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Pope's Visit: Dates, Schedule finalised SYDNEY: As expected, Pope Paul VI wil l arrive here on Monday, November 30, for a three-day stay. He will not visit any Australian city.

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The Pope will arrive three spending after in Manila, the days Philippines, where he will observe the Asian THE RECENT skyjackBishops' meeting. ing by leftist Arab guer-

The RAN. Chaplain Father Carl Schaffer, hoists the Papal Colours to the masthead at the Apostolic Delegation, North Sydney, where the Pope will stay during his three-day visit.

O'FLAHERTI IS NINTH St.ToTeresa Be NOWLAND SCHOLAR Proclaimed

KEVIN OTLAHERTY 1967, aftur which he movAfter spending six Of Moonee Ponds, Victor- ed to Melbourne with months in Canada, he inSPECULATIONS ia, has been awarded the his wife, Mary, and tends either beginning Dr. Horace ENDED Nowland daughters, Maria and research at the Univers- THERE will be a Pontifical Sung Mass Travelling at the Scholarship Kerry. ity of Connecticut for a The announcement of for 1971 by the Knights Monastery, the dates and the schePh.D. in education — Carmelite of the Southern Cross. Adelma Road, Nedlands, dule ends speculations with emphasis on child Mr. development and family on Sunday, September that have been going on Flaherty (picrelations — or a Master 27, at 8 p.m., to mark since the Pope first an. tured), who graduated from a combined B.A. of Science (Social Work) the proclamation of St. flounced that he would (Honours in Psychology) at the University of Col- Teresa of Avila as Doc- visit Australia. tor of the Church. and Diploma of Social umbia, New York. The recent announceStudies course at the The Nowland Travelment came after months University of Melbourne, ling Scholarship, endowNEW BISHOP of careful planning, inis the ninth ed by the Knights of the CALABAR, Nigeria.— Nowland cluding two visits by the scholar. Southern Cross for the US-educated Bishop post-graduate benefit to Brian Davies Usanga, 42, tour organiser, Bishop an outstanding Catholic was installed as toe first Paul Marcinckus. INTENTIONS graduate, is valued at Nigerian Bishop of CalaDuring his stay here, Vice-president of the $6,000 over a two-year bar in a five-day cerePrc-Cana Paul will reside in Pope council, Mr. period, with additional mony here. Flaherty, Apostolic Delegathe one of the first benefits in travelling He succeeds Irish-born tion in North Sydney. student KEVIN 0-FLAHERTY representatives provided by the success- Bishop James Moyagh, on the ( See picture). Standing Educaful candidate's univers- SPS, who headed the diotion Committee He is currently re- ity. of the cese for 23 years before Justice McClements, of Faculty of Arts, was pre- searching the develophis resignation in May. the New South Wales viously awarded the Iso- ment of inter-personal OBJECT who Bishop Usanga was his Supreme Court, bel Strahan Award by relationships of engaged auxiliary since 1965. handed the Pope the inTh( main aim of prothe Victorian Branch of couples in an effort to vitation to visit Austraviding this additional the Australian Associa- increase the educative study is to have the winlia, is currently heading DISBANDED tion of Social Workers, value of Pre-Cana confer- ner return to a Univers- THE LAST vestiges of a committee special in conjunction with the ences. ity or other academic the papacy as a tempor- formed to arrange a Social Studies DepartSince completing his post in Australia, where al power will disappear tumultuous welcome for rnent for outstanding field Social Work study, he his Christian scholarship with the abolition of the the Pope. work. has been a member of may be applied in post- Noble and Palatine A More than a million qualified Primary the Marriage Guidance tertiary education. Guards in the Vatican. 2nd are expected to see people The Pope has decided The first person to rehe Secondary teacher, Council Education Comin Sydney. Paul Pope taught at his old mittee, Consultant to the ceive the scholarship to abolish all military school, St. Patrick's Col- Christian Maturity Pro- was Dr. Peter Burley, in corps, except the Swiss These include Oceanian lege, who will be folBallarat, for five gramme, and tutor in 1962. He has since been Guard, in order to link Catholics Years and 'owing their bishops. was awarded social work at St. Hilda's appointed to a profes- the image of the Church a Commonwealth Most Hotels are reportMa- College, Melbourne Uni- sional chair at the La with the spreading of ture Age Scholarship in versity. Trobe University. the Gospel of Christ. ed to be fully booked.

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FIGHT DRUG PROBLEMS SCIENTISTS URGED

Highlights of the pon- rillas has been describtiff's Sydney stay in- ed as "cowardly." clude a ecumenical servThe Vatican City's ice and a bi-centenary daily newspaper, L'Oscommemorative Mass at servatore Romano, in a Randwick race course. leading article which apHis programme will peared as the guerrillas siezed the fourth plane, be: a B.0A.C. jet with 113 • November 30: Arrival. persons aboard, stated: The Pope will celebrate entire world "The Mass at St. Mary's Cath- shares in the condemna- POPE PAUL VI told a group of 150 American edral. tion of air piracy." and European scientists • December 1: The Pope It described the guer- that the use of destrucwill preside at the Aus- rillas tactics as simple tive drugs is one of toEpisco- terrorism which threat- day's most serious tralian-Oceanic pal Conference meeting ened continued threats. and expected to be held at slaughters "simply to enHe told them: St. Mary's Cathedral. able their comrades in "Continue your studies aggression to go scotand researches for the Later, the Holy Father free." deeper understanding of will visit Commonwealth It disclosed that ap- t ruth, and for the disauthorities. He is expected to meet the Prime peals were arriving daily covery of new pharmaMinister, the Governor at the Holy See, urging ceutical preparations . • General, and members It to find a solution for and providing doctors "this tragic situation." with new aids and new of the cabinet. However, a papal sec- techniques." commemora tive retariat of state spokesA Drugs use was a major Mass will later be held man said he did not at Randwick race course. know anything about problem for parents and teachers — and scienThe this, but added such ap- tists. 2: • December be Pope will visit social and peals would probably Pope Paul, speaking at charitable organisations taken directly to the his summer residence at and celebrate a Mass Pope. urged Castelgandolfo, for young people. He them to use their moral will visit N.S.W. State CEREMONY authority to uphold and authorities in the afterAn adult confirmation encourage the public to noon and later celebrate ceremony will take carry on the struggle Ecumenical Service. place at St. Mary's Cath- against drugs — "one of Pope edral on Friday, Septem- the 3: • December destructive most Paul will celebrate Mass ber 25, at 7 p.m. scourges of our time." for missionaries, seminarians and trainees for of branches other Church service.

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COLOUR IS NO TESTIMONIAL TO A MAN'S WORTH AUSTRALIA'S immigration plan, it is believed, will be reviewed to see if it is, after all, feasible to attract more migrants. Let us not be coy and self-deceiving: Australia needs migrants for one simple reason—manpower. She lacks it. Australia is big, young and rapidly developing. To continue her healthy growth, she must be serviced with a continual flow of ideas and manpower. And this means,—at this stage, at least—the wooing of more immigrants who can supply this demand. What the Government needs to do is not so much set a target number for immigrants to be allowed in, but, rather, to take a c loser look at its White Australia Policy. It should ensure that there is an even flow of newcomers worthy of being "new Australians'—no matter from which corner of the world they come. A t present, the bulk of Australia's immigrants c ome from Europe, particularly Britain. Only a handful are Asians and Africans. But the Europeans who are al lowed to stay here are not necessarily skilled workers or men of high academic qualifications. In fact, t here are fewer restrictions for them than t here are for others. Some are even eligible f or assisted passages. Though it must be said that not all the Europeans who come here to live are unskilled, the fact that, in reality, the majority are not professionals, defeats the whole purpose of t his country's immigration policy. The Asians and Africans who are given the "greenlight" to stay here are mainly of the skilled variety. And they do not receive assisted passages. In fact, skill or academic qualifications are the prime prerequisites for any Asian wishing to c ome besides family ties. Contrary to what some ill-informed people seem to think. Asia and Africa have a great number of skilled workers and professional people. Their motive for leaving their countries is mainly political, or just plain f rustration. With the exception of the British, a large number of Europeans hardly know a single word of English when they touch Australian soil. On the other hand, Asians and Africans who apply for permission to come are more often t han not English educated though their accents may seem different. It all boils down to this: If a man is worth his salt and can prove his worth, then let him in --be he black, brown, white or yellow. A s Archbishop Knox, of Melbourne, said this week: "We should eliminate anything in our legislation that is offensive to the dignity of man."

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Few will disagree with the comments of Father Vincent Callaghan regarding "The Record" as a Catholic paper (Sept. 3). Many will hope that his suggestions as to ways and means of stimulating greater interest and support, will be given consideration. In spite of criticism levelled at the paper from time to time, I believe "The Record" has more than justified its existence over the years. If it does not satisfy its readers, let them submit their objections and suggestions —constructively. Unlike the sensational outbursts of the secular news media, we can at least rely on direct Vatican statements being accurate—such as THE INDIAN AFFAIR, which had a lot of people slightly worried. The front page of last week's issue headlined a statement which was a forthright attack on pornography— and all that, by The Holy Father. It left no doubts in the mind as to our duty to think along with him. But one completely boggles on turning to page five (same date) and sees featured, an article by Peter Rattigan in condemnation of our censorship and obscenity laws. Of course, the subject under discussion was the controversial "Portnoy's Complaint", described by many responsible citizens as "filth and garbage" and banned because of its obscenity. Mr. Rattigan declares that— "This book has been proclaimed throughout the world as a literary masterpiece" By whom? It's extraordinary how these particular books are always defended because they have "literary value"! Isuppose it is all right to give someone a dose of poison provided you hand it to them in a glass of priceless crystal. Mr. Rattigan, can you, or anyone else prove that the world is better— materially or spiritually—since the Permissive Society gave unto itself the authority to outpour its mental obscenities into the reader's market, the picture galleries and the fashion broadwalks? Let us make up our minds where we stand on these issues. Opinions expressed by readers are understood as not being necessarily those of the management. BUT articles contributed or featured by regular columnists when accepted and given some prominence, bear a sort of Imprimatur. Cathleen Mc'Donnell.

ANALYSIS In your issue of September 3, one can note the contrasting opinions on pornography of Mr. Peregrine Worsthome writing in the `Sunday Telegraph' and your columnist Mr. Rattigan. After reading Mr. Rattigan's article. Irealise how uncharitable Ihave been in thinking that the present fuss, created mainly by writers and publishers, over the banning of "Portnoy's Complaint", was caused by sheer frustration at the thought of the absence of the sound of lovely money clinking into tills, instead of seeing them as lofty minded idealists, whose sole purpose is to free the poor, downtrodden Australian public from the dictates of the Government. I really must do penance for those unworthy thoughts. I also took particular note of that sentence which implies that children are capable of deciding for themselves what is good and what is evil, and must be given a chance to broaden their intelligence. Well, God forbid that I should stand in the way of progress and change, so, for a start, out goes that old fashioned Bible, which, among other things, exhorts me as a parent, that "The rod and reproof give wisdom; but the child that is left to his own will brings his mother to shame" (Prov. 29, 15). Also those Christian doctrine books which we had to read so assiduously at school. To think how misled I have been all these years, taking heed of the duties of parents towards their children, to train them to keep the Commandments ,to guard them from bad company, indecent plays, books and films. Now all that has changed, I must try to get a copy of that world wide acclaimed masterpiece (outclassing Shakespeare no doubt) without which my education is not complete. In the meantime will no one have the Christian charity to try to cure poor Portnoy of his Complaint? Isabel Reilly (Mrs.).

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MASS GUIDE SEPTEMBER 201st Reading—Wis. 2: 17-20. 2nd Reading—Jam. 3: 16-4: 3. Gospel-9: 29-36.

SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: (In Defense of Creative Dirt. Christ our servant shows us the meaning of "Rattigan's Complaint") humility. Let us ask our Father for the grace I am not notably immature, I to be true servants—both of his Son and of think. one another. But my wife keeps censoring me Conclusion: Father give us the courage to be about dirt, implying that I am incaptrue servants of each other like your Son. what is myself for deciding able of right or wrong, implying that she SEPTEMBER 27must protect her home against me. And yet, the facts of creative life 1st Reading—Num. 11: 25-29. are obviously on my side. I'll explain. 2nd Reading—Jam. 5: 1-6. We have a garden with some of the Gospel-9: 37-42, 44: 46-47. best soil you've ever seen; good rich SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: loam, further improved through the Jesus has told us that loving service offered years with cow-dung, horse-manure to anyone in his name is offered to him. Serand other accidentals of natural life. vice refused is refused him too. Let us pray Anything grows in it, literally anyfor help to break down the barriers of our thing; that much so that it leaves selfishness. hardly room for the things we want Conclusion: Father, we have often failed to to grow. Such natural creativity; it's serve your Son through indifference and selfuncanny, almost unnatural. Through the power of the Holy Spirit interest. And yet, inside the house the floors may we wake up to our social responsibility, are sterile; nowhere do you find even the smallest weed growing in the carpets or from under the lino. If only I could spread some of that greasy, sticky, slippery garden-dirt right throughout the house, and keep it wet, and turn up the heat, I could create a steamy, hot-house atmosphere that would make our house into a veritable Garden of Eden. As Chairman of the for sale at the AustraBut my wife doesn't let me, she Australian Labor Party lian Labor Party offices. persecutes me. She even expects me Conference, I have read So I hasten to remind to wipe my feet clean before I come with various feelings the your correspondents that myself. inside expression from corres- it is very often advisable Her censorship is an abuse of pondents on matters as- to check the official repower, a denial of my individual sociated with this recent- cords before entering liberty; it implies that she knows ly past Conference. into a controversy and better than I do. It brings in question Without exception, the stating as facts, matters the whole concept of censorship in correspondents seem to that were in fact quite a democratic society. ("Rattigan's have been very ill-inform- different from that which First Law".) ed indeed on exactly occurred. I know what goes on in the world what took place at the C. J. Jamieson, MLA. outside the four walls of the house Conference. For instance, and should have the right to intro- there was never a vote The term correspondduce the basic ingredients of natural taken at the Conference ent, used journalisticalcreativity and beauty into our home, on the principle of aborinterference. tion reform. Despite this ly, refers to an individhighhanded without ual who has been com("Rattigan's Second Law".) fact your correspondmissioned to write for a Think of all the flowers that might ents, such as B. J. Flanagrow in the lounge if only I were gan, insist on referring to newspaper. A t no time has The allowed to spread a few wheelbarrow- some matter of a small commissioned loads of that superior dirt. And we majority having decided Record could have radishes and garlic in the the issue of abortion any correspondent who de officio objected to the kitchen, near the sink, cabbages and reform. inclusion of abortion recarrots next to the stove and potaFor Mr. Flanagan's and toes behind the refrigerator. others' information, the form on a political platThe favourite argument advanced t wo card votes taken on form. by my wife for her intolerance even matters associated with Readers have, from of such superior-quality dirt, is that the proposals before Con- time to time, put forsmall children must be protected ference were, firstly on a ward their views on against the harmful effects that are decision as to whether such matters. They, in supposed to reside in such a mixture or not Conference should a wider sense, are corof soil and dung. But that is a very at a later stage, deter- respondents, but their weak argument. It pre-supposes that mine for or against abor- views are their own. children are incapable to deciding for tion reform, with the de- They are not necessarily themselves what is good and what is cision arrived at being the official views of the bad for them. Surely everyone knows as all other decisions at editorial panel. that they are thinking being who, Labor Conferences, bindThe Record has prowhen given the chance of choosing ing on all sections of the tested against the denial freely between becoming dirty and Party. of a free vote to Parlia. staying clean, invariably reject dirt At this stage no one member of the mentary and keep away from it? ("Rattigan's except clairvoyant a Labor Party on the matThird Law".) could have known what other And anyhow they must be given the decision to be arriv- ter of abortion. In Australthe when words, every opportunity to broaden their ed at—at a later stage in ian Labor Party, at its experience and judgment. What better the Conference—would decidplace is there than the family-lounge be, and as a consequence State Conference, Parlia. its refuse to ed and their own bedroom? from my knowledge of the If my wife has to force her hygiene the persons voting, it mentary Members according to vote right continuously on us and protect the would appear that both we children from influences she thinks pro and anti abortion re- to their conscience, deare harmful for them, it simply con- form delegates voted for objected to it. The firms that her standards of hygiene both sides on this issue, cision was widely pub' conare not the right ones. ("Rattigan's no doubt because of the licised. The Record stating the to fined itself Fourth Law".) obvious reason that they issue, The very fact that children don't did not know what de- facts, the moral context believe in washing themselves proves cision Conference would the historical beyond a shadow of doubt that clean- arrive at. This resulted and the dilemma of Par' liness is harmful. in a very close vote by liamentarians. Matt Bruekers, Conference and is being Mr. Jamieson avoids 127 Glen Road, Lesmurdie, 6076. referred to by various the real heart of the people as being a decis- matter and seeks to ion by a small majority throw a smoke screen on abortion reform. the real issue, over Peter Rattigan claims "Australians Later in the course of namely the denial of the matter are not a notably immature race." Conference there was a free vote, on the Then, as if he wants to be noted as further matter from this of abortion. _Editor. the exception that proves the rule, subject put to a card makes such immature remarks as vote, that being as to "Democracy is a way of life," it can- whether before action not be confined to the sacred pre- was taken to legislate for cincts of parliament". reform, that a referenDemocracy is not a way of life. It dum of the people be is a form of government, and its held. This was easily deproper place is parliament. For any feated. is government, Labor or Liberal, to have When the item dealing Our morning paper Austra. its policy dictated by a manipulated with the specific matter no friend of the minority in the sacred precincts of of abortion reform was lian Labor Party. the street would be the very antithe- called by myself, there Its sub-heading article sis of democracy. was merely an amend- of September 8 conDenouncing the judiciary he writes ment moved by Mr. demns Mr. Whitlam's "Judges are supposed to base their Beazley and seconded by efforts to save a major decisions on the prevailing standards Senator Wheeldon re- split in WA's Labor part' of society." In other words this de- moving the reference to by its insistence on aborcision should not be influenced by the United Kingdom le- tion law reform binding any inviolable moral law, but only gislation and with that on all its members. by the vagaries of a permissive amendment carried on right in sar society. the voice, the item was It may be Labor Part?' WA Admittedly, as an exponent of also carried on the voice. ing the own decis"withitry", Peter Rattigan is good. Verification of these var- can make its reform— abortion However Thhe Record could make ious stages of the Con- ion in itself, Pre' his column more interesting if it ference will be readily and destroy the Reds what cisely published alongside it, comment on available to all persons happen. his views by that not notable imma- desiring same as soon hope will , J. Whybeck ture commentator Francis Gilbert. as the Conference report Dowo embley W N. Mundie, Inglewood. is printed and available

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Policeman Urges "Untrained Laymen" To Stop Mothering The Corrupt AN ALBANY police-officer has expressed concern at the growing tendency for people to make 'big time' of social outcasts. Sergeant Tom Brown, which caused his impris- structive help, the first r equirement was to off icer-in-charge at the onment. He claimed the wrong- know their backgrounds A lbany Police Station, w as addressing a meet- doer should earn his and their desires and aming of the Albany Minis- place in society by re- bitions. Many criminals had no ters Fraternal recently. gaining his self-respect by doing good. ambition other than to He was speaking on "More harm than good be a criminal and their his experiences as a can be done by untrained minds were always achis of police officer and laymen running after and tive to find ways to exbelief that society's mor- mothering the corrupt. ploit the general public. als were becoming cor"How can untrained "His stock-in-trade is rupt. persons hope to achieve the gullible public who "I have observed soc- anything rither than are ever ready to be exrotting progressively iety make our society more ploited." because more attention rotten than it already He stressed that the Is being paid to the noisy is?" only way in which the Representatives of the various parish councils, and all heads of religious orders and clergy in the Archthe advocate who few Sgt. Brown praised the public could give real diocese, turned up for the inauguration of the new Diocesan Vocations Centre, St. George's Terrace, last lowering of the moral work being done by help was to work in liaicode," Sgt. Brown said. trained people such as son with week. Here, His Grace, the Archbishop, and a small section of the crowd, have a look at one of the exprison authorconcerned was He the Civilian Rehabilita- ities and to study the hibits put up by the various orders. about the number of tion Association. background of the perbeen had who eople p He said that, in order son concerned. giving help to those to give the prisoners con—K.D. committed had who individuagainst rimes c als, property and states. He warned that there was a real danger because these supposedly well-wishers were makUNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — The Holy See has ing "big time" of social outcasts. ratified the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs t h a t, claimed He drafted in 1961 to bring together existing legal through newspapers and instruments for the control of drug traffic. television, criminals were LIVING conditions at Katanning's native reserve The present ratification sion (based in Geneva) made to feel good and have been criticised by Mrs. Mana Rangi ( 56 ), and is seen as an indication some time this month. acquiring that they were Mrs. Hine Potaka (47) — two visiting Maori of the increasing interInternational Co-operthe publicity they dew omen from New Zealand's North Island. est of Pope Paul VI in ation in the control of sired. the spread of the drug drug traffic and abuse "All types of people are The two women, spon- it is hoped that they will problem — particularly will also figure on the rushing out to the Albany sored by the Common- continue the classes. among young people— agenda of the UN GenRegional Prison to give Mrs. Potaka said if the Government wealth throughout the world. eral Assembly, which c omfort and help to the through the Native Wel- aboriginal was to live as inmates. The instrument of rat opened on Tuesday. fare Department, are in an equal with white Recently, a special "The sad thing about Australia to establish people, their children ification was deposited this behaviour is that the pre-school centres under must receive education. with UN Secretary Gen- desk in the Vatican sechelper is usually un"The hope of the abor- eral U Thant on August retariat of state wai set the title of "Aboriginal up to compile documentrained. Ceniginal is in their child- 28. Education Family tation on the worldren today," she said. tres". "The criminal is like The United States, also wide drug problem, and Bishop Zwartkruis . . practical recent a at Speaking the alcoholic, for he conconcerned with the pre- observers at the Vatican CONCERN Katanning siders that everyone is PERTH.—Every member of the Church in Hol- fleeting of the valence of the use of believe Pope Paul VI Club, Mrs. Potaka The two women were hard drugs, has asked wrong but himself." land takes pride in having a joint responsibility R otary for may be preparing a was "appalled concerned that there was a special session she said Sgt. Brown said many in matters affecting the Church, Bishop T. H. J. of the major statement on the consuch a difference be- UN Narcotics and shocked by the people had tried to help Z wartkruis, of Haarlem, said in Perth today. Commis- abuse of drugs. tween the white people ditions of the reserve". prboners without first the of aboriginals. one said and the They Bishop Zwartkruis, the "It's not just the hierascertaining their back"In New Zealand, the houses they visited had grounds and the nature Dutch Bishop for Immi- archy." Advisory bodies, com- daylight showing through Maori and the white gration, said: of their crimes. people live and work side prising clergy and lay- its walls. He urged that, before in live families by side. All are treated "Native THE CLERG), RELIGIOUS AND FRIENDS OF "The Dutch are very men, help the bishops anyone attempted to help scanty sheds with no fac- equally and given the with policy making. REV. FATHER BYRNE member Every practical. a prisoner, he should lisr could Why opportunities. How same This helped the people ilities. a -e cordially ten to both sides and not of the Church is able to invited to attend w oman expect to get up shouldn't there be a simionly to the criminal's take some part in deter- to feel they had a joint in the morning and send lar situation in AustraTHE BLESSING AND OFFICIAL OPENING responsibility in matters version of the incident mining Church policy. of the new her children to school lia?" said Mrs. Potaka. affecting the Church. They believed that abFor example, young when there is no hot P ARISH BUILDING OF OUR LADY people in Holland wrote water with which to• original children should Potaka. develop encouraged to OF GOOD COUNSEL PARISH be their own Church ser- w ash?" said Mrs. "To have a hot shower. their own traditional culvices, within the limits Miles Street, Karrinyup on they first have to find ture. of Catholic liturgy. the MaoZealand. Sunday, 20th September 1970 In New "They select the text, wood, then go to a t 3.00 p.m. set it to popular music c ommunal shower room ris still continued their and give the priest an and heat the water," she traditional dancing and songs, play stick games outline for the sermon," added. the said learn the Maori lanPotaka and Mrs. the bishop said, and addreserve was a disgrace guage in schools. ed lightheartedly: They felt that, if the "Sometimes the music and that the young aboris so loud the priest iginals could never be aboriginal was encouragwants to block his ears. equal to white children ed to develop his own "But old Church ideas unless better houses and culture, he would bemust be translated into f acilities were provided. come proud of his race The two women said and be a better citizen. modern ideas with modcriticism was not "The aboriginal should their ern appeal." live as Bishop Zwartkruis. levelled at any one in not be forced to was a white man. They have but who left Perth for the particular, The interim edition of the new BREVIARY, approved Eastern States on Mon- meant to be construc- a different tradition and for optional use in Australia, contains: it is wrong to expect day after spending three tive. Forthcoming Retreats at Our Lady of days here, proved to be • The office for each day of the week which is made them to live the same as INTEGRATION up of the following hours: white people," she said. a big hit when he gave the Rosary Retreat House Mrs. Rangi is a nat( a) Office of Readings: (b) Morning Prayer: Both Maoris were firm two lectures on Sunday ( c) Midday Prayer: (d) Evening Prayer . 16 Hampton Road, Victoria Park. —the first before a large believers in integration ional supervisor of play offi( e) Night Prayer. crowd of Dutch migrants as opposed to assimila- centres and liaison Sept. 20: Victoria Park and Embleton Parishes. Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer—formerly cer to the East Coast and the second for the tion. strongly Bay Association. Lauds and Vespers—are the major hours. Midbelieved Poverty They clergy at the North Perth Sept. 25-27: Majellan Retreat. aboriginal day Prayer and Night Prayer are minor hours. the Mrs. Potaka is a natRedemptorist Monastery. that Oct. 3-4: Third Order of St. Francis. f'f The Office of Readings may be said on the day The theme of his ad- should be allowed to ional s1ly5rvicoor on the vigil. O ct. 9-12: Younger Sets' Retreat - 17 to 24 yr. olds. dresses was: The Situa- keep his own culture and play centre, vice-oresid• The 4-week Psalter. tion in the Church in not be forced to break end of the Maori WomOct. 13: Rivervale Parish. • Common of the Saints. away from traditional en's Welfare League and Holland. Oct. 30 - Nov. 1: Ecumenical Institute. • References for the two-year cycle of Scripture honorary welfare officer NOTE: For those who customs. Department of the • readings. with Nob. 9 - 12: Ecumenical Institute. has who Rangi, Mrs. missed his talks, The Affairs. Island A selection of readings in full for use when and Maori six Record will publish a visited Australia on t ravelling. Both women arrived in There are some individual bookings available. abthe found ccasions, o series of articles based in • An appendix giving further suggestions for hymns. Australia Western close a have YOU would like to join one of the groups, to original on them—and written 832 pages 1 71" x 41" / $7.00 net the New May. They have visited phone Sister-in-Charge on 6 3459. by the Chaplain of the affinity with Narrogin, Pingelly and Maori. Zealand spent Beverley. They The Retreat House is also available for Privatei Dutch Community in A vailable October The similarities be- three weeks in Katanning R etreats, Day of Recollection, Youth Groups,! W.A., Father Peter Van the two were before moving on. tween Oss, CSsR—starting next Seminars, Ecumenical Groups, Study Groups, etc.! colour of skin, love of —P.C. week. Inquiries welcome. ORDER NOW from your bookseller or from the strong family The series is entitled: children, and rhythm and distributor: ties 'Those Dutch Catholics!' WEDDING song. The two Maoris have INVITATIONS conducting prebeen PLUMBING MATERIALS school classes on the nat- Wide Range Kippax and Waterloo Sts., Surry Hills, NSW, 2010. B ATHROOM FIXTURES ive reserve. They found Competitive Prices 229-233 William St., Perth children P.O. Box, 492 Darlinghurst, N.S.W. 2010. aboriginal WELLS the SEPTIC TANK — DRY PRINT keen to learn. Local RECORD Telephone: 211-4533 Phone 28 8544 The -Plumbing Supply Specialists' women in the district 450 HAY ST., PERTH 0.11MW and Phone 21-2837-38 classes, the attended A1111111111•111111101.....-

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Project Leaflets Spark Off $32,000 Gels Underway New Birth Control Controversy

THE FOUNDATION and brickwork main Flooring slabs have been P LASENCIA, Spain.—More than 15,000 small completed and laid at farmers, whose crops were destroyed by heavy Kojonup Cottages the to not asked been have August, r ains and hail in project. leave the region. The homes will be Priests from the Plas- workers for industries in LONDON: The birth control controversy built in Bowler Street, Kojonup, and will be encia diocese issued a other countries. The priests in Plasen- has been brought alive once again with used to house pensionjoint declaration affirming that "the solution is cia expressed fears that the publication of a leaflet tel l ing Ca- ers and aged folk. unscrupulous people estimated cost of not hasty migration." tholics to use their own consciences in- theThe project is $32,000. "It is here in our own seeking profit from the could stead of Pope Paul's 1968 encycl ical, disaster recent Four homes will be towns. area's econom- Humanae Vitae, on the use of contra- constructed initially. the make "We must overcome ic conditions worse by However, provision has our spirit of pessimism hiring desperate workers ceptives. been made on the site for and defeat," the priests at unjust wages or by "Contraception is not our children and our a further eight flats to be told the people, whose offering loans at exorbiagainst the Roman Cath- fellow men — and we built when and if the debeen homes have tant rates of interest. olic faith," the leaflet have a human right and need arises. clared a disaster area. Men who do this were said. The cottages project is duty to order our lives Spain has been losing "going against the Gosbeing sponsored by the said noth"Our Lord accordingly. thousands of persons pels," the priests warn"The teaching of the Kojonup Homes for the ing about it and the each year to the indus- ed. Church is now, and has Aged Committee. never Church has made trial countries of northThe president of the More than $28 million an infal l ible ruling on always been, that artifiern Europe. dollars worth of crops the subject." is Committee, Father Marcontraception cial Newbold, tin parish Estremadura—the re- were lost in the storm— The leaflet was pub- wrong in principle. gion in which the Plasen- including 80 per cent of lished by the Catholic "That does not exclude priest of Kojonup, said the carpenters cia diocese in located— the tobacco cultivated in Renewal Movement, in understanding and char- that has been providing many Spain. co-operation with the ity towards individual would commence work Family Planning Associa- couples who find diffi- on Friday. He said work on the tion. culty; but it is the The Catholic Renewal minimum duty of all to project was progressing Movement is a group of do their best to live up according to plan. Father Newbold was progressives who have to the principle." been urging changes in The leaflet is primarily optimistic at the support AN ALBANY nursing aide, who came third in HOBART. — The New Brisbane, said in his talk the Church's position on the product of the Bir- he hopes to receive from t his year's Nurse of the Year Quest, has chosen Order of the Mass calls —"The Training of Ser- birth control and in mingham headquarters local residents. "Already, the Kojonup to give up her nursing career to become a la for servers to be respon- vers"—that servers must Church structures. of the two-year-old remeaning the sible ministers and to know Apex Club and private One hundred thousand newal movement. missionary. perform their duties with behind the actions they copies of the new leaflet The Family Planning individuals have been She is Miss Lily Bocian, be a new type of work meaningful performance, perform. are being distributed to Association said it was giving assistance in the 21, who recently gained for her. They should know the doctors, midwives, fam- "not foisting family plan- torm of material, equipFather B. McMahon, of She believes her nurs- Melbourne, told about 1)asic doctrine underly- ily-planning her nursing aide certifiment and labour. clinics and ning on Catholics. cate after almost two ing training will be a 140 servers at the Nat- ing the Church as the the English bishops. "As soon as the mater"We are only setting years at the Albany Reg- wonderful help as it has ional Altar Servers Sem- Body Christ, the of ials are in place on the out options open to "Make your decision taught her to understand inar here recently. ional Hospital. priesthood of Christ and site, the Committee will birth control], get them." Ion people. with get on and connection laity, the "The Apthe on Speaking be calling for people with Lily said this week her said that The leaflet "It has also given me a ostolate for Senior Ser- between liturgy and life, the help you need, then the Humane Vitae did trucks to cart filling sand first taste of lay missions top worrying," the leafary work would be at the basic knowledge of ill- vers," Father McMahon the presence of Christ not require "blind obed- as a donation to the proadvises Catholics. let through special and how He acts servers' the said ject." Aboriginal ness and medicine, which Wandering ience." "There is no need to - P.C. where she will always come in apostolate would be to signs, and the structure Mission, "Hundreds of well train younger servers, of the Mass and the Sac- consult a priest or to qualified and responsible would work with abor- handy." mention the matter in Catholics Lily. who raised more act as Masters of Cere- raments. iginal children of bearound the Father B. Davey, from Confession. form boys' Continue world — including bish- THIRD ORDER OF tween six and 16 years than $1,000 during the monies, ST. FRANCIS Nurse of the Year fund- choirs, arrange Home Ballarat, speaking on doing to Mass or Holy ops, priests, doctors and old. Masses and be respon- "Prayers for Servers", Communion. There is theologians—have plainfunctions, studraising R ETREAT She plans to study a servers' prayers nothing to fear. sible for the liturgy as said ly exp:essed their discourse in ied at Ave Maria College, members of their parish should not be artificial. missionary Third Order of St. "Our Lord asks us to agreement with the Pope Albany, where she gained Melbourne later, then go Francis members who and councils. but from the heart love one another our and have urged Catholics a good pass in her Leavover to New Guinea Father B. Copley, of with sincerity. husbands and wives, to make their own con- will attend the Feast Day ing Certificate. where she hoped to obRetreat on Saturday, OcShe is the eldest girl ccientious decision in tober 3, and Sunday, Octain nursing work in a in a family of 12. this very private matter." mission hospital. tober 4, are asked to ring Lily is interested in all Miss (on Lily said she had alA "RECORD" IN 21-4400) McGovern as soon as posways wanted to do mis- sports and is also a drama-enthusiast. EVERY HOME sible. sionary work. jogged 15 recently She When she heard there was a shortage of mis- miles to help raise money • HAMS—BACON sion staff at Wandering, f or the Lionsville Aged she decided it was an People's Home project at • COOKED MEATS Albany. ideal place to start. • SAUSAGES Lily, who is the daughShe will leave the • CONTINENTAL Albany Regional Hospit- ter of Lower Kalgan al this week and will go farmers, Mr. and Mrs. SMALLGOODS to Wandering a week Wally Bocian, is a keen member of the Albany later. She said she is looking girls branch of the Young forward to working with Christian Workers. —K.D. the children as this will

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Miss Agnes O'Neill, Mrs. At a six-day "Journey tive stand in the area of Annette Russell, and Fr. Into Renovation," the social justice. CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS Storman, SJ. Sisters said the Church There was some dis16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 I Fr. Gorrissen celebrat- must re-evaluate itself in agreement on the means the light of modern they should employ, the ed Mass there. socio-political realities, Sisters admitted. But THE AUXILIARY the "new role of women they agreed to begin with the process of a campaign to "awaken Bishop of Perth, the in Right Rev. Peter Quinn, change," and "a theology the consciences" of other Christians will attend a special of liberation." They said a social conevening at the Stella PTY. LTD. They supported Latin science must be created, Mans Seafarers' Club on 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER Friday, September 18, at A mer ic an liberation not only in the communimovements "in their ties in which they were W A's Leading Paving Contractors 8 p.m. search for dignity, jus- working, but also in the For Better Paving Contact Us The Club invites every- tice, and independence." United States because of one to attend, for the and promised they would the tremendous socioWe specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of evening is in honour of take a more active role. economic influence that Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. Father Gorrissen. the U.S. exercised in We have a most modern plant including power They realised the ten- Latin America. Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Father Gorrissen is visThey expressed their iting WA to gather ideas sions and crises the radiEstimates Submitted Free calisation process had solidarity with Maryand to woo support for Country Clients please note that we have a Statecowled in other religious knoll Sisters in other de the formation of a simiwide Service, and will gladly quote on any communities, but hoped veloping countries and requirements. lar Seafarers' Club in t o make he transition announced that they We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. Saigon, Vietnam, where more smoothly because would share their ideas Prompt Delivery. of their solidarity in the with ti^am at the world he is stationed. conviction that the meeting in New York on PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 The Stella Mans Club Church must take a posi September 25.

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strongly on the an- ha had confirmed the over a length of three nouncement of a joint potential nickel bearing miles. venture with Newmont nature of the area. A At Talga Talga the Pty Ltd and Anglo Amer- drilling programme company has acquired ican Corp. (Aust.) Lim- would be started in a few additional properties and ited. The venture is the weeks. This will no doubt completed one diamond exploration of claims on start off another rash of drill hole and some perthe Mount Margaret speculation in this com- cussion drilling. Goldfields. Initial ex- pany. Assays of oxidised matBy Mindu Speck ploration of the area At its Fieldings Gully erial in a shallow section The market, as a THE SHORT TERM which advice is univer- ber,in the run up to the have revealed nickel and prospects near Marble of the diamond drill hole copper values that war- Bar, Hawkstone Miner- gave an average value of w hole, did not react to The central problem in sally given and almost Christmas period. rant a detailed explora- als Limited has obtained 0.5 per cent. the fantastic uranium market analysis is the as often ignored. A portassay values of more Queensland prediction of short term folio of The general character tion programme. Deeper drilling interfind should include than 1 per cent from gas- sected sulfide mineralisaof the market can Mines. be told Anoth company er heavy trends. that weight stocks for Where all the sanous outcrops in an tion, but assay results affecting R ises about numbered factors the capital gain, high yield- from various market in- has some encouraging ultrabasic belt delineated are not yet available. dices such Dow Jones as preliminary results ing price is stocks with a few of for selected alls a dividend f particular shares moving ahead. stock are well defined, income, and a specula- index on the US. These Sipos Mining and ExThe leader of these has the market price will an- tive holding with an eye measure the strength of ploration N.L. These reperformance. to large gain. It should different parts of the sults come from their been Queensland Mines. ticipate claims on the Warriedar also include a cash or market. of the mining OUR RECORD Most property. money market investIt is advantageous for board has been weak Regular readers of the which varies in the investor to have West Australain Land with Poseidon steady column will recognise ment an by Peter Rattigan Great Boulder that we have had a run size with the state of the idea of the overall trend Holdings Limited have and of the market and for bought from the Bond s lightly up due to the of successful predictions market. TWO-THIROS of the tion binding the comthis purpose I would Corporation three large world's population is get. munity. t emporary court ruling in the past few months. SELLING CRUCIAL suggest the All Ordinary city buildings. The pro- ting poorer, while the halting the Great BoulThis obligation can We have also had negMore often than not, perties are, Exchange der-W.M.C. share swap. ative successes—tha t is, stocks are recommended Index of the Sydney Ex- House, the New Zealand other third gets richer. only be fulfilled by a change. It has been plotThis situation should body responsible for the On the local front WA advising against purch- for investment in a ted on this page and Insurance Chambers and disgust every Christian. whole Woollen mills stood out ase of fashionable stocks period of quiet community—the trading shows quite clearly how Tyre House. These pro- It must be remedied— government. making a strong advance. which have steadily de- when prices are depresthe market has moved perties will supply a dir- quickly. Still another flour mil- clined since. Poverty is the root sed and there is no speect income from rent to this year. Such gross inequality cause of the two greatest ler goes mining. This It is important to point cial urgency about makthe company. must inevitably lead to dangers to our democtime the company has out that we have also ing a purchase. Timing Some weeks ago, this revolution and bloodshed ratic civilisation — Combeen Peerless. They have had our failures. Domin- does not then create any RECOMMENDED STOCKS share was suggested as a unless somehing is done munism and Fascism. It been active on the Syd- ion Mining and Magnum special problems. This is a period of com- long term investment be- —NOW. Exchang e. A rumour have barely moved. Wesney is useless fighting these Selling, however, is a parative liquidity, with cause of the Santa Maria Perhaps you feel you evils if we are going to is that they have some tralian Sands and Mid good areas at Mount East Minerals have fail- different problem. The prices in the industrial estate just north of the have done something for perpetuate the reasons the poor by donating $10 for their existence, which Clifford. ed to react; in fact, the to organsiations such as we are doing by our inlatter has registered a MARKET ADVISERS the Freedom From Hun- action. large fall. Investors should be ger Campaign. UnfortunThere must be a masOn the whole, we have aware of the limitations achieved about 75 per ately, the way I see it, sive, converted effort by of market advisers. you are merely increas- the advanced nations to cent. accuracy with short ing the problem. The broad patterns of term predictions—which free their underveloped economic Relief organisations do (iounterparts from the growth are compares favourably often fairly well defined, with the record of most more harm than good, shackles of sorrow. for their resources are but their impact is stud- investment services. Supplying food and aid ied by remarkably few such that they can only to starving people is only The point which must investors. bring limited relief to a a temporary measure. It be remembered is that limited Market forces are sur- the accuracy of all number of is a means to an end, not short prisingly short term. people. The majority an end in itself. term predictions is limitThe Long term predictions ed. don't receive their help. effort must be directed The existence of relief to the re-organisation of are based on economic trends and 90 per cent. BALANCED PORTFOLIO organisations produces the economic and social The essence of sound accuracy is not too diffiapathy in the rich coun- frameworks of these uninvestment is the use of cult to achieve. tries, and the illusion derdeveloped nations, for the balanced portfolio, that something is being the problem there is not done to eleviate world . because there is not HOTEL GUIDE poverty. enough food—modern agTo ease our consciences ricultural techniques Siibiac o Hotel Wembley Hotel from the awful realisa- make it possible for any First Class Accommodation tion that we care pre- country to be self-suffiExcellent Lounge and and Service cious little about the cient—but that they lack Accommodation poor, we kid ourselves the facilities to distribut DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT. Phone 87 2418 e FREE HOME DELI VERY into believing that a it evenly. Cnr. Cambridge and Phone 81 1028 few dollars to a relief orWe must force the govAlexander Sts., Wembley ganisation is contribut- ernments of these counIrene McHenry, Prow ..tress SEPT. ing towards the eradica- tries to break the hold FEB., tion of poverty. that the wealthy exercise Poverty, in all honesty. over the land. Otherwise, Ba yswate r Hotel The Railton city. Now, with long a best selling time is often sector fairly buoyant. cannot be conquered by as in South Vietnam, OPP. STATION Perth's Most Modern a period of active trad- The chances of short term cash flow, it seems puny efforts of voluntary Communism is bound Temperance Hotel to 0!d Time Music & ing, and a delay of a day term gains are small. For this company is in a organisations. It requires raise its filthy little 5 minutes walk from Dancing, Friday and strong position for the the organisational effic- hands. or two may be critical. investors building up the St. Mary's Cathedral Saturday. B.B. from $7.00 Investors should watch long term nucleus of a future. iency and huge revenue South Vietnam is a LES BARTTLET Prop. Cnr. Pier & Murray Streets for a slackening of turn- portfolio, however, the Westralian Sands, in a that are only available TEL.: 71-1221 Phone: 21-8361 - 21-8361 good example of how the over and a slowing of the following may be recom- follow up to their an- f o r government-level majority of the land is price rise as an indica- mended: nouncement of a 47 per action. controlle d by the fat and tion of the optimum sellHotel Australia Commercial Hotel cent. increase in profits, While such voluntary rich of where the bulk Heavyweights — Bell ing time. One the of prinannounc have ed that they bodies exist, there will be of the populati MURRAY STREET, PERTH Northam on has Brothers BHP, , Coles, cipal causes of investhave sales of most of the no real effort by governExcellent Accommodation and been reduced to near Phone Northam 49 Dining Service, Lunch $I ment failure is hanging CSR, Woolworths. company's mineral pro- ments to attack or fight starvation; where we Parking Accommodation out for too great a proMiddleweights—Cham- ducts on negotiated for- poverty. Government ac- have spent millions tryE. Murphy, Proprietor PHONE 23-1541 fit before making a sale. berlain, Pioneer Holdings ward contracts. The re- tion is required for the ing to defeat the evil port goes on to say that war on poverty for just which There is a maxim that, Woolworths. Enloy the Best may never have at today's prices these the same reasons it is reA ccommodation & Service Hotel Rockingham if showing a profit, and flourished in the first Among the mining pro- contracts are valued at quried for all wars— place in doubt, sell. The advice had we improved Hotel Cottesloe BY THE SEA about 16.5 million dollars. there is a social obligaducers I recommend: R IGHT ON THE SEA FRONT the life of the peasants. is sound. For a Healthy Holiday This will assure the comPhone 3 2155 Heavyweights — CRA, pany of a sound market The Best of Fishing MARKET SEASONS R . M. DYMOCK, Licensee Western Mining Corpora- for its expanding producFRANK MADOIGAN, Proprietor Finally, investors should tion. tion of minerals. This ST. FRANCIS XAVIER'S note that there are seaACCOMMODATION AT CARLTON HOTEL. Middleweights— Great company is a very good sonal and periodic facRoom with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee, tors NATIVE MISSION Westralian investment and with its which may deter- Boulder, morning paper. Excellent breakfas present low price it W ANDERING, W.A. t. Parking mine market tone if no Sands. seems almost a bargain. f acilities. $4.50 per day. stronger forces are operThe lightweights among One must 248 HAY STREET EAST. TELEPHONE 21-4341. ating. The Australian the miners are always besides remember that beach sands this market is influenced very NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL strongly by the pattern speculative, and fairly company has a fifty per on government expendi- short term investment. cent. interest in Mid East Corner of Beaufort & Newcastle Sts., Perth. large ture, which produces a Hill Minerals, Lamadec Minerals N.L.'s Bed & Breakfast $4.50. Comfortable carpeted and Nickelfields are re- nickel silicate area thus buoyant period from r ooms with Fridge. Ample parking. adding a fair amount of September to November, commended. Special rates for permanent & group bookings. speculative potential to and a depressed time in The directors of TVW the share. MINE HOST: BERT McPARTLAND March to May. Trading Limited (Channel 7), Phone 28 7566 is often dull in Decem- have made a takeover bid Target Petroleum and for South Australian a group of companies, Telecasters Limited. The including the Association terms of the offer are: Oil group, have announc60 cents per South Aus- ed the results of assays tralian Telecasters Limit- on some precious metals. ed share, or one TVW The best values were 3.4 Limited share for every ppm (parts per million) eight SAT Limited share. Platinum and 3.0 ppm This offer is about 67 per Poladium. These assays cent. above the last sale were done by a United Kingdom laboratory and price of the share. the samples came from The SAT, formed in percussion drilling at the 1964, has, this year, group's areas at Camel shown its first profits. If bore. the takeover succeeds, We are looking (desperately) for a cook. The economical signiTVW Limited would have control of two television ficance of these results Preferably one with a bit of cooking experience, but stations and four radio will require extensive more important, one with patience and a sense of stations. If the number field and laboratory studhumour. of commercials are any ies. Mrs. M. Phillips, Because there are 80 of us altogether. indication of profit in chairman of InternationkstrAAse0,1,.,AVV3 $ this industry, then the al Mining Corporation t.. . " We'd even pay money. 61.11 success of this company N.L., announced that inis assured. duced polarision and Why don't you see Father Henry about it at electromagnetic surveys W andering Mission. West Coast Holdings on the company's Trough Limited moved ahead Well area in West Austra-

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WHAT MAKES A SISTER A SISTER!

The debate goes mer(admittedly on rily sometimes not so merrily) as attempts are The Instruction 'Sacramentali Communion& of the Sacred Congregation made to pin down what for Divine Worship on the extension of the faculty to administer Holy makes a Sister a Sister. Communion under both kinds, dated June 29, 1970, marks the completion Habit the Granted of the reform of the Communion rite 'ad Calicern', which was re-introduced doesn't "make the nun". Still, it is dangerous and by the Second Vatican Council.

false logic to conclude Commun- that all idea of a Habit tributing Section 55 of the con- by each Episcopal Conion under both kinds should be sweepingly disciliar Constitution on the ference or on a diocesan most suited to the carded in favour of inindividual by Liturgy, in fact, lays level particular assembly dividual, "non-distindown that Communion bishops. will be chosen: by guishable" lay attire. The norms which from under both kinds may be directly intinction, Modernisation is defingiven both to the clergy now on will cover the the Novices who made their first Profesion at the De La Salle Brothers' chalice, itely needed in terms of These are the from and religious and to the whole matter may be recently. From left: Burradoo, College, with the 'calamus' or eliminating street-sweepsynthesised as follows: laity. Francis Larkin, Terence MacKenzie, Michael Feenan, Anthony Brothers row: Back the or with pipe, ing yardage and timeIn putting this decision • the 14 cases listed in Bernard Edwards. Manning, Denis Moore, spoon. If after, due consuming preparation N.242 of the Institainto practice, the AposComtion, Robert Nelson, Damien Haining, Paul MacNamara, considera Pill, John maintenance. Brothers and Third row: tic Generalis of the tolic See has taken care directly from Gerald Barrett. munion Hunt, proponents John McAppion, today's But Michael reMissal Roman to list, on several occais deem- of the "new" image are chalice the main fixed. sions, the cases in which ed possible, a deacon getting closer and closer Second row: Brothers William Phippen, Francis Mutton, Anthon) Elliott, David it may be allowed. Hawke. or an acopyte (duly to a non-image. • The Episcopal ConThe Apostolic See has, ordained) will premay s lay ferences Allowing 'the head of Front row: Brother Terence Wilson, Peter Baget, Anthony Malaisa, Clayton Robinson, in this sphere also, acted sent the chalice. It is the camel in the tent', are down the conditions, Andrew Biggs. with care and prudence excluded we now losing the whole definitely norms and limits in order, on the one faithful tent to the camel? the that whereby bishops for hand, to limit abuses by should pass the chaltheir own dioceses We worried once about 11111I1111111111111111111111111111111111 11: 1 1.,11.• placing precise limits on ice from one to an- nuns being lost in the and major superiors the permission and, on other. for their own religsmall world of Tommy's the other, not to deprive ious houses may al- In practice, in the case woes and Susy's chickenthe faithful of a fuller Communion of a parish or similarly pox. low liturgical participation in assembly, under both kinds in diversified despite today, But the Eucharist. other cases of great Communion by intincdefinitely to be growing professionalism, importance is tion spiritual The new element of the convent chatter is confor the faithful or preferred. document is to be found cerned less about major, comreligious the in the 'decentralisation' events world-shaking munities. T STATEMEN of the possibility of granthan the length and style these limits, Within • ting this faculty. ISSUED of the skirt, the shade Ordinaries (bishops and texture of the hose, and major superiors) previously it While EpiscoThe Australian whether or not to and the determine will to was for the Holy See pal Conference has issu- wear bangs. Permission ed the following statecases. CHEMIST determine the cases in Time saved from yeswould, in general. ment on the Instruction which it was to be perWembley - 87 3984 not be given when of the Sacred Congrega- terday's sewing, starch.mitted, cases may now the number to re- tion for Divine Worship ing and ironing of giumbe determined by the 274 Cambridge St. ceive Communion is of June 29 on Holy Corn- pes flutes is now spent Episcopal Conference or rinses If If 1 1 1.1 1 1 '1.111 1 1 1 .1 l 1, 1,114. on multiplied and large. very individual bishops. munion:— and settings and curlers, fullthe that instruction order In fixed • Suitable the However, THE is to be given before- ness of sign in the Euch- sprays. principle remains that is to aristic Banquet may be is good there care Certainly, and hand, the rite should not be be taken that every- seen more clearly, and in updating the image of allowed indiscriminately, there's But thing is carried out because of the growing; religious. but that the cases should in a respectful, rev- appreciation of partici- more than a delicate difbe fixed, either once and The late Bro. O'Donnell. IN EVERY pation in the Eucharistic ference between witness erent manner. for all, or one by one, rethe and Humthrough Divinity Sacrifice the to headfoundation O'Donnell, Charles BROTHER either on a national level • That method of disception of Holy Commu- anity of Christ, and the master of St. Patrick's College, Geraldton, died last HOME. nion in the fullness of its feminity and humanness weekend. sign, the Australian Epis- of nuns. apcopal Conference An esprit de corp, a He is survived by his proves that Bishops rnly sense of responsibility to sister, Maie, and two broallow, in accordance with one's calling as manifest thers, James and Eugene. 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 the terms of the Instruc- in one's uniform marks LICENSED PLUMBER failing in was He tion of the Sacred Con- our marines, the Navy, HOT WATER SPECIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. for Divine the Army and the Green health since June. gregation SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. Worship of June 29, 1970, Berets. Born in Tully, County A LL WORK GUARANTEED especially n. 3, that Holy Tyrone. Ireland, Brother religious the Does rebe may Communion educated was O'Donnell Advt ceived under both kinds Habit do less? by the Christian BrothMaybe there's some- ers in Omagh. by: • religious men and thing in the current deLater, he joined the women in their com- finition of the "new nun" Order and taught for 10 W.A.O.A. munity Masses, and as "one who wants the years in Christian Broth• other groups which, freedom of the secular ers schools in Dublin, OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST by occasion or asso- life, all the privileges of Drogheda and Thurles, 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 ciation, have a spe- the religious life, with before coming to AustraR es.: 67 1685 cial community char- the responsibilities of ( Les McGann, Manager-Licensee) lia in 1922. neither. acter. 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Mrs. Weir Elected Vice-President MRS. MEL Weir was elected vice-president of the Mullewa Majellan Group recently. She replaces Mrs. Lenore Thomas, who has moved to Walkaway. The next meeting is scheduled to be held at the old Presbytery on Tuesday. September 22. Mrs. Colleen Bone, Mrs. Jan Bone and Mrs. Janet Coniglio will be the hostesses. MEANWHILE, the Armadale Majellan group will meet on October 5, at the Presbytery, after Mass. The Mass will be said at 8 p.m. "Sex Education for Children" will be disc' tssed.

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The Record has been inundated with inquiries nowledged receipt of it in this matter". (March 7, readers about the authenticity of Gara- a letter signed by Car- 1967.) rom f dinal Ottaviani, stating bandal. ( 2) I myself, shortly Not presuming to be in a position to answer that "The Sacred Congre- after taking possession gation examined attenpublish the complete text of the April of the Diocese of Santant hese, we 17, 1970, letter on the supposed apparitions of tively and carefully all der, discovered that not the documents, as well as the Blessed Virgin Mary at the said location in those coming from other a few devotees of said written by the Most Rev. Jose Maria sources, and lastly reach- apparitions were publicly Spain, C irarda Lachiondo, present Bishop of Santander, ed the conclusion that stating, even by various Spain, in whose Diocese Garabandal is located. the matter had already writings, that the change T his letter was addressed to Rev. Elmo L. been discussed and de- of Bishop gave hope for a different attitude of the R omagosa, Executive Editor of the "Clarion- fined by His Excellency, Hierarchy in this matter. Herald," official newspaper of the New Orleans, wherefore there was no need for this Sacred Con- To be continued next Louisana, Archdiocese. gregation to proceed in week. written that the judgment on You have this matter guidasking pertains times not hree t ance concerning the true to the Ordinary of the situation of the question place but to the Holy of the alleged appari- See, and, on the other Scarborough, Double- which tions of the Blessed Vir- hand, that the Holy See view, North Beach anc John's was held at St. * Hall, Scarborough. gin in the village of San held an opinion differ- Karrinyup were repre Speakers included Rev. THE LOCAL body of ent from Garabandal that ebastian of of the S sented at the CANA Con- Father P. Cunningham, the Legion of Mary will in this Diocese of San- Bishop of Santander. ference for Parents, or- who spoke on "Tensions be raised to the rank of tander. ganised by the Majellans,

(ANA MEETING WELL ATTENDED

I knew such allegaIn making your re- tions to be false. But I recently. quest, you were guided wanted to reassure myAbout 50 peopie attenby the desire to cast light self of all the details bethe conference, on the confusion which fore I would write to ded you say many people you. have about this problem. Visit to Pope and notwithstanding the reCongregation peated declarations of After visiting both the the Diocese of Santander. You also wrote to me Holy Father and the Sacbecause the Sacred Con- red Congregation, I can gregation of the doctrine and must declare the folof the Faith itself re- lowing: commended that you dir( 1) The Diocese of Sanect yourself to the Bish- tander closed its dossier Santander, op of since on this problem of the the Sacred Congregation supposed Virgin of San has decided not to enter Sebastian of Garabandal into the matter which with a note published by has been resolved by this my predecessor , Bishop diocese. D. Vincente Puchol, on I have delayed very March 17, 1967. much in answering you: In the note, the exand I ask your forgiveness. But my delay was istence of such apparitdue to the fact that be- ions was rejected, as well fore answering you I as those of St. Michael wanted to visit the said the Archangel. This negSacred Congregation and ative statement was the even Pope Paul VI him- final conclusion of a long self, since those who re- procedure, the documenfuse to accept the decis- tation for which was sent ions of the Bishops of to the Sacred CongregaSantander continue to al- tion. lege, on the one hand, The Congregation ack-

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DOING "OUR THING"

Sex Education In Schools

WHILE the rest of the and meaning of the world was doing its Gospel. 'thing' — living and dyIn other talks, Sister ing, hating and loving- Bernandine explained 40 young Christian Stu- the work of the religious dents from the Perth and assistant, Father Geoff did Aldous, areas Geraldton diocesan the By Provaco. their 'thing' — a 'Holy Chaplain, spoke on the If parents have shouldered their responsibility in Stir' at Marian Lodge. function of the Chaplain, The purpose of this and Helen Ryan dealt giving sex education to young children, there is no session was two-fold — with the role of the pre- need for formal sex education in primary schools. to prepare key leaders sident. Sex education should be a gradual process exto take over the helm Patrice, of the tending over all the years of a child's life. A child's Sister next year, and to equip Home of the Good Shepbabyhood and, if it is loved them adequately to face herd, spoke on 'Group sex education begins in its way naturally to a make will it wanted, and their of the challenge Dynamics', which proved happy life. the chief responsibility of is This roles. of ERS THE ORGANIS an interesting subject. parents and it is very far away from the textbooks There were talks by the Cathedral Dance, It is hoped that the 40 on child behaviour and teenage psychology. fullscheduled to be held on Kevin Davis, Y.C.W. who attended will Sunday, September 20, time worker, and Maur- pupils to their schools back , go SECOND RESPONSIBILITY Brigidine of regret that this has since een Lynch, who examined the and impart their knowchild grows, he should see, feel and underAs the been cancelled. friends, 'Review', proving it to be ledge to their stand that his own existence and the happiness .11`. stimulate 11 , 11 , also ..404,0 , ,04.41 •41 to and the of part an important the family depends on the love between las more open discussion on of A movement. and mother. It's A Must! father SociMarie Davis, of Mer- matters affecting ity. Christian and should never see their parents quarelety role Children the RECORD In Every Home cedes, explained ling. They should see signs of affection. This will make them feel and know love is the basis of all family relationships. In this atmosphere, questions about sex can be asked easily.

CATHEDRAL DANCE CANCELLED

DIFFICULTIES AT SCHOOL Parents should see that the sex and moral education continue when the child goes to school, and, as the child reaches adolescence, parents must accept endless jokes children bring home; jokes about sex told by other children. Sexual curiosity is natural between early childhood and adolescence, and too much disapproval will make a child feel that sex has become a subject not to be mentioned at home.

Wendy Reid

CLASSROOMS A classroom is not a group therapy room and adolescents attending are not to be treated as patients and, more important, personal questions must never be asked. I know a 13-year-old girl who was asked searching questions about her 'sex' life by a woman teacher. The child was horrified and she said the teacher is a 'dirty-minded thing'. An isolated case? No, in spite of talk of sex and of questionable behaviour, many adolescents are innocent. PARENTS OR SCHOOLS? Few parents help their children to understand life and its problems—and more and more the job of training and guiding them, not only with questions of sex but such basic needs as manners, hygiene and decent behaviour, becomes the responsibility of the teacher. Sad, but true. However, the teacher, in primary or high school, should not give sex instruction. This should only be given by teachers trained for this particular work and children should be taken in small selecgood ted groups, never in a large class, and a to how learn will them, to teacher, by listening deal with individual needs.

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GOLDFIELDS ANNUAL CATHOLIC BALL

Belle of Ball Anthea McGrath.

Quinn, Miss Geraldine Ardagh, Mr. Official Party entering the hall. Most Rev. Bishop Dillon, Brother Quilligan, Rev. Fr. G. Lane.

and Mrs. Dennis Hicks, Rev. Fr. F. V

Goldfields Annual The C atholic Cabaret was held in the Boulder Town Hall debuSixteen recently. tantes were presented to Bishop P. Quinn, who made the journey from Perth especially for the occasion. debutantes, trained The ay Miss Geraldine Ardagh, w ere: Miss Susan Baxter, ; partnered by Mr. Garth CruickLinda Leask), Harvey), (Cohn shank Suzanne Zanich (Gerald Buckman Gaye Clark), Col leen Beaton), ( Bill R owe (Des Steel ), Maretta Clinch (Jan Podsiadlo) Judith Willox (Philip Wearne), Coral Thomas Cruickshank) ( Graeme ( Allen A drienne Bowles Patricia Cruickshank ), Turich), (John O'Neil l Debbie Krepp (Kai Halford), Sharon Taylor (Joe Wojtowicz), Joan Willox ( David Cressey), Marianna Podsiadlo (Robert Steel ), (John Stagoll Lorraine Dianne and S tacey),

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Thursday, September 17, 1970 SPECULATION ON BISHOPS' SYNOD AGENDA

Priesthood May Be Prime Topic At Synod CATHOLICISM'S problems with its priests, and the priesthood's problems within itself, may be the main topic at the third Synod of Bishops conference in Rome in 1971.

While nothing concrete theme is not so easily has been released, the predicted—not that there By the Premier of best source of informa- has to be a second subWestern Australia tion at present on what ject. Dates for the forthcom. by ( Hon. Sir David Brand, the synod may be like is During last October's ing By By card parties: K .C.M.G., M.L.A.) Cardinal Francois Marty, synod, Cardinal Marty The Minister for Air Mr. T. J. TONKIN John R Martyr Septem ber Archbishop of Paris. propose d two other sub( Senator The new St. Anne's 100Tourist Ministers from Cardinal Marty, a mem- jects besides the priestly 22: Star of the Sea Hall, The D.L.P. bed hospital, blessed and all Senate ber of the Synod's coun- ministry— Australian Cottesloe, 1.30 p.m. States, Torn Drake-Brockman, team this year compris- cil—a opened last week, will meeting in Queensland in 15-man group • the sacraments in re- 23: St. Mary's Hall, LeedD.F.C.). es J. R. Martyr, F. A. which oversees synodal lation be a most valuable ad- July last year, unanimerville, 8 p.m.; St. to faith and pasdition to hospital facili- ously voted to set aside and Peter's Hall, Bedford George matters in between syn- toral activity; The long and distin- Pownall, ties available to the com- one week of 1970 as guished history of the Gaunt. Park, 1.30 p.m. ods—let slip a number of • the problems of inter- 24: All Saints, munity. Tourist Development Royal 1.30 p.m, Australian details last June on what national Air Mr. Pownall justice has had and When opening it, the Week. Brentwooci Branch Force entered a new an outstanding was agreed on during the charity. career as Premier said the Governon tea roster from council's April meeting. chapter last Monday with lecturer, During this week, it teacher and Whatever nwnt's policy of helping the final September 21-25 However, recommenthe delivery of the first now company director. agenda, there is little private hospitals was was suggested that Gov- six of 24 Phantom F4E dations of the synod His articulate presentadoubt that the synod has good. He believed his ernments and local or- fighter bombers. THE RECORD CLASSItion of D.L.P. policy over council are not binding its work cut out for it. policy of assisting priv- ganisations should be inFIEDS GET RESULTS, on These aircraft have the the Pope, although years has drawn ate hospitals wherever it vited to carry out specific been leased from the the Pope does take them could be done was good tasks to further promote United States Govern- crowds in Forrest place. into serious consideraGeorge tourism throughout AusGaunt, well- tion. as it made it possible for ment for two years until known in the Kununurra the people to have a tralia. developmental problems area, has been associatchoice of hospitals. RECOMMENDATIONS A State committee, associated with AustraIt will tax the capacity which examined the pro- lia's purchase of 24 F.111 ed with the Party since From what observers its inception in W.A. both of Government and posal in detail, gave gather, it was recomhave full striker-bombers CHURCHES throughout the Katanning district private organisations in support to the sugges- been overcome. The D.L.P. will concen- mended by the council combined in presenting a communion set to the Western Australia to the tion that the central that: Before the critics of trate, as always, on funKatanning District Hospital last Wednesday. limit to make available theme for the week A u s trali a's defence- damental issues of de- • the 1971 synod be an About 30 people, representing the Catholic, Methadequate first-rate hos- should be: "Keep Austra- offence planning resume fence and foreign policy, 'ordinary synod', com- odist, Baptist Lutheran Churches, attended. pital facilities to meet ex- lia Clean and Beautiful". their prising proportiona a te tongue-wagging. without neglecting the isting needs, however deThe president of the local Catholic Women's they should—as should vitally important and number of bishops from Fortunately, sirable it may be to Western all taxpayers—know the League, Mrs. A. Perrie, presented the communion well - documented pres- the world's 97 national achieve sufficient excess Australia has few pollu- facts and achievemen ts ence of 8 percent of the bishops conferences in- set to the Hospital matron, Mrs. G. M. McManus. capacity to enable pat- tion problems, and the pertaining to the lease of population which can stead of one comprising —P.C. ients to have a choice of litter problem is still at the Phantoms. only be called "poor". only of conference presia manageable stage. Howhospitals. dents and other assorted Earlier this year, the The policy being fol- ever, we can't afford to Government In an affluent coun designates. became lowed by Sir David ignore the danger sig- aware of the reality that, try, it is disgraceful that • that the synod run at Brand's Government of nals. There is enough through no fault of its such a comparatively least four weeks to allow OPTICIANS —OPTOMETRISTS assisting private organi- evidence to indicate that own, the developmen t of large section should have all views to be presented sations to meet capital many West Australians the F11.1 to meet CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS and voted and also on, to RAAF been so long without expenditure on hospitals do not fully appreciate specifications provide time for the PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE and needs help. . 21 8151 was initiated by the de- the litter problem and would be delayed. Pope to make his own PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET . . . 21 5304 cision of the Hawke how our tourist image These people must be comments. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET . . . 35 2602 Labor Government on can be damaged by discove red ACTED QUICKLY by co-opera- It was Cardinal Marty COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET . . . 3 2655 thoughtless littering of February 24, 1959. Being aware that Aus- tion between State gov- who suggested during The original decision our highways and land- tralia's defence needs in ernments, social services the last synod in 1969 paved the way for the scape. the climate of uncertain- departments and employ- that the number one propolicy, which has been and disruption in Asia, ers; and helped with blem for the next synod ty Our main aim during subsequently followed. It FOR MEN— accommodation, should be that of the Government acted food, the Tourist Developmen t broke new ground in WA educatio n and any priesthood other toin entire quickly wisely. and in connection with assist- Week (which begins on Participate in the On June 24, it announc- help they need to bring day's world. ance to non-Government Monday, September 21), ed it had contracted them a fair share of nawould this Doubtless, with will be to break this bk-spitals. Community Life of the United States Gov- tional affluence. They include in one way or anThe Hawke Cabinet de- habit. ernment to lease the will not be helped by other the burning point cided the Government Benedictine Monks Phantoms as an interim across-the-board increas- —clerical celibacy. THREAT would be prepared to es in pensions, endow One member of the measure. The Government has assist non-governmental MAKE A On two counts alone, ment or amelioration of Roman Curia told the NC organsiations that con- already given practical the choice of the Phan- the means test. These News Service that he structed new hospitals support to a State-wide toms as an interim air- things, too, are neces- doubted celibacy would or made substantial ad- anti-litter campaign. At craft cannot be faulted. sary, but the present pri be brought up as a sepditions to existing hos- a meeting earlier this Initially, at NEW NORCIA the Phantom ority is to help the poor arate subject. pitals. It would pay the year, the Governrnont Rather, it would procomes into service with first. INFORMATIVE TALKS, DIALOGUE, full amount of interest pledged a renewable anthe RAAF with a formidThe D.L.P. would also bably be brought up durR ECOLLECTION on borrowed money dur- nual grant of $20.000 to- able reputation. like aid to independent ing discussion on the posing the first year and, in wards the cost of setting Secluded, Historical Country Setting, 82 miles More than 4.000 of schools resolved equit sibility of ordaining marsubsequent years, would up and running a per- these sophisticate North of Perth. ried specific men in d fightably. Its policy is for pay the interest on the manent anti-litter organer bombers have been payment of an allowance cases. Write to: FR. A. McPHEE, O.S.B. outstanding balance on isation. Once introduced, he built, and these, today, to independent schools, the basis of a reduction BENEDICTINE MONASTERY, The Government acted are in service with some equivalent to the aver- said, the discussion could of $40,000 per year in its course. take own NEW NORCIA. 6509. squadrons 60 in nations in this way because it beage cost of educating a the amount borrowed. Cardinal Bernard Alaround the world. lieves litter is a small, child in a corresponding The maximum rate of frink, of Utretch, The Under actual battle state school. interest which the Gov- but significant threat to Netherlands, said in a conditions the in Middle our environmen t. ernment would recognise The formula suggested pastoral letter that he East and in Vietnam, was six-and-a-half per The Keep Australia they have proved conclu- for payment of this al. had the greatest hopes cent., and the maximum Beautiful (W.A.) Council. priesthood the sively they have no peer. lowance is similar to that period for which interest formed as a result of that They are a supersonic that for Federal Health would be on the 1971 would be paid in respect first meeting, has now aircraft that can be de- Benefits. The allowance agenda. of any hospital was set prepared and adopted a Another straw in the ployed with an awesome would be claimed by parat 20 years. constitution, elected a arsenal of weapons, de- ents from the Govern. wind is that the April During the period the board of management pending on the opera- ment, but would have meeting of the Italian Brand-Court Government and an executive committional need of the time. value only when credit Bishops Conference dehad been in office, costs tee. It is ready to emThe critics have hit on ed to the independent voted most of its time have risen and interest bark on an intensive antithe Phantom's limited school nominated by the to problems, crisis and rates substantially in- litter programme. parents. This will ensure theological needs for the range. creased. It is not unreasafeguarding of the fun- priesthood. During Tourist Develsonable to expect some FINEST AIRCRAFT Meanwhile, the recentdamental right of the opment Week, the Coundeparture to be made But it should be point- child to assistance; and ly-established Internatopfrom the initial condi- cil will appeal through ed out that Australia's the freedom of the par nal Commission of Theotions agreed upon in the press, radio and tele- mint-ne w straight-off-the- ent to choose the school logians has undertaken a vision for the co-opera1959. On that occasion, assembly-lin e Phantoms to be attended; and will study for a deeper theothe decision made relat- tion of people of all ages have been modified for safeguard the independ- logy and motivation of ed to proposed additions to support the anti-litter longer operational mis- ence and proper author the priesthood. campaig n and will also to the St. John of God However, a commissions. ity of the School's mantake its message into the Hospital. sion spokesman said the agement. For obvious security Seeing that the policy schools. study was progressing rea sons, exact range and being followed is simply VIETNAM well, but that this study POINTERS speed performances cana continuation of policy Labor backbencher was being carried out innot be There stated. are many ways as laid down by a Labor Gordon Bryant is in dependently of whatever Men who know the outdoors know that Bex can be Government, it is easy to in which members of the In any event, this be- strife with his the agenda for the synod depended on in case of sudden emergencies like Party. He agree with Sir David public can make a con- comes K lesser considera- wants is. toothache or to relieve aches and pains after a long Australian arms Brand's statement that tribution towards keep- tion when it is realised to day's exercise. And Bex is wonderfully effective if you help Cambodians sur This is, nevertheless, a "the Government's policy ing Australia clean and that Australia's treaty feel a cold coming on. Bex has been the choice of vive against the aggres- coincidence that is hard of helping private hos- beautiful. Don't, for ex- arrangements will allow over almost forty years. Take Bex as directed millions sion of the North Viet- f o overlook. ample, leave rubbish for its Phantoms to be pitals is a good one". on the packet or wrapper for fast safe, soothing relief. namese which he saw WA is in urgent need lying around at picnic deployed from strategic SECOND THEME Bex Is better. clearly on a visit to of first-class hospital ac- areas—put it in the car, airfields in Asia. I F the problems of the Cambodia. It is ironic commodation, and will take it home, and dispose Under these conditions, to hear his sturdy de priestly ministry seem a he for very many years of it in the proper way. the matter of range dim- fence of his view against good bet for discussion, Don't throw cans or botto come. second inishes considerably in his Party and against the possible tles out of car windows, The addition therefore i mportance. the 1 4.04 , Governmen 11.04 , 04.00.4.1.004.00 t which 0 of the facilities which and don't deposit rubbish The important fact to will not send Australian A TTENTION ALLI St Anne's will make on vacant land or along available is most wel- roads when nobody is r emembef is that the arms. It is perhaps still Schools, Convents, Col around to see you flout- Australian Government, more ironic that he still come. Ieges, Charitable Organic. in its seems quest to oppose for ing Austraan the interregulations. PR ICE 12c The Sisters of Mercy im bomber, has secured lia's Vietnam commit- ations—For your Raffle POWDERS & TAB; "11 will thus be able to ex Don't forget: Take all the finest military Ti:k ets see . . air- ment, despite its origin tend their wonderful of your rubbish to the craft of its type in the in the aggression of the RECORD PRINT work. tlearest tip. world. North in Vietnam. 450 HAI+ Street, Perth. ANIONMIN,

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man of the sea. It was answer telephones, count collections, further $2,500 expense to the Catholic Enquiry Centre' FIE WAS a —and his mistress. pay bills, teach catechism, lead prayhope his life, s sick. It strives for that great Five-thousandold and worn, he could ers, lock up churches, visit the ROME. — Cardinal The Centre is appeal- course. gut now, I am sure, with rationalisation, we Cushing may no longer two-hundred and twenty goal for which Our Lord it. about Catholics more for ing y talk Supadventures, the places he had could get a lot more out of the cleric- be Archbishop of Bos- to become its sponsors took the course last prayed at the Last unity fiis complete — day. per al ternher sea, the year. well of ton, but he is still and benefactors. n, the moods BUCKLING DOWN TO WORK calms, her This, plus the fact that among all sincere Christembered in Rome. rem stuous outbtirsts, her Cathof talking are , a sponsor of 25,300 Catholics are pre- ians everywhere. ALREADY, we Currently gentleher and anger, her lours, The Cardinal still has the Centre forms a little pared to support the But Ecumenical diaolic schools being staffed entirely by his titular church in circle of friends (about Centre's work, has given logue does nothing for teachers. lay as the on him around sit to we used I think it might be much easier the Eternal City, the 12), who contribute 20 the staff reason to face the countless of millions sundrenched sand as he taught ol, we have assumed to keep the church of Santa Susanna, cents monthly to help the the second decade with who are neither aware of, than Knots on for hours. Ile could go lively without any dramatic the city's parish church Centre's Apostolate. Church confidence and enthus- nor involved in, any inthe lore of the sea. splicing—and be- iasm. , if only some- for residents and visittions These vocations contribu in terpretation of Christincrease book, a from learn could Knots one splicing. This is why it is ianity. one would get down to careful and ors from the United come associates of the Patrick Father Saye • we could Centre. States. the Centre's act- a subject that must be g systematic organising. oney, somethin Ro was that -lore, But sea The Pope assigns tituIt is not because we will not be In its 11th annual re- ing director: "We con- fully understood. fise. able to manage without the common, lar church in Rome to port to contributors and tinue to see a real and it? No Time For Or was Cardinals as a sign benefactors, the Centre growing hunger for reramble on and on . . . well-known things that priests and new Thumb Twiddling lie used to special relation stated that, while the ligious truth all around be should their we that us, for of do religious I g enough, interestin city and the mass media had high- us." 1:c1 on. It was Less than two million somewhat long-winded. worried about the lack of vocations with the ,ess though of the nine million nonPope. in the Church. Need ive" : resem"permiss umenism the lighted marked Ec a bore parts, it Father Robert O'Don- society and insinuated Catholics in Australia are It is because we desperately need for Greater the stuff we read :Ace to some of committed Christians. the inspiration they can give us. We nell, CSP, the pastor of that "God is dead", reUnderstanding Although the Ecumenireally could manage with fewer Santa Susanna's, said the quests for its religious the Since us: ns on suggestio dawned The only then it Fathers rejoiced courses continued to int we needed all Movement gives some if Paulis cal religious and priests one only had sea come disapproval of the church wn of history, the when for do 1958 they things and valuable guidein obvious the new were crease. existence—to challenge from a few Catholics ason for its lay participation, better was chosen as the titular on how the attitude lines us. Greater them teach is to it think lives, "The great silent maj- who seem to :en for their of their newlysmall minority rch of prundeal a good chu that and organisation to love e, duty, confidenc is more concerned out-of-date to talk about iith, humility, ing of frills and furbelows could put created Archbishop of ority might become more posiGod. of ty immensi Austraof the on conversi all, ultithe the than ever about nd, above us on top of the world in most Boston. tive and fruitful, the obDWINDLING NUMBERS 12 years, mate purpose of life. lian in this age of Ecu- ligation of Catholics to past the "For matters. we are Those who make the menism. WE ARE worried because a direct approach But one thing we cannot get by: We Cardinal Cushing's conand religious. The They often ask: "Why make loud noises and vie with bechurch, the hort of priests for for need cern others—the vast ng desperate a the compelli have to its in ped l handicap the dona- each other for the head- try to seek individua majority of Australians with hurch may be with ginning contact closer yet and closer seminaries are when there are inistry because our tion of a new organ in lines are only the very converts emains unchanged. people of total dedication. that we will soon —r ." small signs minority cloisthe for o far from full. and contact 1958, that get can be no quescannot There we And and n populatio " be all united anyhow? n nuns asAt a time when Cistercia ed The Centre, more establish tered many great sitting back and a are of there tion unless increasing It is necessary to unoney and ill-health are waiting until Christian folk in the world who are totally sociated with it. has been in Sydney in 1959 by the derstand Ecumenism. of hope no find we rate, t such a generous and continual." Bishops of Australia as has been achieved dedicated. A most valuable move- Unity •nough religious vocations to staff O'Donnell added a national apostolate to we ther t Fa importan so the Gospel can be is it fore why is be That new ment in the Church, it ur existing institutions, let alone should have more priests and re- that, though the Cardinal reach 'People who would aims at greater under- preached to them. ones. ligious. Without them, there is a dan- had retired, he still had not otherwise contact standing, greater FOOTNOTE: Those incohis the It is not that the Church cannot Church, Catholic ger we might come to regard the Santa Susanna's as have in helping the we as terested n, greater proportio and n operatio In manage. Roman Church. offers the non-Catholic that Church in much the same light as a personal Catho- Catholic Enquiry Centre between charity showed had less priests, we have found cardinal population nine (about as The of land-lubber regards the sea—not the million) a free confiden- lics and members of should write to: Catholic laymen can do more and more a living, dynamic entity, in whose life special concern for priests only commun- Enquiry Centre, P.O. Box think to used we n sit- tial the work correspondence other Christian our own lives can merge and blend convent of Cistercia 63, Naroubra, NSW 2035. ities. becould do. directly 20 course weekly of nuns lest until we find in that union a fulfilmen uated True, a layman cannot say Mass— altar. sons on Catholic beliefs of ourselves, but rather as a bumpy, hind the main but there are many jobs he can do, Several years ago when and practices. rtable road to 20 Mabel St.., uncomfo dreary damp, more do to priest a each of which free floor of the chapel Meeting the Challenge the Heaven. called land far-off a South Perth of the things that only priests can it was Since its inception, A road we seem to be stuck with— there collapsed, 67 2716 do. the Cardinal who came more than 45,000 non- PAINTING CONTRACTOR someone invents aeroplanes. Lay folk cannot hear confessions, unless ward with the funds Catholics have taken the for Mangini. J. —W. nor give Absolution. But they can to repair the damage. DIOCESAN VOCATIONS The Cardinal's coat of OFFICE arms is also enshrined 77 St. George's Terrace, in a window in the MARIST COLLEGE OVAL Perth 6000. Phone 23 1889 church of Santa Cecilia. Carof church titular the Director: dinal John P. Cody, of Foley. tics, J. W. catechis Fr. in Rev. seminar first BROOME.—The Chicago. held here recently, has added colour to the already Cardinal Cushing concolourful history of the Catholic Church in this The following Religious generously to tributed will be available for per- the uncovering and resdiocese. sonal enquiry and inter- toration of the ancient The four-day seminar, and Halls Creek, the Sis- view at the Diocesan VoRoman ruins that had conducted by Brother ters of St. John of God. cations Office, 77 St. Cnr. LUCCA ST. and EMPIRE AVE., CHURCHLANDS been found beneath the Terrace, beSmith, F.F.S.H. ,and Sis- the Sisters of St. Joseph. George's church. ancient ters M. Ann, RSM, and M. one Good Shepherd Sis- tween 3.30-6.30 p.m. on: He is also remembered Dominica, RSM, both o1 ter, one lay-helper from September at the Polish College in Santa Maria College, At- the Lombadina Mission, Monday 21: Brother A. C. Rome. tadale, Perth, was open- members of the local Daily CFC, Christian In 1958, he presented ed by His Lordship. creche and Father Frize, then newlyBrother. Poland's Bishop Jobst, D.D., SAC. of Port Hedland. * WIN A FREE PRIZE 28: Sister Tar- named cardinal, Archnday Mo ki, The visiting religious Wyszyns Stefan bishop Mercy. of cisius, Sister In his address, Bishop were given the opportu* MEET WORLD FAMOUS STARS of Warsaw, with $25,000 October Jobst said he hoped some Polish nity of meeting the pareducate * JOIN IN OPEN GOLF COMPETITION Fr. to help members of the comRev. ents of the children at- Monday 5: seminarians in Rome. OFM, Dawson munity would be able to tending the St. John of rt Rupe * GET A BARGAIN FROM ANY OF THE The money had been carry on the work of the Franciscan Father. school. convent God the Boston to given NUMEROUS STALLS catechists in the KimberThey also visited the Monday 12: Sister Philo- Archbishop to help pay leys. La Bay and cardinalatial Beagle mena, Sister of St. for * GIVE THE KIDS A RIDE — PONY OR his John of God. robes, but the cardinal About 40 people attend- Grange Missions. MERRY-GO-ROUND felt it would be used ed, among them the Pal- It is hoped the semin * STAY FOR THE DAY — FROM 11.00 a.m. ON in helping the lotine priests of the East ar will be an annual STONE THROWER better Kimberleys, Balgo Hills affair. Polish Church. T

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BROOME SEMINAR A SUCCESS

M ONSTER FAIR SUNDAY 20th SEPTEMBER

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DEATH OF PRIEST'S MOTHER REQUIEM MASS TO BE SAID

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Mrs. D. McGillicuddy, of Crusheen, County Clare, Ireland, mother of Father John McGillicuddy, parish priest of Palmyra, died on Tuesday, September 8. Requiem Mass will be said for the repose of her soul at Our Lady of Fatima, Palmyra, on Monday, September 21, at 7.30 p.m. Father McGillicuddy will officiate.

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WITH YOU COUPON FREE THIS BRING AN ITALIAN, describ"mad a as police by E,d FILL IN YOUR NAME man", hurled two stones at Pope Paul VI at the 4ND ADDRESS end of a general audience a WILL BE DRAWN PR I ZES PLACE IT IN THE BARREL but missed him by wide margin. FROM 11.30 A.M. to 5 P.M. HOUR HALF E VERY Vatican sources said the Pope had not been aware of the attack. R AY VICTOR and RENEE PIAZZA, at present in Perth to star in Channel 9's latest which came shortly after Mercy of super show and at La Tenda, are the most fabulous of husband and wife entertainFive Sisters he had given his closing will celebrate the Silver ment teams the world over. Citizens of Las Vegas, they won applause in the most But the Pope blessing. Jubilee of their profes- e xclusive clubs of several continents and they will be at the Marist Fair to meet you showed no visible reac- sion this week. A lso present will be several other TV. and FOOTBALL STARS of local fame. tion when told about it They are Sister M. OPEN HOLE-IN -ONE COMPETITION as last year, TERRIFIC PRIZE to the value of later. Christina, Matron of the several hundred dollars including a magnificent set of P.G.F. golf clubs, bag, etc.. plainVatican Four Maternity Hospital, St. selected and supplied by professional Len Thomas could be won for the ridiculous clothes policemen on Anne's; Sister M. Mat- investment of 50c. ( for 3 shots). There will be additional prizes for nearest to duty in the hall carried thew, Theatre Supervis- the pin, accuracy, etc., and demonstrations by Len Thomas and Pat Tobin. the man, Luigi Donno, or, also of St. Anne's STALLS INCLnE: Cakes — Fancy Goods — Produce — Sweets — Folding Chairs — 35, out of the hall and Hospital; Sr. M. Theo- Chickens — Steptoe Lucky Envelopes — Lucky Dips — Chocolate Wheels — turned him over to Ital- phane, Sacristan at St. Mystery Wheel — Afternoon Teas. famous Ambrose Enterprises, Bowl, Pitch & ian authorities. Mary's Cathedral; Sr. MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS, like the meals. barbecue and events Toss'em Victoria of aine, Germ Square Concent, and Sr. M. Tarcisius, of Santa By Courtesy of — Maria Convent.

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I FILM REVIEW/Prosper Lorre

Thursday, September 17, 1970

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Convincing, But Not Moving

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"An immovable parliament is worse than an sick with consumption SUNDAY is beginning SEPTEMBER 20 immovable King . . . I wil l see England governed disgust with day rulers and the Englatici, Arthur Katevia, Mt. To start the week anew. j ustly if I have to do it myself!" malady of power. Claremont (13); Kieran Make sure you go to Thus, Oliver Cromwell affect on this situation But it was Sir Riodan, Joondanna (13); Mass and ask Alec compromises with his rings true. History may Guiness's Maureen Bailey, Scar- God's blessing in all you ideals of democracy for dispute the facts and the hesitant, creation Of a borough (14); Margaret do. wave ring which he led England personalities he assigns Charles I that conGraffin, Harvey to able (14); was I week was last really If into civil war and six to the important figures the highlight Borgia, Kalamun- MONDAY is be 'friendly' of necessity of educa- Peter The best way to round required viewing for con- while looking at the when the commercaals years of anarchy. of the era, but his Crom- erbly produced this sup. vince you of the da (11); Denise Brown, day off a week of watching cerned Christians. historical then perhaps this week we Dianella (9). beautifully filmed land come on. Ironically, A smile upon your face Cromwell, well gives a believable , spectacular. tion, television is to switch at that moment, prob- reason for the events' His study. Write a letter to a lonely Apart trom the sensit- in which he worked. . . . When asked meticulously craft. hould talk about over to ABW 2's W. ive, passionate ably agreed with Charles' which took place. one ed performance-his fop. s feeling necesMON0AY where nfortunat they a study is go to find ely, out Why I DON'T Buy Somerset Maugham on that U earlier witty nvite some-one to your I statementMuggeridge has for p ish OVERPOWE style RING about a product, 67 per and Sunday nights at 8.30. Mudderidge presents a part of gaining knowledge. If SEPTEMBER 21 subtle place. the land of Christ's birth, cent said newspapers "Democracy is a Greek Richard Harris' decla- stutter-brought out his sary Stephen O'Sullivan, the need of formal This greatest of short ministry and death, it is fluent, learned and un- and only 21 per cent said drollery based on the matory portrayal of a staggering ability to we do not see idea that ordinary people Manjimup not do (13); Eva TUESDAY, make story writers comes alive an insight into the rea- flaggingly interesting bio- television." obviously wrong , Cromwell of unshakeable decisions, ' (school ) education, then, can achieve something Mroz, grumble, Kewdale (13); through the well-written sons for which a man graphy of Christ. concern and integrity Dire ctor Hughes preIn Perth, so many com- extraordinary". we cannot hope to see the need of David Bianchini, Queen's Let no-one call you s creenplays, The magnificent photoand like Muggeridge has jourwas overpowering to the sents him as a vain mercials are so utterly King; grouch, Park (10); Mark Povey, either. Maugham's The important thing is point of monotony. It a weak detached neyed on his long life graphy and simple proman pushed study Mt. Lawley (10); Susan Don't shout, or cry, or view of human nature is deep into conscious ath- duction help Muggeridge offensive that I make a that Cromwell, played by got the message across of lots are there moment, At the Kardos, mumble North Perth always completely absor- eism and back to wholly t o achieve truism-to personal note every time a super-intense Richard but lost him some per- Continued on PAGE 15 oung people l ike yourselves protest- (13); Diane Galas, Tuart And when you fall, don't y bing, if not always pleas- committed Christianity. bring real life to the NOT to buy whatever the Harris, is seen by script- sonal credibility. product is. True to the 'ouch'. (11); Jenny O'Callaant-but that is the fault writer-director K en For those who doubt story of Christ. ing at the world they think that their Hill It was a fine portrayal advertisers intention, Hughes as a ghan, Nollamara (9); of human nature, not their faith, it could prove They good them. for Chrismade An interesting new item whenI walk into a superof a public figure-but parents have Louise Haines, Rivervale WEDNESDAY is for Maugham. meaningful. For those on the weekend was one market, confronted by a tian who fought unwav- not of a private man. Saturday thinking l ike the society that has made ( 8). on't Invariably, there is a who don't, or have none, tucked away in eringly d for just governthe grey row of different brands And think before you do Harris developed the 9.30 p.m. ABC second netment. subtle twist, an unexpec- it is an excellent charac- wilderness of the a ffluence its God, and this is to their work: finan- of the same thing, I notvery sure that noMake Betjemen character from a simple, ted turn in the plot, a ter study into the can- cial pages on the * TUESDAY subject ice the name first that I chooses Dickens. Writ. c redit. Above all, his interpre- Godly man concerned for one surprising opinion from tankerous Muggeridge of advertising. er, poet, and broadhave seen on the telly. I cation Can take offence at you. of But what good is there in protest- SEPTEMBER 22 Cromwell's his country into a man one of the characters caster Sir John BetjeGirard Curtis, Tuart sowrong our in what is against which jerks you away men presents readings ing Hill (14); Dana Bryll, THURSDAY is 'big help' from your expected endMAK E. A from Dickens, his fav- ciety unless you have the knowledge day Denmark (12); Christoing. ourite extracts. Dickens that wil l enable you to put something pher Stokes, Anplecross Give your mum and dad Maugham's detached is marvellous read place? Here is another ( 11); Michael Hilton, Bel- a fright its view-he seemed always in etter b aloud. The first of two 3, mont (11); Brett Male. Do the dishes, say your the singer and never the BBC programmes. r eason for education then, and an- Nedlands (9). prayers song-gives his cool desSunday And don't dare to start a other reason for the study that is criptions an accuracy 4.45 p.m. ABC fight. second necessary to acquire it. which normal people WEDNES * DAY network: Massey leccouldn't hope to achieve V ery few people have the capacity SEPTEMBER ??, ture. Canadian philosoFRIDAY is for all you: and this devastating inpher presents friends his Hilma Thorson, Scarof absorbing knowledge without sight into what makes C VC 0%..A OtAE - e.(aCe. fourth lecture on the Be good and kind and. borough (13); itself Thomas study perhaps in is extraordinary people beAnd tudy. s thoughts of Nietzsche. true StCTION Hogan, Merredin (14); come what they are, or Sub-titled Revenge and a good thing because it teaches us Rosemary Firm, Kuk- And then your friends ordinary people suddenRedemption, the lec- the kind of discipline that we need will be your friends erin (13); Mark Tinley. ly achieve some action ture examines the conititkutP throughout our l ives if we Karrinyup (11); Judith For all your long life far beyond what is ever IticOUElti apply to temporaries through. to the Richardson, Dianella expected of them, is Without utmost. achieve P‘PE the c.LE ANEIRscplp to ish w Nietzsches "last men" ( 9); Leanne Griffin, what is so delightful sacriwork and amount of and "nihilists". SATURDAY certain is family Bunbury a (10): Peter about Maugham's story 6.30 p.m. ABC second netday and the television series. fice, for whatever the purpose, man Steel Doubleview Take work: Olivier: The Art part and do your ( 12); Alan Wilkinson, The makers of the can achieve very little in this world. of Acting. Sir Laushare Alfred Cove (14); TimSeries achieve the effect rence Olivier talks to So boys and girls, study while you othy Barker, Claremont In fun and work and of this study of ordinary, John Dyas about his everything, down-to-earth people by are at school . It is a necessary part ( 11). preference for comedy, Make all you do a prayer. the simple expediency of education . of your his life and wartime using good, but relatively * THURSDAY experiences. God bless you all, unknown actors. Why is a knock on the SEPTEMBER 24 It 41.11.04.11.41#1.11,4114100411411,4•044,44,•44 would spoil the 111Rii HOL door like a riddle?-Bet'QrsiCti Jan Clohessy, Manning series if a big name actor B ROTHER JUNIPER. ( 10); cause both need ar iS>E Barbara Jefferies, answer.. took a part-the magic Karrinyup (14); Kerry would be lost. But, don't * Wade, Harvey (14); C. C. get me wrong, it is alWhy is a musician such (14); Wembley obinson, ways very well actedR 11-.-ee pipe-cleaners also ;ure to knot it on the a strange person? - Be- SOMETHING TO superbly on occasions. Anne Creighton, Ingle- cause he plays when he inside so that it will stay black. MAKE: wood (14); Colin Patter- works and works when Sunday nights is rapidWhen these are dry, in place. son, Melville (12); Mau- he plays. When the whole thing ly becoming Channel 2's poke three small holes in reen O'Sullivan, Manji* night as they line up an side of the egg is finished you may paint either mup (10); Anne McKenon any features you wish, MONUMENTAL impressive assembly of Why is a hairdresser Materials: An egg car section which you have such as a red stripe on na, Maylands (13); Julie like a withering leaf?programmes. Before SPECIALISTS ton, 3 pipe-cleaners, paint cut. Thread the pipe Karrinyun Because she curls up McCarthy, Somerset Maugham is and or coloured pencils, hat cleaners through these the back or eyes, etc. North Ryan, Louise (7); Profiles of Power, where The W.A. Symphony Orchestra, which will dies (dyes). 483 Great Eastern holes and bend to look presents its annual Gala Benefit Show at Winthrop elastic. Doubleview (61: Peter Hall on October 3, at 8 p.m., Robert Moore puts the before the ABC's cameras for a special three-part How do you stop a * the legs of a spider like H'w Redcliffe performing ay, series. The conductor of the "small orchestra" Lane, Boyup Brook (101 questions that we would will narrate the programmes to be shown Why rooster here are motor from crowing on is cars hole in another cafain Thomas egg From Poke the Mayer. Arthur Dignam soon. lazy?-Because they are cut a one-egg section. the top of the spider's a Sunday morning?-Eat all like to ask to the men Phone 65 3157 who lead this country; tired (tyred). * FRIDAY Paint this black and at body and thread the hat him for dinner on SaturAfter Hours 67 3815 after is a new three-part and more important into the same time paint the elastic through, making day night. Mr. Frank Kilcheski, immediately EPTEMBER 25 S turn my series called the Life of Jesus Christ. v ice-president of the Nat- back and pick NATURE NOOK Travers, KelCatherine something Christ. It is always an interest- ional Sales Bureau of %Eh else. (11); Graham mscott ing experience to measAdvertising in New York The life-long ambition (11); Julie Innaloo .Jack, Some advertisements Saturday fulfilled by Malcolm Mug- ure one's own conception was reported saying: Cox, Queens Park (12,: are almost better watch- 11.30 p.m.: A Hundred of Christ with one put The sea urchin, which Tele geridge-to vision visit WAS the methe Julie O'Connor, Boulder ing than the forward programby man a Years like Holy Land-it is well probably most of you Later: dium of the Sixties; Peter David Johnson, 11); ( Thompson presents the written and gutterally old Beatle-brow. NEWSPAPERS will be mes. But the majority Doubleview (12); Annette have seen at some time are dreadful. the story of Australia's narrated by the old GryAnd whatever the con- the medium of the SevenCrowe, Mt. Pleasant (13); or another, is another first churchman, Richphon himself. R aucous, We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all il clusion, it can only help ties. repetitive, Grey Dellahosca. Bodal- sea animal. Its body is ard Johnson and com- nesses or complaints which can be relieved by Whether you love or to form ones image just Very interesting. One ugly ,and sick they seem Joseph White. shaped like a ball and is lin (13); pares it with the pre- herbal treatment. These teas are blended from hate Muggeridge,I would a little more clearly of the most sensitive intent on an almost diaMark covered with long mo--e (8); Man iimup CLUES ACROSS: go so far as to say that when one can contem- gauges of the strength of bolical effect -bruise the able spikes. Limeston sent. formulae which have borne the test of time and a CLUES DOWN: Doyle, Kuhn (8). the programme is almost plate the life of Christ society's affiliation to its name of a product in the plates lie just under ft long experience. We also stock Chamomile-, 1.Female deer. name. Boy's 1. skin and form a shell medium is the pockets of s tupified viewers consc- Sunday Peppermint-, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others, 2. Read-gear 1.4,1P•0•041 , ••••••4•441.### # 2. Very warm. SATURD AY Sea urchin feed on de* the advertising moguls. iousness. Not by appeal 7.30 p.m.: The Doctors: 3.The Price per packet $1.10 at your Chemist, Health' number that 11. Upon. This excellent BBC Food Shop or direct from our Mail Order Departcaying matter, seaweee If they say people take to reason but by candle comes before vo. nake- SEPTEMBER 26 thin 12. s Long, serial of three doctors ment. and living animals found more notice of advertis- power and decibels. 4. Same as last clue. Moss, Bicton like fish. Peter in group practise in If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask for on rocks and the sea boting in papers, then I for 5.Many. 13. One. ( 13); Damian Loughnan, tom. Its mouth is in the Their whole aim is to London. A happy young our free detaifild pamphlets. one am prepared to be, 6. Well-mannered rePoint (12); Judith ^entre of its lower -SOLE AGENTSSalter take away number Next after freedom 14. w of Suroman is told of the lieve them. quest. Scarborough McNamara. choice of a product in nine. R. CONNABEER & COMPANY face, and the animal iF dangers of rubella to Mr. Kilcheski pointed 7. Past tense of 'b e'. Colman, Michael (13); able to chew with its five 8. Upon. the baby she is expectout that in Sydney last favour of their own. 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 15. Not closed. Trigg Island (11); Ger- sharp teech. 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. , ••‘, ing. year where TV advertis- They do this by implying I. Abbreviatfilin for 16. Monkeys. ald Molloy. Scarborough Tel. 82-1169 In order to move about ing revenue increased by very heavily that you will street. (11); John Hearne, Como the sea urchin uses its In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, 10. Wore 17. Allow. a mere $354 million, lose sex appeal without 8.0 p.m.: TVW 7, Emma which some11); Michelle Haines, spines and tiny tube feet. ( Bov ary: For the their Room Sunstuff, 20, Arcade 1st that your Floor, Bon Marche newspaper advertising times joins two sen- 18. Mother's b07. Rivervale (6); Luke Patday night movie watch80 Barrack St., ( opp. Liberty Theatre). revenue increased by friends will reject you, tences or two words. 19. Finish. -From World Book erniti, Joondanna (6). ers, the film of the life that your money will $585 million. Encyclopedia. of Emma Bovary, starwaste away to a shadow Letters to including all JUNIPER, BROTHER His reasons were even without ring Jennifer Jones. the super-saving Competition S PECIAL more interesting. entries, should be addressed to him they offer. I NSIST ON l it P.O. BOX 104, 7.55 A t•E.Pt VgCt-ItSt p.m.: ABW 2. Profiles Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. "Many advertisers are HOSPIT AL I don't know what of Power: Robert becoming disillusioned effect this has Moore interviews the -psycholowith the cost of televisgically or financially.. Primate of the Roman yB amei:hday ion," he was reported as is Catholic Church in Aussaying. "Fit According to Mr. Kilfor a King" THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE tralia, Archbishop I am now "In the case of the Ed cheski it doesn't have INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED of age Knox. LADIES! 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BOOK REVIEW Barry Pestana

Never A Dull Note, Never A Dull Score

What Is The Definition Of Pornography?

Vivaldi: Concertos in D major and A major for guitar and orchestra, Giulani: Guitar Concerto Opus 30; CBS 23569; $5.95.

T he new play at the Hole In the Wall Theatre, "IT'S A TWO-FOOT-SIXThere are certain com- a certain Wolfgang AmaINCHES ABOVE THE GROUND WORLD", written by Kevin Laffan, deals with THE FLOWERING CROSS, by James R. Baxter; posers with such a dis- deus Mozart and the confamily and the Catholic demands modern placed on that t he conflict of a New Zealand Tablet Co. thereafter was tinctive style are to be certo society in which it lives, but the also by by its religion only not amily, f recognis- never quite the same. mmediately i WHEN IS a book would prefer one's own The Giulani concerto solid to which it owes its spiritual and traditional loyalty. children not to read it." able. Brahms has a pornographic?

a mag- is pleasant, with bits of EVEN more interest- rich texture and A good question, espeIf the play seems to be sympathy for every momMick Goonahan is an Mozart Mozart, Beethoven and manner, isterial cially since pornography ing is Baxter's essay on living in biased in favour of one ent of that man's life. a melancholic reflective- Hummel in it. An excelIrish Catholic has been the butt of priestly celibacy. He side of the argument, C. P. E. Bach a lent foil to the Vivaldi. the city of Liverpool. attacks I f this were scathing meant to ness, Then there is a great several The soloist, John Wilholds a reasonably good this is principally the athleticism nervous l ithe in recent weeks — and be an objective analysis, lians, is one of the pupils job and has no financial fault of the producer and swaggering performance and so on. then I am so. afraid it quite rightly failed. English the actor playing the by Cyril Ayris, the man problems. His All this, with certain and successors to the But if it were supposed One can't run away wife, Esther, bore his part of Father Yeo. He whose attitude to life is of technique, make great Segovia. The Orchtricks from the fact that there to be subjective, then three sons, Sean, Declan allows the stage priest to strictly masculine and us quite certain of the estra is the English that Baxter and books succeeds in showsuch are had take over Brendan, from the real brutally honest. It is and baby composer even if the Chamber Orchestra, with they are, to a great ex- ing how he feels. Colin Tilney at the harpone still birth and three and very serious minded hard to believe that this tent, the I am inclined to be- work is unknown. influencing person. play, in which there are characteristic of sichord. No conducw, miscarriages. The Apart from that criti- as many arguments em- young and not-so-well ed- lieve the author set out Vivaldi is sprightliness. you will note; an authenThe play opens in a cism, the rest of the cast bedded as there are stars ucated into a state of to do an objective piece, Whatever mood he may tic period touch. famscene of ordinary but that his own ideas are outstanding. in the sky, is one of the moral decay. A delightful disc. be expressing, one can ily tension produced by Philip King, as Irish- most outrageous and wil- I use the word educat- caught up with him midmodern precocious sure it is vivid be always lively than more way through. man Mick Goonahan, dest comedies to be pro- ed to mean "No Charity for this of character. children acting up on a was so right for the part. duced in Perth for many literate. An educated perOne can see at first and full one." returning note and mother a dull Never t ired son, to my mind, is one glance that he favours I could feel the deepest a year. shopping. Although it doesn't anyobscure. anything day's never f rom the who can think for him- celibacy for priests. priest in where say so, this album was a He The tension is intensified self—logically. This is a tricky subwould have its greatest by the homecoming of C ROMWELL—Continued from Page 12 Baxter's ject to write about, and charge of a large orphR. James work. from and he appeal to young schoolfor girls anage the father CROSS—a FLOWERING if one attempts to do so, all the girls in children. THE CENTRES OF The father and mother around by his French, collection of essays writ one has to furnish both trained irCatholic There are 24 songs to and Queen—Henrianger music and wrote and show ust ACTION m for the Tablet over sides of the "story". ten Marie (Dorothy wrote work Our Lady, taken from wrote and ritability towards each etta When the King forces the years—considers this On this score Baxter many countries. after work for them. o ther. Love and affection Tutin). the country Vito civil question. has failed. one to lead He didn't expect any of only can The disc comes with a is cenwar, the action GRAVE MISTAKE It is easy to see that While he has put forthing, and Esther Goontred on two battles. The Baxter advocates con- ward several valid points them to be handed down. handsome brochure with Under her urging, he Forty years ago, he was the text and music of ahan does not want to first, when the Roundbecome pregnant again. sought the military help heads are soundly whip- structive censorship, as — illustrated, however, only a name in musical each hymn with some from blatant with some quite unreal history books, known Her husband, after 11 of Ireland, France and ped, and the other, the distinct elementary facts about situations — his essay only because Bach bormonths of abstinstence Holland — Catholic nat- Battle of Naseby, when over cautiousness. the country from which Yet he believes it is all turns out to be lop-sided. rowed and adapted a each song comes. That and refusal, is in no ions. It was this particu- Cromwell's outnumbered But, on the whole, the number of his composi- exhausts all the pleasant mood to start a pream- lar error in judgment forces thrashes the Roy- fundamentally a matter that enraged the Puritan of taste. Flowering has tions. ble to love. Cross things that I can say. alists. Parliament and providmerit. It has an added Today, probably he is fact "The Baxter: Says Esther, considering the The selection opens The battles, suitably ed the excuse to send that a given reader is advantage in that a read- the most popular Italian with the French offering w elfare of her family to very gore, are full of him to the gallows. er is able to skip from be in jeopardy, and deThe primitive shocked by a given book one essay to another as composer except for the which is the Lourdes I found the film a con- antique. writers of opera. that manding, in the light of prove the not does hymn. This sets the invincing account of the strategy and charges are book is pornographic. he chooses. the suffering and the sacHis two guitar concer- sipid tone of almost all a great like conducted Cromwell. But career of rifice that both she and tos, performed here by which follow; only those game and have a certain "Many humorous works it was not moving. her husband have made, John Williams, are typi- from Eastern Europe, shocking elethough, desa as contain silliness, it was because Perhaps that their needs be met, cal Vivaldi, delightful Africa and China are pite the gored bodies, no- ment; many great satires very plausCromwell was takes it on herself to and tuneful and, of more than sugar icing. are shocking. Even the figure, body plays for keeps. break this unhappy dead- ible as a public course, sprightly. have its may wins the obscene Cromwell The choir, and presumlock. And, against the yet, as a man, you did civil war but finds the place in a non-pornograthe soloists, came ably The other composer, really understand not evening's conSaturday doctrines of her religion, work—there are parliament refusing to phic Giulani, came a century from two Hollywood and the wishes of her him—he was only a ves- negotiate fruitfully with passages in Dante's In- cert at the Octagon later, a contemporary of churches. husband, she visits a sel of fine speeches and the King. He wanted a ferno which are undoubt- Theatre given by the Beethoven and as un: I The quality of singing passions. powerful was a Trio Stradivarius family planning clinic King as a figurehead of edly obscene, yet they known today as Vivaldi and musical arran;. • The rarer passages of power and fought with have their place in the sheer delight. and receives an oral coninstrumentalists, was a generation ago. As ments is of reasonable traceptive. This action the pastoral Cromwell parliament to get it. total pattern of the poem they are professionals in He was apparently a standard, considering the does not pass without were brooding and unCharles was his undoing. and do not turn it into a their own right. They great guitarist. His con- source, but whatever folk notice, and with the in- communicative and did Despite the council of pornographic Vvork." blended well and never certo follows the classic music quality the songs troduction of their priest, nothing to get across the Edward Hyde (Nigel In these circumstances was one in doubt as to pattern whereas Vivaldi may have had originally Sir Father Yeo, the major inner feelings of the man. Stock )—"Never was a he says, "doubtful: pot- their great technical sup- was Baroque, of course, has disappeared in the arguments and tensions inflammatory; eriority. UNMOVING crown so nearly lost so entially Between the two came editing. of the play are developed. retained" — he books which have mark- It was the final work easily unmovit was Perhaps These arguments are emphasis" of the concert that showerotic chose to see Cromwell's ed frank and to the point— ing because it is, in many offer as could better describe the ed what a big attraction independent a number ways, so like as they must be, for as books in question. mere cunning. these will be throughout they are in a great many of magnificent factual their Australian tour. English on phrases of this dramas mistake cost " I think That sad Catholic households here Piano Brahms The in Western Australia. As heroes—A Man For All him his head, but, six kind would be more acMinor G in Quartet Becket, The the general Parliament curate than Seasons, later, years the woman by my side "If it's NOONAN'S IT'S NICE" "pornographic", showed the whole range said: "This play is self- Lion in Winter, The without Cromwell had term virtuosity. group's the of Light Brimean no Charge of the become worse. Cromwell which could written". A great variety of gade, The Battle of returns to govern him- more in this context than FOR YOUR T.V. SNACK If John Gill, the pro- Britain—which, one day, self until his death, and an indication that one moods and tempo tested ducer, failed in any area, could be all joined up to MAY WE SUGGEST OUR a new King and a new would keep the book in the players skills and unIt was in developing the present a single history England. one's own shelves, but derstanding. Toasting Slice RAISIN LOAF theme of the changing of Britain. patterns of relationship Phone 67 6066 between husband and It is as good as most, wife and of the greater but never is quite as movTo ALL SUBURBS DELIVERIES Pressures and greater de- ing nor inspiring as a Seasons, but All Man For mands made on marriage by society and also by it brings history alive for the partners within mar- which alone, I am grateful. riage. The scenery is full of If Kevin Laffan, the playwight, failed in any the most green of Engarea, it was that he did lish greenery though a not fully develop the great deal of the film was t ragedy of the broken made in Spain. dream of two simple, The cast is full of good good and innocent supporting roles—some people. finely drawn and some Laffan set his argu- caricatured. ment in comedy —bril- Cromvs,ell is first drawn liant comedy —and while into the changing affairs Mr. Gill handled this ex- of state by Henry Freton cellently, he did so at (Michael Jayston) rightthe cost of some of the eously and sincerely amfiner moments of the bitious who stands by Play. Cromwell throughout. Margaret As Cromwell assumes Gill, as Esther a growing role in taking Goonahan, the w oman fi ghting for what the power of the King she thought just and and transplanting it in right, great the Parliament, he is opstrength,brough+ fire •.,nd bitter- posed by the rebellious ness to the Earls—Essex and Manremarkably part. She is good in this chester. part. Manchester, played by ehe gave real that arch snob, Robert DON QUIXOTE (from left): Lorenzo (Francis Croese), Gamache (Colin Peasley), voice to S ntiments and feelings I Morley, is too much of a Don Quixote ( Robert Helpmann), Sancho Panza (Ray Powell), (Act III). have heard so often in cartoon to be a really ( Reviewed last week). the past years. And, for fine performance, but lih_e tifi grst ntimt o e. in public, his aristocratic buffoon1 1.7ice s PERSONAL SERVICE . in private, ery is impeccable in its COMMERCIAL PRINTING i given to the place because it provideF CATHOLIC RITES FULL Cards Business Moral a a1Letterhead* Catholic orrance some essential comic relief MODERN PREMISES parents feel to- from the intense mood of Invoices wards the PHONE ALL HOURS: E. W. (WIN) MEAD mechanics of the film. the Statements accepted method of The role of Queen Henco 6 3482 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park ntraception 61 1158 "ailed rietta Marie is also very RING 21 2837 for a 4rhYthnly. c onvincing. to call. Representative

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REODORO, a very well although declared a cerbred mare by Martello tainty by his connections, Towers out of New Plan he was not impressive. was most impressive in Trainer, Hec McLaren winning the Kalgoorlie has a high opinion of this Cup. Her dam New Plan horse and when he rewas by Castle Donning- turns to racing at Ascot ton and was the winner I expect him to make of an Imperial Stakes amends for his failures when raced by the late in Kalgoorlie. The Cockburn. Ray CURLEW won his first "knockers" were very race since his two year active in declaring that old days in New any money obtained by when he won Zealand a seven bookmakers for this furlong race over the mare was "larceny by Kalgoorlie Carnival. This trick". However, as so gelding is bred in the often happens the mare, purple being by Faux despite her lean and Tirage out of a hungry appearance prov- ova mare Return Timaned the astute judges and could pay to Flight follow wrong when after drift- in the minor ing on the course from country fixtures.events at Inciden6's to 14's she won easily. tally Peter Knuckey rode Congratulations to South this horse to perfection. Australian Johnny Letts who rode her to perfection. RAINLINE, by Coronation Boy and out of Fainsari failed to stay in CORSET SALON the Kalgoorlie Cup after Fashion Corsets being splendidly turned out by his trainer George Ladies' Surgical & Moore and ridden to perExc;usiye Lingerie fection by Peter O'Loghand Hosiery len. This horse was plunged from 3's to 6'4 Room 202, 2nd Floor and once again proved Levinson Building that horses by Corona713 Hay St., tion Boy do not stay, Perth. even if their grand-dam is Rainbird who was Pictured are three fairest and best players at the Kalgoorlie Women's Basketball Association's grand finals late last month. equal to winning a MelFrom left: Sharon Crowe ( captain of the Gerards), Kaylene Wulff ( captain of the Phoenix team) and Shelly Middleton (captain bourne Cup. However, of St. Mary s Marians). Rainline will still win Winners of the junior division were the Redmonds, captained by Judith Orazi, the Gerards (Sharon Crowe) and the Marians races up to nine furlongs ( Michel Arthur); winners of the senior division were the Mods ( Sheera Reilly), the Invaders (Patricia O'Loughlin) and the when he re-visits the Indian Pacifics ( Lily Agoni ). metropolitan area. DORSET BOY, a promising New Zealand bred gelding failed to handle THE SETTER the hard surface of the BUILDERS By Ferd Tippett Kalgoorlie track. He hag Malcolm Brown, the of the second semi-final doubtful front legs and Royal's coach, demon- between the Bulldogs strated what good and the Demons will dePOLITICS has always stalked major sporting events. On some occasions psychology could do by pend largely on the SPORTS seeking outside help for ' weather. it has showed its ugly face—in the 1936 Berlin Olympics, for example. ROUND-UP his side. John leans towards Unfortunately, the 1972 1 is a new wonder swim- 1 He is considered one He lulled the Maroons South if the weather is The Victoria Square Olympics — again in mer, Roland Matthes, the of the world's most ag- into a false sense of seEx-Students team entered fine and warm. HowGermany — seem cer- star attraction at the gressive and attractive curity so that they ever, in the event of the D2 grade women's batsmen. championship tarn to project a clash European titles. thought the blue and gusty or wet conditions, hockey He has shown in the blacks were mere pushOne newspaper critic grand final when it deof ideologies. he picks the Demons besaid of Matthes this months, since the Aus- overs. feated CPBA 1-0 in the cause of their greater East and West Germ- week: "He doesn't just tralian tour, that his first semi final last week. As it turned out, the physical strength. any have long been bit- beat the opposition, he form in the tests had first semi was The vastly improved a boilover, ter rivals. Indications overwhelms them." The Bulldogs, to have Vics were a little nervous nothing to do with home with the Royals reducare that an open conflict Still, the Games are soil. ing Subiaco to a any chance, must at least at the start, but soon got will flare at the Munich two years away. A lot Richards has been one shambles (17-14 to 10-6). have a reasonable share into the swing of things Games as East Germany could still happen. Let's of the big run makers • The second semi-final of the centre and around after a scoreless first Is shaping as one of tho hope the political aspect in England this season. between South ground bounce- half. and the the top medal prospects and will temper down in that They scored through Last week he hammer- Demons should provide downs. ,America's main rival. Kathleen Brown, who ed 132 not out in just better time. football. Both CRICKET made no mistake with a over 35 overs. these sides are capable And the prospect of By Bob Roberts penalty corner. I f he brings this form The West Australian of brilliance and tight this happening on West The grand final is sche cricket public will be Soccer is big business to Australia then S.A., "brickwall" defence. German soil is already duled for Saturday, Sept. Victoria and W.A. appear treated to a feast i n of top the U.K. Perth, with top rovers instruas an used being Because of this, clubs set for a tight battle for Alan Stiles, Greg Ben cricket for the coming 26, at Langley (4) at 2 ment of propaganda. p.m. do not like a losing the Shield. nett and a fine centre season. The recent European team. And record T line, Greg Brehaut, Pat On November 20, at ENNIS: ACC SPORTS: Highchampion- amounts are constantly swimming Dalton and Kevin Wil- the W.A.C.A. ground, Ken Rosewali like is that indicated ships has paid to secure the talent son, plus strength in the W.A. plays South Aus- gate's KEN SMITH won East Germany will take to take a club to the vintage wine — he gets key positions, should tralia in a Sheffield the Rodriquez Medal for the fairest and best durbetter with age. a huge slice of the top. beat the Bulldogs, who Shield fixture and this ing the Associated CathoThis has probably will lack experience. swimming gold medals But it doesn't always will be followed by an lic Colleges' football carbeen his best year since • Congratulations in 1972. work out. to international game on nival which ended recenthis youthful heydays 10 Take Tottenham HotPaddy Dalton on win- December 5 between ly. 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