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Community Effort Lauded PERTH: His Grace the Archbishop, the Most Rev. Dr. L. J. Goody, last Sunday praised the efforts of the parishioners of Karrinyup in building their Church-Hall.

A large crowd attended to see His Grace the Archbishop open the Intensive Missions at Kensington last Sunday. Here we see ( from left) Father J. Doherty, C.Ss.R. ( back to camera), Father P. Corcoran, His Grace, Father J. J. O'Dwyer, and Father James Mukins, C.Ss.R. Father O'Dwyer celebrated the Mass a ssisted by Fathers Doherty and Mullins. His Grace was present in the sanctuary.

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INTENSIVE MISSION OPENS BEFORE LARGE CONGREGATION

Addressing a capacity Conceived as a temporary accommodation, it is crowd at the blessing now capable of seating and opening ceremony 400 people. of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, he said: It is modern in design "The church is a monuand adapted to meet the ment to your faith and, requirements of the new at the same time, we Liturgy. hope it will be, to all, the FOOTNOTE: The SisArk of Salvation." ters of the Holy Family Pointing out the role of Nazareth run the of the church in the life parish school, which has it said parish, he of the more than 150 on its would be the spiritual rolls. The Karrinyup fountain from which the parish was established flow would grace life of in 1965. with Fr. Michael into the souls of all the Byrne as its first priest. parishioners, through the Sacrathe of reception Father Michael Byrne . . Mr John Whitely was ments, to enrich and to .he commentator during P.P., Karrinyup. sanctify them. the Mass, while Mr. ProfcsF;onal men and Frank Carr headed ft APPLAUSE office workers rubbed (-1-otip of singers which In marriage, husband shoulders with labourers led the congregational and wife would pledge and tradesmen as they singing during last Suntheir loyalty to each went about their work. day's Mass. other and, with the blessing of the church, they would seek to find and domestic the extend church in the family. Spontaneous applause greeted him when he said: "I thank the architect, the builder, painters labourer—I the and think you know whom I mean."

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He paid tribute to the priest. Father parish Michael Byrne, for the enormous personal effort he put into the project, and invited the people to show their appreciation for Father Byrne's work.

MORE than 350 people attended the solemn opening of Kensington Parish's intensive mission The example of dedication and hard work given on Sunday night. in-

by Fr. Byrne was an The opening was per- whom they had daily spiration and incentive formed by His Grace the contact. to all. The Archbishop said Archbishop, during a conthe people had to feel celebrated Mass. FINE SPIRIT Ministers from other forced to help try to heal Archbishop—who The local churches also at- the rifts among the the church betended. Christians of the world. blessed concelebrated the fore The renewal should not The mission—the first which he was at Mass, of its kind to be held in be kept merely on an principal celebrant and WA—is being conducted ecclesiastical level beby Rev. Fathers Redemptorist cause all of us were assisted by the Michael Byrne, H. Byrne, Fathers. It will run for members of the society priest-in-charge of Bevernine weeks. around us. McSweeney, parish During the procession There was the duty to ley, J. of Wagin, and N. into the church, two lay- share in civic respon- priest assistant McSweeney, men carried a heavy sibility to ensure that Subiaco — also priest, wooden cross to the sanc- Christian principles were paid tribute to the cotuary. The cross was re-inforced. operation, self-help and later blessed and dedicatThere was also the ed by the Archbishop need to restore courage community service spirit before being erected out- and contentment to the shown by the parishioners. side the church for the world—something that duration of the mission. existed so rarely at preVOLUNTEERS In his address, the sent. It is believed that the Archbishop told the parDuring the mission. building cost around ishioners that no re- home gatherings of par- S20,000. But, had it not newal could come unless ishioners will be held, been for voluntary labthere was reform in the "holy stirs" will be ar- our at all levels by the individuals of the parish. ranged working parishioners, under Fr. for "If we talk about par- youth and students hap- Byrne's guidance, costs would have been higher. ish renewal," he said, "It penings are planned. is obvious it must start Next Sunday. a similar With Fr. Byrne leading with us all." mission will begin at them, a lot of parishionParishioners must pass Queen's Park parish. ers—Catholics and nonBoth missions aim to Catholics—gave up their on this renewal, hand on the improvement to involve the laity to a far time and contributed those about them—the greater extent than the their skills and expertise family and those with conventional missions. to erect the building.

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THE POPE SPEAKS ON DRUGS

POPE PAUL VI delivered a challenging address on drugs to the International Congress on Toxicology, which met in Rome early this month. He dealt with the question of his competence to speak with authority on this matter by indicating that it was the duty of the Pope to give assistance when scientific problems and undertakings touch on human life in its moral and spiritual aspects. Later, he outlined the magnitude of the problem and the destructive power drug taking has upon the whole person. He said the pharmacologist today must let his investigations range over an enormous field deepening ever in mind the innumerable needs of medical science and the pressing problems posed by pathology. He continued: "It is in this vast framework of questions and investigations that toxicology, a particularly important part of pharmacology finds its place. Precisely because of the great conquests attained in the most diverse sectors of the biological sciences and because of the growing knowledge of pharmaco-dynamic action on organisms it poses new questions today, questions which grow more numerous and difficult when they spring from the new branch, which is called psychopharmacology. "Then the questions become gnawing problems, not only for the scientist, who can never give up the dignity that is his as a man, since science must always be at the service of human society, but also for the doctor in the watchful solicitude which urges him to care f or his patient, urging him all the more if t he latter consents blindly to his sickness. "For our part, we cannot but encourage you to continue your studies and researches for the deeper understanding of truth and for the discovery of new pharmaceutical preparations capable of preventing or neutralising t he evil effects of toxic substances and providing doctors with new aids and new techniques of healing. In this context you could not avoid dealing with the grave problem of drugs, and have in fact done so to your praise. Allow us, therefore, to encourage you to devote every energy to your scientific researches in this sector, which are aimed a t discovering the biochemical mechanisms which injure the body and change and weaken the psyche, and at making ready new techniques capable at least of lessening their effects. "On the strength of the scientific knowledge you have acquired to date and to which your s tudies and experiments will yet bring you, you will moreover be able to make a valid denunciation of the often irreparable harm caused by the abuse of drugs, especially among the young, and for them the witness of science always has great value. "It is well known that recourse to drugs is the result of a series of very complex causes, which are of concern especially for parents and educators. But you too, gentlemen, have a task of primary importance. Let your voice be raised, loudly and authoritatively, to give an admonition springing from the knowledge and conscience of each one of you, as you work for the good of society against the harm which threatens youth, exposed to the danger of degradation in body, spirit and morals. It will be a warning for all those who, by natural vocation or by a mission undertaken with responsibility, are under obligation for the education of youth, a task which above all else is an activity of love and intelligence for the gradual attainment of true-mastery, that is to say, of the freedom of the children of God. " Your scientific contribution and your moral authority will moreover, where necessary, uphold and further encourage tie 7u1-)1: powers to carry on ceaselessly and with the appropriate means the struggle against drugs --against what must justly be considered one of the most baneful scourges of our times. You will thus be contributing to the health of the young generations, and it is on them that the hopes for a better future for all society in every field of civil life are founded."

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POPE AND ANGLICAN BISHOP TO SPEAK From Merle Nowland POPE PAUL and the President of the Australian Council of Churches, the Right Rev. D. A. Garnsey, Anglican Bishop of Gippsland, are each expected to give a ten-minute address during an hour-long ecumenical service at the Sydney Town Hall, on December 2.

MASS GUIDE SEPTEMBER 271st Reading—Num. 11: 25-29. 2nd Reading—Jam, 5: 1-6. Gospel-9: 37-42, 44: 46-47. SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: Jesus has told us that loving service offered to anyone in his name is offered to him. Service refused is refused him too. Let us pray for help to break down the barriers of our selfishness. Conclusion: Father, we have often failed to serve your Son through indifference and selfinterest. Through the power of the Holy Spirit may we wake up to our social responsibility,

The Australian Coun- come as a private person for the period of Pope ci l of Churches execu- but as one who claims Paul's stay (November all 30-December 3), steps over tive has approved pro- jurisdiction posals for the service Christians, Roman Cath are being taken to house Protestant visitors private and in drawn up in conjunc- olic OCTOBER 4homes. tion with the Catholic alike." An information officer This Sunday (Septem- 1st Reading—Gen, 2: 18-24, Church authorities in at Church House, Syd- ber 27), the Catholic peo- 2nd Reading—Heb. 2: 9-11. Sydney. ney's Anglican Diocese ple of the Sydney Arch- Gospel-10: 2-16. The organisers are headquarters, told "The now waiting for final Record" that the League, diocese will be asked SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: confirmation of details which published the from the pulpits to help Let us ask the Father to guide and bless the house the huge number from Rome. families of this parish and deepen their love article, was a "private or-

of people intending to Lay people as well as ganisation." and unity. come to Sydney to greet clergy will take part in An official indication of the Holy Father. sion: Lord Jesus help us to love and Conclu historythe conducting the Anglican Church atTheir offers of accomrespect all your people and take pleasure making service. titude will be made pub- modation will be regisin the richness of their gifts and talents. Although it is being lic on October 1 in a let- tered with the billeting enmajor a planned as ter to be released by the office, which will allocate OCTOBER 11gagement in the Holy Anglican Bishop of Syd- visitors to homes in SydFather's programme, and ney. 1st Reading—Wis. 7: 7-11. ney and its suburbs. see to eagerness general 2nd Reading—Heb. 4: 12-13. An Australian Council Pope Paul is being shown of Churches spokesman In each diocese throu- Gospel-10. 7-30. the Australia, by most Christians, some said he could not follow ghout PRAYERS: Invitation: unfortunate disquiet has the reasoning of the bishop has nominated a SUGGESTED BIDDING The Scriptures are given a place of honour in been caused by publica- League's stand as mod- priest to handle informaour churches; but, to be effective, the Word tion of an article in an ern Popes made no such tion or diocesan arrangements for participation of God must catch fire in our own minds and Anglican journal claim- claim of jurisdiction. in the Papal visit. ing that it is difficult to hearts. Let us pray for the grace to meet The Australian bishops Protestant how see The spokesman said Christ as fully in the Bible as we do in the Christians could be offi- he was sure that the have been asked to apEucharist. cially connected with the League's view was defin- point a person in each Conclusion: Cleanse my heart and my lips 0 visit. ately not that of most diocese to look after arthat Imay worthily proclaim the gospel Lord, rangements for the dioPublished in the news- Australian Anglicans. Son, the eternal Word. your of in participation cese's letter of the Anglican It is interesting to note Church League, the ar- that one of Sydney's best the Papal visit. printing press for a misWA has nominated: ticle is written by an un- known Anglican lay leadsion school in India so Finbarr Perth: Father named 'leading Anglican ers, Major General J. A. people can be Walsh, Adm., Cathedral. that more theologian'. Bishop, is a member of taught to read. These are W. Father Broome: The article says ". . . Citizens Welcoming Combut three of hundreds of Lorenz, Derby. We welcome the friendli mittee. schemes b IFt•Inbury: Father T. etterment ness and possibility of which your writer says September MODATION ACCOM Cathedral. O'Neil, getting to know individ harm than 24 Attend Miss YCW Ba11 Geraldton: Father J. do more Meanwhile, the Cathual Roman Catholics, but ood! at Government House g the Roman Catholic doc olic Weekly in Sydney Barden, Adm., Cathedral. regards a eft Rattigan Ballroom. Dom Norcia: New trinal system has no! reports that, although of $10 as unfortunate; changed. . . most of Sydney's motels David Barry, Abbey, New but relief authorities October 4 Attend Boys' Athletic "The Pope does not and hotels are booked Norcia. state that this sum will Perry at Carnival a suffice to establish Lakes, R EADERS' OPINIONS poultry farm stock, a for giving as a matter bacon industry or the 7 Attend Hospital Week celebrations at Royal of strict justice . . . The means to catch fish for a Perth Hospital and justice whole village. All these of demands deliver the occasional should first be satisfied, are the establishment of address. self-help lest the giving of what is perpetuating due in justice be repre- schemes to provide much 10 Participate in comI would like to offer ment, which formed the sented as the offering of needed protein rich food Consecration bined some pertinent facts in basis for discussion at a charitable gift." not as a hand out but by Ceremony of MeekerFood the greater interests of its Second World If Mr. Rattigan wishes the efforts of the people Community ing the Freedom From Hun- Congress concluded re- to do any 'knocking,' he who thus help themChurch. ger Campaign's "Hunger- cently at the Hague will be more than wel- selves to better things. 11 10.0 a.m. Confirmation strike" Doorknock Ap- From this Plan has come to join the ranks Not the least valuable Northam, peal to be conducted sprung a new strategy o f the army of volunteers part of the work done throughout Western Aus- which is known as "The who will be knocking on by voluntary organisa- 12 Confirmation, Bevertralia on Sunday, Sep- Five Areas of Concentra- doors next Sunday! ley. tions is the education tion." tember 27. W. V. C. Thomas, and making aware of the 15 8.0 p.m. Attend North Medina. general public in the These are: This is to explain how Perth Monastery Majcourse of collection orthe F.F.H.C. operates and • Developing high yieldellan Celebrations in ganisation. More of us ing seeds. what precisely it is athonour of St. Gerard are learning more and tempting to do to com- • Increasing the producMajella. becoming more involved tion of proteins. bat the scourge of hun7.30 p.m. Attend Offi16 from in this work and ger where is exists in the • A war against waste opening ceremony cial this involvement grows due to pests and dispoorer countries, and to of the Methodist Conpressure, democratic been has eases which the dispel any public misgivference of Australia at which makes increased the cause of the loss ings that your columnist, Church. Wesley Governments' aid comof vast quantities of Peter Rattigan, may have legislatives. on food. RATTIGAN pulsive PETER caused by his ill-timed that • A mobilisation of hu- seems to be a new type Thus, Australian Catholic misrepresentation man resources which of Samaritan who also Relief and the World individual donations to will result in greater passed by saying: "The Council of Churches are the Freedom From Hun employment and the Government will look combining this year on ger Campaign "merely insuch an educative proraising of living stan- after him". creases the problem" and dards in the rural The following ReligiouS that "Relief organisaGovernments have a gramme. Finally, Australian Gov- will be available for per. areas under develop- big role to play in detions do more harm than spending on ment. c.-.14,. y and inter• good". veloping the underdevel- ernment is estimated view at the Diocesan Vs) Aid • Overseas the Increasing foreign are They countries. oped The facts are: The exchange reserves of doing this, and they are at $182,000,000, while Vol- cations Office, 77 St. F.F.H.C. was launched by Terrace, be the developing coun- being asked and encour- untary Aid from the col- George's the United Nations in your tween 3.30-6.30 p.m. on: which lections, tries either through more. do to aged 1960 and is now active in uninformedly September the promotion of experson-to- w r it er the But 90 countries. It was set ports or through sav- person service by volun- condemns, was about Monday 21: Brother A. C. up in Australia in 1961 ing on imports, there- tary workers, supported $20,000,000. Dally CFC, Christian with the help of the Comby enabling the devel- by voluntary contribuThankfully, there are Brother. monwealth Government. oping countries to pay tions, is equally import- many who are doing, It has so far raised $8 28: Sister Tar. their own way. ant. This is the theme of helping and we hope giv- Monday million in Australia and of Mercy. Sister cisius, has used this money to The imminent "Hunger- the famous "Ugly Amer- ing generously on Sun- October finance 73 individual pro- strike" Doorknock is not ican", which your writer day, September 27. They Rev. Fr. are part of a chain reac- Monday 5: jects in 30 different coun- "just another charity" to would do well to read. OFIvi, Dawson Rupert tries. Every dollar spent which West Austraians It is also the theme and tion kept going by SamFather, Franciscan of host a of practice pass not do who aritans, will be asked to generby the Campaign in the Phil() field yields $100 worth of ously donate, but is a re- nuns, priests, brothers by saying "Leave it to the Monday 12: Sister cognised well planned and lay missioners work- Government". mena, Sister of St food. ing in the underveloped u John of God. Paul Donnelly. SELF-HELP, not hand- ndertaking backed by the Government, which countries around Austraouts, is the theme of all enables us of "The Lucky lia. A herd of dairy cattle P P H.0 projects. The C New in established F.F.H.C. provides only ountry" to fulfil our THE Pontifical Sung Christian duty of aiding Guinea to provide essenpart of the cost of a proMass at the Carmelite our less fortunate starv- tial milk for village chilject. The receiving gov Monastery, Adelma Road, ing brothers and sisters dren; a motor clinic van ernment either pays part, Nedlands, on Sunday, in Christ throughout the in Bali to enable nuns to or assists with mancare for the ailments and S clotember 27, to mark WOULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN world. power, material or serThe Vatican Council illnesses of village people t he proclamation of St. vices. When the project EVERY LOTTERY DRAW? was specific on the need children and babes; a Teresa of Avila as Docis self-supporting, the to tor of the Church, will assisted government I f so, simply post in $10.00 or more start at 8 a.m. (not p.m. takes over, leaving the WE REGRET that we have had to hold over as previously reported). Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B861 F.F.H.C. to go on to new some of the readers' letters. These will appear Schools, Convents, Col- schemes. 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COUNCIL PRESIDENT FOR MEETING

PERTH. — Brother John Trew, president of the Superior Council of the Australian St. Vincent de Paul Society, will attend the WA Society's board meeting on October 3-4. He will meet the presidents of the various conferences before the meeting on Friday, October 2, at The Secretariat, at 8 o.m.

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THE ANNUAL training course for lay missionar ies is scheduled for 3 ,r,,,• February 7, 1971. 1 *-,:. ,. ' ,•;,. .;,. . Lay missionaries, who From left: Father O'Connor, from Melbourne, Father Depiazzi, Bishop McKeon ( standing), Miss Joan will eventually work on Vesper, from Sydney, Bishop Quinn, and Mr. Brian Harty, at the ceremony to mark the raising of the Mission stations in WA, Perth Legion of Mary's status to Senatus. will attend the special 041141 , 04.4^~4,0#4,11.. three-week course at the Pallotine Fathers Mission 20 Mabel St.. in Millgrove, near Warburton. South Perth Men and women bePAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 tween 19 and 38 years are needed to work on these PERTH: No renewal is complete unless accompanied by on inner renewal by Missions. people making up a particular body, the Auxiliary Bishop of Perth, the Right Rev. Men interested should write to the Director of Peter Quinn, said here on Sunday. Lay Missionaries, Pallot "This requires constant tus, Miss Vesper, of the He was speaking to He urged the Legion- m e Missionary College, Sydney Senatus, and aires to spread out and 85 Studley Park Road. about 120 people who renewal. Kew, Victoria, 3101, and witnessed the raising of "Renewal means a re- Bishop Myles Mc.Keon, of seek apostolic work, and the WA Legion of Mary's placing. It means assess- Bunbury, who, together not to be too narrow in women should contact Status to Senatus at the ing the situation now in with Bishop Quinn, also interpreting their Hand- Miss Barbara Shea, Regina Mundi, 12 Edge book. All Saints Centre. the light of the past and concelebrated Mass. IS SHORTLY TO VISIT SYDNEY c ombe Street. Kew. Father O'Connor, in He said: "Just as Christ in the light of the future. FROM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 his address, likened the Himself, at the Last Sup"We are in a period in Legion to children growper, replaced His physicChurch history when the ing up from dependents TO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3. al presence among us by giving us His Eucharis- whole Church is renew- of others into responTo coincide with this historical cccasion two specia ing itself. You are re- sible people with dependtic presence, so each i tineraries have been planned by Ansett Pioneer to °lacing Comitium by ents of their own. time we celebrate the -_-ffer you a holiday to remember for life. Senatus—this is renewal. He said the Perth ComEucharist together, we "But no renewal is ef- itium had been depen, must try to replace some24 day round tour —depart Sunday, Nov. 15 1.350 thing of Christ in our fective unless it is accom- dent on the Melbourne 17 day round tour —depart Sunday, Nov. 22 S225 panied by an inner rene- Senatus, but now must lives. wal by the people who assume full responsibil#4.04,1PNINM A sk for special itineraries at THE VATICAN'S Secretariat for Promoting make up a particular ity for the Legi,,n in its Christian Unity has issued a 6000-word document body". own area. He urged the Legion to entitled "Reflections And Suggestions Concerning Among those who attended the ceremony were continue its good work, Ecumenical Dialogue—a working instrument at the FOR 55 St. George's Terrace, Father G. O'Connor, of but stressed that, while disposal of ecclesiastical authorities for concrete SITE EXCAVATIONS in memberan increase Perth. Phone 25 8855 application of the Decree on Ecumenism". Melbourne, Mr. Bob MenRing 35 4488 ner, president of the ship was desirable, qualOr Western Australian Government Tcur:st Melbourne Legion Sena- ity instead of quantity The document concerns tions based on theoretiBureau or any authorised travel agent. was the key. directly "only ecumenic- cal reflections and prac Menner said—after Mr. al dialogue, that is to say. tical experience". revealing his long asso- dialogue which is estab Will you join the The reflections and sug ciation with the Perth lished between the Chrisgestions contained in thi:; FRANCISCAN MISSIONARIES body since 1942—that tians of different Churnew practical guide have the future success of the ches or Communions". OF MARY been formulated only Senatus of Perth would "Seeking to offer some- after years of study, condepend largely on it orientations for an in' sultation and experience. bearing in mind the portant modern pheno Of particular importance object — The Legion's menon (the development to aid their in the course of dis-ur glory of God. of dialogue in the mod sions were the reactions RETREAT HOUSE AND Miss Vesper said that ern world, and especially t o a working-paper on Sydney eight years ago, among Christians) in the K INDERGARTEN the subject prepared in brother had become a light of conciliar docu- 1967 by a small interon Sunday, 1st November Senatus to Melbourne. ments, statements of the Now it was sending Holy Father and of ex- confessional team auth For Information greetings to Australia's perience gained over the orised by the Joint WorkPhone Sister Janet on 6 3459 ing Group between the third Legion Senatus. past few years both withShe said the Legion in the Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church must work fearlessly to Church and in the grow and the World Council of C correct what was want- ing relationships among hurches. ing in the Community. all Christians. It seek: Although published by Bishop McKeon agreed pastoral orientations the Secretariat for Prowith the points brought which have doctrina/ moting Christian Unity UD by Father O'Connor. foundations. It recogms and addressed to the He said the Legion, in- es the complexities Pastors of the Roman stead of being wheeled which are connected with Catholic Church. this in the pram, must do the various types of ecumen- locument will certainly pushing. ical dialogue and the ele be of interest and assistThere was now an ad- ments required for :I ance to whoever is curded incentive to build sincere dialogue which rently engaged in any and strengthen the Leg- seeks truth in charity forms of ecumenical diaion in the West. It offers recommenda- logue.

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A capacity crowd turned up to see His Grace the Archbishop open the new ChurchHalt of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Karrinyup. Assisting him were, from left: Father J. McSweeney, P.P., Wagin ( holding mike), His Grace in the centre, Father N. McSweeney, Assistant Priest, Subiaco ( behind the Archbishop), and Father H. Byrne, brother of Father Michael Byrne( see Page 1) and priest-in-charge of Beverley.

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The Life and Times of.

St. Teresa Of Avila by Joyce Dunphy

On Sunday, September 27, 1970, Santa Teresa de Jesus, foundress of the Reformed Order of Discalced Carmelites, will be proclaimed the first woman Doctor of the Church.

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At dawn on March 28, 1515, Teresa de Ahumada y Cepeda was born. Her father was a Castilian scholar, a kind and loving man who refused to have slaves in his service, though he was a gentleman of great Oral tifitt wealth and importance. Her mother, whom he A specimen of St. Teresa's handwriting taken from had married when he "Camino de Perfeccion" Way of Perfection. was almost 30, and a And this in an age when amazing and inspiring widower, was a bride of religion was a frighten- that no words can do fourteen, de ing mixture of suspicion her justice. She was Beatriz Ahumada of the famous and bigotry. When she gifted to an extra irdinhouse of Davilas. To the was born, Cardinal Wol- ary degree and of such two children of the first sey was appointed Lord perfection and charm marriage were added Chancellor in England, that few could resist her seven more, Teresa be- and Francois I was As a girl she had beauty ing the fifth in the fam- crowned King of France. of face and form; she ily. They were brought The Renaissance was in was gay, witty, and treup happily on tales of full swing in Italy. The mendously attractive. A chivalry and valour and new world was attract- good horsewoman and her ing Teresa followed of needlei,voman, she could flower the mother's example in her Spain's chivalry. She was prepare and serve a love of the romances of 18 when Henry VIII meal which was in itself Knights and heroes as married Anne Boleyn. "a fireworks display." well as in her love of Lutheranism and allied She could have married God and spirituality. heresies, which seemed anyone she chose. Birth, "All things of God gave appalling to Spanish Ca- beauty and rank were me great pleasure, but I tholics, were to usher in all in her favour. was held captive by the era of the Inquisi But she chose to be a those of the world." Her tion. In short, the 16th nun. Here lies the real first great sorrow was century was no less value of her life and The A trained nutritionalist conducting a survey in an Indonesian village where malnutrition is rife. the death of her mother world shaking in its in- work. Through the proA ustralian Freedom From Hunger Campaign spent more than Si million supporting improved nutrition when she herself was novations and discover cess of reason, she chose in this country. only 13. ies than our 20th cen- what seemed to her the best and surest way of tury. Her Adaptability Her actions and writ- attaining salvation. amazing, ings were in perfect From reason she advancmost The aspect of the life of San- harmony with her age, ed to the truly spiritual, 0I}TOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS ta Teresa de Jesus is but she carried over to but by steps. "In her CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS to the chosen had plane heart she her adaptability to every the spiritual age and time. She is, in tremendous conquests of ascend by steps." And 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 fact, timeless, just like time. She, Martha and she had so much to THE itt—STRALIAN Freedom from Hunger Cam the Lord she loved and Mary combined, was the learn. In an age when paign and other charitable organisations are helping heroically. "Magellan" of the spirit- religious excesses such the Indonesian Government in its "Hundred Vii so served "Amor saca Amor," she ual life and, in joining as extreme fasting, the lages" self-help development programme. every and said. "Love begets love." the two oceans of con- discipline, CAMPAIGN'S O PTOMETR I STS THE of mortification templation and action, kind The programme is del wil appeal ck doorkno Beat.h Road. Phone 24 3543 Scarborough 72a 1 'way of accepted the chart were she drew the signed to spark off a Sep2 30 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 the spiritual universe, of salvation,' this practi- "green revolution" aim- start on Sunday, 27. Please give R F WILLIS, W.A 0.A., Optometrist just as Mercator drew cal and perspicacious ed at making the country tember generously. perfood woman set out to in the chart of the globe self-sufficient FOR life. And she before April, 1976. "All Is Nothing" fect her R OAD MAKING through love. will Campaign The bibliography on did it The in spite of the spend $100,000 for the imit did She Teresa the life of Saint Ring 35 4488 suffer- plementation. of the prois vast and her life is so most incredible ings which only a saint gramme. endured. have could The National Youth was so nature Her Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set of Australia's 33 Council strong and so determincomprising ed, indeed the word "de- organisations, have termination" appears a million members. working a into entered frequently in her writCITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 with the Camings, that she "willed" agreement LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS paign. she and to be a saint Locks, Door Ciosers a,ld Safes Overnauied and Serviced The Indonesian World achieved it in a plentiCAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immedtate Service tude that is granted to Assembly of Youth will supervise the scheme, few in this life. the which involves the buildShe conquered hardest hearts by this ing of new roads, the admixture of humility, improvement of existing roads, the training of sincerity and charm. At 40, she who claim- young farmers in new ed to be so "hard-heart- agricultural methods and ed" and so prone to flat- the setting up of adult tery that she could be education centres. The Campaign has al"bribed with a sardine", received a direct call ready spent more than SI SO WHAT'S COVERALL? from God which altered million for four separate Probably the only maintenance cover for electrical appliances programmes for Indoneher life completely. sit, which is trying deswhere you pay absolutely nothing apart from "God Is All" perately to get back on a weekly sum of less than a dollar. The Convent of the her feet after years of Coverall will repair every electrical observed misrule that led to the Incarnation television. appliance, including the mitigated rule of misuse and abuse of its Our Lady of Mount Car- rich resources. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day at mel and really resembi Indonesia has Today. your service — just phone. We ed a boarding house for economic lowest the no hidden charges like have noble ladies. Visitors growth rate in Asia. It labour, travelling, etc., which apply were entertained and outlays $100,000 a year to to most service contracts and even their generosity helped import rice alone. The to guarantees on new appliances. to allay the prevailing population increases 2.4 poverty. Teresa now felt Why not look up your present contract, per cent every year as impelled to found a con- compared .„ read -it very closely, then give us a ring. with the 1.6 vent that would follow per cent annual ePor,oIf you have no maintenance contract act now— the primitive rule or mic growth rate. switch on to Coverall. Mount Carmel. This was an order directly from Christ, for as she followC ATHOLIC ed her Way of PerfecWhen letting your property, there are many tion, Terest was the re WOMEN'S cipient of the most trecostly pitfalls awaiting the unwary. LEAGUE mendous spiritual favYour worries are over from the start when left in the form of visours, Card Party, All Saints to the expert know-how of General Agency's ions and locutions. These Centre, 1.30 p.m. Thurs Property Management Division. See them today! caused her great embar- day, October 1. rassment, as they often Cathedral Branch on 1111•11=111111IMIN , came upon her in public daily tea roster„ Septemand she was powerless ber 28 to October 2. to resist the force of the R.E.I.W.A. (PPopetty Management Division) spirit which would lift 3 40 MURRAY STREET, PERTH. her bodily from the A "RECORD" IN P HONE 23 3021, A/HRS. 86 6050 ground. P 0. BOX 66 CLOVERDALE 6105 C P 11 EVERY HOME IlLommomemememmemmemommeemmismil • Continued Next Week.

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cost operation, which is ures have now been especially important in taken. the early stages of deMid East Minerals NL velopment when over- has formed a wholly head expenses are a vital owned subsidiary, Busfactor. Mr. Shierlaw's selton Minerals NL, to estimates of profitability, take charge of its minwhich were regarded as eral sands exploration in By Mindu Speck optimistic as a few the Busselton area. SigA fter several weeks of inactivity the base metal seekers were back in the news with strong runs on Geometals and months ago, may well be nificant reserves have Westralian Nickel. A.C.M., Eastmet and International Mining followed, while Spargo's and Tasminex recovered lost quite near the mark. been established and a The next question to laboratory and testing ground. West Coast Holdings came in for strong support following a substantial placement at $1.50 per share. be answered is the mat- facilities have been set As is shown on its Venn. International Min- unfortunately for the tralian Government will a by-product of the smel- ter of treatment of the up. The company is price-turnover ing is shaping well, and c ompanies and the punt- have its next opportunity share ting process, which may ore. Will some be sold to clearly seeking the cosupport for its Geochances of a commer- ers these were not nickel for an interest rate re- be used for the treatment Great Boulder or W.M.0 operation of graph, local residmetals has been particu- cial find are fairly bright. bearing. The inevitable duction in March next of some lateritic ores. in the early stages, or ents. But strong. inOn the the stock is already collapse followed. larly have negotiations with year. The economy by This move brings the formation available so heavily capitalised. Whatever happens to then should be almost If the outook for Ora Lake View progressed to activities of Mid East Banda is now more prothe point these where Poseidon far the company's nickel particular ventures, supercooled, Westralian and the Nickel's Minerals still closer to leases are not inspiring, Narndee results were not however, it is clear that tightening of liquidity in mising then the situation is confident of having its those of Westralian and the rumours are cen- startling. The peak value the market has not lost the final quarter should for Pykes Hill must be own treatment plant? tred on cobalt prospects obtained in percussion faith that further base counter any inflationary brighter still, provided of The time factor seems to Sands, its Pykes Hill partner. If both nickel near Geraldton, where drilling was 1.8 per cent, metal finds will be made. trend. This would also course that there is rule out the second pos- and mineral sands proenough sulphuric acid to sibility, but whatever the preliminary results are with other values in a contribute market to staThe Economy and jects come to fruition we go round. encouragvery be to answer the quick move aid s bility, which is a help to 1200 square foot area Interest Rates into production is good may expect close techniing. Whether this is fact ranging down to 0.2 per serious investors. collaboration beTHE Poseidon latest employment news for Poseidon share cal or fancy remains to be cent. It is still too early tween the partners, and a statistics appear to show Western holders. The een. Mining market Windarra THE whizzer s to assess the significance merger may well be in the success of the governno longer leads the mar- showed its appreciation Corporation Eastmet has been mov- of these results, but they ment's moves the offing. to cool the for a S10 price rise. ket, shaken it has but its THE hardly news of the week justify the present ing up on the strength overh eated economy. Pacific Island Mines Uncritics with that news it was a long awaited stateof drilling operations share value. Queensland Mines employment figures have ment on the Ltd. has reported that may mine by the of end establishstarted have at hich Mt w After the Narndee re- shown a slow but steady ment of a nickel smelter. this year. An exploratory The Queensland Mines agreement in principle sults, interest was main- rise, and it is likely that A statement by the Pre- shaft is being sunk at the warning of a possible has been reached with tained by the imminence demand pressures will mier, Sir David Brand, at present time, but if all takeover follovong the an unnamed internation of a report on the Mur- now start to ease. the opening of W.M.C's goes well the next one staggering Nabarlek ur- company to join P.I.M.'s However, on a world- nickel refinery phy Hills prospect, which indicates will be the start of pro- anium find is a timely exploration in the DurFOR is being explored jointly wide basis, there is grow- that negotiations are at duction. The company one, in spite of the C.R.A. ack ranges, south of with A.C.M. The market ing disenchantment with an advanced stage, with hopes to extract the ore, denial of takeover inten- Wyndham. A new comBULLDOZER HIRE anticipated good results, interest rates as the prin- Kalgoorlie as the prob- at least in the initial tions. There is not en- pany, Durack Mines Ltd. Ring 35 4488 and heavy sulphides cipal means of monetary able site. stages, by driving ore ough capital available in is to be formed to take were encountered, but control. It has been becarriers up and down Australia to maintain over the areas involved. latedly realised that the In strict economic one-in-nine grades. This the share prices of all The relevant leases are i nterest rate weapon is terms, the siting of the revives the original hopes the mining producers at believed to be quite proa two edged sword. smelter at Kalgoorlie of Windarra being a low the level appropriate to mising, but investors their earning potential. should note that infraThe underpriced group structure costs in the are prime targets for Kimberley region are Phone Top Plastering Tradesman takeover moves. The gov- high. The Group ExplorVINCENT CLANCY (28 6504) ernment safeguards in ations consortium susG EOMETALS cents 110 this situation are timely pended work on some FOR ALL HOUSE REPAIRS. QUOTES FREE. I Overseas investment in promising ground in this 80 Australia is welcome, area some months ago Address: 165 LORD ST., EAST PERTH provided this does not because of the high costs #4.44 , 11.4 , 114.4.4,4 , 041.~ 41 , 0~4,11,00.14,4, extend to acquiring con- involved. trol of local assets at a Australia Wide Mining 60 fraction of their real Corporation Ltd. 2 and I NSIST value. ON Uranium Consolidated Vultan Minerals has N.L. are to commence upgraded the estimates percussion drilling on 40 of its tin and tantalita copper/nickel anomalies ore reserves at Green- in the Avon Valley late in "Fit for a King" bushes from 28 to 44 mil- September. This is rather lion tons. The assessment a long shot, and Australia 2 0 L ADIES! is based on an electro- Wide's record for finanmagnetic survey, and cial management is far Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR drilling will be carried from startling. NevertheButchers Shops out to verify the results less I regard the venture The company is upgrad- as a worthwhile punt at Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions ing its plant, and a pro- up to 33 cents. duction rate in excess L ocations: of 500,000 tons of ore per TYLER'S SUPERMARKET annum is planned. THE 911 Beaufort street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 Daily tor September The company incurred B. & P. BUTCHERS a loss of $60,000 up to Cnr. Orrong Rd. and Oats St., Carlisle. June 30, 1970, due to a Geometals N.L. Share price in cents and daily turnover in hundreds of thoushortage of water for its THE CHEAPER FOOD MART sands in September. There is a clear breakout from the thirty cent level in treatment resulting from mid-September. The company's next exploration report will be awaited with Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 IN EVERY severe drought condiinterest. tions. Corrective measHOME. In the short term rais- may be hard to justify, ing, the bank rate re- but the socio-political Hotel Dianella duces economic expan- reasons for doing so are ALEXANDER DRIVE sion, reducing pressure strong. An important fac on the labour force. This tor is that of decentralPhone 76 1699 isation. In an age where a modern fully serviceu motel effect is deflationary. mite each with private facilOn the other hand, it most industrial activities ities. Mod. rates, air condition_ ad and heated. TV., radio. requires established in- favour the large cities Ample car parking. dustries to operate at counterbalancing moves higher profit margins to are welcome. Subiaco Hotel cover interest charges. Wembley Hotel W.M.0.'s It also increases the exHrst Class Accommodation Excellent Lounge and pectations of industrial W.M.C.'s roresight in and Service A ccommodation investors. Both these fac- endowing a Chair of EnDRIVS-IN BOTTLE DEPT. Phone 87 2418 tors contribute to high- vironmental Studies and FREE HOME DELIVERY Cnr. Cambridge and er prices and are inflat- Conservation at the new Phone 81 1028 ionary. university is very gratifyA lexander Sts., Wembley Irene McHenry, Prop,,etress It is now apparent that, ing. Industrial smelting at high interest levels, operations have a dismal the inflationary factors record for industrial polBayswater Hotel The Railton dominate in the longer lution, and the sight of OPP. STATION Perth's Most Modern term. There is strong mile after mile of dead T emperance Hotel Old Time Music & support for the view that vegetation surrounding 5 minutes walk from Dancing, Friday and interest rates are the smelting plants is by no St. Mary's Cathedral Saturday. 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POPE "MOST INFLUENTIAL WORKER FOR PEACE, AMBASSADOR SAYS

he wants. He is not mereTHERE HAS been a ly ons who knows ShakBy Barry Pestana great deal of talk reespeare's ins-and-outs. cently on the possibilCASTELGANDOLFO, Italy.—Pope Paul VI is one Members of the antiity of conducting some missive society" and pro- media fraternity are deof the "most influential" workers for world peace sort of national Mass claiming that "God is and an "ardent" defender of the rights of man, they Media Education pro- dead." They are also ad- testible because want to force their opinZambia's new ambassador to the Holy See said gramme in our schools. vocates of tighter censor- ions on others. here. Good idea. ship. very These people But they, in actual fact, should not control the In presenting his cre- world in the endeavour In fact, this should dentials to the Pope to bring an end to those have been thought of are "knocking" some- teaching of mass media thing they don't really appreciation ( Sept. 1), the new am- unhappy situations years ago. in our bassador, Peter Wilfred where men, in the depths But while most of us understand. for one simple schools have frustrations, They feel, for example, reason—they are bias. of Matoka, told him: agree there is a need to taken up arms against taste and dis- that the Press must print develop What we need are "My presence here is a each other." cernment among our the good news, and not teachers well versed in my of firmation reaf Pope Paul youth (and, indeed, the the bad. the workings of the ever-growing In reply, country's They ask: Why report media and are able to theme of folk, too), the quesolder the up took see respect for you, not only kidthe sordid details of tion is: How? frustration as the cause objectively. things the of head visible the as How should this de- naps, murders, rapes? of war, saying: "We must They must teach that Catholic Church, but also The answer is simple: the media have the frusvelopment take place? that mind in keep as one of the most influFar too many people Because the people want RIGHT—and, in fact, the tration arises out of a ential and widely respecthey are experts on to know about these DUTY—to present what that to think and isorder, l for campaigners ted the mass media. They things — because they is, to them, news —news disorder it is such ,void ' world peace and one of the RIGHT to that affect the lives feel they know every- have to respect a of the most ardent protag- necessary of thing they need to know know. hierarchy correct the community. onists of the rights of about the media—how If we adhere to their values." They must teach that man." they work and "think". idea of a submissive the media have the Pope Paul noted that Often, these are the media, then no doubt we DUTY of promoting pubThe 40-year-old African Zambia is a developing people who accuse the will breed a future gen- lic awareness, of stimudiplomat, who had been nation and stressed that media of aiding and pro- eration of naive fools. lating serious thought high commissioner of there must be "a developmoting the so-called "perZambia in London before ment of the whole man How these anti-media and debate—even if this being sent to the Vatican. both as an individual and people can say that the means exposing somepaid tribute also to as a member of the mass media have pro- thing that is bound to the Pope's efforts to alle- community." claimed that "God is be controversial. These teachers will viate human sufferings. If development seeks dead" beats me. the difficult and have Sure, some members "These sufferings and only material betterment, unenviable task of setbe not will of this the said, a media are he little miseries still trouble the irresponsible. But then, ting their students onto world," he said. "I am "true development but course—towards irresponsibility is a fact a right confident, however, that rather it would be an eleobiectivity and selectiveof disorder." life—and of ment doubtless, the Church under your ness. Father Peter Byrth, 0. we have to face the facts guidance and great inMatoka was born April Until this is achieved, who were married Carm., was re-elected of life some time. Flood, Keith Mrs. and Mr. fluence will continue to 8, 1930. He took a degree Prior Provincial at the reour society will still need Albany. Church, Catholic Joseph's St. at recently give leadership to the from Rhodes University If our education were some form of censorThe bride was formerly Miss Mary Baker, of cent chapter of the Aus- a dequate, why should we ship. in South Africa, and in Carmelites. tralian w orry? For an educated 1964 was elected a mem- York Street, Albany. Perhaps it is true to For the next three person The couple are now living in Boddington, where can reason for say we get the media we ber of the National Asassisted be will he years himself and knows what want . . . and deserve. Zambia. Keith is working as a shearer. of sembly in the government of the Among government minprovince by the Assistant istries he has headed FOR Provincial, Fr. R. A. Seerthose of information and SAND ri and four Definitors — post, sanitation, energy, Fathers N. J. Pilkington, transportation and pubRing 35 4488 F. C. Shortis, J. J. Watt lic works. 0 , 0,41.41 and E. J. Nugent. The provincial chapter A DUTCH ecumenical Church's priestly celibacy was held at Whitefriars group has criticised the law. Monastery, Donvale, and The ecumenical centre presided over by the Dutch bishops for deCarmelite priests W.A.O.A. married said it recognised the Most Rev. Father Kilian that claring and brothers are -Each person in the the Healy, Prior General. rule of priests may not preside ancient active. They teach O PTICIAN and OPTOMET2IST Church has his where own the that celebraChurch at Eucharistic in secondary schools, conwas chapter The 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 n articular service to tions, and that parishes bishop was, there was conduct parishes, R es. : 67 1685 with all aspects of r ender . which permit this place the church, but also cerned give missions and activand life Carmelite a ancient second stressed themselves outside the r etreats. They Australia. in ity rule — that the local Church's community. actively set out to inThe delegates discussW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS The Ecumenical Action bishop had his own promote the life comas topics PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Centre, comprising the dependent responsibility. ed such of prayer among of pub- munity life, training of lay people. Protestant Church and It cited results Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and the importance World Foundation, and lic opinions polls and the religious, The ideal of the General Plumbing. Al l Work Guaranteed. the Carmelite prayer, celibacy of for optional call WillibrSt. Catholic Carmelite Order is the 2095 49 2553, 87 Fic...irs: After Phoi•es: 28 8714. by the national pastoral contribution to the work large said a Society, that of prayer. ord 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH Church. number of Dutch Cath- council in January, and of the This has been the Committal to the paroolics disagreed with the said that Dutch Catholics tradition of the supported the idea of chial and educational bishops' statement. Order. In these to apostolates was reaffirmpriests allowing times it inspires The Dutch bishops had marry. ed. fellow labourers of It said any strict adsaid in a letter to the Christ. scope of the ScapThe to the bishops' priests of The Nether- herence 235 Newcastle Street, Perth ular Apostolate has been lands there was little statement would not be THE CARMELITE VOCATION Specialty a widened to cover all [lcRepairs Licensed Plumbers hope any change would in the spirit of the ecuof promoting devopects Send the attached form to: Father Bernard McPhee, Hardware Merchants I take place soon in the menical movement. Phone 28 7424 tion to and enhancing O'Carm., knowledge of Our Lady, Langdon Road, Hills, 2153, N.S.W. Winston traditional the including devotion of the brown scapular. ... Dear Father, Name BUENOS AIRES, Ar- murder of Aramburu inTraining of young reliPlease send me: gentina.—Former Presid- cludes three members of gious was examined in ( mark which ones) ent Juan Peron may be the national Third World the light of the Second 1. Reading material on but of Movement Priests, Spain. in exile living in Vatican Council's Det he Carmelite Order. Address but he still exerts a pow- is made up mostly of a on Priestly Forma2. A regular copy of erful influence on politics group of former students crees the Renewal of and tion your "Newsletter in at the Catholic University Church and even the from Carmel." in Cordoba, who call the Religious Life. Argentina. 3. Details of how to Work Father G. D. Moore, Not since 1945, when themselves Montoneros Advt apply to join the Hilton, of priest parish of the Valle Jose Juan the controversial general or School Order. W.A., has been appointed began his rise to power, Command. ...., , ,4114POJKAPINIAINKIY 41,-.......#.1.4.4.411.4.4.04.04,440 .....411,11.0-44.411 , Prior. 1 04.4411.4.04,41 1, 1 has the Church and the Valle and other Peronnation been so divided. ists were executed in This July, 15 years 1956 after trying to reinafter the expulsion (and state deposed President of Peron. The man who orexcommunication) QUALIFIED PRIMARY TEACHER required in 1971 young dered the execution was Peron, several for modern well-equipped Convent School in Perth. Peronist Catholics were then President Grades 1-2; or combined 4 and 5. Aramcharged with the murder buru. Class numbers less than 40. Full professional of another former Presir ates of salary. dent, Pedro Ararnburu. / Apply: THE PRINCIPAL, Now the government OUR LADY'S ASSUMPTION SCHOOL, claims that they are also responsible for a second 356 GRAND PROMENADE, murder. DIANELLA. W.A. 6062. The group charged— but not yet tried—for the ,4,04.4WPJ 4.11.4.4••••••••••#41 Sr. Peter, of the Sisters ...4KINANINP,MINNAKISIINNJOI,11 Offers to all Parishes a Service of St. Joseph of the Sacembracing every aspect of the red Heart, until recently Funeral Rites for Catholics. lecturer in catechetical method at St. Joseph's Our Chapels are at: College of Teacher EduStreet. MIL 22 hone 3 5-825M5arket Fremantle: cation, North Sydney, and now supervisor of advisor to the Motor Mis3 241.277Gugeri Street. nt: Claremont: sion Apostolate of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Phone the Sacred Heart in AusW. A. GREEN (Pte.): 98 1697 tralia and New Zealand, Yes. a true, carefree holiday with every facility of a JOHN GREEN (Pte.): 37-2304 catechists to will speak holiday a of modern motel as well as all the attractions on on teaching methods resort (pleasant and quiet surroundings, beach, pool, ARTHUR E. DAVIES & CO. 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APPARITIONS AT GARABANDAL EXPLAINED

T HIS is the continuation of a letter written by the Most Rev. Jose Maria Cirarda Lachiondo, present Bishop of Santander, Spain, who sets out to explain fully the alleged apparitions of the Blessed V irgin Mary at Garabandal, situated in his Diocese.

peats the aforesaid, as have been subjected for you yourself know lack of true knowledge. through the declarations For my part, I also inwhich were given to you tend to publish this letter by said Congregation on that it might serve as an May 10, 1969, but it did answer to other requests In the first part of his letter, Bishop Lachiondo not wish it to be said in like yours; which I wish s aid that, after a long investigation, officials of any manner that the Sac- to repeat before concludred has ing that, thank God, the the Diocese of Santander, under the charge of his made Congregation any declaration problem of the supposed Vincente Bishop D. redecessor, Puchol, on March p the text with the dec- apparitions the Bless17, 1967, concluded that there were no such ap- larations given to you on ed Virgin ofofSan Sebasparitions. A report was sent to the Sacred Con- May 10, 1969 are a text tian of Garabandal hold gregation in Rome, where it was examined and "coming from the Sacred no particular interest in c oncluded that there was no need for the Congre- Congregation of the my Diocese of Santander, Faith",—a meaning I can because the clergy as gation to go deeper into the matter. W hen Bishop Lachiondo took over at the helm testify as being the only well as the faithful have of the Diocese, hopes that a change of attitude authentic one through demonstrated in this the direct and personal matter a prompt obedw ere aroused. declaration made to me ience to the declarations He continues his letter: by Archbishop Philippe of their Bishops, with the Wherefore, after study- terfere directly this time himself. (cf. La Docu- exception of a small ing exhaustive proceed- in the problem, because mentation Catholique; group which continues to ings, which are preserv- as your Excellency well Feb. 15, 1970). contradict the authoritaed in this Diocese and knows, this Sacred Contive judgment of their Holy well-foundFather's Attitude Bishops. gregation has to this realising the Mr. and Mrs. Barry Broomfield, married recently at St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral. ( 4) Lastly, concerning ed judgment of my pre- point declined to take the The bride is Agatha, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sciuto of Mark Street, decessor of venerable place of the authority to that which refers directly True Devotion Geraldton and the groom the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C . Broomfield of Hamilton memory, I reaffirmed his which belongs in the first to Pope Paul VI himself, I ask God to grant us Heights. position with a note pub- place the examination some devotees of the sup- all in His Church an aulished by my Secretary and judgment of this posed apparitions dare thentic devotion to the of Office and Govern- class of questions, and to allege, even in books Blessed Virgin, which neither has it willed to and articles, a certain would bear fruit ment, October 9, 1968. in a become involved in tho favourable attitude of the filial piety towards the Bishop backs ome R problem," (Cardinal Se- Holy Father towards the one who is our Most Lov( 3) With regard to the per, letter of March 10, supposed apparitions, ing Mother, recalling, as against which I can firm- the Council says, that role of the Holy See in 1969). TWELVE WA Majellan • Third Session—"Humthis matter of the sup(d) That "the only ly state that such allega- "the true devotion con- groups will take part in an Relationships," and posed apparitions of San thing which said Congre- tions have no foundation, sists neither in fruitless the Health Education discussion; Sebastian of Garabandal. gation has done has been because the Holy Father and passing emotion nor Council's Drug EducaIcan declare: Session— to praise the prudence as is completely in agree- in a certainly vain cre- tion Programme at the • Fourth PROM ment with the attitude dulity. or People?" (a) That the Sacred well as the pastoral solRather, it pro- request of the Council. "Drugs S70 of types a,I1 "Conununity DevelopCongregation for the Doc- icitude of the Diocese of of his Sacred Congrega- ceeds from true faith, by More are expected to ment," aids in stock tion, incorporating as the explained which we are led to know follow suit. trine of the Faith has Santander) but never • FREE HEARING schools and the excellence of the been informed in every giving any judgment un- already. Fifty-four member^ role of TEST • LIBERAL Mother of God, and we from 27 metropolitan school participation, and detail of everything that der the authority of the TRADE-INS Majellans as key people Forbids Pilgrimages are moved to a filial love groups attended a meethas been done by the Holy See." (Card. Seper). • CONCESSIONS Santander concerning the matter, of Bishop I have only one thing towards our Mother and ing at the Council's pre- in diffusion of accurate TO PENSIONERS since the first days of the because to do so would to add to give a complete to the imitation of her mises in West Perth re. information in WA at the prese nt time. supposed apparitions in imply that the Sacred answer to your request. virtues." (Document on cently, during which its' If groups were small, 1961; and the Holy See Congregation was taking And that is to manifest the Church. No. 67). executive officer, Mr. J PHONE 23 4960 studied everything "at- a position in the matter, that in this Diocese of Carr, outlined the pur- it was thought that perSincerely yours in pose, composition and haps two could combine tentively and carefully" and that this would with- Santander all manifestaas Cardinal Ottaviani draw from the Bishop of tion of piety that is Christ, aims of the programme into one. It was also sugBATTERIES - !OROS said in his letter of Santander his authority founded upon the supMr. Carr said that the gested that there should JOSEPH MARY AND SER VICE March 7, 1967; and (that in this matter, and that posed apparitions of San CIRARDA LACHIONDO Commonwealth Govern be a minimum of 12 in FOR ALL MAKES each the Holy See "has stud- this matter would be re- Sebastian of Garabandal group, or a maximent had directed the Bishop of Santander. OF NEARING AIDS died it more than once served to the Holy See; is absolutely forbidden. Council to conduct the mum of 40. E asy T•r ms and again has considered and it has already been It is also the evident deprogramme and had It was hoped that, once everything upon the oc- affirmed that the Sacred sire of the Sacred Congranted half-a-million the Majellans were fully FORREST PLACE casion of your letter," as Congregation wishes to gregation that this prodollars toward the pro- informed on this project, OPP. THE G.P.O. Cardinal Seper himself do neither one nor the hibition be the same ject. they may participate in said to me in a letter of other for reasons already throughout the world, as He said: "There is no the training of new auxMarch 10, 1969, in reply outlined. firmly expressed by the question that anxiety is iliaries next year, and Ws A Must! A to another letter of mine running high in regard also help as leaders of And this is the meaning following statement of of January 31 of the same of the answer of Arch- Cardinal Seper, as Predrug to taking, although discussion groups. RECORD In Every Home On Saturday, Septemyear. bishop Philippe publish- feet of the said Sacred ber 19, the wedding took here, in WA, we have (b) That both Bishop ed on February 15 of this Congregation: place at St. Francis not yet reached the Puchol and myself have year, 1970; denying that "The decree given un- Xavier's Cathedral, of 'panic stage' as they have asked the Sacred Congre(e) That the reason of der the authority of the Miss Carolyn Frances in the other States." However, the Council gation whether it would the Holy See's abstain- ordinary of the diocese Tripptree, only daughter be opportune to withhold ing from a judgment of to whom it belongs by of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. felt that, once the panic judgment on this matter its own is a clear one, as law must also be suffi- Tripptree, of Taroona, stage was reached, no one in the fact of the agita- I have been told time and cient reason for all local Tasmania, to Mr. Keith could do anything about tion of some devotees of again in my visits to the ordinaries to forbid their Francis Nairn, third son it. In New South Wales. the supposed apparitions Holy See; that "one can- faithful from pilgrimages of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. the increase in known in different places of the not forget that if the and manifestations of de- Nairn, of Oakabella. drug addiction was very world, while in the Dio- Sacred Congregation for votion based on the Rev. Father J. Barden, marked. cese of Santander the the Doctine of the Faith aforesaid supposed approblem presents no spe- examines the facts with paritions and messages." a relative of the groom, If examples of the officiated at the cere- change in other areas of cial concern. its own authority, then (Card. Seper letter, mony. social health were an inall of the facts remain re- March 10, 1969. Emphadication, then WA had an Will not Interfere served and are discussed sis in large bold face Mesdames Dianne (c) That the Sacred In its own sphere, which type added by the Bishop Tripptree and Judy Mul- other two years before it would see a sudden up Congregation cahy (Tasmania) and answers In this present case it of Santander.) rising. that "since no new ele- was thought should NOT You are hereby author- Miss Yvonne Heinrich Groups such as the ments exist, there is no be done." (Cardinal ised to make any use of ( Canberra) attended the Majellans were most r eason for this Seper, ibidem). bride. Sacred this letter that you judge suited to assist in doing Congregation for the ( f)That the Sac red fitting, to clarify the conDocsomething about it. trine of the Faith to in- Congregation always re- fusion to which some Mr. Carr told the mem-

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Fairest and best in the bers: "We are suggesting lightning carnival con- not one session when we ducted by the Geraldton talk of drugs, but we are Women's Softball Asso- suggesting that you exciation recently was amine the whole situaHelen O'Malley of Stella tion by being given information over a period. Mans College. "What is needed is for Kevin Pass, son of Mr. the full facts to be disand Mrs. R. J. Pass, of cussed in a clear way." Geraldton and a student He proposed that the at St. Patrick's College, professional staff of the was one of two Western Council, and speciallyAustralians picked in a trained auxiliaries, ext heoretical side chosen amine, with the groups, from best players in the the extent of the change, r ecent All-Australian and how it came about. Under 16 Basketball The programme would team carnival in Mel- consist of four sessions, bourne. nreferably one a week, but with no more than t wo weeks between sessions. Rev. Father Fitzgerald These would be: of Bluff Point officiated • First session — "Pat- t the wedding at St. terns of Health," incorpFrancis Xavier's Catheorating the extent of the dral on September 19 of change; discussion with Miss Noelene Farrell, in the group. and the fourth daughter of Mr. nature of the change, and Mrs. A. J. Farrell, of and, again, dicussion Pope Street. to Mr. Oar- within the group; ence James Spratt, eldest • Second S essi o n— on of Mr. and Mrs. J. "Drugs," dealing with Spratt, of Beverley. the brain and the nervous system;

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Thursday, September 24, 1970

A Youth Proved Them Wrong...

Their charitable deeds conference. Thus, we But Ozanam knew he THE DOGGED determination of a young Uni- couldn't prove them continued. Later they have the privilege of servversity student to show wrong when they argued called themselves the ing God in the person of up his anti-Church pro- that the Church was dead Conference of Charity, the poor." Ten years ago, the Society in Western Australia resolved to embark on a fessors led to the for- simply because it did not which was to be the start ROLE OF THE CLERGY project which had been operating successfully in the Eastern States for mation of what is per- inspire men to put their of the huge organisation Christian today as St. VinWhile the Society is beliefs known into the world's most many years—and so was formed the Society Stores and Salvage Section, now haps run by cent de Paul Society. well-known charitable practice. laymen, the clergy, too, play a big an important factor within the framework of the organisation. body — the Society of It was true in the SPLITTING UP part in spiritual direction St. Vincent de Paul. France of 1833. practice oI charity

The From a humble begin- bution and sales of these cleaned or laundered and and help. They are alIt all happened in 1833 much care is taken to ning at Camillus House, goods. Realising he couldn't spread like an epidemic, ways ready to attend Ozanamts group smug profes East Perth, the Society Several women are per- maintain a high standard when the answer with words, Oza- and soon meetings as Spiritual sors at the University of nam replied with imme- grew too big. It had to Directors. now conducts five metro- manently employed in of quality. attacked the diate action. be split in two, and later politan and two country sorting, grading and pricOne of the few oppor- Paris into many other smaller AUXILIARY MEMBERS stores, with a large sup- ing and also staffing the tunities offered to women Church, which they desGathering a bunch of branches. porting depot at Osborne larger shops. All articles to participate in the cribed as a "dead relic" Some men, due to a he and his Although young Ozan- variety of reasons, Park. for relief or sale are dry actual work of the Socie- of the past with no place supporters, friends did their first act in the modern world. am did not foresee this not attend meetingscanreKnowing that in every Student Frederic Ozan- of charity — collecting growth, he ensured uni- gularly as they would household, quantities of am wasn't going to stand whatever firewood they formity by establishing like to. They become unwanted articles are for any of it. He spoke could muster for a poor a written rule and plac- auxiliary members available, a plan was forfamily. out against them. ing the infant Society assist by prayer and and donmulated to collect, sort under the patronage of ation. Some profess ional and prepare for free disSt. Vincent de Paul, the rr..3n fill this category. tribution to needy pergreat French saint of Women, too, play an sons and then by sale of charity. active role, although they inexpensive goods of the Today, the aims of the do not take part in consurplus items. Society throughout the ference activities. The same — world are the success of the Salvage With the co-operation simple and few. And al- Work is in large of conferences, continumeasure though they reflect Oza- attributable to the \ATOM and advertising, ous 1833, nam's attitude in en engaged in the project, thousands of generous they have never lost their In other parts of donors, the Society has the essential world, and in implicit and supplied the wants of certain truth for the practising areas in Australia, numbers of people and womChristian. en's conferences are inthe saleable surplus has they are: Briefly tegrated into the Society. provided funds for fur• To show that the But this has not ther expanding its activibeen Catholic faith inspires implemented here in ties. WA men to join together in as yet. of development The practical acts of charity; LINKING WITH this work has contribut• To use this practice OTHERS ed to its growth and vir- The view of the street from inside the Midland Store. of charity as a means of The other among has, ility. It Society exists In drawing nearer to God; things, provided a source • To encourage each perhaps every part of of voluntary effort for other in the practice of the world where the members, brought the our faith and in personal Catholic faith has peneSociety to the notice of acts of service to the trated. The ladies seen sorting out and packing the goods into less fortunate. One recent development others, and made posc ases for the stores. is the link between consible far greater measMEMBERSHIP ures of assistance to perferences of developed To be a member of the c ountries and under-desons in need. Society, one must be a veloped countries. This Catholic and be prepared link extends beyond the EVEN DISTRIBUTION to give up time and en- mere despatch of money, OF GOODS ergy to help others. And, as it strengthens the reaif one meets these con- lisation of the differImmediate relief to the ditions, any Catholic lay- ences of circumstances victims of such disasters man can inspire to the and also the emphasises, as the Tasmanian bushmost important part of the similarity in spirit. fires, the Meckering and the Society — the ordin- S recent Peruvian ear t hOCIETY STRUCTURE ary parish conference. quakes, was available Having outlined the It is at this level that from funds largely obmost of the Society's work of the Society, let tained by sales in the fully its work is done. The or- us illustrate shops. ganisation that exists s tructure. The Society, as the reA conference will norabove parish level has cipients of goods from arisen only to ensure that mally be active within charitable people, always the parish conferences the parish boundary. It realises it has a respon- Mrs d - ull, manageress of the Midland Store. are able to get on with will, from the general sibility in correct distrithe important works of area, be administered by I sip".~.04pm#4.00........""pipipodps#0.0.04.414. -.41,0•04•••••###~#4 , 1ty is in attending work the Society — visiting the a Regional Council. poor, the sick, the aged In Western Australia, in the Stores. and the like. There are there are five Regional inception of Since the SEE THE LARGE RANGES OF weekly meetings of each Councils controlled by have women project, this 12" L.P.'s AT— conference generously at which the Metropolitan Central contributed of their time and helped Some of the helpful ladies sorting out goods from the these activities are ar- Council, the governing body for the State which • All Top 40 Hits are available ranged and planned. in promoting the Vincen- donations. i Meetings Christian are usually s directly responsible to tian spirit of W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. brief and humorous. The the Superior Council in charity. fraternal spirit is always Sydney. 434 Albany Hwy. VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 The Superior Council, MISSIONS RECEIVE present, and the secret HELP collection allows each in turn, reports to the , 041 , • , "••••••• 1PI•MI.M.INPINPN04.41.04M4.1.41.4.4.#411 All , "~#4,4•041 , 1 , member to decide, for Council General in Paris, In addition to the serhimself, just how much the world controlling vice given by the metroMEMORIALS + he can spare to help body. country and politan Complicated? those quantities less large fortunate. stores, Not really, for the esThere are no other finanof clothing are regularly cial obligations such as sential work of the Sodespatched, not only to 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE annual dues or joining ciety is done by the numthe in Missions all the Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected North-West, but also to erous brothers in parish fees. anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. several outback stations. Race, colour or creed conferences all over the Designs and Quotes without obligation. are no barriers when world — in Singapore, From reports constant"We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 ly arriving, this aspect of Perth, Sydney, Kerala, someone needs help. As a spokesman said: Hong Kong, New York, the work is of much as"The title of the poor to or Paris. sistance to the KimberYes, Frederic Ozanam our commiseration is ley Missions. As the oprecognise his their poverty. The details would erations expand, heavier which the poor confide in brothers in any of these demands are made on THE us are confidential to the places. stocks, and the Society C ATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU hopes donors will periodWONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY ically sort out their unTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE DANCING PICNICS wanted goods and reCABARETS TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF quest the goods be col- Packed goods waitin to be shipped to the various INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED PARTIES R IVER TRIPS lected. Missions. C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS During the past eight INSURANCE PROTECTION months, the stores comFurther Details: Margaret Nally, 61-5730 133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH availmade have mittee Frank Humphris, 65 4620 M. VILES, Manager. Phone 21 6091 able 10,550 articles of clothing to the Kimberley Missions and almost 500 articles of clothing Dry and Sweet sent to Stations in the Altar Wines North of W.A. and the Jesuits AS Seven is made by Hills Sacramental Wine Northern Territory, and Law Church it complies with the requirements of in addition two bales of clothing were despatchWestral Wine and Spirit AgencY ed to the Missions from 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 Albany Conference. To keep this kind of work going, used clothing is urgently needed. One hundred and ninety five families have been supplied with: 2 LONDON COURT 242 articles of furniture. Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 120 pillows and blankets. FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Etc. 1540 articles of clothLOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, ing. Established 25 Years. Phone 35-1777 or 35-2709 or 36-6391 396 articles of cutlery View of the Gordon Street depot, with the pick-up van in the background. and crockery.

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SecReport from the St. place. We also had a Mel- along with the State the Patrick's Collette Con- bourne Cup sweep in retary, Br. J. O'Brien, B. Br. treasurer, State for money raise to order ference, Geraldton: a function to be held at Callahan, the University We began in the early Nazareth House later on representative, Br. P. months of 1969 after a in the year. We managed Hann and the Institute suggestion by Rev. Bro- to raise $30 of Technology's representher Faulkner, and under tive, Br. G. Lace, came GOOD TIME up from Perth. his guidance the society The afternoon funcThe conference was "got to its feet". Our work, like most of tion began with an exhi- very successful and I'm the other conferences, is bition of judo and music. sure they enjoyed their centred around visitation These were both handled stay in Geraldton. This now concludes my to the old and the sick, by boys of the college. In the early evening, report, and I hope you The first work we un• dertook was the visiting we barbequed meat and can see that our conferof the hospitals—the Re- supplied the old people ence of 16, with our spirgional and St. John of with sweets. itual director, Rev. BroAll in all, it proved to ther Bilich, is doing its God hospitals. be a very enjoyable after- part alongside the rest of On both these visitanoonthe Society. tions, we met and talked The year ended with —N. McNeill, on behalf to the patients and took the boys of the junior of St. Patrick's College them books and maga- onference at St. PatConference, Geraldton. zines if they wanted c rick's very satisfied with them. their year's work. We began 1970 with the NTHUSIASTIC E On the conference table planning the distribution of some literature are, (from left): Thomas Callaghan, weekly jobs of vissame However, because the B arry O'Brien, John Fortune and Hughie Gallagher. the hospital and iting Legion of Mary was alNazareth House. We also St. the visiting ready included, in our weekly John of God Hospital, we A typical programme work, a visit by two of decided to leave that the conference to the of the Geraldton conferwork good the of part senior conference every ence reads: 112 promptly returned to them, ON a recent visit to a visitations • hospita: Monday night. hospital, two members to his mate and passed Nazareth House was each Friday; We have also included named Ryan met a pat- on the information, to ient with the same name. which H1 asked, rather then decided upon, and home visitation, which • gaol visitations for Rosary each Friday; a the boys in the confer- we carry out by sending "What's A chat revealed a little confused: ence looked to this new four members from the • Nazareth House each bath?" story. Sunday for haircuts "How should I know? work with enthusiasm. Society to two old peoThe patient, apparentand shaves for male James the Prendergast, HERMITAGE not a Catholic." I'm However, the old men ples homes, whose names been had prospecting ly, THE inmates; * were not too happy were obtained from the in the back country when building, situated oppo- hospital's chaplain. It accommodated the he came across some THE residence of the about being helped at "Meals on Wheels" ser- • Liaison with Child site the Highway Motel Welfare Department in first, but they gradually vice. President in Geraldton, has people nursing staff during the good colour. He hastened Brother At these homes, the for supply of furnitsecond world war. to the nearest township Geraldton has become got used to us and began guessing. for deserted ure to celebrate, and there well known, and track to look forward to our boys talk to the old Currently the meeting wives and widows place and storage house SOCIETY TAKES OVER saw half a dozen loung- travellers sometimes call arrival on Sunday morn- people and do any odd have to be SHC going into After that, the building ers at the local. for meal tickets. ings. We do various jobs j of the Geraldton St. Vindone. homes; One periodical visitor here: Overwhelmed with joy, cent de Paul Conference, became derelict until it We took up an offer to • meal tickets for track its features are distin- was taken over by the he invited anybody there had always wanted to • Cut the old men's send old clothes to a travellers: guished if not somewhat Society in 1967, when re- named Ryan to join him ask the president if he hair. New Guinea Mission. We • arrange accommodapairs were made by in a drink. He didn't was St. Vincent de Paul strange. • Shave the old men received a tremendous tions for families; In fact, it looks very members of the confer- have to announce a sec- himself. But, on one using both razor and r esponse. We sent sixty • collection of clothing, similar to Captain Cook's ence under the leadership ond time for, promptly, occasion when the lady electric razors. pounds and the rest was despatch of parcels five men stood up. The of the house answered cottage in Fitzroy Gard- of Brother E. Weller. given to the senior cont o Perth and Broome; etc. verandahs, Sweep • somewas he the door, of the to number Due sixth just sat the there. whether But ens. • attend to special reLater on in the year, ference. Lucky Ryan enquired: what taken aback and, transfer from England to times the building was There was a mass conquests from parish Victoria had anything to broken into, it was neces- "What is that bloke's in his confusion, blurted we went to Dongara to ference when the State priests and many and shed old an demolish St. you Vincent "Are out: winthe name?" up brick be won't to sary do with it, more important jobs. erect a garage in its president, Mr. B. Bowler. "Oh," came the reply. de Paul's wife?" dows. known. And now, there is evid- "That's deafy Ryan. He REMARKABLE MAN ence inside the building can't hear you." * destruction the Its architect, Msgr. of Hawes, is dead. He died wrought by vandals in It's a pity Catholic litin 1954 at St. Francis the burnt wooden floor, erature — magazines. 41 Barrack St. (next to Modern Gift Shoppe) Hospital, Miami, Florida, and the severed remains newspapers and the like Phone 23-3389 A H. 93-1613 after spending his last of the carving of Msgr. —are not more widely Child Studies etc. Socials, Weddings, Passport, distributed and read. few hours on Cat Island, Hawes' dog, Dominie. Our people could, at the Bahamas, as Fra Half of the carving I f you want it PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO Jerome, the hermit. was split with an axe to least, make use of the p444•041,10, Fra Jerome came to be used as firewood. magazines in the racks Geraldton previously in GERALDTON the Hannan Street memTHE The brick building, on the back of most the hope of seeking peace with its tiled roof, is churches, and publicise conference was aggregat- orial—perhaps, too, the remembered by and quiet. unique in that the weight what they learn from ed on November 27, 1933, name is the amber fluid for many A remarkable man—an them. inaugurated was it after of the roof is borne by so hospitably dispensed Anglican Franciscan, then a pair of massive jarrah TWO hippies would on November 25, 1931. Catholic priest, builder. the typical friendliarches. The blending of have been better off had It went out of exist- by ness of the `golclfielders'. architect . . . and jockey material, both they at but, some that of gained 1938 during ence old and —he found, like Charles With the influx of more the request of the Supnew, also projects un- information. de Foucauld did, that the families to this area, furis t I said that, Austraof when Council erior usualness. stress and strain of the they walked into town lia, it was revived on ther fields of Vincentian world did not permit iso- It's a tribute to the after roaming the coun- July 4, 1966, with a mem- work must also open up. * lation from the commun- artistry of its designer. tryside, they saw two bership of five. ity, no could the active Sisters in their religious THE SOUTH-WEST Meetings were first work in the salvation of The conference in Bunhabits. One of the Sisters held at the Catholic souls be refused, or pashad an arm in a sling. Centre, later at the Cath- bury carries out the funsed by. Apparently, she had bro- edral Crypt, and then, on damental work of the THERE is indeed ten- ken it. March 13, 1967, the Her- Society, visits the hossion for a better world LEGACY Hippie One said to the mitage (see story else- pitals, provides a monthWhen he went away, to-morrow but there is other: "Look at those where in these columns). ly bus outing for the Fra Jerome left the dio- also today, each day. It is birds, mate. Look at the By this time, member- chronic sick of St. Vincese with a rich and en- a little like the general way they're dressed! I ship had increased to six. cent's Hospital, and sucduring legacy of churches medical practitioner who wonder who they are." a conducts FOR the information of cessfully and institutions, which relieves the sick while Hippie Number Two readers, meetings are Welfare Store. are monuments to his waiting for a vaccine to decided that he may as held at the Hermitage, It is very active in proIt is a well walk across the Kean Street, on Mondays moting the works of the imagination. be discovered. The Hermitage build- little like the Samaritan street, and find out. He at 7.15 p.m. Those inter- Society and assists in the ing was built in 1937 on the road to Jericho did. ested in attending, formation of new conferWhen Msgr. Hawes who did not wait until Being polite as they should contact Brother ences in the surrounding thought of retiring there the protection of travel- always are, the Sisters R. Ryan on 21 13'71. districts. as Chaplain of the near- lers was better assured. told him they were teaBunbury is the centre by St. John of God Hos- More than that, it is the chers at the local CathPROBABLY the biggest for the first Society experience which con- olic school. When asked diocese in the world is Council outside the metpital. To coincide with Pope Paul's However, he did not tact with the unfortunate why she had her arm in a that of the Kimberleys, ropolitan area. It restay there long. And gives that enables the sling, Sister A replied which Sydney visit in November, we are covers 26.000 cently held a successful When he left, it became promotion of efficacious that she had broken it square miles of the far- one-day meeting with offering specially arranged the home of Father solutions. In the bath. thest north of Western members and families accommodation and air travel for from Collie, Bridgetown Australia. individuals and groups. both Yet, the population and far away Albany. And for common interest groups THE FARTHEST of there is only about 25,000 —12,500 of whom are Ab- the Society's conferenof 15 or more adults we offer our ces in the South is originals or coloureds. group discount. 10% Catholics number about ALBANY, which sits on Pope's visit in November The beautiful a rugged but 2,300. The Society's Special coast, with a glorious is possibly the only opportunity Work here is carried out harbour comparable in Australians will have to personally tnrough the Pallottine size and beauty with see His Holiness and we suggest Order, assisted by the Sydney. away miles 30 Only you call your Travel Agent or Sisters of St. John of from Bunbury is the coal God. TAA's Holiday Travel Adviser to The mining towns of mining town of Collie, your reservation. ensure Bridgetown. nearby K ALGOORLIE and and BOULDER. well-known The work in Collie are to 'trans' train travellers, regulated by 'shift' times and situated almost 450 of the mines, neverthemiles from Perth, pro less, the personal service vide the last Vincentian of those in need is alaid before the South Aus- ways available. And with close guidance and cotralian border. The name Paddy Han- operation of the Francisnan lives in all minds as- can Fathers, Ozanam's sociated with goldmining, spirit is inoculated in III9 7700 "71 and the familiar pose of constant calls on the A view of the unique Hermitage building in Geraldton. this man is reflected in Society's work.

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Thursday, September 24, 1970 TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION

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No Roses For Michael

YCW

By PROVACO

HOUSE TO HELP OVERSEAS STUDENTS

There is no opportunity for WA teenagers to see what really happens when a boy or girl becomes 'hooked' on drugs. When it was stated that the film "No Roses for Michael" was in a Perth TV studio, a surprising PERTH.—The Nedlands Christian Council will objec STATISTICS of the tion to its showing was made by an educationhold a Benefit Recital at the Octagon Theatre on Perth Archdiocese: alist, who listed our isolation as one reason and Monday, September 28, at 8.15 p.m. another that media must try to quieten this Number of Metropolitan mass hysteria about drugs! parishes .... '79 The Council—compris ernment has contributed Number According to him, we live in a safely of St. Vincent de ing ordained and lay $10,000 towards it, but a guarded Paul conferences Eden, so why show the film to our innocent 42 members of the various further $35,000 is needed. teen. Number of Country Margaret Jermyn of Scarborough ( left) and Jacky agers? Churches in the Nedlands parishes .... .... 18 Harte, Father clarinetLuschwitz Mirraboo of ka enjoy one of the lighter area, headed by Father Another objection was raised by a Number of St. Vincent de moments at the judging day last Sunday. mother, who Juliet Beuke- said that, after reading an account John Harte, Catholic ist Jack Harrison, cellist of the film, she Paul conferen ces .... 8 laar of the Cathedral group is seen far left. Chaplain at the WA Uni- Brian Meddemmen and felt that it wasn't a 'nice' film and that it Last year, the W.A. St. would versity—hopes to raise violinist Graham Wood shock our adolescents! will take part in the re- Vincent de Paul Society funds for the InternaCan an'. thing shock adolescents? tional Student House cital. They will play made $9200 available to project initiated by the works by Mozart, Beet- parish conferences for hoven, Mendeissohn and the relief of needy perTHE FILM Methodist Church. sons. "No Roses for Michael" is a 45-minute A property has been Brahms. documenIt provided $4500 to bought near the WA Unitary produced by young Australians for Tickets at $1 each are young versity at Kingsway and available at all churches help out during the afterAustralians. math of the Meckering is currently being modi- in the Nedlands area, the earthquake. It was written and researched from actual fied and enlarged to cater University case Chaplaincy histories of the Langdon Clinic in Sydney and The Society forwarded for overseas and Austra- now, and the Octagon the police drug squad. $1000 to assist earthlian students studying at Theatre on the night of quake victims in Peru— the various secondary the recital. The young man who is responsible for the showthanks to the generosity and tertiary education ining of it is an educationalist-28-year-old Michael of benefactors. stitutions here. Riddell. The W.A. Society proThere are currently A WAY OF LIFE vides $600 annually to the about 1,500 overseas stuAsian Conference through Riddell says his film is not primarily dents in WA and the proabout its "twinning" scheme drugs. It is about 18-year -old Michael West, ject is aimed at meeting and a (link). way of life. their needs as well as • See Pages 8 and 9. helping them integrate In one week of showing in the Eastern RESULTS of the St. States, into the local community. more than 10,000 people have shown interest. Mary' s YCW raffle: RidTo date, the State Govdell has had phone calls and visits from strangers (drawn on September 20, STIR TO START 1970). committee chairman Geoff Parkinson, tries to read of all ages, telling him of their appreciation of the THE QUEEN'S Park Ball paper the with Jacky Luschwitz, Maxine Drake-Brock- film. A "RECORD" IN EVERY 1. Ticket No. 738—R. and Kensington YCW man Perth. Krystine Glass from Shenton Park West of LESS PUBLICITY THE BETTER Walters, 345 Grand branches will hold a HOME. Promenade, Dianella; "Holy Stir" at the Holy is seen far left. Anoth er 'bright' suggestion by our main objector • Cross Hall, Carey St., The YCW wishes to was that "media must quieten mass hysteria Ticket No. 644—Mr. Kensington, about on October thank the nuns of Sacred drug-taking people". Doig, 320 Grand Prom- 4, 11, 18 and 25 at 8 p.m. Heart Convent for the enade, Dianella; But our greatest authority on drugs—and a world The "stir" held in conuse of their college and FOR authority—is Dr. Gerald Milner, who is always junction with Mission their 70, interest and efforts Ticket No. 2438— 1 will start with talks on E ARTHWORKS to make the day a suc- seeking means of making known the ravages caused 'fink' (Cathedral). THE JUDGING Day cess. "D rin kin g, by drugs. Driving, i Ring 35 4488 1 Drugs". All are welcome for the Miss YCW Quest Dr. Milner has been interviewed on TV., given ........ over. is . .............. Admission is free. talks to many associations, but has he been urged VO.0,VONVV4IwAP,VeVANVVVAPVV.VV.VOOA Last Sunday morning to give talks to teenagers? saw the Quest entrants, JOCIST BALL judges — Chairman Vic Must this man—who has so much knowledge to LOVERS of animals Scot Hillie, Properjo hn, i mpart— THE remain 'a voice crying in the wilderness' JOCIST Ball will will be glad to know that Carmel Muir, Bernedette of our complacent State? Sunday, October 4, is be held at Government House Ballroom on Fri- Lawrence—and the ball Animal Sunday. If the film is shown here, some may say it deals day, September 25. Miss committee make their mainly with a boy from a 'certain' class of our There will be a special YCW 1970 will be an- way along the coast to Mother Xaveria of Lor society, and that it could not happen here. Petition in the Prayer of nounced. His Grace, the Sacred Heart Convent, eto Convent, Nedlands, the Faithful in local Archbishop and Bishop Hocking Parade, Sorren will celebrate the DiaWOODSTOCK A NOTHER HOME REPAIR JOS' Myles McKeon, of Bun. to, where they got down mond Ju'.. churches. ,ilee of her proSHOULD HAVE TAKEI4 IT TO. to work. When bury, the first Woodsto will ck Pop Festival was held be present. fession on Sunday, SepMAYLANPS ELECTRICAL The date has been Tickets are The judging is a full in the U.S.A., we smiled and said: "That could available at tember 27. chosen as it is the Feast the YCW Office. day's programme. Each The seventh child of only happen in America. It could never happen of St. Francis of Assisi, entrant had a 15-minufe C ALL or PHONE Mr. and Mrs. James here." who is renowned for his interview with the Grave, 71 3058 of 'Osborne', now PA preaching to his 'sisters', But it did in the Eastern States last year, and PAL REP. FAILS judges. The day is not a Loreto Convent, she en- will happen For all Your Domestic the birds, and his sym- TO SEE HIJAC in our isolated Eden next month at completely n-Jrve racking K tered the Loreto Order in Appliance Repairs. pathy with the creatures experience for the enBindoon! VICTIMS of the wild. trants. Everyone found Seville, Spain, in 1910. SHOW THE FILM C ASTELGANDOLFO— something to keep themShe taught in Spain for Educationalists, if you are worthy of your ProItaly.—The special repre- selves occupied—talking many years and in 1922 P. NORRISH & CO. sentative Pope Paul VI and getting to know the she became a foundation fession, insist that this film be shown, not only CM LAND and ESTATE AGENTS sent to Jordan to help other girls, playing the member of the now fam- T V., but in schools and the University. hostages held by Pales piano or watching tele- ous School at St. Alban's Parents, if you really love your children, you will FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN tinian guerrilas returned vision. She filled various respon- ask our stations to show the film. BUYING OR SELLING to Italy after three days The day closed with sible positions in that Contact us at: without meeting the vic- Mass celebrated by Fr. community for thirty 148A FITZGERALD STREET, years and in 1953 she re tims of three plane hi- Keating at 4.45 p.m. NORTHAM IX: jackings. The entrants are now turned to her native AusMsgr. Jean Rodhain, able to relax, to a certain tralia and was stationed OPT ICI ANS —OPTOMETR ISTS head of Caritas Internat- extent, and only having at Toorak. The following CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS ionalis, the international to concentrate on the year she was transferred Catholic aid organisation, Ball on Friday. The com- to Nedlands. PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE 21 8151 returned to Rome Sep- mittee members Her family, the Graves PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET . saw 21 5304 tember 15 and was re- their many weeks of of Osborne were widely FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET ... .„ „. 35 2602 ceived in private aud- meeting and planning all known and respected in COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... 3 2655 ... A t the Redemptorist Retreat House, ience by the Pope the fol- fall into place. WA. lowing day. Camelia Street, North Perth The Vatican released Conducted by Fr. K. O'BRIEN, C.SS.R. nothing concerning Msgr. Rodhain's visit or of what he told the Pope. Topic: However, on his arriv al in Rome after three " PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT IN days of meeting with varR ELIGIOUS LIVING" ious Palestinian groups, Msgr. Rodhain said the To be a Capuchin Franciscan Missionary . . . Sat. 3nd Sun., Oct. 3 - 4. rebel groups are many as brother or priest . . . is to be a front-line and that "this plurality Sat. and Sun., Oct. 10- 11. does not favour positive worker in God's service for peace and human action, but I hope that betterment. More workers are needed urgently, the situation may be reSot. and Sun., Oct. 17 - 18 for Junior Capuchin not only in Australia, but also in the missions solved soon." Sisters

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Pope Paul VI, the most travelled Pope in history, will soon arrive In Australia and will be the first Pope to ever visit our country. Pope Paul VI's visit Is creating tremendous interest and enthusiasm and unprecedented hotel and travel bookings have already been made. To commemorate the visit of Pope Paul Vi to Australia, special commemorative medallions will be minted.. In order to create a tribute as distinguished as the man it honours, a well known designer was engaged and a most striking design has been created. The designs are by world renowned coin and stamp designer, Mr James Berry, O.B.E. The obverse features His Holiness, Pope Paul VI, and the reverse f eatures his tiara in the centre, flanked on the right by his shield. The shield on the left shows the stars of the Australian flag. In low r elief at the back is a rosary in a circle. Beneath the tiara is a map of Australia with the year of the visit, 1970. The Reserve Bank of Australia has made available a special allocation of gold for this issue. The Commemorative medallions will be struck In a special limited edition by The Royal Australian Mint, Canberra. Each medallion will be individually hall marked and serially numbered to certify its status as part of this Registered, Limited Edition. Matthey Garrett (Pty.) Ltd., official refiner for the Commonwealth under the Banking Act, 1959, will issue a certificate guaranteeing the gold content and weight. Each gold medallion will bear the gold assay m ark of Matthey Garrett (Pty.) Ltd. as well. There is a limit of one gold and silver set per subscriber. Apart from 100 Palladium medallions and 500 silver medallions being minted to the same design for the U.S.A. market, no other versions of these medallions will ever be struck. On completion of the minting, dies will be permanently defaced. The design on both the gold and silver medallions is identical. The gold m edallion will be cased with the obverse to view and the silver with the reverse to view. This makes it unnecessary to remove the medallions f rom their case, thus ensuring that the proof mirror finish which will be o btained under first-class production conditions by Australia's Royal Mint is preserved.

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Thursday, September 24, 1970

by PROSPER LORRE

Difference Between British And Yank

Why the British can constantly produce better television shows than the A mericans is a great mystery to me.

How can this little Health surgery with its packets and boxes and SLATTERY island, carrying the huge troubles, triumphs and tubes, brightly coloured If you are one of those burden of being popu- personal involvements. cereal boxes and soft who don't think that all lated by Englishmen, drink cans ad inuglyfin- American television is After the first episode, make shows that tower itum. bad, who want a above their US counter- you felt you had known Suddenly,Ihave found conscience mixed bit of in with parts — yes, yes, I am for years the three doc- some unconscious pop some all-American drators who practise. You thinking of The Doctors, art — and my estimation ma, then Slattery's PeoABW 2, Sunday and were simply introduced of American TV, along ple, STW 9, Sunday Monday, 7.30 p.m. and to them with no formali- with my tongue-in-cheek, night, may provide the 8.30 p.m. — shows from ties, no posturing, and foot-in-mouth and finger- answer. that enormously wealthy, without the slightest hint in-eye), has gone up rapgigantically talented in- of being contrived, you idly. Each week, leg,islator finitely resourceful sup- were given an inkling story Slattery (Richard Crenthe Consider into their lives. ernation? tackles problems lines of these recent su- na) which are close to the It is pointless to retell perlative examples of No chance that it was real problems in the law culture: folk the story would — it my upbringing: I drumcommon to all big cities med as hard on the floor sound too much like "Thief disfigured dur- and modern society. of the Saturday arvo gossip — because this is ing the war, steals anA recent one dealing matinees — as hard as going to be a long dis- other man's face when tance runner if it is wel- plastic surgeons start to with child-beating was any kid. very timely. The show comed by Perth viewers rebuild. . . ." The answer is, of dealt with the dilemma doctors The are John And this convoluted faced by doctors course, I think and supwhen Somers (John Barrie), convulser: "Orphaned badly injured pose and guess, that the children Roger (Richard Hayman niece of girl killed on BBC make their probrought to hospitals and Elizabeth her wedding day by re- are grammes to suit them- Leech), after "falling down McNeal (Justine Lord). jected suitor, falls in love selves and the Ameristairs." If doctors recans make them to suit Richard Leech inciden- with son of murderer . ." port these cases, which the advertisers and woo tally was a doctor beTo round off this ran- are often poorly disthe ratings. fore becoming an actor. dom selection of twenty- guised covers for vicious three inch extravagan- beatings, they run the

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John Barrie . . R ichard Leech . . . . Dr. Somers Charles Stapley . . Paul Massye . . . . Dr. Hayman . . Tom Durham . . Dr. Merton The team of writers The Doctors is a per- i ncludes Donald Bull, risk of being sued for fect example. It is firstElaine Morgan and N. J. zas, just get this one: defamation. rate. It is hard to underCrisp, all regular writers "Dave Blassingame and stand — advertisers and of Predictably, Slattery's Dr. Finlay's Casebook Burgundy Smith, two ratings notwithstanding — the other great Bri- charming, card-sharping People has a good deal — how there can be drifters, take it on the of shmaltz leavening the tish doctor show. such a difference in lam from richly deserv- serious content. But quality between this and ed vengeance stopping apart from being bearPOP ART shows like Doctor Kilonly long enough to en- able entertainment, it There is a nagging tic gineer a romance dare, Ben Casey, The be- does lead one to think in the back of my mind tween a blind Nurses and others. gospel whether the same probthat I have missed the singer and a birth- lems that Slattery tackFrom the outset, the boat on pop art. — the marked girl trapped on les also apply here — in viewer is caught up in art of our age which, an isolated and squalid Australia, in Perth — the story — or rather like any other, reflects little ranch . . ." which of course they cerour environment. Oh, Lord. tainly do. caught up in the goings Our environment is on of a typical National mainly dominated by 111,0.#4,11.#11.441.4.#4.

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8.10 p.m. Sat.: (ABW 8.00 p.m. Sat.: Bartok 2): Four Corners: Under Anniversary: To mark the captaincy of Michael the 25th anniversary of Willesee, Four Corners this great Hungarian is becoming a must, composer. Roughl y, either Saturday night or three phases of his crea1.00 p.m. Sunday. Get- tive life are represented ting back to its best with with Rumanian Folk h ard-hitting pro- Dances, the Sonata Jf grammes. Two Pianos and Percus11.30 a.m. Sun.: (STW sion and the Wooden 9): Encounter with Prince Dance Suite. BarFranz Kafka: A surprise tok and his wife play in from Nine with more the Sonata for pianos. and better to come in 4.45 p.m. Sun.: Massey this time slot in weeks to come. In this, Dennis Lecture: Final in the serOlsen plays the famous ies and Dr. George Grant novelist Kafka in an an- takes his theme Time alysis of his life and As Mastery. "If one listens carefully to the rework. 8.40 p.m. Mon.: (STW volt of the young against 9): Doctor in the House: bourgeois America that New comedy series bas- has characterised this ed on the Richard Gor- decade, one hears deeper don's popular book and notes in it than were subsequent films, plays ever sounded by Marx, and radio. First episode and those deeper notes, of antics of updated Gor- are, above all the notes of Nietzche . . . . in a don characters. sense the thought of Nietzche is a fate for CLINIC ON Western man." Very inTHE FAMILY Planning teresting; should be. Clinic (Ovulation Meth8.00 p.m. Mon.: Othelod) will hold a clinic on Sunday, October 4, at lo: Shakespeare's tragSt. John of God (Mater- edy has been adapted nity Section), Subiaco, at for radio by Adrian Coleman, who believes that 7.45 p.m. All appointments and the pivot of the play enquiries at 77 St. Geo- isn't Iago's intrigue, but rge's Terrace, Perth the love affair between (Phone 23-4546). Desdomena and Othello.

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PICTURE PUZZLE

* SUNDAY

Dear Boys & Girls This is one of those days when I have an empty space where my brain ought to be and I just can't think what to discuss with you this week. Perhaps this is a good thing — we c an't be serious all the time. And even w hen we are serious, it is wise to make our very seriousness light-hearted and happy with a laugh or a smile. In fact, I think we could make this ur o topic — the value of smiling, laughter, a happy face and a cheerful nature. E veryone has met grumpy, unhappy, complaining people. It is extremely hard to like these people, or to seek their company, though we ought to try. As Christians, we have the very best r eason in the world for being happy, and we should show this outwardly by our pleasant disposition.

SEPTEMBER 27 Eileen Hart, North Perth (13); Anne Silvercock, Nollamara (9); Anthony Murphy, Swanbourne (14); Michael Bannon, Corrigin (11); Graeme Lillis, Melville (11); Miriam Ashforth, Gooseberry Hill (9).

* MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 28 Christopher Gleeson, White Gum Valley (10); Catherine Ferrari, East Cannington (12); Karen Williams, Collie (13); Paul Williams, Belmont (13); Catherine Bianchini, Queen's Park (10); Sandra Elighton, Joondanna (12).

* TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 29 Kieran Cooper, Osborne Park (14); Jonathan Hughes, Salter Pt. (11); Richard Pace, Rivervale (14); Michael Bandurski, Karrinyup (10); Michael Evans, Mt. Claremont (9); Marta Sandrini, Boulder (9); Adrian Dolin, South Perth (10); Jane Herring, Katanning (11); Ian Moldrich, N. Perth (10); Terry McDonnell. Morley (14); Peter Jordan, Ashfield (10); Jillian Dean, Victoria Park (12).

People who know us ought to be able to ask just what it is that makes us so happy. They should see in us a quality that is unique and should wish * WEDNESDAY 30 to possess this quality for themselves. SEPTEMBER Bryan Bannon, YanNo-one is likely to see this quality if we are often grumbling, arguing, or c omplaining, or if we are never cheerful or smiling. So boys and girls, remember, as C hristians, to let your joy in Christ shine out of your face and in your manner, so that other people will see Him in you. God bless you all. BROTHER JUNIPER.

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

Can you name the types of houses shown in this picture and what people use each of the different ones as a home?

BIG COMPETITION

•(sao.12au uuapjv 4ualautp Amu qpasn) smq Dear boys and girls, ssai . puu pniAT .c !(suvrpui uuotiatztv glioN) aadai, Ihave advanced the closing date of our big poetry f (sueaTxa ) asnoH aqopv *C f(sauT2Tiou um' and story competition another week, to November -u.14sny) ESuno *z :(soulPisa) 0012I :31:1aMSNV 1. Don't forget that the prizes for your poem or story are really worthwhile—one dollar for tha first prize in each section; 50 cents for the second and third. The subject of your poem or story is something you have done or would like to have done during the holidays. Put your thinking caps on and have a try. I will be looking forward to your entries. BR. JUNIPER.

chep (11); Jeromy Lenane, Bindi Bindi (12); Angela Hosken, Nedlands (10); Matthew Goodlet, Peppermint Grove (11); Cecilia Rowan, Nollamara (14); Catherine McKenna, Bunbury (9); Cathering Melville, Manning (8); Dianne Eaton, Dowerin (7).

NEW MEMBERS

* THURSDAY

OCTOBER 1 Robert Delane, Caron (14); Bernadette Glynn, NATURE NOOK Nollamara (10); Christine Allen, Triggs (14); Debra Woods, Melville Heights (12); Peter The Koala is a small Grouer, Armadale (14); Australian animal known Justin Bianchini, Dian- as a marsupial because it ella (6); Wayne Jeffrey, has a pouch, like a kanKoongamia (8); Patrick garoo's, in which to carry Foley, Alfred Cove (10). its young.

THE KOALA

Sandy McPherson, ail wa3 Helen Smith (4), 2 Er- Scottish patient, pocket. in his fumbling Riverton, St., rinbee "You needn't pay md drawing on her blackin advance," the dentist board. Karen Day (12), 429 said. Sandy McPherson: "I'M Flinders St., Nollamara, St. Brigid's, crossword, not going to pay you. I am only counting my dancing and cooking. Catherine Collins (8), money before you give 5 Redmond St., Salters me the gas." Point, St. Fius X, swim* ming. Small son: Mother, Sue: This is an ideal there's a man at the dootl asking for you. place for a picnic. Mother: Has he a bill Heather: It must be! Small son: No. Just as Fifty thousand flies can't ordinary nose. be wrong.

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Baby Koalas, or cubs, stay in the pouch for OCTOBER 2 Danny Marwick, Mor- several months, after ley (13); Gerard O'Brien, which time they are old This means that he show success. And in St. Lucia (12); Wayne enough to ride on the w orked hard to achieve 1964, he was awarded the Voak, Karrinyup (11); mother's back. equality for the Negro in Nobel Peace Prize for Michelina Sultana, BasThe fur of a Koala is all aspects of life. leading the struggle by sendean (14); Tracey soft and woolly, and ashProbably the most im- the Negroes. Goomalling grey in colour. Freeman, It was unfortunate and (13); John Coral, North portant thing about his The Koala has a thick work was that he preach- sad that King himself Perth (13); Joseph Kita, head, a short snout and ed non-violence. He hop- should become the vic- Cannington (9); Gab- its mouth has cheek ed to achieve for the tim of violence. He was rielle Brennan, Kalgoor- pouches. Negro ,through non-vio- shot and killed by a man lie (7); Francine Ray. Mt. It makes its home in lent and peaceful demon- on April 4, 1968. Pleasant (8); Ross Peet, certain types of eucalpWhat we can learn Scarborough (9). strations and protests, tus trees, where it lives what most Negroes had from King's life is the on the leaves and buds. S ATURUAY been fighting for years to terrific courage it must It also sleeps in the tree, have taken for him to OCTOBER 3 achieve. usually in a fork or King was the son of a have led the Negro moveJones, Mukinbu- branch near the top. Kevin Baptist minister and, in ment in the way he did. din (14); Patricia Kelly, Not so long ago, the It was a courage that turn, became a Baptist Amanda Koala was prized and (14); Bicton God demanded when he minister himself. Flood, South Perth (11): killed for its beautiful And probably because he was said that every Christian C. Kinneen, Wembley fur, but a law was made a minister, he preached should be prepared to (13); Michael Fazey, Al- to make it a protected the equality for all men, lay down his life for his fred Cove (10); Suzanne animal. fellow man. which Christ intended. And a good thing, too. Surely, King demon- Chapman, Hilton Park This tremendous job, strated this kind of love (10); Kristen Vanpraag, cottage Diner: This begun by King, earned —the kind of Applecross (9); Michael love of him recognition all over which every Christian Coverley, Redcliffe (10); cheese has a splinter in the world as it began to should be John Mongan, Wembley it. capable. Waiter: Well, sir, you Helen Ibbotson, (6); didn't expect the whole Northam (13); Billie Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all cottage at once, did you? Spencer, Merredin (8). competition entries, should be addressed to him at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. Martin Luther King Junior was an American civil rights leader who championed the cause of the American negro population.

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BUHAGIAR (Joseph. away m e). Passed peacefully on September 20. Dearly loved mother of Felix, Maud John and Harold and a wonderful granny to her grandchildren in the Buhagiar and Williamson families. Her f uneral took place in the Catholic Cemetery Fremantle, after Requiem Mass. Bowra 8.c O'Dea, Funeral Directors. R.I.P.

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27), as well as the decree on the pasTHE ABC is to be con- IN THE tensions of the post-conciliar toral function of the bishops (n.36)4 gratulated — firstly for period (that is, from 1965 on), Holland presenting such a diver- has become identified with ultra- put forward the local Church as the concrete and actual embodiment of sified programme, and progressivism. the whole mystery of the Church at a secondly, for bringing to By this is meant that Dutch Cathol Delicate Balance; by Edward A PLAYHOUSE: THE indulggiven of best, at Perth place and a given time. suspected, BonaDi Anthony are ics Aitken. John by directed A lbee; The local Church is no longer treatventura, an outstanding ing in dangerous ideas and practices shape, good." Yet, I must aded as a little piece of the whole musician and pianist, which are 'upsetting the whole T wo of far nobler mit it is the work of a THE CHRIST-LIFE; by who gave each note— Church; at worst of risking a schism. Church, but as the whole Church itself erect and tall, in naked creative artist. A serious Kevin O'Shea, CSsR; whether tune or accomA letter to the editor of an English in its local and temporal presence. God-like erect artist working within Society of St Paul, NSW. paniment, chord of dis- Catholic paper, for instance, referred This links up clearly with the mind majesty and the bounds of the evoluof the early Church and of Scripture, in all, Catholics old the own of chord—its clear and schism of the to lords This eern'd consists of largely S tionary process of man, lectures given by which not only calls every local comHolland in 1724 and continued: "Is Fr. careful valuation. w orthy seem'd A balance was main- history to repeat itself in Holland?" munity of believers a 'Church', but looks Divine Albee is not in the trade O'Shea during 1966-67, their in or F of the amusement mer- and drawn chiefly from tained between national Bishop Zwartkruis assured us (and also explicitly speaks of the one the Image of their chant. shone Maker a seminar at the Redem- elements, discordant, mo- it is what I myself felt during my re- Church that is there present in JeruGlorious The most impressive ptorist Retreat House, tives salem as well as in Corinth, Ephesus, and subjective cent stay in Holland), that everybody Truth, wisdom, canctiexpression, in the Netherlands refutes even the and the like. tude, severe and pure character is undoubtedly North Perth, on May 13- emotional while Since the Dutch are inclined to the of idea of a schism. sense Paradise Pat Skevington. As Ag- 17, 1967. ( John Milton; nes, she dominates the rhythm was also maincarry thoughts into action, theory into iv). Bk ost. L These lectures were tained. stage and everyone on practice, words into deeds, they wanaimed at meeting the his in to Albee is it impossible But it. The ABC's final recital Father M. van Oss C.SS.R. ted to pass as soon and as consistentdward E needs of the immediate ly as possible from the much applaudplay, "A Delicate Balan- take your eyes from her years after Vatican II. is scheduled for Government House Ballroom, cer," now at the Play- for a single second, for The need for unity within the uni- ed plans for renewal to their actual Christ-Life has been on Wednesday, October house, also describes a she is continually on the versal Church, as represented in the realisation. They wanted to take seriously the pluriformity that was couple, a modern day move — all to no pur- broken up into 12 chap- 21. person of the Pope, is wholly recogters in living such covering Eve, subI t recognised will be in principle by the Vatican given by colpose. and dam A nised. But Miss Skevington jects as the Spirituality oratura soprano, Rita t heir material paradise Cardinal Alf rink stated this very Council. It will be obvious that this desire in a great city in that did develop some im- of the Paschal Mystery, Streich. clearly at the opening of the Dutch —AR. great land of wealth ly- portant and highly com- an Appreciation of Sin National Pastoral Council when he to be the Church of Christ in a genuing between the North plex aspects of the char- and Communion, and said: "At the risk of becoming boring ine Dutch way is bound to raise probPacific acter of Agnes, the wom- Suffering. and A tlantic —because it has been said so often lems and tensions connected with the WE REGRET an who was both healer It will interest religoceans. already, but it still does not seem maintenace of unity with the UniverWe regret that the title sal Church as it is centralised on and a destroyer, the ious, priests and seminsufficient for some—I would like to But Albee's Adam and of the record REGINDA Rome. a both was who woman arians, and the laymen of bishops the that again say once Eve, his Man and Wom- scourge and a refuge SONGS TO the Netherlands do not feel any urge But this is not necessarily a threat who take an interest in 1VIUNDI; an, his Agnes and Tobias OUR LADY of schism. (Marigold. protection, and safety of the deeper of aspects their against line-up to intend or a in live in this play, $7) was omitted in our Nor is the problem as such a pecua woman of great cour- theology. brothers in the episcopal ministry, paradise far more secure music review after the liarly Dutch problem. It is inherent a and coherency and age faithwe whom Pope the against or Eve and Adam the than woman who failed com- CAROLINE CHISHOLM, sub-heading, "No Charity fully accept as the one who was ap- in any serious consideration of the of Genesis. There is no to communicate by pletely Margaret Kiddie; For This One." pointed by the Lord over His entire responsibility of local Churches and avenging angel to throw The omission is regretlocal bishops. and important most her Melbourne University Church". extheir from out them ted. The Catholic situation in Holland is her to feelings vital P ress. is this unity—and this within But pensive home and acnot so much a danger but a sign of d. husban conimportant most the second and This new edition of the cumulation of worldly hope. Bishops and faithful are wrestdraw— should reade7 the clusion late Margaret Kiddie's Alan husband, the As NIXON TO wealth. ling with a healthy problem, a probthere is room fri• pluriformity. Desperately independ- Tilvern emerged as a biography of this remarklem that is of the highest interest for VISIT POPE not mean does Unity in the Church ent of moral codes, but t ype rather than a failed able woman—which first the true Catholicity of Christ's uniformity. appeared Presin 1950 — ASHINGTON.— has being. the human lost and W from never free Church. docuthe in embedded lies This been for scheduled shortened the ident Nixon is piercing distant shriek Again, like Miss SkevingTrying to prevent or eliminate this of Vatican II, and this is a of their own conscience. ton, Mr. Tilvern had to general reader and stud- to leave here on Sunday, ments the Council. It is to the problem out of fear or suspicion to credit ent and fasta for appears, for the 27, ber striking of Septem fight against a sufeit The two most of the Council that it has once simply means that the local Church and important facets of stage moves and some first time, as a paper- paced eight-clay Europ- credit again strongly emphasised the im- in general suffers in its own dignity back take will that tour ean twin positions. stage the bad are very play this him to the Vatican for portance and significance of the local and is violated in its own responAs Clare, the alcoholic, abilities of man to create and of pluriformity within sibility and this in turn, means that Marriage, a hell for himself and, the woman who can shut Sexuality, his second official visit Churches Church. one no longer really accepts the universal the VI. Paul Pope with a to with that, pretence out Love. An address of Pope having done on the Lit- Christ-willed unity of Constitutions the Both all local was meeting first Their manufacture it in mass wild, gay laugh and Paul VI. (ACTS Publicaurgy (n.4), on the Church (n.26 and Churches. in March. 1969. and affect others. And bring reality and human- tions). the most terrifying thing ity crashing down among This recent address by MUSIC/HTG about Albee's play is the self-deceivers of this Pope Paul is a very sigthat the hell he describes world, Margaret Ford nificant statement—not is common in today's brought voice and wit so much for its content world. together in a magnifi- as for its positive style 3 CONNOLLY STREET, WEMBLEY Albee pours out ideas cent combination. There and its optimistic outWhile not outstanding Glamorous Novello: of and hacks away at a was a great devil-may- look. A good many state- Night; manner superb Phone: 8 2406 the in Two; Studio thousand arguments, all care attitude about her ments in the past on the Stereo TWO; 243. the Angel 'Merry Widow' All Types of Electrical Work Undertaken I t opics of married love that very exciting and very performance GENERATION some years ago, this is a THE interesting and, most found thoroughly satis- and sexuality have been gap might be called the more than adequate performance and producdisappointingly, nothing lying. largely negative and con- " generation jump". very original. tion. fathour pparently, in intent— in demnatory parts A The strange As the third act finish- the play of Edna and warning the biggest of ers Catholics are Bartok; Concerto for myself feel could I ed, cretins who strtand 5s. and what sinful is the of rogues friends the arry, H Oualiton; saying "this play is no family who come to stay ing the dangers and have wrecked and mis- Orchestra; 55.75. 1150; LPX world, the -SOLE AGENTSbecause of some name- abuses of sexuality, as managed Undoubtedly Bartok's less terror they cannot though married couples whereas grandpop, alR. CONNABEER & COMPANY most popular work, it is live with in their own could only be Christians though he fumbled now the only one that is in 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 house, were extremely' despite being married. and then, had a certain most orchestral repertorcharm. . .........-~m.~........................... well played by Diane El- Pope Paul, however, em- g lamorous AT YOUR SERVICE ies and likely to be heard and Linal Haft. phasises the essential Beards and sideburns liott SINCE 1927 and in concerts although in They looked so right and goodness of sexuality flourish, vintage cars Perth we have heard prosperare the sacramental ictoriana and V and R ing 35 4488 they did carry fear more of his quartets by industries. of marriage. character ous t error with them. "So many married coupAll the older genera- visiting ensembles. are listeners Most les," he says, "have found tion have to do in order the by puzzled rather is themselves in justify to holiness the path to ;FACIAL much seems their conjugal love, in to go on breathing in and title—it symphony a of HOSPITAL life out for the next 30 years. more this community would have than a concerto. Who which is the only one based on a sacrament". thought to have seen any It is neither, but a difPTY. LTD. ferent musical form. Again, the Pope under- revival of operetta? 223 225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER It is something of a Song' Desert 'The the Yet progressive lines W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors character of married recently had a very long concerto in the older Baroque sense, and the love and he says that the London run. 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Thursday, September 24, 1970

Athletics Meeting

THE Associated Catholic Colleges' annual athletics meet will be held at Perry Lakes on OcAMERICA'S CUP: tober 25. Results of the AAC's recent tournaments: by Rod Evans Football-1. Highgate, On October 24 the Naz- reception given by Perth 2. Marist, 3, Leederville, areth House Handicap City Council for George 4. Servite. will be the feature race Moore at the request of Cross country: in conjunction with the WA Turf Club, the Team positions—Fre"Operation Lift" For owners of this Latin LovTHE AWARDING of the second America's Cup heat to US craft Intrepid The Aged at Nazareth er gelding expressed to mantle (minus 83 pts.), House. The WA Turf George Moore their con- 2, Marist (-109), 3, Highappears to be scandalous. Club has generously don- fidence of this gelding to gate (138 pts.). Individual piacings: It would appear that Gretel. Yet, Gretel was spleen, following a cai ated 1,000 tickets to- win. wards this Appeal and BY, trained by Under 12 (2 miles): 1, J. PASS the New York Yacht still able to peg back In- r ally accident in the Honorary Secretary. journalist John McGrath Cutajar (Servite); 2, J. Club is prepared to re- trepid and win. Queensland. Peggie McGeough, has was a most impressive Pittorini (Fremantle); 3, If Gretel were in the sort to anything to make However, though footRees (Fremantle) sure the Cup does not wrong — and there is ballers have successful- written to the Owner's second to King Amato in S. Association through its the Novice Handicap 11.53.1. leave the US. conjecture about that — ly returned to football, Chairman, Mrs. Sheila over six and a half furMON-SAT Under 14 (2 miles): 1, It had been claimed surely the only fair thing after a similar operation, Gwynne, to assist with longs. This son of Dick- P. Hunt and 2.00-5.00pm J. Mackie In a recent newspaper to do was re-run the it appears unlikely that the sale of tickets. Any ens was quietly fancied (Marist); 3, P. McGinty .?.rticle that the club was event. Famechon will resume racegoer who would like and came from well back (Highgate): 11.20.6. S UNDAYS a law to itself — making Intrepid certainly boxing. to support this worthy at the turn to run second. 11.00-5.00pm the rules to its own con- should not have been Even so, promoters Appeal can obtain tickets I would suggest that you Under 16 (2 miles): 1, venience. awarded the race. are likely to cash in on at Boan's Box Office or keep following him and English (St. Louis); 2, C. We saw the striking inhis name by using him Willocks, Geraldton. also his stable mate Curnmuskie (Fremantle); two in consistencies as a referee as often as 3, N. Tedesco (Servite): NEVER BEND, raced Gallopoli. By BOB ROBERTS races before the controthey can. by tycoon builder John STORMY, raced by 1.20.2. versial second heat. And, at the moment, Roberts and architect Alan Scahill and Theo Open (3 miles): 1, J. One wonders what the Famechon seems to en- Joss Goldberg gave his O'Reilly was a convinc Lowry (Marist); 2, K. In the final elimination owners their heat between Gretel and result would have been joy the easier role. greatest ing winner of the Whirl McGinnty (Highgate); 3, thill in racing when he wind Handicap for purse M. Whyte (St. Louis): France, the race was not if the positions were re- ATHLETICS: won the George Moore horses. Starting from an 15.30.4. cancelled, despite thick versed, yet Gretel had Taiwan is a small Stakes in easy fashion. outside barrier position fog that reduced visabil- still won. country that has never The New York Yacht Non-betting owner John he was well fancied and ity to a short distance. A TTENTION ALL! really basked in the Roberts has invested this son of Raconteur It was so thick that Club's decision has given sporting spotlight. Schools, Convents, Col quite a lot of money in will pay to follow. Incidnavigation was needed a bitter taste to the But a fleet-footed lass racing but I leges, Charitable Organischallenge am series. It apsure that entally his half sister to find the finishing line. currently burning up US he will always ations—For your Raffle pears as though fair remember Sweet Bippy is one to of attempt In the first tracks could put her last Saturday. At a Tickets see . . civic follow in Melbourne. THE RECORD CLASS!. the second heat between play has been cast out country on the world R ECORD PRINT of the window. Gretel and Intrepid the athletic map at the next 4 50 Hay Street, Perth. FIEDS GET RESULTS. race was abandoned be- It has shown one Olympics. thing. cause of fog — why? Chi Cheng is already A lot of money, time Because Australia look- and effort goes into a a firm favourite to win ed likely to win and had challenge. It is about at least one gold medal By Ferd Tippett already shown remark- time the Cup rules were — the only problem is: able ability in similar governed by an indepen- which event? In the best second could have the ascendThough she has set semi-final seen in the ancy because of their conditions? dent body. records in the 100 last five years, the Bull- more mobile rucks. world Whichever way you and 200 yards dashes, dogs defeated the Dem East Perth to defeat look at it, Intrepid was 30Xli1G: the Demons in a very Former world feather- she is also a top class ons 12-16 to 12-12. not handicapped by the performer in the long The expected suprem. hard-hitting, torrid and collision at the start of weight boxing champion, Johnny Famechon, has jump, hurdles, and 440. acy of Perth's centre line close finish. the re-run. Her all-round ability did not happen because The mishap gave In- been booked for several also makes her an ideal Don CRICKET Haddow, Frank Lt trepid a valuable start bouts — but as a referee. pentathlon competitor. Probably our one greatgana, and Peter Troode He has been keenly as she virtually skittled Only 26, Miss Chi has were more than a match est worries in the Tests sought since he stepped at for competed already their opponents. against England could 04.MIV4 , 4P~#04 , 04. ~ into the ring last -414, week, Olympics. She was Perth's coach, Mal At- be the performances of for the first time in an three 16-year-old well, was obliged to our all-rounders. organised contest, since only a raw Chappell, Eric Ian the Rome Games. make switches across he lost his featherweight at .ast couple of sea- the centre in an effort Freeman and others did The crown to Vicente SaldiMOVE sons she has been al to curb South's centre- not perform well enough churches va T. in the Tests in South MOUNTAINS invincible. line. He appears to have most built to suggest that because Africa It is unusual, • All sports have their made a full recovery Ring 35 4488 of physical differ- unsung heroes. However, Australia's strength in the of since the removal of his brick bowling, or ence, for athletes from it's incredible that in batting endure Asian countries to dom- League Football, Austin could be bolstered with inate track and field Robertson's perform- their versatile stars. inlI11.111111.111P With the West Indies events. ance in kicking over 100 However, Miss Chi ap- goals in a League season definitely on the wane, pears to be one excep- should go without some and the Springboks untion. sort of recognition. Goal- available, the Tests are sneaks have become ex- virtually for the World Championship. pendable. Will another Cricket For First Class Plumbing Services big name be lost to W.A. There is a lot at stake.

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football? Let's hope not. TENNIS because spearheads have TANTRUMS been known to win penCatholic nants. WA THE Wade, the Virginia Lawn Tennis Associa- • John Colgan, the British woman star, has tion's mixed pennants, former South Fremantle brought a bad name to due to start on October and State footballer, pre- the game with her un17, will be open to clubs dicts that the prelimin- sportsmanlike antics on not yet affiliated with it. ary final between the the courts. Entries close on Sep- Demons and Royals will always — Officials tember 30. Lodge them be even tougher than the "targets for tonight" — with the WACLT Secre- second semi-final. should not be made to tary ( Alan Smith on uncontrollable John states that the humour 76-2496) together with the Royals should win in "stars" who cannot keep entry fees ($1 for teams most positions. How their tempers. 25 cents for individuals). ever, at the centre and Why not just send ground them off — just like they the around Perth do in Soccer? bounce-downs, NAZARETH HOUSE HANDICAP DAY Can you help the Sisters of Nazareth in need of an "Operation Lift" for the aged at GLOUCESTER PARK Nazareth House, Geraldton, by taking a 7.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (1 ). ticket for the Ascot Emulari, Bobbie Betal, Prove It. Racecourse Enclosure, 1970? October 24, 7.45—GALAXY HANDICAP. Please contact Rev. Leystar, Evening Beauty, Dashing Vance. Fr. L. J. Attard, P.P., 8.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (2). S.S.P., 2 Fraser Street, 3-2288, Frost Ruler, Coastman, Lee Marie. Swanbourne, these Tickets: for 8.50—URANUS HANDICAP. G entlemen: $1.50: Liberty Sky, Meadow's Miss, Microgram. Ladies, 70c.

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