Peru is so far agency, announced in socket after squeezing tunnel narrow harmony. a care, not only to "those ies. away that there's nothing New York that the food, mony themes. through Several speakers adafternoon Long Sunday before the the estwithin who expolive to be done. Yet distances originally destined for Religious organisations a on seminar, the Osaka's sition countries opened, labour sponsor only two pavil- ablished boundaries of dessed practically do not exist neighbouring six weeks after John Father them among opened. unions opposed to the in- ions among the 124 at parishes, associations today. Help can arrive to Peru, along with the world exposition O'Shea and Bishop Myles from every part of the clothing, are now being Liberal-Demo- EXPO — the Christian and other judicial entiTo the embarrassment cumbent found ac- crats objected strenuous- Pavilion and the Mormon ties, but also (to) those McKeon, of West Austra- world." shipped to the port of who police, of lia, Father Kevin Quinlan Pope Paul paid tribute Callao for further transwho, by choice or necescess to him difficult. ly to "public hazards" Pavilion. Francis Msgr. and 159 that supposedly would are Visitors guided sity, leave their fixed Frayne, of the world Sec- to the work of Caritas port to Chimbote and Sato stayed for short hours befall nine Internationalis and the other cities in the strickthe abodes." average ours, citizen through the carpeted, h retariat of the Apostola- US Catholic Relief Ser- en area. as a result of EXPO '70 white pavilion to view of a week. To intensify this apos- tus Mans. Total value of the food vices, the American CathTo the disappointment —a rise in vegetable paintings of the found- tolate, he said, priests Lay speakers included olic aid agency. atclothing is $444,000. and he officials, p rices, EXPO dangers and nuisthe Mormon of ing of and laymen involved in Captain Rogelio Morales, Earlier, Catholic Relief tracted wide attention to ances in public transpor- church and an 18-minute this work should show of the Philippine MerchHe made a personal dispatched Services scattered anti-EXPO sen- tation systems and the colour film that presents mutual co-operation, ex ant Marine Academy, contribution to the relief timent that still exists in propagation of insects a romantic picture of de- tend mutual instruction Commissioner Domingo effort, but did not speci- $35,000 worth of clothes, blankets and medicines, and rodents around the cent family life, leading and enlightenment," and Japan. Tapiador of the Bureau fy the amount. flown to Peru by courGuidelines for partici- fair site. to a white-robed heaven. lay down a workable of Fisheries. "But all that is still tesy of Braniff Internapants to consider in Japan's Socialist Party The ecumenical Chris- plan of activities to inThe chairman of the little," he concluded. tional. planning pavilions and objected to participation tian pavilion has a softer- clude recreational, edu- Episcopal Commission The agency also made the in after idealistic Shortly by the Republic of China than-soft sell. A com- cational, social and spir on displays are Apostolatus the bined effort on the part itual services in the Mans, Bishop Artemio quake, Catholic Relief available $10,000 in cash conception, and remind (Taiwan). Services announced that for the purchase of availPeking also attacked of Japan's Catholics with maritime world. the salesman, the patriot G. Casas, opened the it was diverting 770,000 able relief supplies in and the preacher that the exposition. some Protestant groups, "Suitable pastoral seminar. pounds of food and cloth- Peru. mankind has many goals Underground artists' the pavilion is comparadifdespite common, in groups formed the Joint tively small and intended ferences of opinion on Struggle Committee for f o be humble. how to reach them. The themes of EXPO "10, as outlined by their Japanese composers, conLondon: Cardinal John Heenan, of tinue this tradition. Harand "Progress Westminster, has appealed for prayers WEESP, The Netherlands.—A priest who plans marry is being given permission to stay and mony for Mankind" is for the Cathol ic Church in Rhodesia in to serve at his parish, though not to offer Mass, the central theme. T HE AUSTRALIAN CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, i ts stand against the racial policies of preach, nor administer the Sacraments. M,41,044.04.0.#041.4.4•M#M. established in 1965, is now conducting a nation-wide P that country. membership drive. to keep In continuing to use I Amsterdam, The Catholic Bishops ont, 0.Carm., of Umtali, the administrative ser- their curate with them. A statement, issued at ed a subsidy from the the end of a Perth com- Commonwealth, but this in Rhodesia—along with president of the Rhodes- vices of Father H. P. M. Lakeway — Claremont Father Duwel came to Christian ian Bishops' Conference, Duwel (30), Bishop Theomittee meeting recently. was not enough for all many other opposed and Bishop Alois Haene, dore Zwartkruis, of Haa- the parish in 1965 after stated: "The Foundation's the problems that had to leaders—have BUILDERS, PLUMBERS, the country's Land Ten- S.M.B., of Gwelo, met rlem, is accepting the his ordination. He Obimmediate need is for be tackled. ELECTRICAL dispensation "Increased membership ure Act, which divides with Smith in early May pleas of the parishioners tamed a more members, enlightCONTRACTORS, ened people who are con- will furnish a much lar- the country geographic- in order to avoid a seri- of St. Lawrence Church from his vow of celibacy at this small town near to marry. MANUFACTURING and cerned with the kind of ger income from mem- ally into separate white ous confrontation. No details of the talks bership subscription in and black areas. and in country which, I , ,P4,41Ve 4,1 04.#4,10"salh,#11.4 , 411,41,111,1.P#4.41,.....#4,PINIP,""PAPV'AP4,1# 4 R ENOVATING their children, and their order that the activities have have been announced. The bishops C ONTRACTORS "The bishops of Rhochildren's children, will of the Foundation can be threatened to defy the greatly increased and ex- legislation Phone 31 2805, 31 4703 have to live." and close desia are still negotiatIt said the ACF receiv- panded. 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY their institutions, claim- ing with their governread Cardinal "But, more important- ing that the act makes it ment," Phone: 8 2406 member. isly, increased impossible for the chur- Heenan's statement, ship will mean a stronger ches to function because sued on behalf of the All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken national voice on all of the restrictions ham- bishops of England and , e.114 .411WYMINIVONMINJWW11,11,14P,MINNINPMININ 004.4 conservation issues." O PTOMETRISTS pering their work among Wales. Those interested in the various races. The bishops of Rhod172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 joining the ACF should esia, Cardinal Heenan 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 The act makes access said, "cannot, in concontact Brig. C. M. L. R. F. WLLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist for blacks and whites sciece, continue to coElliott (31-3329). into each other's regions operate in social prodependent entirely on the grammes that deny full ministry of lands. justice to non-white citiThe Catholic bishops zens. . . "We ask all who suphave been at odds with Ian port the stand of the Minister Prime Smith's regime since the Church in Rhodesia to Advt adoption of the new re- offer their prayers that public's white-supremacy the current discussions will lead to a just and constitution in 1969. Bishop Donal R. Lam- peaceful settlement."

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BARCELONA, Spain.—A woman's fertile periods can be determined by examining her saliva, according to a gynecologist here who has patented a new device called a "sialoscope". "As a doctor I recomDr. Jose Maria Biel said his instruments con- mend the safe, natural "The stituted "a method to re- means," he said. gulate births within the others are dangerous." doctrine of the Catholic Church. FIRST MARITAL "During fertile periods the saliva of a woman DISAGREEMENT crystallises in the shape of fern leaves, while in —AT THE ALTAR the non-fertile periods it BARCELONA, Spain: remains without shape bridgeand Bride or crystallises into tiny groom started their branches." right disagreements Dr. Biel's sialoscope at the altar — the consists of a "pocket micMass had to be in two roscope" with case and languages. instructions. It currently Nuptial Masses are sells for about $20, but offered here either Dr. Biel expects the in Spanish or in the price to go down when local Catalan of this massare sialoscopes strongly separatist re produced. glon. Dr. Biel, 52, is the Rosa Maria Gerciauthor of several books Goni, daughter ano on obstetrics and gyneof the Spanish Miniscology. ter of the Interior, inHe claimed his method on Spanish. sisted was preferable to the Xavier Ribo Masso, method of determining from a family of Barfertility by body temcelona industrialists, perature. was adamant for CatHe disapproves of "the alan. pill" and other artificial Solution: Use both means of controlling ferlanguages. tility.

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Thursday, June 25, 1970

spire and unite the Am- FILM REVIEW John Bryant erican people. These and other considerations—worry over his health, the burden of the Vietnam war and growing unrest in the United States—are discussed frankly by Johnson in explaining why he chose not to run again for President.

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ABC-TV: Sunday, June 6WF: Sunday, June 28 28 — religion. Music profile. 9.35 p.m.: MEET LLOYD 7.00 a.m.: With Heart and GEERING. Trials for Voice. Ross Saunders heresy are rare things presents a programme and Principal Geering of of hymns written by New Zealand is among Isaac Watts. the few living men who 8.00 a.m.: have been subjected to The life and Encounter, death Of one. In this programme Deitrich von he talks with James the man who Hoeffer, publicly Peter about the ideas denounced Hitler in which led to his being 1933. charged with heresy in 1967, and gives his opin- 6WN: Sunday, June 28-ion on the place of music I religion I dis. Christian teachings in cussion. 7.30 a.m.: Sacred Musze, our society. With Patrick Kirkwood, Monday, June 29 — doc- 11.00 a.m.: Divine Sen, umentary. ice. From the Church of 8.50 p.m.: Civilisation the Holy Cross, Good. 12 — The Fallacies of wood. Hope. 4.00 p.m.: Frontier. A review of recent religi. T VW 7: Sunday, June 28 ous events around the world. — documentary. 10.15 p.m.: The Church 11.00 p.m.: Man Alive. Cantatas of J. S. Bach. STW 9: Sunday, June 28 6WN: Monday, June 29— — documentary. religion. 11.30 a.m.: The Improper Opinion. Bruce Silver- 6.25 a.m.: Facing the wood investigates the Week. Father Doherty, of Sydney. Church's involvement in Tuesday, June 30. Second movements toward Network. 8 p.m.: Dvorak's Re. peace. quiem. The work is Saturaay, July 4 — re- scored for a standard orchestra plus an organ, ligious play. in this broadcast the 11.15 p.m.: Encounter London Symphony conwith Soren Kierkgaard. ducted by Istvan Ken Series of imagined en- tesz. The soloists are Filar Lorenger (socounters between a prano), Erzsebet Korngroup of modern people lossy (contralto), RobIlosfalvy (tenor) and significant thinkers ert and Tom Krause (bass) — secular and Christian with the Ambrosian — from other ages. Singers.

THE ENCHANTED ISLES Channel Nine has introduced a new week-day TVW Channel 7 will programme for children, "Junior World", seen telecast The Enchanted from Monday to Friday at 10.30 a.m. Isles on Friday, July 3, Four kindergarten out the 25-minute show— at 7.35 p.m. This one-hour documchildren—two boys, two which is no mean feat if girls—are on the pro- junior doesn't feel like entary film is introduced by the Duke of Edingramme for the entire playing today. burgh. week. deals with the They have a regular I Kingsley Koala, the It channel's recently acquir- strange wildlife of the guest by the name ofi Jenny Clemesha, whom ed bear, joins the pro- Galapagos Islands, which they interview, and keep gramme for about 15 lie 600 miles off Eucador. The creatures have no happy with games and minutes. Having him to break the monotony that fear of man. The great stories and things. I (which alone Ideas for the children, may develop in the young lizards among lizards also swim .P.ame from Jenny and mind, is a good idea. I Junior World has the in the sea) can be handproducer-director Mike format to keep child, and fed and penguins rush Synott. proud mother, occupied down to the shore like a The show is a (goqd reception party to greet one, and a unique twist for the week. visitors. to the normal kids' shows The islands were exon television at present. WHY JOHNSON plored by Charles DarIt does have its prob- DIDN'T RUN win in 1935 and 30 years lems, as does any show Ex-President Lyndon later he drew on his exthat stars children. They seem to be the most B. Johnson gives his rea- pedition there when writMark Frechette as Mark. sons for not seeking re- ing his great works The touchy of performers. For the first two days, election in L.B.J.—Why I Origin Of Species. The film cost $50,00e the studio and surround- Chose Not To Run, the ings are new and distrac- first of two interviews to make. The profit' with Walter Cronkite of from it will be used ting. to CBS News. buy a boat for the warThere is always the risk It will be shown on den to travel from the early in the week, that the show is going to fall ABC-TV on Tuesday, 8.30 island to see that no un- Zabriskie Point; Metro; Suitable for Adults Only. p.m. scrupulous people slauflat on its face. Johnson, now a private ghter the friendly, harmMichelangelo Antonioni's first picture since The idea of having the citizen of Johnson City, less creatures. Blow Up has more to offer in its pre-occupation same four children on says that he had no for five days is a good doubts with landscapes, colour and photography than it about being reone. elected but he has no NEW ANIMAL does with theme. Kids at home begin to regrets about his decis- SERIES recognise them, and asso- ion to retire from the "The Animal World"— Most of the story about ciate themselves more Presidency. a new series telling the two young people in toeasily with the television In discussin g his role unique and fascinating day's America is centred counterparts. as President, Johnson stories of animals in in the barren, isolated A sulking little boy or reveals that his main their native habitat, be- and stunning wasteland from Los girl can present difficult concern was to act for gins on Channel 9, this 250 miles Angeles. problems, but Jenny has "the good of the nation." Friday at 7.00 p.m. Every programme is It is the story of two managed to let the child He refutes he was a man filmed on location, from young people caught up know on the programme bent on wielding power. the Amazon Jungle to the in a world they are not that he or she has been Johnson says he was deep waters of the Paci prepared to accept. naughty. Of course, Mum always aware of certain fir: the Arctic to Ens Its two stars are Mark sees the show and gives disadvantages which pre- A frica: from the Florid9 Frechette and Dana Halhim or her a good talking vented him from being vercrlades to the wilr174 prin. Their performanto. the kind of President tie o f the U.S. Northwest. ces are obscured by AnJenny is confident with would like to have been Sub iert matter ranges tonioni's strong bias tothe children, and seems —his limited education from jungle creatures to ward technical perfecto have control through- and his inability to killers of the sea to the tion. training of the world's Theme seems to be of most famous animals secondary importance. Hollywood's internation- Nevertheless Antonioni • HAMS —BACON ally famous animal stars is able to present issues • COOKED MEATS Host -narrator-Producer such as the reactionary • SAUSAGES Bill Burrud has special- youth movement in ised in true life adven- America today, racial • CONTINENTAL Jenny Clemesha with the kids. ( See TV column) ture production for IF; prejudice, the inability SMALLGOODS ears and hrings to car's' of the young to under- '11MNIMP" enisode a dramatic high- stand the methods of the Trey excitement and long old, and the latter's nrofessional experience. scorn for change because Bill Burrud also de- it is demanded by youth The film will be remonstrat es some of the Let's see: superstition is a misplaced reverence for a trust "THE GREATEST NAMI methods used to train membered for its tech011111111011mili1111110 IN SMALLGOODSin things or practices. nical quality animals for work in and uniquefilms, including the diffi- ness—not for its mesI s it the scapular (two pieces of cloth joined) and its cult feat of falling sage. Credits are transposed required from horses in wearing at death that saves? over out-of-focus scenes westerns. bathed in an orange dye FAIR GO! Various sub-themes are SATELLITE Does wearin g your team's colours cause it to win? separated to ensure that COVERAGE OF an audience will not TENNIS Does the uniform make the soldier? fully comprehend AntonABC-TV will provide ioni's meaning until he is satellite coverage of ready. NO! But you thereby stand up to be counted in a Cause Wimbledon tennis on and you gain the support of others. Photogra phy is a deSaturday, July 4. vice employed to emphaSalvation depends on both God's Wil l and yours. Your It will cross direct to sise the beauty of Death the centre court at Wim- Valley and, in the last w i ll is weak. bledon at 9.00 p.m., when scenes, to symbolically Wearing Mary's scapular "cheers" for her, wins her help the world's two best outline the psychological players walk on to the desire of Dania to destroy and your fel low-wearers' support. court for 1970 men's Open all that is material. singles final. Mark steals a plane WORTH THE TROUBLE? * -AT * and flies over Death ValWear proudly, confidently and truthfully the symbol that Frank Sinatra junior ley road. He sees a car will star in an exciting (driven by Dania) and says: "I love you Mary!" music and comedy pro- accompanies it. At this file of a talented young point. Antonioni cuts off • • • • • • singing star filmed on sound and lets music aclocations in and around centuate the pair's isolaThe modern cloth scapular is small, strong and easy to tion from the world. This Las Vegas. symbolic withdrawal has keep clean. Available with cords, 13", 15", 17" or 19" Special guests include been borrowed from .Tack in length, Benny, 12 cents; (plastic covered: 20c.) Sammy scenes in The Graduate. Davis Junior, Arte Johnfrom WHITTAKERS and Winning. son, Jack E. Leonard, Where to get it? Enquire at your nearest Religious Stall. wiattiok.ri ore W.A.'a Timber Mug" spesisiets ssa. A non-essential Frank Sinatra Senior, and *lied ereftessus el easy yeas sugarless& Or write to us in time for the Scapular Feast of July 16. Nancy sex Sinatra, The over-emphasised ea Wldttrakers Timber Mary, die Ike* sues sod Doodletown Pipers. and scene limits the film's asterisk ins ask& The Scapular Office, The U.S. Air Force suitability. 'Thunderbirds'. 214 Richardson Street, Zazriskie Point is a Leading viewers on a psychological evaluation Middle Park, Vic. 3206. (69-5533) tour of Las Vagas and of Young America's atadjacent points of inter- titude to a world it des• • • • • • est, Frank is confronted pises. The question as to at every turn by comical fault P.S. We also publish "SCAPULAR," the Marian magazine: 15 cents Or remains unsituations involving his answered. S1.00 a year post free. OF HAY 1111r. SUMAC° family and friends. ito Carmelite Message No. 2. S 4411 It can be seen on MonTHE RECORD CLASSIday at 8.15 p.m., TVW 7. FIEDS GET RESULTS .

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Children's World

Dear Boys & Girls This week, on June 29, the C hurch celebrates the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, the apostles, two Saints whose names you should all know very well. Saint Peter was chosen by Christ to be the very first Pope, when Christ said to him: "Thou art Peter and upon this rock I wil l build my Church, and I wil l give to you the k eys of the kingdom of heaven." W hen Christ came on earth, Peter was a simple fisherman, but he was generous and honest and k ind, and he became great friends with Jesus. E ven Peter was tempted, just as you and I are, during his l ife, and he sinned by denying Christ three t imes. Afterwards, he was extremely sorry and Jesus forgave him. A fter Christ's resurrection, Peter w ent to Rome and converted many pagans. And it was there, during the Roman persecution, that Peter was crucified. St. Paul, on the other hand, had persecuted the Christians for a long time before he became converted to C hrist's way of l ife. After his conversion, he preached Christ's message to the people and never failed in his love for Jesus. Paul, too, died during the Roman persecution. What can we learn from the example of these two famous saints? Firstly, that saints are not born saints. They have to work at it. We cilould remember that, just as Peter was chosen, so we, to, are cal led to be 'fishers of men.' Secondly, we shouldn't let our wrong-doings, mistakes or sins, get us down. We should be sorry for them, apologise to God, and then carry on as though we had not sinned at all, while remembering to make a greater effort to overcome our faults. God bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER MININAKIVNI.#4,111.04^4, 11141PO4,04NIPAP#4.4.####.

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BIRTHDAYS * SUNDAY

JUNE 28 John Bryan, Gairdner River (14); Bernadette O'Brien, St. Lucia (10); Rodney Steens, Lynwood (12); Dean de Largie, Subiaco (11); Gregory Lanigan, New Norcia (7); Jennifer Mitchell, Waroona (14); Colin Harken, Southern Cross (9).

* MONDAY

JUNE 29 Debra Barry, Wembley (13); Sarah Edwards, Beverley (14); Gregory Croll, Palmyra (11); Christopher Gore, Fremantle (12); Christine Moffitt, Queen's Park (10); Gina Guerinoni, Victoria Park (14); Mark Stevenson, Albany (14); John Ivey, Rossmoyne (11); Leona Bender, Balga (13); Brian Murphy, Quairading (5); Terri Gaynor, Nollamara (9); Sally Martin, Como ( 10).

* TUESDAY

Picture Puzzle

JUNE 30 Dianne Barrett, Bicton (12); John Smits, Mt. Helena (11); Bill Parry, Inglewood (12); Joanie Sheridan, Hilton Park (9); Stephen Bettridge, Eden Hill (10); Paul Baczynski, E. Fremantle (10); Helen Thomson, N. Innaloo (11); Juliana Burchett, Nedlands (12): Marc Thuys, Bunbury (10); Michelle Barker, Melville (7); Karen Hitton, Hamilton Hill (10); Pamela Barker, Applecross (8).

This week we have another musical instrument picture puzzle. See if you can guess what they are. 1u!! • auouidoiAx s 'di °H L :Nair-nos -o!A E

WEDNESDAY

JULY 1 Terry McKiernan, Cloverdale (13): Bernadette 1,Voolerson, Coolbellup (11); Mark Smith, Manning (9); Graham Dillon. Morley (10): Dean Bayich, Armadale (12); David Kelly, East Fremantle (8); Tonina Pinneri, Collie (10); Norbert Marwick, York (10); J. Ryding, Rivervale (11); Kerry Harken, Southern Cross (11).

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Junior Cooking HONEY CRACKLES Ingredients: 4 oz. margarine or butter 4 tablespoons of sugar 2 tablespoons of honey 5 cups of rice bubbles. Method: Place the margaine, sugar and honey in a saucepan and boil together for five minutes or until brown. Remove from thl heat and add five cups of rice bubbles. Spoon into paper patties and place in refrigerator until firm. Special Friends of God:

The Children Of Fatima

S TARTING FROM this week, all letters to BROTHER competition 4 FRIDAY JUNIPER, including allial M. entries, should be addressed to him at P.O. Box JULY 3 M 104, Tuart Hill, 6060. Anthony Gossage, Bunbury (14): Gavin Jack. HIM 1111=11111 1 Innaloo (14); Anne Bridgland, Melville (14); Julie This week, I have chosen "The Children of My Birthday is CLUES DOWN Fernandez, North Perth CLUES ACROSS Fatima" as our special friends of God, for that is (11); Suzanne Kelly, 1. Scheme. 1. Capital of W.A. what they were. I am now (10); 2. Girdle or tie for 7. Swellings of th2 sur.years of age East Fremantle These three children lived in Portugal, in a little Veronica Apazeller, Clowaist. face of the sea. village called Aljustral in the year 1917. Although verdale (12); Murray 3. Organ for hearing. 15. To place or set down. they were very poor, like most of the people of Gutherie. Narrogin (13): 4. Same as 3. their land, these children-Lucia, who was about Claire O'Neill, Medina 5. Cereal. 16. He is, they . . . A ddress 10, and her two cousins Jacinta, seven, and Fran(9); Jennifer Somers, Os- 6. Untruth. 17. A long snake-like fish. cisco, nine, were very happy. Each day, the three borne Park (10); Ross 7. Saturated. Pattullo. Karrinyup (9): 8. Abbreviation for re- 18. Den. of them would go together to the fields to look T,ise Churack. Attadale ferring. 19. Large plants. after their sheep and see that they did not stray. (8). 9. Baggage. S chool One day, while they were playing near their 20. Gift. 10. Mother bakes in this. there was a sudden flash of lightening and sheep, 21. Temporary abodes 11. An opening. SATURUAY a Lady appeared and spoke to them. Hobby or dwellings. 13. Birds lay eggs in JULY 4 Because the children were very frightened, she these. 22. Piece. told them not to be afraid. Anne Collopy, Floreat 12. Inside. Please fill In the Park "What do you want?" the children asked. (14); Peter Roelofs, 14. . . and fro. coupon above In BI.G LETTERS and send it to 23. Negative answer. Brother Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, (12); Marie "I want you to come here, every month, for the Perth, so Embleton that .hen vour birthday comes around he may greet you on this ocie Johnson. Doubleview RIGHT OF WAY next six months on the 13th day of each month, NO MOSS (14): Dianne Huntley, The boat captain peel -Lady (to tramp): Why and I will tell you who I am and what I want you Kalamunda (13): Petra ed into the fog, and sud don't you go to work? to do." de Vries, Wembley (13): denly saw a man leaning Don't you know that a I NSIST ON The children did as the Lady asked and she told Paul Fazey, Alfred Cove on a rail just a few yards rolling stone gathers no continuously to pray for peace and for sinthem (5). ahead. moss? ners. She also requested that a chapel in her "Where do you think Tramp: Madam,I don't honour be built at the place where she appeared you're going?" the cap- wish to evade your quesFatima. "Fit for a King" tain shouted. "I've got tion, but may I ask what near At the time of her last appearance on October 13, the right of way." practical use is moss to a L ADIES! "Maybe so," replied the man in my position? she performed a miracle for all to see, for, by thin Jenny (10), 32 other. "But this is a * * * time, many people had heard about and come to Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR Park St.,Milne Katanning, St. lighthouse." CURIOUS this supposed apparition. The sun appeared see Patricks, sewing, knitr * * Butchers Shops An actor in television to fall from the sky and whirl round and round, ting, swimming and art. Special Quotations to Schools westerns noticed a small then it went up into the sky again. PUZZLED and Institutions Julie Williams (11), 2 L ocations: Joe had heard what he boy who was visiting the The Lady did not appear again and later whee.4, Williams Court, Melville, thought was a good con- studios with his parents. Santa Maria, stamps, undrum. When he reach TYLER'S SUPERMARKET "Welli son," he said. Lucia grew up she became a nun. The other two 911 Beaufort piano, tennis and basket- ed home, he tried it on "I suppose you would children died during an epidemic of influenza, as Street, Inglewood. Phone 71-6090 ball. like an autograph?" the Lady had said she would soon take them to his wife. B. & P. BUTCHERS "wro." the '.ittle boy an- Heaven. Cnr. Orrong Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle Karen Juracich (8), 5 "Do you know why Falmouth Avenue, City am like a mule?" he said. c---Pd. "I just want to T HE CHEAPER FOOD MART These children must really have been special nut what you do with Cnr. Beach, Our Lady of Vic"No." replied big wile, Chapman Rd., & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68-1639 of God to have been chosen for a visit by friends horse c after the " ,e n" tories, knitting and sew- "but I often felt like askGod's earthly Mother. Lady, ur O -- are Shot" ing. ing you."

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CLOTHING, FURNITURE (except lounge suits) CROCKERY AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES TO ASSIST 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 t o 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, 33 Ord St., Claremont. (Late Buhler's). Quotes Free.

The Daughters of Charity are appealing for

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

Charity gashion (0outique

at 316 Lord St., 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. C lothing also required for needy 1 ' rases. 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., Highgate.

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Thursday, June 25, 1970

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

( R. & M. Kanaris)

BUILDER Lounge Suites and Kitchen Chairs Repaired and F. A. BROWNE, Registered Builder and DeRecovered signer of modern homes; Antiques a Specialty plans drawn, consulta 9 Miramar Street, tions by appointment. Doubleview, 6018 Phone 60-2038.

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PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT

450 HAY STREET, DEVA HOSPITAL PERTH ("C" Class) ROPERTY P Improve15 Lawley Crescent, Phone: 21 2837 ment Service, all types of Mt. Lawley. windows and doors inSuperior HOIlle From SUBSCRITPION: stalled; back verandahs Home for Mule and $$4.55 per year. enclosed; walls and ceilFemale Patients. ings removed; cement $ 2.28 per half year. All Medical Attention. Estimates Free rendering and general reADDITIONS, repairs, Qualified Staff Fully pairs. All work guaranAll Hours-T.1one 45 3995 converting asbestos or CLASSIFIED weatherboard house into Personal Supervision ol teed.-Phone 45 2946. 71-1372 Ph. A Foley. L. DVERTISING brick veneer. Contact M. John Morskate 6-3166. PEST CONTROL First two lines (10 words) EDEN HOSPITAL, 9 Hill 40c.; additional lines, 15, CONCRETE View Road, Mt. Lawley STAMP out white ants EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY SERVICE CO. (C Class) for Ladies. An for good.-Contact MaxLEARN how to SPEAK, excellent trained staff at well Robinson and Phelps ADVERTISING 28-32 Kurnall Road read and write Italian at all times; your mother on 8-4715 for prompt serWelshpool Italian the Cultural will be cared for with vice. Authorised pest ex- $1.60 per single column Lyceum. A course of Phone 68-2992 kindness and efficiency termination. inch. Italian for beginners ( All Hours) and in a homely atmosis starting (adults) MonMakers of Atlas Tanks day, July 6, 7.30 p.m. to phere; Mr'. Win Herbert Troughing, Flooring, 9.30 p.m. It aims at en- personally supervises the Superbins, Swimming DEATHS IN MEMORIAM abling the student to welfare of all patientsPools, Concrete Slabs Phone 67-2019 or 71-4696 SPEAK the language imDUNNE, Rev. Father KUNICIC. In loving and Garden Curbing. for bookings and waiting mediately. Patrick. In prayerful memory of my belovlist. Open Sat. mornings. Further particulars A. remembrance of our ed husband Mate, deC. Pace, 21-4969. A/H. respected priest and parted this life June RESORTS HOLIDAY 65-4203. friend. Mr. and Mrs. 27, 1967. Sacred Heart Len Keating and of Jesus have mercy MELBOURNE East, 119 TREE LOPPING family. Eternal rest on his soul. Mother ELECTRICAL Grey St., B/B $2.85, spot give unto him 0 Lord. of Perpetual Succour less, W/W carpets, beauand APPELBEE'S Electrical tiful city area, near St. intercede for him. InSHRUB Cr ROSE Service, 33 Avery Avenue, Pat's. 41-6524. GODFREY (John serted by his loving Dianella; phone 76-2344: Steedman). In June, wife Hilda. PRUNING installations, repairs and B USSELTON Guest 1970, suddenly at Ademaintenance. House, 125 Adelaide St. laide, loved husband LARSEN, Harry. In THE Enjoy a winter holiday, of Catherine (Kay), loving memory of our TIME June, July, August, off FLORISTS loved father of Celia, husband and father, IS Write or season rates. father-in-law of Mau- his loving wife and TEENY'S Florist, 474 phone 227. reen and grandfather children. R.I.P. Fitzgerald Street, North of Sheridan. Aged 55 44 Perth. We specialise in LEARN TO DRIVE years. Inserted by the McDONALD. Of your For . . fresh and artificial Fallens Family, Muir charity please pray FREE QUOTES w reaths, sheafs and RITA JONES Family, Tougher Fam- for the repose of the PROFESSIONAL domes at short notice: ily. soul of Elizabeth, who CHOOL OF S free delivery metro area passed away June 24, ADVICE 44 MOTORING McNAMARA: On June 1965. Beloved wife of Ph. 28-6508: A/H. 23-2736. PHONE:16 at Fremantle Hos- the late John Charles Phone: 60 2217 or pital, Ernest Leslie McDonald, and loved 60 4490. 65 3248 FOR HIRE McNamara of 13 Win- mother of Eileen and Refresher Beginners or ifred Street, Mosman Allan. Courses on Manual or PALMER'S HIRE Park, dearly beloved 44 Exper: Automatic. SERVICE husband of Nell, lov- MILLER. your Of Elaine O'Rourke For all your party hiring Patient and Pre-Permit. ing father of Leslie charity please pray Tuition guaranteed. 1 Jubilee St., 5th. Perth Crockery, cutlery, glass(dec.), Eileen, Paddy, for the soul of Ellen, Phone 67-3481 ware, etc. George and Bert, fond the anniversary of B. Class Licence $4.00 Cabaret tables, chairs. per hour. father in law of Mick. whose death is on June DRESSMAKER trestles, coloured lights, Nita, Maxine and 28. Sacred Heart of elec. urns, pie warmers, PERSONAL tuition by Specialising in:Jenny, dear grand- Jesus have mercy on holder instructor, l ady etc. father of eight, great her. BRIDAL WEAR of National Safety Coun grandfather of Peter 1250 Albany Highway, DEBUTANTE and 44 cil Certificate. Mayfair and Wayne. EVENING GOWNS Bentley. Ph. 68-2891. P RENDIV ILLE, Driving School. - Phone Rest in peace. SUITS, FROCKS. 39-1842 A/H: 31-3702, His funeral took place Archbishop Redmond, ALL Party Equipment Ailsa Jean Bell, Prop. in the Catholic Cemcs- Archbishop of Perth, anniversary Dance Floors, Catwalks tery, Karrakatta, after second PAINTING for Fashion Requiem Mass. Bowra June 28. 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play, too, have a great poetic ring, and the imagW.A. BALLET COMPANY: The Playhouse. ery created by the lines The Australian Society with or without accomis on a grand scale. Music Education will paniment. for Merely to listen to the (Natiorcas,1 Prizes hold a series of compeBOOK REVIEW words is an experience titions for musical corn Awards ): Group `A'— of great beauty. positions by Australian First prize in each cateThe competi- gory will be $25, second Throughout the cen- students. `a—First Group turies since it was writ- tions are being organised $15; ten, a great deal has by the ASME at both nat- prize in each category, been said and written ional and State levels, $35; second $20; Group about the central charac- and prize money total- 'C'—First prize in each OF ORDER MASS, Official text of Ballet intrigues me. It looks so civilised and pure, THE NEW ters, the noble Moor, ling $1,080 has been pro- category will be $50, secand yet it is perhaps the most primitive of all art forms. instruction, English Version and Commentary; Othello, and the villain vided through the WA ond $25. State awards: After the Dancing as an expres- that this country of pri- Iago, who led him to his University's Music DeEdited by J. Patino; 301 pp. well indexed; The sion of feeling and emo- vate affluence, where we death and destruction. partment by Sir Thomas adjudication of the NatUSA tion is possibly older can compete in such ex Or rather Iago, having Wardle, Lord Mayor of ional Awards, entries not Liturgical Press, Collegeville, Minnesota. a warded prizes will be Our copy from Messenger House, 333 than man himself. The pensive sporting events destroyed Othello first, Perth. $1.85. to compete for eligible desire to dance is as the then writAmericas Cup led him to his The age groups are the Church St., Richmond, Vic., 3121. Chapter ASME ten in the dark recesses and spend enormous death. Some people, es- divided thus—under 15, as follows: Back in the good old days, every mumble of the of his chromosomes and sums on other luxuries pecially in recent times, over 15 and under 18 awards In each of the three liturgy was immutably frozen. If a priest wanted I feel that it is for this and, at the same time, have tried to rationalise and over 18 and under 23 age groups—A, B, and C— to know whether to ritually shift his fingers or that reason in the pres- permit a dancer of the the actions of Iago and ( Ages at October 31, the best composition selmove his gaze, he had only to refer to the minutiae ent production, the audi- standing of Miss Robin have said all sorts of 1970). ected from among the ence's peak of response Haig to dance in our silly things — such as listed in Mueller-Ellis's guide to ceremonial, and categories (i.e., three five came at the point in the town using recorded mu- Iago being in love with The competitions will awards in each Chapter) there he would find every least rubrical detail programme Desdemona or where State, being sic because the dancalso be spread out into will he awarded $10. clearly fossilised forever—or so it then seemed. ing and not storytelling, with all its wealth, can- jealous of Othello or of different categories—a years of transition, priests, masters of became the focus of at- not afford to pay an or- his senior officers in the work of up to five min- 1 I 1 1 1 11 f"t1,1"11,11'1'•l l l l l 1 In the ceremonies, sacristans, servers, and all who want tention. I think particu- chestra or supply an or- army. It is true that Iago utes for solo keyboard God's worship to be accompanied by orderly and larly of the second item chestra for the short does now and again, dur- or guitar; up to five minhelpful externals, have longed for a manual that on the programme "Al- season of winter ballet. ing the play, attempt to utes for any solo instruCORSET SALON rationalise his intense ment, other than keymusic would correlate and codify all the long series of legro-Brillante," Fashion Corsets by Glazounov and chorOthello board or guitar, with or Shakespeare's "Othel- hate towards sometimes-conflicting directions and recommendaeography by Luis Mor- lo" is on at the Octagon and Desdemona. without accompaniment; Ladies' Surgical & tions with which we have been avalanched. eno. Here we could Theatre. Nothing can explain, a solo song with accom- E xclusive Lingerie This book is it. watch Robin Haig dance This is the story of a in human terms, the paniment; a work for But it is much more than a mere book of rubrics. without our attention be- man who loved not wise- murderous hate of this instrumental ensemble of end Hosiery It goes beyond externals and its particular helpful- ing distracted by a story ly but too well, a man terrible man. His ac- up to five minutes for R oom 202, 2nd Floor ness is in the approach of the various authors seek- line. We came to see a who goaded to unfound- tions are outside the hu- three or more performLevinson Building jealousy, destroys man part of him. He is ers; a choral song suiting to give in their commentaries brief explanations dancer and we saw one. ed 713 Hay St., Perth. of the historical background and spirit of particu- And this same audience the life of his pure and evil, and I am sure able for a school choir appreciation of the dan- chaste wife, Desdemona. Shakespeare means him in two or three parts 1 l l l l l l l l l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lar observances. cer applied equally to and, in doing, destroys to be so. As the incarnFirst, we are given the unabridged Latin text of Luis Moreno, Patricia his world. ation of evil the antithithe Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani. This is 3adka, and Laurence If "Macbeth" is about sis of his life lay in the set out on the upper part of the left-hand pages with Bishop. "Hamlet" purity and virginity of and guilt the English translation opposite; the lower part of This present company about moral responsibil- Desdemona and in the I OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS each page gives the background commentary. Apart ' s fine, but this is no ity, then "Othello" is innocence of Othello's C ORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS In- love for her. The very from these, there are six chapters of general ex- more than we should ex- about innocence. 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 planation and principles, one being on "The Art of pect when the artistic nocence destroyed by reason for the existence and growth of this man's Celebrating", another on "The Location and Fur- -.1irector is Mr. Rex Reid evil. and the leading dancers This concept of inno- hate lay in the good that 4111M nishings for the Eucharistic Celebration". are of such a high in- cence and purity, and was in the world. The The authors' approach is both scholarly and ternational reputation. the fatal attraction it very existence of anysimple, and, fortunately, far removed from that The WA. Ballet Corn proffers to the evil mind thing good and pure preprecious aesthetisism whereby some pseudo-litur- pany is a valuable State makes "Othello," as a sented a threat, more gists of the past have sequestered liturgy within asset and should be look- play, the most poetic of than that, presented a great point of great agitation the sphere of fine arts rather than seeing it as the upon as such. It strikes Shakespeare's For First Class Plumbing Services ordered expression, through Christ, of the aspira- me as somewhat strange plays. The lines of the and aggravation to the tions of the masses. And so we find a sensible evil mind of Iago. OFF THE RECORD: S team and Kot Water Installations practicality in their advice as, for example, when In the last scene of speaking of the parish Sunday worship: "To be the play, as Iago dies he PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 reasonable and realistic, a celebration of the liturgy proclaimes himself in his may need considerable adaption. Many poorly inabsolute form in the aw211 Newcastle Street, Perth ful words of a total unstructed people come to Mass on Sundays, many repentant, "I am what I who have made very little commitment. . . WhenMost of us who have big record collections have am." ever possible, there should be a celebration adapted to their needs—one that is not too long, with not discs which are never played. U11111 111L. Some of thes,e are music which we once liked but too many songs, that has a homily which meets now find boring owing to a development of our musiPLUMBING MATERIALS their sociological and psychological conditions". cal taste. B ATHROOM FIXTURES On the other hand, this commonsense approach came unplayed records Most of the unplayed TANK — DRY WELLS SEPTIC St., Perth William 229-233 does not tamper with or deviate from what the from impulse — either Church officially sets before us. They give docu- records in my collection The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" Phone 28 8544 have been due to three because the disc was a mentary authority, for example, for asserting that causes: The first is buy- bargain or a work that I 1111111111=111M EVERY Mass with a congregation should have a ing as a Collector in- wanted. Prayer of the Faithful, and that this prayer may stead as a music-lover. I bought a Supraphon well be part of even those Masses which are celeA passion for com- recording of Mozart's CistsrcUia Monk. (Traresia) brated with none of the faithful present save the pleteness may be fine Quintet for Piano and Tarrawarra, Victoria. 3775. celebrant. for stamps but it doesn't Wind Instruments agnediciAnt Monks. music. I have with work The manual is therefore aimed at doing two (K452). Arcadia, 2154 things. Firstly to give the prerequisites for worthy all the string quartets There aren't many re— Franz Schubert of c eremonial and secondly—and much more importhad of this; it cordings ant —to give an understanding of the spirit and ALL! pretty delightfully Now Norcia. WA.65 Granted, Schubert a a ttitudes that should inspire the externals. It will performers could write a better jacket, the (notably be a great help to seminarians, religious and clergy, Czech string quartet at the age were and all who are working to enable the People of of 12 than some compos- for wind and chamber God to perfect their worship with and through our ers in their full matur- music) and the price cheap. 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AARON'S ROD never ance against Victoria on the MCG. It was richly further back than fourth deserved. flashed home to nearly However, the WANFL a pin drop when 1A74 upset a big plunge by By FERD TIPPETT Catch Account. This and WA supporters don't goaled. * * Veteran boxer Jon Hall was acclaimed the Best chestnut gelding was want to become intoxiVictorian football fans team's deficiencies on the A feature of the W. cated the with result. boxing Boxer the amateur well State of ridden championships by Peter showed their approval of sidelines. Although every Knuckey and with winPast records have a Tasmania game was the the Big Cat in our inter- thing seems to be going; which ended in Perth Town Hall on Monday. magnificent kickIng by ter tracks the order of sobering effect! state clash recently, and to plan, Bunton's reIt was a fine tribute to Heavyweight: R. Buchan- the day this chestnut Tasmanian fullback, Paul performance best WA's Graham Farmer seems a appearance will motivate a fine boxer who has de- an (Claremont) b L. will pay to follow. on the MCG, prior to this Vinar. far greater hero in Mel- the Maroon machine to cided to make this his Hunt (Claremont) t.k.o. GAY A former teammate Of TIFFANY now year, was in 1958 when bourne than here. We're even greater heights. final season. He ends The WAABA has selec- trained by Aub Mitchell Victoria won by 19 points Graham Farmer — both running out of champions • The croweaters are his illustrious career ted an eight-man team showed big improvement —yet only one year later, played with Geelong— that make turnstiles our next interstate opwhen the eight-man State for the return Singapore- to Vinar showed the form run fourth to Paulan- WA suffered their most click, so Farmer should ponents and the match in team goes to Singapore WA series to be held in dene. As Aub Mitchell crushing interstate de- that makes him the hold. be induced to stay. Per- Perth next July should be in August. Singapore in August. The has only had this fellow feat when they lost on er of the longest VII ner',aps the plans of Graham a crowd-pleaser. SmartHall dropkick. (Claremont), eight are: John Hogarth for the future will be re- ing for a short while further the same ground by 173 from near-misses fought an inspired bout (Claremont) He has lost none of bantampoints. vealed after WA's clash against Vic and Tasagainst Morly's Tony weight; Robert Mondello improvement can be exThere have been better the distance that enabled with South Australia mania, we are thirsting pected. Wormald to win the light- and Jon Hall (Clarehim to kick a dropkick next month. for blood. Home ground VENETIAN PRINCE a WA sides than the one 84 mont ), title. weight yards in 1965. It was featherweight; a that recently played Vic• Our State footbal- advantage and the will chestnut son of Racon* few * would lers claimed the atten- to win (our frame of torrid battle which had Billy Cox and Tony Fer- teur was very convinc- toria—but guson (Como), lighthave had the same dedition of Sir David Brand mind is right) we could the crowd on its feet. ing Two when he of won the the star finds R obert Buchanan weight; Pat Green (Morthe Premier, the Lord t ake South Australia (Claremont), Advanced Handicap over cation and determina- in the VFL football this ley) and Fred certainly Holt tion. Mayor and Councillors apart. year are former West one of the most know- (Claremont), light-welter; six furlongs. Usually a * * at a Civic Reception to • Fair-weather friends Australians, who some. front runner Venetian Dual Sandover moai- how escaped them last week. Football is an old saying, how- ledgeable boxers around Rick Gross (Bunbury), Prince was held up and the keen welterw scored a convincing eight. first list Barry Cable can't detection of like cricket, is putting ever the Bulldogs supwent to the line full of WANFL talround Claremont win over Kalgoorcoach Laurwait to return to WA. WA on the map through- porters are really worent scouts. running. More wins in lie's John de ie Meis in Flanders the will accomHe members told of out the sporting worlds. ried because South seems Neither ever tried out final, pany the team as store for this Rocking- the WA touring party 1970 is our greatest year, to be only a fair-weather light-heavyweight with WA league clubs. combination. ham then stopped game teamhead trainer, while Dave that he will be headand we are only half-way football side. The businJeff Clinton (21) is a mate, Laurie Hunt in the Henneker, Perth's "Mr. AQUALYN ridden by ing West as soon as the through it. ess end of the season is 6ft. 3in. 12.7 full-back Victorian amateur Mr. VFL third for the heavyweight Boxing", will travel as season finishes. • TV critics are cynical not that far to go with with Collingwood while G. Lewis was the medteam manager. Cable was only one or John Duckworth about good umpires who ten more home-to-home title. (21) IS ium support strong of Buchanan, who hails numerous former WA are replaced on panels games remaining. The two are highly re- in the Monteath Handi- players who were in the 6.4in. 14.7 and fills the from Victoria, should after two or three good same position with Fitz• Those matches must rank one of the top spected in the fight frat- cap for amateur riders WA clubrooms before rOy. exhibitions. This is no be won; the They are exBulldogs will heavy men in Australia. ernity. Saturday. last As Aqua- the MCG match. worse than an up and need to take perienced men in the stock, with Like teammate Wayne lyn is not a quick beJust have a look at Results: coming footballer, who Perth and game. Wests well ginner he had to come this roll-call — Peter Richardson, Clifton playFINALS-4st. to 4st. is "burning" in league within reach. Flanders, a former pro- from a long way back Next Satur- 71b.—First division: Eakins, Cable, Sydney ed only junior football in B. fessional, matches only to be re- day the has been a to finish determinedly to Jackson, John McIntnsh WA. Bulldogs meet the O'Donnell (Midland) b C. placed by an experienced Maroons trainer for the past 10 run Son De Renzee to a Kevin while Wests Young He is a left footer who Ron Murray. (Claremont) on footballer who has been and Perth meet. The points. 5.0-5.7—First div- years or so and has han- long head. Ted Green Evans. Bob Johnson originally was tried in injured for some weeks. results dled several State and has this fellow in top Graeme of these two ision: John, Chris the Collingwood reserves K. Goldsmith n • In Victoria (who nas matches ational champions form and he will pay to Mitchell all are important to ( Fremantle) former State as a centre-half forward b M. Bole. a far bigger population) third among them are the now follow over a longer players. and fourth posi- dares A national serviceman, (Clontarf) on pts. footballers hide injuries, tions retired on the League Lad- 6.0-6.7—First Joe Kerekes journey. Duckworth had to virtu. division: • E. (lightw because when they re- der eight), Ray Myer' at present held by ally plead with Fitzroy linquish their place Souths and the Demons. Pilgrim (Clontarf) b A. ( welter) and Rick GillAn amusing aspect of for a run in a D2 GRADE HOCKEY pre-season Leatherolay (Fremantle) through an injury, rethe ing tour was the reaction scratch match. (light-middle). V IC SQUARE • There is a definite on pts. Junior light-flygaining it is often very by crowds in Melbourne Henneker has been in UNDEFEATED difficult. Reserves are need to bridge the stan- weight—First division: A He performed so well Vic Square finished and Hobart. top-class, which means dard gaps that exist be- Byrne (Como) b P. Stid- the boxing game for Fitzroy that officialg At the MCG, WA got a streamed to a while you're on the bench tween League, Reserves, worthy (Kalgoorlie) on ' Inv. many years and is well and were astonished to learn louder cheer than VicdomRangers win. vital also the secretary of the 7:77our stand-in while main- Thirds and Fourths. With pts. inated the first half and toria when each side em- that he had played only taining form is preferred professional football Junior lightweight -- WAABA scored the only goal erged for the start of the country football in WA. here to stay, for those to you. Managinr a team is First division: K. Hunter Fitzroy think so highly Vic Square for game. against youngsters who hope to (Charles-stree • Haydon Bunton like Youth nothing new to him, for t WA also received more of Duckworth that they Malcolm Atwell probably make the big-time, the Centre) b E. Staphorst in 1964. he managed the the season. During this cheers than the Vics dur- fly him from his army realised by now that you time-factor in coming up (Narrogin) on lots. Junior Australian national team half Vic Square were in ing the game . . . but how camp in Sydney cad havtrouble of sorts all can see far more nf vniir through the ranks can be Flyweight—Second divi- at the Olvmnic Games in ing only ten effective the atmosphere changed weekend to play in the ••••••••••••••••••••••.#0.4"004.004,4.00411 f oo great. The richer the cion: R. Gidgup (Bruce Tokyo. He has managed players on the field. This when WA appeared to VFL. rewards, the higher the SWINGING DANCE BAND Rock) b T. Nye (Scar- several other State and didn't dampen the spirit have Victoria on toast slocswin el national teams. Weddings, Cabarets, Etc. ittainment. Youth should borough) on pts. of the team as they were in the last quarter. Bert Websdame, Pianist orevail more in pressurTutorials Light-h Then eavyweight: Leaving He the is a high-ranking Victorian R. in attack several times ised football of today. Buchanan (Claremont) b member of the Austral- and should have scored. supporters became very and JUNIOR TUTORIALS Selections for Saturday: 63 Osborne Rout J. de Meis (Kalgoorlie), ian Amateur Boxing Denise Williams did a quiet whenever WA did Coaching in all Subjects CLAREMONT. East Fremantle, knockout. Flyweight: M. Union, and is also a capable job as main full omething with the hall. conducted by Experienced SUBIACO. Phone 394069. O'Brien (Como) b J. Mc- national selector. back when Kerry Kyle In Hobart, the capacTeachers. WEST PERTH. Business: 65 2755. Gowen (Claremont) on was injured after the ity crowd almost shook Our boys are in good EAST PERTH. PHONE 21 8788 I NINOVNININIPWN""drAN.41141•41,11•41•41# pts. Featherweight: R. hands. the ground apart ever" first few minutes of play #4.4.4PAP4411,0•41•41•41.411•41••••••••••••••••.~4.4, Mondello (Claremont) b ALL HOURS Thus the half backs were time Tasmania scored. J. Hogarth (Claremont) put under pressure and but you could have heard VYNN**S.Wk•liNIVOLNIi% on pts. Lightweight: J. hey showed out for the SEE THE LARGE RANGES OF Hall (Claremont) b T. first time this season. 12" L.P.'s AT---Worrnald (Morley) on After half time Vie pts. S I Square went out onto • All Top 40 Hits are available the field with a full team Welterweight: R. Cross CBC Highgate (10.10) and a positive desire to (Bunbury) b J. Branden W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. Best win. burg (Morley) on pts. ht Marists ( 5.6); 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 1 Middleweight: A. Laurio players for Highgate—K The atmosphere was Smith, A. Habb, electrifying when Kathy 4 (Morley) b B. Pestana • 04.4 (,Claremont' I , 4P4P eri.11 INPAKI•••••41,0,•••••41 , M4.4P, on "",dlna1,0N ....IN...• pts. Nylor; for Marists—R. Brown scored the winNlaslan, B. Mongan, J. ning goal from a penalty Holland. corner to seal the game . . Le.ederville (11.11) bt. The first round saw Vie . Seryites (6.4): best for Square undefeated with gemegriessosielasmumeramarostel0 LTD Leederville—K. Frances- only one goal scored AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, TYRE SPECIALISTS coni, M. Wyatt, P. King; against them. This does for Servites— P. Kelly. J. not mean that the second 126 Adelaide Tce. 1156 Albany Hwy. Brownrigg. Buzevich. round will be the same ( Shell Service Station) ( Shell Service Station) PERTH. Phone 23 1953 BENTLEY. Phone 68 5539

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HERE'S ONE 66 / 67 HOLDEN SPECIAL FULL PRICE $1295 Economical, 161 Motor, sun visor, tow bar, windscreen washers and seat belts. Attractive white/finisteere green finish. Good tyres, long city licence. Test drive today and buy on $100 deposit. Balance $13.80 per week including comprehensive insurance. 11111114

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