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ROME. — A news report that Pope Paul has asked the world's bishops to study the idea of dropping the Catholic obligation for private in French that was beamed to Africa and could be heard in Cameroun. confession, except when head the made on of state, and we clemency." tent to harm the PresidThe plea was there is "grave" sin, defendhave the faith three president "Even if the bishop of ent. ehalf b caused surprise in the ants sentenced to death of the Republic of the had not been among However, he testified Vatican congregations Cameroun would want to those sentenced to he knew Gabriel Tabeu, that would be involved. on January 6 after trials accept the requests of death," the broadcast who by military tribunals. the prosecution A major news agency mercy that come to him said. "we would have claimed had tried to kill had reported from Rome Among them is Bishop from everywhere." asked for this favour." the President through an Albert Ndongmo, 4.4, of that the Vatican CongreThe broadcast was organisation called "The He had Nkongsamba. gation for Discipline of The Vatican Radio made the same day the Holy Cross for the Natalso received a sentence broadcast said: "It is not Sacraments recently sentences were imposed ional Liberation of Cam- the of life imprisonment in our business to judge the sent to all bishops, for Yaounde, in capital of eroun." a separate trial earlier. theoretical gravity of a comment, a document Cameroun. persons that suggested letting a Following the broad- plot against the security There is no appeal, Twenty-nine cast, the Vatican's press of a state, or the reality and if Ahidjo were not were accused of partici- prayer of general con- ANNE ST. JACK, of York, was awarded a Governofficer, Federico Alcssan- of deeds attributed to •to commute the senten- pating in a takeover plot. fession at Mass take the ment Exhibition for achieving highest marks in "At no time in my life place of individual pridrini, said the news of the accused, or even to ces, the bishop and the the State at Mercedes where she was Dux of the death sentence given judge the merits of the other two men would be have I organised activity vate confession. the Humanities Course last year. trial. to the bishop "was reSources in both that executed publicly by fir- tending to destroy the Other outstanding Exhibition Winners were Paul ceived in the Vatican regime," Bishop Ndong- congregation and in the "What alone matters ing squad. mo said. with with pain and sor- for us is to proclaim in Apostolic Penitentiary Emil Nulsen, and Michael Stacey, both of Aquinas row." a loud voice that the life DENIES AFFILIATION Independent since 1960, said their offices did not College, Manning. WITH PLOTTERS He also released a of man is too precious the Federal Republic of prepare such a docualthough one statement from the Vat- to be brutally wiped out, At his trial for alleged- Cameroun in West Cen- ment, ican saying: "We hope and that above all a head ly plotting to overthrow tral Africa has been source did say the whole for a humanitarian senti- of state should show an the Government, Bishop troubled by UPC guer- question of general conment of clemency from open heart by giving Ndongmo denied any in- rilla activities since 1955. fessions and penitence was being looked at in t he Vatican. DRUG USERS IN PERTH. The agency report referred to was AREN'T Published here last week. It said Vatican sources R ELIGIOUS had indicated that the Drug users generally document could become tend not to - have a re- part of Church law withligious affiliation, declar- in a year—if the bishops ed a speaker at an inter- were in favour. national conference on It indicated that the sodrug abuse research in called recommendation California. would allow Catholic congregations to confess Professor Erich Goode their sins jointly in a also revealed that his prayer of general confessurvey of the nation's sion. college campus — includThe priest would give ing his own — showed joint absolution to all that 70 p.c. of the stud- who had confessed, alents had tried marijuana lowing them to receive at least once. Holy Communion. ROBYN OWENS, of 61 Park Street, Como, who has just completed Leaving Certificate at Mercalcs College, Victoria Square, obtained the maximum number of distinctions in the Leaving ( 7) and passed the maximum number of Matriculation subjects (4). She received her Primary education at St. Joseph's South Perth. Robyn intends studying Science at the UniverDiocesan Vocations Director Rev. Father W. Foley with Rev. Father O'Donnell sity of WA. She was Dux of Mercedes Science in Perth. Course.

T HE VATICAN has sent pleas to President Ahmadoua Ahidjo, of Cameroun, to spare the life of a bishop condemned to death for helping to plot Ahidjo's assassination. - The life oi man is too precious to be brutally wiped out," said Vatican Radio in a broadcast

Peace Money to go Toward Building Top Clinical Psychologist Lepers' Homes to speak at Seminar

MOTHER TERESA, winner of the first Pope John XXIII peace prize, told a news conference she would use the $25,000 prize money to build

A PRIEST clinical psychologist, Rev. FafteFOOTNOTE: Father Desmond O'Donnell, OMI from Penhurst, NSW, Ricardo Lombardi, Si., homes in India for some of the 35,000 lepers cared for by her Missionary Sisters of Charity. w ill conduct a seminar, organised by the Diocesan Director-General of the Vocations Council, Movement for Better a She also said she Church was too rich. at Trinity College on January 25 and 26. World, will lecture to would go to the United "No one has ever said The main purpose of the seminar is to up-date a seminar on Christian States in May to open a that to me. When the methods, techniques and goals in carrying out the Renewal at Trinity Col- house in Harlem for poorest of the poor are work of Christ, lege on January 17.18. work among New York's dying on the ground and branches just

of the as in all economy and in we come to help them, The seminar program- poor. every sphere of science new and The 60-year-old mission- they do not ask how rich r evolutionary is as follows:— me advances are being made. ary nun, who has worked we are." SUNDAY, JANUARY 17. New modes of among the world's poorthink- ologist who brings with A rchbishop Theme: "Signs of the irig in regard to the Benelli est, was introduced to said vo- him years of experience he felt that Pope cation to religious and in the field of counsell- Times and Vatican II" the press by Archbishop Paul had Priestly life are needed "Tensions in the Church" found in ing. He will deliver the Giovanni Benelli, substi- Mother to keep Registration 3.00: Teresa and her for abreast with a opening talk on `The ortute secretary of state. life which is nuns "the incarnation of Sunday Conference She received the peace changing and constantly igin and discovery and the tenet that man is my only). presenting development of a vocaprize from Pope Paul the broth new Opening Official 3.30: er." challenges. tion . . . the view of a previous day. and Conference. The Diocesan The archbishop admitclinical psycholopriest Mother Teresa told 5.30: (app.) Holy Mass. Commission, Vocations gist." newsmen that everyone ted that many internatcomposed 7.30: Conference. of priests, loved and respected her ional organisations would lay people, religious and The official opening of MONDAY, JANUARY 18 nuns—even in some of have been worthy rehas organised this the seminar to assist the seminar will be pertoughest sectors of cipients of the peace Theme: "Steps and formed by the Auxiliary Clergy, the world. The religious and lay fact that prize, but felt they lackBishop, the Most Rev. P. Exercises in Building People in a they were Roman Cath- ed the human element of deeper un- Quinn. Community". derstanding of olics had been no barrier an outstretched hand of 9.00: Conference. in promoting, their roles in dealing with persons help epitomised by ' Tc)-'detecting Enrolment fee is $3.00 10.45: Morning tea. and developing voca- and applications can be 11-12.30 (app.): Confer- of other religions or no er Teresa. tions to serve Christ religion. in r eceived at Vocations ence. Mother Teresa's work his Church. Office, Conference. 77 3.30: St. George's The nun won loud ap- showed that Father money O'Donnell is a Terrace. The seminar is 5.30 (app.): Holy Mass. plause when she explain- alone does not brim highly qualified and ex- open to all, both young 7.30: Concluding Confer- ed how she would answer peace, Archbishop Benperienced clinical psych- and old. ence. the criticism that the elli told newsmen.

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CHRISTIANS AND POLITICS

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Thursday, January 14, 1971.

snowd take notice of Cardinal ALL Heenan's advice in regard to the part they should play in politics (The Record, December 24). He says that, while it is wise for the Church in its official capacity not to make an issue of politics, that does not mean Catholics, as such, should not have a powerful voice in politics. He emphasises that, while Bishops have to be more careful than most, that does not mean they are less full of indignation than others at some of the things that happen. The points underlined by the Cardinal, that politics often involve moral issues, are borne out by the attitude of many Christians on apartheid, racism, abortion, social injustices. Though the Church as such has to keep its nose clean and not lay itself open to charges of meddling or getting involved in political denunciations or fulminations, that does not preclude Christians taking an active interest and part in politics, for it is fatuous to say, "Keep religion out of politics." It is a Christian duty. Those who feel disinclined to agree with this on a mind-your -own-business principle should realise their everyday life and morality are inseparably bound up with and influenced to a large extent by political actions. There is not one facet on which these do not touch- whether it be migration, social ills, economic stability, industrial relations, community trends, abortion, tyrannous oppression in other countries ( Brazil ) and the impoverished state of the underpriveleged. In today's world, man cannot isolate himself f rom politics. Many people are inclined to bypass this fact. Then they deserve the government they get. They should, in fact, be demanding a high level of leadership and principle from their politicians. When they declaim their shortcomings, in effect, they are merely beating their own chests. People, instead of dismissing politics as something to be endured in their present form, and something superimposed on society, should be looking for ways of giving them a new maturity of thought, a new breadth and depth in Christian principle. The forthcoming State elections will have great importance for the people of Western Australia. Christians must interest themselves in the scale of benefits granted by the State and Commonwealth to the aged, the sick and the widows. There is the field of education in which it can truly be said the 1960's saw a shift in Government policy only because of continued representation of needs both at a political and parochial level. The needs of the 1970's are even more pressing. Though much has been done, much more remains to be done. Christians should be concerned about conservation, air pollution, industrial unrest, the state of agriculture and the deficiencies of the present policies. Family benefits too. are a focal point of interest. Christians should not stand disinterested when matters of conscience such as abortion, legalising of drugs, as some advocate, and other things touching the very fibre of the nation are considered in need of reform. Christians should be alert to any move to undermine the welfare and rights of people. Election time is when they should act decisively and obtain the government they want which is progressive, balanced and sensible. No Christian can ever close his eyes to matters of State and just hope for the best outcome. He must play his part and be involved. If WA is to remain 'The State on the move' it will need men, families and workers. Christians everywhere must ensure this by active interest in affairs of State and a readiness to stand by Christian principles.

Winds Of Change In Britain

FARMERS' SECOND SUNDAY OF THE YEAR GRIEVANCE By Rev. R. H. Hardiman, Doctor of Sacred Liturgy

Farmers have received IN THE PAST we have been accustomed to call, very little in return for ing these Sundays "Sundays after Epiphany", 14 Recent publicity in the I refer to an article in their wheat for the past the re-structuring of the Calendar of the Churcies Australian Press about The Record of the 31st few years. Year, things have been simplified by having the permissiveness in Britain December, 1970, under A substantial payment t wo key cycles of Christmas and Easter only. AR seems to have taken no the heading "Sabah Oust- would rejuvinate us all, other times are described as Sundays of the Year _ ,aelAJ LULL Ui L/LIC LIG W ing Christians," which not to mention the boost In this period before Lent we have put before as mate of opinion now confirms what I had to it would give to local sweeping across the say as to discrimination business. Just think of the key events in the early public life of Christ country. The great against Christians and the effect on business Following last Sunday's commemmoration of 'silent majority' is at other "locals."Ihave had each year of farmers at Christ's Baptism, today we have his first publk last breaking silence. We a letter from our parish Royal Show time alone miracle at the marriage feast of Cana in Galilee. have been following the priest who was, amongst purchasing their machinThe Gospel scene of the wedding feast is possibly situation carefully in 58 other missionaries, ery, vehicles and most one of the most well known of all Gospel texts. Britain and are concern- ousted at short notice modern equipment. Last It is certainly very popular, probably because of ed lest a similar situa- from Sabah. It made year this was sorely abtion should develop here. sad reading indeed. And sent because of the the appealing human aspects that come through. The Old Testament Reading is similar to the The latest outcry has strange enough, yester- drought and the poor come from Britain's larg- day I received a letter prices for theme of marriage. It is a passage from Isaiah received est women's organisa- from my niece in Hong- wheat, stock and prod- where God expresses his love for His People using tion, The National Coun- Kong who met this same uce generally. the parallel of the love of a bridegroom for hie cil of Women. Recently priest over there. He was bride. election seeking Those the Queen visited their invited to dinner at her For the next couple of months we will be reacting headquarters place and,Ibelieve, when for State Parliament this the First Epistle to the Corinthians. The London idea of be need to would year and on that occasion the he related the story of this continuous reading is something new. It means Council passed a resolu- the expulsion of mission- very constructive in their tion calling on the Gov- aries, especially one like policies and assessment the unity between all three readings around the ernment to "revise and himself who had been in of the mood of farmers one these is not always easily seen, but generally strengthen laws protect- Sabah for 33 years, he if they want their votes. the New Testament Reading will be apractical Think about it politicians indication of how the Apostles or the early Christ. ing the individual from broke into tears. and let us know your the progressive intrusion iaxs lived and expressed their faith. Today's ReadOn this note I must views . . . new ones we ing shows that the Holy Spirit gives different gifts of pornography, obscenold ones hope, since the ity, sex and violence by say that it grieves me to to various people for the common good. the prevailing commer- read of the growing op- have brought nothing The wedding feast at Cana shows Christ's concern for the fardespair but recent mass position in the of cialisation local newspapers against mer and desolation to for a young married couple. When many facets of media." the permissive society, abortion, divorce, teenage Protests exist in abun- the entry of coloured and the countryside. Disgruntled Farmer, marriages, the glamourised lives of film stars, etc, dance daily at the new Asian peoples into Ausundermine the ideals of family life, every encourageand varied methods of tralia. I am sure those Wheat Belt. 'sexploitation' be it in writing these articles and Name and address sup- inent should be given to the concern of the Church films, books, sex shops propagating such poli- plied. through such groups as Majellans. Cana Confer, themselves are and mechanical devices. cies, ences, Christian Family Movement. The family is The new mood of the Christians. What then, still the essential unit of every aspect of social life. manifests a Sir, I ask, is a Christian? country that Is he just an Australian? feeling growing people have 'had enough' Another sad bit of of the permissive society. news from Sabah was Many seem to think that that the Christians were Tracluzione dal Prof. Aldo Pace, Direttore del MV SISTER, who is a it will be replaced in the not allowed to have their 70's by a new order of usual "Carols by Candle- nurse in a very large city Lire° di Cultura Italiatu. Perth. society which is more light" on Christmas eve hospital in Glasgow, sent Net passato eravamo abituati di chiamare quote responsible and mature. on the town playing field. me a copy of guidelines Woe betide Australia Christians were not even issued to Scottish Cath- domeniche "domeniche dope I'Epilenia" Nella if it should fail to learn allowed to go carol sing- olic nurses on December riformazione del Calendario dell'anno della Chiesa. from the bad mistakes ing from house to house. 28. Feast of the Holy In- le cose sono state semplificate in avendo Natal° e made in Britain with R.C.'s to R.C. houses and nocents, which was kept Pasqua le due maggiori feste. Le altre donicnicbe this type of permissive- Anglicans to Anglican as a day of prayer for vengono chiamate come clomeniche dell'anno. ness. homes, etc., something Aborted Children. In questo periodo prima della Quaresima abbiamo The Simms Family. which was a Christmas The main points of the messo di fronte a not la nota dominante del risultati Booragoon treat for us all. Non guidelines are: nei primi anni della vita pubblica di Cristo. Christians were never Proseguendo l'articolo del Battesimo di Cristo deb • Catholic nurses should disturbed on such visitaalways show charity domenica scorsa, oggi ne abbiamo U suo prhno tions. Such Christians towards patients hav- niiracolo in pubblico fatto alla testa del matrimostio who have the financial ing abortions. a Cana in Galilea. means are seeking entry Nel Vangelo at vede che is testa del matrinionio Your column on "Poli- to Australia for an hon- • They must not give essential assistance in e' possibilmente una della phi' conosciuta di tutte tics and People" of last est and decent way of abortion operations le scritture del Vangelo. week was quite enlight- life in a free country like E' certamente molt° such as handling in- popolare, probabilmente per ragione del fascieante ening in regard to the Australia. struments or mater- aspetto umano che porge fuori. opposition of the ALP to Would the true Chrisials. the preferential system tians of Australia — no La lettura del Vecchio Testament° sta ugale sul of voting and the immin- matter of what denom- • Nurses opposed to abtema del matrirnonio. E'un passagio di Isaia dove ent struggle for leader- ination, attempt to deny ortions should be pre- Dio esprime il Suo amore per il Suo popolo usando ship within the Liberal their fellow Christians pared to look after ii paragone dell'amore di uno sposo per la SUS Party. abortion patients in all such a privilege? I ask Lest these notions and all sane and sober mindneutral matters, giv- sposa. Net prossimi due mesi leggeremo la Prime arguments should ob- ed Christians to take ing pain relief, comEpistola ai C,orinziani L'idea in continuando scure the position in the stock, stop and think. fort and post-operatALP in regard to the A fter all it is the electorleggere questi passaggi e'nuova. Significa L'unitif ive care. deeper issues of life and ate that counts in such e' • Nurses should make delle tre letture intorno ad un tema che non death, I feel I should important matters. Life their position on abor- sempre ben visto, ma d'abitudine Is lettura del draw readers' attention is short so let us make it tion known when they Nuovo Testament° sara un'indicazione practica di to the fact the State Con- good for our fellow men seek employment. come gli Apostoli o i primi Cristiani vivevano e ference of that Party put regardless of where they esprimevono is loro fede. La lettura di oggi mostra • Since opposition may the Reform of Abortion come from. After all, place extra burdens on the lo Spirito Santo cia'diffenti doni a yank Laws on their Party plat- those who are allowed in. the other staff mem- persone per il bene di tutti. form and made it incum- go through a thorough bers, non-participating La festa dello sposalizio di Cana mostra bent on all Parliament- screening so that undenurses should try to di Cristo per due six)si. Quanclo molte faccette ary Members of that sirables are not allowed make compensation in di questa societa' permissiva, abort°, divorzio. Party to vote for abor- in. other direct ions by tion legislation, though matromoni di gioventte, la fascinante vita delle that suggest I strongly high standards of the contents of that leg- a vigorous campaign be f=4 glia. l'ideale w ork in the wards and dive ecc. minare islation should go against launched in Christian coraggiamento alla pre in ogni dove hisognerebbe other hospital areas. their conscience. Thus it papers like "The ReMagellani. My sister informs me ocupazzione della chiesa tra tali gruppi di is impossible for sincere cord" to realise that Famiglie di Movimenti Cana. di Catholics to be mem- "Colour is no testimon- that the guidelines were Conferenze essenziale l'unita' sempre fazniglia e La ristiane. distributed C to all nurses. bers of that Party. ial to a man's worth." both Catholic and non- di ogni aspetto della vita sociale. W. Randall, A New Australian, Catholic, and all Scottish Park. Floreat Morley. Members of Parliament. ST. JOSEPH'S

Guidelines For Catholic Nurses LA LITURGIA DELLA DOMENICA

A Question Of Conscience

VOCATIONS ASIAN REFORM SPURRED BY OFFICE POPE'S VISIT Santo Tomas, Philip- ten into the new constipines. — The personal tution to be framed here visit of Pope Paul VI to next year. Augustine Asian areas was judged Kang, Far Eastern repto be an as yet incalcul- resentative of the World able boost to aspirations Council of Credit Unions, for major social, econo- was a consultant in the mic, and political reform Bishops conference and and throughout said that they engagec. here non-communist Asia. His in revolutionary soulstop at the First Asian searching and moved far Bishops Conference at `o the new position in the University of Santo their programme stateTomas helped firm up a ment. programme five-point that pledges the Church It has just been anto place itself on the nounced that President side of the masses and Marcos is determined to to share with the poor. introduce new legislation President Marcos of the to implement the new rePhilippines also came forms abolishing Manout unequivocally for so- ila's slums and creating cial reforms to be v,rit- new social and economic

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She quoted the PrinciPAST PUPILS' pal Nursing Officer of a SSOCIATION A maternity hospital who All past pupils are re is also president of the minded of the Mass and Catholic Nurses Guild as luncheon to be held oil saying that the guideSunday. January 24. Mann Archbishop Goody's lines were prepared as a commences at 11.00 als. .13hristmas message in result of numerous reSouth ale Record (December quests, because the Brit- I am gathering infor- at St. Columba's, have who Those Perth. 24), addressed to Catho- ish Abortion Act 1967 mation on theological invitations :cs in this State, was specifically permits nurs- libraries which I hope to not replied to President truly inspiring, and es to opt out of abortion have published as The should ring Strickland Miss P. w orthy of repeated refer- operations. Australian and New Zea64-3933 NO LATER than nee for the coming land Theological Library I hope this may be of 111Y 20. JINIear, 1971. Directors, and would be service to nurses in WA. pleased to hear from any His Grace's conclud_ Jean McShane, of your readers who Primary School ne prayer, taken from Booragoon. know of such libraries, Teachers Wanted the liturgy we could including private libraroften say with profit: ies, which have not yet "0 God who created us Two Primary School received my question- teachers, male or female, in your wisdom and reNEW NORCIA N ATTENDANCE on Monnaire. deemed us in your prourgently required fof :ay, January 18, from vidence, we pray you MASSES p arish schools tO Paul Drakeford, 1.30 to 6.30 p.m., at thr to fill our minds with Broome and Derby. Sal. Parish Masses at New Department of Librarian- aries up to award if nee locations Office, 77 St your light, so that, our ;corge's Terrace, will be lives may be pleasing Norcia during the Sun- ship, Royal Melbourne essary. Initial enquirieS *ev. Father J. Flynn, P.P., Folef, to you always. Through days of January only Institute of Technology, to Rev. Fr. W. '.A.C., a member of the Christ Our Lord". Catholic Missions Office, will be at 7.00 a.m. and 200 La Trobe Street, 77 St. George's Terrace, 'allottine Order and par Don Quixote, ih priest of Riverton. Perth. Melbourne, 3000. 10.00 a.m. Perth.

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AFTER VATICAN COUNCIL, POPE PAUL HAS ASKED THE BISHOPS OF THE WORLD TO KEEP UP THIS TWO-PRONGED FIVE YEARS ATTACK: and the questions the latter pose to the mind ers who have encouraged aggressive attitudes faith, the • Christ. F IRST to hand on the in politics or theology, the Pope quotes the • The Eucharist and the Real Presence of of the believer," he says. but the Christ. "We all recognise, not only how important apostle Paul's warnii.g: "Even from your w hole faith and nothing Christ. • The ministry of the priest. this work is, but also that it makes special o wn ranks there will be men coming forward f aith that comes from with a travesty of the truth on their lips to • The value of prayer and the sacraments. demands. of ways better find to induce the disciples to follow them." SECOND • Moral duties like the permanence of marwanderings. We understand the inevitable riage and respect for life. doing this — ways that answer The Pope then comments: "But in face of the ravages being inflicted questions. In a possible attempt to prevent press upon the Christian people by widespread man's odern m "And those who speak in this way are often reports giving a

one-sided summary of his dated December 8, but thought, Pope Paul twice says that bishops The Pope's letter, January 5, alternates between must listen to questions put by historians, released on language that answers modern psychologists and sociologists and encourage calls to use to see that all the essen- theological research. questions and cans only what pleases not answers, bishops' The questions of the young especially must belief are included in the be given attention, even what "disturbs our tials of Catholic peace and quiet." c urrent tastes. encouraged by the But even more often, Pope Paul tells the Among the activities bishops that they may not keep quiet or Pope are: liturgy • The renewal of Bible reading in pick and choose from authentic teachings of in private. the Church to suit -what our ears like to • Advances in teaching catechism with hear" or to what sociologists find are actually widespread patterns of thought. deeper understanding. "A considerable amount of work remains • Research into the tirir sting of the Bible to be done, particularly in the field of develwritings. Christian early and Pope oping the theology of the Church and workA mong the essentials threatened the ing out a Christian science of man taking into beliefs about: lists time, same the at account progress made in human sciences Trinity. Blessed • The

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adventures in theory and opinions disturbing convinced of doing so in the name of God, faith, we have the duty to recall, with the deluding themselves about the spirit that Council, that true theology rests upon the animates them. In the matter of discerning written word of God, together with sacred the word of faith, do we take sufficient note Tradition, as its perpetual foundation." of the fruits that it brings? Pope Paul says the bishops' teaching role "Could God be the source of a word that i s the most difficult in centuries if they are would make Christians lose the .sense of men to to be "faithful to God and to the gospel self-denial or which would proclaim whom he sends us." justice while forgetting to be the herald of But such faithfulness will lead bishops meekness, mercy and purity? "with prudence and tact. but also with clear "Could God be the source of a word s% hich vision and firmness, to make a correct assess- would set brothers against brothers?" ment of opinions." In another place, the Pope suggests to the In fact," he says, "in the clash of conflict- bishops: generosity runs the ing ideas, the greatest -What is often most needed is not so much risk of going hand-in-hand with the most questionable statements." an abundance of words as speech in harWith possible reference to Catholic writ- mony with a more gospel-like life."

British Bishops' "Ethical Guide To The Nation" By John A. Greaves

LONDON.—If the mounting wave of pornography is not stopped, an outraged public will demand repressive legislation controlling the trend toward indecency in the arts and c ommunications media. That warning was issued by the bishops of England and government. Wales in a 24-paqe 7,000-word "Ethical Guide to the Nation" L 'Osservatore Romano noted that no official c onfirmation of Archbishop Tchidimbo's arrest addressed to Catholics of Britain. V ATICAN CITY. The Vatican City daily newspaper reported the Holy See has received word that Archbishop Raymond Tchidimbo of Conakry, Guinea, has been arrested by Guinea's left-wing

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T he bishops' booklet, challenging Christianity and Christians, was issued It covers a wide range of current moral problems from December 30. hijackings, to abductions, alcohol sedatives and tranquilisers pornography

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f L'Osseryatore Romano ious and civil co-exist , 4.4.41.•IV`4.40.44•NPN4.••• 0,11•.11.4.4PAP•441 , 44.411.4.41#~41,111P40 also reported that about ence." Decrying the spread of of the individual con- abductions and the hold100 Europeans living in 4 Diplomatic sources in pornography, the bishops science to decide on ing of hostages "can the West African republic never be justified." insisted Coast said that said it was becoming moral issues but have been deported with- the Ivory • Asserted that alGermans de- more and more revolting that conscience must be out warning and had the 30 West 41 Barrack St. ( next to Mod.rn Gift Shoppo) informed, that the surest though conscientious obdevelop- to ordinary people. reached wintry Europ- ported were P none 23-3389 A. H. 93-1613 legal jection should be inforThe bishops said that way to obtain such ean airports still wearing ment aid workers and smut mation is through the "It is impossible for the arrivagainst Child Studies etc. They backlash Passport, a Socials, dependents. Weddings, tropical clothing. in Brussels. Belgium, could lead to "total re- teaching authority given Church to declare that PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO lf which they by Christ to His Church, no Christian has a right The Holy See received and half of them flew on pression" 11,1.4.4.1141,441,0411414. 41,04.11.041.414•41.41 , , 1 4.4 , P I.41.4.41,04.4.4.4 04.11.4PrIP104.41. 41.4 , word of the archbishop's to Frankfurt, Germany. said the public does not and that this teaching to defend his country". • Condemned atomic arrest on Christmas but want. authority is not neceswaited four days before Few of the morality- sarily confined to infal- and biological weapons The Ivory Coast diplopronouncements and urged all to work for publishing it. matic sources also said related issues were over- lible internathey had received reports looked. as the bishops but resides in the Pope disarmament, L'Osservatore Romano indicating that two for- discussed abortion, eu- and bishops as succes- tional co-operation and understanding and ensaid in a front-page edi- mer cabinet ministers thanasia, atomic and bio- sors of the Apostles. torial note that "we can- and two other Guineans, iogical weapons, immig• Did not specifically during peace. The Bishops assailed not refrain from expres- sentenced to death after ration, the primacy of condem birth control sing the hope that, the discovery in 1969 of conscience and contra- apart from a passing abortion and euthanasshould it prove true. an alleged plot to oust ception. criticism of "easy con- ia, declaring that they such a sad affair may President Sekou Toure. Of the 13 specific sub- traception." and made forsaw legislation persoon be resolved to the might have been execut- jects in the booklet, the only a reference to the mitting euthanasia, and benefit of peaceful relig- ed. bishops stress "Marriage excessive -mass media in- urged doctors and nurses WIMP and Sexual Morality" terest in priestly celib- and others to "stand —,nnc acy but defended Christ- firm" agairs' and "Conscience". ian marriage as the ideal urea. A PUBLIC NUISANCE way of life with two The bishops also de Declaring that it may equally important as- plored not only drug be difficult to define de- pects—mutual love and taking for self.indulgence but also escapist refuge cency, the bishops stat- bearing children. ed that it is still possible • Declared that the in alcohol, sedatives and to recognise a public principle of the welfare tranquilisers. Christians, nuisance. "Once more we state is fundamentally they stated, should trair remind Christians," they Christian and said that themselves to face ma--Carmelite priests said. "that the most con- Christians should work minor pains and ache, and brothers are "Each person in the vincing argument is good to extend legislation car- 7...-:thout such help. active. They teach Church has his own example. Good family ing for the community's in secondary schools, particular service to life, decency in word and members. The bishouF conduct parishes, ANARCH ISM render . act, responsibility and condemned all racial disgive missions and not are restraint—these including crimination. retreats. They DEPLORED BY gloomy virtues. The qual- black power, which they actively set out to ANGLICAN ity of life which they say "is no less ugly than promote the life show is its own commen- white power" and asserof prayer among QUARTERLY dation. ted that immigration lay people. the is in it LONDON—The growth "Doubtless sound on be based must The ideal of the matter of purity that social econornie of anarchism is endangand Carmelite Order Is human weakness is most principles, not excluding ering "the future quality that of prayer. evident. For this reason, a reasonable measure of of human life," says an This has been the for the authentic Chris- control. editorial in the Anglican tradition of the tian . . . in the field of quarterly The Church Order. 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Thursday, January 14, 1971,

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THOMAS MORE MEDAL FOR BOOK ON ABORTION

Catholic Paper Backs Anglican State Church

C HICAGO.—The LONDON.--The Universe, national Catholic newspaper, said that "dis. Thomas More Medal for stablishment" of the Anglican state Church of England would be a WARSAW.—Full freedom for their beliefs and their religious institutions the most distinguished e Catholic triumph for secular humanism and a declaration to the world that to ontribution c has been asked for Polish Catholics by the Polish primate, Cardinal Stefan Literature in 1970 has C hristianity had had its day. Wyszynski. been awarded to Daniel The Universe was commenting on the official report by an Anglican In a pastoral letter the nation's bishops looked back on last month's Callahan for his book Choice Law, "Abortion: on the Church of England's present position as the state ommission c food price riots in the Polish coastal cities and then demanded a new and Morality". church. policy on religion by Poland's communist rulers. Callahan, former executive editor of ComA majority of commis- canism has contributed where it can be most In phrases directed to- food problems, and pro- way the riots were hand- monweal magazine and after to the national life. Its effective for change. members, sion ward the regime of Ed- posing that all Poles, led. It stated: "Applica- present director of the "It should certainly be the honesty for instance can ward Gierek, which took himself included, accept tion of means of suppres- Institute of Society, Eth- years of study, said standing rebuke simple enough for a a as act maintain should Church sion is not conducive to blame for the bloodover from the INladislaw the ics and Life Sciences re- its special relationship to certain forms of Cath- Catholic bishop to sit in maintaining peace in Gomulka group on Dec- shed. ceived the award from with the state as estab- olic casuistry. But the the Lords—again on his The joint letter, read social life especially if ember 20, the cardinal the Thomas More Asso- lished by King Henry individual witness of merits, not because of the inspare churches on it does not all Polish in called for "the right to ciation. It is a Chicago- VIII when he broke Anglicans is weakened by his mitre—because that freedom of conscience New Year's Day, was nocent, and even women based literary organisawith the Catholic Church their Church's involve- is a house where indivand freedom of religion critical, however, of the and children." tion named after the in the 16th century. But ment in what young iduals as distinct from of and full normalisation 16th century saint who the majority recommend- people spurn as the Es- parties come into their relations between church was lord chancellor of ed that political control tablishment . . ." own. and state." England. "To be a member of the Church of Engof the announcing He also asiceci for "the In "On the other hand the Commons today a Parliament reby land right to the free shaping; a ward, association pre- garding the appointment there is no reason why priest would have to of the culture of the natsident Dan Herr said: of bishops, doctrine and individual priests and join a party as Father ion, in accordance with "During the past year worship should be loos- clergymen should not be Drinan of Boston has moved the spirit of Christian has abortion on done to get into the active ened. It also urged that politically principles, the right to ROME.—Controversy continues here over the from the realm of the un- other major Christian their personal merits and United States Congress. the truth . . . to informa- newly passed Italian divorce law, with especialfy derground and the furBritain without committing the But why not? The lay in churches tion in accordance with sharp exchanges between Vatican City's dai!y tive into the glare of institutional Church. It Christian Member of Parallowed be should also the truth and free ex- newspaper, public legislation and official spokesmen in the is farcical to urge that 'lament also has a duty L'Osservatore the Rome Romano, and pression of one's views practice." institutional House of Lords, upper any Christian charged to to put his Christianity and demands, the right daily II Messagero. For this reason the book chamber of Parliament, preach the Gospel should first. There is no spe- lal The main point at issue in the rapid-fire debate . . . to a proper standard "could not have come at have no voice in the place problem for priests.'' in the newspapers is whether Italy entered the a more opportune mom- as well as the Anglicans. of living." recommended I t further About the upheavals, Lateran Pact and Concordat of 1929 with a state ent . . . it provides a that the ban on Christ--Vatican City or with the Church--through the desperately needed perhe commented: ian ministers being elecPope and the episcopate. spective for legislators, ted to the House of Comwere experiences "The moralists, civic leaders, mons, the nation's govpainful. We witnessed In a related action, V ATICAN CITY. The board of cardinals that Jumping further into doctors, nurses, parents erning body, should be oversees the Vatican's banking operations struggles which harmed pro:..,s sources be— the to indicated debate, not has or Messagero — to be Toabolished. our countrymen. promoted 48-year -old American Bishop Paul C. concerthat a new diplomatic roundly who is everyone denounced a gether with the Holy The Universe said: "It Marcinkus to the note from the Vatican to proposed or at least talk- ned with this critical presidency of the Vatican bank. is in the interests of the Father, we are full of Italy was sent a few days ed about national question." referBishop famthe for Marcinkus, ompassion a native of Cicero, Ill , and a movement c ecumenical ago protesting anew the endum to repeal the divCallahan, who holds a which seeks to draw all priest of the ilies and for the people Chicago archdiocese, is a veteran of manner in which the div- orce bill as a threat doctorate in philosophy who suffered heavy lossChristians together that the Vatican diplomatic service and the man who orce action was Univerhandled. Harvard which "responsible reprefrom es. In our prayers we go has arranged most of Pope Paul 's trips to foreign Authoritative observers sentatives of the Catho- sity, is a staff associate this liberation should commend to God all forward. countries. He was appointed secretary of the say the contents of this lic world consider dan- at the Population Counthose who died." "But most of the com- bank in 1968. note advance the same gerous to the religious cil. mission want to keep the In its first policy dec- arguments stated by peace and unity of the The American prelate succeeds Cardinal Alberto special relationship with laration to the Polish Pope Paul VI in his mes- nation." It did not exAID FOR di Jordo, 86, as head of the banking institution, and other the State, parliament the Gierek sage to the cardinals of plain who these repreE X-RELIGIOUS Christians will surely which bears the unusual name Institute for the Leadership, through the the Curia on December sentatives were. agree with them. Works of Religion. Prime Minister, had ex- 21 AND FORMER Newman "Cardinal pressed its intention of Siding with he lamR eached during a holiday visit with his mother who retained a lifelong Messagero and the Ita- ent of Pope- raul, L'Ossseeking church-state norPRIESTS affection for the Church in Cicero, Bishop Marcinkus confirmed the promalisation, without elab- lian parliament seem to ervatore Romano said LONDON.—Two Cath- of England in which he motion and said about it: "I'll be doing just the orating upon that point. feel that the concordat that after an exchange olic groups that have grew up defined it later same thing as before, but with more respon• signed by Mussolini and Cardinal The letter of of notes between Italy been operating independWyszynskl and his fellow ratified into the Italian and the Holy See early ently in Britain to help as a bulwark against er- sibility." Constitution at the end bishops was reported to last summer, Italy simp- former priests, Sisters rors more fundamental A s president of the bank, Bishop Marcinkus have been adopted at a of the second World War ly went its own way, and Brothers have unit- still. will direct a staff that includes four administrative with is another state and meeting of the episcopate "At the end of his life ignoring the clear provis- ed under a single comhe forsaw all too accur- assistants, a chief accountant, six bookkeepers, on December 29. The ref- therefore of a temporal ion of Article 44 of the mittee. ately the great growth of and two tellers who handle daily transactions for erence to Pope Paul VI nature. The Vatican has concordat that in any The groups are Bearwas to a Christmas mes- insisted strongly and re- difficulty the two parties ings secular liberalism Vatican clerics and employees. for Re-establish- a sage sent to the cardinal peatedly that the concor- would "by mutual unwhich in this country ment, an unofficial group. Pope Pius XII set up the bank in 1942 to 'overin which the Pope called dat was entered into derstanding promote a has increasingly eroded up by the and one set with the Church and the see the custody and administration of monies desfor peaceful solutions to the Christian foundafriendly solution." bishops but also indepenPoland's problems, say- Pope as a moral person. tions of the national life. tined for works in religion," which it does through dent of them. the Cathoing he had "great alarm" Further, if any changes Messagero countered "Disestablishment could standard banking practices including international about the fate of the were to be made, the by saying that the Italian lic Information office only appear as a way of currency exchanges through accounts in Swiss said. concordat spells out that people here. Both groups offer the marking the triumph of and other banking houses. it would be by mutual parliament, after long and patient study of the voluntary services of secular humanism in line Cardinal Wyszynski agreement. A completely separate Vatican agency, the Pre-situation, simply found occupational had spoken out about guidance with recent laws like fecture of Economic Affairs of the Holy See, it necessary to revise the the riots in a Christmas In his tolk to the carspecialists, doctors and those on abortion and co-ordinates major investments and economic Mass sermon, calling for dinals. Pope Paul had constitution. divorce. It would reinleaving lawyers to those conciliatory attitudes by lamented the unilateral the priesthood or the force the idea that Chris- operations independently of the institute. "We maintain that the religious life. Poland's workers, asking action of Italy in passing tianity has had its day 3ishop Marcinkus served as a Vatican diplomat them to produce more the law. Article 34 states concordat was not vioThe new committee and belongs to the past, to solve the country's that Italy is held to rec- lated by the introduction will be chaired by Nor- whereas the technologi- in South America and Canada before taking an ognise the sacrament of of divorce into Italy," man St. John-Stevas, 41- cal man of tomorrow has appointment on the English desk of the Vatican Matrimony as "valid to Messagero concluded. year-old bachelor Catho- a greater need than his State Secretariat. Pope Paul named him a bishop all civic effects" and that who lived on Christmas Eve 1963. Bishop Marcinkus played lic author and member forebears While this war of of Parliament, and will closer to nature of the a major any annulments would part in arranging the Pope's visit te be handled by "ecclesias- words was being waged, include Auxiliary Bishop spiritual vision which Sydney last year. tical tribunals." Obvious- and will probably con- Gerald Mahon of West- the Christian revelation ly, the divorce law not tinue, Italian courts are minster, who will repre- holds up before his eyes." only defied this but has being inundated with sent Cardinal John The view of the Unipetitions for divorce. changed it. Heenan. verse on the state Church, however, was W.A.O.A. not accepted by the MONUMENTAL Catholic Herald, BritO PTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST ain's other national CathSPECIALISTS VATICAN CITY.—Weaponless Vatican City will sign the treaty for non- olic newspaper. 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 6 1 1B80 483 Great Eastern proliferation of nuclear weapons in the near future, a step regarded as "All of us owe much to Res.. 67 1685 the quality which AngliH'way, Reckliffe valuable in international diplocatic circles. According to information in such circles here, the Holy See has acted at Phone 65 3157 the request of a number of nations. Its signing is expected to influence After Hours 67 3815 other nations that are undecided about the treaty.

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British Worried About Abortions And Euthanasia

The growing threat of legal ised abortion and the dwindling number of births in the country are worrying British CathoThe price slide in the over -populated mining sector resumed following an lics. This is the assessment made by Norman St. Johnwith turnover at a low level the mark end of year respite, Stevas, a Catholic member of the House of Commons and et is clear ly waiting for news. This iss true in general, and not simply in the mining sector. an outspoken foe of legal ised abortion. I ndustrial shareholders are awaiting the interim reports which wi The euthanasia threat was also the subject of discussion at the annua ll show l how their companies have fared in the first full period of tight monetary con- meeting of the Human Rights Society, a largely Catholic group. ditions. With a few exceptions a steady return is the best that can be Dr. Margaret White The more optimistic may take some consolation from the fact thatexpected. stated that a supporter reduc ed of the Voluntary Euthearnings wi l l take some of the sting from union wage cases. ,anasia Society, a lobbyindu Speck

Drug Problem New Training . . Cardinal Methods Urged

WHEAT QUOTAS

has forged links with Pirelli, an Italian based group ing group, had said that, if parliament passed a The recommendation to increase wheat quotas by with similar interests. This move, as well as voluntary euthan asia law ten per cent in the coming season reflects wheat - furthering the trend towards multi-national EDINBURGH. — Specom- the next goal would be growers' reaction to the Arbitration Commission's panies, will provide the Austra SAIGON. New York cially selected parishes lian branch with involuntary euthan asia. Cardinal Terence six per cent wage rise, and is not based on a rational access to a wide range of products and expert Cooke should be used as "trainise, "If they had their way, commented here that ing grounds" for newly assessment of the outlook for wheat in the coming and will give it very broadly based financial would we backhave '1984' by the drug problem among ordained priests, a major ing. year. the year 1974," she said. American soldiers "is seminary rector said In spite of the current lowly The 50 per cent crop carryover is a high level St. John-Stevas has probably position of its shares no worse than here. which can be tolerated, rather than a satisfactory the prospects for Dunlop appear sound. called for a government it is elsewhere in the Msgr. John C. Barry, aiming point. Reserves are more than sufficient inquiry into the working world." rector of St. Andrew's unexp deman ected any meet I ds, and with China's NTEREST RATES to of the Abortion Act. The cardinal's remark College, Drygrange, said More than 250 members order still not placed the safest policy would have A further drop in the United States bank cam rate e at the close of his the young priest who has mainta parliam quotas of in at their present level. ent have sigbeen to has widened the gap to the interest rate in Austra- ned a motion asking for annual Christmas visit just completed his semThe farmers have opted for the short term attrac- lia. The larger this gap with American GIs over- inary training is far from becomes the less effective the inquiry.tive quota increases instead. This may actually will become the Austra seas. Cardinal Francis being fully trained lian government's monetary The increa sing number hinder the long term solution by keeping in the measures for inflation contro Spellman, his predeces- he goes to his ...._,. l. Foreig aborti of based n ons, nearin comg industry at subsistence level farmers who should be panies will be able to obviat e the restrictions by 100,000 per year, is plac- sor as archbishop of New parish. r etrenched. fund raising overseas. High interest rates in Aus- ing a strain on the nat- York and military vicar In selected parishes of US armed forces start- for such young priests, There is no doubt that the farming community is tralia are also an attraction for foreign capital, ional health service and Msgr Barry said, they ed the yearly visits. having a rough time and one must sympathise with producing an inflow which leading revolt to a withwill counter the liquidity its problems. No doubt the wheatgrowers noted shortage. Cardinal Cooke told could work under priests in the nursing profession with extensive pastoral the term 'justice' in the Arbitration Commission's There is little chance of an immediate change in he said. In many places, newsmen that despite the experien ce. nurses are exercising the drug problem here— recommendation, and decided that it was their turn policy because of the uncertainty which surrounds option allowe Msgr. Barry also urged d them by which he said was the for some of the same. Economic facts are often the effects of the latest wage increases, but we may the act and refusing to same among the same a provision for temporvery rough justice, but they are also inescapable expect the rates to ease a little at the first available participate in abortions, age group in the ary service by students States in the long term. opportunity. and elsewhere — troop for the priesthood—such he added. The buying power of today's wage rise will Limiting the time dur- morale appeared to be as serving as deacons rapidly be eroded by the inflation which they have MINING NOTES for five years—and reging which an abortion high. produced. The wheat quota rises may prolong ular refresher courses There has been little news of consequences from can be performed to the M ilitary officials, fac- for young priest the agony of wheat industry readjustment. s. the mineral seekers, adding further to market first 20 weeks of preg- ed with growin g drug use Msgr. Barry said that nancy instea d of to the despo ndency. among soldiers as the deT YRES It is possible that in the Al Consolidated Gold NL's lead, copper, zinc and 28 weeks now allowed creasing pace of the war The revelation of the dumping of substandard future married men will would "eradi cate some br ings increased bore- be tyres is the latest chapter in a long history of slow silver values from its Mt. David prospect would of the worst cases ordained to the priestof implementation of safety precautions by the car have looked good twelve months ago, but are hardly abuse." St. John-Stevas dom, have launched sev- hood as in some Eastern eral programmes aimed exciting at present world metal prices. The best said. industry in Australia. at solving the drug prob- rites, leading to a tv:tiered priesthood There is usually a gap of two years between the lead and copper values on a gossanous outcrop He said he regarded as lem and cutting down which only unsrarr• a "sinister" development the number acceptance of safety standards by the world's were 22.43 and 4.93 per cent respectively. of deaths major nations and their adoption in Australia. Cenistoek Minerals Ltd. has now pegged a total of the organisation of a and injuries attributed priests would be I for appointment new pressu re group seekSome delay is inevitable because of the small size 58,200 acres of mineral sands claims at Israeliie to drug usf. bishops. of the Australian market. Capital costs involved in Bay. Scout drilling has given assay values of about ing the establishment of a birth control service research into safety methods cannot be offset by 2.7 per cent heavy mineral content. contraception. offering a high level of sales. It is probably quicker, as Dry and Sweet The company's mining consultants have advised abortion and sterilisaAltar Wines tion as a means of famIAS Seven Hills Sacramental Wine ily planning. is made by Jesuits : complies with the At the Ruman Rights requirements of Church Law Society meeting, Dr. Westral Wine and Spirit White criticised local Agency 167 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. governments for their PHONE 81-1410 lack of interest in old people. Often, she said. elderly persons sufferin from loneliness neglect to take care of themselves. Dunlop Australia Limited. 150-, malnourished become Share price in cents and and are admitted to geriweekly turnover in hun2 LONDON COURT atric wards. dreds of thousands since Another member of P hone 21 2765; A/Hrs, 49 1146 F ebruary, 1970. After a parliament. Mrs. Jill 10-month decline, the Knight. said Britain FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIA price level appears to L PHOTOGRAPHY, needs babies, not abor100-s S PORTING GROUPS, SCHOO have stabilised. A similar L JROUPS, Etc tions. She said the couno attern is shown by a E stablished 25 Years try is suffering from unn umber of industrial even population distribushares. Investment in tion, not over-population Dunlop is recommended. Some areas, she added. THE ITALIAN CULTURAL are severely underpopuLYCEUM 578 Hay Street, Perth lated because a lack of Cremorne Arcade) local employment opporis propagating tunities has caused well as less expen migra steady tion large to sive, to buy the safety technology that reserves of 75 million cubic yards would justify towns. f rom overseas instead of developing it in Australia. a ten year minin g operation. Eventually the comHowever this is no excuse for the provision of pany hopes to prove up PURER, some hundreds of million poor quality tyres, where manufacturing techniques cubic yards. It has been stressed that results to are well known The courses are SPeCially designed for adults and . Conditions for tyres on Australian date STRONGER , n ITALIAN from the are conducted are still preliminary, however, and that no Arst r ough roads adult student to make lesson. with the aim of enabling the are no less exacting than those on use of the language firm conclusions can be drawn until all the necesAmerican high CHURC H TO COURSES START FIRST speed freeways. Immediate high sary metallurgica UNDER THE TUITION WEEK OF FEBRUARY. 1971, level action l and marketing studies have been OF PROF. ALDO C. is necessary to stamp out the PACE. EMERG E Special classes are formed malmade. for housewives, and practice. professional me and vromen. MEXICO CITY. — FaThe companies Northern Mining Corporation NI, has doubled its OCTI;ng, afternoon and responsible have not been named, evening classes for all ther Aniceto Fernandez. The NItalian but it seems groups. Cultural Lyceum also inferred iron ore reserv prepares es at Weld Range, which former master-general of ;rid Matriculation likely that the defective tyres have Examinations for the Publicstudents for Leaving been import Examination board now total 110 million tons. A proposal to ship five the Dominicans, predictUniversity of W.A. yearly ed. So far the reputation of local *warns. manu- million tons by All courses are available facturers is untarn 1975 has been submitted to the West ed here that the Church at FREMANTLE, MOUNT ished. LAWLEY and Dunlop PERTH. would emerge purer and Australia Ltd., which had a dismal per- Australian Government. T elephone : formance from Febru 71 9878 — 21 4969. ary to November last year, rSpargo's Exploration NL has reported nickel stronger from the anE AR'.Y ENROLMENT has actually WILL ENSURE GROUP guish of its contemporGROUPS ARE PLACEMENT AS values impro in ved the one RESTRIC its per cent TED image range TO SMALL from a little, as shown the Lake ary crises. in the SPECIALISED TUITION. NUMBERS FOR adjoining graph. Barlee area, which would be quite unremarkable Speaking at the dedicaThe company is traditionally associated with except that they were not found in ultrabasic tion of the Domin rubber icans based goods, but in recent years it has sequence rocks, which are presumed to be the new university cultura divers ed its activities by a series A search for the centre near the Univerof successful original source of the nickel. t akeover bids. source lode is now in progress. sity campus here, Father R ecently the Fernandez praised young international branch of the company OILS people for their rejecP TY. LTD. tion of much of modern If minerals were dull oils were no better. 2 23-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER Ampol Exploration Ltd's Charlotte No. 1 and society. "The young have no W.A.'s Leading Paving Warnbro No. 1 wells were drilling ahead without use for our present socContractors contributing any news of consequence. For Better Paving Cont iety of consumption. peract Us We specialise in Gravel and Exoil NL reported that other than the develop- sonal well-being and im"If it's NOONAN'S Bitumi nous Paving of mersio pleasu IT'S NICE" n in re with R oads, Tennis Courts, ment of the Mereenie Field the company has no Playgrounds, Etc. thoug no ht the needs of programme for the near future in the petroleum We have a most modern FOR YOUR plant including power Industry. This was ascribed to the low price for of the underprivileged T.:/. SNACK R oller, Graders and and the financ Mecha ially nical Loaders, e'c hardMAY WE crude oil and the lack of promise of the majority presse d lower classes. E stimates Submitted Free SUGGEST OUR of geolog the ical formations in Australia. 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300 YEARS OF HISTORY While it is not unusual to hear of organisations in existence for over three hundreds years the

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certainly unique. However the Irish National Painters and Decorators Trade Union is celebrating just such an event this year. On April 13, 1670, a coat of arms was granted The Fraternity of Capuchin-Francisto a direct forerunner of the Painters and Decora. tors Union, or as it was known at the time, "The con Friars have achieved several historiPaynters-Stayners and Stationers Guild", Cutters, close the at goals significant :al and of the coat of arms was recorded in granting The in year jubilee silver Df 1970 — their the Office of Arms in Dublin Castle and the Australia. original may still be inspected in the National Museum. at year, last ity until In December, 20 Capuchin priests and Broth- which time he was namWhen the Guild was formed in 1670 it soon ers from all over Austra- ed vicar and member of ived recognition and a representation of the rece lia gathered for their the formation team at appear on Charles Brookings' Map of Dublin arms first provincial chapter St. Lawrence Monastery, published in 1728. the Capuchin novitiate meeting. in studies of house The Rery Rev. Father and Such trade guilds were one of the outstanding Aloysius Ward, Capuchin Wynnum North. features of economic life in earlier centuries and Besides his duties at councillor -general for the membership W3S sought-after honour by artisans English-speaking provin- the monastery, Father and tradesmen of the day. ces, arrived from Rome Patrick accepted numerThe Act of Union in 1800 destroyed many of to preside at this first ous preaching and teachpurand Ausassignments in ing the independent craft guilds in Ireland and there official chapter sued a full course in psytralia. was a steady decline in their power and influence the chology and English at sanctioning (front In Colbourne during the 19th century. In 1814 the Guild First Australian-born provincial of the Capuchins is Father Patrick chapter, the general sup- the University of Queens- centre). On his left is Father Aloysius Ward, Capuchin councillor-general for the changed its name to the Friendly Brothers of St. eriors in Rome acknow- land. English-speaking provinces, who presided at the recent chapter meeting Others Luke of the County and City of Dublin and Inter ledged the fact that the are ( from left ) Fathers Dominic Alberti, Balcatta, Joseph Oudeman again to the Metropolitan House Painters Society. pictured COUNCILLORS Capuchin Friars of AusCarmel Flora. Elected as council to ( vicar) Luciano Rocchi and The Union received its present title with the tralia have achieved the Formation teams of e stablishment of the Irish Free State in 1921. It Parish and migrant Archbishop status of independence assist Father Patrick in Brisbane, Adelaide, t wo priests and one Bro- now has 1,500 members working in all parts of at from their founding pro- the administration of Duhig, to administer to centres the religious and apos- the needs of the Italian Perth, Halifax (North ther guide the students the country. in their two seminaries. tolic life of the friars

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Queensland) and Yenda migrant communities. At this chapter, held Joseph Fathers Four friars from the ( NSW) are also entrust- preparing them for full December 7-11 at the were Oudeman, Luciano Roc- Italian-American the Capuchin Capuchin life in the aposprov- ed to Capuchin Seminary at and Flora, Cannel tolates entrusted to the chi, riars. arF Jersey New of ince the NSW, Plumpton, Alberti. Order here in Australia, rived at Wynnum Cenfriars, for the first time Dominic will tral in October, 1945, and Father Patrick as well as their mission ORDER'S ARMS in their history here, electhe at reside in the southern to continue foundation, this from Besides the elections territory ted their own immediate New Guinea. Wynnum North monas- the fraternity has spread of superiors, highlands of major major superiors. tery, from where he will throughout Australia. 31, six novOn January topics many significant direct the Australia-wide NEW SUPERIOR Fifty-five priests and were discussed at the ices will make their proThe new provincial- fraternity of Capuchins. Brothers now live and %%oek-long chapter. It fession of vows as CapuDuring his first month work in the five major superior of Australia is the two- chins at St. Lawrence that agreed as w superior, capital cities. the Very Rev. Father as provincial Capuch- Monastery, W yn num will travel In the Brisbane area, fold aim of the North. Patrick Colbourne. He is Father Patrick is: Australia in ins New Zea- the friars staff the parthe first native Austral- to Wellington, Two days later, eight Order the To build • the at ishes at Wynnum Cenian and the youngest land, to preside postulants will be investvoAustralian with here Connia ralia-Ocea Aust in tral, Petrie Terrace and friar to hold the office ed as Capuchin novices. Capuchin Bowen Hills plus the cations. of the world-wide Capuchin Lrence .111111101.. morni major superiors. • To intensify the inmonastery at Wynnum Fraternity. On the same (lay at Upon his return to Aus- North. fraterthe of life ternal Seminary. Assumption was Father Patrick tralia, he will visit all of The parishes of Leich- nity among the friars Plumpton. NSW, nine born in Sydney in 1939, the Capuchin local fratand Plumpton, from 10 different coun- candidates will begin a hardt the elder son of Mr. and ernities, interviewing NSW, are administered tries now working in of year of study and gradColbourne R. Mrs. W. each friar and the people by Capuchins. Australia. introduction into the ual Leichhardt, Sydney. whom they serve. They also staff a semway of life as gaol, this meet Capuchin help To He was pofessed as a Then, in the first weeks inary at Plumpton, and decisions postulants. important Capuchin in 1958. and be- of February. Father Pat- are entrusted with sev- were made on improving came the first Capuchin rick and his council will eral chaplaincies among of the effectiveness the VOCATIONS t o complete his studies meet in Sydney to deter- migrants—in homes for v arious migrant apostofor the priesthood in mine new assignments the aged, schools and the is hoped that these It of the apostolate lates, for the friars. Australia in 1964. St. Vincent de Paul Soc- t he Press, the parishes 23 young men, and those The capuchins are a iety them, His first assignment entrusted to the friars, who will follow Order imwill the very continue after ordination was as branch of the First of and the apostolates Assisi. of Francis WORKS St. ARIOUS of V the Capof Capwork portant the of -director vice preaching, teaching and Over in Australia. A t the Shrine of St. retreat work among re- uchins uchin Seminary at Plum- founded in 1209. priests Capuchin 14.000 which was begun and Anthony of Padua. at ligious and laity. pton. and Brothers labour on carried on by the friars the In 1966 Father Patrick every continent in the Kew. Melbourne. Of major importance, during the first 25 years engaged in moved to Brisbane, ac- vast mission territories friars are migrant apostolates and t oo, are the vocation and of their presence here, cepting the appointment of the Church. the apostolate of the formation programmes thus contributing signifiof vicar -curate at GuardThey were invited to Press among the Spanish established for the Cap- cantly to the life of the ian Angel's parish, WynChurch and the country. Australia 25 years ago and Italian communities. uchin students. num. of Archbishop late the by capacHe served in this

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Allergies: Psychosomatic Hospital, Rivervale, W.A. Our bodies are built St. John of God multiplici ty of various existing and rebuilt wholly from a is There soma, or the body, of which many the foods that enter it a llergies of have written queries regarding daily. If not, then of mothers. anxious what is it built and rethese disorders c ures of built? there are fresh vegetable juices We are what we eat. Nevertheless, We should all know abstract or meta- taken between meals. everal s what foods to select, phorical allergies of far Vitamin B importance their proportion and precritical ore Vitamins of the B m phyche, —the allergies of which family are very neces- paration in order to for maintain the chemical mind, or the sary for normal eliminabeen soliratio which is defined— has remedy no tion. When there is stagcited. nation in the saccula- "Health". The body and mind are of tions of the colon, the allergies These much influenced by the discussed be t issues absorb toxins psyche will column which also cause skin kind of food habitually following the in c rashes, hives and so on. onsumed. If the body is issue. modified by the food To meet this condition, Allergies of Soma which nourishes it, the brewers' yeast, in the organic various mind and character will The tablets, of form should disorders, for example: be taken twice daily after c ertainly be modified eczema, or rashes kin s meals: also about half a also. A few beautiful words hay fever, asthma, hives, cup of wheat germ daily. This group of students from Our Lady of the Missions High School, Fremantle, could apparent sinus infections Many so-called eczemas f rom Hamlet —"What a scarcely contain their become have like piece the of delight work when the Leaving results were made known. They decided to celebrate their is and man! really are deficiencie s of 100q success with How noble in reason! a constant enquiry from the vitamin B family. an evening at King's Park. They are: Anna Miorada, Helen Murphy, Marta Veroni, sufchildren Pauline Miller, Robyn How infinite in faculity! mothers of The essential fatty in McCausland, Kathy Campbell, Julie Pashby, Pauline Fordham, Auriol Heary, Sue fering from these com- acids form, in moving how Ryan, Vinka Hayes and should be given to e mon complaints. Fran Christensen. those sufferers, for ex- xpressive and admirMost of these condi- ample, one to two table- able! in action how like tions are collectively spoonfuls of peanut oil an angel!" termed allergies. daily has proved helpful. MEETING OF THANKING Pollens If there is an allergy to cows' milk, E soya X -STUDENTS bean THIRD ORDER Pollens from plants, milk an excellent is subpartly diSister Mary Philip and proteins from The Third Order of By Miriam Moir gested foods, and often stitute. This can be made Carmel will hold its Sister Mary Loyola of beans the from or the dandruff from the skin Today our material standards of living have never monthly meeting at the Convent of Mercy, Vicof animals, get into the powder. been higher, and yet how often we feel harassed, Church of the Infant toria Square, wish to extend sincere thanks to blood stream of all pea. Yoghurt not quite master of our own fate. Jesus, Wellington Street, all past pupils for letNatural yoghurt is an pie, but not every organM ADRID. — Four US In western civilisatio n we have never been better Morley, on remedy for w omen ism is overcome by them excellent Friday. Jan- ters, visits and gifts on have been chosen housed, but for many people home life has never the occasion of their for top leadership posts uary 22 at 7.30 p.m. Visit- golden meant less. Technology and industry have placed jubilee celebratin the World Union of by Sister M. Philomena, B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, ors are most welcome. ed on Sunday, January 3 Catholic Women's Or- convenient gadgets in every household, but now A .A.I .M.L.T. the soul of the home is liable to get dislocated. ganisations. Dr. Lillian O'Connor, This happens wherever the good life is equated with THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FIRE because of previous built- overcoming allergies. It Washington, a member material prosperity. should be taken three of up resistance. I NSURA NCE COMPANY LIMITED "State on the move"? Moving to where, that is the international So, the main attempt times daily-5 to 7 oz. unit's board since 196s, the real question. And politicians are as likely as C AN MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS IN t o overcome these com- It is of particular value has been elected a vice the next man to be got in by the commercial ethic. INSURANCE PROTECTION mon, but not infrequent because one of its in- president. The other If we believe the advertisers, happiness can be 1 33 ST. GEORGE S TERRACE, PERTH distressing reactions, Is gredients, introduced in- three represent the union bought over the counter, like a wig, or personal to begin from within. Phone 21 6091 I to the intestine, can make n the activities of the M. VILES, Manager. freshness. Of course if we stopped to consider this The cause of most of and help supply vitamin United Nations and the propositio t hese aggravating abnor- B. It also eliminates n we would ridicule it, but unless we 4401.4.44PININININNWP#4.4....0 gas Organisation of American , 41.4.4.4NnaNip..........,••••••••••••••••#4.4••••••• malities is manifested and prevents stop to consider it, we will find ourselves half going indigestion. States. I hrough lack of vitamins along with it. President of the union The bacteria in yogand minerals in the daily hurt, living When this happens we become subject to a vague Is Senorita Maria del in the intesti,bet. nal tract, break milk- Pilar Bellosillo of Mad- confusion of spirit whose cause we just can't put 3 CONNOLLY STREET WEMBLEY The livers of healthy sugar in valuable lactic rid. Mrs. Elizabeth Lov- our finger on. I'm thinking here of how it feels to people manufacture anti- acid. Phone: 8 2406 Gas-producing bac- att Dolan. Dublin is vice find oneself playing some role that has been forced bodies (substances intro- teria All Types of Electrical Work Undertaker, cannot live in lactic president general. Dr. upon one by circumstances, and which one has not duced into the blood acid. When yoghurt is Elena Cumella. Buenos freely chosen. ..Ie"."P"iP.Np.4N^^P~0,,,NPOIN.#00vNO.N4Npr, Have serum which counteract you ever been to the sort of NftpON Aires, and Dr. O'Connor, t he growth and harmful t aken daily these harm- are vice office party where attendance is an obligation presidents ful : bacteria Mme. are desa ction of bacteria) which Denise Peeters Le Bou- rather than a pleasure? Have you ever found yourc irculate in the blood troyed. If one suffers from lenge. Brussels, is treas- self virtually forced to have a children's party qream. These antibodies sev eral food allergies, it urer and Carmen Victory because "all the other kids (and mothers) expect ,,an be produced only is better to ignore these Vda. de Tejera, Madrid. it"? I'm sure you can add your own examples here. when vitamin C (ascorbic Being friendly with the Jones' is fine, but all acid) is supplied. The foods and endeavour to is secretary. Other board members build up the forms of competing with them are self-destructive general a ntibodies combine with come from Australia, in the end. While we try to outdo them we f oreign materials and (to- health—one's vitality. forget It is really amazing the Austria, Belgium. Canada how to be ourselves. troy their potency. number and varieties of the Cameroons. ColumEach of us is unique, and we like those we mix Such reaction comes poisons reaching the bia. Denmark, England, bout when pollens. blood stream: but. in France, Germany, Hol- with to acknowledge this. How frustrating it is to which might cause a normal health, these are land, India, Italy, Ivory be treated impersonally, as just another unit in ,evere hay fever in some destroyed and made Coast, Madagascar, Mex- the system. This personal uniqueness is our own individuals, enter the harmless by our own ico. a representative from greatest gift to the world. The Joneses already nlood stream Poland living in Great are the Joneses. but only I can be me. of those antibodies. w hose meals Britain. Spain. Switzercontain Health What makes us "ourselves"? It is hard to say, , tenerous amounts land and Tanzania. of but I think we need firstly a clear self-picture. v itamin C. It is said: "We never Representatives of two whose ideals, values and tastes have been examined V itamin C achieve any object higher international Catholic than our aim." Who will organisations, the Inter- and accepted. The mature person has a coherent Vitamin C has been attempt to modify this national i ound to be Catholic Assoc- and rational ideal for himself and rejects those of (lous importance trernen- statement? iation of Service to social influences which are at odds with this ideal. in preHealth cannot possibly Young Women and the I found a quote the other day which is interesting venting or overcoming he too good: so. to I hese make World Federation of here. It's from Thomas Carlyle: "The essence of allergies. All unsure that it is good Young Catholic Women originality is not novelty but sincerity." ooked fruits and vege- enough, let us aim as also serve on the board. tables contain This is a bewildering situation we live in, where this vita. high .tin. as we can. For The World Union of it is constantly necessary to distinguish between In addition, health is truly a normal Catholic Women's Organ-.-itamin C one or two function of every organ isations has at the pre- the standards of one's own ideal and the prevailtablets -250 and tissue of the body, sent time four Commis- ing social climate. The values of the mass culture mgms.—once or twice daily is and disease is everything sions: Ecumenical, Mem- are insistently thrust before us, and we constantly helpful for rebelow this. sistance to bership, Foundation and have ! `,Tlink things out. these toxic pollens "Difficult," people will say. Growth does not stop Education for Adults. p oisons that behave as with stature, for we - Challenging," you tell them. portfolios are are These iln the blood dying and being born headed by women from s tream Large again continually. The England, Belgium. SwitTHE PRIMACY OF THE FAMILY L aten salads should be tissues die and are re- zerland and Spain restwice daily IN SOCIETY and born. pectively. VATICAN CITY—Mod- tive, pedogogical. moral ern society is no sub- and spiritual." stitute for the family. The Pope reminded his Pope Paul VI said in his hearers that the day on regular Sunday talk to which he spoke was the the throngs gathered in Feast of the Holy Family St. Peter's Square for a of Jesus, Mary and Josnoonday prayer and the eph ,according to the new SO ARE YOUR WEDDING INVITATIONS Pontiff's blessing. liturgical calendar. Family life, he said. "We think that the so- has the job of confercial and cultural changes ring a "deep sense of of the modern world community, in the con4 50 should not exonerate the text HAY STREET, PERTH are the of love and order." Specialists in this field and can family from its natural It, initiates children supply you with the finest quality card, and Christian missions," "into the social vision printed exactly as you wish. he said. and the vocation to service, to duty, to solidarOur tradesmen are social Such and culturexperts. al changes should rather ity toward civil society Phone us on 21 2837 recall the family to ts and church society." T'far-ily's special indispens able functiG or call in and see the big .--t ans inculcating of he continued. c atalogued range of designs t hese things is "the ex He described the fart ample of parents." 'unctions as "affee. 1-:e asserted.

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The year 1970 has proved a generally one for Riverton. Early this year we resumed by Provaco the lessons in ballroom dancing which have been succontinued from last year as they were quite Many families lead happy closely-knit lives until cessful. These lessons were conducted weekly or more of the children reach adolescence. one on Saturday nights and a very small entrance fee the parents are bewildered when they see a Then classes, the of end the was charged. Towards happy child turn into an unruly agres. pleasant, however, many people came along merely for Almost overnight the change takes teenager. sive not were lessons—and the social aspect of the really interested in learning to dance to any great place. This change is most noticeable in boys and extent. The YCW of Riverton has had a record of variety the of Some go. from neat well-mannered children they shows as often far year as to nights film dances, Sydpicnics, in sloppy, bad-mannered louts. Youth from for Mass into ranged Miss turn these Smith, John Mr. people young Forty-two barbeques and quizes. The prizes are a comparaattended the YCW end of Marg Maynard and Mr. ney recently. PARENTS AND ADOLESCENCE tively new feature of the YCW movement, but we the year dinner at the Guido Vogels. The climconand wishes Best eventhey enjoyable publicised this of ax on should have some training to enable and organised Steakhouse Parents Goblet feel if properly December 23, 1970. Mr. ing came when Bishop gratulations at the din- provide the happy medium for the youth with a them to cope with adolescence. There are three John Dillon in his ad- McKeon spoke on the ner were extended to fresh sparkle of difference. changes in a child's life: Miss Helena Dorlandt

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organisation (childhood) disorganisation (adolescence) and reorganisation (adulthood) • When boys reach the developmental period in their lives the whole pattern of their behaviour changes, and during the second change they are struggling to define their own identity. • •

TERRIFYING EXPERIENCE Adolescence, for many children, especially boys, holds fears which they cannot understand and they are subject to psychic urges and often painfully self-conscious. In their bewilderment they imagine that these changes are private and per. The "big noises" behind Riverton's success are the sonal and this is where parents can help their group's secretary Stephen Sachett ( left ) and the presi- children to understand that these problems are dent, Ian Lillico. Inspired by their success in 1970 the universal. branch should go from strength to strength in 1971. The facts presented here apply to parents who Some could say that meetings .New blood is strive to keep their families together. Many others, the branch has opened circulating through the unfortunately go their own selfish ways and leave its gates in a sense, to veins of the executive the children to their own devices. No need to new members and new and the leaders, but we stress this point; the results can be seen or heard ideas this year. At the feel a lot more people daily on mass media. moment there are gusty should realise the wealth gales of change blowing of feeling and satisfacADULTS MUST BE ADULTISH Rooney. Pat Father with Miss Frances Shinnick and John Rooney chatting gained in a full ( Photos Griffin Photographics) through the musty YCW tion to be Teenagers are deliberate in their adoption of a time participation in way of life and if adults imitate them different YCW activities. Plans for next year are it makes things worse. radical and full of aesthWomen try to be 'with it' because they think etic fervour. The main and maybe hope that they will more easily get outlines for next year in- through to their children, but the following ex. clude fortnightly semina true indication of teenagers reactions. ars on topics relating ample is A 15-year-old girl described her mother in scathdirectly or indirectly to the Christian life in a ing terms: "She tries hard to be a teenager," she vastly changing world— said, "but she is a stupid old hippie. She tries a world becoming scepti- t o sing our songs; wears mini skirts and beads cal towards Christians and my friends laugh at her behind her back. Ii and the meaning of mormakes me feel sick. I want a mother, not her.' als today. We feel we can The mother has more contact with her child do some small thing to help youth in their strug- r en and sets the standard of behaviour; however gle for reality and recog- the father's role is equally important and hi! nition. We welcome any a ttitude towards his wife is the basis of a strong other thought provoking family life which can be likened to a community topics which could be God-fearing and God-loving parents who ar used in this series. understanding and who really work a take to like happy, We would this opportunity to thank gaining their children's trust and respect; wh( Fr. Flynn for his efforts hide their dismay when their adolescent boy 0 in maintaining the solid- girl changes their way of life; who welcome th arity of the Riverton strange new friends and refrains from criticisin5 Miss Mirella Branch and for upholdFather Russell Hardiman ( Diocesan Chaplain), Miss Janina Zechowski ( Diocesan Secretary), praise and admiration above a Cathedral), Mr. ing the religious bases deserving the Bianchi ( Perth Diocesan Secretary), Bishop Myles McKeon, Miss Maxine Ward (President society. They are the builders 0 on which we are founded. o thers in our John Smith ( Perth Diocesan Secretary), Mr. John Dillon (Cornier President Cathedral ). world. The Riverton Parish's a new NIX new Church was officially opened on December 20 Mabel St. 19—this Church has been South Perth a very long time in the building and a much lon- PAINTING CONTRACTOR 67 2716 Cardinal that What is Riverbank? Riverbank it was evident action ger time in the planning, the into instilled Cardijn difthe of because that Riverbank is the Child we feel that this new but 0~4.44 movement. , INP#M,Department ference in environment Welfare Church will be our great- 4PirosiNPO•INIP4,0,01.4,044INNIN#M1.4 the outside and inside been have I CenFinally, Security Maximum est spiritual asset. boys asked by the staff and the tre for Boys between institution We would like to 1• adapt boys at Riverbank to the ages of thirteen and could not readily all those who thank THE Currently themselves to the change. thank the people who visseventeen. came to, or participated being not Therefore, CATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU ited or helped in the pro• there are approximately n i our activities various during 1970, thirty five boys at the able to cope with the gramme WONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY this year, and we hope centre who while in de- changed situation and especially Marg and Pat. our will patronise you PICNICS DANCING tention follow a correc- associating with former functions in the future. TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF CABARETS many release tive programme design- friends on this we opportake May R IVER TRIPS PARTIES ed to overcome prob- found themselves back tunity of wishing everyTHEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS Riverbank. at lems which first placed one a joyous and efferFurther details: Terry Ryan, 65 1260 them there. vescent new year. YCW month, a Once Mariette Harkins, 69 4857 YCW the does Where #4-0-4•••4 RIVERTON YCW fit into this corrective branches visit the boys a tea in participating January programme? The and games night. Ten years ago when idea of having tea there 16—"River Trip" leaving YCW first started to visit revolves Barrack Street Jetty at the around In August of 1970 a day 8 p.m. $2 per head. t heme in sharing with was held at the Retreat others no matter how 17—Picnic to Wyalunga. House, in Victoria Park. Repat. for girls and boys confrom Leave simple the meal. It is Building at 10 a.m. here that the boys imtemplating work in the prove in their table eti- 19—Games night at the Missionary field. After quette. The games such club. Commencing at attending this, and speaking with Bishop Jobst, The weekend is to be as volley-ball, table ten8 p.m. Bishop of Broome, I felt held on Saturday, Janu- nis, carpet bowls, bobs, 23—"Hay-Ride BarbeSi. Francis of Assisi knew Him ary 30 to Monday Feb- chess, cards and a varque". Departing St. I would like to work Children Aboriginal with ruary 1 at the Salvation iety of other games helps Do "xi know Him? Leonard's Riding CenArmy Camp, Rocking- to develop their reliance in the North. A "crash" at 6.30 tre, Caversham Want to follow Him as a GipuehM-Franticearf Friar? rather than an individual ham. p.m. returning for a course in the care of being Buses will be leaving one. Through sportsmanis children young barbeque and a swim the Causeway Car Park ship in accepting defeat in the pool approx. 9 held in Sydney, during For information writm disapshowing without at 9.00 a.m. and returnJanuary, for girls all over head— per p.m. $4.25 ing on Monday after- pointment to the victor Australia. From there, Vocational Director, $5.25 if you prefer to should they lose, is one noon. we will return to WA horse-back. ride 98 Catherine St., Leichhardt, N.C.W. 2040. adtheir step in forward 16 years and Age Limit: then proceed to Broome. 28—General Meeting and justment of character. over. This should be a most Elections at the Club. Facilities: Swimming rewarding experience Name welcome. Everybody and tea Although the pool, tennis courts, crickand gain for me a deepat WEEKEND LONG et pitch, playing field and games nights are importer understanding of life. ant, we must not forget Denmark 30th, 31st and basketball courts. ..... Address .............. ..... Cathy Quartermain. 40 first the Only — 1st Qiapudjiu apof our spirit the Barbecue, Activities: proach in setting an ex- names on the list at the dance and hike. Postcode State City Tickets ($6) or deposit ample to the boys as club, together with a deK eep abreast with the (Si) must be in before on team members in a posit of $5 will be accepJanuary 18. Any further combination of effort ted. Accommodation is times, keep abreast Phone Age information can be ob- Christians by following limited, so hurry and get with the Church—Read down. name YOUR Christ of teachings tained at the YCW Quar- the Ring 69-4857 or 65-1260. THE RECORD. of nnd the principles ters on 23-4546.

Cathy's All Set t Projec YCW Riverbank A For Broome

M. G. O'Brien

DULL WEEKENDS?

Catholic Social Club Notes

Y.C.W. SOCIAL WEEKEND

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THE CHALLENGES THAT FACE LATIN AMERICA

When leading churchmen meet early in 1971 in Panama to look over 15 years of joint efforts at updating Catholicism throughout Latin America, they will review an impressive record of achievements inspired in part by Vatican II. rapid, uneven change and by often violent strife. At the same time, they will also see a Church that has been t orn by The Panama meeting is sponsored by the Latin American Bishops Council (CELAM), which co-ordinates the work of 22 conferences responsible for some 250 million baptised Catholics. national a thirst among the pub- CELAM's main function Fifteen years ago — in fluenced the thinking of lic at large to be inform- is "to strengthen the II. Vatican Pope — 1955 a third of the is This ovember N series of articles on ed on the changes. Ac- active participation of pais XII agreed to the In turn, Latin Ameriin found can churchmen bishops' American t he effects of the cording to CELAM offi- the Church in the historLatin Vat ican cials, in the last two ic process of developsecond request that they be al- the Vatican Council's years a total of 450,000 ment in the continent," justification Councli. lowed to organise them- directives of books dealing as the new bylaws procopies Mednow famous the for national across selves with some 36 subjects claim. guidelines—a set of ellin oundaries. b f o r violence as "un-Christian on renewal have been Earlier that year, while recommendations INVOLVEMENT Sister Emilie Cattallni and re-assuring. It oar and soc- and contrary to the Gos- sold. renewal Church Jande Rio at gathered They realise more and of De Vialar College, Hil- vinced her, just as the the Medellin Besides reform. pel." eiro for a world euchar- ial they Bishop Pironio also guidelines—which were more this cannot be done ton was Dux of the Gray- youth's rejection of seccongress, istic hamguidelines The problems said it was wrong to printed in English, Ital- without involvement in lands Teachers Training ular values did, that they the agreed that out in a consen- assume from the drive ian and French editions the tensions, conflicts College last year. She are searching for a mean mered Latin in man modern of prelates and for renewal and social as well as the original and frustrations, of their will take up her duties ing to life and are preof America were not mere sus as teacher in the Bea- pared to listen to a reo who met justice that "the Church Spanish and Portuguese people. priest-advisers but ills local national or This is especially so consfield Primary School soned presentation cala- in the Colombian city of has the primary func- —there are such titles as area-wide such the faith now more L.,: mities as poverty, ignor- Medellin in September tion of fostering the Church and Develop- because the Latin Ameri- in February. cultural can "ethos"—the ever. ComThe Christian ment, rewere the direct 1968 — frustrations temporal of liberation ance and Sister Emilie enjoys munity, Youth and Chris- values of the people— all of them the work of sult of CELAM's efforts man." talking and listening to theology. on heavily Asked whether lean in Christian "We spoke at Medellin tianity, The religion and salvation to get a realistic picture young people and is was a 'griiitar-pla3.114,Missions, University, the area the in Church the of main emthe fact, as n difficult. I of total liberation more Vocations, phasis of CELAM's work convinced that young swinging-nun" she reits taken within the context Education, That was the first effort and to recognise and Evan- lies in defining the theo- people enjoy talking to plied that while she had Anthropology of the Bible when desby bishops anywhere in weaknesses. and logical grounds for pas- those whose sincerity a preference for folkLiturgy gelisation. years 15 danger the f I on organise of the history cribing the world to and merits are clear to Political Life, and increasing the was ago salvation, which finds its toral work strictly adapt- them. During her years singing, and did play the a supra-national basis the Modern in Change ed to the Latin American at the Graylands College guitar Oust a little) she approaching collegiality, irrelevance of religion, crown in the mystery of World. centres strife the today later and never once was she was by no means a 'swinadopted needs was crucified who Christ, countries' a concept and greeted with cynicism. ging-nun'. She would lika Theology mentality. by the Vatican Council. on "commitment" to the and resurrected for us," CLOSER BONDS to explore ways (.. from liberation people's born was of theoteams pastoral CELAM he said. hus T Rather did she find great folk hymns at Mass and feat has major Another sin. want and Rome the when philosophers, essentially days is logians, "He In the been the closer bond be- sociologists, anthropolo- interest in the reasons was particularly fond of At times, the drive has saviour and liberator, still exercised a centralwhich made her enter Religious tween groups gists and other experts religious life. She played verse-speaking. ised function and dio- reached violent extremes. but never a political resworkers, diocesan and considered do his Pironio said were Bishop he torer. for under ceses Sister looks forward The extent of violence kingdom is not of this thanks to the Latin Ame- nothing but adapt Vati- a large part in organising the spokes of a rimless the Ecumenical Services to giving all she has to countries has world." some of In rican Confederation can Council directives to held on Anzac Day and the education of the wheel. prompted CELAM to inExplaining what the the Religious (CLAR), what they persistently on Graduation Day. She young, and is greatly clude in its Panama present challenge for the which sits in an CELAM call "the Latin American PAPAL SUPPORT found the reaction of pleased by her selection Pope Pius did more agenda the need to clar- postconciliar They like to Church meetings and takes on reality." assignments think of the effort as a students to both of these as Dux of the Graylands than encourage this link. ify the role of the Chris- means. Bishop Pironio numerous from the bishops, partic- work of practical colleg- occasions most positive College. When some Roman Curia tian—laymen and priests said: social affecting alike—in on missions and iality. ularly #41004~~ members sought to put education. CLAR affiliatA NEW PENTECOST the headquarters of the reform for justice's sake. reflection, "Research, new organisation at the Some lay groups and "Medellin is indeed a es some 60,000 men and responsible planning and Vatican, he went along clergymen have sided Pentecost for Latin Am- about 250,000 nuns. • Perhaps the greatest exerimentation," says one with the Latin Americans with the left in advocat- erica. inasmuch as it inof their reports. "is Of accomplishment for in quest a revolution who — in ing radical fused in our Church a — SOLE AGENTS— • bringing about identity greater autonomy—were the name of Medellin. new spirit of conversion: CELAM has been the con- to our Church as well as R. CONNABEER Cr COMPANY ; determination the need of radically certed involvement of 72 maturity. We are discovseeking a site in their T heir 1 65 HAY STREET, SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 own area. The CELAM often provokes strong transforming Christians bishops from 22 coun- ering as adults our own offices were located in reactions from the right, In order to commit them tries (there are some 560 values and resources, .44~~~ Bogota, Columbia. making it difficult for to the daily call of man prelates in all), on the many of them quite diffSince then, the Bish- moderates to push for and history . . . including central board and var- erent from other Chris- , ..."'" ops Council has been true re12rm5. liberation from all ser- ious committees, depart- tian cultures. the guiding steadily vitude — oppression of ments and institutes—all VIOLENCE WRONG "We have come a long "Latin Americanisation" man, yes, but also op- heavily decentralised. are There CELAM way And the efforts will "Some voices from the pression of man by sin." of the Church and fosOPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS tering a critical look at right and from the left One major field of con- units as far apart as Sao be felt in the near future. C ORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS in Brazil. We are producing our ideas and practices in- try to brand the Medelin cern in Latin America Salvador from Europe guidelines either as a five years after Vatican Quito, Lima, Santiago de own theology with the herited 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth — 21-5344 t h e II is the role of the Chile. Guatemala City accent on liberation and of and, to a certain extent, capitulation the of Christon renewal and Medellin. beribe.e.• from American mission- Church to exploitation, priest — another big The bishops say ian community." or as an invitation to point at the forthcoming aries. commented bishops meeting, which Alientation of the mas- violence," ses from the Church had Bishop Eduardo Pironio. plans to produce a comC ATHOLIC become an alarming fact. s ecretary-general of prehensive report on the E DUCATORS present condition of the The search for identity CELAM. Latin in While the guidelines do priesthood has resulted in the estabSTUDY IDENTITY lishment of a number of denounce a "condition of America. warning are There Institut ions concentrat- sin . . . and institutionalCRISIS ing on pastoral work, ised violence from the signs among the southNEW YORK -Educaeatechetics the liturgy top." they in no way con- ern continent's 43.800 tors from 23 Catholic colthe to and social action. Their done revolutionary vio- priests. Vocations labours produced some lence, the prelate added. diocesan clergy are dim- leges in nine states will meet February 8-12 for of the new ideas that inThe guidelines treat inishing while 22,000 of All the comforts of a modern motel and all the facatties of your self-study that may lead from are the total priests home —within easy walking distance of the heart of Perth, o t a and greater stronger and orders, religious 150 Bennett St., Perth. Phone 233061. 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represented by a Pilatus The RAAF party had ARMS TRAFF IC . . Porter pilot who sent the most modern airback early morning radio craft equipment and weather reports. available, but without the assistance and coFlt. Ltd. Riley's heli- operation of Indonesian copter landed just above military and civil auththe crash site, at a height orities, and American of nearly 14,000 feet and missionary personnel de-planed Sqn. Ldr. stationed in the area, the Mahood, of Canberra, operation would not By Rene Martin By Special Correspondent who was responsible for have been possible. the actual recovery phase GENEVA.—The international arms traffic deFour degrees south of the Equator, just below a 15,000-feet permanent of the operation. The BACKGROUND cried by Pope Paul VI in his 1970 New Year's snow line, RAAF helicopter pilots and their support crews last month helicopter returned to The Dakota was being message has become a crisis of conscience for at the landing-pad and pick- used to transport medi- least one carried out one of their most difficult recovery operations. nation: Switzerland. ed up Flt. Sgt. Ken Maley cal evacuees to the mainAppropriately named, 'Tropic Snow', the operation involved the recovery The Pope prayed that the world be forgiven of Hobart, Tasmania, land of Australia when it for "giant industries" prospering on "the diabolic of the remains of 27 Australian servicemen and one RAAF nursing sister, who joined Sqn. Ldr. crashed. The only killed when their RAAF Dakota crashed into a mountain in West Irian 25 Mahood in the recovery woman on board was a capacity to produce arms" and for powerful work. RAAF nursing sister, nations' "trading arms to poor nations lacking years ago. Sister Marie Craig, who plows, schools and hospitals.' The recovery party, led by Sqn. Ldr. Ron Raymond, of Campbelltown, During the two hours had devoted the war The Pope's message two contradictory posithe two men remained years to helping the has apparen N.S.W., had a tough assignment. tly had little tions: to sell to anyon the mountain they wounded. It was a cruel effect. Experts estimate one who wants to buy, Success meant negotia- feet site. But the success the first base camp at regularly sought relief t wist of fate, that while that internati ting almost inaccessible of the operation would Nabire to the main camp from the shortage of RAAF nurses had risked sales by all onal arms or not to export at all. countries The decision was to mountains rising 14,000 not have been possible at Enarotali. On occa- oxygen by taking gulps their lives countless would exceed S5 billion allow the government to to 15,000 feet, freezing without the support of sions, even the Caribou from their oxygen bot- times to rescue wounded in 1970 in contrast to judge to which countries temperatures and, most the Caribou crew who crew and its passengers, tles. The two helicopter soldiers, it was not until S2.5 oillion 10 years Swiss arms may be sold. hazardous of all, over maintained regular sup- had to reach for their pilots and their crews, after the war was over earlier. They also preThe criterion is the .ning a considerable plies of aviation fuel, oxygen bottles. The Aus- flying overhead, also that there were any casdict that the trade will probability of the arms' reduction in the supply water and food from tralian Army was also were on almost con- ualties in Sister Craig's continue to grow. use. In other words, stant oxygen su oplV. unit. She was the first. of oxygen to helicopter licenses to buy Swiss Switzerla nd is not the crews flying at such leading exporter of arms. arms were only granted heights. The United States, with to states not likely to sales averaging about $2 have to use the weapons. Within three days of billion a year since 1962, Thus, arms embargoes the start of the actual leads the world. The So- were imposed on Israel operation, however, the viet Union, for which and the Arab nations, well-known Air Force This dramatic picture taken from figures are not available, the countries involved in signal, 'Mission Successa RAAF helicopter at a height of is believed to be in sec- the Vietnam war, certain ful', had been radioed to 13,500 feet in the highlands of black African nationc, ond place. Canberra and the RAAF West Irian shows the fate of a and some others. party were on their way Britain and France, R AAF Dakota which crashed into home again. whose combined total is the mountainside 25 years ago ARMS TRIAL estimated at slightly less with 28 people on board. All were The head of the Buehthan $1 billion a year. UNDERWAY killed. rle Company and three rank next as suppliers. of Tt-w recovery operation his associates have After them, not in order started with the arrival just ben tried in Lausof rank, come Australia , at Biak earlier in the anne by a federal court Belgium, Canada, Czechomonth of three Hercules for using misstatements slovakia, Israel, Italy, the C-130 transport aircraft. and falsified documents Netherlands Sweden, , two helicopters, a Carito deliver arms to counSwitzerland and West bou transport aircraft tries under embargo, parGermany. and an Australian Army ticularly Nigeria, South Some Swiss citizens A frica and the countrie,; Pilatus Porttr aircraft. are repelled by the pres- of the Middle East. More than 1,700 gallons ence of their country of aviation fuel, tents, The head of the firm. among the exporters of who pleaded not guilty bush showers and all BELOW: death. To them, it is in- received an eight month kinds of equipment needtolerable that the coun- suspended sentence and ed to make the 30-man Pictured left to right are Squadron try of Henri Dunant, one a fine that public opinteam completely indepenLeader Brian Dirou of Dimboola, dent, were flown by of the principal founders ion regarded as a mockVictoria; Mr. Jerry Reeder; Squadof the Red Cross, should ery in view of the size Caribou from Biak to ron Leader Peter Mahood of CanNabire and Enarotali, on be the home of gun mer- of the company's businberra; and Squadron Leader Ron chants. • the West Irian mainland. ess. The three member; R aymond of Campbelltown, N.S.W., who was in charge of the operation. The recent trial of the of the firm's manageThe 25-year old cra,;11 director of the biggest ment, who knowingly site was located on the Swiss heavy armaments carried on the Cat day of the operation firm has caused uneasi- business received heavie: and, after setting up a sentences, ranging up t() ness here helicopter landing pad, 18 months in prison. the helicopters returned NEUTRALITY Many in Switzerland to Enarotali. The RAAF Switzerland remained consider the law governhelicopter pilots were neutral during the two ing arms exports badly accompanied on their inWorld Wars, but its neu- framed and believe the itial flight to the crash trality has been an arm- time has come to change site by Mr. Jerry Reader, ed neutrality. Every it. A campaign has begir: an American missionary Swiss male between ages to forbid all sales . pilot who had first sight20 and 48 has to do milit- Swiss arms abroad. If ed the crash some time ary service or pay a spe- the originators of this ir before. cial tax, and the Swiss itiative gather 50,000 sigarmed forces, with their natures, the Swiss people Heavy cloud on the French Mirage planes will be called up to setmountain on the second and their British Centur- tle the matter by a referday forced the helicopion tanks, their missiles endttm ters to return to Enarotand fortifications are not ali. However, at first UNCERTAINTY a comic-opera army. light on the third day The outcome of this Swiss taxpayers are the two helicopters, well aware of this as move is not pree- table. flown by Squadron Leadthey watch the budget even if 50,000 signatures er Brian Dirou and Flight for national defense are obtained. Although Lieutenant Frank Riley, grow yearly. the fashion here is to both of Canberra. again The theory up to now publicly blast the arms located the crash site has been that Switzer- merchants and apand recovery operations land should not be com- prove the move of those got under way. Never pletely dependent on who want to end such having had to land and other nations for its de- traffic, in the secrrr•y of operate at such high altifense. It is not possible, the polling booth many tudes, the helicopter however, to have an arms citizens will be he=itant crews flew with the aid industry that pays its to end arms e s. 'portable oxygen tank; way without being able Among them will bf.- worwhile flying at the 13,500 to export arms. To arm kers who fear losing itself, Switzerland has their profitable jobs and LANDING PAD had to sell arms abroad. patriots who would see Back at the landingNORWAY'S But this is contrary to in the step a weakening pad, RAAF doctor, Flt. the peaceful role usually of the national defence. ECUMENICAL Ltd. Greg Herring, of associated with the coun- If the initiative sucIpswich, Qld, and his try. ACTION ceeds, the arms fat.tories small support party, Faced with this dilem- will have to be closed OSLO, Norway — An waited anxiously for the ma. the Federal Council, and more money will return of the two man Interchurch Council that Switzerlan d's executive have to be spent abroad recovery team. At the aims to develop ecumeni- authority, has formulat - for arms. Or the country cal activities end of the two hours, and con- ed a doctrine that is a will have to forego such the danger signal the tacts of the Lutheran comprom ise between purchases. party feared began to Church in Norway has been set show. Huge thick white up by that St ateclouds began rolling up supported denomination from the valleys, and here under the leaderOffers to all Parishes a Service quick had to be ship of Bishop Fridtjov embracing every aspect of the taken toaction get the two men Birkeli of Oslo. An im235 Newcastle Street, Perth from the mountain be- portant part of Funeral Rites for Cathol ics. the council's fore it became engulfed work will be Our Chapels are at: Licensed Plumbers Repairs a Specialty in cloud. The patrolling to publish a monthly Phone 28 7424 Fremantle: 85 Market Street. helicopters Hardware Merchants swooped ecumenical news bulletin down, and the two men in English and German Phone 35-2225 were winched to safety. •••••••••••4N••••"...~4 ,,,,,,,, Claremont: .42 Gugeri Street. The operation was over PRINITINC• Phone 3 2177 in two hours and the Business Cards fate of the 28 passengers W. A. GREEN (Pte.): 98 1697 Letterhead< OPT I CI ANS—OPTOMETRISTS of crashed RAAF Dakota JOHN GREEN (Pte.): 37-2304 ( A65-61) crewed by memInvoices CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS bers of No. 38 Squadron, Stateme Its A RTHUR F. DAVIES & CO. RAAF, P ERTH: PICCADIL LY ARCADE . 21 8151 which had rePERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET . PTY. LTD. 21 5304 mained a mystery for RING 71 2137 hot FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET .. nearly 25 years, had at R epresentative 35 :602 to call r"OTTESLOE. 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... !fist been resolved. ... 3 2655

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

An International Crisis Of Conscience

DUFFY BROS.

ELLIOTT & ELLIOTT

Thursday, January 14,

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A Literary Giant Has Gone

Francois Mauriac de l'Academie Francais

by Joyce Dunphy makes souvenir, but strangely What MAURIAC'S SUCCESS mirror up to nature be- liberty. live for us is his reminiscent of the work them a with starts he cause succeeds Mauriac He says great gift of deep analy- of this great and pervathrough artistic unity. priori vision. a meta- sis and inevitably his sive writer, who yet am "I himself, We perceive every detail in the poetry. He said himself could never have grasped n working physicia through the eyes of one to a "I believe that only poet- the full meaning of these Owing concrete. character, central ry counts, and that only words of Teilhard de atmosof gift certain through his feverish inthrough the poetical ele- Chardin," the make to try I phere, terior monologue. In "Le of evil ments enclosed in a work *The generating prinuniverse Catholic Noeud de Vipres", his od- of art of any genre what- ciple of our unification le, tangible, perceptib greatest work, the hero orous. The theologians ever does that work des- is not finally to be found him homage. is a sort of King Leer in the single contemplaus an abstract idea erve to last". give without a Cordelia. Sorhim give I tion of the same truth writer sinner; The the of arts. the all obsesl and the the the perennia sadistic, the Aggiornamento or in the single desire and did, miserly, and blood." flesh sculptor painter, is promoney, with sions I irony! Catholic gentle the What the old Louis carries awakened by something, change inmay affect his perty, the enticements of composer and his work "Viper's tangle" in his NO LIBERTY hold in my hand a small in the single attracapproach his but of n ebullitio the is wages popularity the flesh and the heart. He keeps a diary Jean-Paul Sarte once grey autocar ticket -with tion exercised by the immediate The more genown soul. perhaps? Banal, sin. of "Comwill words wife printed art his the great so that one day wrote "God is no artist; . but his Between the Not in the least. He ex- uine and original he is shall know how he hated neither is Mauriac." One bined transport system same Someone more the heart, survive. his in and Joyce Dunphy. 193045, he was con- plores in such depth but she dies first. could write a book on of the urban community impressive her, years and truthful intensity the Earth, *Building vivid such with general A to x. and likely Bordeau The plot is complex this statement, but we of sidered most contempor- that diseased and haunt- is his work. le web of in- must admit that Mauriac tour five sections only." Pierre Teilhard de Charincredib the his utlive o Bernan- ed world of his, that the trigue is solved through allows his characters no It is only a very small din. 1965. ies, particularly Proust, reader is led on irresisand ORIGINS and a final N SPARTA suffering Malraux, os, the tibly. He paints with the all The old "In tion". "illumina wrote tenthe when Today who seems as if tal- sure stroke of a Rem- dency towards leniency man "who knew not arts. it greater brandt when portraying is so marked, Mauriac's what he loved" finds ent consists in a between the individuals and with the upbringing seems abso- Christ. loseness c object to impressive mass and lutely spartan. His widartist and the "La Pharisienne" is . As long as colour media of a Cezan- owed mother trained the be expressed one ne when describing land- children in a Jansenist possibly the only other the of closeness the worthy of first The mastery of not com- scape. The evening novel tradition. to the other is the this very Cathothat In rank. such is words unfinishSurrounded plete, the task is prayer beneath the CruciTHIS was a Golden Wedding Celebration with a difference. lic novel, the "Narrator" of his prose linechoes be surely must This and rite solemn fix was a ed. ildren, Mr. and Mrs. develop- ger in the memory, re- all five went to sleep says "I believe that all by their five sons, two daughters, and 26 grandch the uttermost ic of our hu- Marcello Bianchini, of Welshpool Road, Queen's Park, celebrated their symphon miseries a like the curring ism, romantic ment of with arms folded across man condition spring self- theme. their breast. Yet his from our inability to re- Golden Wedding Anniversary on Monday. the final word on continue To . confession childhood was happy, main chaste and that Jubilee A Special Anniversary 1930, he decided to re- family in their with Proust: "In other A CLASSICAL FORM perhaps because of this human beings vowed to famtheir at celebration that with West feel the to we turn rated enturies, liked He conceleb e. c very disciplin be Mass was not would cy celiba home. ily remainthe of had follower family. always his No solitude and found in his afflicted with most of the in their home by their there The Jubilarians' sole ed a certain remoteness, prevailing fashion in clin- faith a source of deep son Rev. Father Justin Since then the family's evils that oppress them." wish is that their grandthe parish fortunes and been hini dividing the object from ical psychology jargon, inner joy. Meditation on Bianc have of bit This incredible - children will be the the highest minds that he writes because he nature only turned him priest of Queen's Park, bound up with the pro sophistry smothers a l. grew of the State. Their source and fountain of O'Farrel J. Father hold discourse about it." must rid himself of the more towards God, for Rev. cry of despair, so true and religious For all his penetrating characters seething with he was unable to conEach member of the many friends and admir- many and yet so unreasonable certainhis in Mauriac sound, s. sight and vocation priestly genius, i Bianchin nect the beauty of the the joined ers at for the human race f amily read a petition ly belongs in this classi- fertile mind. The classic- earth with the worship is it disappear in one would this Could presenta his of category. form al more has cal of God. "Cybele and the volation gener criteral fin Racine of that the tion, like even be worshippers in France comparativeare unteers s1 in the 17th century, re- than has Christ", he ion of his greatnec type volves about a psycholo- wrote, denouncing the ly few. This is the Mauwhich challenge of part the on gical crisis that struggle earthy FINISHED STYLE is of his hero. Even in "Le turns so many away riac throws down. He The poetic purity and Drole", a children's story from divine grace. Yet, no Paul Bourget. praisfinish of his style fright- emerging so surprisingly while rebuking Pascal ing Catholicism 'per se' ens off the translator. from this dour and pow- for his Jansenism, he re- For him good does not PeS.SinliSM is his watch- erful pen, the hero is a mained his spiritual des- reign on earth. Evil lurks behind every beautious word and his Catholic- spoiled brat who is cendent. shape and perfume. The the ism deals with sin and tamed through descent of grace ultimate retrIbution, for he re- power of music and the Vigde Racine. Pascal. disturbed heart the into fuses to dress evil in al- moral fortitude of a ny. Baudelaire, even luring colours. Yet he is small but determined helped to form his mind. only takes place when no Savonarola returned governess, the 18th, to at- Later Barres inspired sin has first paved the to threaten doom. Rath- tempt the formidable him to "feel as much as way to regeneration. er he is a classical writer task. As usual it moves possible, while analysing "Do not fake reality," who stands on the thres- swiftly and cleanly to its oneself as much as pos- he wrote. "To depict man hold of our modern age, denouement as do all his sible". hence the short in all his misery is to not yet aware that sin works. They are so tense self-knowledge". Soon unmask the abyss in the must be conquered by and feverish that, as in however, he learned to modern world caused by "the perfect love that Beethoven's "Appassion- desert introspection and God's absence." Through casts our fear". What he ata", one could not oth- u nburden himself Peguy to Bernanos and fears is the "misery of erwise sustain the pres- through his characters, Mauriac we follow the the world without God." sure. of work thus expressing his "vol- penetrating criticism All literary who Mr. and Mrs. M Bianchini. novelists Catholic in interest uptuous tends to pursue the raised more once have So, within the tradi- souls." Faithavant-garde. The people religion to its rightful the Prayer of the the mould of tional Communion was and ful Mauriac presents still . literature in dency debut ascen literary a A fter classical both under exist in their thousand French novel, received , swift in in poetry, he turned to- Not all of us wish to and will continue to do in its economy kinds. Chardin de servTeilhard He read novel. the wards its in A Special Papal BlesSO in the foreseeable its pace, superb subtly ed in World War I as far or Emmanuel Mounier, was received for the future. He perpetuates style. Mauriac sing Maurof lead of afield as Macedonia and, but the works occasion. them on the canvas of casts the molten available freely experiare by iac ned strengthe dark passions and retriDuring the 40 years his art, caring nothing ence, he stated his ambi- and fascinating in their for contemporary theor- bution. Read "Le Noeud have lived in Westthey Vipers' tion to be a Christian logical inevitability. Viperes" ies, driven only to ex- de Australia. the Bianern conhe because list, mora the and see how A CATHOLIC chini family have ca Press his personal be- Tangle) "child is father of the sidered the Christian to LIST liefs. NOVE the respect and esteem man". Therese's house be the truest of all huall who are associ of autht naturalis With "to because manists. Mauriac's "Catholic novelist" is was that of with them in the 1, are rs characte the ors, l grandmother. reach God, he must cross In . industry ing again become an accept- materna main the whole of himself and abandoned to the forces i came to able term in literature, Bordeaux was his Bianchin Mr. ent environm , heredity of only dawn light the the Borde- see we" enhancing the reputation setting and beyond his and more existentialism. WA and became a of such authors as Gra- lais his inspiration. The through and known figure at New novelCatholic the With heart." own mix" "Genet ham Greene and Evelyn "L-angon" of ists, life is an arena Norcia. He returned to his grandfather's Waugh. James Joyce's was with Italy where he married A fter several works of where good fights brilliant prose is per- property. In his unfinishnot Rosa Bianchini and, in is s happines evil and he autobiography indifferent merit came meated for better or for ed mere with ous synonym hate our city his first masterpiece "Le Catholic wrote "We with worse satisfaction. sensual thought. But all this has as we do the being whom Baiser au Lepreux" (To seem vowed NO DIRECTORY e who "Thos little to do with Difauri- we love, for all that is kiss a leper") 1922. It is that being. brief, powerful, inhuman- to evil were perhaps by ed usurp THIS YEAR aes place in literature. others. for the limits which it ly hard. Satire is blended elect before all their of — It seems depth the LONDON. and Of the score or so of imposes upon us; it sets with pity and ugliness his novels, four or five inseparable bounds upon becomes In fall measures the extent unlikely that there will poetry. are destined for survival our existence and de- "Genetrix" we find the to which they have be- be a 1971 issue of the as classics, owing to his frauds us of a higher same philosophy, con- trayed the task to which English Catholic Direcdeliberate of fate." Yet his city meant densed harsh beauty, — they were destined. There tory, which used to be choice media and style. He so much to him, that "it is so much easier to would be no blessed in published by Burns and Shunned the paths of ex- when his characters rush love the dead. They do heaven if they had not Oates. wuc Perimentation and the off to Paris, they become not annoy us any more". received the power to The new owners, Search VISIT 130Pular "roman fleuve" suddenly less real. Just Here the theme of mat- damn themselves, and it Press, say they are findHELP TO DEFRAY THE COST OF THE POPE'S (saga), writing separate as Balzac's great ladies ernal love driven to ex- may be that they alone ing it impossible to proRCHIEFS HANDKE FINEST QUALITY LINEN and who duce the book on a comorganised novels. are only lay figures, so cess is worthy of Greek rush into perdition each one a fresh adven- do Mauriac's characters tragedy. "Le Desert de might have become mercially viable basis. Printed as above in the Papal colors ture into the unknown. fade when removed from l'Amour" is more com- saints." This is typical of The situation is being IDEAL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Ris world put before the Bishops is geographi- their own climate and plicated yet better con- Mauriac's synergism. Reply early and avoid disappointment .ca11Y and socially con- surroundings. Here then structed in theme. In He depicts pride, avar- of Fngland and Wales. 4nt'd, revolving about is a strong bond between Therese Desqueyroux the ice, bourgeois stupidity. llowyseAr Promisees*, now familiar technique hatred of neighbour and Box 1111. of flashback is superbly family. As G. K. Chester- W EDDING eresOisey, N.S.W. used. Therese is so com- ton once said "This docHancikerch,efs St No or $0 par 47 MEMORIALS+ Lad es', Ge^,t'emilft's end Cht;dren's I plex, so human, that trine, once called origin- NVITATIONS deten. enessed $.— iV ‘taii parte— Mauriac denies himself al sin, may also be des- Wide Range I/4es' furl osyrne— I I enclosed $ Gerts' the ultimate pleasure of cribed as the natural Competitive Prices j enclosed $ — in %oft say-rte.-A chtiooden'e He 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE bringing her to God; he equality of man." Trade enquiries invited SPeciaiising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected sacrifices conviction to fears the flesh, for he RECORD PRINT Nem* "wrherein W.A Church Altars planned & executed. art, just analysis to mys- fears its power; his is a 450 HAY ST., PERTH Address tilque. She is the most partial view of passion Designs and Quotes without obligation. Phone 21-2837-33 h ave over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 pitiful of all his oppres- and love. Let us admit it, he cannot truly hold the sed women. passed across our Southern sky. The Pope has visited us A comet has inspiration. All great souls shine like stars, and left us his blessing and his star, is the late coldly gleaming like brilliant Vega, the mariners' and one 1933, winner since francaise e Academi rancois Mauriac, member of the F on Tuesday, Paris in died He for literature in 1952. of the Nobel prize s played spotlight the 4 er last year aged 85. On Septemb September 1 of to do gathered had great Institute, where all France's upon the dome of the

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Thursday, January 14, 1971,

by Prosper Lorre

SESAME STREET IS REALLY GREAT TV "You'll find what you're looking for down Sesame Street," . . . if I may be forgiven for echoing and paroding a popular hit-song. But all kids who watch Channel 2 at 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. are odds-on to agree because Sesame .Street, the greatest children's programme to hit this State is good enough to watch twice each day. For adults, I cannot help but sound the old anti-Yank warning because more than anything else this is an American show. But it is of the same order of excellence as Laugh-In and though one is suspicious of child-mindbinding telly which accustoms children to Americanism as much as to the subjects in hand, the show has too many good points. Well, let's face it, one instruct in speech, play W, words beginning with of the characteristics of and health habits in such it, and concepts are • the world facing the an unobtrusive way, one taught." facing faces Sesame is hardly aware of these So, while I am very Street may be that of a lessons being taught. quietly reserved about global community — a "Ironic that in this the yan.kishness of the conglomeration of races non - commercial effort, whole business, I reckon and nations made neces- many hard sell commer- it is great. And the greatsary by population and cial techniques are used ness lies in the opportunpeace—and though the to fine advantage. Child ity facing the ABC to idea may be anathema to ren, for instance, are al- throw it out after this we racists and national ways quick to memorise summer and spend the ists, it must be faced. a commercial. So to school year making an There, for instance, is teach the letter W, Wanda Australian Sesame Street one of the good points of the Witch is introduced —Gumnut Boulevard, or Sesame Street. Black and and with clever advertis- Pudding Road—to show white are unhesitatingly ing techniques the letter next school holidays. mixed up, haphazardly mingled, so that while the images of numbers and letters are rolling round, inveigling themselves into the minds of kids, so is the attitude of love your brother—blue, You can't say Channel therein lies a problem. black or brindle. The whole show is an 2 doesn't cater for all What should the camera $8-million electronic tea- tastes. Believe me, any be doing all this time, or .channel which run Con- should music be confincherman-wizard. It uses every available certo and Star Review ed to radio. electronic device, teach- on the same night (SunConcerto found the ing trick, and, over- day) caters for all tastes. solution — quality. The On one hand, the great- camera work is pure quawhelmingly, loads and 'Sesame Street," the nationally acclaimed television 7•ries est performers in the lity, and this is all that is for pre-school children can be seen on ABC TV. loads of charm. from Monday to Friday at 4.30 p.m. Pictured together at the first semester of Sesame Street, are Muppets The ABC's handout ex- world play some of the required. The camera and the children and grown-ups. "Bib Bird" did not quite make it this time. presses the aim very ade greatest works of music roams the orchestra, the written, ever and on the quately. soloists, the faces, and ". . . Its hosts and host- other hand there is a sort the hands. esses, both negro and of European mixture be Bela Siki playing Lizt's white, have a genuine tween New Faces and Piano Concerto No. 1 W. W. EDMONDSON CT SONS Spotlight. feeling for youngsters. last Sunday was yet anPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS Concerto is a pro- other step in the Age of "They guide them gentSunday Channel 2, 9 Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and ly, and while they are de- gramme which has over- Media. Here we were p.m.) —Challenge - Until General Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. finitely in control of the come the difficulty of miles away, yet we were Armagedon. hour, they never seem to presenting good music privileged to be enchantWith the help of some Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 ed by the power and de who have become disenintrude on the young on television. 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH people who inhabit Ses- It is a very hard task. licacy of his hands and chanted with the organiDorothy Hewett is one especially works, Many the impressive expression sation, Esther Rantzen ame Street. of Western Australia's symphonies and concer- of his face—a sight more takes a look at Jehovah's most prominent writers "They go through polite tos, last nearly an hour, than an audience could Witnesses and their in all spheres—poetry. routines of introduction, sometimes longer, and hope for. Watch Tower Bible and prose and plays. As a Star Review hardly Track Society. The train- playwright she is excitbears comment. It is ing of the members for ing, lyrical and able to P. NORRISH Cr CO. very dreadful. The shows house-to-house canvass- express our indigenous LAND and ESTATE AGENTS are thin and weedy, and ing, and the principles qualities without selfone cannot help thinking behind the unusual doc- consciousness. Her first FOR PROMPT ATTENTION IN that a show like Show- trines they espouse, are play — "This Old Man BUYING OR SELLING case outstrips it a mil- examined, along with Caine Rolling Home" Contact us at: lion times, and that there t heir expectation that was presented three 148A FITZGERALD STREET, must be hundreds of Aus- Armageddon will come years ago in the New NORTHAM tralian performers who in 1975. On the basis of Fortune Theatre and an account produced in later in Sydney can do much better. at the England for the BBC, Old Tote. Now again in some account is taken of the New Fortune Theatre the situation in Australia. —we present her latest play "The Chapel Perilous". The sub-title for this play is "The Perilous AdLOCAL - INTERSTATE - OVERSEAS Sunday (6WF, 8 a.m.) entures of Sally Thun— Encounter—Reluctant der" and it follows the Phones 35 1777 or 35 2709 or 35 6391 Missionary. Dr. Ida Scud- life of a woman from the der went to Vellore in age of 16 to 65. Sally— India, where she started a finely drawn character a one-bed hospital, which —is a creative, rebellious eventually became a individual growing up in one-thousand bed hospi- a provincia l town, Perth. tal. 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Dear Boys & Girls, We're already halfway through Doesn't time fly? And anuary. J talking about time — how we're s ince used yours so far this year? have you

JANUARY 17 Anne O'Malley, Kentdale (12); Karen Crock, Albany (11); Paul McGrechan, Katanning (13); Neville Dillon, Morley (7); Catherine Wilkes, Bicton (7); Sonya Hendricks, E. Victoria Park (14); Judith Townsend, Applecross (12).

* MONDAY I hope, well ! And that does not nej JANUARY 18 doing work or Kathryn Dowsett, S. c essarily mean by Perth (9); Anne Thomson will hope though have' you I hores, c Applecross (14); Susan done a few things to help your mums/ Nelson, Myaree (13); Sharyn Chitty, Konnonand dads. gorring (10); Stephanie Daglish (7); Using time well, means using it as Ridge, Louise Hayden, Mt. LawGod would want it used — firstly for; ley (8); Jerome Gauntglorifying Him; secondly by trying to lett, Kalamunda (7); Wilfred Matrenza, Freimprove yourself. mantle (14); Loretta To do this we require good sense. Jones, Esperance (9). A TOY TO MAKE: We need to be healthy human beings * TUESDAY in both mind and body. JANUARY 19 YOU NEED a large board draw a duck with For this reason — relaxing on the Susan Williams, Clovcork; a small tab at the bottom picking erdale flowers; each; enjoying (14); Noel the Collins, b blunt scissors; to fit into the slit of the Karrakatta (11); Adrian hil ls the or the scenery; or should sun cardboard; cork. Tippett, Floreat Park a thumbtack; not give you a guilty conscience. ( 10); Billy Rocke, GuildColour both sides of crayons. ford (13); Kaylene Costa the duck with crayons Get your mother or to waterproof it. Cut The purpose of holidays is to re- Joondanna (12). it father to cut your cork out and stick the tab in 'fresh you; to make you a more in half as shown. Each slit. Stick a thumbhealthy, stronger person to do God's * WEDNESDAY half will make a floater. the tack on the cork to JANUARY 'N Lay one cork half on weight it. work.

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Carmen Baird, Goom- its flat side. In the cenMake a number of ailing (7); Paul Wigham. tre of the rounded side floaters using your imag- NATURE NOOK: Yokine (6); Sally-Anne cut a small slit, which ination for what you will Stokes, Tammin (11); will hold the cardboard put on top. Have fun! Roseanne Leahy, Wagin cutout. On a piece of card. FROM CHILDCRAFT. ( 14); Kathleen Killans, The AMBER JACK is Bayswater (10); Cora a game and food fish Janissen, Queens Park God bless you all, found in the Atlantic and ( 10); Christine Mortimer Oceans. Mediterranean Wellard (15) Last lit; . we spo.,. , BROTHER JUNIPER 1. What was the name 8. What is a salaman- One type of Amber Jack about water safety, givgrows about only to two of the man who develder? * THURSDAY ing you a few basic oped the polio vaccine 9. Which city of Austra- feet in length. It has a water JANUARY 21 safety rules to foldeep oval body that tapthat can be taken by Ha did Pope Paul low. I hope you've learnJohn Brunalli, Armanarrows sharply and ers mouth? visit on his recent Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all dale (13); Gregory Reid, in front of its flaring ed them by heart and re2. What is name the trip? of Sportsman like this membered them. competition entries, should be addressed to him Karrinyup (8); Heather the seat used by a 10. For what is Franz tail. Good. Highgate (14). Now I'd like to talk because it lives near fish at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. rider on a horse? Schubert famous? the surface of the ocean about safety in other cir3. What is the term used and readily takes the cimstances, particularly * FRIDAY for an organised hunt in holiday surroundings hook. JANUARY 22 in Africa? to which you may not be There another is varCynthia Temme. South -Taoxa '1441 oT pm? :poo2 My Birthday is accustomed. Perth (11); Martin Hru- 4. What is sage? Alai% ot Jo tho L :poo3 iety which lives along the Atlantic coast of IF YOU ARE GOING bos, Glen Forrest (11): 5. Where is the Sahara i s 01 Jo no ç :a-103S I am now America. from New Jer- CAMPING: yeoll ot ego Elizabeth McAdam. Apchsert? •atsnyi sey to Brazil. This is a olecross ( 9a: Tony Learn as much about '0I 1CauPICS 1 '6 !P-lazil 6.A Saint Bernard is much bigger fish. reach- the Rhodes, Highbury (13); Name place you intend to 's :gpeuu3 'L SOQ *9 ing 5-6 feet ✓ name the given a to in length and go to, as Helen Dallimore, Mt. possible. !8311,11/ trLION1 1UP1003 breed of? weighing up to 170 Lawley (13): Anne-Marie ut coati s su pasn sawn pounds. Address Prepare yourself for Bracknell. Goomalling 7. In which country -atuos lusid y 'f. sudden changes in weath( 13): Bradley Stanich. would you find the ✓ i£ a•aT1317E'S V ‘Z !U1C1BS FROM WORLD BOOK er. choosing clothing to Millendon (11): Michael Saint Lawrence River? liaclIV '1 :S113.11ASNV ENCYCLOPEDIA. fit the country and climDillon. St. James (15); ate in which you intend Marcia Glorie. Queens to camp. Park (12): Billy Ward. Fimiston (14). Wear sturdy shoes. Hobby_ Don't try to pet or catch wild animals—they * SATURDAY may bite. Noe MI Ns the coupon stove In BIG 1.11 itRS end send It to JANUARY 23 "Pother Juniper, The Junior Record."' e.50 Hay Street, Perth. se Know where you are Stephen De Uries. "0.' VOW 04 rthdr, mrnes around he meY crest you on this pegs Wembley going. Always carry a 12): Gregory compass, Baird. Goomalling (15); maps and other guides to help you Patrick McGuire. Morfind your way. ley (121: Susan Blanchini, Queens Park (9); Carry a flashlight and Frances Regan. Palmyra extra batteries. (15): Margaret Kendall. Forrestfield (14); Shaun Take enough food and O'Callaghan. Sunbury water for the entire trip. Y" TOHE CRAENC SREDN" D (12); Tim McDonald, Carry a first aid handMoora (12); Tony DinunOVERSEAS book and kit. This is zio. Mt. Hawthorn (151; essential. TO A FRIEND, RFLATIVE, OR Wilma Sharman. Bedford (8); Christine Don't go walking off ONE OF THE FAMILY. Jones, Scarborough (10); into the bush without Jane McKinley, Moora first telling a grown-up A SUBSCRIPTION OF S7.00 (13) where you are going — ONLY 15,1A. W ILL PAY better still take an adult TO HAVE IT SENT BY US TO ANY Whoops! ! What fun in the cool of the evening! These youngsters show they can with you. P ART OF THE WORLD. FILL IN THIS enjoy themselves even on a simple old see-saw. Maybe you are a little harder COUPON TODAY. Be wary of snakes and to please? don't eat the fruits of ,........ 4,..,~4,...."......~......".wwww,...#4.".‘4,..1 bush plants. Speeding Driver: Was A psychiatrist opened A D..):I7se send "THE RECORD' Weekly I driving too fast? to Dont' play with matchhis notebook and told a Traffic Cop: No! You es. especially if you are patient: "I'm ready to were flying too low. in the bush. hear what you were * Clive Clarke (8), 48 view, dreaming about last St. Dominic's, Said the lady, shaking Make sure your campParsons Ave., Manning. stamps, singing. night." fire hands with the preacher is out before you Gregory King (9), 56 leave "I'm sorry, doctor," St. Puix 10th, aircraft after the service: "Wonyour camping or mak ing. Castle Rd., Woodlands, picnic site. derful sermon! Every- said the patient, "but I This can be Peter Clarke (11), 48 Marist Brothers. Subiaco thing you said applies to slept like a log. I didn't achieved by thoroughly Parsons Ave., Manning. model building. somebody or other I have a single dream all covering the embers Manning State School. Andrea Morcombe (10), night." know." with sand. aircraft making. 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Aboriginal Dancers "TO BE OR NOT TO BE" Two Magnificent For Open Air Records . . . THE QUESTION Theatre THEATRE/Colm O'Doherty

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If the one full time professional theatre in Perth, The Playhouse, had an a verage audience of five hundred, or approximately three quarters of its capacity then I am sure that the management would be very happy. An a verage three-quarter house would make any management happy. Now this in round figures would mean for the normal Playhouse production a total audience of less than seven thousand people.

Both our records this week are concerned with lesser-known or rather, less frequently performed music because all the works are recorded from time to time. The disc is very good value in that it has so much music on it, with Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3, Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue and Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand. ( Decca $5.75).

T he Australian Council for the Arts has made of $7,000 to the Derby committee of the grant a Aboriginal Theatre Foundation, being assistance group of twenty dancers, singers and to bring a musicians from the Mowanjum Mission at Derby -night season at the Parkerville Amphifor a 10 But seven thousand is audience is a mixed bag. agement. And if you ever The Prokofiev is the man except perhaps Gertheatre. This is a major breakthrough in the only one per cent of the For some it is somewhere asked how actors and of the three ard Sousay. deepest Fischerperforming Aboriginal arts in Australia field of population of the greater to go to show off new directors manage to live works but that isn't say- Dieskau has often been significant achievement for the a marks and Theatre Foundation. As this is the metropolitan area, and as clothes; for others, to on such small and very ing too much; Prokofiev's criticised for being too Aboriginal I see the same old faith- meet old friends or be- insecure wages, now you piano concertos never operatic in his singing first time the Foundation has presented a group ful faces at the Octagon cause it is the social know. They live by faith seem quite to realise the of lieder but he is pronatural dancing areas the production outside its and the Hole in the Wall, thing to do, or because and hope and, I trust, a promise they hold out— bably one of the most will fulfil some of its aims and ideals and promote I am forced to the con- there is not anywhere little charity. technical brilliance at intelligent and modest knowledge of what the Foundation is all about. clusion that less than else to go. By today's standards the expense of poetry of the great singers and Then there is a com- of attendance the whole tends to make them sup- over the years has taken labour force t wo per cent of the poputhe reality it is prison ago to of Perth see a legilation c onstructive criticism paratively small number thing is pitiful. A couple erficial. today. One of the major which worked on the site timate theatrical per Julius Katchen plays much to heart. Althoir&., who go to the theatre be- of good football matches realisation contributed their and the in actors f formance (this does not would supply any Perth the beautiful slow move- this recording is sonie This season is import- unique feeling for the include ballet, opera or cause they have to go. theatre with full houses ment so poetically that five years old, already They have a deep and ant to the Australian bushland environment. musicals) in the course broad emotional need for for a year. One popular he lifts the whole concer- his lieder singing showCouncil for the Arts. It year. These dancers worked of a television programme to as sublime a level as ed much maturity and, represents the largest throughout 1970 with the Of this two per cent, at the things the live thea would be seen by more any player could ever with Gerald Moore as his provides. These peotre have they grant ingle s constant encouragement least half go to the theapeople in one night than achieve with the work accompanist, this particever given to a produc- of the local committee tre because it is their ple are ever hungry, ever could be seen in the and the orchestral work ular recording comes at Aboriginal ever dissatisdemanding, the tion in and the special help of form of entertainment. Playhouse, The Octagon. by the London S.O. un- the very top of his class. arts field. The assistance Mrs .Mary Selsmark who They don't like watching fied. The Hole in the Wall and der Istvan Kertesz is exonly available Unlike the other song made was Their faith in the thea- the will accompany them to the speedway or the Dolphin all packed to cellent. incycles, there is no conconsiderable after tre is like a great reliThe doesn't necting theme in this Ravel vestigation of the artistic Perth and work through- trots or the pictures or gious fervour. In it they the doors for a year. And out the season in close the tennis or the races. come off quite as well work. Each poem is sepserious people talk serithe dancers of bility a collaboration with Mad- They like watching real see the salvation of manbut Gershwin's Rhapand administrative com- ame Kira Bousloff, foun- live people acting up kind. In it they see man's ously about a viable Na- sody in Blue is one of arate and distinct, the tional and Australian only common factor bepetence of the organisers. der of the WA Ballet there or down there on finest and gentlest form the finest performances ing their common source They look forward to a Company and Guest Ar- the stage. They are not of expression, and this Theatre. 7;ot one per cent in a on disc. This version has In the poet. The addition dignified and hopefully explains their horror and orchestration by of settings of other Etchpopular presentation of tistic Director for this high brow cr low brow. hatred of the commer- three-week season, not the Season. to the theatre go Croft and is excellent. They two in a whole perper cent people, endorf poems therefore proud hese t cialism of the theatre. There are a number of has much the same unity. year. forming their traditional It is hoped that this neither for an emotional This small section of recordings of the Gershnor an intellectual jag. dances. season, from January 22- They go because it is the audienoe has its In the cold, callous win, however, and it is None of them have been recorded, as far asI can The venue chosen for 31, will re-awaken the in- their will to go. rights too, and an im- light of fact the position the Prokofiev here which recollect, therefore a of the live theatre is disthe of is Seddon enthusiasm season terest and this will be the deciding facportant claim on its Vincent Memorial Thea- both white and Aborigin- In assessing the thea- rights. Not very import astrously close to extinc- tor as to whether you word or two on them will not come amiss. half of this general tre in tre at Parkerville, itself al people of the south in want this disc in your They are all much lonant to the box office, but tion. a visionary pioneering this unique form of the audience is import- Important in the sense To maintain a relation collection. ger than the dozen songs project for which this dance. The dancers will ant, and it has certain that they are the very ship with the Theatre The second disc is of 'Liederkreis' and all it rights These Aboriginal performance ,rrive in Perth about the rights. spirit of the theatre. now is like loving a wo- cheaper (World Record is a most appropriate '8th of January to be- has if only by the virtue They are the ones who man on the other side of Club 35/9) but has much four have much longer than the doze• the other that it keeps Considerable .tin rehearsals in amphiopening. It is Liederk rels' a: make the theatre young the Grand Canyon when less music on it. publicity has been given theatre and will be ac- half of the theatre alive. it is ever widening and Schumann's Liederkreis have character. to this amphitheatre commodated on the site Y outhful enthusiasm, sgain. Wandersmanr. A good number of them ever deepening. It is like Opus 39 and four other Frohe project which has devel- w hich has sufficient faci- ambition, revolutionary living in a world when lieder by Schumann. (Happy Wanderer) oped from the dreams of lities for this purpose as moods, are no match for end up taking an active everybody is there and Both these and the Opus Fruhlinsfahrt' Mr. J. J. Jones five years well as full theatre and the long-loved, inborn part in the production of Journey) plays, either as actors or nothing is happening. 39 are settings by poems time of the theatre complex, supper facilities for visit- will of this audience. ha; was the predominantly ors. The other half of the directors or stage maxi- And yet, two per cent or of Eichendorf—in fact. straightforward no two per cent, the thea- this is the only record- songs: 'Der Schatzgrae tre is a form of human ing of all the Eichendorf ber' (The Treasure S4 expression, a great form poems set by Schumann. erp) is full of of human expression and To clarify a little more gloom and 'Der . if the removal of a dog's there was an earlier ler' (The Hermit) bark is repugnant to me, work (Opus 20) by Schu- model of calm even though that bark mann, also called %leder- meat. may be a source of an- kreis' — this was a colAn excellent disc o' noyance. how much more lection of poems by although I we so is the destruction of Heine. Opus 20 has also lieder place the works (but been recorded in full but the legitimate theatre in the performance) some a world where man's it is regarded as a les- way down the list in emotional and spiritual ser work. order of prefereree TI expression is being cur- Indeed, this cycle you have no ' tailed and Inhibited, or ( Opus 39) is less well- would recommeil..i drowned in the rush of known than Dichterliebe or three of the Scha_ _ _ personal wilfullness and (Poet's Love) and Frau- song-cycles and the two material desire. enliebe (Woman's Love) Schumann cycles mar A great pity. but I see and both these should be tioned above before thi., no hope that the theatre In any collection before in its present form wet this set. However, Schuever enter into the public mann is the king of the t..AkiNING A FETE7 romantic love song and c onsciotoriess. Choc. Ve-r.ei Books his lyrical beauty is no My hope is that in an- where bettered than in No d 1 - 30 75 cents. other fifty years the two the famous and beautiful He'd. 1 - 42 $ 1 CO per cent now attending 'Mondnachr (Moonlit , the theatre will have died Night) of this cycle. The theaold the off, and then R ECORD PRINT singer is Pischer-Dieskau tre must die and a new who has recorded more 450 Hay Street. Perth. one take its place. lieder than any other

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MR. FANTASTIC, a INCOGNITO, owned chestnut colt by Latin by Alf and Ken Hampton Lover improved a great showed by a sterling run deal on his run at Pin- in the Purse last week Wednesday that she will soon be jarra on when he flashed home to saluting the judge and finish second to a very give this popular corn. smart horse in Royal bination a change of luck. Spring. Trained by Joe This chestnut gelding by Armanasco and ridden Tudor Warning is above Cherry this colt average when he strikes by What has gone wrong with test cricketers Bill Lawry and Ian Chappell? Their performances in willRoss pay to follow. form andIexpect him to the current test series is to say the least woeful. Out of form has been the main cry. But how can LADY MARTELL, own- repay his connections for ed by Applecross public- their patience very soon. batsmen of their calibre be out of form after so much cricket. an Jack Stack and Bill Chappell has slumped Redpath are probably Kalinowsky put the writRADIANT LAMP, ownfrom Australia's, and the two most consistent ing on the wall with a ed and trained by Bob according to Lawry, the batsmen but still need to whirlwind finish in the Turrell was responsible world's best batsman to improve. Prospects H a ndic a p for a big effort in the an impetuous slasher. Greg Chappell is one when she ran second to Standard Handicap last His impatience is quite of the bright stars in the Torpedo Rock Next time week, when after being remarkable considering team. Marsh has been this dashing grey mare slow away he finished his status as a batsman. disappointing as a batsstarts in a race, prefer- fast to run third after T don't feel that Chap- man. ably longer than six fur- starting from a wide Vell has been losing his longs, she will be very barrier position. Gleeson always has opThis wicket because he is out posing batsmen tied up BROTHER HENRY PREMIERS 17 TIMES the real mainstays of hard to beat, and give well bred chestnut who of form. rugby union in Austra- the combination of is out of a top class mare —according to the crit- ( Francis Xavier GaffIN ROW He strikes me as being ics—but his number of ney), for more than Frank Treen and Albie in Balkan Peggy will soon lia." too cocky. Confident he wickets fail to vindicate half a century a legenHis 2nd XV's had even Br. Henry relinquish- Beckett yet another suc- give his owner/trainer a can master the bowlers he is such a bogey man. dary figure in the story a slightly better record, ed his post of coach in cess. change of luck. from the outset. Australian of Rugby topping the competition his 77th year, half way Ashley Mallett was a Lawry's problem is Union football, died on 21 times, were second through 1954, because of BOXING Barry Pestana being too defensive. In- good choice. McKenzie Christmas Day. He was nine times, and their a leg injury sustained stead of going for his has become a shadow of 93. worst was third on three while taking his daily shots he is playing a his former great self. occasions. swim in the old College Connolly is not firing Br. Henry, born in careful game. baths. The second grade Cardiff, Wales, on DecAustralia is in danger well. teams held the premierBr. Henry, who died in But who is there to re- ember 3. 1877, the sec- ship of slipping into the dolfor 17 consecutive the Mater Misericordiae CASSIUS CLAY must have heaved a sigh of drums in international place them? Well for a ond youngest of a famyears, 1930-1946. Hospital, was buried relief this week when the Supreme Court ancricket. start John Benaud, Ray ily of eight children, Br. Henry established after a largely-attended nounced it would hear his appeal against the New life is needed in Eastwood and Ashley came to Australia at six, a fter the death of his in the school a tradition Requiem Mass at the St. five-year prison sentence he received in 1967 for of sportsmanship that is Joseph's College Chapel, alleged evading father, and settled in of the military draft. admired and lauded on Hunters Hill. by Bob Roberts Brisbane. Clay all sides. and current down—then the FrazierHe is survived by a With his brothers, he "w o r 1 d heavyweight Clay fight is bound to Journalis t-historian number Proof relatives, inthe test team. More pres- Woodcock as batsmen. attended the Christian fessor G. V. Portus, for- cluding a niece, Sister champion" Joe Frazier be THE fight of the sure should be put on Gleeson and Mallett Brothers' School, Greg- merly an English inter- Mary Perpetua (Bris- stand to make more than century. team positions. If a bats- should be retained, if ory Terrace. national and an Austral- bane), and a cousin, Sis- $2 million apiece when man fails twice in a test only on the basis, that On leaving school he ian selector, wrote: ter Mary Raphael (Cron- they clash for the unthen drop him. Let him there are no better spin- and his brother, Tom, "Bro disputed title at Madison ther Henry is one of ulla).—RIP. fight his -way back into ners in Australia. were mainly responsible Square Garden, New the side. Make him realYork, on March 8. What of the fasties? for the founding of the ise that he has to per- Sorry to say that Austra- Gregories Club, and soon Boxing can thank Clay yet No reports form well. That reputa- lian fast bowling is in he was one of the most for its dramatic rise in tion does not ensure a poor shape and there spectacular half-backs in popularity. HE is the available of the Interplace in the side. drawing power behind State Catholic Tennis doesn't appear to be any- Brisbane. the forthcoming promo- Carnival held in Hobart, Let's look at the test body capable of patching When representative By BOB ROBERTS tion. HE is the one who but weather conditionS side after the Sydney it up. honours seemed within has suddenly brought up and down tht coast test. Lawry. Chappell grasp, his decided he T to ROTTING WA's Dennis Lillie boxing before the public have caused in, •onvenand Stackpole, on per- should be considered. come to Sydney and join ience and the full exA lot of criticism has been levelled at Mount eyes once again. formance, should not be His speed alone Marist the Brothers, reat least tent of the interft.rence in the side. Walters and makes him a better pros- ceiving the habit in 1906. Eden's driver Jack MAN IS FANTASTIC Miles. and the results wifl be in Fantastic because he pect than any other fast 57 Sonic people claim that he is giving t he horse has managed to come next week's Record. YEARS AT "JOEY'S" bowler in Australia. ATTENTION ALL1 Br. Henry spent 57 too hard a task in races. back so successfully after a three-and-a-half Schools, Convents, Col. I would like to see de- years at St. Joseph's, A fter having seen and usually picks up the year lay-off. Against topIt is with deep regret legs, Charitable Organis- tinite changes in the Aus- Hunters Hill, while St. too. Jerry that we learn that Mr. ations—For your Raffle ralian team for the re- Mary's Cathedral School, Mount Eden win at his field in less than a lap. notchers. :naining tests, but I Sydney, St. Patrick's, last two starts at GlouThen he tries to scoot Quarry (whom he stop- Bob Taylor passed away Tickets see . . loubt if many of Aus- Harrington St., and New cester Park I can't help the horse around the ped via a cut eye in round at St. Anne's Hospital R ECORD PRINT ralia's promising crick- Norcia (WA) claimed but wonder how the field, even if it means three) and Oscar "Ringo" on Tuesday, January 12. horse would perform if going three wide. Surely Bonavena (TKO. 15th) 450 Hay Street, Perth. .,ters will be given an him for short periocic. Bob has been conopportunity. 4CAfter being away in driven by one of WA's It would be better to were no tent fighters. nected with Catholic work the horse towards They honest-to- tennis in this State for were Western Australia for top reinsmen. Miles isn't driving the lead, unless there is goodness contenders. four years, he returned many years, filling office The boxing public has in St. Mary's Tennis to St. Joseph's where for Mount Eden. He is is a distinct chance more than 50 years he doing no more than sit Mount Eden will quick- seen Cassius Clay punish Club, Leederville, for his once-flabby body into many years as well as was a legendary figure. in the spider. In fact he ly get to the lead. Mount Eden is a great tip-top condition, discip- organising trips for carBr. Henry revolutionis- gives the impression he Last Saturday line his phenomenal re- nivals held not only in ed rugby football in is sitting behind the horse. SPECIAL steering night wheel he of put up a great flexes in so short a time W.A. but in all other a NSW. He put something HOSPIT AL but he —and return virtually a States. else into it—a spirit of motor car, confident performance, selflessness, of co-ordina- that he has unlimited would never have suc- hero. His passing will leave Clay. despised in his ceeded against such tion and comradeship power. a gap in many people's early days chamoinn as which helped to give the Certainly Mount Eden horses as Radiant Oro, lives. game something that is the type of horse to Dainty's Daughter and because of his religious conviction and s his Sympathy is extended deBins haw. transcended a mere con- give such an exhilarating cision to defy the milit- to his wife Frances and test. The horse has feeling, but why make a tremen- ary draft, now finds that. all his relations. His cardinal rule for horse work so hard after dous courage, but cour- with the more sober age alone won't win image successful Rugby Union a tardy start. he is projecting, Mount Eden the Inter- and with a was: position, possession Two greater numFor First Class Plumbing Services former Miss This is how Miles has dominion Championship, ber of and pace. conscientious WACLTA Queen winnerS obdrive n Mount Eden in at Chri,stchurch. He developed in his jectors on the US Gov- have returned to Perth most of the horse's Clearly charges a driving re- ernment's list, he year after year Steam and Hot Water Installations has from abroad and inter perfect combination, mu- races. If Mount Eden be- assessment is needed to more support State for short holidayS than ever gins badly, as he usually give Mount Eden every tual confidence and unbefore. with their families and does , Miles races PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 him oppo rtunity selfishness, sinking self in races in Clay has steadily mat- friends. quic kly after the bunch New Zealand. in the team while giving ured as a man and as a Miss Joan Taylor. state 211 Newcastle Street, Perth the individual every opboxer. He is quieter, Queen 1965, is home portunity to exploit his more thoughtful, bigger, from England, while prowess, and the ability stronger and as fast as Miss Walsh, Carmel to think quickly while he ever was. Queen 1967, is horns playing. If form is any guide from Canberra and will From 1922, when he —and sometimes it has be returning there mid. took over coaching the a way of letting you January. 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