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PERTH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1970.
Mixed Marriage Norms Issued
(Registered at the G.P.O., Perth for transmission by post as a Newspaper.)
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At the close of the second annual meeting of the Australian Hierarchy last F riday in Sydney, the following official statement on Mixed Marriages was issued: Mixed marriage between Cathol ics and those who are not Cathol ics were the of an Apostol ic Letter of Pope Paul VI in Apri l of this year. The letter ubject s some general rules and directed National Bishops' Conferences to down laid determine how these should be appl ied to the local situation.
I n any effort to meet members be able in mat- ops of Australia aim to REQUIREMENTS PRIOR changed circum rimony "to attain to per- reconcile fidelity to the TO MARRIAGE stances of modern life, fect union of mind and Christ on the part of the I n an effort to pay full communion of life." Catholic Church and her the Church must aim to prinUnless parties are in members with a genuine due deference to the twotwo safeguard ciples. The first is that agreement before mar- respect for the natural fold principle enunciated to "man has the natural riage as to the religious rights of all men and for above — fidelity right to marry and beget upbringing of children the conscientious beliefs Christ on the part of the children;" the second, who may be born to of those who are not Church and its members, that the free acceptance them, plainly there is a Catholics, in the light of and the natural rights and conscientious beliefs The large congregation and the interest of the Swanbourne parishioners in their of the gift of Catholic serious threat to their Australian conditions. of all men, the Bishops' new church is shown here as His Grace the Archbishop, accompanied by his to live attaining this perfect unfaith obliges one MARRIAGE IN THE Conference has endeav- a ssistant clergy proceeds through the church as part of the blessing ceremony by God's plan of salva- ion of mind and full C ATHOLIC CHURCH oured to devise a suit- prior to the concelebrated Mass. tion through Christ, and communion of life. Mixed marriages will able form of procedure, to use the aids to salvaThere is not sufficient tion which God provides evidence available at be contracted, as a rule, in accordance with the Letter and through his Church. present to show that, on in the Catholic Church, Apostolic in the presence of an with an eye to AustraExperience shows that the other hand, mixed authorised Priest (or lian conditions. some mixed marriages marriages can be regardDeacon) and two witContinuing existing, provide clear testimony ed as an effective means restoring unity nesses. In her efforts practices, the priest makof mutual faith, family of to surround the mar- ing arrangements for the love and genuine Chris- amongst Christians. It riage ceremony with parties to marry will intian virtue. Nevertheless, must also be noted that The blessing of the new extensions to St. Paul's Church, suitable religious solem- vite both parties to disdifficulties within a the the Catholic Church, like wanbourne, took place on Sunday before a large congregamany other Christian mixed marriage may be- nity and to show her cuss their mutual prob S warm, kindly solicitude lems, especially such as tion. His Grace the Archbishop, performed the blessing and more serious come even Churches, discourages for all mankind, the may arise from differMixed marriages be- when the marriage is fterwards was principal celebrant at the concelebrated Mass. Church has taken steps ence of religion. The Ca- a tween Catholics and contracted with a perto enrich this ceremony tholic party will make conceleother The their Christian brethren son who is not baptised. in a newly promulgated declaration of his/her in- brants were Rev. Father separated from them, Nevertheless, the existsince such unions intro- ing divisions amongst "Rites of Celebration of tention to remove dang- Cini, S.S.P., Rev. Fathers ers to faith in the Gos- Attard, S.S.P. and Cachia duce a "certain division Christians, however re- Marriage." Into the living cell of the grettable, cannot be ig- With a view to helping pel message of Christ, S.S.P. During the occasional Church, as the Christian nored. It would be un- parties to a mixed mar- and will promise to do family is rightly called," realistic to adopt a gen- riage in cases where all in his/her power to sermon, the Archbishop and may create difficul- eral policy for the cele- more serious human dif- have all the children of said: emerge, the the marriage baptised ties in the fulfilment of bration of the sacrament ficulties "The dedication of a Holy Father, in the and brought up as memduties which concern of new church is an unmiswhich matrimony Christian worship and would fail to take ac- Apostolic Letter referred bers of the Catholic takable sign of strong the education of child- count of this situation. to above, provided for Church. The party who faith and of a flourishnig some cases of dispensa- is not Catholic will not ren. Christian community. The present regulaNaturally, the Church tions issued by the Con- tion from the regular be requested to give a "Every new or growing is most desirous that her ference of Catholic Bish- canonical form, thus en- similar undertaking, but abling the parties to be will be fully informed as suburb of this city is married, for example, in to the Catholic party's being graced with a new church or is in the proa Church other than Ca- obligations. The firm cess of preparing one, tholic. hope always will be that each of them is and While it is with great he/she will help the Casatisfaction that a grow- tholic party and that crowded several times ing and deeper mutual thus a full union of mind each Sunday. understanding has been and communion of life "This is a consolation developed between the will be developed more and a great encouragevarious ment when so much pubChristian effectively. licity is given these days Churches in Australia to weakness of faith and over several years, it OTHER POINTS the failure of individuals, would appear in accord The Australian edition confrontation and disloywith contemporary Ausof the tralian conditions that ready andLectionary is alty while the silent, will be avail- solid, faithful and persuch cases should be reJohn Donovan able within the next few severing multitude prolatively rare, at least for weeks. vides no headlines. the present. MISSAL: Further, both human • SUNDAY "Their loyalty is courtesy, as well as their Containing the Order of neither startling nor common bond of Chris- Mass, all readings, Re sensational. It is theretian faith, require that sponsorial psalms, alle- fore ignored. this and similar matters luia verses and the peo"You and the tens of should first be the sub- ples' responses for Sun- thousands like you are ject of discussion with days and all major the salt of the earth, the Feasts. Also a of Christian section the Heads of hope of the future and and Churches. Such steps Prayers Hymns the living example to will be taken, in due suitable for congrega- your children. tional singing. The Encourse. "Cars have been my life for a long time. "In this new church, trance and Communion From October 1, disMy 17 years experience in all phases of those of the future will Songs. the pensations from the motor business means I can give be given the beginnings the right MASS of faith at baptism; the Canonical Form may be • SUNDAY s ort of advice about buying a goodyou quality considered in the fol- BOOK: For those who perpetuation of Christused car at the price you want to pay. Interest is calculated on daily balance do not want the read- ian families at their lowing cases:P none me on 61 mar6736, or call and see me paid or compounded half yearly in 1. When a party is a ings, this book contains riages; the spirit which Personally." A pril and October. close relative by blood the Order of Mass, and gives life and maintains or affinity with the for all Sundays and it in the Blessed EucharFeasts, the Entrance ist at your frequent MasIf you want a safe, profitable return non Catholic minister. on your investment go to P.B.S. that's 2. When in the informed Song, Psalms and re- ses and Holy Communjudgement of the Bish- sponses, Alleluia verses ions." where thousands have saved op the refusal of the or verses before the $100 million! Formerly the church dispensation from the Gospels and the Com- was known as St. Mel's Canonical Form could munion Song. Church. Now the name USED CAR SPECIALISTS constitute a grave dan- • DAILY MASS BOOK: has been changed to the ger for the faith of the Together with the con- Church of St. Paul, 495 Albany ESTABLISHED IN 1862 Highway, Victoria Park Tel: 61 6736 Catholic party or the tents of the Sunday Mass ron of the Society ofpatSt. HEAD OFFICE: 25 BARRACK STREET, PERTH, 6000. TELEPHONE 232305 John Donovan Peter Atkinson peace and harmony of Book, the entrance song Paul, which has charge Pfltere Thousands hare sarell SIDO million! the spouses. etc. of the parish.
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The Daily News of 1st Reading—The Book of Deuteronomy, Chapter The matter relating to estate is frozen until the Friday July 31 reported 4, 1-2, 6-8. the protest against Pro- probate authorities have Mr. Beazley as saying Theme: Keep the commandments of the bate and Death Duty valued it for the purpose that he stood by his view Lord. abortion when an that should receive positive of levying tax on all the support from all Austra- assets, including home, was performed a human 2nd Reading—The Letter of St. James, Chapter 1, 17-18, 21b-22, 27. lians. car, contents of the life was taken. The Daily The question of the right of private conscience Theme: Be doers of the word. Hundreds of thousands home, personal belong- News also quoted him as as against the State is a very old one. It have signed the forms of ings, gifts made within saying that the ALP con- Gospel—St. Mark, Chapter 7, 1-8a, 14-15, 21-23, was posed in an acute form in the Church's protest, but the apathy three months of the ference made an effort Theme: Leaving the commandment of to be responsible in deearly days, when its adherents were harried of many parents, who are death of the deceased. God, you hold the tradition of men. by the Jewish 'Establishment' in Palestine, so vitally concerned, is Mr. S. E. Negus, of 91 fining the legislation and "literally applied by that, and then subjected to persecution by the appalling. Grantham Street, Floreat The father of a family Park, the voluntary or- honest doctors, the legis- SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6-16th SUNDAY AFTER Roman authorities. PENTECOST normally desires, during ganiser with voluntary lation that was proposed Many thousands suffered in these persecutions his working life, to pro- assistants, deserves the would be more stringent rather than compromise any aspect of their vide some protection for utmost support of all than the WA practice 1st Reading—The Book of Isaiah, Chapter 35, 4-7a. faith and conscientious beliefs to suit the Theme: He wil l open the ears of the deaf, his widow and family who realise the implica- where doctors perform whims of Caesar or his magistrates. he will loose the tongues of the mute. obnoxious abortions in private with when he has passed on. tions of the Situations of the same kind have occurred and Many—far too many— Probate Act, many sec- no obligation to report recurred throughout subsequent ages, up to fail to realise that, when tions of which require on their own unchecked 2nd Reading—The Letter of St. James, Chapter judgment." our own day, when totalitarian states and 2, 1-5. the family is bereft of drastic amendment. bodies claim the absolute right to impose breadwinner, the whole "J.B.C." The question at issue Theme: God has chosen the poor as the their will on citizens, acknowledging no is not whether ALP heirs of the kingdom. higher law than their own 'flat'. policy is more stringent than existing practice Gospel—St. Mark, Chapter 7, 31-37. Even secular democracies draw the line more but rather, whether it is or less arbitrarily between the sphere of Theme: He has made the deaf hear and Right from wrong be- election made snide sec- more stringent than extheir own control and that of private freethe dumb speak. longs to the mind of the tarian references to Ro- isting law. dom. laws taking man Catholic being regardless human There is little doubt Public opinion on the rights of conscience precedence over State that SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 13-17th SUNDAY AFTER of colour or creed. ALP members reoscillates between intolerance often justified It is immoral and Laws. PENTECOST gard it as less stringent in the name of enlightenment and progress, Should the Anglican against conscience to kill, than the law as presently and demands for a permissiveness regarding 1st Reading—The Book of Isaiah, Chapter 50, and relevant laws for Church Synod decision of expressed in sections 199 concession whose behaviour personal 5-9a. exists in opposition to abortion, to 201 punishment and section 259 of amounts to abdication of social control and every country of the or the Baptist Union, The Theme: I gave my body to the attackers. Criminal Code of which also issued a WA. world, a surrender to anarchy. which in- strongly worded condemAbortion 2nd Reading—The letter of St. James, Chapter 2, As regards the right of the State to impose volves the taking the life nation of abortion, be If existing practice is 1 4-18. military service upon citizens, the main loose this is attributable of an innocent and de- taken to task? principle from a Christian point of view Faith without good works is dead. Theme: not to permissiveness in While the ALP Conferfenceless human has now seems clear enough. Our rulers to whom obligated the current law but to ence decision policy of the become the Gospel —St. Mark, Chapter 8, 27-35. authority is committed lawfully with the conAustralian Labor Party the Party to introduce laxity in its enforcement. sent of the people, have the responsibility of Theme: The Son of Man must suffer much. legislation for the liberin WA. Mr. Beazley's defence deciding what the common good requires. The advice to reject alisation of abortion and of the policy on abortion They have in general, the right to public move, compelled its parliamen- on the ground that it barbaric this obedience to the laws they make and they strongly made by K. E. tary members to vote for would be better enforced, Zeazley MHR, Federal its adoption, the policy leaves aside the question have the right to enforce these laws, unless I read your feature on and of the permissiveness of doctors Labor Member for Fre- allows they flagrantly oppose the law of God. Another Flurry mantle and the pleadings nurses the freedom from the ALP policy and raises "Just The decision on Australia's commitment to with interest Plonky" involved on the being Parliamenthe State of curious implicationg Vietnam was not made lightly, and —as When are you going to tary Leader, J. T. Ton- grounds of conscience. when applied to othe- last week. appeals to the people show --it is supported I think it is the duty cease publishing ProIrrespective of religdisregardMLA, were kin areas of law. by the majority of the Australian people. In of your paper to contin- vaco? I think of late he ed by a slender mere ious belief, people have If a law were passed ue to harp on social the case of military service, unless the perhas become tiring and majority at the recent a conscience and days of a uthorising compulsory evils and to place them son called on to serve is certain that it would tedious. ALP Conference in Perth. reckoning will prove that e uthanasia then by Mr. be gravely wrong to do so, he is bound as a in ever truer perspecOn the other hand, Mr. Mr. Chamberlain, Sena- B His recent article on eazley's argument it tive. Christian citizen, to accept the authority of F. E. Chamberlain, ALP tor Wheeldon and others would 'Australia Despised' is be justifiable if it lawfully State Secretary, who led of the extreme left will were For this reason, I am our elected representatives as more stringent pleased to see that your quite puerile. I think the group for abortion materially bring about than appointed guardians of the common good, that it has ensured that present albeit unreform, in a statement on the political extinction of writer, Barry Pestana, is not only will Australia and to serve in the armed forces. detected practice. Whethe resignation of Mr. W. the ALP. In the case of a conscientious objector, the ther doctors do practice prepared to lay bare be despised but also that B. J. Flanagan, Hegney Jun., ALP CandiGovernment has the right to investigate euthanasia is beside the the more horrid aspects Provaco will be spurned. Floreat Park. date for the next State of alcoholism. point. judicially his alleged convictions and satisfy I have been an alco- I agree apartheid is an itself that the objector has not resorted to a If there were a prac- holic for many years, enormity. I do not agree pretence of moral scruple. tice involving the taking and while I have manag that carrying apartheid of human life then Mr. If his objections stand up to moral scrutiny ed to exercise a check in over into sport is so bad It has become increas- space to discussions on Beazley could, it seems, regard to the consump after all. It is a case of the next step would be to impose on him an call the framers of a ingly evident that what this. alternative burden not involving the use of tion of alcohol. I am the best team being Action is now required, policy permitting some prepared to live with the fielded. If this includes the world needs is not arms or active participation in warlike purthe existing non-payment both individual and nat- v ersion of such practice, fact that I am as I have all whites, surely it is in suits. In a word he should be allowed to of our debt of Christian ional, which seems to 'honest and responsible' been made. the mind of the critic choose between 'the sword and the ploughduty, and charity to the turn economically on re- if the conditions were who says that apartheid Facing this fact is share'. under-developed coun- duction of armament sufficiently stringent. hard for anyone, particu- is being practiced? But the "ploughshare" should not be a safe tries of the world, but a spending and devotion For Mr. Beazley has larly for an alcoholic Does the critic not option, but the reverse. It is common sense start on the payment. of more of the resources himself stated that he rewho pretends to himself judge rashly when he acthat the Government should show favour to of the developed nations This is the message to the "One World Con- gards abortion as the that he enjoys a drink cuses the selectors of these who risk their lives to serve the whereas he is in actual racial prejudice? Surely, Paul VI in Populorum cept" of greater equality taking of human life. country rather than to those who seek fact drinking compul- he is the racial discrim Progression — The Where Great no Question of of distribution of the special concessions. sively. inator? Social Problem, The De- fruits of the earth, its a conflict of rights to life There are obvious limits to the kind of 'freeI have the utmost revelopment of arises Peoples. then I submit, the food, its minerals and its dom of conscience' any Government can Provaco's logic is all most stringent con- spect for the A.A. and wrong and your paper is In your last issue, you industry. afford to admit, if it is to remain true to to anyone recommend it laudably devoted much Sagittus. ditions imaginable dr worse for perpetuating its responsibility of maintaining ordered not justify the appella- who is also an alcoholic I t. lawful f reedom. The citizen who rejects tion 'honest and respon- like me. William Moncrife, c onscription of any kind for any public William Metcalf, sible' to efforts to widen S wanbourne. Wembley Downs. service may claim he 'is acting on principle'. the area of freedom to with incompatible clearly is take principle life. The the minimum which the common good The arguments on W. W. EDMONDSON & SONS requires. If he refused to pay his taxes he when the foetus can be PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS are we Committed as at the end of phrases or regarded as human and would be punished and he cannot expect to by the New Liturgy to sentences. Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and how far the conflict of be treated otherwise in this case. If he raise not only the heart Readers at the recent General Plumbing. Al l Work Guaranteed. rights to life extends are sincerely repudiates 'The Establishment' he and mind but also the Aquinas telecast Mass Phorzs: separate 28 8714. After Fis.ors: 87 2553, 49 2095 questions of no must be prepared to suffer the consequences. voice to Heaven, it be- were especially good. direct 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH relevance here. his when but protest, right to He has the hoves us to give thought It might be a good protest infringes upon the liberty of others to the need for cheerful thing to run a Festival The important thing to ..4 0,4P411,41M011.#4•04,04,40^M•41.4.04,4,4,INIVINNINIP4,4.0M0~#~444 hymn singing and aud- Co!npetition for Church note is that Mr. Beazlev to do their normal duties then he too must ible reading of Holy singing and lay reading has apparently attemptbe prepared to face legal consequences or even for total congre- ed to justify a proposed Writ. regardless of how sincere or ardent his conchurches, gation performance. In many law by reference to exvictions may be. 235 Newcastle Street, Perth hymn singing is dirgelike, As the Church is seek- isting practices which The police, however, no matter how they forgetting that slow sing- ing to carry its voice may be in violation of always will objectors or offenders the treat Licensed Plumbers Repairs a SpecialtY ing is sad singing and more present law. widely among be the target for continued attack and Merchants Phone 28 7424 overtaxes the ability of Christians we need to Hardware charges of brutality. His propositions are untrained voices to hold display outside our Ordinary citizens then who cherish freedom an unwavering note at churches the times of dangerous for their imby guided plications. It would be in the community should be largo tempo. services and inside a unfortunate if surface In reading the lessons, light which is not reason and not be bludgeoned or mesmerised hidden plausibility were to deter too many lay lectors under a bushel. by protests which have little real substance his hearers from a more have poor technique in behind loud clamour. We must make sure voice production. Chur- that we make the Word critical analysis of their PTY. LTD. ches have often difficult heard if we wish to c onsequences. ROAD, BAYSWATER COLLIER acoustics with overlong spread it in the modern 223-225 Robert French. periods of reverberation. world. W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors To overcome this, a 8. 11.30 a.m. Official Paul Donnelly, September For Better Paying Contact Us opening and Blessing resonant carrying voice Claremont. 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PRESERVE C ATHOLIC SCHOOLS BISHOP
Pope's View Meets Mixed Reception
Ne w WELLINGTON, Zealand — The bishops of New Zealand are determined to preserve a Catholic school system "to the limits of the resources open to them."
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands.—The Dutch have reacted with optimism and pessimism to the talks between Pope Paul VI and Cardinal Bernard Alfrink, of Utrecht, on clerical celibacy. The Dutch bishops have since restated their t ** desire for a change in the Church's regulations on priestly celibacy and the Pope's view that In a 16-page brochure, the Catholic Educational the priesthood-celibacy link is "still valid toCouncil, on behalf of the day and perhaps even more so than in the bishops, said the repast." sources available would World Church, a national movement of depend on the judgment middle-of-the-road Dutch Catholics, expressed of Catholics on whether its satisfaction with the cardinal's visit to Rome Christian education matand his talks with the Pope. ters and on how much. It was pleased that talks between the Dutch I bishops and Vatican officials would continue. Declaring that Catholic parents had a grave t The Dutch national Catholic daily, "De First photograph of F4E Phantom aircraft wearing its RAAF insignia, photographed on the tarmac at obligation to use the Ca' Volkskrant," t he however said the "long road" toMcDonnel-Dougl as factory, St. Louis, U.S.A. The first of the 24 Mach 2-plus Phantoms are due to be tholic school system, it ferried to Australia next month. RAAF crews are in the United States on flying, aerial refuelling navigaward optional celibacy may become even CaZealand New sked a tion and technical training prior to the trans-Pacific flights. longer because the Dutch bishops would never whether they tholics The F4E is one of the most successful aircraft ever built. Over 4,000 have already been produced. abandon their solidarity with the universal They were doing what they have been used not only as tactical bombers but also as air-to-air fighters. They carry air-to-air misChurch to solve the problem of married priests. Cathpromote should to siles and air-to -ground missiles as well as a large variety of bombs. olic education. Another Dutch Catholic daily, "De Tijd," said one positive result of the talks was the underThe government was standing Pope Paul demonstrated on the Dutch expected to grant more bishops' problems. financial assistance to Catholic schools, especiA Dutch weekly criticised the Dutch bishops ally toward paying the a rguments in favour of optional celibacy. * salaries of the growing / The Dutch bishops, the weekly said, argued number of lay teachers that celibacy should be made optional to probeing used. :..ASTELGANDOLFO: Pope Paul VI ha; blasted sexual immorality and nudity vide the Church of the Netherland: with viewpoint "From the modern life. sufficient priests and to resolve the problems of renewal in Christian of many priests. life," the statement said. In a recent talk here, Observing that the "we cannot afford not to the day after the Feast soul of man must attain This view recalled the ancient notion that have Catholic schools." of the Assumption, he dominion over the body, marriage was a remedy for lust, it said. lashed out at man's Pope Paul said "this reNIPINIV.I4P#######' I World Church said any movement toward sexual degradation. flection makes us suffer loosening the ties between the priestly ministry It has been officially announced from the CatheThe Pope said: "Why as well as hope." • and celibacy seemed to be limited for the time dral Office that the annual Eucharistic Procession t do you marvel if pleaAs for hope, he offerbeing to the possibility of ordaining married will take place at Aquinas Col lege, Manning, this t sure, egoism, delin- ed the model and exFOR men in special situations. year on October The 25. announcement is intended quency and drugs spread ample of Mary BULLDOZER HIRE herself. t o end doubts regarding both the date and the ts This possibility ought not to be limited to! like social epidemics, The suffering, he added, venue of the procession. Ring 35 4488 and render life so base stemmed from countries t with a clear shortage of priests" the atand so sad?" s4 because that would be an unestimation of the i 4,11 ,41.0.14.4.4.00#0.1 tempt today to exalt the t great spiritual distress that existed elsewhere,' body "so much that we t and especially in the Netherlands. are coming to the point 4 in these days, wh-2re we The group said it could not expect the ret ** admission have naturalistic and obof married priests to the ministry in * scene displays, the exalt the near future. tation of nudism, eroti§ The only way open was for their bishops to t cism and pansexualism." New Vatican guideIt calls for the estab 4 allow them to perform purely pastoral tasks, 4 ( Pansexualism is the lines to dioceses and re- lishment of diocesan, re4 the group said, adding that this involved prudbelief that all pleasure, ligious communities for gional or national and ent co-operation between Church authorities, drawing special up or religious commissions to desire and interest are the priests and the people. Advt derived from the sexual local Masses and prayers study special cases from for call participation of the theological historiinstinct.) World Church warned against a narrow view both the laity and clergy. cal and pastoral point of that identified the priestly ministry with L'Osservatore Romano, celibacy. Father Annibale Bug- view. taking a more scatter- nini, secretary of the It states that the "De Volkskrant" said that on January 1, this t gun approach to the Congregation for Sacred clergy and laity should problem than did the Worship, said the new in- have some part in the t year, there were 12,784 Catholic priests in the Pope, listed as examples struction concerned the drafting of these special t4 Netherlands, compared with 14,190 on January of a declining morality drafting of particular commemorative Masses. t 1, 1965. international pornogra- calendars, priestly offic- In the case of religious 1 In the first six months of this year 183 phic exhibitions and the es and the Propers of orders and communities, t Dutch priests left the ministry, against 203 for gathering of "thousands Masses f or special members of the com- t the whole of 1969. and thousands of young saints' days or other oc- munity should be con * The average age of Dutch priests was rising t people in sexual free- casions which are not suited. The local calendars t rapidly because few young men were being dom and complete common to the universal and Mass Propers are to *z ordained. nakedness." I Church. be completed by 1976, * Father Bugnini said e•##4,44,, , , ,•04,..#4.04.4411.0.41 ,41.4,#4 , "Ise r •
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The Vatican has created a special dossier and observers believe Pope Paul VI will make a major statement on the abuse of drugs. Pope Paul is keeping himself well informed on the use and abuse of drugs. I A special desk in the Vatican secretariat of state has been created to compile documentation on the worldwide drug problem. A lthough Pope Paul has briefly alluded to drugs , in recent speeches, he has not devoted an entire t talk to the issue as he has, for example, on the Ispread of pa 1 ography and sexual perversions. It is not certain that the Pope is preparing a major s tatement on drugs, but his intense study of the problem points to that possibility. At least,_ no one in the Vatican is discounting the emergence of some major statement.
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Indian Catholics Urged To Protest New-Type Mass
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Catholicism Showing Anglican Traits
C ANTERBURY, England.—Some Anglican traits are appearing in the Catholic Church, said Anglican Archbishop Michael Ramsey, of Canterbury.
He told an ecumenical Iseminar but he was still seminar here that Angli- convalescing from a rebeing asked to protest the "Hinduization" of the can theology relied on its cent heart ailment and represented by Thirty-Nine Articles and was liturgy by the Catholic Association of Bengal . its Book of Common Father John Coventry, The association's pro- ceremonies in its exter- Prayer instead of on a S.J., to deal with the test against "attempts nals and celebrants less special system or great central Catholic probbeing made to implement distinguishable from puj- tea'.ther, such as John lem of authority. changes in the Mass, in- aris (Hindu priests). Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. R. McCallum, of Port Moresby, signing the register after their wedding Archbishop Calvin, St. Thomas AquiThe CAB claimed in a nas or Martin Luther. troducing gestures and Anglicans at St. Aloysius Church, Shenton Park, W.A. said that symbols only from Hin- statement that the new He said Anglican theo- often claimed they were The bride was formerly Margaret Mullen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mullen, of duism in the name of liturgy did not attract logy was seen in terms the bridge to bring Cath- Narrogin. Indianisation" was sent the Hindus but antagon- of worship, appeals to olic, Protestant and to the Vatican, to Arch- ised the faithful, intro- the supremacy of the Orthodox together, but bishop Lemieux Marie duced conflict in the Scriptures, and emphas- he claimed this idea is apostolic peace of the Church in ise the central place of being undermined by the the Joseph, pronuncio to India, Car- India and disrupted the Christ's Incarnation, present flowing together dinal Valerian Gracias, milti-culture nature of There was a new em- of Christians. 'Ministry' provided the of Bombay, Archbishop the Church in the coun- phasis on Scripture in Anglicans "Perhaps MADRID.—Only through social justice can viotopic of enquiry for the Lawrence Pichardy, S.J., try. Church, a helped in this and, have the Catholic lence be avoided, a Catholic magizine, generally 1970 National Conference Archand The association also Calcutta of making too new way of relating without bishop Duriasamy Lour- said Hindy worship of Scripture and tradition, many exaggerated claims, of the Catholic Biblical regarded as the voice for the nation's bishops, has dusamy, of Bangalore, many gods was incom- collegiality, the vernacu- should go on asking God Association of Australia declared. president of the liturgi- patible with Christianity, lar liturgy, to use them in this way," at St. John's College, In an editorial, the pathy for the families of University of Sydney, recal commission of the and that Hindu symbols He said, there was an he said. magazine, Ecclesia—or- the dead and for the cently. Indian Bishops' Confer- and gestures introduced emergence of the idea of He added that AnglicFather David Stanley, gan of Catholic Action— labourers and policemen ence. in the liturgy offended hierarchy of dogmas" in sns' role as reconcilers said the recent "unexpec- injured in the confrontaIn 1969, the Holy See more than half a million the Roman Church. should continue, not per- S.J., Professor of New ted" disorders in Gran- tion. Testament Studies at approved a 12-point plan Catholic aboriginals who In this hierarchy the lisps so much in regard "But we cannot limit of the Indian bishops for have resisted Hinduism Roman Church was re- to the encounter of Pro- Regis College, Toronto, ada, which left three of Hindu for more than 1,000 cognising the dogma of testants and Catholics, delivered the inaugural workers dead and more our voice of protest to adaptation than 40 persons injured. the violence and those rites in the Church's lit- years. the fatherhood of God bilt in the confrontation address, and later a should teach the nation who took part in it, or in India urgy. - The Church and Incarnation of Our of traditional trends and paper on the relation of The approval meant was very much respected Lord, true man and true the more revolutionary ministry to community that peace could not be concern ourselves only with immediate causes." the Mass in India would by all classes and castes, God, as "more central ones between Christian- in the New Testament. maintained through inSaying there ertia. were no need begin to look more and hence there was and more important ity and secularism. Papers were also givdeeper causes Ecclesia said the lab- other, more like Hindu temple for innovations. than, let us say, the dogThe generally cordial en by members from without which the vioma of the Immaculate atmosphere at the two- all over Australia and ourers' demands for a lence would never have $2.43 daily wage were Conception of the Bles- week seminar was mar- New Zealand. just, and that scarcely 30 taken place, it asked the sed Mother, which we red temporarily by the Father Ronald Barry, per cent, of the workers government to conduct Anglicans would say, if deep resentment felt and was elected the were making the legal an investigation into the C M., COLOMBO, Ceylon.—The Vatican has disapprov- it is true, is deductivo expressed by some at president of the As- minimum wage [of $1.71 'true causes" of the innew rather than central." from to invest being excluded ed a proposal by the Church in Ceylon cident, and condemned per day.] Cardinal John Heenan, Communion at a Catho- sociation. priests' senates in this country with policy-making the official "curtain of The next Conference of Westminster, was to lie Mass, to which all Lack of work and poor silence" which it claimed powers. have spoken at will be held in Adelaide. wages have caused thou- surround it. the were invited In a communication the request from Carsands of workers to Thomas dinal Cooray for approvCardinal to leave Granada and other M ARIST FAIR Cooray, omr, of Colom- al of the acts of Ceylon's parts of the country. bo, the secretary of the second provincial counMany had emigrated to C HURCHLANDS for the cil, which recommended Congregation northern Europe. SEPT. 20TH of decision-making powers Evangelisation " There are some proI NI,1104.#41 Peoples, said the confer- for priests' senates. blems that allow no delay Archbishop Pignedoli ring of such powers on in their solution withROME.—A Bill legalising divorce, already passed by the lower house of out senates would made the point after anpriest endangering the seem to be contrary to nouncing his congrega- parliament here, will be debated in the Italian Senate at the end of Septem- peace of society," dethe documents of the tion's general ratification FOR clared Ecclesia. Second Vatican, which, of the statutes of the Cey- ber and is scheduled for a vote on October 9. SITE EXCAVATIONS The magazine stressed he said, 'attribute to the lon council. Debate and final votThe divorce bill, a right to modify the conRing 35 4488 priests' senate a consul"These statutes pro- ing by the Italian senate political hot potato for cordat without diplomat- its repulsion for violence and expressed symtative function." vide the Church in Cey- was approved by Senate years, has involved poli- ic consultations with the appropriate The communication, lon with leaders on August 12. ticians and churchmen in Holy See. from Archbishop Sergio norms for its post-concilThe approval clears stormy confrontations. It Supporters of the bill Pignedoli, was a reply to iar renewal," he said. the way for final legis- has been pushed by the maintain parliament has lative action on the con- socialists and liberals the right to pass laws W .A.O.A. troversial bill. and by the Italian League without the interference Backing the passage of for Divorce. of the Holy See and its OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST the bill permitted divpower to do so is un467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 O PTOMETR I STS The Vatican has de- challengeable because it orce on certain grounds Res.: 67 1685 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 nounced passage of the for the first time in Italy, is the highest lawmaking 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 bill as a unilateral action are all Italian parties, body in the Italian reR . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist with the exception of the to alter the concordat, public. Even as legislators go Christian Democrats and which provides for the indissolubility of mar- away for the holidays, the neo-fascists. However, even if the riage in Italy. the battle lines over divPope Paul VI and the orce are drawn. The bill were passed by the Senate — which seems Italian Bishops' Confer- forthcoming debate on likely—it does not mean ence have protested at divorce promises to be it will remain the law of the attempt to introduce among the hottest on the divorce in Italy and have subject of Church and the land. Many canon lawyers challenged parliament's state in Italy in decades. and constitutional experts maintain it will immediately be brought before the nation's Constitutional Court. This court, the equivaTHE LATEST WORD from Sydney is that on€ lent of the U.S. Sureme Court, in the past has million people are expected to see Pope Paul consistently thrown out during his visit there in late November. laws and lower court deThe tourist industry is doing roaring business, cisions that have been in and major hotels and hostels were already blockconflict with the provis- booked weeks ago. LOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS ions of the concordat The Pope's visit is primarily to meet the Bishops Phone 35-1777 or 35-2709 or 36-6391 between Italy and the of Oceania—and many Oceanian Catholics will be Holy See. following their bishops to Sydney. Legal experts say talk Several pilgrim groups from New Zealand (inof a national referendum I NSIST ON which could repeal the cluding 300 Maoris, who want to do a ceremonial dance for Pope Paul), New Caledonia, Papua-New law, is premature. If passed, the new law Guinea and Fiji are also expected. would be submitted by But, by far the biggest entourage (apart from its opponents to the Con- New Zealand) will be that from the Wallis and -Fit for a Kingstitutional Court for s Fatuna Islands. decision. LADIES! About 1,000 people from these remote islands, When letting your property, there are many As it stands now, parthe scattered across thousands of square miles in Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR costly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. liament has begun its Pacific, want to see the Holy Father. vacation summer and Butchers Shops Your worries are over from the start when left will not return until SepIf anyone deserves the right to see the Pope, it to the expert know-how of General Agency's Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions tember 21, when the sen- is the people of the Wallis and Fatuna Islands. Property Management Division. See them today! 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Industries Metals has commenced a persists, especially as Mr. assured income Concrete tax, but the principal and good 'The Directors tre not drink, smoke or drive for burden is carried Swan feasibility study on a Shierlaw may nave alien. development prospects. Ltd., Mother) ( by the mangane se prospect at aware of any results, de- pleasure. Ltd., Cement ated powerfr.1 groups in Not even the announcemore productive section Portland Ripon Hills. One may dely..-.te the re- of velopments or reasons the industry by rejecting ment of increased conindustry, and by the Terrace Arcade Ltd., Golsudden lative merits of pension home to support the their offers of finance in tracts, timed to coincide OILS buyer. The long- iath Cement Holdings price rise in the com- rises and rural subsidies, term effect of high inter- Ltd. and Mauri Brothers return for an equity. with its debut, could Oils have slipped back pany's shares. Results but on the whole the bud- est rates can only be and Thomson Ltd. have into the doldrums, with bring its shares up to NICKEL to-date have only been get looks sound. damaging, and their re- r eported increased pro- Woodside's Lacapede No. par value. Below this obtained from six of year. current Consolid ated Explora- they are a sound, if =THE ACTU STRIKE duction should be a fits in the lA abandoned as a dry drilled this in holes nine tion N.L. have dealt a The perverse lack of prime target of long F. and T. Industries hole, and no significant further blow to the good glamorous, buy. area. These holes were term economic planning. logic of news ACTU from Ampol's leader Tryal R. reported an £11.2 A mong the located to test geoaddress myth with the lightCollaboration at inter- Ltd. reduction in and minor hydrocarbon abandonment of its Mt. weights I am now watchmillion chemical and soil anom- J. Hawke in advocating a national level is essential sales, but increased pre- showings at the B.H.P.. stoppage over this budalies and gossans at an ing International, in adWindarra prospect. get also defies under- if this is to be achieved. tax from Esso Pelican No. 2. profits acid volcanic sediment dition to Clarence and One of the most instanding. He may, with With a news blanket Finance companies do $2,773,862 to $6,237,078 in contact and possible teresting preliminary North-West Oil and MinThe on Genoa-Hartog's Kus reports in by Clar- erals, although these two mineralisation some justification, criti- a great deal more than the current year. nickel cise the meagre tatan pension lend well interest money at interest, sales reduction was due on associated with an ultraare unlikely to pay off increase and the rise in however, and the more to a withdrawal from overseas exploration is ence Oil and its Asbasic intrusion. To-date, for some time. sociated Company Northtransport chrages, but to enlightened are respon- wool processing, all now centred on Turkish West Oil and Minerals the only significant reThe progress of Comsults have been 1.32 per N.L. (not to be confused stock at the moment is c ent copper and 0.26 per with North West Mininteresting in that the cent zinc between 65-70 ing). Extensive surface stock is about as volatile feet in drill hole RP 1, mineralisation has been as a piece of granite, but and 1,760 p.p.m. copper found to occur over a ten keeps inching inexorably and 2,800 p.p.m. nickel square mile area. TIO Peg- upwards. A major factor between 45-50 feet and ging is still proceeding in 2 W.A. FINANCE in its advance is those 625 p.p.m. copper and a section where gossans leases in Widgiemooltha, 3000 p.p.m. zinc between and weathered ultrabasic adjacent to those where 100 to 120 feet in RP 2. surface samples are as- B.H.P. and Inco are sinkfollow-up Additional saying 0.5 to 1.87 per cent ing an enormously expendrilling is to proceed. W.A. Finance Ltd. nickel, with readings of The drilling rig has been Price in dollars and copper, chrome and cob- sive exploratory shaft. 10 weekly turnover in alt. The detailed location There are limits to the moved to the Panhandle prospect where a prel thousands. The dra- of the lease has not been value of good addresses, 1-5 liminary drilling promatic rise in recent given, but they are in the but big guns C.R.A., Anagramme has commenweeks followed its Pilbara area and field conda and New Broken ced'. participation in for- conditions are described Hill have offered a joint venture agreement and Of such stuff rumours ming the Challenger as difficult. are at least interested. are made. I sold half my Mining Group. There are obvious pro- If B.H.P. and Inco strike holding following the blems of the location, pay dirt those Comstock 5 first company announcebut the report is not un- lease will increase a little ment, but I still like promising. more in value. Another Spargo's. I will be surnice factor about Cornprised if it is not possible INVESTMENT GUIDE stock is that it is a pento buy back in at a profit With the market ad- nyweight stock which is in a week or two's time. investors would a vance genuine explorer, International Nickel be well advised to realise which cannot be said for 41iii N.L. has followed the I I I some of their profits on all its contemporaries. It classic pattern of a comhigh fliers and to in- is still a grass roots exthe Aug's9 Augt7o pany obtaining encouragvest either in neglected plorer. however, and ing results in the early heavyweights or in the nothing more. stages of exploration. use these to excuse and sible for backing some of other divisions reported The initial price level is irresponsibly tilt at the our most productive en- increased sales. determined primarily by democratic processes of terprises, including minAlcan Australia Ltd. ing development. market tone, and it is government is absurd. showed a loss of $193,023 One would expect a An interesting local in the current half year very difficult to predict the turning point when man of Mr. Hawke's company in this category due to start up expenses background to realise is West Australian Fin- in establishing a smelter the stock is running. that pensioners are hard ance Ltd., in which a con- at Kurri Kurri. Sales of What is predictable is hit by an inflationary trolling interest is held aluminium products inthat the stock will fall economy. The moves to by Metro Industries Ltd. creased in the half year, substantially in a period contain inflation should WA Finance earns its but by a lesser amount of consolidation while be welcomed. The bene- bread and butter by sup- than had been expected. further results are awaitfits to pensioners from porting projects such as The Robe River float ed, with a strong posthe improved health Fabricated Products, made the glamour debut sibility of a rise as the scheme are far from Riverside Lodge and the which it prospectus detime for reporting draws negligible, and the cost Freeway Hotel. served. It was pleasing to near. I bought in on a Recently, however, the see that an effort had late sale on Friday. On of this is being borne reflection, this may have from increased charges company has moved into been made to achieve a been a little too early, I on the companies which the mining field and has wide distribution when recommend investment he criticizes. Ironically, a substantial holding in the initial allotments it is these companies the Challenger group, were made, and the below $1.35. which are largely respon- which includes in its small investors were not THE MISER'S BUDGET silAe for the growth in connections Australian neglected. Inevitably Minerals with such a popular float Mr. Bury's budget is a the country's earning Consolidated Unfortunately, N.L. refreshing change from power. and Westralian however, a large number its predecessor in 1969, some of our union lead- Nickel N.L. of applicants missed out. The share price varia- In case you are wonderwhich is responsible for ers are preoccupied only so much of our current with increasing the thick- tion of W.A. 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MY LIFE WITH AN ALCOHOLIC
ENOUGH OR NOT ENOUGH?/by Barry Pestana
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the rest are destitute or lonely old men who need somewhere they can call home. "This is a home," says Mr. Hodge. Here the men are provided with beds and meals. IS THERE ENOUGH being done for the Those on unemployment and sickness benefits pay alcoholic? only $3 toward their keep, save a dollar under the SHE WAS SLIM and attractive. He was tall, dark and handHouse's savings scheme, and have $6 or so to rs the Church who Rev. Peter Hodge, administe some, with impeccable character and extremely successful of England's St. Bartholomew's House for the spend. a greater in his career. Those on a higher income group make destitute in East Perth, says there is currently bigger savings—on a lot of pressure on voluntary organisations to contribution—and thus have "However, when things They were a perfect "Little Martyrs" to his ability were unbearable, I saw bear the burden of the increasing number of the principle of "to each according pair. "I did. Imet so many to his and needs." But right from the a lawyer, who recomalcoholics. "A man in need, including an alcoholic, is a start, Sylvia had a prob- mended that I see the women. They told each He says: "The Commonwealth Government makes human being. He needs a home and affection. lem: her husband, Dan, A.A. (Alcoholics Anony- other their problems...... like me, they had bemillions out of the sale of alcohol, but it doesn't Something has to be done for him. drank a little too much mous) for help. I did, come "little martyrs", of do much for the alcoholics. It does nothing for promember a to is and "At St. Bartholomew's, our chief aim for her liking. working part-time and homes such as ours, which look after alcoholics." vide hope and affection which is the most important That was about 23 the A.A. group I went the like; they spoke of to told me that an AlMr. Hodge feels there should be heavier tax on ingredient of all." years ago. their self-pity and selfschewas Dan was able to brush Anon meeting liquor, and this should go towards the "human "Over the years, there has been a marked increase ess. with duled for that night, and righteousn wrecks that liquor creates." in the number of alcoholics in Perth. While there off her anxieties "I came out of it emoattend? to like I handle would can "I "The State Government provides only 29 cents are more of them, there are still too few places to the casual tionally shocked. There it" routine. per man per week to homes such as ours." "I didn't particularly was I, thinking that I accommodate them. child first my "Then On the State's new drinking laws, he says: "Well, "For every two who find rooms with us, 20 are came along, and I didn't want to go, but then was the only woman )n I suppose there will younger alcoholics." again I thought: "Well, the world with a probturned away." pay too much attention lem. I saw that the About 35 to 40 men stay at St. Bartholomew's Mr. Hodge feels that the problem could be to him and he began to why not?" girls there were smiling, every night. Some stay for a long time, others are alleviated if more institutions, hostels and centres drink heavily. more happy, despite their and mere fly-by-nights. are built to take in alcoholics. When my second child problems, and I thought like ons organisati thought on spirits ed I pressure along, "methylat much was came "There is so A few year's ago, Sunday This is the story of to myself: "No ,they he responsibility day", but, with better understanding, the men ours—St. Vincent de Paul, the Daughters of Charity, the and Dan. The must be nuts." Sylvia shoulder to runare have we . and would recreation example— the Salvation Army, for fictitious, changed this into a day of rest and "I even lost my way names are would help him stop. but the story is true. of room. home." ,'The new liquor laws make our work harder ning out But he got even worse," But Sylvia gave it a Sylvia sought help— "Alcoholics need a homely environment, some- said Sylvia when she in this connection." try. She attended Alafter— Alfrom looked be — will it they got and know they where where told me her story. The main portion of the men there are 60 years Anon meetings regularly Anon, a group that was you may not stop their drinking. "It went on for about and over, some 50 to 60, and less around 40 to 50. although and got the bitterness off started by the wife of build more 12 to 15 years. He drank to need you this, them give "To Seldom are they younger than 40. her chest. t he founder of Alcoholfar too much for my And soon she began Almost half of them are confirmed alcoholics, buildings." the in Anonymous ics own peace of mind and to realise that Dan was States. United But budget. ly basically a man of high But because these hospitals do not demand that month Though not affiliated it wasn't so bad. It did a hard workprinciples, the alcoholic stay a prescribed period, there is a w ith it, Al-Anon has not get really out of er, and that he was, in snag: The patient can up and leave whenever he hand. a dopted many methods actual fact, ill. likes. used by the AA — for "But gradually, he beThat was five year ago. Steps. 12 Speaking on the need for more institutions, Mr. the MR. COLLYN LEE, secretary of the Inebriates xample, e gan to go downhill. He "I still go to Al-Anon Hodge. Mr. with disagrees Board, ry asks: Lee Adviso Al-Anon first The very heavily and drank to get my thinkmeetings many How "How far can the Government go? money group started in Westing right," she said reHe points out that the WA Government had more institutions would you need? How big an we had very little to go around, although ern Australia 16 years cently. recognised the need to care for alcoholics even as institution?" ago. Since then, many was getting a good he The tensions in her estabit when century, the early as the turn of great a done groups, has nt family Governme Al-Anon As it is, he feels the salary. household have disaplished an institution for the care of inebriates. as they are called, are peared. deal for the alcoholics. (the children "The sprouting up. the have, "My youngsters are But, due to a variety of reasons—not enough you come more already the of had case third "I thing it's a Al-Ateen late, Of very understanding. They people came forward, for one thing—this early more you want. then) began to notice groups have been formgo to Al-Ateen, where things. My health deterproject lapsed and was directed to charitable be criticised for saying this, but I believe could I " the same ed — on Services. they share their probhad I Health because Mental iorated organisations and the the that, if people can't get into these places easily, principles — to cater with other teenlems washing part-time do to GovernMr. Lee says that, in post-war years, the for youth whose familincentive may be to try and do something about it." and ironing and the like agers. ment has become more aware of the need for some ies need help to care "The youngsters today He says he has got the deepest respect for charit- to make a few extra f or an alcoholic memenergetic and modern rehabilitative approach. questions at an earask tredone have 'bob'. says, he which, ons able organisati ber. age." lier "We used to have freOn March 29, Karnet Rehabilitation Centre (45 mendous work. what about Dan? And or Wives, husbands, many are there was I that . out arguments quent But he also points miles out of Perth) was opened. he noticed the "Well, an who have alcoholic pensioners and the like who live comfortably. And so sick of it all that I partner and don't know change in my attitude. I The centre has a dual function: it caters for both they don't pour their money down the wine shops. went to see a doctor. He found I could still love how to tackle the probwas physically sentenced prisoners and alcoholics who are comhim with free said I providing by and, soon after, he that, him, lem Alfeels ring should also He rundown, and suggested mitted there by the courts. sought help for his conAnon on official modation, meals and such like, the alcoholic that, for my own welaccom While Karnet only caters for committed alcohol- is freed of worries in that respect. 67 1798 or 495861. dition. I suggested the fare,I seek a separation. ics, Heathcote and Claremont Hospitals take in a A.A. — and today he at"And, by doing this, aren't you increasing the But I didn't want a septends meetings and is on great number of alcoholics who volunteer to underaration. problem?" the road to sobriety." go treatment —at no expense to themselves. One thing Sylvia has ising group meetings learnt, and that is that and visits. it is absolutely useless Heathcote, Claremont nagging a man when he and the Salvation Army drinks too much. That receive alcoholics on a will make him drink voluntary basis and with- even more. In WA, there are many out change. understanding, Seaforth is that the success of any at centre The a conduct's Show Board The ERY RECOV THE psychiatric depends large- outpatient atment tre maxia help. And for cater only seek can of he'll out and clinic A fter Care RATE AMONG alcohol- counselling and that is ly on the alcoholic him- clinics where an individhelp he can rebest the ics in Western Australia ordinary working hours mum of 30, and ual can seek help Most alcoholics who ceive is from you. all the time. self. may appear, at the out- for men released from pretty well According to a promin- advice. Then there's the come out of these instiapplies to couples Karnet. set, small. No Wonder Cure ent West Australian psy- Salvation Army, and tutions are found places inThis reverse state — the But considering the chiatrist, an honest and Heathcote and Clare- to stay. is there basically, But wife is the althe years when six State past short time that the During the medical ap- mont Hospitals which meant well treatment way" "sure no organisa- coholic. has been going through ( up to August, 1969), Charitable alcoholism take in a great number for the proach to Men are welcome to the problem more scien- 3,000 attendances were or wonder drug tions like St. Bartholo. alcoholics of useless utterly be would alcoholic. nd Al-Anon meetings. atte tifically and systematic- recorded. mew's, St. Vincent de unless integrated with they Karnet, of course, only ally, it can be described the Salvation And, before long, posiThe old idea that an Alcoholics Anonymous. and Paul takes in those commitbetter a Brig. Harry Hunter, alcoholic should be left in be will as "fairly large". others Army and many AA is recognised by ted by the courts. their help who is in charge of the to hit "rock bottom" beto contribute a great deal tion Mr. Collyn Lee, secrereliable most the as most distress. centre icn Army's treatof Salvat basis in the But artners p sup"saved" be They can he respect. fore n i this tary of the Inebriates Ad organisation in the field there for alcoholics at Seaforth is ment is the same: coun- ply rooms, meals and As Sylvia says, dying. Many fast visory Board, says that. can you says tha re- people, including Alcoho- of alcoholic treatment. selling and the building clothes. Gosnells, things off are two at Karnet Rehabilitation among his lics Ananymous mem- Its doctrine is underlin- up rate physique covery the of do. Centre, 20 per cent. of steps, the overFor those determined men varies from 10 to 15 bers. feel this bottom ed in 12 simple through vitamins and "You can either the "trainees" there were first of which is that the or problems, booze," the of off to "lay most cent. per as come your can be raised to catch alcoholic must admit, to proper food, sober for 12 months or neglect the road to respectability let your problems overalcoholics the he before the alcoholic more on release. himself, that he is pow"That is the men we their health when on the is rough and tough. But come you." "Iam, of course, speak- know who are sober for sinks deeper. erless over alcohol. if they are determined "binge". ing about the men that at least two years or But the main thing per- enough, they succeed. — Barry Pestana. suffer even Some Other Avenues we know are sober." we that is heard over and Sometimes more. damage. brain However, there are sev- manent Then, there's the other This is largely due to lose track of them over over again, from experts The AA helps in most kettle of fish . . . A "RECORD" IN an intensive after-care the years. There =.ould be and those who merely eral other avenues which organby places these of , take. an can alcoholic alcoholics among work know." we don't more, programme. E VERY HOME —Barry Pestana.
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NO "HOLY NES," THESE MAJELLANS IF YOU THINK Majellan members are "Holy Joes", then you're dead wrong. In fact, they are active women who aim to bet ter the lives of mothers and wives, and, in doing so, they better their own. They are NOT sanctimonious old ladies. However, it is true that due to the great efforts ers-to-be and families, in on Sunday, Septemb er 6, most—probably all—Maj- of the Majellans, and to times of illness, accid- Wednesday, Septemb er 9, ellan meetings cover local assistant priest, ents or other emergen- and Sunday, September some aspect of spiritual Father Hugh Galloway. cies, and also to help the 13 at St. John's Hall, life. elderly parishioners. Scarborough Beach Rd., MAJELLANS make up It provides transport at 8.0 p.m. But this is not to illustrate the members' piety. the hard core of the to doctors, dentists, the Voluntary Home Help hospital, meals, washing The speakers will be , As one member said Service sub-committee recently: "This is be- of the Holy Rosary Par- ironing, general cleaning, Rev. Fr. P. Cunningham, sitting, who will speak on "Tencause, if we are Cathol- ish Council, Doubleview. daytime baby child minding and visits sions in Marriage", Mr. ics, then, when we try to The seven-member sub- to the elderly and lonely. C. Williams, of the Marbetter people, we must committ ee — comprising; Donations toward the riage Guidance Council, remember that Christian- Julie Whitely (chair- Service are handed in who will speak on "Comity is part of us." man), June Hannabery directly to the parish munications in Marriag e" The Majellans have (secretary), Pat Lanni- council. and Doctor Gurry, of the gone on from strength gan (vice-chairman), The Service welcomes Department of Child Welto strength since their in- Beryl Symonds (liaison any enquiries (ring the fare, whose topic will be ception in Western Aus- officer), Nola Woulffe, chairman on 46-3089 or "Enjoying Your Childtralia in 1958, when Le- Margaret Mann and secretary on 46-5520). ren". gion of Mary member, Mona Griffiths — has the late Mrs. Eileen about 50 volunteer helpREGIONAL CANA The parishes of ScarHoner convened a meet- ers. CONFERENCE borough, Doubleview, ing of a few women to The aim of the Service The Majellans too, North Beach and Karrindiscuss some of their is to provide emergency have organised a Cana yup will be represented problems and to talk help for mothers, moth- Conference for Parents at the Conference. things over with other women with the same THE LIVING FACTORY (continued). problems. Eight women attended the first meeting. Today, Majellan members number more than A s food enters the stomach, and the churning motion begins, the food 2,000 throughout almost enters in the direction of the pyloris and back again, until it is ready to pass 100 groups in as many parishes in the State. the gate-keeper. When she began the Why did it not pass the gate-keeper before this? How does the gatefirst group, Eileen Honer keeper know when the food has remained sufficient time in the stomach? had a simple idea. It was just that no one had How do the little gastric juice makers know the different classes of food thought of doing any- t hat enter the stomach and so vary the digestive fluid accordingly? M artin ( two years 10 months) and Kathryn ( 14 months) are two of about 50 thing to help wives and c hildren of various ages now under the constant care of the Spina Bifida Unit at m others. These are all interestP rincess Margaret Hospital. During the course of ing questions and diffiSr. M. PHILOMENA EARLE her visitation work as a cult of complete solution. B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.T.N.A., A.A.I.M.T Legion of Mary member, The nervous system preshe became aware of the sides over these mysterintense problems shared ious processes, making by the wives and moth- use of the intelligence is thought of it; yet, it is The ascending colon is communicated to the the constant revelation attached to the caecurn ers she visited. nerve-centres from the of the great power of or blind pouch, and it exCaring for the husnerve endings which God's word working in tends under the liver, band, coping with teenhave received a certain us. then transverses and deage children, house-work, stimulation. We find absorption and cends on the left side in perhaps even in-laws, all The nerve-centres un- assimilation are complet- an S-like bend then into present problems, as derstand perfectly what ed in the large intestine the rectum, which is most mothers and wives each stimulation means This section of the food closed by a strong cirknow. and they give orders to canal is about six feet cular band of muscle Why is a child born with spina phalic child, devised an ingeniou The Majellan groups the body-workers to act long, larger in diameter called s the sphincter bifida? So very little is known about valve which is inserted in the head Eileen Honer initiated accordingly. than the small intestine muscle, which forms the it, yet the disease was recorded by have given of the child and attached to a shunt The more acid the con- and has larger muscles. anus. countless the "Father of Medicine" himself. tube which feeds the excess fluid women the opportunity tents of the stomach the Hippocrates, in the fifth century developing lasting more slowly the food pasthrough the jugular vein to the heart. of before Christ. The valve and tube (both completely f riendships with others ses into the intestine, for The term itself is foreign to most concealed)—which may need to be who try, as they do, to the ad-juice stimulates parents—foreign until the voice of replaced periodically during the make their homes better the little workers about the gynaecologist introduces it . . . child's growth—have been instrumen- places in which to live. the gate-keeper, so that " . . . I am sorry, my dear, but your tal in preserving the intellect of most As one of them said re- the pylorus contracts vigchild is not normal . . . he has a conof these children, allowing 85 per cently: "Very often, we orously and does not regenital deformity of the spine . . . cent. to follow the normal school make up our minds to be lax for some time. Spina Bifida . . ." curriculum. The less acid in the better wives, better The ultimate aim is, of course, to mothers, better contents of the stomach house','he Oxford Dictionary tells us have this 85 per cent, admitted to norkeepers, better people. and the more fat present, that "bifid" means "cleft into two mal schools, allowing access to nor- But we don't know where the more quickly is the parts", and that is what a spina mal children, and a normal way of to make a start, so we do food passed on. bifida is: a section of the spinal col- life. However, the needs of spina nothing. This is a very beautiful umn has remained open, or cleft, in bifida children being as they arrangement and it cerare, "If, once a month or one section during development of this aim is in most cases at present tainly reveals Divine wisso, we are able to join in the foetus. This abnormality has out of reach. a discussion on a topical dbm in control of all the o ften occurred before the mother is NEW AWARENESS part of modern living, bodily functions. e ven aware of her pregnan cy. One can see evidence of a new or hear a talk, we have AN UNSOLVED F igures relating to the incidence awareness of the needs of handicap already made a start. MYSTERY of spina bifida present us For instance, around with a ped people. "It is not food passes through As importa nt c uriosity. In Wales and North West Perth itself, some of the newer pub- whether we hear a talk the intestinal wall, it is E ngland, spina bifida is a fairly com- lic facilities include toilets and the on diet, or take part in changed in some mystermon abnormality, occurring at the like. Specifically designed for para- a discussion on helping ious way, for it is differr ate of one in every plegic patients. In Victoria, the So- our children to 250 live births; appre- ent after it reaches the elsewhere in England , the number is ciety for Crippled Children (incor- ciate the Mass. blood from what it was a bout one in 500 births. In Aus- porating the Victorian Spina Bifida just before being assimi"T hese tralia ,the figure is even less; it things are part has Family Group) has campaigned for of lated. been quoted as being our vocation ." as low as one some time for a set of building standThis happens to be one In 1,000 live births. ards which will make public buildings of the Builder's secrets. SEMINAR A fully accessible While a number of to handicapped Our food now becomes a SUCCESS spina bifida people. Some of these specifications Children do not survive FOR EXAMPLE, the part of the stream of life. the early were used at La Trobe University and days of To coincide with Pope Paul's It is conveyed by the infancy, beyond childhood Esperance Majellan Club life expectan blood to every cell in the cy should be normal, al- at the new Tullamarine Jetport. A Sydney visit in November, we are special group, the sole aim of which recently held an interes- body, to all the living though severe renal damage (due to is to influence respons lack of offering ting specially arranged seminar on the workers, to be used by ible architects, normal bladder functioning) could pose builders, and others, to use these "Family". accommodation and air travel for a problem. them as building materstandards in public buildings, exists Spina bifida Dr. Allan Fitzpatrick, ial. both individuals and groups. nerves serving usually causes the in that state. of Albany, flew in to This is what they use the lower parts of the And for common interest groups Esperance to attend. body to be either severely for repairing and healPARENTS' GROUP damaged of 15 or more adults we offer our 9r under Among the items dis- ing. It is really the final -developed, therefore requirParents of spina bifida children, ing the child 10% group discount. to have numerous ortho- like parents of spastic children, slow cussed were family plan- process that is called aspaedic operations, The Pope's visit in November extensive hospital- learners, have found that contact with ning—in which various similation, which means isation, and frequent changes of ap- other parents in the same category methods of contracep- the making of food into possibl is y the only opportunity Paratus—ca tion, including the pill a part of ones self. Paraplegic lipers and the like. The is essential, and have therefore form- and the Australians will have to personally ovulation methcondition too, requires ed a local, Spina Bifida Parents' How does this come Physiotherapy, od, were discusse d—an Holines see His d s and we suggest and thanks to the Group, to meet bi-monthly at Princess about? eff orts of parent-child relations. therapists, most of these Margaret Hospital. call you your Travel Agent or Children do The wisest of men canlearn to walk one way Dr. Fitzpatrick said Parents are indeed most grateOr TAA's Holida not explain. Travel y • Adviser to another. ful to the staff of P.M.H. for the help lack of communication ensure your reservation. We are all spell-bound given in forming the group, and to between parents and ENGINEER'S know that the medical world, besides children caused many by the mystery of life. ENTERPRISE Probably being interested in the physical well- problems. He also stres- The turning of milk and the most serious side effect of the being of the children, is truly concer- sed the need for sex butter, wheat and corn, disease is a condition called hydrocephalus (an excess of ned for families, and the peace of education for children to fruits and nuts into c be progressive from in- blood, and the building erebro-spinal fluid—a condition by mind of parents. no means blood into of living fancy. NOTE: Further information about Patients) exclusive to spina bifida beings that move and see and, until comparatively This, he felt, would and hear, is far more the new group may be obtained from r,ecently, this condition was aimomt either Mrs. K. M. Bowskill, 49 Stirk lessen problems in life wonderful than the turnI nsurmou ntable. However, in 1956, Read, Alfred Cove John (30-4635). or Mr. later. ing of water into wine. StatesHolter, an engineer in the United George Ferguson, 44 Halse Crescent, 919 1700,70 The seminar proved an This process, however, and the father of a hydroce- Melville (30-4962). overwhelming success is so common that little
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Cathedral Group Booming St. Mary's Cathedral YCW club, just over 14 months old, has come to life with its recent Miss YCW Queen Quest. Recent dances held to raise money have also been very successful. The club's most recent event was a wel l organised car rally, handled in cavalier fashion by Charles Farano and John Lucas. All credit must go to these members for the dedication and determination for the success shown. Sub-committees have been formed to run various, activities, which take much pressure off hard working president Brendan Jenkinson. All sub-committeemen work hard at all jobs posted their way and credit is due. The girls' group is currently also working with great enthusiasm, not only for its, entrant's sake, but also for the Cathedral Club. Juliet, our nominee (you will al l know her when she wins), has the girls combining wel l and their efforts are of alturistic standards. So keep reading "The Record" and I shal l keep you posted on W.A.'s most progressive club, Cathedral.
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BARBECUE
Bentley Y.C.W. invites Manning Y.C.W. will hold a car trial on Sun- everyone to the `Bestest' day, August 30, at 9.45 and most 'Groovy' Bara.m. starting at the becue of the year, August 29. Manning Hotel. The Manning Y.C.W. Music and a dance cabaret is scheduled for the Aquinas Hall on Sep- floor will be on the site. tember 5. Tickets availAll people interested able at the door ($3.00 a are to meet at the Bentdouble). ley Convent School beFor further informa- fore Monday to the vention, contact the Y.C.W. ue at 138 Gerrard St., Admission office. Supper provided; Cannington, bring your own drinks. 50 cents. Bedford Park Y.C.W. will hold a dance, September 13, at Alexander Park Tennis Club — feaTickets are now on turing the Troupadors— sale at the Y.C.W. Office. at 8.00 p.m.
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HOLIDAYS
Out and about with the . . .
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By Provaco For two weeks, thousands of young West Australians will enjoy holidays, even those who have to face Junior and Leaving exams soon after they return to school. How are you going to spend your leisure time during the two weeks? Of course, you have planned to spend some time enjoying outdoor activities such as swimming (too cold?), walking, games, anything that will give you time in the fresh air after the months of hours spent in school. Many of you have made plans but here is a suggestion which may startle you: Will you sacrifice one day of those precious 14 for someone else?
LONELY, SICK OR OLD? In every suburb there are old people who are lonely or sick or crippled with arthritis. You must know of some old man or woman who lives alone and seldom has anyone to visit them. Now, don't give that old excuse: "I can't approach people who are practically strangers. What would they think if I 'barged' into their homes? They would welcome you with open arms because the greatest lovers of young people are the really old men and women. What about old Mrs. Jones? You have seen her hobbling down to the shop once a week and you know that she lives alone. Well, knock on her door and tell her that you have holidays and would like to do something for her, maybe mow her lawn, mend a broken fence, clean her house, do something for her. You have seen that old chap tapping his stick along your street. His white stick tells you he is nearly blind and you know the only one who visits him is his son who comes to Perth three times a year. He may long for someone to read to him. Ask him. WHO IS MY NEIGHBOUR? Your neighbour isn't just the person who lives next door but everyone, particularly those who need help. We are all familiar with the story of the crafty lawyer who tried to confound Christ when he asked him which was the greatest commandment and Christ's reply: "The first is to love God and the second is to love your neighbour as yourself." And we all know how much we love ourselves! Doctors receptionist, Kathleen Benson ( above ) , will represent Albany A DAY TO REMEMBER If you sacrifice only one day to help someone who in this year's Miss YCW Quest. is longing for a sign of love, for someone to show Graylands at Kathleen, i9, is presid- teacher they are interested, you will always remember that ent of -the Albany YCW College and is also studyas one of the most rewarding days of your day Girls group and has re- ing sociology at WAIT. life. presented the town with Helen is also on the others at several YCW South Perth Parish Counconferences cil. 20 Mabel St., councils, functions social and 3. Centre: Leederville's South Perth throughout the State. entrant in the quest is 2716 67 She is also a keen Marie Pusey. Marie is PAINTING CONTRACTOR sportswoman, and lists secretary at Leederville men's and women's rules and is at present under.11.11,11k#1.#4,INIP basketball and tennis taking a Youth Leaderamong her favourites. ship Course with the NatHer hobbies included ional Fitness Council, dressmaking Marie works as a clerk THE organised, at AMP Society. has She C ATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU with the assistance of WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY 4. Christine Scorer is the other Albany YCW PICNICS DANCING the Beaconsfield entrant. members, several fund TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF CABARETS is a shorthand typist She raising functions, includR IVER TRIPS and PARTIES Wills with George ing a cake stall, a walk- Co., Fremantle, Christine THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS athon, a car rally and a plays the guitar and also Further Details: Margaret Nally, 61-5730 'Hippy Dance'. enjoys singing. She is Frank Humphris, 65 4620 Latest entrants from also keen on women's the metropolitan area cricket. are: 5. Riverton's entrant is 1. First from left: Krys- Mary Jo de Sousa. Mary tyna Glass is Shenton Jo is a first year PharPark's entrant in the macy student at the Miss YCW Quest. Krys- WAIT. She is a keen tentyna works at the Main nis player and likes Roads Department as a swimming. shorthand typiste. Parttime studies in leaving Carmelite priests English and mathematand brothers are person in the "Each ics keep Krystyna busy. active. They teach own his Church has in secondary schools, to service particular is Truslove 2. Helen conduct parishes, render . . . " the Manning entrant. She give missions and is a second year trainee retreats. They actively set out to promote the life of prayer among lay people. The ideal of the Carmelite Order is that of prayer. This has been the tradition of the Order, in these times it inspires fellow labourers of Christ.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theo Linden after their recent wedding at the Holy Family Church, Como. The bride is the former Carmel Barlow. Father Linnane officiated. groom The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Barlow, and the Linden. W. M. Mrs. and Mr. of son second the The groom's elder brother, John, was the best man, and younger brother, Bert, the groomsman. His sister, Maria, and the bride's friend, Marlene Schulze, were the bridesmaids. T heo is currently undergoing National Service and is now on his way to serve in Vietnam.
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married recently in St. Joseph's Church, Albany. Albany couple, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hunt ( above), were Albany; the groom the son of Mr. and Street, Rowley of Boyd, Suzanne Miss formerly The bride was Albany. Mrs. W. E. Hunt of Wakefield Crescent, and Mrs. Lorraine Hunt, who were matrons Suzanne was attended at the wedding by Mrs. Chris Dekker the groomsman. Hunt John Mr. and Hunt Bill Mr. was of honour. Best man Hockey Hall where they were received by the One hundred guests attended a reception at the Apex their future home at Albany. parents of the bride and groom. Peter and Suzanne will make
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TWO LOCAL men will be ordained priests at St. Mary's Cathedral on Saturday, September 5, at 9.30 a.m. They are Rev. Trevor (left), and Callaghan St., Leederville, at August: (right), Hewitt Ted 50 Rev. Fee: a.m. 10.15 The Pagoda. the At 29. unhave whom of both car. per cents for booked club has dergone theological stu100. Transport at Re- Squash: Fridays at the dies at St. Francis XavOxford Squash AcadBuilding, patriation Seminary, South Ausp.m. 8 ier at emy St William corner of tralia. and Mounts Bay Road September: They will offer Thanksat 7.30 p.m. 2. Elections at 77 St. giving Masses on Sep8 at Terrace, George's the at meet Trial; 30. Car tember 6, at 11 a.m. at p.m. clubrooms. 385 Oxford The Queen of Martyr's Church, Maylands, at Church, Clara Santa Bentley, respectively. Lawley - born Mount Rev. Ted Hewitt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. SPECIAL E. Hewitt. He studied at H OSPITAL Perth C.B.S. before entering St. Charles' Seminary, Guildford. 111...1111011nlmilmmismonsimpRev. Burmese - born Trevor Callaghan, son of PL TNO: of MelAfter her experience in Mrs. S. Callaghan, Just finished her posttham, and the late Lieucare , preparation the nursin course graduate OPTICIANS —OPTOMETRISTS tenant T. E. Callaghan, ing is Miss Janet Desi, and accommodation of in 1942, CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Eastern patients undergoing a moved to India Samurai, of LorPERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 8151 Papua (above). wide range of surgical studied at St. Anne's . LuckConvent, Day eto PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET . com21 5304 She studied at the Mis- treatment, she feels FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... ... 3 5 2602 sion school for many petent to tackle the new now, moved on to ScotCOTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 years and then took up problems which await land where he completed his secondary schooling training at the Papuan her. While in Perth, she at St. Mungo's Academy Medical College, Port in Brothers) made a large number of (Marist Moresby. Perth, to moved 1956, After three years study friends and visited many acshe was sent to Perth to places that interested her worked with a local enand firm countant's gain experience in thea- professionally. She will take up her tered St. Charles', Guild2 LONDON COURT tre nursing. This she did at the Royal Perth Hos- new appointment next ford in 1964 and then St. Francis Xavier, S.A. Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 week. pital. This is just another She is looking forward FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, to the new challenge example of how religious SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. which awaits her in Ra- and civil authorities can baul Hospital, to which combine in their efforts E stablished 25 Years. she has now been ap- towards assisting development of peoples. pointed. On Saturday, August 22, Miss Janet Phillips, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Phillips, of Christie Street, was married to Mr. Ian WinchBuist, son of Mrs. E. Winch-Buist and the late Mr. W. Winch-Buist, of To be a Capuchin Franciscan Missionary . . . Gertrude Street, at St. as brother or priest . . . is to be a front-line Francis Xavier's Cathedral. Father Brian Ahearn worker in God's service for peace and human officiated. betterment. More workers are needed urgently, * Aquinas Capuchin Twenty-five not only in Australia, but also in the missions s were addressed student of New Guinea, Indonesia, Okinawa and other on the Abrolhos by Miss Capuchin missions throughout the world. Nancy Basile at an evening session here on Friday. The party went to the POST THIS FOR FULL PARTICULARS in the carrier slands I Vocation Director, boat Emmalou. 98 Catherine Street, Leichhardt. 2040. *
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Forthcoming Retreats at Our Lady o the Rosary Retreat House A ug. 30-Sept. 6: Dominican Sisters' Retreat. Sept. 7-11: Pallottine Lay Missionaries. Sept. 16: East Victoria Park Parish. Sept. 20: Victoria Park and Embleton Parishes. Sept. 25-27: Majellan Retreat. Oct. 3-4: Third Order of St. Francis. Oct. 9-12: Younger Sets' Retreat - 17 to 24 yr. olds.
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EDUCATION YEAR
Priest Ordered PALMY RA PARISH THE NEED FOR ORTHODOX To Resign ON THE MOVE CATHOLIC TEACHING
BIRMINGHAM, England.—A well-known English THE PARISH of Our Lady of Fatima, Palmyra, priest has been told by his superior to resign from is on the move. THE PHILOSOPHY of existentialism, at times, becomes a theology because And the youth in that area are to be compli- the Catholic Renewal Movement, an unofficial it attempts to answer the ultimate questions that can be raised by the mind mented. organisation seeking changes in the Church's of the man. position electing Besides on birth control and other matters. a At this Mass, one of goals, because they are • Are children in our Parish Council, they have the members stepped on. PHILOSOPHY OF The priest is Father liberalise the position of essential to the fulfil- schools, at any rate, giv- gone a step further and t o the pulpit to read the John Challenor, of BirmEXISTENTIALISM the Church." have formed their own lessons, while two others ment Christ's of cornreason en to doubt the The second trend is The executive council Youth Council, which, in made the Offertory pre- ingham, member of the that of the philosoph5, mand: "Thou shalt Love Divinity of Jesus Christ, Congregation of the Ora- has now written to appointed has turn, its sentation of the bread of existentialism, which, Thy Neighbour as Thy- the authority of the tory, founded here in the Father Challenor's supown representatives to and wine. Church self." He founded to at times, becomes a thethe Parish Council. Seven harmonious 19th century by Cardinal erior, Father Geoffrey ology, because it atBut agnostic secular continue His work and Wamsley, at the Birmingassures This them of a young guitarists provid- John Henry Newman. tempts to answer the ul- humanism, which may preserve His teaching The order for Father ham Oratory, asking on voice in parish affairs ed the vocal talent. ages? through the timate questions that be called the loving of while, at the same time, They sang sweetly the Challenor to resign fol- what grounds the request can be raised by the our neighbour without • Have any forms of exannouncement to resign membership closer establishing consimple, yet lowed delightfully mind of man. the love of God, or the istentialism found their tact with the not-so- inspiring words of the that the movement in was made. We know existential- programme for changing way into our classrooms, young members Father Wamsley, conof the hymns of their own Birmingham would coism is a reaction against the world without the making it possible, if not operate with the Family firming that Father ChalChurch. choice. its opposite extreme: a benefit of guidance from easy, for children to Since its inception two It was all quite over- Planning Association in lenor had been asked to rigid essentialism, which God or of any motive think they can ever be months ago, the Youth whelming. producing a pamphlet on resign from all connechad been inclined to ne- that transcends the pre- a complete law unto Council has organised a birth control. tions with the Renewal "die-hard the Even tratiect or even deny the sent, will never succeed themselves, or that there dance, which achieved ditionalists" A spokesman for the Movement told reporttaken were individual differ ence s because it does not re- is no such thing as sin, the purpose of bringing in. Renewal Movement des- ers: among human beings. cognise man for what he whereby they might lose the youth of the area toNow want they to cribed the action against "Father Challenor's reIn its extreme form, is: a creature made im- the friendship of God? gether, and more recent- know when "the next Father Challenor as part signation is now effective however, as we find it mortal in the image and • Is it possible that, at ly, a Folk Mass. of a "witch hunt against and there is no more to time" is going to be. Al the writings of Martin likeness of God; a crea- times, so exaggerated a those people seeking to be said." Heideger, Karl Jaspers, ture needing redemption stress is placed on the Jean Paul Sartre, and from sin through the social obligations of a many others, existential- Precious Blood of Jesus Christian, or on the ism makes the individual Christ; a creature to need of changing society reforming this supreme, accountable to whom God has revealed and no law of truth or of Himself in Christ, who world, that the First Commandment is rarely God or of origin or of adverted to or hear: destiny. Shalt Love The It is this that has led This is the second "Thou to the exaggerated no- and concluding part of Lord Thy God With Thy LONDON.—The British Broadcasting Corporations of freedom and Cardinal Carberry's Whole Heart And Soul tion has been accused of biased reporting of personalism and even speech to some 4,000 And Mind And Will"? events in Northern Ireland in a front-page article Let there be no mislawlessness today. archdiocesan teachers A New Zealand priest well known for his work in the Universe, national Catholic weekly. deeply take: am and as I Again, its persuasive a t their annual meeting committed among New Zealand's minority Maori people, influence is bound to en- in St. Louis, Missouri, irrevocably The article, from the .....#####'00#00004P4P4,04,04ikee to our obligation to love Father C. Horgan, has called for an upgrading of paper's Dublin corresgulf some of the Catho- USA. one another, to love our education for them at all levels. lic thinkers and writers pondent—Douglas Hyde enemies, to work for the and educators of our Just back after studyWith many Maori —said "the increasingly the. ing race relations in the youths leaving school un- biased nature of the all of time. in turn, reveals His will righting The third trend that to the end of time wrongs that flourish in United States and else- educated, feelings of BBC's 'straight' news remay be detected in al- through the Church He our society today as any where overseas, he said frustration and inade- ports from Belfast" dismost all fields of educa- founded; a creature des- one in your midst. experience of the "black quacy in a dominantly turbed the Irish press tion today is that which tined to attain, by his co- I am merely proclaim- power" struggle and the European society too and public. endeavours to make a operation with the re- ing the truth that we wide gulf between often results in gang vioThe British governreligion out of agnostic deeming grace of Christ shall instill neither an peoples helped him to lence, particularly in MONUMENTAL adequate motive nor the see more clearly the Auckland, N.Z.'s largest ment, the army and the secular humanism. and obedience to His SPECIALISTS BBC were seen as hostile We find this present- will, an everlasting com- Divinely revealed meth- t hings New Zealand city. ods of changing the should avoid. ed, for example, in the munion with God. Although the State sys- forces, Hyde claimed. 483 Great Eastern world unless we are books of the Anglican tem does not provide for Many Behind of the Father contemOur Horlove the steeped in Hiway, Redcliffe Hyde said he was not separate Bishop A. T. Robinson schools for ("Honest to God" and porary so-called theolo- Lord and Saviour Jesus gan's comment is a wor- Maoris, mainly on the prejudging the issue but Phone 65 3157 showing that "But I Can't Believe gies of hope are nothing Christ, and determined sening situation for the grounds that segregation simply brown-skinne other d than Maori veiled forms holiness that achieve to A fter Hours 67 3815 is bad, there are a num- there are two sides to that") and the books of of life to which He has people. For many years ber of Catholic and other the question. Rarvey Cox ("The Secu- of secular humanism, smug in its boast of rac- church-run schools And the words of the called us all. lar City" and "On Not speciial harmony- and corn fically for Maori students. statement better No have Leaving It never To The Psalmist Hotel Dianella plete equality, New ZeaSnake") and of Joseph been more true: "Unless of this truth can be The argument here is land is beginning to beA LEXANDER DRIVE Paragraph in than found F letcher ("Situation God builds the house that these people need come a little uneasy. Phone 76 1699 Ethics" and "The New they labour in vain who 19 of the "Pastoral Conspecial help and underbuild it, unless God stitution of The Churchi 4 modern fully serviced motel Morality"). standing so they can It is true that for „mita each with private faciliIt is the belief that guard the gates, they in the Modern World of years ties Mod rates, air condition_ the Maoris had learn to cope and take and heated. 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The questions that I stances of his origin man goals which the secular Phone 87 2418 taking tions is far higher for E E HOME DELIVERY advantage of this humanism sets for itself raise, then, are very is already invited to con- equality. pupils from Cnr. Cambridge and these Phone 81 1028 are good: they are, as simple but supremely verse with God. schools, than for Maori A lexander Irene McHenry, Proprietress Sts., important: Wembley Pointing out that 80 pupils attending outlined by Harvey Cox, "For man would ncit State the elimination of war • Are any of our Catho- exist were he not creat- per cent. of Maori school high schools. and poverty, and dis- lic schools, founded and ed by God's love and leavers are unqualified, Educationists are urgBayswater Hotel crimination and hatred, maintained as they have constantly preserved by Maori leaders are warnThe Railton OPP. 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BUDGET PROTEST Albany To Have Youth Centre PETER RATTIGAN
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INFANT CARE IN NOR-WEST MISSIONS
Now often do you hear people complain about Two Sisters of St. John of God, stationed in the Kimberleys, attended rising prices and that they "can't make ends meet?" Youth and Community Informa- the annual Welfare Conference held recently at St. Catherine's College, WA ALBANY.—A probably quite often, for it is a common prac- tion, Inquiry and Counselling Centre may soon money. University. They were Sisters M. Josepha May and M. Mans Stella. tice to gripe about be set up here. unfortunately all these people do is complain; Sister M. Josepha open- children on neighbouring state houses to which The idea has been sug- tion and inquiry, countake any positive action to remedy the She is a wel- many families have adtheY don't the first Infant Health stations. ed educaadult and selling Albany the gested by iniquitous economic structure of this country. and soon vanced. visitor, come Kimberleys the in Clinic social Youth Committee, which tion pertaining to She also regularly The unenthusiastic response to the ACTU's call her baby scales are set mass at Broome in 1960. through on educati need real a is there feels by all Australian workers mothers visits Mowanjum Presbythe while up the to attends now She lectures. f or a three-hour stoppage and media the in for such a service illustrates this inactivity. terian Mission and Yeeda At a recent special mothers and babies in and babies and prelast Tuesday district. for most. around. Station, several miles out usual as business It was The object will be to meeting between Stipen- Broome, but her area in- schoolers crowd on her Conditioned to accept Government actions with- provide the community, diary Magistrate, H. J. cludes such far flung out- She has much helpful ad- of Derby, to check charges. small Aborthese give to vice and public the to Bay, adverse how as Beagle matter , posts no out question, particularly the youth, Ryan, Dr. A. Fitzpatrick Each Tuesday morning La iginal mothers, who need and ood we muffed our big chance to lodge a strong with a bureau or neigh- high school principal A. Lombardina may be seen, bag in hyshe in guidance much Missions. Grange offiyouth policy. fiscal and t's s bourhood centre to assist Richard protest against the Governmen boarding the otter caring hand, of methods gienic a VicJosepha, Sister was it The chief objection to the 1970 budget is that it with everyday problems. cer, M. Moran, plane to Cockatoo and their children. for clinic neat a has torian, most the that agreed be made to could able Contact most the is contrary to the principle that Sister M. Mans Stella, Koolan Islands, Yampi letter or satisfactory way of gaug- built with the aid of the afford the heaviest burdens of taxation should by telephone, an Irish vocation, began Sound, the centre of the on a eople section a townsp ing the need for such personal contact. Infant Health work in Dampier Mining Combear them. to hold a of the shire land. be would centre EducaYouth Albany pany. Progressive income taxation is the only fair way tion Officer, Mike Moran, seminar. Here she attends to the Derby in 1964. revenue. Here, she holds an Into obtain government Today, she has a beauThis is scheduled for needs of the multiracial supported the has who preMr. Bury has brought forward a budget which idea, said there would be October 14 at the Albany European and Asiatic tiful modern clinic built fant Health and clinic. school in the unjust reforms substantial no School ntroduces DamHigh the of which in- with the aid population, i no attempt to overlap Senior These two Sisters of indirect any existing organisa- Science Lecture Theatre cludes a large number of pier Mining Company, income tax structure, but which increases St. John of God care for Carr, K. and Mr. p.m. Shire 7.30 Derby the at axation. Aborigines. tions. t a very large area of the The centre would, in- from the Health EducaThis increase will be a severe blow to those in Every second fortnight townspeople. and are conKimberleys Department, Mr. She has a large num- stantly kept busy, checkshe packs up her Landthe lower income group. For the rising prices stead, supplement their tion representaa and Ryan rover and sets off on the ber of white and aborig- ing on young which will result from it will affect the pockets work. their The three major areas tive of the Citizens Ad- long trek to Beagle Bay inal children in her area, to a far the carrying charges, of the poor and those on fixed incomes suggested are informa- vice Bureau, will speak and Lombadina Missions, all of whom pay weekly Image of God, by their greater extent than those of the wealthy. a distance of 150 miles. visits to her clinic for life time of dedication Especially as it is necessities such as alcohol, the insuffered have which petrol and the religious garb and On the alternate fort- help and advice. obacco t duties. Sister frequently calls they wear into some of night, Sister heads for La creases in sales and custom Grange, 120 miles south on her charges at the the forgotten quarters of Pensioners have been hit hardest by the budget. of Broome, to attend to Native Reserve and in this vast continent of the received The paltry 50 cents-a-week increase they the babies and small various transitional and Nor-West of Australia. living of cost the in rise the cover even will not over the past year. It seems that they are to continue to live in poverty and humility for some time to come. Victims of the government's financial policy, underlying principle seems to be that the rich hose w finally flown out by Cathshould be given every incentive to become richer ay Pacific on Sunday. while the poor should be thankful for what they've Most of the medicines got and accept the situation, the pensioners only drugs that have gone are PERTH.—A Perth priest and his well-wishers out of vogue with Aushope is that there will be a change of parliamenare responsible for a valuable cargo of medical tralian doctors, or are tary power soon. denounced supplies which left on Sunday, bound for the samples sent to them by violently has Gorton Prime Minister Philippines. president, its , particularly more drug companies. and, ACTU, the Mr. Bob Hawke, for calling the Tuesday stoppage. villages, the into Manila Father Brian Gore, All are still clinically Accusing the unions of trying to "take democwhose parents live in where he was appalled at valuable. action their racy onto the streets", Mr. Gorton saw Rev. Father M. I. King (above), Director of Catholic Alfred Cove, left Perth the great need for mediThe supplies will be deR adio and Television Services in Melbourne, is a busy nearly two years ago to cal care among the poor. as a usurption of the role of Parliament. He wrote to friends in livered to the Redempeducational This concern of Mr. Gorton's about democracy man, and it isn't often that he goes to Port Melbourne undertake Hospital at Kabanexisting in the streets is an apt illustration of the to inspect arriving vessels. But he did inspect the work in the Philippines. Applecross and appealed torist kalan, on Negroes Occidfor help . Galileo on which Catholic World Exploration Tour that ignorance and stupidity of our politicians. After six months of entale Island, north west leaves Australia in February next year, escorted by To learn the ancient By definition, democracy should not only exist and re-packing, of the main island of gathering be will King Rossi. Father Mary C islands, the atholic personality, of language in the streets but in our schools, factories, and t he chaplain. he had to go out from a 55-pound package was Luzon. homes. Democracy is a way of life; it cannot be confined to the sacred precincts of Parliament. By condemning the unions action, Mr. Gorton Executive Meeting, has shown that he is not a supporter of democracy. Wednesday, September The Australian workforce has every right to go 2, All Saints Centre, 10 into the streets and protest about the budget. a.m. Afternoon at 1 For what is the use of the unions fighting for p.m. higher wages if the government simply raises the • Leederville Branch, in cost of living and nullifies any increase they receive. the Presbytery, at 8 p.m., It is forbidden by law for any unlicensed person to carry out Thursday, September 3. The budget lowers the real income oi Australian electrical wiring in homes, shops, factories, or other premises. Perth members • South workers. It is designed to benefit the foreign inIt is also illegal for any licensed person to enter into any to meet at the home of arrangements or contract for wiring work, unless registered as vestors and wealthy business concerns, while neg- Mrs. D. Murphy, 18 Onsan Electrical Contractor by the SEC. lecting the interests of the average Australian low St. at 1.30 p.m., You MUST NOT repair your flexible leads, plugs or sockets, citizen. Thursday, September 3. your washing machine, refrigerator or any of your domestic 9 Australians not only have a right but a duty to • Brentwood after appliances. protest against it, and against the principles that a.m. Mass on Friday. If in doubt, ring your Electrical Contractor or the S.E.0 September 4. led to its formulation. on Park • Victoria daily Tea roster, (AugMEMORIALS ust 31 to Sept. 4). ÷ • Card Party, All Saints Centre, 1.30 p.m., Thursday, September 3. 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE • Seminary Card Party, Monday evening, SepSpecialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected a nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. tember 7. Members of Het Ls wettelijk verboden aan een leder zonder vergunning A tutte le persone sprovviste di licenza vicne fatto divleto per electrische montage tilt te voeren in particullere hulzen. legge di effettuare qualsiasi genere d'impianto elettrico, sla in the Social Committee Designs and Quotes without obligation. w inkels, fabrieken of enig ander nand negozi, stabiliment1 ed ogni altro tipo dl locale. net che casa a.m. at 10 We have over 60 years experience." 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To Aussie Producers: Produce Better Stuff First
No Australian watching a documentary coverage of a meeting protesting the lack of Australian. made television shows screened by Australian television companies could help but sympathise. I did—but not for But, frankly, I am and that is not compli- tery how men like Leigh sceptical. long. mentary . . . yet. managed—it makes it obSurely, we can learn vious that it was hard There are too many I am sceptical of the glib answers and too attitude of the 500 actors all there is to know about work because he had much self-deception in and TV people who met the simple production of more to contend with the arguments heard on in a protest rally in Syd- television film from the than physical hardships. ABW 2's Four Corners ney and who glibly ad- Americans. From then Leigh had to first mitted they were think- on, it will be up to the understand his medium. on Saturday night. ing of their own liveli- script-writers, directors He had to grasp the land, This seemed an im- hood as though such and manufacturers. Not the people, especially in portant programme for arming frankness disex- to mention the advertis- the docks inhabitated by a critic to watch, and it cused the pettiness of the ers and viewing public. sailors, criminals and was well worth the sentiment. effort for anybody con- I am sceptical that bad Hector Crawford said prostitutes who did not it on Four Corners: "In want him, and he had to Goodbye Lionel Long. sources say Mr. Long cerned with the choice Australian material is a the radio days, we used grasp what was needed. Homicide will never for- met his nasty end in the of material for this good substitute for bad series because he was to export stuff—lots of He succeeded, and his get you. most potent media. American and English it—all over the world. efforts were compared looking for more money crying just It's a It was a return of the programmes because the Australian radio was with the work of an out- shame there isn't more instead of more villains slick Four Corners which sad fact is that poor Aus- considered excellent." back missionary of to- in the cops and robbers and malfactors. has had a tendency late- tralian programmes are Lionel Long has denied There it is. The actors day, as Leigh first minis- game for an honest ly to become a bit rag- often sillier than poor and such-like who want that he left the Austratered, and the founof policeman. ged—no doubt an effect American lia's answer
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Reliable forward—Australian TV smacks of just another may not have meant it this how many modern 0.#4 , 104.4.04,1P4P~.~######1411 must develop its own form of nationalism—the the way I saw it: "You clergymen take refuge in ,0 national character; it mindless worship of a don't see television in dogged hard work from must reject the American nation by itself. other countries showing the tougher and more Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set nonsense which predom- I don't want to be mis- Australian shows!" courageous task of uninates; it must provide understood. No-one hates Of course you don't— derstanding something employment for its own the epidemics of USA- it's not good enough! totally alien — today actors, directors, writ- produced family and The television people Leigh's great unknown is ers; it must not be a drama series more than interviewed on the Four what CITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 people modern channel for Australian I do—except Hogan's Corners programme con- want from religion. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS capital into foreign pock- Heroes, of course. sidered most things— Locks, Door Closers and Safes OverHauleci Serviced * ets, Australian material But it is no use; it is Australian content, creCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immed'l!e Service must have more time and bad economics to spend dit loadings, the effect of PERTH.— Representamore prime viewing a lot of money to trans- the third stations in tives from five political NesilhiPO4,11.41PIP.INPINIP,IPI,MINININIP#4,0•M#4...~#00...... ' time. late the same silly sen- NSW, Victoria, SA and parties in Western Aus- , timents from lonerican Queensland, the costs of tralia each gave a 15English to Australian local productions — and minute speech on party MARIST FAIR English. If a lot of most wanted Govern3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY policy at a discussion is going to be ment action. evening organised rePhone: 8 2406 C HURCHLANDS money spent on Australian-made The usual Australian cently by the Mercedes Types Electrical Work Undertaken All of these have programmes, ndustrial i squeal— "Pro" SEPT. 20TH . the youth of to- Fifth Year girls YCS to be better. tect us! Surround us day are marvellous," movement. 0#4,4 , 04.4,41NIN Why is it that present with tax concessions and said Francis Albert The parties representAustralian material looks tariffs!"—emerged sadly Sinatra as he did his ed were the Country Dry end Sweet funny? Improving per- from the programme. "thing" on TVW 7 Mon- Party (Mr. Elphick), the A!icir Wines haps, but funny. They're kidding them- day night. "They have a Communist Party (Mr. AS Seven Hil ls Sacramental Wine is made by Jesuits FOR The light is coarse, the selves if they think the voice in politics, they Clements), the Democra, t complies with the requirements of Church Law sound is harsh and self- means will justify the have protest marches tic Labor Party E ARTHWORKS (Mr. conscious. You can tell end. Making television against pollution and, John Martyr), Westral Wine and Spirit Agency the AusRing 35 4488 as soon as you look at it easy for its makers will most of all, they tralian Labor Party (Mr. 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 buy that it is Australian— mean weak television— records." 0#4 , 04.4.04.4.4.4.4,4^0.#4 , 0W4PANNINI Burke) and the Liberal the means conditions the And thus, with the old Party (Mr. Viner). end. Representatives from smooth charm and whimP. NORRISH & CO. Australian programmes sical wit, 22 State, Catholic and Frankie baby LAND and ESTATE AGENTS obviously have to win showed us Independent he still had it. o ther their place in the prime It's older perhaps, OR PROMPT ATTENTION IN but schools turned up. viewing spots. Credit rat- got it he BUYING OR SELLING The highlight of the still has. ings, loadings governevening was the "open C 7ntact us at: BOOKINGS NOW OPEN FOR BOTH The Sinatra polish ment restrictions, laws forum", a question-and148A FITZGERALD STREET, S PECTACULAR PROGRAMMES and all that paraphan- gleamed through num- answer period which NORTHAM alia will be useless until bers written by song- rounded off the night. Sept. 4 - 12: we simply learn to pro- writers old enough to One of the organisers DON be QUIXOTE his sons. 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This is a programme made in Sydney dealing Rudolf Nureyev's specwith the careers of emtacular production of the inent churchmen in Ausballet, "Don Quixote," bastralia's history. Except ed on the famous story by Cervantes, will be the spefor its very limited dramatic appeal, it makes cial drawcard of the first good watching. t wo programmes during Leigh was a Methodist the forthcoming season to preacher who preached be presented by the Ausin the country around tralian Ballet '70. The season will comSydney under the patronage of Governor Macmence on September 4 and will continue until Quarie. It was a patronage, which offered freeThe hairpiece that cov- September 19 at His dom of movement be- ers his bald patch gives Majesty's Theatre. cause Leigh surprised his age away, he's put on Les Patineurs (The MacQuarie by steadfastly weight, he sometimes Skaters), a Frederick refusing the usual offers looked a little leaned on Ashton ballet, deals with of land, which were in. by his supporting artists, the wittier side of ballet. variably taken by other Diahann Carol and the This production, along rilergymen of the period. Fifth Dimension, but with Robert Helpmann's Instead, Leigh asked for there is something time- Sun Music, and Balanthe land to be used as less in the talent and chine's Serenade, will be churches and welfare pure professionalism of the second programme centres. America's best-known presented by the same The programme is well Italian - boy - made - the- company for a five-day written and well narrat- big-time. season commencing on ed. It does not leave it Frank Sinatra, I could September 15. (For picas something of a mys- see more of—and love it. ture, see Page 15.)
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* SUNDAY
THINGS TO DO WHEN THERE'S NOTHING
Robyn Turner, Nedlands (11); Claire Dailly, WilAUGUST 30 son (10); Lance Joseph Jayne Gray, Gosnells Taylor, Carlisle (5); PatHere are some ideas (13); Gregory Lenane, ricia Saunders, Mosman you might like to try that Bindi Bindi (10); Jenni- Park (12); Jerome fer Heuran, Bicton (12); Browne, Como (8); Luc- during your holidays. Inthe about Tony Paxton, Alfred Cove inda Walsh, Welshpool formation need and you materials (14); Michael Satie, West (11); Ronald Hendriks, W ith the holidays upon us, I would Perth (14); Rosemary East these Victoria Park (10). how to go about a and happy a all you things can be obtained Lambe, Scarborough l ike to wish from your local library. (11); Elizabeth Medley, f ruitful two weeks. * FRIDAY These are simply some Pearce (13); Regina Ryan enand relax I t is all very well to ideas of which you yourMt. Pleasant (8); Michael SEPTEMBER 4 holidays, your during yourselves not have self may Mark McLinden, AttaPiggott, Coolbellup (9); joy often dale (7); Bryan Harty, thought: Geraldine Doyle, holidays Beverother, or somehow but (14); Jimmy Picture Making: With ley (13); Steven Martin, Millen t urn into a time of boredom and dis- Como (12). colours, O'Logalen, Rivervale (10); paints, content. Patricia Seery, Balga pieces of paper, (13); Denise Donnelly, I f you cannot go away — and this * MONCMY pieces of material, Karrinyup (10); Anthony holiday every in do AUGUST 31 to impossible is wool cut up into small Mitchell, Minnivale (13); Margaret Diviney, Red- Michael Hosken, Nedthere are often cries of: pieces. period cliffe (7); Gavin Hegney, lands (12). Paper mache: Lots of "Mum, I haven't got anything to Doubleview (9); Stephen small things can be do!" and "Mum, what can I do?" Keogh, Three Springs made in this medium-* SATURUAY try small bowls, ashIn the end, if this situation per- ( 11); Rosemary Therese SEPTEMBER 5 Guildford (10); trays, puppets, masks, sists, chi ldren and mothers get on Davidson, Barbara Murray, ApTrevor John Russell, decorations. one another's nerves, and mothers Myaree (13); Brendan plecross (9); Graham Visits: The zoo, the libEitt E. Morley (8); Terrary: the museum; a c annot wait to get little 'Johnny or Smith, Meckering (7); O'Neill, rance Hamilton, KarrinNicky Farina, Armadale film or play; a farm; or 'Mary' back to school . ( 13): Elizabeth Foley, yup (10); Irene McGhie, the hills; the beach; NATURE NOOK this prevent to help you can How Bedford (5); Michael E. Victoria Park (8). the local park; the Mincham, Dalwallinu s ituation? First of all, suggest to oceanarium. (9); Deirdre Tanham, Begin a hobby: collecting would you things * TUESDAY y our mother the Scarborough (11); Henstamps, For the past two weeks in our nature nook, we rietta Child, Bayswater like to do during your holidays. SEPTEMBER 1 collecting shells, have been talking about things from the sea. I Leeanne Tomerini, W here would you l ike to go? What Morley Park (13); Sue- (9); Pieter Baas, Clover- collecting matchbox would like to continue to do so because there are dale (12); Margaret Hawcovers, w ould you like to see? Ellen Edwards, Bays- don, things that come from and Cloverdale (9); own so many interesting your Give your mother enough time to water (11); Andrea Stone Gabrielle Nice, Wood- making live in the sea. garden. (7); Stephen lands (9); Shelley Jacplan ahead for these proposed events Karrinyup Perhaps some of you Perhaps you have walk- these tentacles which Pearce, Woodlands (11); obs, North Perth (14); or to say 'no' if they are just not pos- Maxine Benson, Albany Michael Green, Melville could try pottery with ed along one of our catch food and sweep it home-made dough or beaches and found a into the mouth. On the sible. And then, if the outing or (14); Margaret Carter, ( 11). clay (if you can obtain green, cylinder shaped body of the sea cucumCuballing (11); Gillian p roject is possible, don't just sit back Rodoreda, from someone who object that looked like ber, there are five rows Applecross MEMBERS some does pottery). and wait for Mum to get everything (12); Julie Doherty, Wem- NEW of tube feet, which some a cucumber. Catherine Hynes (12), Some of the boys could The sea cucumber is sea cucumbers use in r eady. Help to arrange and prepare bley Downs (7); Carmel "Kincora", Waterloo, St. perhaps convince their really a sea animal which order to crawl. Attadale (8); Joseph's Convent, Garfor your event so that each and every- Hughes, let them try belongs to the same to fathers world, Around the Anne McNamara, South- dening. some carpentry. one, including Mum, can enjoy it. family as sea urchins, there are about 500 kinds ern Cross (12). Marline Benson (7), 13 And for the girls, how sea lilies, and starfish. of sea cucumbers, and On the days when there really Simms Street, Albany. St. about sewing some new Usually, it lives on the some grow up to two or doesn't seem to be anything to do, * WEDNESDAY Joseph's School. Reading. clothes for your dolls, bottom of the sea and three feet long. Many Maree Brown (12), 141 or asking your mother to lies either on one side cucumbers are caught in think what you could perhaps do for SEPTEMBER 2 Steven Street, Hilton. do or burrows into the sand. Indonesia, where they a there is Maybe Elizabeth Dietrich, Christ the King School. show you how to someone else. French knitting (with a Its mouth is at one end are dried and sent to Northam (14); Bruce Coins and stamp collectsome pensioner nearby who needs cotton reel). Due, Toodyay (10); Don- ing. of the body, surrounded Chinese markets as a When you think about by ten branching ten- food called trepang. help in the garden or with some ald Hawdon, Cloverdale Janice Fogarty (9), 29 of tacles. The animal can From World Book shopping. (12); Robert Mann, Al- Hope Avenue, Manning. it there are really lots Encyclopedia. bany (10); Stephen Pol- St. Pius X. Running and things to do. Try some lengthen and shorten The best advise I can give for your lard, Katanning (11). of the ones I have sugbaseball. A fellow was walking holiday time is that you should be Michelle Robinson (6). gested. down the street when Box 100 Southern Cross. constructive, and you will soon find * THURSDAY some one jammed a gun' St. Joseph's Convent, that the holidays have sped by and it SEPTEMBER 3 in his ribs and said: Leader ball. (at "Stick 'em up." Stranger First is once more time for school. Harry Klomp, Como Leanne Frances Salter Very dull, isn't party): Victim: "St - St - Stick (12); Jillian Downes, ( 4), 8 Byland St., DoubleHow would you know it? Happy holidays and God bless you Goomalling what up?" (13); Shane view. Dancing. the left side of a cake? Thief: "Don't mix me Second: Yes, very. all. Collins, Manning, (10); Kelly Patricia Salter It is the side which is up! This is my first job." can't. I'm I Second: Joanne Greenwood, Man- ( 7), 8 Byland St., Doublenot eaten. * 7.7 the host. ning (12); Rosalind Croview. St. John's. Crochet, BROTHER JUNIPER. thers, South Perth (10); drawing, knitting. Said a neighbour to What did the little * little Tommy from a few snake say to the maths "And so," said the doors down the street, teacher? Sorry I can't magistrate, "you took "I hear you have a new I'm only an these articles off the multiply, baby at your house. adder. counter, but left the cash What is her name, Tom* in the till undisturbed." my?" What could happen if "Now, don't you start "We don't know yet," Just lately, I have been receiving lots of stories pigs could fly? The price on that?' groaned the replied the small boy, and poems from children who read this page. I of bacon would rise. prison. "My old woman's "She hasn't :,.copped cryhave been delighted with them and, for this reason, * been at me about it some- ing long enough for us I think it is time we had another competition. Why is a match like a thing cruel." to ask her. B RAN grass-hopper? Because it RO> This time it will be a second and third in both goes with a spring. competition for a story sections. * R OiDE OR a poem which tells Give it some thought RAVE Why did the man call us about something you and see what you can his old car baby? Behave done or would like do. Closing date for the R S t C‘ cause it never went withAREAi do in . to your holidays. competition will be ........ • out a rattle! Prizes of a dollar each Friday, September 11, -'• * YOU CAN SEND will be awarded to the and the winners will be E AR isi E ND When are cook's cruel? best story and the best announced as soon as "THE RECORD" When they whip eggs and poem in this competition, possible after that date. OVERSEAS beat cream. and fifty cents each for Address your entries * t o Bro. Juniper, c/- Box TO A FRIEND, RFLATIVE, OR difference What is the A POEM S li O P C, IA 104 P.O. TUART HILL. Twenty-five cents is on 6060. Make sure to in- between a burglar and a 4 ONE OF THE FAMILY. its way to Elizabeth for clude your name, address man wearing a wig? One H li RrE has false hair and the ORAL Con- and age. this little poem. , . A SUBSCRIPTION OF $7.00 ONLY P A. other has false locks. gratulations Elizabeth * WILL PAY TO HAVE IT SENT BY US TO ANY O R A L S I C l< What's all patches and PART OF THE WORLD. FILL IN THIS A head of no stitches? COUPON TODAY. P ELT cabbage. By Elizabeth O'Brien (age 9). * Little king so fair and sweet What has a neck but Let us gather round thy feet Please send "THE RECORD" Weekly to . Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all no head? A bottle. We will be, our word is true, * Competition entries, should be addressed to him Brave to suffer, brave to do. at P.O. BOX 104, When should mice stay Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. All our hearts to Thee we sing home? When it's raining On Christmas when born is our king. cats and dogs. Raise Thy little hands to bless * * * My Birthday is All those who live in happiness. When is a dollar like Keep us happy, keep us pure a bridge? When it goes l am now years of aget All to our childhoods endure from bank to bank. All its day to Thee we bring * * Name . . . them, little king. Bless them, guard --.1 Mutt: Why is a pair of
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JUST PURE ENTERTAINMENT A t last! A producer with faith in his author. R OOKERY NOOK, by Ben Travers, produced by Barry Gordon, is entertainment in the full-blooded old fashioned sense of the word. I never knew the old play was so good. Last time I saw it waslaughter. Yet to repeat en to him by other char20 years ago. Twenty a line from this play out acters in the play. years ago I was full of of its context would sug- In fact, this feeling was tragedy and gest dreary corn of the Greek so strong at times there I m Existentalism. ost old-fashioned rench F was a strong inclination had no time then to take variety. Such a pleasure too to on my part to jump up stock of a low brow Engand shout to stop eating lish farce, andI must ad- find a cast refraining his straw hat five secto from the tradition of mit that my journey onds before his wife did. the Playhouse last week overstressing a funny Faith in the audwas a somewhat reluc- line. Abigail, as the young tant one, but Mr. Gordon ience is as important as girl who runs away from and Mr. Travers gave me faith in the author. her wicked step-father is a swift lesson in second the epitomy of sweetness THE CAST thoughts. and innocence. She doesMark Hashfield did n't look a day over sixROOKERY NOOK is something more than teen. She has a dreamy well writan extremely give a good performance. quality in her personalten play. It is a master- He was a real, live, liv- ity that greatly enhances piece of episodic con- ing 1926 Gerald Popkiss. her performance and struction. Each theme is He resembled a large adds that extra touch of so beautifully composed brown guinea pig. And, credibility to the play. and so well rounded off as Clive Popkiss, his But if Abigail brought that the most inane and stage cousin, Gavin unsophisticated line of Hamilton was the very sweetness and light to character, Olwyn dialogue succeeds in a antithesis ol a brown her manner that seems out guinea pig—tall and Summers brought someof proportion to its im- slim, immaculate in thing of a very different mediate worth, and it is evening dress, offset with nature. Her Mrs. Leveronly when you examine precise words and ac- ett was a woman of this success and its cause tions—in contrast the great and violent suspicthat you discover its real perfect pair. ions. merit. This farce is not Mr. Hamilton's style She was a walking, merely a belly-laugh; it and dash, the sophisticatis a deep humourous ed man of the world . . . talking, female Toby jug, tickle, and my compli- Mr. Hashfield's vague always hoping for more ments to Mr. Gordon for wandering mind some- wickedness in this world getting the best, or seem- times rising to moments so that she might be shocked and ingly the best, perform- of conciousness when suitably horrified. This performance from his cast. confronted by the prying ance by Olwyn Summers And, in this play, the housekeeper, or protec- was beautifully balanced best performances are tive friends. by the prim and proper needed, for Ben Travers. Just for their sheer Mrs. Gertrude Twine, in writing it. uses the brilliance, these perfor- played by Diane Elliott. language of implication, mances are worth seeing. Judy Nunn as the zany He uses single small And, as a bonus, there is words. These small Clifford Holden as the Poppy Dickey poured insingle words like ping- very hen-pecked husband sane energy into this pong balls . . . the 'ifs', of Mrs. Twine. Holden is comparatively short part the 'buts', the 'whens'. so remarkably funny in of the girl who saves the the 'who's', the 'ands', this performance that, situation and creates anand 'whys'. These he sitting in the audience, I other. shoots about with un- and, no doubt, many Alan Tilvern plays Aderring accuracy, and the others were able to anmiral Juddy, Buster man in the seat next to ticipate not Mr. Twine's me is doubled over with lines, but the lines spok- Skeggs plays Clara Popkiss, Linal Halt the villianous stepfather Putz MUSIC—HTG and right at the end of the play Mrs. Posset is played by ? ? ?, but I would have known that shin bone anywhere!
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Garth Welch ( Bazilio) wqh his love Kitri to be danced in Perth by Marilyn Jones, Marilyn Rowe or K athleen Geldard, at His Majesty's starting fromSeptember 4.
Book Review
THE DEEPER MEANINGS OF POPE PAUL'S MESSAGES
Britten: The Prodigal Son; Decca; SET 438; $5.75. This is the third of one-act operas—called 'parables'—for church performance. "The Teachings of Pope Paul VI" published by Editrice Vaticana and distributed by Geoffrey The first two were He is not looking back ($4.80). 'Curlew River' and 'The in nostaglia; he is not Chapman Ltd.; descended to the throne of Peter in 1963. When he Fiery Furnace'. They are looking back at all but Pope Paul VI made clear his aims as Pope. all in the line of the me- continuing and moderndieval mystery plays, ising a tradition. He said he would consecrate himself to the preWhich were the foundaservation and defence of doctrine in all its integwork is not withThis tion of European theatre. us be- rity and see the Vatican Council's aims were Starting from that par- out its interest to cause that is what we are carried out for the benefit of the Church and of ticular point of departmankind. ure, it was natural for trying to do in a much Britten to use plainchant more muddled way. His Wednesday Allo- torted by inaccurate reThe text by William cution and public audien- porting. as a basis and medieval Plomer is clear and pre- ces are considered as Churches as a settng. Behind this teaching is This might be difficult cise, uncluttered by pur- essential means of ach- a person who is dedicatfor Australians to under- ple passages, a poetry ieving these two goals as ed to the welfare of manstand, but the great that matches the clarity well as providing the kind and one who is Gothic churches of Eng- of Britten's score. Pope with the opportu- quite unafraid to speak, What a great score it nity of land, greater and nobler meeting the with firmness, when the than any that preceded is, a work where felicit- people. occasion demands. them, or, indeed, succeed- ies grow and grow with His denunciation of This book is a colleced them, dominate the each hearing. tion of addresses deliv- the outrageous subjugacountryside. The story is that of the ered by the Pope during tion of the Czech people, It is possible for the parable, expanded in 1968. his forthright, yet pasmodern Englishman to some detail, and treats, They range from ap- toral pronouncement on disdain the Middle Ages, not only of God's underpeals for the aged, sick, the regulation of birth but he cannot ignore standing and forgiveness, war-ravaged and hungry and his fearless restatethem. but also of the greatest peoples, to deeper ex- ment of teaching on the He cannot be unaware difficulty of modern planations of the mis- creed at the conclusion that Christianity once Christian life, the domin- sionary, apostolic, and of the Year of Faith all fully integrated society ance of material things, ecumenical aspects of or- show him as a man ready and that particular Chris- of pleasure and the soft dinary Christian life. always to abide by truth tianity was Catholic and life. They make easy read- and principle. Monastic. His appeals for the The principles are ing. It could be argued that Pope Paul is essentially working classes and his Peter Pears (as always), Monasticism moulded Shirley-Quirk, a progressive Pope, fav- support for the causes of England so firmly that J ohn develop- Labour organisations renew Bryan Drake and Robert ouring the outward forms con- Tear. ap- veal him as a Pope who ments and new tinued under Protestantproaches which make it is ever mindful of the digism; the monastic offices It is an English Opera easier for the Church to nity of the worker. became the Anglican lit- Group production, direc- speak to modern man in The book also gives an Urgy. ted by Britten and Viola his own idiom. insight into the modern It is not Tunnard. He has always been humanistic and material therefore, incongruous, for Britten to Production and record- ready to adapt, with pru- trends of society. His adWeld together the medie- ing is excellent. A com- dence and wisdom, what dresses on these are enval plainchant and mod- plete libretto and notes is open to change. lightening and full of ern forms, to act out come with the record. All too often, the leadership. In all, it is Christian truth in an Unreservedly recom- Pope's teaching, and his worth reading—and treaabbey, approach, has been dis- suring. mended.
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Cycling is a dying sport in Australia. But if it is ever given burial rites in W.A., it won't be through lack I noticed in your is. of support. sue of August 6 an 4. Currently, some of the peal for $1500 for a best professional cyc- boat with outboardsmall lists in Australia are or for use in the MOto Island contesting W.A.'s most Missions. ambitious cycling event. with Ferd Tippett You also A lot of work and pre- that receipts mention would be Subiaco, with a seven- Saturdays as a prelude paration -has gone into acknowledged and pui), point victory over the to the League games. the five-day cycling tour lished. Bulldogs, has helped to Footballers are being Claremont coach Denis Marshall will need to get out a big from Perth to Carnarkeep the cimpetition and blooded young these needle before Claremont's fifth final with Subiaco. von. Twenty-two cyclists As one who reads your darning its own hopes alive. days. Besides, the standstarted the 627 mile paper regularly, I The fickle fortunes of ard among the youngThe reason? event — how many will you have slipped inthink football are causing tip- sters is higher than in not Marshall will need to finish? By Bob Roberts publishing the sters more alarm than a the Reserves. amounts stitch together a defence This event could be received. Of course, I ring-in on a racecourse. • Professional football that has had gigantic presuming the stimulant needed am Montgomery, must be brought closer holes punched M.C.C. • Ray captain line-up, that then it may have Ray into it by many readers have for W.A. cycling. the central umpire in- in the next five years. To I llingsworth sub claims been because Austhe M.C.C. the opposition in the scribed towards this the Maroons-South clash. accomplish tralia stole two series was this, complacent the past four weeks. In the past 10 years, or, worthy cause. If not, I gave another excellent skills of football must Claremont has had an from England since Aus- worse still, contemptu- the number of top-class sincerely hope they exhibition. He should be prevail do. more often average 20 goals kicked tralia took the ashes 11 ous of its opposition. cyclists in this State has A LOVER OF THE in strong favour for the through non-playing fullAnd isn't this how Il- decreased. it in each of years ago. against MISSIONS finals ahead. time professional Stole? lingworth is beginning these games. Maintaining the sport • Recently, a goal um- coaches. I f Australia did, then to sound as he predicts Just have a look at is the same old band of All receipts have been pire was asked on TV if In the past, WA has perhaps it was because the outcome of the cyclists and officials. acknowledged. The total after officiating at '200 lost far too many foot- these statistics: Scores it faced an incompetent forthcoming series? A lot of time and ef- to-date comprises one League games, he war- ball giants who retired against Claremont in the fort goes into cycling. It donation of $100; $50; ranted a trophy or some and left memories only last four matches have 17.11 (EP), 16.21 has become an expensive two donations of $20 and form of recognition. of their football know- been 21.13 (SF), and (SD), and The goal-umpire, Bill how. time - consuming one donation of $1. PERTH: The W.A.-Singapore fixture is sport, as this tour shows Total of $191.00. Editor.A Carter, was intrigued. Mery McIntosh, George 19.24 (EF). Certainly figures that likely to Well, why not a re- Doig, Bernie Naylor, to become an annual affair on a a close look at prompt ward? name just a few of the home-and -away basis. defence. Tigers the Let's tackle this one old football greats. * with gusto! W.A. Amateur Boxing I "Besides, performing Time, our hardest taskFor too long, the co- master—and not to men- CRICKET: Association secretary against the top amateur incidentals of our great tion family demands— Dave Henneker, who boxers of Asia will give GLOUCESTER PARK Much interest will foe managed game pass milestones have made these exthe eight-man us a yardstick with us on the M.C.C. team without notice. It could champions State side that returned which to gauge our boys leave 7.30—QUALIFYING (1 ). the be one day that the un- football scene almost when it opens its Aus from Singapore last chances Gratify, Smokey Western, Yarrum. at Commonthe tralian tour. important flag-waver completely. week, said the Singapore wealth and Olympic 3.00—HARROW HANDICAP. For a start, how will might "cash-in" ler outThe need is for exteam would be invited Games." Gallant Nelson, Silver Melody, Mac's standing services ren- footballers to pass-on a team that has an age over to Perth next year. Emblem. would W.A. said He average of 30 field in dered. their great knowledge to W.A. beat Singapore 8.30—QUALIFYING (2). overtures make later to Australia's demanding 9-4, thus repeating a 9-7 • In the heat of the the Joe Blows who are heat? get its teams to compete Aizon, Fair Adios, Liberty Sky. up and coming. over the Asians here fray at Subiaco Oval last in Asian regional meets, 9.00—HELENA HANDICAP. Also, will inexperience Maybe they don't owe last year. Saturday, Haydn Bunton and perhaps moot a Half tell? the team has Cygnet Sea, Chelsea Lad, Microgram. football anything. All threw down the gauntlet triangular between Malplayed under 10 tests. By Barry Pestana 9.30—FREE-FOR-ALL. they received were club ( or rather his football aysia, Singapore and The high number of Dainty's Daughter, The Rogue, Radiant guernsey) to the ground gernseys and blazers. Mr. Henneker was full W.A. non-identities in the Oro. in sheer disgust. But this is beside the of praise for the hospiteam will give journalOf the W.A. team, Mr. 1 0.0G—HOLYOAKE HANDICAP. "Monty" had penalised point: football's fosterists and critics a lot to tality accorded to his Henneker said: "It was Haydn for holding the ing must continue. Prince Daktari, Banca, Spring Frost. team during its one-week talk about. the best side we have 1 0 30—HOTHAM HANDICAP. ball and Bunton thought So let's give something stay on island Rethe Who will emerge as sent away since I've the tackle was too high. more back to a game Ardcliffe, Pyraket, Lord Travis. England's most destruc- public. been involved in amaThe crowd relished the from which we derived tive bowler? He is cer" I thought the Singaboxing." teur incident as it is very sel- so much. tainly well concealed at pore A.B.A. organised BEST BETS: Gratify, Gallant Nelson. And that's a long time. dom that the serenity of • Football is as un- this stage. the whole show as well Haydn is affected by the predictable these days as It is unusual to select — and, in some respects. central umpire. politician's promises. a fast bowler at 29 better — than the JapI, • It would be more en- However, here goes (Peter Lever) particu- anese did for the Austratertaining to footie fans Claremont to halt the larly when he has played lian boxing team at the if they were given an op- Maroon revival, Perth to in only one test. Tokyo Olympics." portunity to see the defeat Old Easts, East And about the batting. Mr. Henneker should Thirds or the Fourths on Perth and Swans. Has Cohn Cowdry still know — he managed the the eagle eyes that al- team at the 1964 Games. lows him to late-cut a "I feel W.A. will have ball from a wicketkeepto look to Asia for our er's gloves? competition. The day He is now 37. has got to come when The last time the we get into meets like M.C.C. toured Australia, the Asian Games. it constantly lost its first "It's a lot cheaper for three batsmen in the us to send our teams to opening session of play. Asia than to Europe, or Will it be any differ- anywhere for that matent this year? ter.
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Annual W.A.-Singapore Clash
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RACE TALK by Rod Evans CRAIGIE LEA, a new and was still just behind corner by Redoubt is them at the finish. I churches owned and trained by M. think this fellow will pay built Grubisa and made a very to follow. of creditable debut in WestRAKSA, a brown colt ern Australia. Starting by Ping Ching was very brick from a wide barrier impressive in his first T..$,, Involver endure Printed end publ ished by Charles Andrew O'Malley, "Record House," position he had to cover run after a spell. He 460 Hay Street, Perth. W.A. plenty of extra ground showed good form when last in training and this colt should pay to follow and give popular owner John Moy a change of AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, TYRE SPECIALISTS luck. The horse who beat him Red Empire is a promising sort and was 126 Adelaide Tce. 1156 Albany Hwy. confidently supported. ( Shell Service Station) fir ( Shell Service Station) ASTRALANDER having PERTH. Phone 23 1953 BENTLEY. Phone 68 5539 his first run for a long and 32 Rudloc Road Morley. Phone 76 6588 while was expected to go well in the Midland Stakes over six furlongs. He was checked before straightening up but still finished close to the winner. I think he will pick up a race in the near future.
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