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6000 MARSHALS FOR POPFS VISIT

SECURITY MEASURES TIGHTENED

MORE THAN 6,000 volunteer marshals will be recruited in Sydney to help control and guide the huge crowds expected during Pope Paul's visit. He will be in Sydney ers will add to the occa- China, when Peking released U.S. Maryknoll f rom November 30 to sion. The front of the Cath- Bishop James E. Walsh December 3.

last July. Catholic lay organisa- edral and bell-tower will The stopover in Hong tions have been asked to be floodlit and niches invite their members to of the main altar will be Kong of Bishop Paul with native Marcinkus, the Pope's adorned be marshals. flowers from every Aus- chief travel arranger, alwill visit Paul's Pope so sparked speculation. tralian State. have a big impact on Bishop Marcinkus has Cardinal Gilroy will Sydney. welcome Pope Paul be- already been to Austramother ustralia's A lia to prepare for the fore Mass. church of Catholicism, Pope's trip. On December 1, the Cathedral, is Mary's St. The Bishop said that already being prepared Pope will cross Sydney and preside the press had ignored so Harbour for the Pope's visit over the concluding ses- far in all their speculaHe will celebrate Mass sion of the Bishop's con- tion that Pope Paul had twice in the Basilica — at the Cathedral never used his travels on the evening of his ference for anything except recrypt. arrival and the morning motives. ligious Security measures are he leaves. "The press has had us tightened at the being Pope Paul will also stopping in a million and preside at a meeting of cathedral. one places," Bishop MarMeanwhile Pope Paul the Bishops of Oceania cinkus said. in the cathedral crypt has made news in three "But no matter where and will meet the priests other countries. we stop, unless it is just of Australia in the CathNearly 30 Indian Bishto gas up, the Pope will edral. ops including the country to meet the people and be the priest he is. I can guarantee you that there will be no politics on this or any other trip." In Sydney the marshals will do duty at these functions: • Mass for clergy and Religious to be celebrated by Pope in St. Mary's Cathedral on evening of his arrival. His Holiness Pope Paul has disbanded his gendarmes (police department) at the Vatican. Here, dressed in their splendid uniforms, two carabiniere pose after attending their last Mass in their own Chapel of St. at Mass • Evening Michael on September 29, in Rome. Racecourse, Randwick It has always been an offence to photograph the policemen without authority but on this occasion they December 1. posed in the uniforms in which they have been seen daily, in St. Peter's Square. The Pope's gendarmes The bells of St. Mary try's two cardinals are always carried swords and is one of the few police de,Dartments in the world to be so equipped. Members • Pope Paul's Mass for will ring before the Pope expected to attend the of the Vatican Fire Brigade also carry swords but only on ceremonial occasions. people at the raceyoung leaves Sydney Town Pan Asian Bishops' meet course following the Hail after an official meeting in Manila shortmorning. welcome by Lord Mayor ly before Pope Paul arMcDermott on the even- rives in Australia. ecumenical • Evening ing of November 30. attended Despite a stop at Hong service to be More than 5000 broth- Kong the Pope will not by Pope at Sydney Town ers and nuns and some attempt to "woo Red Hall, December 2. priests will wait at St. China" a Vatican official • Pope Paul's morning Mary's for the Pope to said. Mass for missionaries arrive and celebrate Press reports had tied and seminaries in St. The crisis in the modern priesthood will be given consideration in the Vatican. The Pope's Mass. Pope's Mary's Cathedral, Dec- highest ranking advisory body will address itself exclusively to the crisis when it convenes next the together Floodlights and flow- friendly overture to Red ember 3. year.

THE END OF A TRADITION

Papal Visit5y41910

PRIESTHOOD ON SYNOD AGENDA

102 YEARS IN PAPUA NEW-GUINEA

This was the word in Rome when 12 of the 15 members of the secretariat of the Synod of Bishops finished agenda proposals and last week discussed them in an informal audience with Pope Paul.

Although the actual analysing the modern If admitting a prob- Archbishop Marcos Mcagenda was cloaked in American priest. lem exists is the first Grath, of Panama, a an unusual amount of Father Schallert had step to arrest it, then secretariat member said: secrecy, N.C. "Anyone who writes News consultations with Car- Pope Paul seems to have W hen the Cathay Pacific flight from Singapore Baar joined the others learned that the entire dinal Jean Villot, State taken that step. to say the Church does t ouches down at in 1931 and between and secretary Addressing the 12 sy- not have a lot of probPerth Airport this evening, three them they erected over agenda would be given Papal Giovanni nod secretariat members lems is kidding himself. to bishops' conference Archbishop priests who between them have spent 102 years 50 schools around the world for Benelli, substitute secre- Pope Paul said that the At least the Pope is trychurches, on the Missions centres for study and suggestions, tariat medical and ing to face them." State and church had problems. of in Papua-New Guinea, will meet the native missions. He months before the synod whom many regard as —"Many problems toa fter a lapse of Many contend that the 26 years. was captured by the Jap- convened. the Pope's chief adviser. day," the Pope said, "are single issue of celibacy They are the anese but escaped. Later van Baar He was appointed to a source of agitation epitomised all that was brothers, Rev. Fathers the vicariate of Alexis- with the assistance of a among the people of wrong with the CathoEnglernund, Queensland unit of the A SPECIAL REPORT God. . . You know them lic priesthood. Cornelius. William and haven and has had the army he left New Guinea through direct experi- In a study of 700 Friesland, Born in West joy of seeing it since but only for a short Holland, they raised to the status of ence and wise medita- priests, half of whom Were of a The Vatican has done family of A rchdiocese of Madang. while. All three returned It is no secret that the tion. had left the ministry, t welve, in 1944 mission their to inthey all entered more than merely study Pope has been vitally His brother William the celibacy was at best a their resume work "You to certainly share Society of the Divine also joined the order in terested in the problems the problem of priestWord. among the natives. in our anxieties and latent reason for leavpriesthood. Father of the hood. Engle- 1926 and was sent to Mund went hopes. It is sorrowful tc ing. Father Eugene Schalto New New Guinea. In 1945 he Guinea in The three brothers will see difficulties and tribuFather Schallert's find1924 I t sociologist has also Jesuit conferred and lert, with was Apostolate Adminis- be together in Perth for the exception of a num- trator of New Guinea. In about one week. Fathers from San Francisco Uni- with psychiatrists and lations arise for the ings belied that. ber of Church." Japaneseyears spent in n the early stages of the Englemund and William versity, was called to the counsellors, who have He found mat frustraprison camp war he was evacuated. van Baar are returning Vatican for four consul- dealt with the alcoholic Asked about the seem- tion with too little or during the war he spent all his The third brother from a holiday in their tations in the past year. or emotionally distress- ingly solid recognition too much change was by priestly life there. Father He is a specialist in ed priest. Cornelius van native Holland. of problems by the Pope far the greater factor.

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Thursday, October 22, 1970

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READERS' OPINIONS

NO GREAT KNOWLEDGE OF SUBJECT

MASS GUIDE OCTOBER 251st Reading—Jer. 31: 7-9. 2nd Reading—Heb. 5: 1-6. Gospel-10: 46-52.

SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: As the blind man received his sight again, he followed Christ along the road. Let us ask God for help to do the same. Conclusion: Father, Jesus has brought as back. May we be your faithful sons as he was.

fend the orphanage because it felt the North Vietnamese would not carry out a senseless attack on innocent children and on those looking after them. It is an age of demonstrations. Some are But, typical of the communists, vociferous and others are peaceful. Many they did make this attack and 12 NOVEMBER 1—ALL SAINTS are militant, more are deep and meaningful. children were murdered and 24 other 1st Reading—Apoc. 7' 2-4. The Annual Eucharistic Procession at Aquinas people were injured seriously. Reading—Jn. 3: 1-3. College on Sunday should be of the latter Fathers Harte, Ruhan and Brophy 2nd 1-12a. Gospel-5: kind. For the individual Catholic it should should be aware that, on one occabe a public demonstration of his faith in sion, 50,000 North Vietnamese were SUGGESTED BIDDING PRAYERS: Invitation: the Blessed Eucharist and in all the doctrines ruthlessly murdered because of their There are many kinds of happiness, but only religious convictions or because they of his Christian heritage. one really worth having, the happiness of did not agree with the communist being with Christ. Let us ask God for the To rest at that, would defeat the purpose of activities of the regime. courage to follow Christ's way to happiness. the procession. It should be a rallying point During the Tet offensive at Hue, onclusion: God our Father, show us the path C for his loyalties to God and to the systems 5,800 South Vietnamese were murdertrue happiness which is Christ your Son to and undertakings to which he has pledged ed for nearly the same reasons. and do not let us be led astray in search of his energy and sacrifice. Those that associate themselves illusions. Committee Moratorium the with Of course one may buck the Establishment, as should know that they are favouring the saying goes. But when that Establisha regime that has committed this ment embodies the essential fullness of kind of ruthless murder. Christian Truth, bucking it has got to be They must ask themselves what judged in the light of eternal destiny. would happen if the free allied cause was defeated, not only in South VietAquinas Eucharistic Procession owes its sucThis letter is concernwith nam, but also in Laos and Cambodia. I thoroughly agree cess to the solid living faith of Catholic men the views of your corres- ed with endorsement of exthat assume must we Surely and women be they lay people, religious or Mr. Parkinson the letter of Michael Paractly the same ruthless measures pondent, clergy. Their co-operation in all the diverse of xpressed in last week's kinson e Fremantle, Consequently what would follow. avenues of planning and staging the procesProvaco start- Having formed an opinRecord. with themselves associate who those sion is a public reminder of their witness to off well and then ion much earlier, of the the Vietnam Moratorium Committee ed same nature concerning seemed to tire. God and their faith in Him. must ask themselves in conscience is: matter what his Peter Rattigan contribuNo action to kind of this all other want witness must be shown in This same Do they theme one could still tions, I have restrained continue? avenues of life as well. Their devotion to see the Establishment from putting pen to and souls their examine must They duty and to the advancement of every worththinking coming through. paper. c onsciences as to whether they want while cause in society both at home and hope that he has gone I have read this week's I to continue with the campaign and to abroad must radiate the effects of participaHis type of "Paisley and Pope Paul" activities con- for good. senseless these have tion in the demonstration of faith which the thinking would fail to and hasn't he put the tinued. a ttract the young. I for cart before the horse? Aquinas procession is. In my view, the continued affront one am quite impressed The "sloppy emotionalnot nation is the of morality This same sense of responsibility reaches too the to by your decision to de- ism" and "circus specunassociated with the sponsors of bunk him. to our attitudes to advertising and the comtacle" which Peter Ratthis committee. The Record advocates a mercial world. tigan sees are, in fact, James Thompson. same the find will you enerally, G sensible, broad, enlightened mind on matindications which pracpeople support the permissive society ters pertaining to these fields, as long as the tically demonstrate that and the withdrawal of any type of there are very many essential elements of Christian thinking, schools. private justice to Catholics who wish to morality and mores are protected. J. F. Harding, show Our Holy Father When advertising seeks to exploit the Passion, Scarborough. the love and loyalty that Death and Resurrection of Christ as a comNever have Iread such his position as Christ's mercial gimmick, it is time for Christians an absurd letter as that Vicar on Earth merits. of all shades of belief to take a stand. This of Michael Parkinson There is nothing "revolt( October 15). He em- ing", save in the hard is actually happening in our midst. no logic, but merely and ungracious attitude ploys Our commercial TV stations screen advertisadvocates the removal of mind that reacts as ing of the new model Toyota in the context of Peter Rattigan's artic- Peter Rattigan's mind of sorrow, death and resurrection. The les from 'The Record' has done and as some accompanying dialogue and music leave no because he (Rattigan) is other "moder" minds doubt as to the association of ideas and the conceivably, so IT IS frequently suggested that count of prisoners' religions gives the a radical. Even if all rah- may, original source of inspiration. We consider Catholics make up a disproportionate total of wrong doers in the commun- calism were to be ab- react. Our Holy Father is not this verging on the blasphemous and we percentage of prison inmates. There- ity. It does not, of course, since few horred, Michael Parkinfore, Catholics are bad and their roundly repudiate and condemn it. prisoners spend their whole lives in son would still need to "only a man of God", for give some logical reas- every individual CathoChurch schools lead to moral and prison. We call on all those who treasure the deeper social failure. If the average term of imprison- ons for the banning of lic on this Earth, he is significance of the act of Redemption to 0.1 per cent or one in 1,000 of the ment is one year and prisoners serve Rattigan from the pages literally Christ's repremake their protest in its most telling form population appears to be in prison at only one sentence over an average of "The Record'. Does he sentative on Earth, and both at the television stations concerned and expressed only the intellectually want any one time. adult span of life of 40 years, 40 times only arrogant and the showrooms and agencies which sponsor with proud opinions Relative to census returns on rethe number of people found in gaol those would deny it. such outrageous advertising. ligious adherence, Catholics are a at any one time will serve the aver- which he agrees? modern Peter This It should be realised bit above the average at 0.13 per cent age one year sentence. This unscrupulous use of religious themes to 1,000 by Michael Parkinson would do well to emulate one in and proposition, the Anglicans and Free Churches are this On further monetary advantage offends the beabout 0.9 per cent and, can we say, 0.4 of the community that gets into gaol that if it were not for the first Peter (who sensitivities not just of the religiousby Pope the first came kind radicalism (of one per cent better behaved? is upped to 40 per 1,000 or 4 per cent direction of minded, but also of those who would be If so, we find the Salvation Army This is still not a very big percent- or another), we would the personal and St. slow to claim they were religious. Although rating 0.18 per cent of its adherents age to judge behaviour of the whole still be in caves. It the Son of God, of his reason by Peter would appear that the passed by the Australian Broadcasting Conin gaol, a shocking 0.05 per cent worse community by. Peter, of trol, the screening of such offensive material than Catholics, and only exceeded by In actual fact, a large percentage cave-man attitude of Mr. love for God). times modern is ideally these must rest with the Stations ccncerned. Lutherans at 0.4 per cent and atheists, o f prisoners are not one-sentence Parkinson little"! a "give needs to suited to that environagnostics and unattached the highest Protest aimed at such centres in matters of servers. Something like 70 per cent Edna M. Henderson, or lowest of the lot at 1.8 per cent, of prisoners are regular in-and-outers, ment. Rational radicalthis offensive kind will at least indicate that SRN. ism should always be t imes worse than the Romans! lecidivists as they are called. we are not prepared to tolerate the denigraianella. D preferred to irrational If we look at total numbers of f.ny They are vagrants, alcoholics and tion of all we hold sacred. one religion, none will be surprised to the destitute for whom prison is pre- conservatism. Please note, Mr. Parfind that those persuasions with the ferable to the streets, especially in HISTORICAL kinson ,that while I disbiggest following do rate high perwinter. agree with you. I do not centages of total prisoners. When they are out of prison, they advocate the removal of SOCIETY Thus, C. of E. tops the list with 37 turn to Catholic charity, night shel- your type of letter from per cent with Catholic next at 35.5 per MEETING ters, meal centres. Thus, we accumu- any section of the press. (commonly cent quoted as about 50 number of disproportionate a late Access for parking for Aquinas Procession Not only would that be should be down Mt. Henry Road and Redmond per cent!) Then Free Churches 12 freeloaders of a less reputable char- irrational, but also an GeThe nern al 3"'ieeilitiobge of per cent, followed by agnostics, etc. acter who find material value both in the W.A. Catholic HisStreet, Manning. Official cars, cars for the sick at 8.5 per cent. affront to the principle nnd out of prison in adoption of of freedom of speech and torical Society, held and infirm via Mt. Henry Road. There are two fallacies in this judg- "R.C." as religious affiliation. St. Thomas More at expression which (I preParking will be prohibited on all access drives ing of average behaviour by an exCrawley, on College, at 8m p.m. It is regrettable that our charity sume) we all espouse. within the grounds. Adequate parking will he treme of misbehaviour. uesday. October 27, T obliquoy of the frequent P. earns us K. Rodan available, special police will be in attendance to The first is that a population bedirect drivers to parking areas which will be haviour characteristic, which turns "Catholics" make up 50 per cent of President of the b the prison populations". 35 per cent up once in every thousand, can no arranged to facilitate easy departure. Rev. M. NewSociety, cent. Of such 35 per cent is not 50 per a Cars requiring stickers for the sick or infirm more be used to determine average many are not genuine baptised Cath: could pick them up at 83 Heytesbury Road, behaviour than the level of a flock olics but "R.C." by adoption. entitled: paper ,r can be assessed from the style of Subiaco no to 12 noon on Sunday. The ExtraordinarY "The " one solitary black sheep in the mob. Paul Donnelly, AusOctober Life of Western The second fallacy is that one Claremont. PionMonday 26: Father E. tralia's Czech NEW MASS TIMES AT N. FREMANTLE James, Shenton Park. eer Priest". inMasses at St. Anne's Church, North Fremantle, will be November: You are cordially Monday 2: Sister St. vited to bring anyppina t 7 a.m., 9 a.m., and 6 p.m. every Sunday until riends tor Stephen, Convent of ineetinffg. terested further notice. Our Lady of the Misthis WHAT MAKES a Sister a Sister is ligious, not keep up a witness of that o f at thetiie sions, Highgate. neg. served i e ib will —L-O-V-E. love for her spouse, by being interestconclusion And what makes a mother a mother ed in her apparel and decorum and Monday 9: Father D. Hughes, 0.M.I., Oblate evening. take an even great interest in her also is LOVE. Fathers, Lesmurdie. religious garb in this changing era, Life, on the whole, is made up of ••••••••.##########-~"'": things and little happenings. little lest something might creep in that WOULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN The religious Sister, by her voca- would displease her Lord, her Lover tion, by her response to the Holy EVERY LOTTERY DRAW? Let her use the rinses and curlers Spirit in answering the call to leave if her habit so fashioned this style. I f so, simply post in $10.00 or more to all, as the 'rich man' spoken of in the Isn't the religious sister a woman. OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS Gospels, has an obligation much simi- and shouldn't she look attractive and CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B86, lar to the everyday Christian woman pleasing all the more for isn't she the 21 8151, of the world. PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE lever of the King of Kings? 21 531/' ... Perth. 6001. ... ... She, too, has her lover to please, PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... ... ... 3526025 Religious sisters are not entirely FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET the lover for whom she left all. ... "6 teachers, nurses or economists!!! THE WINNERS WI LL FOLLOW In doing this, which I am sure, was COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET

A CALL TO DEMONSTRATE

The recent articles in defence of Father Harte by Fathers Ruhan and Brophy, S.J., are understandable and in my view, to some degree commendable. The family unit may privately inflict self-criticism, but let no outsider join battle. However, neither Father Harte nor his clerical brothers appear to have any great knowledge or understanding of their subject—i.e. Vietnam. I can assure them that trade union offices are regularly supplied with expensive propaganda emanating from Hanoi, and even the most naive reader would find the position, as presented by the agents of the National Liberation Front, incompatible with factual, unbiased reporting from a variety of public media. The agents of atheistic communism have had unqualified success in subverting the democratic process to their own ends and drawing to their cause a multitude of people of goodwill unaware of the real issues involved. Shortly after Father Harte's public involvement with the Moratorium Committee, I personally had the experience at a meeting of the W.A. Trades and Labour Council of one of the most militant communist trade union officials saying to me: "Did you notice that we have one of your mob in our camp now?" That is a statement of fact. To that man it was a huge achievement. As one who abhors war and violence of all types from any direction, I believe the lesson of history is there for all to learn—that "the price of peace is eternal vigilance". I read with horror the detestable actions of the Americans at Mai Lei as I do the recent action of the North Vietnamese in attacking the orphanage at An Hoa in northern South Vietnam. The army of South Vietnam considered it was not necessary to de-

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Pope Will Visit Mother House Of Australia's First Congregation

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S YDNEY. — Pope Paul will visit the mother established in the Bihouse of the Australian-founded Sisters of St. Centenary Celebrations Citizens Committee ofJoseph during his tour.

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fice, Queen Victoria He will meet the Jose- is buried in the Convent Building, 473 George St., phites' General Superior, Chapel." Sydney. Papal tour organiser, Mother M. Adrian and SPECIAL GROUPS superiors of other relig- Bishop Paul Marcinkus IN MANILA.—Cardinal ious congregations there. said that the other Relig- Rufino J. Santos has apSCHOOLS Monsignor T. 0. Wal- ious Superiors were in- pealed for spiritual oflace, Director of the vited because the visit ferings for the success Papal Visit, said that the was a tribute to the "self- of the Asian Bishops' Pope would visit the sacrificing Religious of C onference and the visit Mount Street Convent on Australia." of Pope Paul in NovemDecember 2. ber. Meanwhile, a special ASSEMBLY AREAS "The Josephite Sisters The cardinal heads the - E- UCHARISTIC PROCESSION staff many small coun- office has been estab- Philippine bishops' comlished to provide acschools. Besides try mittee preparing for the A QUINAS COLLEGE R IVER schools, they conduct commodation in Sydney Pope's visit. OCTOBER 25 for pilgrims during the foundling homes, materHe issued a letter to nity and children's hos- visit. An This is the layout of the assembly area of the Eucharistic Procession at the Aquinas College oval. It accommodation all parishes, schools, Repitals. Their St. Margarligious communities and s hows the specific areas which the various participants will occupy. et's Children's Hospital and billeting bureau has lay organisations in the been established under ( in Sydney) is the only archdiocese "to gather Catholic children's hos- Mr. Kevin Ryan, a memspiritual bouquets" of ber of the Citizens Welpital in Australia. prayers and sacrifices so "There are 2,328 mem- come Committee, who will be in charge of that "God may look with Congregation bers of the BISHOP P. Quinn, Auxiliary to His Grace, the 3.40 p.m.—Benediction. favour on the two hisin Australia and New movement control. Archbishop, will carry the Blessed Sacrament at toric events". Act of Consecration (Bishop Quinn). Mrs. Monica Gallagher Zealand. the annual Eucharistic Procession at Aquinas ColHymn: "Down in Adoration." will act as accommodaMeanwhile, the post "Their Congregation tion officer directly lege, on Sunday, October 25. Versicle prayer and response. (Fanfare re- office bureau announced 1866 by was founded in Father Robert Healy, parish priest of Willagee, sponsible for the super- that it would issue comduring blessing.) Mother Mary McKillop, a vision of the bureau. will preach the occasional sermon. memorative stamps Divine praises. South Australian. Colonel G. O'Sullivan marking the three-day TV personalities Syd Donovan, Garry Meadows Final Hymn "Now thank we all OUT "She died at the Mount will organise emergency visit. and Jim Fitzmaurice will lead the prayers and God." Street Convent. Her body accommodation should Scripture readings. Initial plans call for request for accommodathe printing of stamps The programme will be: tion exceed that which is i n 10, 20 and 40-centavo 1.00 p.m.—Background music and announcements. available. denominations. Mrs. Gallagher said all 2.25 p.m.—Folk hymns. President Ferdinand parishes in the Sydney 2.40 p.m.—Announcements. metropolitan area had Marcos has also been 2.45 p.m.—Father Flamer will introduce the Rosary been inform-21 2nd tha4 urged to issue an execuand announce the mysteries. 30,000 forms seeking the tive order declaring NovFirst Decade: Jim Fitzmaurice. GLASGOW, Scotland.—The Church's new mixed "In these ecumenical co-operation of private ember 27 (the day of the Second Decade: Garry Meadows. marriage guidelines, which were explained to the days it might have been home owners had been Pope's arrival), a nationThird Decade: Syd Donovan. people of Scotland on TV and in the press, immed- thought that understand- circulated. al holiday. Fourth Decade: Jim Fitzmaurice. iately drew criticism as failing to fit into the ing between Catholics About two million perThe response was gratFifth Decade: Garry Meadows. atmosphere that encourages Christians unity here. and members of other ifying. sons are expected to Every effort would communions would be Father Flamer will lead concluding promoted by greater be made to provide ac- converge in Manila on ion will Thombe interpreted Francis Bishop prayers and the hymn ("Protect us while commodation for visit- that day. The department freedom of marriage. son, of Motherwell, rep- liberally in practice. telling."). "But the Pope's letter, ors to Sydney in homes of education and the "It is unfortunate, also resenting the Scottish armed forces have been 3.00 p.m.—The Blessed Sacrament will leave the hierarchy, presided at a that the faith of the non- which is loyally endorsed as near as possible to asked to make plans to the centre of activities. chapel. bishops, news conference to out- Roman partner is still by the Scottish 3.03 p.m.—The Blessed Sacrament will arrive at the line Scottish policy on regarded by the Scottish took the view that mixed The amount figure re- ultilise school buildings and to establish a "tent altar. Pope Paul VI's motu bishops as something marriages were no help commended as a tariff by city" to house visitors. the Citizens Welcome Fanfare is sounded. proprio on mixed mar- from which the Roman to unity, but on the con"Thee 0 Christ the Prince of Ages" to be riages first announced partner and the child- trary underlined differ- Committee was S3.00 per head, bed and breakfast. in April and which came ren need to be safe- ences. sung. THE RECORD CLASSIAccommodation The "No doubt they have 3.06 p.m.—The Blessed Sacrament will leave the into effect on October 1. guarded." Balls said the choice caused discord and dis- and Billeting Bureau is FIEDS GET RESULTS. which changes The altar and move down onto the arena. of church in which a tress, but it might be effect in came into also Prayer for unity. Australia at the begin marriage should take argued that this has been 3.09 p.m.—First Circuit of the oval commences. ning of the month, gave place, the minister be- due to the discouraging The theme ("Christ among the youth a bishop power in his fore whom the ceremony and intolerant attitude of Catholic Roman and the sick" will be announced. own diocese to permit a should be performed. the the denomination in and authorities. marry in a to Catholic 1st Scripture reading: Jim Fitzmaurice. the children "It would be ungracResponse and prayer: Father Flamer. non-Catholic church be- which should be brought up, ious to deny that the minister. a fore 2nd Scripture reading: Garry Meadows. should be "the free and Pope and other ecclesAlso, the Catholic partResponse and prayer: Father Flamer. unfettered choice of the iastics have shown much now promner alone will Hymn: "Godhead herein hiding." goodwill and make charcouple themselves." ise to do all he or she Scottish news itable gestures towards 3.15 p.m.—Second Circuit commences. The can to insure a Catholic The theme ("The Eucharist our Spiritual baptism and Catholic media gave the Catholic the ecumenical movestatement wide coverage, ment, but the case of food") will be announced. upbringing of all childas did the major televis- mixed marriages illus3rd Scripture reading: Syd Donovan. ren of the marriage. ion channels. trates unnecessary deResponse and prayer: Father Flamer. Bishop Thomson said daily fensiveness and lack of Edinbure's Hymn: "Hail Redeemer King Divine." there were 2,681 mixed newspaper, The Scots- openness in relations 3.21 p.m.—Third Circuit commences. marriages out of 7,410 man, carried a critical with members of other The theme ("The Kingdom of God is Catholic marriages in editorial: churches." among you") will be announced. Scotland when the last 4th Scripture reading: Jim Fitzmaurice. figures were available in Response and prayer: Father Flamer. 1967. Hymn: "Sweet Sacrament Divine." He did not expect the 3.27 p.m.—Blessed Sacrament returns to the altar. new legislation to result in a significant increase. Prayer of challenge (Father Flamer). "We are still determHymn: "Praise to the Lord." NEW YORK—Full membership of the Roman ined that there should oe 3.30 p.m.—Sermon. mixed marriages Catholic Church in the World Council of Churches Followed by the Creed (spoken). Led by as few as possible. We will dis- is not just around the corner, although areas of laymen and priests at microphones. courage such a union, WCC-Vatican co-operation continue to multiply. Hymn: "Firmly I Believe." but once a mixed marDr. Eugene Carson riage goes ahead, we will A decision based on do the best we can to Blake, general secretary such a process, he pointinsure that it is a suc- of the WCC, said this in ed out, became "acceptan interview here able not only to the cess." W.A.O.A. A statement issued by against precipitous ac- bishops but also to the the Church of Scotland tion on the question of people of God—who are OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST the Church." (Presbyterians) welcom Catholic membership. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, ed the Catholic stand, 1880 MEMBERSHIP of the VICTORIA PARK. 61 He said: "A decision to with reservations. join would be better five WCC will be discussed at Res.: 67 1685 The Rev. E. George years from now rather the annual meeting of the Balls, convener of the than now, if it rose out Secretariat for PromotChurch of Scotland's of bishops' conferences ing Christian Unity at Church and Nation Com- discussing it all over the present in meeting P. 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AMERICAN CATHOLIC The UN And Its Conscience: PRESS DYING? An Examination

TWO AMERICAN Catholic press men were in Melbourne recently to background information for the 1973 International Eucharistic obtain THE HOLY SEE'S perthe at observer manent Congress to be held in Melbourne.

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—None of the 70-plus United Nations members who took part in the opening debate of the General Assembly doubts that the UN has a future.

United Nations has deThe papers have full- hear, were losing ground They were Msgr. Vinnied telling newsmen he religion editors, he said. time Editor Yzermans, cent enAll agree, however, memorative session, will putes, to changing the to China Red expects On the other hand, that several things must offer specific remedies membership and ter the United Nations of "Homiletic and Pas- many of them with theodoint papers which took an ex- be done to insure that it remains to be seen. which logical training. toral Review," something about the in November next year. The religion coverage treme conservative stand is an effective one. 40,000 - 50,000 From the debate that of the veto power. Msgr. Alberto Giovan- reaches Among the welcome This year's general de- has already taken place, netti said the prediction clergy, and Fr. Albert is generally fair and ac- were gaining circulation. Msgr. Yzermans said bate, sometimes, which France's however, it is possible to practical attributed to him in Nevins MM, of "Our Sun- curate, suggestions he believed several small Minister though, it is coloured. Foreign extract a number of were those for streamof some news reports had day Visitor". combine dioceses should due often very is This accompanwere They lining the organisation's Affairs, Maurice Schu- basic concerns. in fact been made on the Middle methods of work, putting Besides September 10 by UN Sec- ied by Sir John Hodgson to the lack of expertise to produce one paper mann, called an examretary General U Thant President of the Catholic of churchmen in dealing for a State or a region. ination of conscience, East and Vietnam, it is a time limit on speeches "Each diocese could was given less to polite not surprising that the and adopting only Travel Office (Washing- with the press. at a press conference. those have one or two pages for statements and more to majority of delegates resolutions that can be Msgr. Giovannetti said ton), who is organising RELUCTANCE its news," he said. a blunt analysis of the stressed the need to implemented. he had merely cited U t ravel arrangements for "The cost of syndicat- organisation's weakness- strengthen Another reason for the UN's Another the Thant's remark in "a overseas visitors expectsubstantial casual encounter with ed to come to the Con- decline is the reluctance ed material could be es and needs if it is to peace-keeping possibili- number stressed the need of parish priests to push shared." gress. hopes all ties. the to strengthen the Interfulfil journalistic friends." the papers. Msgr. Yzermans was people — particularly Several delegates war- national Court of Jas. In a formal denial isIN SERIOUS Msgr. Yzermans attri- the first press and in- those of the smaller ned against the tendency tice. sued through the Holy DIFFICULTIES butes this to their con- formation officer for the countries—place on it. Several speakers note See's Press Office, Msgr. among member states to Msgr. Yzermans ,a vet- cern with the financial the that it is the smaller, US Catholic Conference. or the with not Whether Giovannetti said his consatisfied feel eran Catholic pressman, problems of their parIn this job he worked procession of heads of UN's achievements in weaker or poorer court. versation with newsmen said America's press was ishes, and a consequent with the secular press, state, who are expected other fields, while this tries that need the UN at that office was of an difficulties. serious unwillingness to under- radio and television. informative in exclusively to speak in the corn- main purpose remains more than the big powUntil 1966-67, the Cath- take further financial character, meant to deers. But, according to unfulfilled. press in the USA commitment involved in olic lineate the problem as it year, too, there President Ahmadou AhiThis time. that At was strong. buying and selling a self- djo, of Cameroun, the presented itself to the increasing w as decline set in. Catholic paper. They do scrutiny and debate of a criticism with regard to UN itself has "succeedOf 146 diocesan papers not seem to be convincthe United Nations. the use members make ed in imposing the idea are still avail- ed of the importance of of the UN, and more cri- of an institutionalised Far from representing then, 112 about 30 magazines a Catholic press. "overblown international communty" ticism of the ideas of the Holy See able; ceased publication have and has become a basic One way of solving the nationalism." his observations did not The two 'super-powers' element in international Many others have sev- problem in some dioeven represent his own —the United States and relations to the point erely reduced circulation. ceses is for the bishop opinions. to buy one page (somethe Soviet Union—garn- where it would be diffiWhy the decline? two or more A LEADING Brisbane Presbyterian has queried ered considerable blame cult for contemporary From 1966-67 on, most times dif- pages) in the local news- certain titles used by Ian Paisley, of Northern from many speakers as man to imagine intern& financial had papers THE week —this Ireland, who has stated that he will come to obstacles to both peace tional life without the ficulties. Also, since the paper each diocesan Australia during Pope Paul's the existence of such a unireplaces the Council, visit at the end and development. Vatican reaches a far Reflected in the speech- versal organisation . . Church has been—and weekly and of November. es was the characteristic it has kept alive the feelstill is—front page news. wider public. Mr. Robert S. Byrnes sities. Here then, are the unhappiness of the smal- ing of human solidarity Catholir papers which relegatbeing of nstead I EVERY ler powers at being at and has implemented inPresbyterian facts:ed to a church page spoke dbout social jus- ( Elde r, Australia, of Church and renewal, and tice Saturthe somewhere in 1 Paisley is not a minis- the mercy of the rela- ternational co-operation HOME. its specialised day edition, religion is told its readers things Member of Session, St. ter, nor as far as can tions between the "Big through agencies." they did not want to Andrew's Church, Bristaken seriously. be ascertained, a mem- Two". Hence, there was an inbane) in a letter publishAll seem agreed that ber of any church realso the major weakness the ed in the Courier-Mail cognised by the Alli- creasing emphasis of all UN suffers is lack of last week, said: of ance Reformed on the "equality of political will, the "crisis regardless states", "Many Presbyterians, Churches holding the their size, military power of of whom I am one, are to commitment", Presbyterian Order. or wealth. disturbed at references which Secretary General our to known not is It 2 in the public media, to A growing number of U Thant referred in his churches, either in Ireone Ian Paisley, variousare pressing for at report to the assembly. states land or Australia, by ly described as 'Rev.', as least a discussion on reOn the other hand, they uses he authority what 'Moderator of the Free all seem to share the the title 'Reverend' or viewing the charter. Presbyterian Church of Others believe this is view of Antonio Carrillothe degree 'Doctor'. Ulster', and now as 'Rev. if the char- Flores, UN ambassador unnecessary 3 He cannot be preventDr.' Mexico, who said: ed from using these ter itself is implemented. of GUARDED USE OF we have no right doubt "What no is there But things, and he is the TERMS leader of a group, stat- that a considerable num- to do is to become dis"The Presbyterian ed to have about 1,400 ber believe something enchanted. The United Churches from ancient The com- must be done about the Nations is an imperfect adherents. times ( Presbyter is a municants of the Pres- Security Council. Sug- instrument but it is the New Testament word) rargr' only one we can rely on, byterian Church in gestions have have guarded carefully Ireland, in the last pub- from periodic meetings and for that reason the use of the title 'Revlished statistics, num- of the foreign minister; it deserves the renewing erend,' and in more reof council members, t- of our resolve to make it bered 136,432. cent times, the assumpad hoc committees to evermore effective and Presbyterian The 4 tion of University honChurch in Ireland has consider individual clis- respected." ours. dissociated itself many "Indeed, a few years times from this man's Ausago, the Church in attivities, and in retralia listed officially the turn, has been deuniversities whose deby him. nounced grees the Church will re"That great Church cognise, broadly, the universities of the British has stood often with our The directives follow Commonwealth, of Eire, Roman Catholic friends, GLASGOW, Scotland.— of South Africa, of at critical periods in The bishops' ecumenical the same pattern as Western Europe. and Irish history, in the com- commission has issuer) those published by the guidelines bishops of England and those in the USA (then mon cause of social jus- ecumenical numbering 37) which are tice. It sustains a mighty for the Catholics of Scot- Wales in July. But the English bishmembers of the Associa- missionary and social land. programme." ops said that Catholics tion of American Univer- service Attendance at the ser- should not only be envices of other churches couraged to attend joint is permissible for "rea- non-Eucharistic service sonable causes," but such but should take the inarranging attendances should be Waive in exceptional, the guide- them. their lines state. They called on not part taking Prayers for Christian people West Australian writer, Mr. Richard C. Beilby, is serthe Unity, the guidelines only to attend to tutor for the first time at the Albany Summer said, must be vigorously vices "but to join in s pursued, but inter-Com- c ommon, response Arts School, to be held on January 4 to 14. actions." munion is forbidden. hymns and Mr. Beilby's latest novel "No Medals For Aphro• dite," is to be released this month by Angus and

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THOSE DUTCH CATHOLICS (Continued).

by Mindu Speck In the wake of the Westgate Bridge disaster the re was little taste for share trading, and prices began to ease late last week. London was ver y weak, but this was largely due to a Bank of England warning that the monetary strings we re to be tightened, and had little relation of Australian mining prospects.

To understand what is going on in the church of the Netherlands we briefly had to go through its history and the effects it had on the mentaliq of the Dutch Catholics. During the actual war period the Dutch Catholics broke out of their isolation. The joint fight in the underground resistance united all denominations and in fact all men of goodwill.

NO CLEAR LEAD A Nation Of Theologians

The mining news was of the tarriff barriers given further informa- leys. The precise location Furthermore we have lics today, it is probably line of the Dutch Pasabout evenly split bet- which restrict the im- tion on its drilling pro- is not given, although to take into account the fair to say that there are toral Council that has Mr. ports bad. and from the develop- gramme on its leases in the comany is ween good known to national character. It few conservatives in Hol- got to much in the news, Wilson's report on Tas- ing countries. This step, northern Queensland. On have leases in the Mt. has been said the Dutch land: it is a matter of he wanted to mention which trading is was long share ninex overdue. the Isabel prospect high Pitt area. r are 'a nation of theolog- different degrees of pro- the third cause of the tulsettling but its con- should do more to re- grades of silver, lead and or 'a theologising gressivism. These pro- new developments withians' tents were hardly un- dress the balance of zinc were obtained, to- OILS people'. By this is meant gressives in various de- in the Dutch Church. "It wealth Westralian than all the xpected. hand- gether with relatively e Timor Oil had fairly that they see a religious grees—the great major- would be unthinkable Nickel's quarterly report outs which have been high levels of cadmium promising gas flows from dimension of life. They ity—remain unknown to that the spirit of crisis, The last its w as just a regurgitation given to the poorer na- and indium. of reform that maniSuai No. 2 well, but take religion seriously. the international press. tions since mediocre results the last world named metal is likely to of the This makes for lively fests itself so clearly in this had to be abandoned Finally, the Dutch prowar. It has become pain- become very important r eported earlier. Genoa when the bit and two speculation, controversy gressives recognise that every field of society, in fully failKustatan obvious that artog's gifts i n the development of collars H experimentation what they are trying in- the world, should bywere stuck at the and ure was a disappoint- are no solution to the nuclear fusion reactors, depth even—perhaps especially volves danger. But they pass the Church. of 3,490 feet. poverty problem. but this will not take ment but not a disaster, —at the lay level. And believe that the greater place for some decades. and Carr Boyd's drilling I.M.0. This all the more so The main hope for oils the popular press knowinconclusive were The structure of the in the immediate future ing only too well what danger lies in doing, since schema XIII of the figures nothing. They dissee The latest Internation- Isabel prospect is very is Turkish Beach's Div- the public likes to read Council has as usual. V atican There was some excel- al Mining Corporation complex, but in view of ana No. 2, currently at will therefore cater for turbance and anxiety as strongly underlined the lent news in the form of N.L .drilling results con- the high grades obtained 4,123 feet and drilling, this theological appetite. a comparatively small interaction of Church price to pay for renewing drilling figures at Mt. tribute very little infor- further exploration is ahead after encounter- Another characteristic is and World. What hapthe church. They believe mation on Boulthe Great from viability w artin arranted. M ing gas in soils of low the passion for truthfulpens in society today that the traditional pracOn the Easter Monday porosity at der, with commercial or otherwise of the prosshallower ness, the desire to face tices and doctrines of especially among our platinum content in the pect. From the limited prospect, however, high depths. the facts and if need be, the church must be thor- young people with on After the near Scotia concentrates as a data available so far it hopper grades were not miss on Divana No. 1, to do something about it. a revolt oughly re-examined, not the one hand bonus, but the company appears that the ore maintained, and work which appeared to indi- This seems to be connecthe establishagainst order i n to supplant is currently out of fav- body may occur in an ul- on the prospect is being cate a promising future ted with the centuriesments in the field of edour and it would require trabasic sequence near a suspended pending fur- for the formation share- old battle against the sea them, but in order to ucation, economics, polidevelop them more fully. exploration a solid nickel find to contact with an intrusive ther development aid, in holders can be reason- and its floods. To put it in short, the tics, move its shares. The granitic dome. It is nor- nearby areas. Work on ably optimistic about the other hand a on and believe Dutch with Karl I.M.C. report was a mild mal for enrichment to the Two Treys prospect the chances of this well, PROGRESSIVES AND esurgence of interest in r Rahner that the Church disappointment, but this occur near the contact of has been much more en- although nothing is cer- CONSERVATIVES mysticism, new forms of much change with this was offset by the West- t wo such rock series, and couraging, the best re- tain in the drilling game. Notwithstanding the changing world if it is s ymbolism; all that is mex results from the impression one gains to remain the same. bound to have its influKimberleys. from the international ence in the Church, and press, the great majority THE CHANGING only in the Nethernot THE TASMINEX of Dutch Catholics are WORLD lands, but everywhere. A FFAIR comparatively traditional Before Bishop ZwartFather P. Van Oss, BEACH PETROLEUM N.L. The market had some in their religious attit- kruis tried to give an outCssR. unpalatable medicine to udes. Where they differ Mr. Wilson's swallow in from conservative-mind 5 report on the share + ed Catholics in other MEMORIALS + dealings in Tasminex countries, particularly in N.L. at the start of this the English-speaking year. Its contents were ones, is that they are not hardly surprising, but simultaneously illiberal. 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE there is a certain finality With some few excep- 1Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected in the presentation of a -10 tions, they believe that anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed. report in which one's the minority of progresDesigns and Quotes without obligation. worst fears are confirmsives should have free"We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 ed. dom to put forward It is clear that investheir points of view and tors who were victims of to conduct their experi1 mismanagement and misments. guided optimism have Since tolerance of diflost millions. What is ferent opinions on matOPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS far worse, however, is ters which are not essenCORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS that people in positions tial to the faith could be of trust who were close regarded as the chief 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 to the company have mark of progressive 2 c apitalised on their own thinking. among Cathoblunders and made fortunes as a result. This may not warrant legal Oct 'es OCC70 action, but as a case for the formation of a Secur- Beach Petroleum N.L. Share price in dollars and weekly turnover in hundreds of ities Exchange Commis- thousands. The falling trend indicates the declining interest in the oil market sion it seems overwhelmin general, but Beach may improve if the Divana No. 2 well is successful. ing.

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DISEASES: Bishops Concerned NEW PARTY BEHAVIOURAL PROGRESS THE FAULT, SAYS Over Tests SCHOOL HEAD COPENHAGEN, Denmark.—A new political party appears certain to be involved in Denmark's next parliamentary elecDUNEDIN, New Zealand.—Grave concern at the tions next year.

AN ALARMING rise in behavioural diseases._, New Zealand government's action in imposing a t he of Organisers who women Samoan single all on test pregnancy Christian Peoples Party speed, alcoholism and drug addiction—can be WELLINGTON, New Zealand.—Experimentation want to migrate to New Zealand has been ex- claim to have about two by churches and non-governmental organisations a ttributed indirectly to rapid technological pressed by New Zealand's bishops. thirds of the necessary in aid and development projects was urged here progress. signatures to win a place

by Charles Weitz, world co-ordinator of the FreeThe test, secretly im- is not imposed on womThis is the opinion of their physical and menposed by the New Zea- en coming from such on the ballot. dom from Hunger Campaign. High tal health patterns of Senior Albany land government without places as England, CanThe party, which has Weitz said there was a telling Parliament, came ada, the United States or Weitz said the volunprincipal, Mr. A. any form of abuse and School the more teer aid agencies should general need for better to light when the Nat- Australia) and that it its roots in Richards, who was addiction—be it aggressJutland J. not worry about making liaison between govern ional Council of Women opened up serious impli- fundamentalist speaking at a special iveness, tobacco, alcohol, mistakes in experimenta- rnants and voluntary ag- in Apia, Western Samoa, cations of the attitude of area, produced a plat- seminar on the setting barbiturates, high speed September ting because they were encies and for better published a letter of pro- the State towards a very form early in a community driving, marihuana, hard of up that mentioned political among the few people working relationship. advisory drugs ,shop-lifting or any test it had sent to New private and sacred part and economic problems c ounselling, Discussing the slow- Zealand's Prime Minister of the life of the indiviwho could afford to do information centre other form of behaviour and only in general terms ness with which many Mr. Keith Holyoake. just that. which in Albany. infringed dual. the but which went into de"They don't have to countries are implementthe said Richards rights of other people Mr. The Samoan women's the of president The what condemning in tail answer to parliaments ing trade assistance to national organisation New Zealand Bishops' it called Denmark's lib- government, aided by "The effect that the and so forth," he said. developing nations, Weitz termed the test "social Cardinal eral pornographic laws medical and scientific home, the school, the Conference, "One of the functions said there were two pro- stigmatisation, personal McKeefry, of Well and social permissive- advances, had been able church and the general of voluntary agencies is blems; the general mal- humiliation and an inva- Peter to regulate most of the community said that, al- ness. ington, to be willing to move aise which had set in sion of individual dignity communicable pattern has on behaviour dreaded governmost the young though ahead of governments, to throughout the aid field and privacy" and demandiseases so that most no must health checks be have ments examined be willing to do things and a resultant question- ded its removal. longer existed. closely." for intending migrants, which, for political or ing of the whole direcit so, being "This The New Zaali-ad govGROUP LINKED pregnancy Mr. Richards said that, other reasons, govern- tion and purpose of in- ernment at first stayed to assist on a should follow that a lardifferent a was test despite everything, he ments aren't able to do. ternational assistance. W ITH par percentage of our then issued a matter. silent, "This takes courage Coupled with this was statement young people should live was convinced the majthe saying He was particularly REVOLUTIONARY to a satisfied and heal- ority of young people and foresight and is a the equally grave and, in tests were necessary bewere developing strength unique role for the vol- the judgment of many, cause young Samoan disturbed at the attitudthy old age," he remarkSOCIALISM of character—a confiduntary agencies who much larger, problem of women who were expect- es apparent behind the PARIS.—The national ed. ence—in their own abilmust not confuse them- international trade regu- ing babies came to New requirement. It was not true not is this "But selves with government lation, wherein the major Zealand and had them a great step from the organisation of French for, in the place of these ities and an independence and try to equate what industrial powers had State wanting to test a Catholic university stud- diseases, we have a num- of mind and spirit at an here. to see if she is ents has expressed its ber of behavioural dis- earlier age than in prethey are doing with bi- not found ways to reconThey would be much woman vious generations. lateral aid programmes." cile terms and conditions better off having them at pregnant to the State solidarity with what it eases. of trade, access to mar- home, said the govern- wanting to decide whe- calle dthe revolutionary "Some, in attempting dis"I would list these ther she should be preg- socialist wave. kets and entry of semi- ment. eases as compulsive high to demonstrate this to processed or raw materolder Three of New Zealand's nant . generation, In a communique, nat- speed driving, alcohol- the ials. "Hitler began with the ional and regional offi- ism, and drug experimen- move into a somewhat bishops—the fourth is in Weitz said the answer Rome—criticised the art- Nuremberg (anti-Semi- cials of University Cath- tation and addiction." radical position. to this was why he was nlication of the test be- tic) laws and finished up olic Action (ACU) said These diseases could "However, the majortravelling the world. cause it involved racial with the gas chambers," they were drawing atten- not be controlled by gov- ity are realistic and are Nongovernmental and discrimination (the test he said. tion to the repression of ernment regulations or well aware that they owe other agencies capable developments this new-found freedom the revolutionary move- medical of joining in the debate causes to the very developments their because ment. must do a great deal FROM were social and cultural. which carry the seeds of more than they were also urged a They All types of $70 Their effects were be- the dangers outlined. doing to get the facts to transformation of univer- havioural and the sufferaids in stock "This majority, which the public and to stimusities and society. ers believed they were • FREE HEARING perhaps has been silent late more discussions. fuller their for TEST • LIBERAL "We want to signify necessary and a little bemused by "It's not just the govof life. TRADE-INS the presence of believers enjoyment the antics of the radical ernment officials, sitting • CONCESSIONS dis"The behavioural and communities of befew, needs to exert its in or WashWellington TO PENSIONERS lievers in the revolution- eases are communicable influence more." ington or London, or the in that sufferers effect ary wave. —K.D. leaders of a few private. others, though there is organisations W hich unthink"For us, it is no living organism such PHONE 23 4960 should be concerned. able to bear witness to as a germ or virus passes "There's got to be a POPE TO hope in Jesus Christ else- on. wider acceptance of the where than where men BATTERIES - r.ORDS R ETAIN "They are directly the facts of the situation discover liberation and AND SER VICE result of our social and and not only students L brotherhood." IMOUSINE FOR ALL MAKES development cultural protesting on the streets OF HEARING AIDS which, in turn, has resulbut business men protesPOPE PAUL VI has no E asy T•rms ted from our technologi- intention of trading in ting in their clubs. in progress. cal Rotary and in Lions' and his five-year-old limouDISARMAMENT FORREST PLACE in traders' organisa"The motor car has sine for what a French OPP. THE G.P.O. tions." AGENCY NEEDED turned us from group magazine described as individual "the most expensive car to travel travel and has developed in the world". —COUNCIL in us a sense of power Paris Match said a car PARIS. — The French which has increased inbeing displayed in Paris branch of Pax Christi, dividualism, aggressive- was the same kind that the international Catho- ness and anonymity. had been ordered by the lic peace organisation, "It is one of the de- Pope. has asked for the crea- velopments which has The Vatican said that tion of a national dis- given young people a present limarmament agency. sense of freedom which the Pope's to him given was ousine has led to the permissive five than more gift a as The national council of society. French Pax Christi has "No longer does the years ago. The firm which had Father Bonaventure, O.F.M. Cap., receiving his mission recommended that pro- car owner have to confor such an sider timetables, cour- presented the Pope with cross and the letter of obedience from his Provincial, vision presented Father Albert, 0.F.M., Cap., at a concelebrated Mass at agency be introduced tesy or good manners." the car then Mr. Richards said it one for the missions. The St. Fiacre's Church, Leichhardt, N.S.W., recently. He when parliament next that left Sydney for the Mendi Mission in New Guinea where considers the govern- was essential that young Vatican pointed out given was gift similar people a were convinced he will work with his colleagues of the Capuchin ment's bill on military of the adverse affects on to Pope John XXIII. equipment. Order.

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and are given everything. changed greatly from er their basic approaches But it is what their par- what it once was. The to live . . . A family can be resents stand for, the whole local community cannot insystem, the competition, be the sole form of spir- cued from a timid face the in competence the to itual assistance values the lack of human Yet we must of the rapidly changing the lack of humanity in people. to realise that the parish world. The family is their life." of moulder first the alIt Is only when the is an ecclesial body, be At the same time, edu infants. We know more Gospel is its inunderstood way alive and indispen- the individual and deepest. cation has become univ- about war than we do runs d. nce f uuen more peace, ersal in only the last about 4'.•••••••*•###"###: Quality is derived from rarely hundred years, and a about killing than we do the family or it is by Fr. H. Morrissey, M.S.C. majority are taking it at about living." ("Facing higher and higher levels. the Atomic Future" Pro: e,e to intg THIS is the first of a six-part series of articles u raapl ossettia Bybynatural We have left peasant fessor Tittertonl. on the future of the parish amid prevailing not B is wisdom behind. We seem Within the four walls deavours the parish to in society. loser to have lost smaller of the ordinary home, changes g Fr. Morrissey is well-known for Ws contri- the community other town stability in the we find this modern most families than pubLiturgical Sydney a 'Hosanna', to butions sprawl of our bigger split between literary . groupings. mouupniinty lication. He is at present assistant priest of social r there is an cultural levels and cities. Today. exciting Randwick in the Archdiocese of Sydney. The new science is too values. abundance of level of 11.#04,0###•####.0.41, novel for us yet. We have In how many homes the at literature But not learnt to take it in does one find much of families. and lived by any group sible. It is the first or- Christian perour stride. We are pain- literature, discussion, that a trust, a joy, wells ganic and authorised the determination to advantage fully out of step. music, human warmth? up in its life more virile community of the dio- sist in taking most "We have too many of it is rare. For the the "She's leaving home," than any "slogan" revolt. cesan Church." men of science, too few need families art, p men of God. We have sing the Beatles, "because TROUBLE SPOT living comWhen the parish is t empo of a Would it seem strange them to grasped the mystery of of something inside that munity around the to assert, and to do so seen as a true community the atom and rejected was always denied." into them ring A playwright has anal- with a tone of discovery, and given priority in our b the Sermon on the renewal. s wing of Mount. The world has ysed the mood: "They that it is the PARISH thinking and our enerPrecise And this is the strucwhen . . family . the gies of spot the on achieved brilliance with are running away from that is parish the really becomes the key role of power a system, and not just the modern disaster? out wisdom, Pope Paul said re- unit in that community, ture. w ithout conscience. maladjusted home s. ComNext week: ASchools. the primary area where Ours is a world of flue Some of them come cently: "Modern society has the children are to gath- munity and its lear giants and ethical from very good homes

"THINGS are a changing!" . . . is the modern phenomenon which is in everybody's mind. The newspapers have taken to exploring the breakdown of marriage and family and many other social il ls that have spread since World War II.

Thursday, October 22, 1970

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The Spiritual Sex A DISTINGUISHED American sociologist has said: "The level of any is the level of its womanhood." ivilisation c He meant that womanhood is the element that sets the tone of a civilisation, and is its most powerful influence for good. A bout 350 mem- est contribution to the them in all the anxieties Majellan health and happiness of and cares of her motherof bers throughout Mankind. hood. If he were alive togroups t he metropolitan area Woman is the MAKER day he would show an of Perth attended a and the MOULDER: she equal concern to encourc oncelebrated mass f ashions both the Body age and support women in the exercise of a comat North Perth Mon- and the Spirit. astery last Thursday She is the GIVER—of prehensive APOSTOLATE according to the to celebrate the feast Life, Love, Service. of their patron, St. She is the NOURISH- mind of the Modern ER—by fostering human Church. He would be Gerard Majella. Principal concele- and spiritual values. It urging women in Today's brant was His Grace, is she above all others Church to take every post he Archbishop. who is called upon to sible initiative for the T welve others con- prevent these from lan- preservation and fostercelebrated with him, guishing and dying in ing of human and Christian values. including the Rector the world. She is the INSPIRER, It is therefore in the of the Redemptorist Monastery, the Very able to bring out the best name of all those good Warren, in men. She can sustain women who have a lovT. R ev. C .Ss.R., who also lift up and ennoble them. ing trust in the prayerpreached the occas- She is the ENRICHER, ful interest of St. Gerard by the outpouring of the that we gather round the ional sermon. riches of her Love, her altar serhis of text this evening and The Fidelity, her Spiritual beg for his continued mon is as follows:— Sense. Every person, I would like to re- place and thing is the intercession.

MISS W.A.C.L.T.A., 1970 Photo of the group of entrants after the parade and just prior to announcement of the winner. Above: From left to right the entrants are: Miss Maree Pusey of St. Mary's Leederville Club; Miss Diane Barrett of St. Mary's Leederville Club; Miss Maureen Davis of Our Lady's Assumption Dianella Club; Miss Rosemary George of Our Lady's Assumption Dianella Club; Miss Ann Taylor of St. Mary's Leederville Club; Miss Anne Ward, of Our Lady's Assumption Dianel la Club; Miss Ellen Glorie of St. Joseph's Queen's Park Club; Miss Susan Davis of St. Thomas' Claremont Club; Miss Noeline Brennan of St. Mary's Leederville Club. Left: Photo of the Queen Miss Susan Davis of St. Thomas' Club Claremont, as Miss WACLTA 1970. Miss Davis is our State representative for the National Quest at Hobart in December. Her prizes include: Return fare to Hobart, a ccommodation at Hobart, official Carnival ticket to all Tennis Carnival activities and functions at Hobart.

express this in terms of better for the presence Today is the feast of Scripture, applying to of good women in the St. Teresa of Avila: a most wonderful woman WOMAN these words of world. Ecclesiasticus: "It is I She is the GUARDIAN who has recently brought Christian to that give birth to all of all that is good and honour noble living, all rever- holy, all that is truly womanhood by being ence, all true knowledge human and truly Christ- proclaimed a Doctor of the Church. I will conand the holy gift of hope. ian. clude with two thoughts From me comes every With this as a woman's from her writings: both grace of faithful observance, from me all pro- nature as God meant it entirely in the spirit of mise of life and vigour to be, how natural it is St. Gerard. I invite you . . . Never was honey so for her to LOVE GOD to ponder them, and to sweet as the influence I AND HER NEIGHBOUR regard them as guidehoney- with all her heart and lines to a generous fulinspire, never comb as the gift I soul. filment of what you It is a woman's work stand for as members of bring." created to HUMANISE Lit.1.4 Majellan Groups in this God When RELIGION; to Archdiocese. woman he fitted her for AND a high function. He made SPIRITUALISE DAILY The first thought is We turn to this: "The desire of serher, as it were, 'the salt LIFE. of Humanity': she is Woman to help us SEE ving God which comes to meant to give Humanity GOD IN ALL, LOVE ALL me is so intense that I the savour of true nobil- IN GOD. should love to shout out ITALY'S patron Saint, Catherine of Siena, proity. The Majellan Groups, and tell everybody how This is why God made as I see them, are eager important it is NOT TO claimed Doctor of the Church recently, has been woman THE SPIRIT- to project this image of BE SATISFIED WITH praised by Pope Paul VI for her "lucid, profound UAL SEX. ONLY A Woman in the Church GIVING When she acts in ac- and in the World: to LITTLE." and exhilarating assimilation of the divine truths cordance with what is be the salt of Humanity of Scripture." best in her nature, she And the other thought in a Christian and richly is gifted with a special is this: "Where there is Card parties for com- the Poor, who interested In a two-hour cere- Church, an honour givfeminine way. power and inclination to no love, PUT LOVE, AND ing week: her listeners very much mony in St. Peter's Basil- en through the centuries As a Redemptorist YOU COMFORT FIND Tuesday 27. At Star of Mrs. Lynch, a lay mis- ica, the Pope expressed to only 31 others—all of and FORWILL GIVE, to INSPIRE; a priest I am proud to re- LOVE." In the last rethe Sea Hall, Cottesloe sioner from Papua-New his joy in proclaiming them men. special power and eager- call that this movement, sort, your vocation as A week earlier, the 1.30 p.m. Guinea, gave an enlight- "this humble and wise at ness to LOVE, with con- which started in Canada Women is a Wednesday 23. At St. ening talk on the people virgin of the Dominican Pope to be proclaimed St. but is now world-wide, SOURCE stancy and fidelity. OF HAPPIdoctor of the Teresa of Avila, the pata rder" O and work in those parts inspirRedemptorist Peter's Hall, Bedford Woman at her best was NESS and a STAIRWAY ron saint of Spain, the A delightful afternoon Church. Park, at 1.30 p.m. rests easily in FAITH ed. I am also proud to TO GOD for many, by first woman doctor of t ea was served by the He said St. Catherine's and TRUST, a strong think that the Patron of pouring out a generous, Thursday 29. All Saints the Church. League members. the have not did a Re doctrine Faith in the reality of the Majellans was self-sacrificing Love. This Centre 1.30 p.m. At that time he said theological vigor or sciGod and the wisdom of demptorist BROTHER is your own WAY OF As usual, the Beetle granting the title of Docon Branch Leederville was that system entific there for is fitting, This His laws; a simple Trust GOING TO GOD; this is Tea Roster, October 26- afternoon held at the woman did not by other me- tor to a in His loving Providence. is a certain sirnilatity of your special WAY OF home of Mrs. Easton possessed St. Paul's with conflict 30. teachers of the Woman has a natural vocation: humble, perse BRINGING OTHERS TO gave a lot of fun to all dieval admonition that women hurch. reminded of Members C others service of vering t aste for PRAYER; she who participated. These GOD. should be silent in the expression of the Mass for the Church parties are always lookan is devoted to RELIG- as "What it does have, is Church. Women of the Majellan in Silence, at All Saints ed forward to by IOUS PRACTICE. the the lucid, profound and She Christ-love. The Pope said that St. The Centre, 1.10 p.m. Monday members. has a warm appreciation It is clear from St. Groups of W.A.! inebriating assimilation Paul meant women were of God's LOVE, and is Gerard's life story that Church and the World October 26. of the divine truths of not destined to hold hiereager to respond. It is he had a special, and need you: need the 'INOn behalf of the High. Scripture." From Leederville archial or ministerial SO natural for her to de- most delicate concern FLUENCE' you can in- Branch we hear of a gate Branch, Mrs. Bosrly was the functions in the Church. c:: sire UNION WITH GOD for women—both relig- spire—which Scripture very enjoyable afternoon well tharills all who help- second within a week in Nevertheless, the Pope through total surrender. ious women and women tells us is sweeter than held recently, at which al or contributed towhich a woman was said, women had a speGod also made Woman of the world. Even in his honey; need the 'GIFT' their Mrs wards the success of the named a Doctor of the cial role to play. President, the FRUITFUL SEX. As lifetime he was regarded you can bring—which Walsh, welcomed over 30 afternoon stall at St. Pius II once pointed out. as "the saint of happy Scripture says is more L adies representing Vincent's Hospital Fete every woman was made deliveries": and exper- precious and fragrant other Church Guids in Her appeal for cakes for motherhood, in one ience has amply support- than the honey-comb. the District. To Mrs met with a wonderful sense or another. This ed the trust of women all Heed the call of Christ! Carmody goes thanks for response. A special word is a condition of her own over the world that St Rise to this great Chal- arranging the program- to the girls from St. happiness: it is her great- Gerard will intercede for lenge! Bellevue me of piano solos, sing- Anthony's S PECIAL ing and elocution. Guest Youth Club, who so ably HOSPIT AL speaker was a Sister helped at the tables. from the Little Sisters of Many thanks girls.

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Thursday, October 22, 1970

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YCW UP TO ITS NECK IN MEN'S BRAZILIAN TROUBLES BASKETBALL

The Y.C.W. Men's Sum. mer Basketball Competi, DESPITE pressure from the Brazilian Bishops' Conference, tion is to commence on the new military regime in Brazil refuses to stop its all-out Tuesday, November 17, The venue is Per assault on what it calls "communist subversion." Lakes Stadium. Menn But observers believe flown into Rio de Janeiro informed sources, del bers of the Y.C.W. S.S,c. t he authorities are bar- on September 27 to in- Rio is still in Brazil and are thinking that this king up the wrong tree vestigate the arrests of is being looked after by season will develop into for, although there is the three YCW officials. the Brazilian bishops. one of the best seen, Father Pretto was arsome degree of Marxist in- Nominations of teams the Meanwhile, leadership in the oppo- rested the next day, but creasing involvement or is expected to partici. sition, most opposition fortunately for de Rio he Latin Amenican priests pate this year. members are ordinary was not in the room at in the violent moves for Last years A. Grade c itizens merely trying the time. social change will be disHowever, the authorit- cussed at the Latin Ame- Premiers were Carlisle to correct what they feel are social and poli- ies took away his per- rican Bishops Council in followed by Tuart iiiij sonal belongings, includ- Panama in May. in the A Reserve; then tical injustices. ing money, personal papthree Leederville sides Since the military reA major effort will be taking B, C. and ti ers and clothing. gime assumed dictatorFather Suares, Mrs. made to re-state and Grades respectively, ial powers in December Madellin the Ferreira and Father Bre- clarify 1968, hundreds of peoNegotiations are being ghentti were arrested guidelines on social reple have been arrested form and Church re- made with other States the same day. for "subversion". to take part in the first well- newal. to According National Championships Among them are Brato be held at the end of zilian Young Christian the season (in W.A.) The Workers Movement ofWA. State side played Vandir ficials Miss strongly against S.A. Silva, Marcia Maria e arlier this Marques, Teodoro Haag, year and lost the home-state The Cathedral branch ist Ball at Government five course meal to cele- Father Agostino Pretto narrowly. The brate this spectacular and Father Manuel de of the YCW scored a House Ballroom. PARIS: The French Young Christian Workers' ormajor success recently Chaplains to the groups, success. Here many of Jesus Suares, national For further informs.. when one of its mem- Rev. Fathers J. Corcoran, the YCW members of moderator for the YCW, ganisation is asking other international groups, tion on this coming seato join in a worldChurch authorities, Brighentti a s well as Mario Father Beukebers, Miss Juliet son, please contact Mr, the groups are pictured J. Bianchini G. Lane and a leader of the Young the continued arrests campaign to protest wide laar was nominated Miss John Smith at the office Priests' Movement, and of priests and lay leaders in Brazil. Charity Queen at the Joe- prepared and served a at the celebrations. on 234546. Mrs. lronia Ferreira, a As a start, Y.C.W. well-known Catholic leader and former nat- leaders have sent a letional Girls YCW presi- ter to the Brazilian embassy here protesting; dent. the arrests and the torFathers Suares and tures of political prisonBrighentti and Mrs. Fer ers. were attending reira courses at the Institute "In the face of the sitAn invitation is extend- apprenticeships, and othfor Social Studies, run uation in Brazil, the by the Brazilian bishops, Y.C.W. rises to denounce ed to all boys and girls er jobs for boys. when they were arrested. publicly the infamous ac- leaving school at the end There will be speakers tions which constitute of this year to a night for the various fields to Mrs. Ferreira was prea violation of the integ- this Saturday, October speak to you and answer gnant at the time of rity of the human per- 24, at 77 St. George's Ter- your questions. arrest. race, starting at 7.30 p.m son," the letter said. This will be a good op. So far, authorities have The guest speaker fox portunity for you to authorities, Brazilian disclose to refused trying the evning is Mr. Robert find out a bit more where the priests and the letter said, are French, a Law Student about particular the the woman are being de- "to dismantle the Y.C.W. at the University, who field you are thinking of that in movement" tained, or to allow lawwill issue a challenge to taking up. Come along yers or churchmen to country. you all. Following Mr. and bring your friends. visit them. "We condemn the per- French's talk, we will The evening will finish The Vatican Council nicious abuse of power break up into the follow- up with Mass and supfor the Laity is currently and of the army, who in lug categories:— Univer- per. negotiating for the re- order to justify its anti- sity Courses, WA. Instiof Technology, lease of Miss Silva, Mar- social and anti-democra- tute A Must! A It's ques and Haag, and the tic actions gave a false Teacher Training, Nurs— the ing, other jobs for girls, RECORD In Every Home to safety of International interpretation the YCW president, Enrique true mission of de Rio. of Spain, who es- Y.C.W.," the letter adWill you join the ded. caped arrest.

French YCW Join In Protest

School Leavers' Night

Cardinal Francois MarDe Rio and Father Pretto, the Latin Ameri- ty of Paris told the can YCW chaplain, had French Y.C.W. leaders that, he is joining their protest .

Catholic Social Club Notes

"Ishare the concern," he wrote, "and the reprobation voiced by the chairman of the Brazilian Bishops' Conference. It is not possible to build upon repression and force, but only through justice and freedom.

Saturday, October 24— "Casual Folk" cabaret at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford Street, Leederville (opposite Squash the "This campaign you Helen Picassi, John Epis, Juliet Beukelaar, Mary Beukelaar, Kathy Kerr, Louis Musca. Courts), 8.30 till 2 a.m. have launched to rally Admission: members public opinion deserves ( with cards) $1.00; others praise . . . You have Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set Guys the drinks. voiced a cry that I be$1.50. Girls a plate. Transport lieve youths and adults from Repat. Building opOn Wednesday, October posite the Embassy 8 everywhere will understand. They wi:1 respond 28, the Marist College p.m. r7ITY COUNCIL AVENUE — 21 4390 to your appeal." Old Boys will be holdLOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS Sunday 25: Picnic to ing a Sundown Party in Several priests and Locks. Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and Serviced the College grounds Lancelin. Meet at the lay leaders and chapC AR and ALL TYPES OF KEYS CUT. Immediate Service commencing at 6 p.m. Club (358 Oxford Street, lains of the Young ChrisDue to several requests, Leederville at 11 a.m. tian Workers in Brazil it has been decided that Bring plenty eats. have been arrested for members should bring Saturday 31: Two alleged subversion, and their own steak, meat events planned for this thus far Church officials and everything else will have been unable to obTHE date: be provided by the Assotain their release. CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU ciation. • Retreat at the RedemWONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY At its October meeting ptorist Retreat House, These barbecue funcDANCING Rome, the Vatican PICNICS i n North Perth. Commenctions in the grounds are CABARETS TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF Council on the Laity ing at 6 p.m. Saturday, always popular and Old PARTIES R IVER TRIPS said that it is also negoBoys are certain to at- October 31 till 6 p.m. tiating for the release THEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS Sunday, November 1. tend in force—especially of the Y.C.W. leaders in Further Details: Margaret Nally, 61-5730 as it will be a "Games • House Party at Cyn- Brazil. Frank Humphris, 65 4620 Night" with mini golf thia and Denis Nestor's, (bring favourite putter), 77 Toorak Road, River. darts. quoits, table ten- vale, commencing 8 p.m. CLINIC ON nis, etc. Admission members ( with cards) $1.00, others The Family Plansporting The club $1.50. Girls a plate, guys ning Clinic (Ovulation members are consider- the drinks. Transport Method) will hold its ing the function a wind- from Repat. Building opSunday, on clinic up and all codes will be posite Embassy at 7.30 For First Class Plumbing Services November 1st, at 7.45 represented and it is p.m. p.m. at St. John of hoped that all friends Steam and Hot Water Installations God (Maternity SecThe Catholic Social will supporters and tion) Subiaco. come along. The gent's Club is for single people PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 night out is further as- 21 and over. Anyone ir. All enquiries at 77 sured of success as it terested should contact St. George's Terrace, 211 Newcastle Street, Perth will also be an early Maurie Caldow or Terry Perth. Phone 23 4546. send off for popular RyPn on 65-1260 or Mariette Harkins on 69-4857. Brother Ambrose.

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GENERAL STUDENT NURSES GRADUATE

The general student nurses who graduated were:— Front row: Left to right: Sr. M. James, T. Williams, G. Chambers, P. Nicol, Sr. M. Clement. Back row: Left to right: A. McCormack, S. Harman, J. Gillispie, C. Cotton, R. Marwick, P. Rodriguez, T. Van Nierop, M. Kanja, C. Power.

GERAIDTON JOTTINGS

H ospital Certificates were also presented to the Midwifery Students at the same Ceremony. Back row: S. Preston, M. McCarthy, Sister M. Therese, L. Harrington, F. Tannock, R. Quinn, M. Greville, I. Connibear, D. Williamson, G. Rowe, G. Havlin, D. Harris. Front row: L. Polglaze, R. Stone, C. Wilcox, M. Fox.

Many weddings tool: at St. Francis place Xavier's Cathedral during the long weekend holiday. Miss Judy Johnson of Dampier Street. was married to Mr. Rex Barnden of Durlacher Street. Judy was a nurs ing aide at St. John of God Hospital, and was presented with her wedding cake by the Sisters. Miss Cynthia Reynolds daughter of a well known farming family of Nolba, to Mr. was married Kevin Watters of Manning, and Miss Margaret Chapman of Wontbella was the bride of Mr. Geoffrey Quelch of East Fremantle.

Miss Susan Mary Kirk of Wonthella was married to Mr. Stanley Anthony Blachowicz at St. Franci -4 Xavier's Cathedral. The young couple are spending their honeymoon on a holiday to Adelaide. Miss Stenhanie Ronan of Gertrude St.. became tha bride of Mr John Francis Mellor of Geraldton Highway. * ' Certificates were presented to the general student nurses who graduated from St. John of God Training School, Subiaco, recently. Griffin Diana Miss Sir Thomas Wardle, the Lord Mayor of Perth, officiated at the ceremony in the and Mr. Murray Mercer presence of a number of distinguished guests, parents and friends of the graduates. of Geraldton were marSur Thomas (centre), is seen here with Sister Canisius and Dr. I. Morley ( left). ried St. Francis at #4'Ne "IAN.4^0.4141.

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NEW GUINEA'S "FLYING BISHOP"

UNION IS NOT UNITY IN ISLANDS

Thursday, October 22, 1970

THE OLD GIVES WAY TO THE NEW

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VATICAN CITY.—The older Church structures in the U.S.—such as the Catholic men's and women's councils, the Knights of Columbus and St, Vincent de Paul Society—are failing from the parish level up to the recent meeting of the Vatican Council of the Laity.

American Bishop Leo 1947 became pastor of Examining some of organisations for women The report, given by Arkfeld, S.V.D., presid- Lae. Martin Work, former ex- the new structures that religious apart from the Realising the possibilient of the Papua-New ecutive director of the have arisen on the na conference of major suGuinea and Solomon ties for mission flying in Work periors. Of these, be scale, National Council of Ca- tional Islands Episcopal Con- New Guinea, he aptholic Men, also said touched on the National said, the National Assoference, who will lead proached his superior that there is little grass Association of Laymen ciation of Women Relig. its delegation to the and asked for permisroots ecumenical activity and on the smaller con- ious, with over 1200, 0 Australia-Oceania Bish- sion to get a pilot's in the Church in the U.S. servative groups, such as members, gives hope of ops' Conference in Syd- licence. and that major Catholic Catholics United for the becoming "the most cie. He obtained the licney on December 1, remocratic representative youth organisations have Faith, Credo, etc. ence shortly before being presents bishops of The National Associa- organisations." all been wiped out in a seven nationalities from named head of the VicarThe National Federation of Laymen "hit its few short years. 17 dioceses, clergy, re- iate Apostolic of Central Work high peak about a year tion of Priests' Councils Nevertheless, New Guinea (later, Weligious—including natsaid that he sees a new and a half ago," Work has a "very active prb, ive priests, brothers and wak) in 1948. hope for the Church in said. Today it is not at- gramme," he said, and is He was consecrated a nuns—and lay missionthe U.S. because it is tracting the attention it doing "and excellent job aries of more than a bishop on November 30, aking a more active in- once did, even with radi- so far." He said the fedt dozen races, 714,938 1948 and Wewak became terest in secular affairs. cal statements, he said. eration "has impressed 'Catholics from dozens a diocese in November, Work, who resigned "It's on the wane," he the bishops with its serof islands, of many 1966. to be. office N.C.C.M. his iousness and with the said. tribes and perhaps a In 20 years of flying groups work done on documenConservative come special consultant over the diocese's rugged hundred dialects. to the Archdiocese of seem to "have longer tation presented terrain, Bishop Arkfeld to Bishop Arkfeld will be admits Denver, has been a mem lasting power," but their them." he has had some able to tell Pope Paul of narrow escapes. her of the laity council impact is not particularDescribing it as "libel.cultures sweeping down since it was established ly great at present, he al but not radical," Work Although expensive to from the sophisticated run, the mission by Pope Paul VI three added. said: aircraft and politically conscious earn some money doing "I think the bishops and a half years ago New structures that Tolai of New Britain, the local charter work WithThe report was one of have met with the great- will give it recognition," cosmopolitan students out them the Bishop a series of reports deliv- est success, he said, are Another new structure attending the university could not ered by different mem- the parish and diocesan still under study, Work keep his misand other institutions of sion stations adequately bers of the council on councils. There are now reported, is a national higher education in Port supplied. the 8,000 councils pastoral council, which of status parish the Moresby, to the most Church in their respec- within the the 18.000 would bring together His is one of the largprimitive inhabitants of r t dioceses in area tive countries during the U.S. parishes and there representatives f rom in the remote mountain vil- New Guinea and past few general assem- are also 72 diocesan parish and diocesan pasout of lages of New Guinea. blies. councils out of 160 Ame- toral councils. a population of 184,000 He will be able to more than 76,000 diocese. These While stressing that rican Work said that at a are speak of the very civilis- Catholics. the Church in the U.S. 'have met with immense meeting called to study ed citizens of the larger He has gone on record New Guinea's "Flying Bishop" Leo Arkfield, S.V.D., at still faces a host of prob- success so far," Work the proposal a number towns and the more aff- as saying lems that are also the said. that he hopes the controls of one of his mission planes. of youth representatives luent of the indigenes. He told the laity coun- ridiculed the whole idea independence does not problems of the world. The people whom he come too cil that he thinks this as "silly quickly for Work said: because it Some idea, however, represents live in all New Guinea, especially 11-: co. ca and copra plan"I think we are over movement will continue means creating still antations, the fishers to the can be seen of the scope kinds of dwellings from until some the hill of the post-coun- to grow, although he other national structure. of its econoBougainville copper min- of the Church's work modern concrete cot- mic difficulties are overcil reforms and that we said he doubts if it will However, he said he ing. These plans are from the Mt. Hagen Diotages to grass huts—and come. have passed the peak of ever reach 100 percent. thinks it will eventually causing squabbles cese the sites they occupy and where 37 priests And there are difficul"This is a way to get emerge, but that its muttering of secession. minister to 79,000 Cath- that crisis." vary from the shanty ties. not all of them new lay people involv- birth date is somewhere econHe said he traced the olics in 250 churches and town of Hanuabada in omic or even political. ed in the life of the from five to eight years problems There of the are five three archPort Moresby to the Consider some of the dioces — Port Moresby, through 36 central and years following the Vati- Church by giving them In the future. 542 outstations. Chinatown of Honiara in problems facing the bish- Madang and Rabaul and specific tasks to perThere are seminaries, can Council to "a lack the British Solomons. Among other developons who make up the the suffragan dioceses of form," he said. "The The 500 missionary Panua-New both diocesan and regu- of preparation for the ments that Work foreGuinea and Bt reina (Yule Island) structurally lies hope priests—including dioce- Solomon lar, novitiates all crow- reforms that come out,", sees in the future is the Islands F.Diq- Sideia (Samarai), Mendi, ded and all training those with the result that "we • here." san clergy from Austra- copal Conference. establishment of what Daru, Wewak, Aitape were prepared not for Looking at other new he calls "diocesan conwho lia and the locally horn will serve the changes demanded and structures, Work noted First is the very variety Mount Magen, Goroka, People of God. —and numerous religgresses of the People of Crown of these is the this formed a crisis in that the men and women God," ious come from more to which this grout, Vanirno, Lae, Kavieng, would which Bougainville and Honiara than 20 Orders and in- gives union, if not unity. Holy Spirit Seminary at almost every aspect of religious have long had bring together priests, Look first at its people. and Gizo in the British Port Moresby. clude New Zealanders, their respective confer laymen and Religious to At this the Church." The Church in the U.S. ences of superiors. But Chinese, Indigenes, There are Papuans in Solomons. major seminary students work out long-term pasThese range from the from all dioceses and has adapted very well to he said there is a new toral programmes that French. German, Ameri- Parma and the interior reform, he tendency to subdivide can, Canadian. Austral- of New Guinea. Melanes- immense missions such members of religious or- liturgical would be presented to ian. Irish, English and ians in New Guinea and as Rabaul, to the smaller ders share a common said, estimating that 90 according to interests their bishops for action. the Solomons. Micrones- ( in terms of plant) like campus. Some go out to to 98 percent of Ameri- and specialities, especialDutch. He said he thought these can Catholics now accept ly among the women. Bishop university courses. Arkfeld of ians in the western is- Dane will more and more relands. Negritos in some Wewak is known as the No lane, no avenue, let and understand the need place said, the older form of he present, At Papua's dioceses em- alone any road of Flying Bishop of New hidden away parts of the acti- for the changes. there are six different diocesan synods. brace a native civic popNew Guinea Highlands Guinea. vity is foreign to the But at the same time, ulation of 631,047 and a Church Born in and the religious he said, there has been Nebraska, and a mixture of Parafnon-indigenous one of orders there. U.S.A., he began flying as fins and Polynesians in a "slowing down" of the 20 Mabel St. 14,377 (including Europa young Driest after or- the Admiralty Islands. movement The islands are im- ecumenical Perth South eans). New Guinea's They are spread over dination in 1943. total population is about 'portant in Australia's within the Church in the 180,000 square miles in Now 58. he still Dilots 1,677,274 indigenes and fe;aire, particularly with U.S. Efforts at unity are P AINTING CONTRACTOR 6727' a Plane to the scattered Papua-New Guinea (in- 22,291 non-natives (in- indenendence knocking not "taking place at a mission stations through- cluding the Australian- cluding, in some areas, a t their doors. grass-roots level to any administered Solomons) out the diocese. extent," he said. He adChinese). and 11,500 square miles PROMISE OF ded that he felt this is A former basketball of the British ProtectorMORE There is no regular "a tremendous effect star in America, Bishop ate of the Solomons. proportion of Catholics The Church will pro- and we must get ecuArkfeld made a late deGeography alone makes t o this population and gress or decline, in the menical dialogue out of cision to become a priest them diverse, for often t he number of Catholics years ahead, as she is the conference room." joined the missionary t here are miles of water. varies considerably from seen to be part of or Society of the Divine The failing of the often hundreds of miles diocese to diocese. For aloof from the people Word and completing of ocean, between them. instance Rabaul has who inhabit this scatter- older structures is not most of his studies at to be traced to a refusal Carmelite priests Catholics and ed sort of world. their main seminary in IMMENSE MISSIONS 150,000 reorganise and brothers are Gizo only 3,262. Even now there are in- to renew or person Techny, Illinois. the in "Each Industry is widehe said. American CathThey teach active. digenous priests, brothChurch has his own Father Arkfeld first ranging from the primischools, Some embrace cities or ers and nuns olics, he explained, no secondary in (including particular service to went to Madang in New tive hunting and agricul- larae towns; others have longer find "vertical reconduct parishes, locally founded orders render . . " Guinea in 1945 and in ture of small villages to hut hamlets. give missions and of religious) and the lations" — nationwide r etreats. rni promise of more is there. organisations that break actively set out to A lready a native priest down to a diocesan and promote the life is vicar general of a finally to a parish level peopie. among lo prayer large archdiocese. Mon- —desirable. lay signor G. Bata of Rabaul Catholics in the U.S. The ideal of the See; and when the "just don't need 'big, C armelite Order is people talk of having national, Catholic structhat of prayer. bishops from among tures for identity as This has been the their own those who much as they used to," tradition of the hear them know that it he said. Order. In these is not a hazy dream. Instead, the American times mes it inspires Catholic is tending more labourers of fellow LIFE, ACTIVITIES and more to look for Christ. "horizonal relations." ToEXAMINED %Offers to all Parishes a Service day he is more interestTHE CARMELITE VOCATION ROME.—An advisory ed in the parish council, lembracing every aspect of the Send the attached form to: Father Bernard McPhee, group of Jesuits held a home Masses and small *Funeral Rites for Catholics. 10-day meeting here at study groups. Work said O'Carm., Our Chapels ore at: which aspects of the life he thought this reflects Langdon Road, Winston Hills, 2153, N.S.W. activity of Jesuits a "growing maturity of - Fremantle: 85 Market Street. and were examined. the laity." Dear Father, Name............ --. ....... Phone 35-2225 The delegates, represAt the same time he Please send me: Claremont: 42 Gugeri Street. enting 84 provinces and pointed out that major ( mark which ones) missions, met at the in- Catholic youth organisa1. Reading material on Phone 3 2177 ternational headquarters tions, such as the Cathothe Carmelite Order. Address .. ............................... of the 34,000-member So- lic W. A. GREEN (Pte): 98 1697 college students' 2. A regular copy of ciety of Jesus. ........ .... JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37-2304 group, the Newman stuyour ... . "Newsletter from Carmel." The findings of the 15 dents' organisation and A RTHUR E. DAVIES & CO. plenary sessions were the high school-level mis- 3. Details of how to Work Age.........apply to join the passed to the Jesuit sionary conference have PTY. LTD. Order. Fat her General Pedro all been wiped out in a or School........... ......... ........ Arrupe. few short years 40111011 , 1"

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Thursday, October 22, 1970

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The Doomsday That Wasn't

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GRANT FOR FLOOD STRICKEN BRAZIL

anti-clericals greeted it as doom sday for the Church, which they jubilantly concluded would crumble AUSTRALIAN Catholic Relief has granted $2,500 ROME.—The Catholics were fearful. decade. a to help meet a serious outbreak of disease, which w ithin the order to invade reimburse him for the eight years of his life, 100 has happened followed disastrous floods in Brazil. term of The "prisoner It Rome. loss of his territory. Pius IX remained in the the Vatican" is someago. ears y Acting on information cause kidney, spinal cord The envoy assured the The Pope refused to confines of the Vatican what picturesque. Imin 1870, Italy capCardinal that "the stron- recognise the law. He Palace, a voluntary pris- prisonment of Pius IX from Catholic Relief Ser- and brain damage. Pope from Rome tured be- gest concern of the king- maintained his sover- oner there. was never contemplated vices in New York, ACR plus IX and thusstate dom of Italy is that the eignty The emergency shipwas by divine It was an example to by the Italian govern- has sent the money for modern a came the purpose of vaccine ment of drugs, containing Pope remain in Rome, right and not by a statu- be followed by his four ment. capital— own its with and other medicinals to also vials of rabies vacfree while the Papal States his and safe with all of tory concession of the successors until the sign- But it was recognised help in the treatment of cine, syringes and needlItalian institutions." of state, which ing of the Lateran Treaty on both sides that, if the vestige last the lost The envoy returned to would treat him as one in 1929 between Italy and Pope should ever venture 10,000 flood victims in es and other treatment territory. Florence where plans of its subjects, and the Holy See. outside the Vatican con- north-east Brazil, where drugs, are being flown

event were discussed for the which could at any time News of the The Lateran Treaty re- fines, it would be an ack- there has been a serious to Rio de Janeiro and different feelings. invasion. voked repeal the law. pealed the Law of Guar- nowledgement of the de outbreak of leptosirosis, taken then to the Brazile Church's the a disease which can ian port of Recife. Meanwhile, the Pope When the first instal- tees, made the Vatican a facto government. among Europe, gave throughout oes instructions to his ment of his new allow- free and independent f Moreover, it would it was greeted with jub- troops not to engage in ance was produced the state with the Pope re- mean that the Pope was They saw the battles with the king's Pope rejected it. ilation. a himself cognised as its sovereign declaring as the be- troops but to withdraw Rome of "I need money badly," head. subject of that governf all ginning of the end for gradually toward the he admitted, "but you, Any Pope was thus ment. city and wait. what do you bring me free to travel outside the So, in a sense, Pius IX Catholicism. Catholics PTY. LTD. The troops were given . . . ? A part of what you Vatican at his own dis- and his successors had Many world con- further instructions to stole from me . . . ? 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER been prisoners because cretion. througout the curred, sadly, that this put up only token resis- Never will I accept it." He would no longer be of their own moral comgradual tance and then lay down W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors For the remaining a prisoner. mitments. c ould begin a the their arms. Pius felt that, of For Better Paying Contact Us dissolution they in this way, he would Church. Some felt We specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of without avoid bloodshed and, at had been left Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, Etc. the seeing of the same time, make it hope We have a most modern plant including power known to the world that Church survive. lonRoller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. no was Pope he he was yielding to force. T At dawn on September Estimates Submitted Free ger a temporal leader. Country Clients please note that we have a StateBy necessity and by his 20, the king's troops bewide Service, and will gladly quote on any own moral conviction, gan a bombardment at requirements. Pius IX proclaimed him- three of the gates of a into debattheological ROME.—The pre-Vatican II view of Catholics self a prisoner of the Rome. ing society," another parat rates Gravel, Metal, Sand that We supply ruling the also one Church of Christ is coexclusively Meanwhile, in the Vati- extensive with the Vatican. For nearly 50 ticipant said. Prompt Delivery. Roman Catholic Church is "no sucfour and can, diplomats to the l years, he "What is needed now," PHONE: 71-1578 — 71-1600 cessors looked on the Holy See were summon- onger defensible," according to an official he continued, "is that Anglican-Catholic ecumenical commission. as government talian ed by the Pope. I fresher minds should be usurpers of papal territThat finding was made at in the same way, fac- brought to bear on all He met them in his ory. private chapel and told public in a joint report ing squarely the ques- this discussion." I NSIST ON Pius would not hear of them: issued in Rome after a tion whether the new To this end, the comr eimbursements or any week-long meeting in situation calls for a new mission said it hopes to "I have written to the Venice of the interna- policy in the Roman publish the papers diso ther scheme short of unconditional return to king. I do not know tional commission of Ro- Catholic Church" which cussed at Venice so they the Holy See of the papal whether it has reached man Catholic and Angli- up to now has denied the can be studied and com"Fit for a King" territory taken by the him. But whether it has can representatives seek- validity of Anglican or- mented on more widely. or not, I have no hope of ing ways of preparing ders conferred by AngliItalians. "We are not thinking, LADIES! That September day of touching his heart, or of for the "organic union" can bishops. of a final report but rath1870 marked the begin- arresting his ungracious of their two Churches. will ' The Venice meeting de- er something that Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR ning of some of the bit- proceedings . . ." and others The meeting was the cided that the commis- stimulate harbourButchers Shops terest feelings After dismissing the second held by the 20- sion's next session, sche- thereby build up a wider oftentimes diplomats, Pius became member ed — and commission, duled for September, consensus and a developSpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions bluntly expressed by perturbed told consisting of 10 Cathol- 1971, will concentrate on ment of approaches to when and See both the Holy that the white flag of sur- ics appointed by Pope the Eucharist alone, in the whole problem of Locations: the Italian government. render had not been rais- Paul VI and 10 Anglican order to permit suffi- unity between the two TYLER'S SUPERMARKET On September 8. less ed by his troops. The and Episcopalian mem- cient study by a sub- churches," he said. Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 Beaufort 911 before than two weeks Pope then ordered thP bers appointed by Angli- committee to prepare a were meetings The B. & P. BUTCHERS the eventual invasion, flag raised on the cupola can Archbishop Michael paper on which commis- jointly chaired by RoCnr. Orrong Rd. and Oats St., Carlisle. the king sent an envoy of St. Peter's Basilica. Ramsey of Canterbury. sion members might be man Catholic Auxiliary THE CHEAPER FOOD MART with a letter addressed Soon afterwards, the At the Venice meeting able to agree. Bishop Alan Clark of to the Pope. In the letter canonade ceased. here, the commission Cur. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 The members of the Northampton, England. the king pleaded with Ireland of Church papers and study discussed Roman a commission, suftroops Italian The the Pope to bow to the fered 56 dead and 141 on authority in the Catholic participant in Bishop H. R. McAdoo of inevitable. papal Church, the Eucharist the meeting here said. Ossory, Ferns and LeighThe "To the heart of your wounded. and the ministry. have moved "nearer to lin. holiness." the king wrote. troops had 20 dead and focussing their attention An armisAmong U.S. Catholic wounded. 49 GENCE CONVER "I address myself, as on on the real, obstinate participants were Pason concluded was tice other occasions, with the report stat- problems which divide joint The sionist Father Barnabas affection of a son, the that very afternoon and ed that the commission's them." the became thus Rome Ahern and Jesuit Father NN. faith of a Catholic, and "ultimate goal was the • The commission wants Hubert Ryan. U.S. Episthe spirit of an Italian." capital of a united Italy organic union of the Ancopalian theologian too with dealing avoid to the after weeks the n I glican and Roman CathThe letter left Pius IX many subjects and there- Arthur Vogel of the more determined not to fall of Rome, the out- olic churches and that running the "risk of Noshotar House, Wig by Caththe throughout cry commisthe the task of come to terms with the the commission also participated. turning be could world olic sion was to suggest lines king. He told the envoy that the king's followers heard, especially in the of convergence." were "white sepulchres ears of the Italian govThe report said the ernment, which was fev- commission found that and vipers." on "the Roman working erishly Catholic The Pope assured the some sort of modus view prior to Vatican II envoy that Italian troops vivendi it hoped would that the one Church of would never enter Rome. be acceptable to the Christ was exclusively coThe envoy, thinking there extensive with the Rom w as nothing further to Pope. 'ROSE OF PARADISE' members, all experienced Several months after an Catholic Church was ies will move be said, began to leave. The name is attractive Legionar invasion, the gov- seen as no longer defeninto various parishes, But the Pope called the have will hoped is it and to the sible." with the approval of the him back and said with ernment presented On Communion as the this effect on young parish priest, to assist in known a smile: "But that assur- Pope a document of school leaving as the Law of Guaran- "heart of the Eucharist," people Praesiance is not infallible." above, to do recruitment for tees. Its main points the commission found age and formed, or already dia worthwhile On the following day, were: the Pope's person that there was a "start- some really for the formation of new the envoy met the Papal was sacred and inviol- ling convergence and fre- work in the name of Our Praesidiae. Secretary of State, Car- able; he was entitled to quent identity of doctrine Blessed Lady. The title is that chosen who dinal Giacomo Antonelli royal honours and pro- regarding Any Legionary Eucharistic and told him that Ital- tection; he was provided faith the new Praesidium would like to take part for practice." and ian troops had received with an annual income to Members agreed, how- of the Legion of Mary, in this work, or any past ever, that "Communion specially commenced for member who feels they as the heart of the Euch- youth, both boys and could spare the time in To coincide with Pope Paul's arist must necessarily be girls. The work envisag- this capacity, could enSydney visit in November, we are incomplete until full par ed will embrace visita- quire about the activities anPark Shenton to tion proboth present and offering specially arranged ticipation in it is pos. 2 35 Newcastle Street, Perth nexe of RPH, the Home posed, of the new Praesible for all." accommodation and air travel for of the Good Shepherd, by calling the On the Ministry, the Stella Mans Mission to sidium, individuals and groups. Licensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty both president, Mick Lane, on members commission Seamen and general hos- 45-1364. for common interest groups Phone 28 7424 And Hardware Merchants said that "pastoral needs pital visitation. more adults we offer our or 15 of immediate demand an The Praesidium meets discount. group searching examination of 10% at OLD IONIANS such traditional differen- on Friday evenings visit in November Pope's The Legion ces as those concerning 5.30 p.m. in the ANNUAL tie only opportunity in is the which possibly is room, the relation of the episGeorhave to personally will ustralians A copate to papal ministry, basement of 77 St. DINNER cordial Roman primacy, infall- ge's Terrace. A and we suggest Holiness His see The Annual Dinner of to ible magisterium and invitation is extended be will Ionians Old Travel Agent or the your incall be you visitors who ..nay universal jurisdiction." terested in taking part held at the Hotel Charles Travel Adviser to TAA's Holiday ANGLICAN ORDERS in this very necessary Monday November 2, ensure your reservation. Linked to this, the re- work under the banner commencing at 7.30 p.m. port stated, is the pro- of Our Lady, Queen of details further For Advt. blem of Anglican orders, the Legion. contact Mr-. A. Hine, which "must be looked 'MARY, QUEEN OF THE 32520, or Mrs. Rowe 875134. no later than LEGION' October 26. Monday is important Equally PLUMBING MATERIALS t he formation of a PraesBATHROOM FIXTURES idium under the title 229-233 William St., Perth above, whose entire work Keep abreast with the SEPTIC TANK — DRY WELLS abreast will be devoted to the times; keep Phone 28 8544 The "Plumbing Supply Specialists" extension of the Legion. with the Church --Read It is proposed that the T HE RECORD.

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Saturday 8.0 (6WN): Beethoven's Beethoven: by PROSPER LORRE The nine Beethoven symphonies will be broadcast beginning on SatMr. Roger Bryce, Forum" and "Mr. Brown performed urday as Chairman of the Nation- Comes Down the Hilp. nearly as possible with al Theatre at the PlayAfter leaving Perth in modern instruments the house, today announced 1967, Mr. Metcalfe re, appointment way Beethoven intended the of turned to England Edgar Metcalfe as Artis- he directed plays where them. for a tic Director of the Play- number of the larger 9.0 (6WN): Nine Days house. vincial theatres and proWas Queen: The tragic story for 12 months One of the most puzzling and annoying thing Australia A to Z would Ted Hepple and Audine of Lady Jane Grey in the Mr. Metcalfe who held Artistic Director of the s about commercial TV stations is their com- have to be worth watch- Leith. series of historical fea- this position for four known well Century Mobile years from 1963 to 1967 petition with each other for ratings at Sunday ni ing. A ntipodes writers tures. Theatre in Lancaster. ne will be remembered for It premiered on Tues- John O'Grady and ght movie time. Sunday a.m. his many outstanding also took the opportun. 10.45 day and appears to be Maurice Wiltshire, who Both TVW 7 and STW But if they had taken one of the best Austra- won an Australian Writ- (6WN): Time in a Time- productions which in- ity of visiting a number 9 choose the same time turns, they would have lian offerings for some er's Guild Award for the less Land: Mr. John cluded "The Representa- of European theatres to —8 p.m.—for their Sun- scoopr,,d the pool on two time. I wouldn't miss it best comedy script of Prince, an educational tive", "Fings Ain't Wot familiarise himself with new theatre trends. day night picture. And nights and their average —Tuesday 8 p.m. 1969, are the main auth- consultant discusses the They Used T'Be", "Marthey compete. ratings for the two Sun- In the opening pro- ors of Noel Ferrier's Aus- difficulties of teaching at/Sade", "Altona" In 1969 he returned to Australia to take up the and tralia A to Z with con- New Guinea children ( which toured Australia) If Seven has a poor day nights of this exam- gramme, Ferrier be much company covered the tributions from numer- the basic concepts of "A Funny Thing Happen- appointment of Associate picture, you can almost ple would science. ed on the Way to the Director of the Melletter A to C and in doing ous other writers. stake your life that Nine higher. bourne Theatre Com. will have a dud on as While with the PanY. well. Melbourne Theatre Corn. Contrarywise, if Nine he hass done ne guest has a good one on, Seven pParondYuc productions other not to be outdone, puts Australian cities includon a film worth watching "After The Rain" and ing. "The Real Inspector Hound" at the Playhouse, Last Sunday night was Mr. Metcalfe will take the most recent and perup his appointment as haps the most annoying Artistic Director of the example of this. Playhouse on January 1, Both stations screened 1971. movies that were well worth poking an eye at. Seven screened Hud, starring Paul Newman and to all reports, an excellent film. Nine showCORSET SALON ed On the Waterfront, Fashion Corsets starring Marlon Brando, one of the classics of Ladies' Surgical & American film making. E xclusive Lingerie I watched On The and Hosiery Waterfront because I had heard so much R oom 202, 2nd Floor about it—and I wasn't Levinson Building disappointed. It wasn't 713 Hay St., the greatest film I have Perth. seen but it was a superb ..0.4.41 , .....#4,~4 bit of drama. But I wanted to see Hud as well. Too bad, really. It doesnt' do to be petulant about these things—unless they are unnecessary. Why can't the TV stations have some sort of undercover or aboveboard liaison to prevent MONUMENTAL this silly clashing? . . . SPECIALISTS and don't give me guff 483 Great Eastern about the healthiness of competition in an open H'woy, Redcliffe market, etcetera, etcetPhone 65 3157 era, ad nauseum. Noel Ferrier's Australia A to Z — ABC-TV's I can see no reason alphabetical comedy of Australia, introduced by Noel Ferrier ( pictured ). Tuesday, October A fter Hours 67 3815 why one of the stations 20, at 8 p.m. I V.V.WPAI.VsM•INN#4,0 couldn't have agreed to postpone one of the films I watched The Cor- so included comments for a week. Going on the MORAL RULES Hotel Dianella standard of the usual bett Follies (ABW 2, on Australian art, athletALEXANDER DRIVE FOR THE Friday 9.55 ics, Australian the p.m.) man's and rubbish that is thrown Sunday 11.15 a.m., up, there is no way in came away a bit dis- attitude to women, the Phone 76 1699 ROAD USER country's preoccupation STW 9: Anne: This is the the wide world that appointed. 9 modern fully serviceo motel =Its each with private fac.11The teaching of the It is only a 25-minute with drinking and finish- story of Anne who beeither film wouldn't Mee. Mod. rates. air condition, ad and heated. TV., radio. have commanded most show to begin with and ed with a salute to the came a Sacred Heart Australian Catholic BishAmple ear parking. of the available viewers' as such, you hardly great Australian digger. nun and this film gives ops on Road Safety is attention on both nights. seem to settle down to In an age where it is answers to many ques- contained in an August it, when its over. Subiaco Hotel common to anaylse, com- tions about nuns which ACT publication entitled Wembley Hotel And as for the question It is in the latest tra- puterise, report in depth, have always intrigued Morals for Motorists. F-irst Class Accommodation of profitability, simply Excellent Lounge and The moral principles dition of English variety conduct surveys and gen- the ordinary person. and Service work it out .When there Monday p.m., 8.40 STW set out by the bishops Accommodation shows a la Frost on Sun- erally put anybody and BOTTLE DEPT. DRIVE-IN are a couple of poor or Phone 87 2418 days with a bit of sing- everything under the 9: Doctor In The House: are as applicable and imFREE HOME DELIVERY mediocre films on the Excellent comedy series portant today as they ing by mostly unheard- microscope, an authoriCnr. Cambridge and Phone 81 1028 commercials, they both ofs and little skits by tive guide to Australia is on doctors and students were 20 years ago, says Alexander Sts., Irene McHenry, prepr,etress must lose viewers to the Ronnie Wembley —the best of Monday the editor. Corbett who very welcome. ABC, whose Sunday however you night. From 1940 for some 20 look at it Ferrier deserves a night offerings lately is a Tuesday 7.35 p.m. STW years the Catholic Bishvery funny man. medal for doing it in a have been first rate. Bayswater Hotel The skits are very sparkling comedy series. 9: Elvis Presley Special: ops of Australia dedicatThe Railton OPP. STATION The fans are If they both put two funny. up and ed one Sunday of each Ferrier as well-informPerth's Most Modern screaming Elvis as rocks good films on the same Music Temperance year exposition to the Old Hotel of Time Australian ed host, introAnd, you know, that and night, the best they can is 5 minutes walk from Friday Dancing, duces a fun-filled series through a nostalgic med- the Church's teaching on about all . . . St. Mary's Cathedral do is halve the ratings . .111•11.111MIEB of Saturday. sketches, comments ley of his hits. Great fun. some problem of social B.B. from $7.00 * and perhaps drive some justice, a statement on LES BARTTLET Prepand observations about Cnr. Pier a Murray Streets TEL.: 71-1224 people to the ABC in If his advertisements tne Phone: 2141861 - 218861 that particular problem country and its simple frustration — as on ABW 2 are any indi- people and way of life. being published each cation, Noel Ferrier's He and a talented reperI, for one, nearly did. year also. Hotel Australia In 1958 attention was Commercial Hotel tory company delve into MURRAY STREET, PERTH Northam given to road safety. Australian history, surExcellent AcconwnociatIon end This re-issue, by the Rome.—Cardinal MichSi vey national traits and Phone Northam 49 Dining Service, Lundi FOR MEN— characteristics, report ael Browne, 83-year-old ACT Society, of the Parking Accommodation E. 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Thoughts For The Week

BIRTHDAYS

Children's World

* SUNDAY

OCTOBER 25 Maureen Davidson, Carlisle (12); Trevor Luff Wilagee (14); Kevin Crogan, Nungarin (11); Susan Downe, Goomalling (10).

Dear Boys & Girls

SUNDAY: Make a special time to shut yourself away—just five or ten minutes to really pray. Ten more MONDAY: minutes not to pray but just listen in case God has something to say to you.

I would l ike to thank all those c hi ldren who have written to me. Un- * MONDAY fortunately, I haven't time to answer OCTOBER 26 TUESDAY: Spare anDenise Costello, Wemal l the letters personal ly, but I do bley other five or ten minDowns (12); Denise l ike hear from you. utes to thank God and Pike, Kalamunda (10); your mum and dad for Angela Smith, N. Perth I received a lovely letter from Una (7); Alan Bavich, Armaall the blessings you have. McAneny of Maida-Vale during the dale (7); Steven Bathgate ,Trigg (8); Patricia the in letter enclosed was and eek, w Hold WEDNESDAY: Wray, Mosman Park your tongue. Don't say a very good drawing of the Church (13); Edward Bowers, anything unless it's in which Una attends. It is a pity that Dianella (9); Darryl the form of praise or Mills, Karrinyup (6). on it publ ish this page, cannot we thanks. Don't criticise your teacher or your but if any of you are artistically in- * TUESDAY mum and dad; don't cl ined, we are able to publish pen OCTOBER 27 tell lies — even white drawings, in black ink and preferones; don't be conWilly Smits, Mt. Helstantly bothering your ably with a thick outline on glossy ena (10); Roslyn Arkink, mother and father to Queen's Park (12); Marie paper. What is the five letter buy you things or do Foley ,E. Victoria Park two having word, which things for you. Try to Yok(10); Canny, David In fact, any drawings that are sent ine (10); Patrick Frank- Let's continue our puppet-making corner with letters removed, has only be a little independent, in and published on our page will be lyn, Kalgoorlie (8). STICK PUPPETS. The materials you need for one left?—Stone. just for today. this type of puppet are: Cardboard paste tape, * a warded a 25 cent prize. Why not THURSDAY: Help!! Inmagazine pictures of people or animals standing have a try? k WEDNESDAY up, a ruler for each puppet or other strips of wood What hands work all stead of calling for it day round? — The hands There are —lend it. OCTOBER 28 about the size of a ruler. Thanks once again for all your of a clock. plenty of people that Karen Hayes, Mt. Pleastanding. need it. if only you * l etters ,drawings, jokes and riddles. sant (14); Catherine Ed- Cut out magazine picture of people then cut out the on cardboard, Paste the pictures look. Start at home— wards, Beverley (13); K eep them coming. What professional men

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OCTOBER 31 Katherine Eaton, KalThe winning poem from our poetry competition: Can you name the goorlie (13); David Hird sports in which the type Albury Bicton (13); Noel of balls in our picture Embleton (13); Eliza- are used? beth Bourke, Dalkeith Policeman: What gear ( 11); Mark Pitt, Karrin- 2uTimoq Inci-uaj, '9 fircq by were you in at the momyup (9); Lesley Dwyer, -looa `g :4aNapp 't SU Robin Hicks (13) mt of the accident? Nollamara (12); Ivana -nay 'E 1slanbv1 qsunbs Woman Driver: I was :S-IHMSNV Birigitti, Newburn (10). `Z !JIIDD In the holidays I'd like to stay 'n a black jumper, blue lacks and brown shoes. Upon my uncle's farm. * Perhaps heL let me pitch the hay If I didn't come to harm. Two boys boasting. I could go for walks along the creek One: My dad's a doctor, What is better than a What are the black go I can be sick for Help feed the pigs and muster sheep. ele- dog that can count? between things othing. n I'd also like to ride a horse bee. spelling A toes? ohant's Two: That's nothing, * If that were possible of course Shew natives. My dad's a minister, so What is worse than * For you see I've never learnt to ride T can be buried for nothAlthough I've very often tried. What did Adam say to raining cats and dogs? ing. cars. tram Hailing before the day Eve * * How did the prisoner How many animals did Christmas? you Co would What -Eve. escape from gaol? Sister: Who was Joan Moses take into the Ark? It's Christmas if you burst your sides * * He broke out with the of Arc? was Noah None—it laughing? measles. Student: Guess she who took them. What did the astronaut Run 'til you get a Noah's wife. his was for asked when say * them. * 7 of the stitch in impression first ** What did the elephant * Noah took all the ani- moon? the class told Sister say to the flea, coming mals in pairs—except the Why are our ankles FathIt's out of this world Lady's Our that out of the Ark? snails, they went in in situated as they are? * er's name was Joachims. "Don't push me". the apples. To keep the calves out "Now," she said, "who If you came face to of the corn. can tell me her mother's NATURE NOOK Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all face with two elephants * Jane popped up name. competition entries, should be addressed to him in a desert, what would said: "Please Sister did the right ear What and at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. you do? say to the left ear? it's Mrs. Achims". Ring trunks and re* * Between you and me, Australian marthe of another is possum The verse the charges . we need a haircut. "Well, Mary," askel and it can range in size from the small supials * My Birthday is * -*pygmy possum—which is the size of a mouse—to Dad, "how are you and getting fiance Why did the cat go What did one tonsil the koala, a member of the possum family, though your I am now along?" years of agel into the Red Cross office. say to the other? it lacks a tail. Cause he thought he It must be spring, "Not too badly," reOther types of posAll other members of was a first aid kit. Name......... another the possum family have sums are cuscuses, which plied Mary, "but last comes here -night we did have a little * swallow. which they use in are about as big as cats; disagreement." * possums What is a volcano? climbing trees. There are ring-tailed Address "Oh, dear," said Dad, A mountain with hicvarieties of pos- named for the way they some hand big the did What "and what was it about?" in New often carry their tails in coughs. ......... of the clock say to the sums living you see, I want "Well, .......... Guinea, Sulawesi and the tight coils; greater glid* little hand? a big church wedding Islands. black are on and ers which Solom See you in an hour. School and he wants to break oft What is a skeleton? Several kinds of pos white possums. the engagement." A man with his out* sums have folds of skin All these species feed * • sides off, and his insides Hobby......... sides which Why was the rooster along their mostly on leaves and out. on the chalked Notice first into the Ark, and enable them to glide shoots eucalyptus of back of a very high and from one tree to another. roes. the elephant last? heavily laden lorry: "If Please fill possums Because the elephant Brush-tailed In the coupon above In BIG What would you do if LETTERS and sew. it to —From World Book you can't stop, smile as &rather in common most. the and are trunk, a had toe? your off Juniper, "The Junior Record," 450 Hay Street, Perth, so you cut jou go under." CM when lopedia. Australia. of Encyc parts comb. a rooster only Call a tow truck. YOur birthday 'mel around he may you on this

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NATIONAL DIRECTOR RETURNS Peter Rattigan In recent months I mantle in April of this As the popularity of street demonstrations conOF wrecked ,dying of tuber- honest men like Tom LEGEND the good fortune to I year, and the second was hc-d HE the is world tinues there to throughout grow T by culosis, O'Malley's life R oberts shearing their to visit Apostle- a young wine steward at able be O'MALLEY much talk by conservatives in Australia of the KING and Rob- was redeemed by an abo- sheep, Furphy's men, or ship of the Sea centres in a wedding reception in need to preserve our British style of Parliamentary Michael Boddy rigine named Coowonga. Clancy of the overflow. many parts of the world. Cratloe, Co. Clare. The democracy. This is a lot of waffle. ert Ellis. For two years O'Malley Running parallel with with a semin- latter has visited FreBeginning with Our Parliamentary legislation as the oppo- ar for A.O.S. chaplains mantle several times on What is wrong lived in a cave sleeping this is the other, the Here at the ustralians? in or by his coffin read- nasty half, the "I'm all- system is very different sition backbenchers. A in Manila which was also the passenger liners. this week, is from that of the British In the British system, attended by His LordPlayhouse the ing only three books right Jack", the "it's most playing one of the required by man; the there, take it". "Politic- and not nearly as demo- question time has tradi- ship Bishop McKeon, to- I would like to thank of theatre Bible, Daniel Boone. and ians are in it for what cratic. In Australia Par- tionally been the time gether with the chaplains all the parishes which exciting pieces to Perth Karl Marx's 'Das Kapi- they can get out of it". liament is merely a rub- for private members, on of the ports of Mel- contributed towards the ever to come one pernot one, not and "Total Vulgarity. What ber stamp for Govern behalf of the electors, to bourne and Sydney, the funds of the National Apfully tal'. obtain information from Australian son I have met is Of his journey by foot culture?" "Booze and the ment measures. contingent ostleship during Apostlecommit to Government Ministers. made a very worthwhile ship of the Sea Sunday prepared to Melbourne and the r acecourse", basic In Australia, question contribution to this first in July. I hope you will themselves to the The Legend Of King; DIFFERENCES play. other Southern Capitals. The most notable dif time is merely an op Far Eastern Regional continue to keep the seriousness of this Then came his entry O'Malley is not concernthis spiritual welfare of the ference is the time for portunity for Ministers Seminar. They all admit that en- into Australian politics, ed with fact. It is congreat is roduction seafarers in your prayp which each Parliament to give carefully preparfrom to federal, state cerned with of 'truth' the Papers were read by ers. Many of the blesstertainment, that they and the development of nasty side of the Austra- sits. The House of Com- ed speeches that say each of us Australian de- ings and advantages of while enjoyed every moment, his fine ideals. a nothing useful, Of his lian Myth. While not giv- mons sits for 160 days furlegates on different as- ordinary church memv but they will go no fight against corrupt and ing an answer it does year. The House of Rep- they waste Parliament's pects of the sea apostol- bership are automaticthat concede thet than 60 for days. time. resentatives show this vain of myth politicians, full-face his very ate and our contribution ally denied to them beis itself play he t This means that Austra- WHY? stand against tyranny on on. t o the proceedings was cause of their calling. In musing. a These are only a few behalf of the underdog. Whether by accident lian M.P.'s do not have Does a play have to be Here the legend begins or design Boddy and sufficient time to repre- of the abuses of Parlia- enthusiastically received our work and study we His Eminence are ever striving to bring by all. a tragedy to be serious to emerge. O'Malley, the Ellis have marked their sent the electorate prop- mentary democracy that Cardinal Santos of Man- Christ and the Christian theme? in great, the good. O'Malley target with deadly accur- erly and keep a watch- are committed in AusDoes it have to be the wit the man of per- ate aim. See this play, ful eye on the govern- tralia. There are many ila and the Apostolate way of life more effecNuncio to the Philip- tively into the environhumourless before it ception the man of vis- enjoy it, join in the sing- ernment. more. pines participated in the ment of maritime life. comment? a make can ion. The man who picked ing, listen to the brass The procedure of the Why are they allowed seminar the besides Must bodies strew the the site of Canberra, the band as you enter, get House of Commons is to occur? Mainly because Christian symOur s tage before a play can man who conceived the there in plenty of time also .very different from the vast majority of chaplains of the region and prayers for pathy and the IsPhilippine am I great? called be Commonwealth standard for your greater enjoy- that of the Australian Australians are uneduthe deceased go to Fathnot saying that the Leg- guage railway. The man ment and when you are House of Representa- cated. They leave school, lands itself. er Tory whose mother end of King O'Malley is who saw the necessity there listen with both tives. The Commons has after having a lot of useOn the home front the died recently, and brotha great play. It may be. of, and constituted the ears. of less facts drummed into work has carried on er some weeks before system extensive an may It It is great stuff. C ommonwealth bank NEW PLAY Committees, made up of them for 10 or 12 years, apace which goes to then. Also our prayers not last, a great deal of The man who opposed for show that no one is in- go to the Buhagiar famprivate M.P.'s, which unable to think play Smith's Eleanor it alludes to modern at- Prime Minister Billy "No Haloes" had its first scrutinise carefully all themselves and ready to dispensable. Besides ily and for the happy retitudes and modern con- Hughes and the Labor unquestioningly thanking the Club Mem- pose of the soul of Mrs. production at the Hack- legislation to ensure that accept ceptions. Party over the issue of ett Hall, Floreat, last the government does not whatever they are told. bers, staff and voluntary of mother Buhagiar, The play is much more c onscription during the Thursday night. A well-educated person workers for their efforts John This commit any abuses of our Buhagiar, than rather odyssy during a very busy first World War. the is one who can think for play, set in a women's power. Stella Mans Club Manthe legend of King O'MalWe have nothing like himself; who can criti. period, I would like also ager, who died very reThis play is comment prison deals with the reley. O'Malley setting out rather than drama and lationships between pris- this. In Australia legis- cise constructively; not to thank Father C. Tory, on the journey through while there is no charac- oners and attitudes of lation is rushed through one who can merely re- the African Missions and cently. life. His setting up of ter development in the prisoners to staff. Club Members The Bernard the Jesuit Fathers for facts. Parliament without any- cite their ministrations dur- tell me they have organhis church, his success. traditional that assertion chance a Shaw's given dramatic being one The olcter prisoners ing my absence. Without ised another Cabaret, this his failure. His love of form the play does cl to examine it critically. his education proceeded their teamwork and zeal one on Saaturday eventhe woman he married velop the other part of know more about the Liberal-Country Party apace except when in prison than about the for the work, Fremantle ing October 31, with and then her death. The the Great Australian outside world. Mildred, private M.P.'s are just terrupted by his schoolwould not continue to be scandals that shocked Myth. until midnight the dipsomaniac epitom- as ignorant of the pro- ing has a lot of rele- a favourite port of call dancing him. His decision to and only one dollar adin context. this vance Government of visions the in conflict this ised THE MYTH for many seafarers who mission. If the last evenleave his home ir the United States of pay tribute to the local ing is any criterion this One half of the Myth is older prisoners' thinking. BOOK REVIEWS apostolate in other parts too should be a roaring ca. Of heading towards full of mateship and the This part is played in a Australia, of the world. taking his great out back with its strikingly realistic mansuccess, so take note of coffin with him. Of being noble characters. Keen- ner by Beatrice Mansell. One meets former vis- the date. shipwrecked on t h e eyed stockmen, or axeThe play opened rather itors to Fremantle in the Thanks for the conQueensland coast, still men with the jaws of an slowly but as the scene most unlikely places. tinued supply of maga,'" with his coffin. Ship- Albert Tucker. prison the to Or the moved Two come to mind; the zines and should you be common room and the first was on a car ferry considering coming down women working together crossing the river Shan- to help us in any way in prison the to and later The recent and continuing unrest in Northern non, a wireless operator our work, do not put it SEE THE LARGE RANGES OF concert, its dramatic Ireland has gained the attention of a discrimina- from Kilrush, Co. Clare, off any longer. 12" L.P.'s AT— impact took on a new tion-conscious world. who had been in FreFather John O'Shea. dimension. Relationships in down Austracommentators broken Most • All Top 40 Hits are available became more involved, feelings intensified and have seen the troubles lia and Canada through W. R. PHIPPS Pty. Ltd. motives began to emerge. as examples of religious the influx of Catholics the f rom other European 434 Albany 'Aviv VICTORIA PARK Phone: 61-1270 The finer aspects of bigotry, involving O PTOMETR I STS countries and by continCatholicr of ion persecut emotional conflict were Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 72a 1 Scarborough expansion. economic ual majorProtestant to a degree destroyed by by the Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 Street, 230 Hannan I NP4P, In# seen is The situation This is overacting by some mem- ity in the North. R . F. WILLIS, W A.O.A., Optometrist ,0111111., practical reperits with up. summing a naive too bers of the cast. Wallace, cussions when one reTHE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE a fine and delicate play. Author Martin educat- members that any parwas journalist, a INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Whether it would trans- ed at Queen's University ticular Government plant to the rugged and the Uni- makes economic decisBelfast., of CAN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN modern the of round g Michigan. A, ions to suic its supportINSURANCE PROTECTION theatre would be a mat- versity of of the ers. Editor Deputy ter for conjecture. How133 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH —SOLE AGENTS— Belfast Telegraph, and In terms of a Loyalist given reception the ever, Phone 21 6091 it is obvious Government M. VILES, Manager. Ireland Northern present & COMPANY R. CONNABEER t o the play (and what a Protestant how Radio then 165 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 magnificent reception it c orrespondent for sympathisers he cover- Loyalist was) augers well for its Telefis Eirinn, economically proan and the witnessed and ed future and for the judgW. W. EDMONDSON & SONS North at sperous elite could come ment of the members of events in the t o mean one and the hand. first PLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS it. presented who Kuljak same thing while at the Drums and Guns n I Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and which covers events up lower end stands the dePATCH DISASTER General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. CathOnly last week in this to April of this year, Mr. prived anti-Loyalist Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 olic. objectively deals Wallace column I decried the 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH This situation becomes lack of premises for ( though one suspects econoamateur and experimen- hidden Catholic sympa- aggravated in an country shaky mically like matters with thies) tal drama. Since that Ireland. time Perth has lost the O'Neill's attempts to heal like Northern ST. PAUL'S TEACHERS COLLEGE, Thus the Ulster ProPatch Theatre, the abode some of Ulster's divisV UNAKANAU, RABAUL of the oldest amateur ions, the Civil Rights testant who practices or Campaign, and the vio- approves of discriminacompany in this city. ( A Catholic College for men students within the lence of August, 1969 and tion is motivated by fear Territory National Education System, conducted This is a very serious the aftermath. 3f Catholicism or politiby the Christian Brothers) blow for the very many the root causes lie 'ml and economic domiAs T HERE ARE VACANCIES ON THE STAFF OF THIS young people who attend- deep and Northern Ire nation. In his mind, they C OLLEGE IN 1971 IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: ed Patch and who were land's problem is not a all vitally and emointroduced to drama and new one, the author fills are S cience linked together tionally the literature of drama in the historical backMathematics presupposing the one counon its stage. Shire Art and Craft ground which is so essencils and progress asso- tial for an understanding other. Principles of Teaching A fair and readable acciations place great em- of the troubles. Librarian worth QUALIFIED PERSONS WILL BE PAID BY THE phasis on playing fields I Historically speaking, count, it is well and athletic clubs and not only in Ireland, but reading for those interADMINISTRATION AT THE SALARY RATES FOR INDIGENOUS the cultural development here in Australia and in ested in Irish affairs. TEACHERS (WHICH ARE FAR BELOW alas, left to chance, Canada too, right up to is, Drums and Guns: ReAUSTRALIAN SALARIES). or what a child might the late 1800's, Irish- volution in Ulster, by GOOD ACCOMMODATION IS PROVIDED BY pick up from television Catholicism has been Martin Wallace. (Geoffrey THE COLLEGE. or the cinema. Patch largely synoRymous with Chapman Pty. Ltd., MelINTERESTED Theatre was doing im- anti-Loyalist feelings. bourne. 19'70; pp. 144; PERSONS PLEASE CONTACT EITHER: portant work, I hope T he Principal, These synonyms were S 4.40.) !hat people will see it S t. Paul's Teachers College, t hat way so that it may V unakanau, PERSONAL SERVICE grow to life again. P.O. RABAUL. T.P.N.G. Patch FULL CATHOLIC RITES In the meantime OR the best tradition of in MODERN PREMISES R ev. Bro. G. C. Davy, theatrical fortitude goes Mount St. Mary PHONE ALL HOURS: E. W. (WIN) MEAD College, on . . . in the basement A lbert Road, STRATHFIELD, N.S.W. 2135 ehearsals and classes r 6 3482 ( Phone: 76 0267 ). 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park 61 1158 are still being held. Not fire, nor . . . shall dim.

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ALBANY TRIUMPHS IN HOCKEY GRAND FINAL END OF SEASON ANALYSIS

THEY HAVE THE CLUBS GUESSING by BOB ROBERTS

Ian Stewart and Bill Barrot — two of the biggest names in Victorian football have clubs guessing in Victoria and W.A. Both have indicated a Collingwood and Esdesire to come to WA., sendon players showed but how dinkum are last year that they felt they? it was about time playThe way I see it both ers were given a better are chasing a "quid". To deal . . . so you can't ''do this they are playing blame Stewart and Bar clubs against each other. rot wanting to cash in Stewart has stated on their playing ability. that he does not want For them time is beto play again with St. ginning to run out. Kilda. There was talk of Hawthorn Football him swapping with Bar- Club raised an interestrot, who has also indi- ing point last week. cated that he is not happy with his club Rich- BROWLOW MEDAL They want the system mond. W.A. clubs, Claremont of Brownlow Medal votand East Perth are said ing changed. They suggested two a to be keen to recruit Stewart while Barrot ternatives. Have an independent has had talks with East Perth and West Perth person select the best five on the ground or A REALISTIC LOOK have another person as Let's look at these well as umpire select players realistically. best three. Stewart is a dualBrownlow Medallist and VOTING CHANGE ---v-epeo• A change In Brownlow considered one of the most skilful players in Medal voting could have repercussions throughVictoria. A VE MARIA COLLEGE, Albany, broke the ice recently when it won its first hockey grand final since the game was introduced into the He would appear to out Australia. Personally, I feel that . school fi ve years ago. The school triumphed when its A Reserves team, AMC 1, carried off the premiership have an even chance of shield for this year's Albany gaining a clearance to it is time something was Women's Hockey Association season. The team won the match by one goal with the final score at 4-3. a WA. club . . . but virtu- done about the current Members of the winning AMC 1 team are: At back ( from left): M. Westhorpe, C. Thornaton, M. Peacock, S. Mortimer, C. Haddleton, G. Hill. At front: V. Pedalina, L. Doyle, K. Summers (captain), P. Montague, U. Armstrong. ally no chance to an- voting set-up. But I don't entirely other VFL team. Why? Well St. Kilda agree with Hawthorn. The umpire's do a ATHLETICS have their eyes on a couple of promising good job. Aquinas took out the What should come unW.A. players. honours on the occasion of the Public Schools They have got the best der review is the countBy Ferd Tippett 67th meet. In winning years out of Stewart back system. Hawthorn's Whether Guildford L.and may be prepared to and The 64 dollar question cricket attainments, in a from THE SOUTH WEST Catholic S .h.00ls Sports College, with release him "under cer- suggestions are given in the game has cropped very tough, competitive Scotch Association will hold its 21st annual athletic carconsideration is Trinity much in fourth place, should sport. up, a batsman tain conditions." followed by Hale, Wesley nival on Sunday, October 25, at the -Hands Memorwalk? In other sports, But the Saints are doubtful. However, it has drawn umpires are never treat- • In perhaps Tony and Christchurch, Aquin- ial Oval," Bunbury, starting at 10.3., a.m. hardly likely to let him Lock's last year in Shef- as equalled Scotch's post go to an opposition attention to the matter. ed as being infallible, Schools competing are serious sign of the times" field Shield cricket, Tony war record of six consecand there should be club. downward It is about time playthe in four matches, will utive wins. 1971 should St. Joseph's, St. Mary's, with in doubt regard to the Whatever the outcome ers in the full forward dismissal of a batsman, mould together a gooa see Scotch College's re- St. Thomas' (Bunbury), trend ot population in rural immediate Francis Xaviers' the Stewart certainly won't and full back lines came he should stand his cast, only to have it de cord go by the board, un- St. be any gift if he does under consideration for ground and wait for an pleted by the needs of a less Aquinas is faced Marist Brothers (Bun- areas, plus the represThis can be with tougher opposition. bury), St. Joseph's (Bus- sion of industrial activity pry a clearance to an- fairest and best awards. explanation. The stodjy Test side. selton, Waroona, Pin- at Colli-. tough to a captain tryother club. It appears to be an limited stroke-maker is They hope Collie's abjarra), St. Mary's (Doning to take out the out-of-mind gradually being out-of-sighteliminatBarrot in my opinion nybrook), St. Ann's (Har- sence from our big day is Shield. Part of cricket C ATHOLIC has no chance of gain- case for them when al from first-class crickvey), Our Lady of Lour- only temporary. et, and this has been perhaps, but hard on votes are given. ing a clearance. des (Dardanup) and St. Lock when he wants to T ENNIS NEWS most beneficial to the Michael's (Brunswick). game, as decisions are bow out, in a blaze of Results of first match A TTENTION ALL! A rather unfortunate much more feasible with- glory. of 1970 Mixed Pennants feature Convents, ColSchools, of this year's carout stone-wallers. • It is indeed tragic to c ompetition played at nival will be the non ap- leges, Charitable OrganisRay Illingworth the hear that Colin Milburn Robertson Park on Satpearance of the two Col- ations—For your Raffle ROD EVANS M.C.C. captain on the will be lost to cricket as urday October 17, are as lie Catholic schools for Tickets see . eve of the tourists depar- a player, too few of Mil- follows:— ABREGO, a brown filly her trainer and Ross the first time. RECORD PRINT postillion ture, expressed the opin- burn's "dashing cavalier" by the imported sire Cherry her Organisers feel that A Grade: Queen's Park ion England that will batting types are left in Fair for race a out pick this is undoubtedly "a Arivederci, showed the 450 Hay Street, Perth. win The Ashes. With an the game. Colin's con- 1 defeated Queen's Park opposition a clean pair Apt it will be a case of 2 (7 sets-5); Leederville e xcellent team to suptribution can never be of heels in the Boronia getting on quick. nort his statement, Ill- measured in words, Mil- 1 defeated Dianella 2 (11 Handicap for two year ARCTIC SUMMER. a imgworth should perform burn was a personality, sets-1); Leederville 3 deold fillies. She is raced brown colt by Arctic Exwell, however Australia that cannot be replaced feated Leederville 2 (7 in partnership by stal- plorer caught the eye is going to be tough to overnight. I trust that sets-5). warts of the East Perth when he rattled home to beat, Colin Milburn's Testi'Football Club in Roy run eighth after being • B Grade: Leederville 1 Because the 12 places monial match will amply Haynes, John Bandy, Jim held up for a run apDianella 1 (10 defeated the Test Team will be reward a great cricketer, Bradley proaching the home turn. Haines and filled by our best form for all he has put into sets-2); Pignatelli 1 deSmith and was turned This colt is trained by feated Leederville 2 (12 players. Home teams. the game. out in top condition by Norm Fawcett a top sets-nil). A Ledger Machinist with typing r.ricketers are replacepopular trainer Albert class trainer and he will able and as we have e xperience. A sound knowledge Jordan, who is enjoying pay to follow in any plenty of top-class batsa run of success. I un- Novice he contests from of Bookkeeping is essential. men and bowlers, we will derstand her next run now on. represent formidable opwill be in the Queen's SAN TOWFRS, raced nosition to the English Plate and whatever beats by city florist Moya team. GLOUCESTER PARK her will win. Brookshaw and trained Just for the records, Harold Campbell, Victoria's first Test was 7.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (1). by FAIR APT, a bay filly finished a promising sec- Played in 1876/77, New Julie Derby, Regal Patch, Emulari. by a Perth Cup winner ond to his stablemate El South 1881/2, Wales Fair Print out of a well Pancho. These two colts South Australia 1884/85 7.45—ADONIS HANDICAP. bred mare in Aptly, imGratify, Fireline, Silver Melody. are both top class and lnd Queensland 1928/29. pressed when she made while I consider El Our opportunity has cAonndeixtcen io lls. ent rate of pay and good her debut in the same 8.15—QUALIFYING STAKES (2). Pancho is an ideal type ?,ome, in perhaps the River Gift, Zealand Chief, Blue Aud. race as Abrego. She was for the W.A. Derby I most nrogressive and think San Towers will futuristic time in this slow to begin and finish8.50—SATURN HANDICAP. beat his stablemate in State, and en occasion ed on to be a promising Isle of Gold, Plainkol, Double James. any sprint they clash in richly earned by the sixth. When Ted Greig from now on. W.A.C.A. with excellent 9.25—HERMES

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