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ARCHBISHOP TO VISIT FRIENDS BEHIND CURTAIN PERTH.—His Grace, the Archbishop, the Most Rev. Dr. L. J. Goody, will visit Rumania after attending the annual meeting of the Secretariat for the Promotion of Christian Unity in Rome shortly. He will leave Perth Unity, which comprises Churches will also be on October 16 and will 30 bishops, including considered. fly from Rome to Buch- seven cardinals, will inThe Archbishop exarest after the meeting. clude the consideration pects to return to Perth

During his week-long of the relations between on November 18 to be in the Secretariat and nat- time for Pope Paul's visit stay behind the Iron ional or regional ecumen- to Sydney, Australia. Curtain, he will visit (Western ical commissions and Transylvania During his absence, the the mutual help they Rumania) to see former Auxiliary Bishop of classmates and friends bring to their participaPerth, the Right Rev. from his student days in tion in the ecumenical movement. Peter Quinn, will take Rome. charge of the ArchAfter that, he will reThe relationship be- diocese. turn to Rome—this time tween the World Council NOTE: Large numbers by train, via Hungary, of Churches and the Yugoslavia and Austria. Catholic Church will also of Rumanian students completed their priestly Meanwhile. the agenda be discussed. formation and training at for the meeting of the Catholic membership the Propaganda College Secretariat for the ProChristian in the World Council of before the war. motion of

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100,000 EXPECTED FOR POPE'S 'YOUTH MASS' SYDNEY: More than 100,000 young people from all parts of Australia are expected to attend a special Mass for youth that Pope Paul VI is expected to celebrate on December 2. He recommended medGroups from Catholic turbed" by their exitation on sacred scripschools, youth organisa- ample. present-day ture. Noting tions and youngsters from other denomina- challenges to authority IT'S NOT ENOUGH tions will attend the and the "isolation and egotism that is freezing TO KNOW Mass. The Mass will feature human relations," he In a general audience, folk songs, possibly said the world would be he told thousands of with guitar accompani- given an example by the pilgrims and visitors ment, and representa- "strong, victorious, re- that Catholics must live tives of youth groups solute and ardent souls" and not just know the are expected to take demanded by the Bene- Second Vatican Counpart in the Offertory dictine rule. cil's teaching. p rocession, readings Modern man was "re There must be "interand commentaries. bellious and incomprereforms in our soul" ior hensible and evasive," FLOATING HOTELS but also desirous "of and in Church life "so brotherhood, of truth that the council may TO BE USED renewing effect of

The balcony at the rear of the Apostolic Delegation, North Sydney, where Pope Paul will walk to recite his daily "office."

World Dangers Dicussed At Pope-Nixon Meeting

Westminster Choir To Sing At Martyrs' Canonization

have a IN MANILA at least and 'light and of peace." c ould its own, especially conBenedictines two floating hotels will concept of help accommodate the help by telling him that, cerning the belonging to Christ expected crowd of visit- "in God, in Christ, lies our Church," he ors coming to Manila for the answer to his prob- and to the aid. s the Pope's visit here in lems." November. The Pope stressed the This interior renewal LONDON. The Westminster Cathedral choir Deputy Tourism Com- value of community life called for the participahere will replace the Sistine Chapel choir at the missioner, Jose S. Cle- for monks so that they tion of Catholics in the POPE PAUL Vi and American President Richard c anonization of the Forty Martyrs of England and mente, Jr., head of the may mutua'ty help one Church's life. M. Nixon discussed world dangers that the Pope Wales international another search in for the in St. Peter's Basilica on October 25. section of the Board of Travel It also called for "san- said were "assuming proportions of a vast and and God and His will. Mgr. Domenico Barto- Beda College, the other Tourist Industry, Likewise, declared, he tification as well as for fearful conflagration." said lucci, master of the Sis- English the plan was to seminary in would replace nothing relationship closed a use two Nixon and the Pope power and the particular tine Chapel choir, nor- Rome, luxury inter will assist the "characteristic the eleChristians other with so -island vesmet behind closed doors significance that Pope mally the only choir al- Westminster sels for foreign choir by tourists. ment" of Benedictine as to recognise Christ- for more than an hour, Paul exercised in the lowed to sing on a papal singing the responsorHotels in Great(' z spiritual life, which, he ianity's positive values Manmuch longer than had cause of world peace. ila reported occasion in St. Peter's, ial psalms. was liturgical and the needs which heavy book- said, been foreseen by presiPresident Nixon's wife has agreed to this unings for the rest of prayer. could fulfilled. be 1970, dential planners An ecumenical flavour or went to Rome's Boys' precedented gesture. especially during the papal aides. will be brought to the Town and renewed acPeriod of the Pope's Westminster choir ceremony with, The visit, The Pope said: "Our quaintance with its dirhymns starting on November 27. anxiety is now increas- ector, Mgr. John Carroll- will be led by its con- drawn from the common Filipinos Mawby. ductor, Colin from var. ed by the danger of a Abbing, body of English church ious parts long-time a of the country Mgr. Wilfrid Purney, music. They will inconflict involving more friend of the Nixon famWith no secretary of the English clude many that are and more countries and ily. Manila willrelatives in be housed f ree of assuming the proporgreeted and Welsh Bishops' Com. sung Sundays in Anglican also was She charge in public LA PAZ, Bolivia.—The He said greater indus- tions of a vast and fear- by Boys' Town Mayor, mission on Church Mus- and other non-Roman and private school build- solution for Bolivia's trialisation would be a ful conflagration." ings, Gino Spano. 18, who ic negotiations and is ad- Catholic churches here. they problems lies neither in boon to Bolivia "only if bring provided In reply, President told her: "The boys of negotiations and is adThe Westminster Catheir own bedding, capitalism nor in social- it is used to bring about Nixon spoke off the Boys' Town will remem- vising on the music. Clemente thedral choir — formed announced. ism, but in a new Chris- a more human existence cuff and said that, on ber their you in The music for the can- 68 years ago and from People for every tian ethic, member Archbishop of Col.:f leaving the Vatican, he prayers." must be "Shaken onisation Mass will be its inception always asJorge Manrique Hurtado, society. a nd would visit " the mightdrawn from the Tudor sociated with the revivDisturbed' by of La Paz, said in a pasiest military force which Example. period in Britain, in al of Tudor church mus= "In the new Christian exists in the world on toral letter. OTHER IN the which the martyrs lived. ic — numbers 33 boys ethic we must realise Paul hasVATICAN, Pope Archbishop Manrique that man is more impor- any ocean." PAGES Students from both and men. The Sistine made a numsaid Bolivians must take tant than property. "But," he added, "here ber of interesting the English College in choir normally numbers Page: re- a new look at their socwe have the opportunity Item: marks in recent the seminary about 50. Opinions . . ... 2 Rome, Readers weeks. He told iety and re-evaluate and "The entire system of of experiencing a spir- Pope sends message to from which many priests The British Broad207 Benedictine r evise their relationships property abbot s must be re- itual power, a power set out in secret during casting Corporation is and priors, meetwith God, with each evaluated and land lng in must which moves nations Local and foreign the days of persecution filming the canonisation Modern Rome, that the other, with material pos- be put to use according, and men." news ... ... . . . ... . . 4 & 6 to keep the faith alive ceremony for showing on world needed to sessions be and with them- to its capacity to humanThe President stressed underground in this television here at a later "shakened and dis- selves. ise man's existence." the real role of spiritual Theatre/Music . . 15 country, and from the date.

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READERS' OPINIONS EDITORIAL

In Defence Of Fr Harte The Man And His Work

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OCTOBER 111st Reading—Wis. 7: 7-11. 2nd Reading—Heb. 4: 12-13. . 7-30. Gospel-10 PFRTH. STREET, 450 HAY SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: The Scriptures are given a place of honour in our churches; but, to be effective, the Word Father to come to IT IS somewhat disturbing that Father Ruhan had of God must catch fire in our own minds and g defendin Jesuit of Harte's defence. He lays himself open to the charge hearts. Let us pray for the grace to meet Jesuit, a sinister collusion, surely! Christ as fully in the Bible as we do in the Eucharist. The Jesuits, like other But as no good word acted with integrity and In what amounts to formal recognition that Conclusion: Cleanse my heart and my lips 0 law and with- seminaries and clerical the seems or within d, appeare has excepn have men—ca just not women—and that Imay worthily proclaim the gospel purLord, not do , of institutes likely to appear, from out the disapproval tionally brilliant teaching gifts, Pope Paul VI in Son, the eternal Word. dullards enrol your of posely Vicethe and Harte's bishop Fr. his of the pen has declared two female saints 'Doctors of though ranks, their other clerical colleagues, Chancellor. OCTOBER 18the Church'. I would like to ally my- In my mind, there is doubtless the odd one St. for title that the through He solemnly proclaimed slips did one he that and Ruhan question 1st Reading—Is. 53: 10-11. Fr. no with self net! Teresa of Avila, the Spanish mystic, and St. 2nd Reading—Heb. 4: 14-15. risk incurring obloquy. so act. Fr. Harte — he would Gospel-10: 35-45. Catherine of Siena, the Italian Dominican After all, Fr. Finbarr It is not puzzling that Sister. Walsh took a risk when Fr. Harte should have blush to hear it—is highSUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: he pleaded for a more his critics; the questions ly regarded by his brethIn the past ,that title was granted to only 30 Jesus has given us the perfect example of ual intellect his generous panegyric of he tackles are conten- ren for specially gifted brilliant and saintly men, ishaccompl service to others. Let us ask his Father to artistic and that odd of is it Dunne But Fr. tious. the late and was a formal acknowledgement that . integrity his and ments lone teach us to recognise our responsibility for the his should be Bentley. these persons had been given special gifts here for a fulI plead in raised only not voice our fellow men, and to give us the help has priestly Harte Fr. for expounding and teaching of the Church Fr. of nding understa ler by bluntly city. attacked this we need to carry it. been and for the historical development of that some of your correspon- It is even more curious Harte, the priest and the Conclusion: God our Father, help us to serve teaching. dents and by innuendo in that no one (except Fr. man ,and of his work— our neighbours well, especially those who St. Teresa, who reformed the Carmelites, died other columns of "The Ruhan) has defended Fr. especially for his harshreally need our help. Give us strength to in 1582. She was a woman of extraordinary Record", but also from Harte for having the er critics. These must carry on even when they seem an irritation and the sense that alienated, courage of unpopular surely admit courage, forthrightness, common pulpit, the and ungrateful. rather, issues of war and conpiety. She was progressive and far seeing temporarily no doubt, convictions—or compose today l. science in ed dedi"Western Sun": no one has succeed from its customary 1969 while remaining determined and practica cation to the Word of having his defence pub- plex problems for the "State Aid for Church The same forthrightness and progressive spirit lished in "The Record". Christian involved with God. Schools is a Negation of was shown by St. Catherine of Siena, who y naturall question However, some may the gospel of Christ. The lifea Democracy" — which fulfilling after 33 of died at the age prothese arises: How many ot still feel uneasy at hear- It is unlikely suggested, among other time of reforming work within the Church. critics have met ing good words spoken blems will succumb to a these fantasies, that State aid by y Theolog in te doctora Though refused a The 1970 ALP State Fr. Harte or know even of Fr. Harte or of his simplist solution, or to could cause civil war edd discusse rence by Confe es Padua University because of her sex, she they corrosive exchang Before indirectly the rationale doings. Subsequently, a writer and abortion. still exercised extraordinary influence upon of his stand, or the scope strike again, it is sug- those holding diverse or ucation with iated the assoc as be may s Catholic views. t divergen He Popes, Kings and Princes. of his apostolate? gested that they make anti-State . aid D.O.G.S about d perturbe two much these S.J. ing Greg Prophy, It may be said that by proclaim does not seek publicity; sure of their facts and said on body, published articles NOT was School, what Pope Louis St. Church, the of of drum; his mettle Doctors as the beats saints measure no one women Claremont. education, as what was in the "Western Sun" he is rarely invited to their foe. Paul makes a gesture which fulfils the rightdetermined on abortion. trying to show the Decmeet or address Cathoful aspirations of women beyond all expectaof Human f a Labor Government laration I gathlay or clerical lic tions. y opposed expressl Rights next WA in elected were in erings—though he is His action is in line with the teaching of the year, the State Executive State support for Church much demand by nonVatican Council which affirmed that "the t just as readily schools. migh and s minister Catholic Holy Spirit makes a gift of his charisms to it to freeze on In the event of the force congregations. assistance to indepen- e!ection of an ALP Govthe faithful for the social purpose of buildname is absent His ing up the Mystical Body without distinction But the ultimate dent schools, as it would ernment next year, it from the Commission Mr. Rattigan (Record war. of on seems likely it could be y ceremon legislation the At force race." or age proof sex, for which he holds, October 11 criticises The horror is surely legalised as anti-State aid as it is bably ,the highest quali- Record, and, by associa- destruction by their own abortion. conferring the Doctorate the Pope said that "Educad amende the The in rtion. play pro-abo to un Archt role the innocen special in of , a fications women have tion, its readers who mothers often tion Platform" of the children, diocese. J. Treanor, Church. The granting of the title to St. agree with it, for alleged- born no Highgate. Very few priests have ly being concerned about many weeks developed State ALP now makes Teresa and St. Catherine did not in any way dent expressed interest in the abortion rather than the and close to viability, be mention of indepen conflict with the teaching of St. Paul that deswork of the university Vietnam War. fore they have any schools' assistance, women should be silent in Church. their needs being pite many outside How cy. live to chaplain chance the on I find the boot He said that women "are not destined to hold recognised at the 1969 know where it is sited, other foot. the womb. hierarchial or ministerial functions in the ral Conference. Fede are or that the salaries It is incomprehensible I abhor the half-baked nearest thing the The Church though such as St. Teresa had a that view sive" paid by a private non- that "progres ng those professi gets to any ALP State have special gift for mystical prayer that enabled not does Catholic benefactor? concern at thousands the Church other of assistance October guides of stion and sugge teachers Father Harte's aposto- dying in Vietnam are the answers on abortion them to become in comlate is necessarily loose- not also marching the I believe the Church's is in its preamble: "We 10 Participate Christians'. tion Consecra eduthe meet bined d to e endowe pledg women excampus n is The it Christia defined. against ly Today Catholic and streets at the horror of teaching MeekerWA of y of Ceremon needs cational determit situation is unique; with knowledge, apostolic zeal and millions destroyed by position of God's law. with appropriate proCommunity ing sound therefore has no parallel with abortion. and ination can do much to advance the cause of balanced Church. a for visions the of works as sense. other common the Gospel not just in their homes but Many of them (like education system based Confirmation Church in this ArchdioI rejoice in the forti- on concepts of freedom, 11 10.0 a.m. present Knight, lay missionaries on the mission fields and M. Mr. expresconcrete Northam. Its cese. the Mora tude of The Record and equality or opportunity, in society itself. Their greatest asset is sion is susceptible of Chairman of those magnificent, quality of standards and 12 Confirmation, Beverchaired of also who , torium their exquisite femininity and down to earth change within the dynaley. ss people, priests individual development Church selfle of of meeting aspects l inaugura the Many _ practicability. mic environment of an and Law Re- and lay, prepared to in all—pre-school prim- 158.0 p.m. Attend North Abortion the on. instituti life and requirements need such talents academic legislafor moves Perth Monastery Majform Association) and fight ary secondary, tertiary dedication. ellan Celebrations in nent ACCORDING others, actively advocate tion of this ultimate schools, colleges and inNG pre-emi ACTI these to title the of granting The horror. ion. of St. Gerard conlegalisat honour its the NEEDS TO s—for women stitution modern inspire women Gaints should Martyr. the of Majella. Doris en betterm always is tinual himself the The chaplain Violent death to greater forthrightness and zeal in Attadale. human condition." is a further factor in this abhorrent, in peace or 16 7.30 p.m. Attend Officause of Christ. this platitude What development. In religion, cial opening ceremony may mean in application radio, the fidelity in of the Methodist Conas same things — prayer, to independent schools transmission depends of ference of Australia at penance and good works. has to be considerable Church. the quality of the on Wesley So there is no excuse in the light of articles transmitter. for anyone who does not This economic in State ALP the (It might be pertinent The naval battle of Marx. get on with the real job. plan is for Executive's or paper, theory in of decisive fidelity that was add rto to Lapa , L. M. Quinlan all "'The Western Sun" (edof n then depends the defence of our West- nationalisation Belgrave, receptio the characteristics of ern Christian culture means of production and ited by Mr. F. E. Chamon Victoria. co-operation distribution. Keynes' ec- berlain, who has latterly the receiving appara- Voluntary If a lay person may tus!). various national Chris- onomics are taught at been supporting the Vicof presume to interpret the schools, universities and torian ALP policy of This, Father Harte has tian forces saved the Religious documents published by technical colleges . MaTurkish "phasing out" State aid, The following for perorganised his apostolate west from available will be you in explanation of the cond onslaught In Australia, under a policy adjudge current homedans to according enquiry and interevents at Garabandal, The Pope of the day led present Keynes policy trary to Federal ALP sonal them, sees he as needs view at the Diocesan Vothey appear to state two according to his own Christians in prayer for $1,000 million is granted policy). Office, 77 St. cations things: May I suggest to the and by right of creation, to In September qual- victory. the acquired and innate Terrace, beupRome George's that • first, Rev. A. Ruhan, S.J. that, banking system. This "Western Sun" is an the ities. p.m. on: holds the authority of before he writes any Today the need for is the same as a $1,000 article: "State Aid and tween 3.30-6.30 Apparently the Mora- prayer is just as import October: to the the Bishop of Santander more letters million annual tax free Policy Making". Its thePhiloown diocese Press on the Moratorium torium, the Vietnam war, Ant—this time against In his gift by the Federal Gov- sis is that financial assis- Monday 12: Sister St. of ( where Garabandal is or on bloody revolution, conscription and consci- international Sister Commun ernment. Unless people tance mena, independent to situated); that he should study his entious objection, loom- ism. The attack is from understand this they will John of God. obligatory ing large in the minds within and from abroad. never be able to help schools is not • second, that Rome, subject. Eliza. State al individu any on 19: Sister Monday first thing he of some students, have A clear cut invasion is d e fe at following its traditional The $t Communism. ALP party despite the of Convent beth, course in such cases, should do, is to get some- also been of serious con- not the trump card of Most present day teachSacred be, the platform Federal of Joseph has he Fr. Harte; declines to make any body to donate a sub- cern to the Communists. ing of economics and ac- cause education is a Heart, South Perth. pronouncement — Rome scription, about $6.20, for taken what he considers practice is false. state and not a Fed- Monday 26: Father E, counting waits and watches. 12 - months supply of the in good faith is approPark. The gradually corrupt- Pride won't let right- eral responsibility. In James, Shenton Meanwhile, anxious Communist paper, Trib- priate action. weakening eousness prevail. Keynes' other words. and State and ing clients of Our Lady une. He will find the enemy from within is de- policy is the "wooden ALP can decide whether November: St. know that, at all times whole story told there. BETTER ay 2: Sister signed to conquer. Like horse" of Troy. it gives or withholds Mond Convent .0f and in all places, she has V. James, UNDEPCTANOING tephen, S acids, the Keynes econThe answer to this equitable assistance to MI5' always begged for the Subiaco. NEEDED Our Lady of the omics, which are at economic war lies in ac- independent schools. . Highgate Personally, I do not work in all western nasions, ceptance of Social CreStrong opposition of D. with tions, are eating away agree altogether nday 9: Father policy. Mo money a dit ,as Oblate the WA ALP Executive to him on these matters the natural strength of 0.M.I., Hughes, A Christian economist, State aid was suggested Lesmurdie. any more, perhaps, than Capitalist enterfree Fathers, in the June, an article by tformula Douglas H. C. at him. snipe those who economic Two prise. Nor, according to a press tools are destroying little ed it. This in turn would W OULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN less restrictive report, does his bishop, businessmen farmers lead to . trade to point who was careful end individuals, namely EVERY LOTTERY DRAW? out that Fr. Harte was ( 1) money policy, (2) At Leparto the average free to hold his own t rade policy. Christian wasn't concernOPTICIANS OPTOMETRISTS tariff I f so, simply post in $10.00 or more to opinions here. about strategy — Keynes' insidious econo- ed CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS was the flux But the point at issue mics are forcing central- prayer 21 815,1 Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B86, ARCADE Is not whether his con- ism, the pinnacle of which united leaders and PERTH: PICCADILLY 21 5304 STREET Today PERTH: 154 WILLIAM Perth. 6001. followers. 35 2602 clusions are more valid which is Communism. the STREET 3 2655 than ours—and the pat Most people can under- prayer can give us this FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET THE WINNERS WILL FOLLOW solution surely eludes us stand Communism, the winning combination. B. J Burns here—but whether he author of which was 4111.11.nt

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UN Must Show The Way Pope BISHOP CLEARED

AFTER investigations not forbidden under inon charges against Ger- ternational martial law man Bishop Mathias at the time." Defregger, of Munich, Cardinal Julius Doepffor participating in the ner, of Munich, announcHe said this in a 2000- and the tragic series of NEED FOR A located by plans capable mankind? It is a quesexecution of Italian part- ed later that Bishop Dediscourageword message to U.N. conflicts, NEW SPIRIT of putting all mankind tion of ensuring that the isons, the Munich prose- fragger would now funcment lies in General, ecretary wait U for S in peril. "There nations, while preserving cutor's office will be no lastconcluded tion only as his vicar T hant, on the U.N.'s even the best, as they ing peace until a new "Is it not surrendering their identity and orig- that the Bishop's role and administrator for witn ess anniversa the ry. collapse of 5th 2 spirit inal impels way of life, shall individuals, mankind to an uncerin the execution "was Religious orders. The message, dated the hope of peaceful co- social groups and na- tain and perhaps catas- agree at least on the October 4—the fifth an- existence by obstinately tions to true reconcilia- trophic future to con- means to be taken to niversary of his visit to hostile forces. tion. That is why we tinue to throw away on support their common "The modern organisati on's New world, must the strive untiringly war budgets the most will to live, and, in the Y ork headquarters — troubled in its most dy- to substitute relation- astonishing opportuni- case of some of them, to LONDON: More than was giving new life to namic and youthful part): (in eler ead ships based on force ties for progress that assure their survival. ments 1,000 home Mass groups the Church. by the gravest with "If it has not been pos- que relationships of mankind has ever stion are operating in Engthat has ever the expectafulfil sible to assailed it, the question deep understanding, mut- known? Has not the A PLEA ON BEHALF land and Wales. "It adapts the parish tions and hopes raised ual respect OF and creative hour struck for reason THE VICTIMS of its survival, hesitates Maurice Foley, of the to the lives of the peoinstitution your hen w OF RELIGIOUS to take stock of that tnbetween fear and hope, c ollaboration. Family and Social Ac- ple and shapes it accordcame into being, it must and DISCRIMINATION ". . . To move forward rifying future which so desperate tion Movement, said the ing to their needs," he ly searches at least be recognised for a "It is of capital im- spread of Home Masses said. wasted energy meaning to give its this new dynamism re- much within the Unitis it hat t arduous ascent ,to make quires, it must be said, a risks preparing for the portance that your Ored Nations Organisation it ganisation has recognised radical change of atti- world? genuinely human. that the desire of governamong the fundamental tude, in order to acquire "In spite of permanTHE ROLE OF ments and peoples to rights of the human perent tensions and unceas- 'a new way of thinking THE UN work together efficacison what our venerable about the pathways of ingly recurring opposi"In spite of inevitable predec ously for the establishessor John XXIII tions, the unity of the history and the destinies checks ment of brotherly unity and the many ob- called man's right of the world'. There is human 'of family shows itfollowed stacles placed in the way being is most surely able to worship self more and more in scarcely need to emphas- of such a vast body up. by God in accordance with the very rejection of in- ise the fact that spirit] its THE APPOINTMENT very complexity, it the "Where else, moreover, right dictates of his of Bishop Reginald al progress does not justice and war and in De- EX -ST. JOSEPH'S governme must be the honoured own nts c ould these conscience, and to largey as Bishop the hope of a world of stem from material pro- task of Auckof your Assembly profess and peoples better find fratern his religion both land was announced ity where people gress . . . as the effect to lend its voice STUDENTS' by to those in private and in a bridge to link them, a from its cause. Technical and public': the Vatican at the week communit ies can who are not able to make table round which they freely SOCIAL develop them- achievements, however, themselves heard, to de- this is religious freedom end. can gather, and a tribu- selves admirable, do not, of according to their He PAST succeeds pupils of the Sisthe nounce, famwhere they without may care nal for material, intellectual and themselves, bring moral ideologies, "But alas, this most ous Archbishop J. Liston, ters of St. Joseph and all plead the cause of jusoppresadvance. When science spiritual potentialities. sion, whatever its source sacred of all rights is, for whose Auxiliary he was friends are invited to the tice and peace? "In the midst of the advances from success to and to ensure annual social afternoon that cries millions of men, innocent sin:-2 1957. "Even if the sources of worst confrontations success, its use places of distress receive a victims of intolerant reArchbishop Liston re- at the Civilian Maimed violence still smoulder. there appears ever more ever greater demands hearing, just discrimination, tired this year after and Limbless Hall (cnr. requests ligious flaring up here and strong ly the aspiration upon the conscience of be taken into considera- ridiculed with impunity. celebrating the Golden of Havelock and Murray conflaggreat into there the man who sets it to tion, the towards a world where weak protected "And so we turn with Jubilee of his Consecra- sts., West Perth) on Satrations, the conscience force—especially that of work. urday, October 17, at 2 against the violence of confidence towards your tion as Bishop. of humanity still makes the strongest—no longer "The common good of the strong and the flame distinguished Assembly, In 1954, he was ap- p.m. Itself heard no less cleardominates with its blind the nations, be they large of hope thus be kept in the The idea is to "Bring hope that it will pointed to the personal ly in this privileged for- and selfish weight, but or small, demands that burning in the breast of be able to promote, in a title and dignity of a Gift —and Buy a Gift". um where, going beyond where force is the exer- states should rise above the most humiliated sec- domain so fundamental Archbishop in recogniselfish rivalries, men find cise of a larger and their merely nationalis tion of mankind. to the life of man, an tion for his services to once more that inalien- higher responsibility at tic interests, so that thp . . . who better than attitude in conformity the Church. able part of themselves SUNG MASS the service of a free and most brilliant schemes the United Nations Or- with Bishop Delargey sucthe insuppressible which unites them all— healthy co-operati on may needs not remain the a Archbisho dead ganisation SUNG Mass in Latin p A at and its spe- voice of conscience, and the human element in among all human groups, letter and that well or- cialised agencies will be t o ostracize conduct in- a very vital stage in the will be held on Sunday, man. in mutual respect for dered dialogue struc- able to take up the chal- compatible with the dig- development of this im- October 18, at St. Mary's THE UN's ACHIEVE- their own proper values. tures may not be dis- lenge presented portant Diocese. Cathedral, at 11 a.m. to all nity of mankind". MENTS "Proclaimed more than 20 years ago by your Assembly, the Charter of Human Rights remains, in our Phone Top Plastering Tradesman view, one of its greatest claims to fame. VINCENT CLANCY (28 6504 ) "To ask that all, withFOR ALL HOUSE REPAIRS. QUOTES FREE. out distinction of race, age, sex or religion, Address: 165 LORD ST., EAST PERTH should be able to enjoy human dignity and the #441,04e4 , 11.#4,0,14.4,411 , conditions necessary for Its exercise—is not this to express strongly and clearly the unanimous aspiration of men's hearts and the universal witness of their consciences? Y EARNING FOR PEACE AND UNITY "At this agonizing hour of their history, the People's are more vividly aware than ever of the gap which separates these generous resolutions from their effective implementation. In the face of so many inRev. Brother Levander, Provincial of the Christian Brothers in W.A., with Mr. Claude Abrahams at the extricable situations, Clontarf Old Boys' Reunion recently. conifIcting interests, Old boys from all over the State attended the dinner. Brother Levander was the guest speaker. deeply rooted prejudices Mr. Abrahams was one of the first to come to Clontarf 70 years ago.

POPE PAUL VI has reiterated that the United Nations represents the path that has to be taken for modern civilisatio n and world peace.

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POPE SENDS MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT

A COOKING demonPERTH.—The problem of how long life should be preserved in an otherwise "hopeless case" stration will be held at is a moral one which medical men may feel unprepared to solve. the Redemptorist Retreat ROME.—On the 100th anniversary of the fall ot bodily preciates the truth of the House, North Perth, on Speaking on "The crates, andI am convinc- "Human life and adage that a healthy papal Rome and the unification of Italy, Pope Paul October 24. Priest And The Physic- ed still remains today an integrity have always often requires a VIprayed for the nation's "harmony, stability, prosmind reof It will be conducted ian" to mark the start important area of mut- been the concern by Father Brian Murray of the Royal Perth Hos- ual striving for the com- ligion and its priests, healthy body from which perity" and moral and civil peace. Michael pital's Week, His Grace, mon good." just as the physician ap- to exercise its powers." and Brother Davidson, National Dir- t he It marked 100 years to Roman Church, which Archbishop, the No two professions, he ector of the Food Re- Most Rev. Dr. L. J. said, had been so closely a day the surrender of spread from the Eternal throughout search Centre, Manly, Goody, said: associated throughout Rome to the troops of City the Sydney, who has recently the ages than medicine the Italian House of world with the Christ"With the increased and priestly work. returned from New Zeathe tem- ian message of peace and cri- Savoy, ending land where he conducted efficiency of mechanical The Archbishop said THE CONGO Govern- dent Joseph Mobutu, of the Popes justice. . . In this spirit power poral seminars! and Recollec- and other scientific medi- that, in the fulfilment of ment has blacked out a ticised the Government in Italy. alone do we intend to cal instruments, the pro- the priestly aspect of statement by Cardinal for extravagant expenses tion Days. 100 years after re-evoke, special a in The Pope, The demonstration will blem of how long the their vocation, which ex- Joseph Malula, of Kin- and "superficial developits occurrence, the histhe ment" at the expense of letter to President Sar- torical on who include the baking of residual functions of life tended beyond profes- shasa, event of the over gloss not did agat, esof cakes, scones, pastries, are to be kept going in sional and technical skill, Congo's 10th Independ- the advancement union of Rome to Italy," past. cheese cakes, meat dish- an otherwise hopeless physicians had the duty ent Day anniversary, in sential values in indiv- the The Pope's vicar gen. case becomes a question and responsibility that the presence of Presi- idual and social life. Instead, he said: "We es and desserts. eral for the diocese of of moral theology, which could be emotionally dedeliberately refrain from The programme: Rome, Cardinal Angelo a physician may feel un- manding. any retrospective histor9.15 a.m. Registration. Dell'Acqua, celebrated political ical, judidical, 9.30 a.m. Spiritual talk, prepared to solve. "People recognise and Mass in front of Porta assesssentimental or Rev. Fr. B. muti"The question of acknowledge this instincPia, the main gate forcment of the past. Murray, S.A.0 lation and removal of tively in the almost re ed by the Italian troops Pallottine organs poses the ques- ligious respect — "We centre our atten- in 1970. which Father. tion, too, of how far the they show for the advice tion on the present and Thousands of Bersag10.30 a.m. Morning tea principle of totality may of their physician when, consider with clear and 11.00 a.m. Community be invoked. In other in his hieratic capacity. pastoral goodwill the lieri, the present-day desdiscussion. that cendants of the troops words, when and to what he guides them in mataspect of other 11.45 a.m. Holy Mass — extent does the presum- ters concerning their same event in its happy known by their distincHomily. ed good of the whole re- morals or religious obresults for Italy, for this tive hats decorated by 12.30 p.m. Luncheon. quire or justify the sac- servance." country, which we can- black feathers, knelt to 1.45 p.m. Demon stra- rifice of a part—and not but love with a par- receive the cardinal's work of the said He tion: White which part?" ticular and intense aff- blessing. the physician was priestWings Ltd. ection." He said priests and ly work in its dedication Privately, Pope Paul of art The physicians may not alP resident Saragat commemorated the day welfare of the baking cakes ways think alike or even to the thanked the Pope for his by having two floral person, for, in his and desserts; agree on important mat- human message. physically, heal to efforts crosses of red carnations savoury dish- ters but, in the interests he must not forget The president said that sent to mark the grave es: breads: of their often-shared pat- often spiritual. in commemorating "this in the Franciscan church cheese cakes, ient, they could not ig- the memorable event," Italy on Via Veneto where the too, the priest's So etc. nore each other. 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Brothers To Work In P-N.G.

THE BROTHERS of the Hospitaller Order of St. John of God will extend their work to Papua and New Guinea. This was disclosed by the Very Rev. Brother John Gibson. the Order's Provincial in Australia and New Zealand . He said the Order's General, the Most Rev. Hyginus Aparicio, had given the "go-ahead". Initially, the Brothers will be concerned with children. handicapped but later will also be involved in health and social welfare programmes. Their decision to work in the Territory has come after an invitation Virgil by Archbishop Conas. of Port Moresby. They have, to date, three hospitals and four mental retardation centres in Australia and New Zealand. The Order has been active in mission areas for some time and has hospitals, institutions and clinics in South America, India Africa, Asia. This is the first time the Brothers are extending their work to the South Pacific Islands. FOOTNOTE: Brother Gibson and two other Brothers stopped over in Perth last week on their way to Rome to attend the General Chapter.

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ON THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the announcement which sent Poseidon Shares rocketing International Mining produced the most encouraging results since the Windarra find. The key question now The introduction of however, the directors phur have suggested a poration's latest report which they are willing to should watch for an upis whether the find is the jumbo jets has creat- have confirmed the wide- scheme where royalty re- is the presence of mod- pay. swing in the turnover ed a There large is no increase ineable. in spread belief that the m are raised pro- erate amounts of chromThe price levels of a figures for the lower with the seating capacity, making actual reserves are much payments problem gressively as borrowed ium, which are number of stocks are priced nickel seekers. grades, which are com- profitable operation dif- larger than the stated capital is paid off. This ed with nickelcorrelatnow quite optimistic, This week's moves on values ficult those until at with passenger parable figures. At least one appears to be a reason- which are a little above and while there are still Kambalda Minerals, large structure has not able procedure, but it backgrou W indarra. The ore dis- traffic catches up. nd level. These good buys available they Alpha Minerals and covered so far is quite A related problem has yet been closely drilled has not been accepted by occur on the Noreena are not necessarily Sundowuer all be near the surface, which been the dramatic in- and was not taken into the Queensland govern- Downs claims, and dia- among the fashionable predicted oncould this basis. is a point in its favour, crease in the amount of account in the calcula- ment. mond drilling will com- group which have or are Finally, and most imc discovery is ut-rate the charter as flying, tion, and the potential of a nd On the other hand the mence on October 24 about to run. Dominion portant, investors should c lose to water and which is a vexed ques- the area for further dis- c ompanies have little to after the best targets Mining and Planet Metals realise that the profesinfrastruc- tion in the airline indus- coveries is high. t ransport sional traders make a gain by making details have been selected by are two examples. low. try. be would Charter flyin costs g ture helps The directors point On the other hand if a large killing each year of the row public at this trenching. to which stimulate travel out that the proven ore The vital factor Samples of kaolinite stock is to give the op- on funds drawn from stage of the is not yet known is the growth, but unless pro- reserves are sufficient They have negotiations. from the Fitzgerald portunity of a quick re- incautious punters. Inplaced the perly nd. fi the controlled of size may up- for almost twenty years a ctual River have been sent to turn it must capture

Queensland government the vestors who fail to cover set the orderly fare at the current rate of in a position where it Engelhard Minerals and market's The first percussion s attention, their investments by tructure within the inp roduction, which is as would Chemicals drill hole, which termin- dustry. Corporation which in the past week's withdrawing some funds be very difficult Flights of this far afield as detailed ated at a depth of 50 type have not yet been planning is worthwhile. to make further conces- of New Jersey,.U.S.A. for trading has happened from the market have feet, was still in ore, but permitted examination very suddenly. Punters only themselves to blame sions because of the pre- detailed on The the second, drilled to 90 in Australia. any scale company will cedent that this would General Mining Corpor- who wish to play the if they incur losses in the shortly commence deliv- create. It is all rather ation is awaiting a re- market on such stocks long term. f eet, passed through the However doubts have ering ore body. This appears port on possible beneflca5,000 tons of ore r egrettable. to have a true width of been expressed regard- per month to Kalgoorlie tion processes and the' about fifteen feet. The ing the wisdom of this to take up spare capac- MINING NOTES world marketing situathird hole, drilled fur- restriction in view of its ity at the Great Boulder Following a Stock Ex- tion for such clays. dampeni ng effect on the treatment plant. In ther west, intersected the change query on the rise Crriffin Coal Mining trade, which meantime W.M.C. sulphide tourist disseminated is in- in price of its shares Company Ltd. is the latmost countries regard as ineralisation greater at m creasing the Kambalda Peerless Mining Ltd. ad- est company to branch depth, which suggests a useful supplement to treatment capacity by vised that auger drilling into nickel exploration A splendid article in cwo of God's valiant that the ore body dips to their earnings. 10,000 tons monthly, and was in progress on its 14 options and six leases "The Record", (Septem- women saints—St. TerIt is clear that QANTAS expects to have the new Mt. Clifford leases, and have the west. been obtained in ber 10) by Mrs. Rita esa of Avila and St. CathNo indication has yet along with all internat- equipment operating by that the company was the Niagara area about Green, International Sec- erine of Sienna (see been given of the strike ional airlines, will have retary of the Catholic above)—are proclaimed length, which must be to learn to live with Women's League (Perth) Doctors of the Church. determined before any charter flights, and that drew my attention to the estimate of the value of rates and schedules must S. Members of the CWL great work being done the find can be given. be adjusted to enable in Australia and New throughout the world by However the depth of the airlines to run proZealand will be prayermembers of the World the find, continuity and fitably. QANTAS is exfully united with their Union of Catholic Womore grade are equally im- pected to be active at sister members of 6en's Organisations, founportant, and a diamond the International Air WUCWO in thought and ded in Paris in 1910 and p drilling programme will Travel Association in rayer when the latter now active in our own necessary before seeking a solution to be attend the International State and throughout these can be determined. this problem. Australia and New Zea- Conference at Belgium The indications are on "The Education of land. promising in spite of the C HAMBERLAINS Women," from October unknowns, however, and The primary aim of 4 Joy is being experienc- 12-16. the mining pundits have the Chamberlain-Deere ed by all its members as R.G.S. been notably less bearish association is to allow than they were when Chamberlains to operate T/0 commenting on the Pos- in a wider field, enabling eidon find at a similar it to ride out the effect stage. of poor trading in the Meanwhile the share rural sector. Deere manuprice, as shown in the facturers a greater range PTY. LTD. adjoining graph, has of equipment than could 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER -6 r ocketed, and I.M.C.'s be made locally. W.A.'s capitalisation is already Leading Paving Contractors Deere, for its part, will appropriate to a comFor Better Paving Contact Us have the services of an -4 pany with a major ore local marketing We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of body. For the sake of the expert service, and can expect Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. Investors I hope that expand its sales rapthis judgment of the sit- to We have a most modern plant including power idly. The 49 per cent uation proves sound. Roller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. Deere in holding of Estimates Submitted Free QANTAS Chamberlain will give Country Clients please note that we have a StateThe profitability prob- the American company a Sept Aug Oct wide Service, and will gladly quote on any lems which have plagued large but not over-riding requirements. the American airline in- say in the running of Internationl Mining Corporation. Share price in dollars and daily turnover in We also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. dustry have not hit Chamberlains, and is unQANTAS this year, but likely to offend local hundreds of thousands. Prompt Delivery. the company has noted sentiment. March of next year. The awaiting a progress re- nine miles west of KookPHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 that difficult times lie extensions will cost $3 port from its geologists ynie, and a further two W.M.C. RESERVES ahead. million dollars, and will on the area. There were claims have been regisWestern Mining Cor- increase W.M.C. earnings no other matters of im- tered in the Mt. Keith poration's ore reserves from nickel concentrates portance pending anarea. C ASTLEDARE at Kambalda now stand by ten to fifteen per cent. nouncement. tons 17,169,000 3.4 of at THE MARKET FETE The nickel refinery at Tasminex N.L.'s long per cent, nickel, comparIn the general move awaited Kwinana, which report producon Mt its MONDAY ed with 15,556,000 tons of which followed the I.M.C. 3.7 per cent nickel at this ed its first nickel in Venn prospect would report most of the grass OCTOBER 12 time last year. In effect, May, will reach full pro- have been a severe dis- roots nickel explorers duction by the end of appointment had it not been lost in the general showed substantial gains. this year. Carmelite priests aura of good cheer cre- Two of the three stocks and brothers are GREENVALE NICKEL ated by the I.M.C. suc- recommended last week, "Each person in the active. They teach Metals Exploration cess at Trough Wells. Comstock and Beach Church has his own OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS in secondary schools, shareholders will be dis- The disaster had to a Petroleum, had run be- particular service to c onduct parishes, CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS render . . appointed by the row large extent been anti- fore my report came to give missions and press. cipated over royalties in the between share 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 r etreats. They the company and the price prior to the reRenewed market actiactively set out to Queensland government. lease of the report. Dis- vity has sparked off a promote the life The government seems seminated sulphides were spate of rumours, not of prayer among to have swung from an encountered, but con- more than one tenth of lay people. over-liberal policy on tained nickel only in sub- which could possibly be The ideal of the bauxite to the other ex- economic grades. The correct. There has alCarmelite Order is treme for nickel. It has seal ch will now be shiR- ready been a revival of that of prayer. chosen a bad case to do ed to another area in the one of the worst features .--SOLE AGENTSThis has been the Mt. Venn lease. this. of the last mining boom, tradition of the R. CONNABEER & COMPANY More encouraging re- the good address myth. In the first place nickel Order. In these 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 is a great deal harder to sults were obtained by Support has been given times it inspires find than bauxite, and we the company in its ex- to stocks for no other fellow labourers of will eventually be con- ploration for tungsten at reason that they are near Christ. fronted by a large num- the Kara iron deposit in Trough Wells. The very ber of bankrupt nickel Tasmania. where most localised nature of last THE CARMELITE VOCATION seekers to prove this. holes showed values of year's find at Mt. WinO PTOMETRISTS The rewards for success up to 1 per cent with a darra has already shown Send the attached form to: Father Bernard McPhee 172a O'Carm., Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 must be correspondingly peak value of 2.9 per the weakness of that 2 30 Hannan cent. A diamond drilling argument. Langdon Road, Winston Hills, 2153, Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 greater. N.S.W. R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist In the case of lateritic programme will be un- In a burst of frenzied dertaken. nickel deposits the capienthusiasm the market Dear Father, Name Spargo's Exploration has been prepared to tal costs involved in setPlease send me: ÷ ting up a treatment plant N.L. has announced a pushi up the shares of ( mark which ones) MEMORIALS of those companies which 1. Reading material on are large, and the profit private placement margin is small by com- 300,000 shares at a price have drilling operations the Carmelite Order. Address parison. Infrastructure of $3.60 per share. Dia- in progress. While some 2. A regular copy of 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET,' FREMANTLE costs, as has been clearly mond drilling on the of these operations may your "Newsletter Specialising from Carmel." the company's leases at Lake be successful the odds anywhere in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected demonstrated by in W.A. Wingellina failure, can Barlee will commence in nickel exploration are 3. Details of how to Work Age Designs and Church Altars planned & executed. make or break such a shortly. apply to join the Quotes without obligation. long, and investors We have over 60 years experience." An interesting aspect should bear this in mind Order. or School Phone 35-1661 project. Metals Exploration and Freeport Sul- of General Mining Cor- in assessing the price

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by KEN COATES CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.-Australia has been told by New Zealand's Labour Opposition Leader, Mr. Norman Kirk, that she should open her doors to more permanent immigrants from the Pacific Islands. "More than three mil- 1698 Pacific islanders re- pect to spend some of lion people live in the sident in Australia; in their lives working and living in another counSouth Pacific area in an 1961, there were 2186. primitive In 1956, in New Zea- try, often with another economically stage of development," land, the number was culture. he told students at the 8013; in 1961, it had This would bring home leading Catholic boys' grown to 14,340, and to- to them the fact that high school, St. Bede's day, at over 30,000, it was they were part of one substantially over the human family in one College, Christchurch. world. "This is on our door- previous figure. comof basis By any tremenof is and step CHURCH EFFORTS dous importance to our parison, New Zealand NOT ENOUGH own countries and all had accepted a big proPacific Islander people from migrants of portion area." the in countries It was impossible to the Pacific Islands, but had looked to New Zeaagricultural they had not been accep- land for education, and introduce develop- ted to the same extent several rulers had gainindustrial and ed some idea of our socment on such a scale in by Australia. ial values. They might the Pacific Islands that T welve Chinook medium lift helicopters have been ordered for the RAAF. LOWER LEVEL want to duplicate he gainful provide in Vietnam. would The Chinook, a twin-engined, twin-rotor helicopter, has a proven record of operational service Auckland city was the t ype of society we had, employment to many of to the give greater mobility to Australian ordered been Forces. have These helicopters made in America, centre of the largest but lacked the resources the people there. Army and will group Polynesian population in to make this possible. be also company an capable for lift of The helicopter will provide tactical troop New Zealand should MUST SHOULDER the world. We could be aeromedical evacuation and air rescue on land and sea service, grane aerial support, logistic providing coITY in RESPONSIBIL proud of the high pro- work with them another as in tactical operations. Improvements in liv- portion and that no sig- operation ing standards depended nificant note of discord country in the same reon a permanent pattern had been produced. This gion, helping with develof migration to the more was because of the nat- opment, rather than livaffluent countries, inclu- ure of New Zealanders, ing in splendid isolation. ding New Zealand and and of the islanders who Efforts by religious came to this country. Australia. and charitable organisaMr. Kirk maintained tions alleviate "This brings us, and it could DUNEDIN, New Zea sary, visited New Zeashould bring Australia, that all affluent nations problems of wretched land. —Using the Catholic land governmental leadtoo, to face an import- in the Pacific area had poverty in islands of the Rattigan Peter By Church or the Pope as ers. an absolute responsib- Pacific, but they could ant responsibility." a whipping boy for the "I have no doubt that the If an immigration pat- ility to help countries in not cure them. approaching, WITH the Senate elections world's hunger and pop- in certain sections of tern was to be consider- which the people had a to campaign out all an waging is setting Government urged Mr. Kirk development ulation problems is un- the world the attitude of ed, thought should be level of up an inter-government discredit the Opposition. fair and unwise, the the Catholic Church on given to how easy it was lower than their own. at aimed tion organisa Mr. Kirk told the studing in Australian politics worldwide co-ordinator this question is of very legitimate a is This to enter a more affluent process. helping this ents mobility and travel society. political tactic, provided is to listen to the broad- of the Freedom From great significance. But I commended Kirk Mr. stanliving bring would casts of Parliamentary Hunger Campaign said feel it is unfortunate and dependit present, At it is done ethically. for underunwise to condemn the mislead- debates. Unfortunately, here. ed on the territory from dards of people in other the students Deliberately whereChurch as the cause of which the people came, countries much more to taking a campaign ing Parliament by sub- this is time consuming to reThe official, Charles the world's problems reand was on constitution- their notice than that of by drugs surplus mitting false evidence and often inconvenient quirements in New Zea- and creating an atmos- but it is made necessary Weitz, who champions garding food provision al, rather than racial former generations. Many young people, he land would be sent to phere of patriotic hys- by our biased and un- the view that population and overpopulation," he grounds. But, in 1954, there \Vert. said, could in future. ex- New Guinea. teria, are definitely not ethical news organisa- c ontrol is urgently neces- said. tions. ethical. Those Dutch Bishops (Cont.) crimes are These All the aforesaid does which the Prime Minister and his Ministers not necessarily imply committed during last that Mr. Whitlam's call W.A.O.A. week's debate on Mr. to mutiny and disobedOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST Whitlam's statement on ience was completely I condemn the conscientous beliefs and right. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 handling Government's Vietnam. R es.: 67 1685 Instead of criticising and the press coverage f o this sordid affair. cowt he statement logically. in a The social encyclical, maintained and that the did not consist from the Liberal Parliamentar"Rerum Novarum", pro- country came to be divi- ardly withdrawal ians launched a malicous duced, in the early years ded socially into more or the world. p" and unjustified attack on Gemeenscha -De defined sharply less new of the century, a was forbidden literature Mr. Whitlam, disgracing priests groups. of generation HOSPITALLER ORDER OF ST. JOHN OF GOD for all seminarians. But their party and dragging with progressive ideas. increase There was an not diminish the standard of Parliacould this self-confidence and PROVINCIAL OFFICE They managed to unite in the attractive persuasive- mentary debate down to (triumphalism), pride a in its writing, and a dangerous level. Catholic labourers of ness the actual practice workers organisation of but the new generation of MISLEADING of the Faith was still their own. It was the priests secretly passed and ooking inward-l very PARLIAMENT hand. to priests who gave the it on from hand not devoid of a certain lead because they were It was more openly The Minister for the t for the procontemp the intellectual leaders discussed by the Catho- Interior, Mr. Nixon, was fane world. Of the many qualities that draw men to Our Divine Saviour with love and confidence, out. of Catholics. The struglic Students of Nijmegen one of the main offends tanding is His love and care for the sick. There is something truly remarkable in the trust with Reaction gle for social justice in as well as those Utretch, ers. He deliberately miswhich sufferers approach Him. Hopefully clinging to Him, they respond to His Divine compassion a nd faithfully follow His invitation "Come to me. all of you who labour and are burdened, and I Holland was, therefore, In 1925 young Catholic Amsterdam and Leiden, led Parliament by claimwill refresh you" (Matt. 11.28). by no means the exclus- intellectuals, who were where small student or- ing that Mr. Whitlam Like a red thread running through the Gospel narrative is the constant report of the Saviour's were less had been seen speaking ive preserve of socialists. active in the various arts, ganisations rntle dealing with the disabled and infirm of all classes and types. Wherever he journeyed, whenflag more Cong and of priests Viet The efforts under a ever he preached, the sick were present, and Our Lord would console and cure them. Who can launched their own mag- prejudiced read, without being profoundly moved, such reports as this by St. Matthew: "All those suffering from and laymen had proved azine, "De Gemeenschap" open minded. at the Moratorium, he various diseases were brought to Him, whether they were racked with pain, or possesseci by demons, that industrialism need ( "The Community"). In sr epileptic or paralysed. And He cured them" (Matt. 4:23-24). Or again, St. Luke's - When the But there was no open submitted a photograph sun went down, everybody interested in persons suffering from various diseases brought them to comcarefully Catholic been not necessarily mean loss it they laid bare the out- rift in the which had Him. He laid His hands on each one and cured them" (Luke 4:101. of faith. ward appearances, the munity. The conformist cut to distort the truth, to purported that majority sought to elim- which The result has been little narrow world had inate "De Gemeenschap" prove this. If Mr. Nixon generations previous that Catholics are firmly had behaved in this manby ignoring it. represented today at built for themselves. about ner outside of Parliatalked They almost every country that spread to medicine but They demanded every social and profesfield of hotheads'. ment he would have of God is young children certain John 'these St. any to Order of for blind restricted sional level. The reverse the windows should be schools adult Hospitaller not been prosecuted by the hospitals, clinics, both children and activities are general T he —Father P. van Oss, handicapped, Its of the coin is that the thrown open and fresh world. of care for are field There was the the physcially behaviour leaders, His In law. of out. CSsR. and every field is carriedbecome acknowledged ducation. religious isolation was air let in. Christianity the mentally embrace hospital activity facilities for of e completely irresponsible, Brothers have medicine and a nd in the field skills which the knowledge of children, auxiliary Every typehandicapped and unpardonable for a there is with specialised or in the vrherever medicine skills entally hospital m branch of John of Whenever and their Cabinet Minister. spetialisation. in some Brothers of St. trained c ombining Hospitaller Brothers are days of All in these there will he found the The attack was follownecessary for, a re so to be cared ed up by Mr. Gorton and suffering conod their G Mr. McEwen, tributions were to misestab• quote statements made was 1595. Mission in sire:, Dr. and America, Hospitaller by Mr. Whitlam Hospitaller 0 cl. South discove fIrst Cairns and to trot forthe The Columbia, Hos*, the Missions of the newly 'Today thissilon...f. ward the old cliches over lished M'dical colonies. all mercifullapan, 1'0041, up ther O which sprang Spanish their about subversion, h on, Korea, with soon Islands. AlPdss merica and continue S.E• Asia, only produce hysteria doe:, A itallers yet Reunion Africa, not . it ilosb 'el tto the e:.:.%).: a''`i pharity in does mission, and irrationality. he Provinces .t3 America, The PrOVIIICO c 1 s foreign heas e* at h4aost 44el other depot Of r SouthAustralasian of Although the behaviour viliere home a:tivities ol Nte u'N,-,?/ete : ave a sedates,.. hem ific the c h • Offers to all Parishes a Service of the Liberal Parliamens%/c.°6,7 ; Peir eikin Physt.'ffetk t desPa°' 1301od r°t:.. r elres.5::ietVi i ep .:sts:11'4,..,,, erm tarians was a shocking 'redm embracing every aspect of the abuse :.°c/ ahtnhele13 O o„,i;e04- fl'447,:s7vefe::e.leo:cfcr;he c.g .sis4 1,,s;ocal iwon ; nl the a : t med' it of democracy, Gtbr,:,,nthcaollect 'pecfi ,:cs f° " 7„ Funeral Rites for Catholics. t ke°6:1 '''e4 i was not nearly as bad as ip• , •st ;°0,l ar ter. uc4. iake, , that of the Australian 'Wee, Our Chapels are at: press. Fremantle: 85 Market Street. t4: If a British Cabinet 35-2225 Phone Minister had behaved as Mr. Nixon did he would Street. Gugeri 42 ont: Clarem Brothers are The Hospitaller have been so severely skilled Phone 3 2177 Pl-ofessionally competent and criticised by the press the apostolate of the to devoted men his of that country that sick end W. A. GREEN (Pte.): 98 1697 the for caring Church by political career would Christ's JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37-2304 of members have been placed in jeosuffering M ystical Body. ARTHUR E. DAVIES & CO. pardy. The only way open for PTY. LTD. us to gain a true perspec tive of what is happen-

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ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA

JOIN LEAGUE CALL TO NON-MEMBERS

A WOMAN FOR ALL TIMES by a Dominican Nun

IN THIS year in which taking place, to the ao her fellow men, to ed to virtue. Through and immorality , not by we celebrate the eighth companiment of bitter achieve the full measure this gift embodying as it emotional devotions, not centenary of the birth struggles, violence, plots, of love. He consecrated does sympathy, under- by sentimenta l outpourof St. Dominic, the desolation and ruin. her the mother of all standing, unselfishness ings, but Church has set the seal Through these very dis- His sons. Just when she and love, she made doctrine ofby the sound Truth, lived of her approval on the sensions the artisan clas- had achieved supreme friends with poets, ar in her own life and imwork of his most illus- ses were slowly but renunciation of the tists, politicians, lawyers, parted to others by daughter, St. surely destroying the world, she was bidden priests, housewives, sol. means of her love for REV. MOTHER Fran- trious In his address, His Catherine of Siena, by powers of the noble by him to return to it, diers, nobles and sin t h e m. "Contemplate Lordship, Bishop Myles cis, head of Nazareth raising her to the rank families, who were them- to participate in the ners. From these con- truth, then give to othMcKeon, of Bunbury, House for several years, of Doctor of the Church. selves engaged in tear- drama of its tragic inci- tacts, others grew — ers the fruit of contemurged women, not al- has left Geraldton for CATHOLIC women from all over the State attended a rally organised by the Bunbury Catholic Women's League recent-

GERALDTON JOTTINGS

ing each other to pieces, dents in order to love they broadened, spread plation," ready members of the the United States where is a command This title, hitherto thus preparing the way God in men. she will serve Nazareth to kings and queens, to that every Dominican has consider the adto WL, C granted exclusively to for a reformer who Avignon — to the Pope received from St. Dominvantages of membership House in San Diego. men, is a fitting tribute would draw together the Catherine of Siena was himself. She was inter- ic. But, in the case of * to themselves, their famMiss FRANCES MIRA- to the part played by warring factions, and es. a great apostle. If she ested in the affairs of Catherine, it was an allilies, the Church and the GLIOTTA, of Francis women in the work of tablish law and order were living today we all who came to her; she absorbing ideal, for with in which community Stre et, should call her the ideal was torn by their sor- her eyes centred on one time secre- God and His Church, among them. they lived. which, in our own day, tary of Catholi the c Actionist, be- rows or rejoiced in their Truth — namely on God YCW, left at president, State The AN INSPIRATION the weekend on a 12- is placed in circumcause she launched her- gladness, deliberating all Himself — she saw the Mrs. Downey, who was stances closely resembSuch a one was St. self into every field of the time to bring them world in its right persin Queensland at the month working holiday ling those Catherine, of the to herself foura society where there were and their associates clos- pective, England. She was acdevoted and time, sent a "best wishmember of the artisan souls to be won, and the er to God companied by Miss PAS teenth century. — that alone herself to its reform. es" telegram, while Mrs. classes and fired with an means she used to win was Catherine's GIOVINAZZO, of Brede ambiJolley, who was deputis- Street. She began her reform At the time of Cather- enthusiasm which could them was her wonderful tion, which made her ing for her, submitted a in Siena — the transine's birth, the Middle not fail to arouse an gift of friendship — that the ideal lay apostle. * * * paper. formation of souls and Ages were coming to an answering spark in the "rare and divine thing," The CWL's Spiritual Rev. FATHER SPAIN, end, and the Modern Age souls of all with whom improvement the of as TRUTH Pere HER SWORD Lacordaire styles Lang- of Dongara, officiated at was emerging — Director, Mgr. moral conduct. Priests, politi- she came in contact. it, "the certain sign of Catherine was also a religious and lay people mead, spoke of the early the wedding of Miss JILL cal, economic and social Our Lord asked Cath- a great soul and the high- crusader, like Joan of were proud to call her days of the Goldfields. LUCKHURST, only dau- transformations were erine Benincasa to serve est visible reward attach- Arc. But her fight was "mother" and she dePope Paul VI's mes- ghter of MR. AND MRS. to deliver, not her coun- manded of them a wilsage to the 24th Confer- R. LUCKHURST, of try, but the Catholic lingness to put their ence of the Australian Perth, to Mr. JOHN Church, and her sword hands to painful and difCouncil of Catholic Wo- O'BRIEN, third son of was the sword of Truth, ficult tasks. Spurred on men in Melbourne last MR. and MRS. K. because she was a Dom- by her own example, esOctober was also read. O'BRIEN, of Walkaway, inican. Reared in the pecially her heroic charIt stated, in part: last Saturday. Ceremony shadow of the Dominican ity to the victims of the "There can scarcely be a was at St. Francis monastery in Siena, and plague of 1374, her band field in which women Xavier's Cathedral. familiar from early child- of disciples threw themhave greater interest in * -"hood with the black and selves into the work to bringing their influence white habit of the Order, which she was devoted for good to bear than BLUFF POINT MAJELLANS she decided she, too, that of the home. would become a Domini- It was because of the At the meeting of the "The world needs the can. Her first recorded fame, which the record example of their unself- Bluff Point Majellans at vision took place above of this charity gained ish love that the sanc- the home of MRS. R. the Church of St. Domin- for her even beyond the M IRAGLIOTTA in Ord tity of marriage may be ic, when she was only confines of Siena, that Street, a guest speaker upheld . . . " six years old. In spite of her apostolate gradually MRS. He said there was no was KATH opposition and persecu- widened — until it emHer subject sphere of human activity CREAM. tion from her family, braced many of the lead which cannot be irradi- was the life of St. Gerard and she succeeded in break- ing cities of Italy, and how it affected the ated by woman's benemodern world. ing down their opposi- finally Avignon, where ficial power. The branch plans to tion and realising her de- the Pope was living as a In these technological study sire. 10 And, at the age of vassal of the King of lessons on child days, when man ran the sixteen, she was clothed France. risk of becoming the psychology in the coming i n the habit of a Domini- Continued next week months, and will atslave rather than the can tertiary and, after master of the machines tend a special Mass on three years of retirement he had invented, it was the Feast of St. Gerard and prayer, she emergfor women to save him on October 16. THE ed at the command of from peril "and ensure * her Spouse to take up that our race will have GERALDTON the work which was to a future that is secure MAJELLANS consume her in its fire. and human." After a short Gospel Her quest was to conIN EVERY discussion, Geraldton quer the world for Majellans listened to an Christ, to fight error HOME. interesting talk by MRS. McAULIFFE of Mullewa on "Little People". A t the next meeting. FATHER B DO YOU know how to Rev. run a cheese and wine AHEARN will show a film on mass media and evening? Did you know butter prepare a paper for discontains less calories cussion and there will be than most other cooking a Rosary on that occasf ats? That non-fat yogh- ion. A special mass with a urt contains more problessin g for babies on tein than whole milk? The Dairy Foods In- St. Gerard's Feast day formation Centre con- on October 16, at 9 tAtAiaV ducts lectures for wom- o'clock, at the Cathedral. Married recently at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, her wedding were: Adele en's organisa tions, —R.W. Albany, were Mr. and Mrs. Garth Proudlove Popec, Sheryl Dawson schools and men's clubs (pictured). and Irene Scotson. on all aspects of dairy CASTLEDA RE f oods. Garth, a farmer, is the Miss Lynette Noble, is Best man was Wayne son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken the daughter of Mr. and P Recipe books are also F ETE roudlove, and the Proudlove, of Ravens- Mrs. Norris Noble, of g available free at roomsmen were Dougthe MONDAY thorpe. c entre, 401 Hay Redmond, via Albany. las Dawson and Harry Street, Perth. The bride. formerly A ttending Lynette at Drygan. OCTOBER 12

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The Feast of St. Gerard Majella, patron of 14 Bedford Park, St. the Magellan Clubs, will Peter's Hall, 1.30 p.m. be anticipated next Thursday, October 15, Highgate, in parish when a Mass Concelebra hall, 10.30 a.m. ted by many Chaplains Inglewood, 57 Third of the Magellans will be Avenue, Mt. Lawley, held at the Redemptorist Monastery. The Mass will 1 p.m. commence at 8.0 p.m. It Leederville branch ad- is hoped that His Grace. vises of a beetle after- the Archbishop, will atnoon to be held at the tend. home of Mrs. Easton, 85 All Magellans are invitEdinboro St,. Mt. Haw- ed to this annual Mass thorn, on Tuesday. Octo- and to the social afterber 13, at 1.45 p.m. wards at the Retreat Highgate branch is on House. which has been daily tea roster on Octo- offered to the Magellans for the occasion. Bring A ber 13-16. plate. A card party will be held at the All Saints It's A Mul:1 A Centre at 1.30 pm.. on Thursday. October 15. RECORD In Even/ Home

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HOLY STIR

Out and about with the . . .

THE FORMER ALP candidate for the State seat of Mirrabooka, Mr. William Hegney, will address the Kensington-Queen's Park Holy Stir in the Kensington Parish Hall on Sunday, October 11,

YCW

Mr. Hegney, who withdrew his candidacy for the seat over the Party's rigid stand on the abortion issue, is one of a panel of speakers who This year, WA is facing will speak on the various aspects of marriage. one of its worst years for The Holy Stir is the fatalities on roads. At the Key Leaders' second to be held for the working youth of the School, we looked at Kensington and Queen's cars, driving attitude, the condition of cars and Park parishes. They are being run in to get anything out of conjunction with parish- the session it had to be es' current renewal pro- brought right back to first base, to ourselves, From left: Sisters Bernadine (St. Mary's, Leederville), grammes—Mission '70. De Sales ( Loreto), Monica (Stella Mans, Geraldton). A reformed drug ad- and this is where every. dict and alcoholic ad- body learnt something, dressed more than 160 because firstly our own working youth in the knowledge and attitude Kensington Parish Hall of the roads was lacking last Sunday at the first and many of our cars were unroadworthy, out Holy Stir. She outlined her ad- of 45 tyres checked only diction to drugs and its nine would have passed subsequent influence on a road test, plus many other faults. her family life. Education If we were to be honH ealth Council executive officer est, we had to do someSister Bernadine ( second, right) with ( from left) John Beardsman (Trinity), Mr. Jim Carr, Public thing about it. Tom McEileen Smith ( Stella Mans, Geraldton ), Laurie Peirce ( St. Mary's, Leederville), Health Department offi- Donnell of Victoria Park cer Mr. Jack Flood, and has been given the job Patricia Smith ( Stella Mans) Roger Truslove ( Trinity ) and Colin Keogh ( Servite Fr. Desmond Rus- of following up the felRev. College), at the Y.C.S. Key Leaders School. sell, CSSR, also addres- lows to see what repairs are being done. ed the Holy Stir. Guest speakers for next programme Sunday's COURSE STARTS will be Dr. Michael QuinLYONS, France.— Corcouple lan, a married respondence courses in and Mr. Hegney. Dr. Quinlan has been ecumenism have been inclosely associated with itiated by Catholic, OrPerth's Catholic Family thodox and Protestant clergy of France, under Planning Clinic. Another phase of Ken- the direction of the Insington's Mission '70 pro- terconfessional Ecumenigramme got under way cal Education Secretarthis week with a Twi- iat. The courses, designed light Retreat conducted by the Redemptorist to provide an education Fathers for first and sec- in ecumenism, are dividJudy Kenny and Colin Keogh. ond year Catholic stud- ed into two sections, one State for beginners and the attending ents other for those with Schools. some knowledge of the ecumenical movement. Memorial Saints THE 1970 season of All the YCW (Girls) Basket- Chapel, followed by the ball Association officially annual dinner and precame to a close on Tues- sentation of trophies at day, September 29, with Harper Hall. Trophies were presenta Mass, celebrated by the Those who attended the recent Y.C.S. Key Leaders School with Father Aldous Larry Duffy, Mike McYCW Diocesan Chaplain. ed by Father Keating to Terry Enwright, Guire, ( left, first row). Father K. Keating, at the the following: and Michael Gorman Premiership Teams: are very A Grade—South Perth George Wrobel much interested in the Will you join the ( 1). question of Probate. Grade—Bedford (2J Bl FROM F RANCISCAN MISSIONARIES Larry wrote away to B2 Grade — Kewdale who types of $70 man Negus—the Mr. All OF MARY (1) for aids in stock. B3 Grade—Morley (I). started the petition probate—and abolishing • FREE HEARING Perth Cl Grade—West Albany of him told TEST • LIBERAL ( 1). support TRADE-INS. to aid their C2 Grade—Fremantle YCWs wish to this issue. • CONCESSIONS (1). AND HOUSE RETREAT The boys have now inTO PENSIONERS C3 Grade — Rivervale volved the other leaders K INDERGARTEN (2). in their Albany branch Fairest and Best on Sunday, 1st November for obtaining signatures Winners: P HONE 23 4960 For Information A Grade—Jenny Web- and one can't help noticPhone Sister Janet on 6 3459 ster (South Perth). ing the sign on Larry's B ATTERIES - r,ORDS B1 Grade — Barbara car: 'Abolish Probate'. AND SERJICE Smart (Osborne FOR ALL MAKES Park). CASTLEDARE OF HEARING AIDS B2 Grade—Avril LewTerms FETE E asy kowski (Kewdale). B3 Grade—Bianca Soia MONDAY FORREST PLACE (Doubleview). OPP. THE G.P.O. Pell Grade—Irene Cl OCTOBER 12 (Floreat Park). C2 Grade — Yolanda Casotti (Armadale). NEVER BE WITHOUT C3 Grade — Carmel Salas (Bedford). About 40 people attended Broome's first seminar for of the State Members M. c atechists recently, among them, (from left) Sister and Junior State Teams Dominica R.S.M., Rev. Brother Smith ( Fremantle were presented with a C.B.C. ), Rev. Fr. M. McMahon ( Broome) and Sister memento of their selection, and a special preM. Anne, R.S.M. sentation was made to The four-day seminar was opened by His Lordship the officials of the State and Junior State Teams Bishop Jobst. Below, Rev. Father Butscher, S.A.C., of in appreciation of their t he Beagle Bay Mission. untiring efforts.

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MASS MEDIA TO BE SPOTLIGHTED AT MEETING The annual meeting of the Newman Graduate Society will be held at St. Thomas More College at 8 p.m. on Thursday, October 15. His Lordship, Bishop Quinn, will attend. Following the election of officers, a symposium will be held on "The Role Of Mass Media In The Church Today". Members of the Catholic Mass Media Committee, of which Bishop Quinn is chairman, will discuss the problems in radio and television.

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SISTERS FOLLOW-UP ON GOOD WORK -

ON AUGUST 29, six nuns set out for a long journey —the first three to Dampier, and the others to Tom Price.

An outstanding spirit In addition to the local The nuns stayed with co-operation and enof attended pupils children, during families three characterised thusiasm the and Laverton from their stay in Tom Price, School. while the rest in Dam- Nambi, Banjawarn and the whole Bushie brought their ts Paren stations, sheep Termoola Presthe at stayed pier from daily children bytery, which was vac- attended. Forty-eight in all were places so widely separatated by the parish priest ed as Buntine and Caron, present throughout. for the week. to attend the lessons dewere mornings The There is no Catholic Sisters of church in Tom Price, for voted to Mass and cate- taught by the Brown or Joseph, St. In n. instructio chetical the at d celebrate is Mass popwere they as Joeys, provision s, afternoon the tional I nt e r denomina was made for recreation ularly called. Centre on Sundays. The Parish Priest, Rev. The centre is also used and relaxation, usually M. O'Flaherty, Father a barbecue or picnic a on as a kindergarten was extremely pleased tea in the bush. weekdays. At the Sunday Mass. with the week's progress The headmasters of the the concluded which both in State schools areas were extremely co- 'school,' seven children HOST FAMILIES They made received their Holy Comoperative. W ANTED their classrooms freely munion. They were: JocCo-ordinating THE Stokes. Margot Hill, available throughout the elyn e for Overseas week when religious in- Sally Marsh, Joanne Col- Committe Collopy. Students in WA is calling Allana struction classes were lopy, Jamie Fitzgerald and out for families to take held. in incoming overseas About 70-80 children Michael Biggs. students at the start of school Another bushies classes, attended these the 1971 term. reLatham at held was which began at 9 a.m. The average stay per primary for cently, and ended at 12 p.m. t is about four studen school children. on said was Mass Eight children made years. three days at 11.30 a.m. Only about a quarter First Communwhile the afternoon ac- their the previous years' of the of close the at ion the included tivities mission school. Many more were host families will be able of screening prepared for Confirma- to take in new students. films and outings. details further For tion which will be adwas week their When this ring Australia-Asia House later UP in Dampier, the nuns ministered on 21-6583. visited Roebourne, one year. in towns oldest the of the area. Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set The others in Tom 80 proceeded Price miles further to Wittenoom, the home of some C ITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 of the children attending LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS their classes. Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced Locks, these The results of CAR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service classes cannot be fully assessed, for, in both areas ,the nuns were carrying on the good work Mr. and Mrs. John Tonkin, who were married recenCy at All Hallows Church, Inglewood. The bride was by priests and lay categroom the and Lawley, Mount of , Formerly Shirley Motteram daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Motteram chists. son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Tonkin, of Bedford Park.

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THE LATE Cardinal was consecrated titulai A BUSH barbecue will NEXT WEEK has been be held at the St. Fran- Benedetto Aloisi Masella archbishop of Mauritan and fixed as International 1919, 21, r ia Decembe years 68 his of 38 nt cis Xavier Native Mis- spe d a cardinal by Week Mundaring, at sion, Wandering, on Sun- in the priesthood out- create XII at the con- when Australia, England, day, October 11, from 10 side of his native Italy Pope Pus February 18. Scotland, Ireland, Italy, a.m. to 5 p.m. .ti the vaticanfi; diplo- sistory of 1946. Yugoslavia and Holland matic service. There will be tractor The cardinal, 91 when In his long diplomatic have been allotted parrides and conducted he , died recently, was ticular days on which tours of the mission. chosen to be Chamber- career, he served as indigenous talent will the at Barbecues will 1)e pro- lain of the Holy Roman charges d'affaires entertainment e in provide vided at Si a pack. Ad- Church in 1958, following apostolic nunicatur 11 years and for all visitors. for Lisbon mission per car is at $2. the death of Pope Pius The week is planned as apostolic nuncio to All proceeds will go to XII. the Mundaring Shire by holding Brazil, and Chile the mission school. His death reduced the the last post for 19 years. Council, and is intended College of Cardinals to to attract more people He also served on nu- to take up residence in 128 members, plus two congregations the Shire. "in petto" — who were merous C ASTLEDARE chosen by Pope Paul VI and commissions of the Monday is Irish Day but have not been nam- Church government and and is sponsored by the FETE as on several occasions ed publicly by him. Irish Club. papal legate—at the corMONDAY Cardinal Aloisi Masella 2.0 Commencing at of Image the of was born in Pontecorvo. onation p.m. at the Mundaring Carmel of Virgin Blessed and Italy, June 29, 1879 OCTOBER 12 Santiago, Chile, in Oval on Octol?er 12, a ordained to the priest- at the crowning of the gaelic football match behood June 1, 1902. He 1926, statue of Our Lady of tween Perth and Freby followed Fatima. Portugal, in 1946 mantle, and, in 1955, at the In- Hurling, has been arEucharist ranged. ternational Congress in Rio de JanTwo Pipe Bands will 41 Barrack St. ( next to Modern Gift Shoppe) eiro. be in attendance. Phone 23-3389 A/H. 931613 The Patch Theatre will Weddings, Socials, Passport, Child Studies etc. stage Irish plays in the CLASSITHE RECORD local Shire Hall. Step If you want it PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO FIEDS GET RESULTS. dancing and Irish folk dancing will also be included in the varied programme. Tug-o-war and athletics have also been arranged. Ballad singing will take place to the A magazine of Christian living accompaniment of the St r ing Magillicuddy of prayer Quartet Minus One.

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BRUSSELS CONGRESS .

NOTHING REALLY STARTLING

For instance, of the congressmembers coming from under developed nations, and the East felt that the tone and even the content of the tie on their thought and theological discussion at By Father Gregory Baum, O.S.A. Brusse ls were largely a action, it is imperative reflection of the Western (The author of this analysis of the international theology congress held in they become aware of experience of it. democracy cap italism, Brussels is a Canadian theologian and ecumenist on the faculty of St. and They must try to distechnol: Michael's College, Toronto. He is the author of several theological works cover the socio-political o gy. They felt the ideals for dimension of ecclesiasand was a special lecturer at the theology congress.) the Church were a tical life. tactic The congress, entitled this conversation. To be responsible as approval of the present system. "The Future of the After four days of dis- theless a scientific or Church and her future by which Popes, bishops Christians in the politiThe importance of Church," studied four cussion, study, and re- scholarly that also demanded greater and pastors are chosen cal order means to exeffort the subjects: of the and the acceptance of amine the political im- congress, in my View, viewing of drafts, a set must be faithful to its participation • The function of theoChristian community in women in the minister- plications and presuppo- does not lie in the points of theological guidelines own methods. logy in the Church; sitions of Church insti- of agreement. were proposed and ac- In this sense, theology decisions made by the ies of the Church. The time for a • The Christian mes- cepted by the majority. is a free inquiry. Theo- ecclesiastical governtutions and theological new These points were theolo gical sage; moreover, be must ment and asked for logy, a thought. consensus made, I with t seems to me that, varying demay not have come. • The Church in tohu- new style in the exercise grees And Only as we become with a single exception, in dialogue with the of insistence, at even if it were here, morrow's society; sciences. of social authority and in man the aware of this hidden difour Vatican they II. say nothing that has days do not suffice • Structures in the propositions stress Church. mension will we be able not been said—some- The elaborate positions to One point made at to deal with The propositions rethat the Christian mesChurch of the future. times even that Chrisas it better—by Best known among the Vatican sage is in need of being mind us that the New Brussels, however, is tians and possible try to represent the thought II. of a large gathering special lecturers were re-thought and re-formu- Testament presents div- new. It is derived from change it. of scholars. While the lectures giv- lated. erse types of organisa- tbe lecture given by the Fathers Karl Rahner, This is radical a proThe Germa n theologian, Faimportance Yves Congar, Hans Kung en contained interesting, ancient tion and that it would the While position; radical be- congress lies in of the the eonEdward Schillebeekx, new and sometimes con- creeds retain significance not be against Catholic ther John B. Metz. cause it goes to the versation troversial material and, for the Church of today, principles, therefore, to among theoloThis point is that the root. and John B. Metz. gleans of different coun. consequently, stirred up there is need to listen have considerable organ- Church's position in soThe North Americans lively In some countries, the tries and discussion, the ciety isational pluralism in anew to God's Word adis never neutral. In cultural were scripture scholar, Church is publicly linked spheres. final guidelines are dressing the Church in the Church. fact, the ecclesiastical Father Raymond Brown, rather powers to oppression of . Each polite statements the present and to retheologian deny. The present system is government and the But even where the link and sociologist, Father of ed new inspiration for what the great major- formulate the Christian not an absolute. faithful, including theoAndrew Greely, of the to society is not public, his own work, ity of Catholic theolog- message as the Good accepted The New Testament, logians, are tied into a and the Church United States and my- ians remains correctives take for granted. from the politic News contempo for the foundation al the rand for econornin the 'elf. aloof from governme nt thought and the experi. They insisted that ary world. hierarchy, is also the system. action, there is a more ence of others, and Since Vatican II, Ca- Catholic theology, alThe propositions give source of its critique. be. Becaus e Christians subtle influence of econ- came more tholic theology has de- though responsibly relat- a few guides for such an conscious of The concrete sugges- are not normally con- omic and political veloped considerably. systhe task of theology to ed to the Church's teach- effort. tions made were the re- scious of this tie and tems on the Church's serve the reconciliati At the congress, theo- ing authority, is noneThe resolutions on the vision of the procedure of the influence on of this thought and action. of all men.

THE GUIDELINES, or resolutions, approved by the recent International Theological congress in Brussels said nothing that has not logians associated with been said by the Second this development discusVatican Council. For sed the change in their those who expected the views, examined the recongress to become a sults of their various rem ajor ecclesiastical searches, and sought a event, it may have been significant theological a big disappointment. agreement arising from

. . . THE THEOLOGIANS DEMANDS . . . THE AMERICAN VIEW

THE THEOLOGICAL They also provided therefore we should "re- friendship in true leaderThe assessment by pattern, approaches more the CONGRESS, the most that the congress itself spect and pursue diverteaching-learning ship. American theologians of in tune with the average process of high-powered to date decide whether or not it sity and compleme the Church. ntarcongress "I think it is all too the ranged humanistic man today. declared that the very would even put the reso- ity in Church structures "There were serious ." obvious that we do not from praise of its posi"In my opinion, there defects in this congress. nature of the Church as lutions to a vote. • That both the Church's have much of this sort tive values to criticism is now an opportunity, For the people of God deAs a further concesexample the size manded a new system of sion, they dropped the nature as the people of of leadership in the of the way it was con- as never before in his- of the study groups alGod and the evolution of Church," he said. ducted to disappoint- tory, for American theol- most prohibited electing Popes, writes word, "resolutions", and good Patrick Riley, of N.C. described the final state- history "necessitate toHe added it would be ment that it did not con- ogy to take a role in in- theological exchange and day a revision of the prosider what some feel to ternational leadership." probing. There were News Service. "extraordinarily difficult ments of the congress as procedure by which a Pope, for the leader to be a be vital aspects of theol- • Father Augustine P. cedural blunders. The The assembled theolo- "guidelines". a bishop or a pastor is ogy today. Hennesey, C.P., editor, concluding guidelines, or friend," unless the gians also called for a In addition, they pro- chosen." Following are some of The Sign magazine: Church changed its preorientations, were often serious examination of vided the guidelines with "For me, the congress trite, without bite. The "the possible role of a preamble that hedged • That the Gospel de- sent method of selecting the comments by American scholars: has been a gratifying ex- Eastern Churches and women in the minis- them about with careful mands involvement in its leaders. • Father "the Warren work T. perience. It was a joy the churches of the of making tries." qualifications: Father Greeley, in remen free," which, in Reich, ST., professor of to discover, time and Third World were not Both recommendations "Our perspective is re- turn, demands "a con- ply to a question, dis- theology, Catholic Uni- time again, that here represented adequately. missed as "frivolous" were carried by wide stricted. We do not re- crete analysis versity of America: of our so- charges e.nat was an assembly of men And so on. But beyond the majorities. conpresent equally every cieties," including the serious "The congress was a who love the Gospel and these defects gress had been manipuThese two alone, out continent, mentality and Church. Thus, Catholics unique international ex- love the world. There stands the simple and lated. the ological tendency." of the 15 "guidelines" apshould review, for exchange of theological were criticisms without dominant fact that the proved by the general Nor, stated the pre- ample, "our diplomatic SOLVING OLD thought. Prior to this, acrimony, sharp dialectic congress happened. The assembly, were greeted amble, could the guide- and financial organisasolidarity most dialogue among exchange without loss of theological PROBLEM with applause from the lines be considered as tions." reverence, accusation s amid even manifested — theologians has taken Participants and ob230 participants and ob- " theological definitions place in learned journals of manipulative theology pluralism — is a fact servers BERRIGA at the N'S congress servers. or answers," but rather without evoking indigna- and force which cannot gave much attention to or local gatherings of should be seen as "viewCITED tion or petulance, and, be ignored in the future specialists. While helpMuch of the energy points." doubts that Father Bas best of all, depth of feel- of the Church." Another guideline, on Van actually expended at the Iersel of Nijmegen ful, these methods ining which is a testimony • Father "so lidarity Andrew M. with those University cast, cline to certain a congress was aimed at inin a forV IEWPOINTS who now are working to the charismatic func- Greeley, programme dirbreeding. establishing a clearly demal address, on "a perAmong such view- for the liberation of tioning as a theologian." ector at the National mocratic procedure. manent Pet rine office "But in this interna- • Father points were: men," cited the Berrigan which Richard A. Opinion Centre at the had to be con- tional congress, where From the outset, there • That theologians must brothers, Fathers Daniel tinued by others"—in the world's leading theo- McCormick, S.J., presi- University of Chicago: were murmurings that have freedom to debate and Joseph Berrigan, dent of the Catholic Theo"The powerful search short, the papacy. logians — especially the logical the resolutions proposed t heological Society of Amer- for meaning which charissues who are serving terms Among all the eyebrow big European names — ica: by the congress organis- "among themselves" and in a U.S. Federal prison. secular acterises the raising, participants paid were very prominent, the ers were being railroad- that ecclesiastical auth"The single over-riding world was not stressed The sole guideline reed through the sort of orities "should never jected by the congress scant attention to Fath- common theologian of importance of this con- enough in the congress. power-structure suppos- make a charge against a was a protest against er Van Iersel's attempt the market place, espec- gress was the fact that It did not pay attention edly characteristic of the t heologian without first curtailment of freedom to solve the age-old dil- ially those from social- it gave concrete form to to the fact of the proRoman Curia (the having discussed it with "in the Church of Christ, emma about the Church's ist countries and the the importance of theol- found hunger for religion activity in political Third World, conducted ogy and theologians to Church's central admin- him." which is supposed to be in the modern world. affairs. a sit-in of the western istrative body). • That "the crucified, a messenger of freedom "When we talk about Eurpeon ivory towers. Responding to criti- risen and still living Lord and hope." the worldwide Church In effect, they were sayDry and Sweet cism voiced at the very is the criterion for all It referred to curtailing that the contempor first working session, the preaching :ind every ac- ment in theological re- or even the or the whole ary post-Vatican II theoAltar Wines search and in other world Church, about a logians have been saycongress organisers—all tion of me Church." AS Seven Hills Sacrament fed al Wine eration is made by Jesuits of churches, members of the liberal • That the New Testa- fields, including "all proing that we must look i t complies with the requirements of Church Law a national church or even theological review, Con- ment "presents diverse blems co%cerning sexuan ecclesiastical prov- to the world to undercilium—provided for the types and even several ality." Westral Wine and Spirit Agency ince, we must see to it stand man's needs toelection of officers for principles of organisaFather Andrew Greeley that the Church does themselve day, but they s 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 not each working committee tion of the Christian speaking as a sociologist, become a power struc- have failed to do this by each committee. communities," and that emphasised the role of sufficiently, with the reture," he said. sult that the Christian message has suffered.

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Thursday, October 8, is all deadly in earnest, except for the "lights" which are the same sober people "being funny."

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VICAR'S APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED

Duncan Graham's offThe appointment of Scerri, parish hand little jokes are Father priest, Robert Cini, Horsley Park; and vie. about as off-hand as a S.S.P., as Vicar of the toria — Fr. G. clenched fist and his Missions, was confirm Scerri - ( Administrator), Park. whimsical asides as witty ed by the Superior of ville; Fr. A. and light as a bowl of the Society of St. Paul Zamrnit, parish priest, North porridge. Graham, I am during his recent Aus- Sunshine; Fr. Pius Zara. afraid, is simply not ur- tralian visit. mit, Wantirma South. bane enough for the job. Father Cini will be assisted in the government YOU MAY well ask why it is so that I should devote my main item to a 10-minute show screened by the ABC before most people get home from work. MASS TO MARK of the Society in Australia, during the reFor once the answer is my imprisoned audience intrigui FEAST DAY mainder of his term, by ng models, look- to think it is one of the a perfect reflection of to concede an approxi On Thursday, October Fathers G. Scerri and - ed at it with intense rev- best TV shows I have the question: Why Is It mation for the angle 15, the feast of St. Teresa A. Zammit. erence, and said: "This ever watched. Saturday, Oct. 10: So (ABW 2, 5.30, Mon- theta (wherever that of Arila, Holy Mass will is) is a prayerful thing to appointments Other Catholic Cabaret day, Tuesday and Wed- and so long as I'm not witness and if you do not No. This Day Tonight, be celebrated at 9.30 are: 7. Sir Thomas nesday). expected to do any arith- witness it as such, then ABW's news commen- a.m, at the Carmelite Meagher Pa vilion, Another justification is metic or adding Superiors: Perry Lakes Western up. I am sorry about you." tary programme, has had Monastery, Nedlands. that the ABC has no Australia — Father L. Stadium. Come But, from Sumner Mil- If there is any critic- a lot of well-publicised It will be followed by Attard, parish priest, and dance to the along business to put Profes- ler you can expect any- ism, it is that he doesn't trouble. But, as difficult Exposition 'Swan until 4.00 Si.vanbourne; New South City Jazzmen' 8 p.m, till sor Julius Sumner Mil- thing. come good with enough as this must be, the prop.m. ler's 10 minutes of disWales (Sydney) Fr. M. 1 a.m. Admission, girls tilled delight on so early. $1.00; guys $1.50. Girls Why Is It So should be a plate, guys the drinks. vn just before or after Transport from Repat. the seven o'clock news Building opposite the or some such time. Embassy 7.30 p.m. Professor Sumner MilSunday, Oct. 11: ler is the scientific Golf at Wembley Golf world's self-appointed Course, commencing 2 front-man for Physics, a p.m. Transport from howling leprechaun out Repat. Building opposite to convince anyone the Embassy 1.30 p.m. around him that physics Monday, Oct. 12: is full of more beauty Ramble Meet at the than most people ever Club at 10.30 and proimagine. ceed to Araluen MemWhat's more, he is orial Park, Roleystone— good at it—he convinces From here we Ramble you. to Canning Dam for a He packs more delight picnic lunch (bring your and personality into his own) and then Ramble little segments than most back again for a scrumppeople manage to in an tious evening meal and hour and brings physics drinks by the log fires leaping out of the tomb of the unique 'Chalet of boredom to which it Healey' at approx. 7 was consigned by endless p.m. After which there generations of uninspirwill be dancing to reed high-school teachers. cords for those still feel Physics! ing fit. Cost of the meal will be $3 per head. Yes, physics. Saturday, Oct. 17: If you think that's something for someone Night at the Charles— else and normal people 'Rainbow Room'. Dance shouldn't concern themto the "Silver Platters" selves with such goings commencing 8 p.m. till on,I strongly advise you 12.00 midnight. Drinks to have a look at old and a light supper can Sumner Miller. Of course be purchased. We have to call him old is only a booked for 80 so come figure of speech to desalong and join the fun. cribe the fact that he has Transport from Repat. been around this physiBuilding opposite the cal world for enough Embassy 7.45 p.m. years to turn his hair Those interested Into grey wire. should contact Maurie I am most grateful to Caldow on 65-1260. him for the privilege of being able to prove the A BC-TV's entertaining and educational physics series with Professor Julius Sumner Miller, seen here demonstrating a practical point A "RECORD" IN acceleration of a falling during his programme. object under the influEVERY HOME ence of gravity using a ". . . Now I'll just show real explanation, piece of string, two bobs which gramme is still badly LAWYERS TOLD: in mathematical he could easily and a piece of glass tub- this give bogged down. Hotel Dianella form," he said the other briefly and PRESERVE ing. cryptically. TDT still night. gets onto the ALEXANDER DRIVE "It must be in As a TV critic, I have Mind you, it all hangs mathematical JUSTICE f o r m. been seriously remiss. news behind the importPhone 76 1699 on the preparedness of Words are often mere TALENT is not enough Let me confess my act ant news with the same 3) modern fully aerric,ec motel alacrity that it has al- for lawyers. They must chatter. anita each with private teenMathematical and omission and make !ties. Mod. rates, air condition. ways demonstrated, but also seek the truth description is the only some small C ASTLEDARE to ad and heated. TV., radio. recompense. it is situl bogged down, I preserve justice. They reliable way to describe Ample car parking. 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Cambridge and Phone 81 1028 This week I watched the papers didn't print." their profession peneAlexande r Sts., Irene Wembley McHenry, ProPlAtre" trates the most intimate this magnificent show The viewer should feel and was, in a word, en- he is in the place of the and diverse aspects of S PECIAL thralled. As one famous reporter who is speaking human life. HOSPIT AL Bayswater Hotel man of sporting radio to the men who figure in It was essential for The Railton lawyers to respect the OPP. STATION fame says,I will bet Lon- the events. Perth's Most Modern truth which was "the don to a brick on that. /dP#0..../.41,11`4•14.~41 Temperance Hotel .414"...111•1•041,41^#4,4,41.0 Old Music & , 041.4.4.4.-0 Time , 0 ,4hiNPINIV#4, 041 ,41.4.0.4. The thing about news fundamental requisite if you watch this pro5 minutes walk from and Dancing, Friday is that mostly it is imSt. Mary's Cathedral for the preservation of gramme, you will be as Satur day. B.B. from $7.00 personal. justice." thrilled. 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Dear Boys & Girls W e have discussed, at length, in qualities you t his column, about the an. But need to be a good Christi i t's quite possible that you could have and al l the qual ities we've mentioned ic. Cathol good a be stil l not F or instance, you may believe in God. You may fully real ise why you should be good. You may know which of your own personal faults should be remedied. You may be a ware of people who need help. And you probably call on God when you a re in trouble. Do al l these things make you a good Christian? The answer is no. Unless we put our bel iefs, our thoughts, our feelings and our intentions into action, we are not good Christians. Or at least, we are not the kind of Christians God wants us to be. Do you know someone who is sick? V isit him or her. Do you know someone who needs help in some form or other? Offer your help. Has someone asked you about your religion? Answer him. Have you a particular sin or fail ing that bothers you? Do something about it-. I f we bel ieve in God, we must share that belief; if we have faith then we must live it; our good intentions must be turned into good actions. Be Christian not only in your thoughts, but in the way you act. God bless you all, BROTHER JUNIPER.

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Competition Winners

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Congratulations to the OCTOBER 11 f ollowing who are the Stephen Glorie, Queens winners of our story and Park (14); Christine poetry competition. Robinson, First prize in the story Canning Bridge (12); Glenda Con- section goes to Carol way, Bentley (12); Le- Nys (12), of Northam anne Ellery, Belmont for her story `Carnarvon ( 14). Holiday". Second prize is awarded to Wayne Gower of Broome for * MONDAY "A Ghost Story" which OCTOBER 12 was published in The and Maureen Record at the beginning Peter Lenson, Albany (11); of competition. our Michael O'Meara, Dian- Third prize must go to n, ella (12); Des Hardima Erica Pigram (12), also Mt. Yokine (13); Chris- of Broome, for her story topher Johnstone, Alfred entitled "Shinju Matsuri" Cove (10); Timothy Mur- (Festival of the Pearl phy, Scarborough (12); 1970). Tony Murphy, Scarbor- It was very hard to ough (12). choose the best of these stories and I must make mention of one other * TUESDAY story submitted by the OCTOBER 13 of our winner, Damian Staude, Sou- sister Nys. UnfortuMargaret thern Cross (11); Peter nately Margaret forgot Sewell, E. Victoria Park to name her story, hut it (14); Laureen Marwick, was very good, nevertheKalgoorlie (10); Shaun less. McGoorty, Queens Park Because of a lack of (10); Kelly Bruce, Palm- entries I could only yra (10); Terry Pires. award a first prize in Bentley (11); Annette our poetry competition Wardrop, Rivervale (10); and that goes to Robyn NedO'Hara, Sheena Hicks (13) of Nollamara. lands (12). Congratulations Robyn. Over the next few * WEDNESDAY weeks, we will try to OCTOBER 14 publish the winning enKieran Glynn, Beacons- tries, on this page, so field (13); Jane Lazber- that you can all see just ger, Mt. Yokine (13); how good they were. Edwards, Margaret The winners of our Swanbourne (13); Bar- competition will receive bara Cartwright, Wem- their prizes by mail very bley (11); P. Van Praag, soon. Once again conPeter gratulations to the lucky Applecross (14); Mongan, Wembley (8); ones. Kelly Dunn, Embleton Brother Juniper. ( 5); Anna Bossong, Bel-

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The SOCK PUPPET is to make any type of pup- material sewn on. Other features such as noses, probably the easiest of pet you wish. Buttons can be sewn lips, ears, whiskers, etc. mont (8). all to make, for all you A worried-looking man need to make it is an on for eyes or you can can be made of scraps of on Mrs. Smith's old sock of dad's, a simply make them out of material or cardboard knocked DAY * THURS terribly couple of buttons and a thread, or small pieces of and either stuck or sewn "I'm door. OCTOBER 15 sorry." he said. "I've run needle and thread. little plays for your pup- on as you wish. Jeff and Teresa Tille- over your cat and I'd like In this way you could pets to act out. mans, Queens Park (13); to replace it." Over the next few make a whole family of When you have these Ann Gear, Nollamara which puppets Mrs. Smith: "That's all things, all you need is a weeks we will discuss glove (12); Travers, Mark but can little imagination and other kinds of puppets would provide you with me, with right Bentley (11); Andrew you can add to your sock that you might like to hours of fun. Try writing you catch mice?" McGarth, Armadale (11); Mark Thomsett, Karrinyup (13); Vicki Delia- -THE KANCJIROO (14); bosca, Bodallin Christine Babarra, St. .James Park (12); Mary Kastropil, Boulder (12).

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OCTOBER 16 Mary Welsh, Armadale (14); Anita Taylor, CotMichael (14); tesloe (10); Ballidu Wyss, Wendy Wilson, Cloverdale (11); Lyn Grogan, Gerard "Sewburn (12); Mandurah Luscombe, Nulsen, Leonie (14); Manning (13); Michael Farrell, Dalwallinu (8); Christopher Zadel, Karrinyup (6); John Wach(7); Wembley owski, Geraldine Stewart, Lath- NATURE NOOK. lain Park (6).

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What tree is used most OCTOBER 17 When we think of the kangaroo, we are inclined in winter?—A fir tree. in America in Born red —the Carmel Reid, Mt. Plea- only to think of the largest of the species * -*: 1927, Thomas Anthony sant (11); Kelly Salter, kangaroo. a bus feel does When famous Dooley became Among letters received Teacher: What are the Doubleview (8). — When it is hungry? 'junthe as of 1950's the branches in the among But this kangaroo is by Santa Claus at the properties of heat and gle doctor of Laos'. He empty. post office in Sydney was cold? only one of a large family trees. * found to os helped Kangaro True The ls, marsupia n one from a small boy Heat expands Pupil: MEMBERS of Australia their young are the largest members MEDICO (Medical Inter- Why does jelly appear NEW who promised "to be and cold contracts. which carry than ice?—BeRosella Cowie (11), in pouches. of the family and there national Co-operation Or- colder good and stay out of Teacher: Correct. Now Dr. cause it shivers when1957. in ne, n) Roebour species. ganisatio main Street, three are Rose the fights and stop pushing give me an example. The smallest of hill Dooley established two ever you shake it. Roebourne School, bas- kangaroo family is the W ALLAROOS, or and shoving." * Pupil: In summer when rocky hospitals in Laos, and riding. in bike live , and angaroos ketball k which OO, KANGAR RAT it's hot, the days are long Why is a cherry like a Vietnam, in each Austraone (10), the Devine of rraine s Lo region a His request: A punch- and in winter, when it's is about the size of — Because they 16 Edward St., Queen's rabbit and lives in the lian mainland. Grey Kan- Cambodia and Malaya. peach? ing bag. cold, they are short. stones. have e both financ helped in He Park, St. Joseph's, swim- rain forests, open wood- garoos live in forests * from funds with the C , MEDI Australia stern ea ming. lands and deserts of AusLetters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all your right is Where books and tours of e part lectur (11), tern Gavin Mary-Anne south-wes tralia. competition entries, should be addressed to him hand when you wake in and wrote. , he Australia rn Weste Gleilcoe Rd., Ardross, St. and Hare wallabies st P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. In 1954 he helped refu- the morning?-0n your Benedicts, athletics. nail-tailed wallabies are Tasmania. fleeing from Com- wrist. gees 61 Siobhan Glynn (6), slightly larger than rat The tallest of all is the Eastdene Circle, Nolla- kangaroos. Another type Red Kargaroo found in munist North Vietnam What do you buy to Navy in 1956 My Birthday is mara, playing school and of the the inland plains. The He left the is wallaby throw away?—Confetti. medical his started and dancing. QUOKKA which inhabits male may grow to be work in Laos. At the age * I Erica Pigram (12), P.O. Rottnest Island. PADE- four and a half feet in of 34, Dooley died of canyears of age What one foot say did Box 105 Broome, St. MELONS, another small height when sitting erect. cer. After his death, Con— Look out to the other? in found are and ll wallaby Mary's, basketba Name__ All types of kargaroos gress awarded him a gold your going to be socked. dense forests along the live on the vegetation medal for his humanitarc;wimming. of Austrathat is at hand—leaves, ian work. Jacinta Teh (12), 103 eastern coast A ddress What man sews holes lia. St. Broome, St., grasses, roots, etc. Walcott This is a man from two about man makare together?—A These Mary's( basketball. From World Book whom we can surely ing fishing nets. and a half feet tall. ..........-ideal Christian the dia. learn ncyclope E * ROCK WALLABIES live of putting our charitable her first as their name indicates on was Auntie What should you alSchool thoughts into charitable "You are an hour late in the more Iocky and visit to Bombay. }Es was a love ways be careful to have actions. regions. t oday!" "What a lot of sea," mountainous that went as far as God around you when you're Hobby........_ "Yes, sir; on leaving she said. And in New Guinea boating?—Water. demanded. Queens- home I fell down the * norther "Yes," said uncle, "and and from ation —Info.m tairs." forget you're only land we find the TREE s don't always is What bottoml Please fill In the World Book "Nonsense! That does coupon above In BIG LETTERS and send It to floor. looking at what is on KANGAROO which can class?—The the of Brother Juniper, "The ia. cycloped En hour." an take Street, so Hay Perth, Junior Record," 450 leap with great skill not top." hen Shit your birthday cornea on he am

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MeGOVERN, Kath Elizabeth. Passed away peacefully on October 2, dearly beloved sister of Marion (Mrs. M. Ryan), loved aunt of Jim (dec.), and Pat. Eternal rest grant unto her 0 Lord. BEREAVEMENTS .14 SMITH. Passed away FITZPATRICK. The peacefully on Septem- Fitzpatrick family inber 28, at R.G.H. Hol- cluding Win, Eileen, lywood, John Andrew Sister M. Dorothy, ( Jock) Smith of 10 Sister M. Josephine, Swanston Street, Yok- Rita Negus and all ine, dearly beloved their nieces, nephews. and husband of Jane, lov- grand nieces ing father of Mary grand nephews, wish (Mrs. K. Curley), to thank all those John, Bernard, Tom, who sympathised with Anna (Mrs. V. them in their sad loss. Foulkes), Theresa They thank all who ( Sister Mary Jude, sent mass cards, exsymOsborne Park), Joe, pressions of Dympna and Ralph, pathy, and all who atfond father in law of tended the funeral Kevin, Justina, Vic., mass and afterwards Diana and Patricia, the burial. May God dear grandfather of bless you all sad 14 grandchildren. His reward you. funeral took place in 44 the Catholic Cemetery Mrs. Karrakatta after Re- FOX, Phillip. famand Leahy quiem Mass. Bowra SE Agnes to exO'Dea, Funeral Direc- ily would like relatives tend to all tors. her friends and attending thanks for IN MEMORIAM the Requiem Mass Margaret and funeral of her DUGAN, Mary (Peg). In loving late brother Phillip, memory of our dearly also to the many who loved wife and moth- sent messages of sym er, who passed away pathy and mass offerOctober 10 .1967. In- ings. May he rest in serted by her loving peace. family. Our Lady of DEATH artd B IRTH Succour Perpetual not should NOTICES teleoFone• pray for her. be lodged by

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fears just ask that it be a good ance of the poor and RIAGE ANNULMENT" ing the Church TribunOnce again, our play in its own right. takes from them their by Ralph Brown, is well- als, or those with cases ment and accommodation from early aroused; are a nd hopes same with The other ever income. diminishing play before these Tribunals. timed. a new Australian plays written elsewhere. It wasn't a play about Jan. until mid-Feb. (Correspondence All Catholics ought be on t I closely follows Is upon us. That they the project King in of interested this the unor outback, stockT he Legend the book of Morris West to S. Bohan) . Corpus Christi College, the life in their own areas is O'Malley opens at on little more than coinci- men, or canecutters or and Robert Francis — known facet of the on Theatre Church's New activity s or col-Australian "Scandal in the AssemPlayhouse Werribee 3030. Victoria." (October dental to their making. their behalf. ourful characters from bly." T uesday night We don't demand it of our history. Father draws Brown 4 13). overseas plays, but make Father Brown is qualiattention to the fact receiv- no mistake about it, we Is wasn't the Great fied to speak about his that the Code of Canon Although it has Australian or at Drama, from notices demand it of Australian graduating Law is presently being ed good least it didn't have the subject. Since critics, plays. Law in 1964. revised and he feels it n Canon i Eastern States opinion And we demand that ingredients of the Great he has been engaged acand the general for people to that it is the plays be better than Australian Drama. But tively in marriage cases is useful be to eems s nature of the the know entertainment, their imported counter- then it wasn't drama in of annulment and disso- procedure, which is unexcellent of the sense the accepted to sufficient parts. e this is not Cousins clothed lution in the Archdioces der revision. The Legend of King word. Engr, quell the rising fear that Westminste of He states, and Canon op. O'Malley must obviously the bitterness and agony land. here is another fl Lawyers throughout the the of the of tragedy the me be an Australian play. It seems to The book contrasts world join him, that theatregoer And frankly, I cannot little man in laughter Australian Even the sharply in its fair ap- "please God, the revisand comedy. difentirely a more exciting of an think applies title he gave this play proach to the subject ion of the law itself will ferent artistic standard or dramatic character, his own mixed with the highly emotion- help to remove some of betrayed when viewing the home or, should I say, thea- emotions for his characal, subjective treatment the agony and pain product. rein trical character grown which exists at the moHr country. his and ter of West and friend. an that cent Australian history He demands ment." Poor "The the play called Father Brown states, Australian play be Aus- of whom to make a play Little Bastard". Many things in the as his purpose, "to protralian in (to quote my than the life (or is it the This play was produc- vide a short and practi- Church's laws will, and betters) "Nature and legend?) of King O'Malchanged. be ed last year at the Play- cal manual to be of as- should, ley? idiom". If it succeeds as a house and, if my mem- sistance to those trying Many procedures have nonsense. is This venture, we ory serves me right, got to understand the work- been and will be shortWe don't expect a play theatrical a clear con- mixed notices. with can, ings of the Church's ened and brought up-towritten in the United date. Again, a great fear to marriage tribunals." science, hail it as a conthe portray to tates S to our ourselves commit to Australian tribution We life. of A book such as this way This he does excellentAmerican drama. Our feet would drama with any passion. ly. The book is readable makes a positive contribe on firm ground. Now for "The Legend and concise and should bution to this revision of Yet I am not convinc- of King O'Malley". be of great benefit to Church law. ed that any progress would have been made in our theatre or our audiences. Last year a local man, Tohn Cousins, wrote a play about the struggle the little man against MONUMENTAL of the cruelty and hypocSPECIALISTS risy of this materialistic 483 Great Eastern world. Cousins' play was very Hiway, Redcliffe much about our society. A society, it must be adPhone 65 3157 that preys a mitted, A fter Hours 67 3815 great deal on the ignor-

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ers have commented on The Governor General, the retirement of CardauthHasluck's Paul at Sir The death occured Richard Cushing as inal co: the week-end of Mrs. oritative study of the Archbishop of Boston. Austraand policy onial Busselton Maud Ray of The Guardian under She was the wife of the lian history in the 19th late Mr. Jack Ray and century is in as much de- the heading of "Hustbrother of Monsignor C. mand now as it was ings Priest," said: of when it first appeared in P.P. Cunningham, "Cardinal Richard 1942. any. Alb Cushing, who has just It offers the social an- resigned as Archbishop She died four days be- thropologist, and other of Boston, is a New Engfore she was due to re Australians interested land clerical type who ceive the British Empire this aspect of Australian would have been very of Medal for services to the history, an account much at home in 15thCommunity, from the some 70 years of contact century Florence. About and between Aboriginals Governor, Sir Douglas d as Chesthe as uncloistere colonists during Kendrew. Father Brown, terton's pioneer days. he revelled in the Boston * She and her husband jungle of politics, blusEARLIER DAYS; by freely gave a large acre ter and blarney . . . age for the erection of Doualas Miller. Angus "Rome had no terror 32 home units for the and Roberton; $3.25. him. Bothered by a for gigantic This well-presented a is This Frail Aged. priest who conJesuit project commenced in story of St. Vincent's the no1959 made the Ray family Hospital in Sydney. Well stantly attacked was salvation that tion res and literby both presented widely known one the outside e possibl ary and production stanpected. and only Church, Cushdards. However, it is the sort ing simply excommuniThe Bishop of Bunhe bury, Most Rev. M. Mc- of book that will appeal cated him. 'Nobody,' conKeon was Principal Cele- to only a select few— grumbled in his 'can brant at the Concelebrat- medical people, religious crete-mixer bass, died ed Requiem Mass on and some laymen interes- tell me that Christ selMonday. Other Concele- ted in the history mis- on Calvary for any group.'" ect brants were Monsignor sionary medicine. C. Cunningham, Monsignor Giles, Very flay Fathers M. Brennan, S Kelly, B. Adderley and T. Flanagan. A very large cortege rethe accompanied mains to Busselton Cemetery afterwards.

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ON THE BALL

WORLD of SPORT

By Ferd Tippett

The Bulldogs slaught- which means Graham ered the Demons 15-7 to McKenzie (a rejuvenated 6-18 for the WANFL flag and attacking bowler) under wet conditions at can be expected to p offensivelay Subiaco Oval. a much more A crowd of more than role than was the case 40,000 watched as South in South Africa. ROD EVANS showed that its second "Macca," will in He races a Better Boy semi-final victory was no I was fortunate enough short spells, provide plenty fluke. filly, Frivolous Miss, in of to be at Royal Randwick SOUTH FREMANTLE's coach, Hassa Mann, made the right decision in fire and The wind and rain was partnership with Mrs. E. for the Spring meeting, penetration chosing not to play VFL premiers, Carlton, writes BOB ROBERTS. against the M.C.C. team, which included the Fairfax and the filly is expected to assist the Demons. But the Bullowned by W.A. StockCricket has Derby, Epsom Handicap, To some it will appear If South played Carl- climax if held at the end dogs, fresh from their over the last everled out ironical that Mann has ton and were beaten, of the season and are not Metropolitan and, of broking personality, Don week's rest, five years revelled in so that, in turned down what some people would think of a true gauge if held pre- course, the Breeders' Maloney. international the conditions to win the cricket, Plate and Gimcrack critics have been push- South Fremantle as the season. although the Not well served at the premiership after an in- standard is as Stakes, the opening races ing for over the past "team Carlton beat". Not high a,s terval of 16 years. HOME TOWN ever, for two year old colts barrier, Frivolous Miss the couple of seasons—WA South Fremantle-1970 contesting Hassa Mann, South's ADVANTA did a good GE job to finteams have few and fillies. to take part in an end- premiers . ish sixth and will win a coach, in bringing his bowlers or runmystery STATE games show of-season championship with People sharp -getting team from last in 1969 to Although Randwick race in the near future with VFL and SA prem- memories will immedi- the advantage of home a pennant in 1970, accommany has features that iers. ately point the finger to grounds. posing sides in opposing plished a near football But you don't have to a match between 1965 If premiership are new to Sydney rac- I had a victory drink miracle. a b the thatshmeTee T in Australia be a Sherlock Holmes to WA premiers, East Fre- match is to be held, ing, I do not feel the with Tony McSweeney are evenly matched, with public members or were The Southerners were the owner of Silver predict the outcome of mantle and Melbourne. then let the WA and SA both fairly strong in a match between WA and Old Fasts won — but premiers clash—but in catered for in the same Sharpe, the A.J.C. Derby long shots early in the luxurious way season, that and is never really VFL premiers. winner, in company with only then each State or on a neujust and Lawry will be all now a part of Western fellow West There may have been a against a team that was tral ground. Australians firmed in the betting unoutBliilto og. redeem himself Leave the Vics alone. Australian racing. time when the top WA nowhere Vic Ransome, Tony Zem- til the end of the home- . full near and home games. Australian team was better than strength and not even a SA and WA may win the Test To see members of the pilas and Peter Foreman. cricketers in the Tests. occasional battle, but • the top VFL team—but final four side. Carlton (21-13) defeatpublic queues hundreds Lawry found that the that would be all. not now. Tony, of course, was ed Sturt (12-22) in Adelong waiting for a cool Even if South FremanSouth 'African Tests necAnd why not? Sturt has been sound- tle had agreed to a match drink or an ice cream quite jubilant and ex- laide. It is virtually the essitated a Victoria pirates the scapegoat, ly trounced by the VFL with Carlton, there was on a sweltering humid pects the colt to run Australian club cham- and will be keen premiers—so why should no guarantee that it top players from the to well in the Victorian pion team as Sturt is the day while hundreds of South Australian prem- prove the critics all the outcome be any dif- would have taken place. other States, anyway. Derby and Caulfield the members clamoured for wrong. ier side. ferent with WA? PALE FACES NOW service with only two Cup. Carlton hadn't auto At the moment, South Theseries will unearth * GLEAMING people to serve them was Fremantle is basking in matically agreed to it. some new champions; The INCIDENTALLY, there something Racing Mass celeCRICKET that the glory that has taken 16 new blood will be Personally, I don't feel brated by Cardinal Gilwere some Rod Marsh, a wicket- if the regulars infused worried Western Australian pubyears to achieve. there is any future in this fail roy last Sunday was lic does not have to conpeople in keeper Bunbury and batsman, measure up as was to Why have it tarnished t ype of games. the well attended by all the could win a w tend with. hen it appeared likely place in the in only a week? case in South Africa. They are an antileading racing personali- second Test that South Fremantle Match in I spent a lot of time ties and it was good to With no outstanding would play Carlton. Perth. with Air batsmen or bowlers emsee Tommy Commodore Smith, Len You see, next Sunday P. NORRISH Cs CO. Marsh, an excellent erging from the SpringRay Selkrig, the annual legacy match Hugh Edwards, who play- Burke, LAND and ESTATE AGENTS will take place down ed for South Fremantle George Breen and Al keeper and more than bok tour, players like when he was nineteen, Smith all from differ- useful left-handed, at- Tony Steele, Greg ChapFOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN there . BUYING OR SELLING And some of the star and who was extremely ent fields of racing pray- tacking batsman, must pell, Derrick Chadwick, come into calculations as John Inveriarity and imports are Carlton thrilled with their vic ing together at St. Mary's Contact us at: Australian keeper for Peter Bedford, to name tory. players. If Cathedral. they had 148A FITZGERALD STREET, 1970/71. only a few, could force played on Saturday, they NORTHAM way into Test Unless reasonable wea- their may not have been able NIN.1...1=11=111 I ther favours the first cricket. to play or given their Test in Brisbane, the pobest the following day tential of the touring This match has been a big draw card in the past M.C.C. side will not be CASTLEDARE TRINITY COLLEGE and it should be the truly indicated until the FETE same this year. second at Perth on Dec, R IVERSIDE DRIVE A vigorous committee ember 11-16. MONDAY has recruited some of Pace bowlers should PERTH Australia's judiciously; best he used footOCTOBER 12 ballers to take part.

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