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British Bishops In Protest On Arms Sales London: The proposed sale of arms by Britain to South Africa was condemned by the English and Welsh bishops' commitee on race relations.

T he statement of the mittee on race relations stressing was set by Cardinal c ommittee, that it reflects only the Heenan in October, 1970, co-ordinate the opinions of the com- to mittee itself, recommen- Church's work for immided that the bishops grants—many of whom "give urgent considera- are West Inclians and tion to this question." Asians.

Pope Says Mass For Brother

POPE PAUL VI celebrated a Requiem Mass for It followed the recent his younger brother, Dr. Francesco Montini, in resignation of two comthe papal private chapel only a few hours after mittee members when received news of his brother's death at Brescia, he Heenan. Cardinal John Italy. of Westminster, refused From left: Father Ricardo Lombardi, Si., Sister Anita Wenden, MM., FathEr to permit a statement to Dr. Montini, 70 ,died Letters of condolence Luis Dolan, C P., and Father Russell Hardiman at the seminar on Christian renewal committing be issued on January 8 of a heart began coming in from at Trinity College, Perth ' See Page 3 for full story.) the Catholic bishops to attack after finishing a various embassies to the arms pposition the to o day's work at the medi- Holy See and from ItalCLOSE sale. cal laboratory of the Fate ian heads of state. The draft LONDON---A conRELAT Catholic IONSHIP Several stitution for a national Bene Fratelli Hospital in Pope had last seen his groups, including Pax A MUST brother Brescia. on December 8, Christi, a Catholic peace organisation of the 8,000 He was one of three when Francesco visited The Catholic Church priests in England and movement, and the CathMontini brothers and him at the Vatican. may not feel this is the Wales calls for an annual olic Institute for Interthe only one to remain time to seek membership national Relations, have clergy conference. R USSIAN in the family hometown. in the World Council of Participating in the AUSTRALIAN MEN over 35 -married and single the arms denounced Churches, but the Church W RITER'S conference would be The other brother, Ludare now able to become permanent deacons sales proposal. should co-operate with without having to become priests. four elected delegates ovico, 74 lives in Rome. PRAY ER Pope Paul heard the GRAVE CONCERN representing the WCC, the secretary different This was announced this week at the AustralNOBEL Prize winner of the Vatican SecretarIn late 1970. Britain's age groups of priests news of his brother's Bishops Conference at St. Paul s Seminary, ian late 1970. evening the death in Alexander I. SolCatholic Renewal Move- from each of the 19 dioiat for Promoting Christhe Soviet tian Unity, said recently. Sydney. ment, an unofficial group ceses, plus three milit- and celebrated Mass a zhenitsyn. writer, has written a In that seeks changes in ary chaplains, two sem- few hours later. an article in These permanent deac- priestly ministry in AusMontini died with his prayer. many Church structures. inary priests and a uniL'Osservatore Romans, ons would be allowed to tralia. wife at his bedside. He The prayer published Father Jerome Hamer expressed regret that the versity chaplain. weddings, Tlus will draw togethofficiate at English and Welsh bishThe draft constitution had returned home from in the French Catholic said the secretariat was funerals. baptisms and er the work of the last clinic the remarked and magazine Informations ops had "failed to give was drawn up and circustudying the best means also distribute Holy five years all over the a lead" on the arms sales lated by a working com- that he was not feeling ( atholiques Inteniation- of such co-operation with Communion and preach. world to promote the requestion, which it called mittee of bishops and well. He had been upset alis, starts: all the calm and seriousUntil now, the diacon- newal of seminary eduthat day hear to that a "How easy it is for ness necessary. "a matter of grave con- priests. ate was the training cation with a view to the me to live with you. 0 cern." According to the pro- close associate had died. He pointed out that ground for prospective future needs of the He went bed to and died Lord! posed constitution, "the the question was under Church. CONSIDER IT DEEPLY object "How easy it is for study by a joint WCG priests only. of the national three hours later. Vatican has apThe It is expected that the The family immediateme to believe in you-" Catholic commission. Earlier, the bishops' conference of priests is proved a training pro- "National Basic Projustice and peace com- to provide an opportun- ly telephoned the Pope. Solzhenitsyn's win was He said that although gramme for permanent gramme" will make prowho was working in his criticised by the Soviet it was up to the WCC to mission urged Catholics ity Lir members of the deacons, and this will in- vision for local varia"to give deep considera- clergy elected by their private office. He then press. It described the decide whether to accept clude studies in Scrip tions and also encourage to his private move by the Swedish a candidate tion to this matter in brethren to discuss the went church, "it ture, Theology, Church collaboration between Christian conscience and life and ministry of the chapel to pray alone. The Academy as "political." always remains for the Law and the Liturgy. seminaries, co-operation to represent their con- priest in England and next morning he offered He had been expelled Catholic Church to dewith seminaries of other MEETING clusions to members of Wales and to make re- his daily Mass for his from the Soviet Writers' cide whether it is expeddenominations, and closParliament." brother. Meanwhile meeting a Union in 1969. commendations to the ient or not" to seek memThe eight-member corn- bishops' conference." of key significance is to er links with universit . • bcrship. be held in Sydney at St. In accordance with :. "In any case, it is not John's College. Univer- cent directives from tt,e o ir collaboration with sity of Sydney, on Janu- Holy See implement. tale world council that is ary the decisions of the Vati25-29. in question in the under- Priests from the staffs can Council. taken study. —This study of all the diocesan semFOOTNOTE: There are aims only at finding what 'naries of Australia, and 35 bishops at the Confforms this collaboration observers from Papua ence. Two bishops a can best take in the and New Zealand. as well one substitute will DOM MATTHEW KELLY, OSB, monk of the future, with respect to a as most of the seminar- elected to iepresent AusBenedictine Abbey, New Norcia, will receive his full identity proper to ies for Religious Orders, tralia at Lie World Synod Priestly ordination at the hands of Bishop the Catholic Church and will meet with the Bish- of Bishops' scheduled Francis Carroll, DD, to assure that she can ops' Commission for for Rome on September DCL, of Wagga Wagga, NSW. on Saturserve In the best manner Seminaries to start work 30. day, January 23. the cause of unity of all on A basic programme Patrick Kelly was born on April 4, 1916, in The conference ends toCanChristians." of education for the morrow (Friday). niain, NSW, which alsd produced Bishop Carroll himself as one of its noteworthy sons. ENROL NOW FOR Educated at St. Pat-, obtained in the meanrick's Christian Brothers time at the University CATECHISTS' of College, Goulburn, Pat- W.A., he re-entered the SCHOOL THE VATICAN press office said there was no rick earned his livelihood monastery of New NorEnrolments for as a truth the to reports that the Church's central adminbutcher when World cia in 1966, taking Mat1971 term of the Cate- istration here had authorised bishops in the War II broke out. thew as his religious chist School may be United States and Canada to experiment with new Enlisting in name, and continued his the made now at the Catho- forms of granting absolution R.A.AF., he for sins. trained as a member studies for the priestlic Education Office, 77 Of air -crew in Canada, hood after completing his CARDINAL Sir Norman Gilroy, Archbishop of St. George's Terrace, Federico Alossandrini. that some of the worlds and Was novitiate. chief of the Vath-:-In bishops may have asked Sydney, has been named Australian of the Year— Perth. England, later posted to His father died in 1968 much to where he took The school will begin press office, said variw_ls for permission to implehis surprise. up duties as a navigator, but his elderly mother, departments ment this power in sudThe announcement was made last week by the at Mercedes, Victoria Vatican s ing some active ser- now living in the Sydney Square, on Monday, Feb- were reviewing a war- den disaster, or where chairman vice over of the Australia's Day Council, Sir Nor- ruary 8, Suburb of Gladesville, Europe. time permission of Pope priests are unexpectedly at 7.30 p.m. man Martin, in Melbourne. Back in civilian life will have the privilege of Pius XII for possible ex- i ncapi tated, Courses will availbe as after Cardinal Gilroy, who turns 75 this week and who seeing her son ordained, the war, able in Lower Primary, tension of general abso- through illness. ,exPerience in he gained and attend his first Mass has offered his resignation in compliance with Pope Middle Primary, Upper lution into missionary the Lands in the Gladesville parish Paul's suggestion that prelates 75 and over should Primary, Secondary, Sac- lands. "ePartment in N.S.W. as church. Allessandrini denied a sworn resign, said in surprise: red Doctrine, Spiritual- In 1944 instruction emthat any directive was branching valuer, later On his return to New "Good gracious me, I don't know why I was ity and Liturgy for all powered military chapout into busiin the hands of the ness nn his own as a real Norcia, Father Matthew, chosen." groups, a course in relilains to bsolve soldiers world's estate bishops, as after completing his education Knighted by the Queen in 1968. Cardinal Gilroy's gious for in danger of death and some of the reports had agent. course of theological stu- greatest Ris initial adults and a course for perm itted triumph was the hosting of Pope Paul's missionary said. He also stated entry into dies, will take up assignthe m parents if a sufficient priests to grant general that the Vatican had Norciaonastery of New ments connected with the four-day visit to Sydney (see above). absolution if people raven no permission to was terminated pastoral and educational He told the national paper, The Australian, that number is interested. by Those who wish to enwould be denied the Sac- North American bishops serious ed With ill-health. Arm- apostolate of the Abbey he had his retirement plans well marked out. rol at Catechists must raments for a ionm time. to experiment the degree of and Diocese of New Norwith an "I'll just give up all official duties and go to have B the approval of a achelor of Vatican circles do not e ntirely new order of Economics, cia. live in the retired priests' home at dwick " priest, discount the possibility r onFession

Constitution Calls For Annual Meet

Married Men Can Become Deacons

New Norcia Monk To Be Ordained

No Experiment, Says Spokesman

CARDINAL GILROY - MAN OF THE YEAR

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SUNDAY LITURGY:

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR . .

Question Irrelevant

APART from the Garabandal affair, which is under investigation, Catherine McDonnell, in her letter to The Record of December 31, refers to Lourdes and Fatima as well, and asks: "Did Our Lady waste her time?"

Say A Little THIRD SUNDAY OF THE YEAR Liturgy. R. H. Hardiman, Prayer For ByCORev.NTINUING the commemmoration of the the early days of Christ's public ministry, in events Safety today's Mass highl ights the occasion when Our Doctor of Sacred

The enormous rise in Lord spoke in the synagogue in Nazareth. road fatalities must sureChrist read the text from Isaiah "The Spirit of Half-yearly ($3.65). In my view the ques- love for us. And nothing ly shock all people who the Lord has been given to me, for he has anointed tion is irrelevant. All can deter the progress are devoted to the good to his own townsof others. I think that, me" and proceeded to announce that God has done for of the work of love. fulfilled in their had been text this that people that is rewould all it of if more people The fact man, commencing with sight. not peace own Christ for of Rosary the cite coming the purely is , Incarnation the and simply the incompre- only saves, it also con- and safety on the roads The fact that even in Jewish times the Scriphensible work of undes- demns. The revelation of every time they go driv- tures were read and explained to the people is erved love—so much so God through Christ is a ing, the Mother of God significant, for our Liturgy of the Word is a that, were there only t wo-edged sword that would watch over travel- direct descendant of this practice. one single sinner in the pierces the hearts of lers. After all, this is the The Old Testament Reading shows that even Christ men and divides them practical application of world, whole — categories two Fatima. of into message the come still hundreds of years before Christ, in the time just THE ELECTIONS for the Senate of Priests of would have who accept and those gone and earth on are down a fter the return from exile and rebuilding the friends my of Many the Archdiocese of Perth are now in progress and the Covenant after His bitter pas- those who reject it. the ballot papers are being returned for the final through the redemption No divine message can now doing this. I hope temple, the people renewed ,ion for letter will listening to the solemn reading of God's Word in this of readers counting of votes. ever be regarded as a also imitate them. )f that one soul. the Law. God speaks to us through his Word in waste of time simply bemakes Lady Our Again, We heralded the initial formation of the Senate Fatima, or t he Mass just as surely as he spoke in days of Devotee appearances, cause of those who as the cause for concelebration and joy. Not occasionalmiracles, Midland. old. for or it reject would inonly did it mark a departure from the more works The New Testament Reading continues I Cortructs, advises, warns any other reason whatthe of authoritarian and formalised structures mtreats, and invites tc soever. that we began last week. Today's pasinthians C. H. CALLANAN, past, but, above all, it gave clergy a voice and a )rayer and sacrifices anc famous doctrine of Paul about the the is sage Brentwood. part in the implementation of the Decrees and he rest; all because of Church being the Mystical Body of Christ. Paul

EDITORIAL

A NEW SENATE OF PRIESTS

reforms of Vatican 11. The Record warned then: "Where the habit of 'yes-saying' predominated over 'no-saying' unless as a result of free and open discussion, progressive reform and satisfactory solutions to unsavoury problems would not be forthcoming."

Time To Do Something About If

takes the example of the human body and compares its various parts with the members of the Church. The emphasis on the Reading or Proclamation The Festival of Perth of the Word of God comes as a stark reminder will begin soon. In fact, Christ's ideal: "Blessed are those who hear the the round of smeary of The final reports tabled at the concluding meetput it into practice". READER smut we have now begun Word of God and ing of the outgoing Senate give hope for even Back 'Come 24 December YOUR editorial of to associate with the film I t used to be jokingly said that Protestants greater co-operation between Bishops and clergy Alive' and the plea it contained for careful driving angle of the Festival has knew the Scriptures better than Catholics did. and for a greater consolidation of the Church on the roads over the Christmas period was begun. The situation has improved but there is defin'tely in Western Australia. Indeed, the panorama brought home to me and my family last weekend. Of course, it is thrown till room for improvement, whether as individs must be nation-wide, transcending the boundaries We were among the many motorists held up in a to us under the guise of uals or as a body. the to out reaching and Diocese, and of State half mile queue last week-end at City Beach when "culture." The Festival vast horizons in need of missionary assistance, three beachgoers were killed. Committee is to be cenpriestly expertise and acumen. sured for appealing to

EDITORIA1 MESSAGE STRUCK ME SUDDENLY

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LITURGIA DELLA TERZA DOMENICA DELL' ANNO

this type of cheap fare The Spirit of Vatican 11 is one of collaboration ter into judgment on the is the major killer. their coffers. Worse boost leading to deeper unity of heart and action, as causes of the accident Incompetence and in- still, really good films exthe during stated Father Lombardi repeatedly in this particular case, tolerance other ist, and people would are seminar in Perth at the weekend. The resources I would like to say that causes. Unroadworthy flock to see something of the priesthood must be utilised to the full driving on the roads vehicles also claim their worthwhile if the Com- Tracluzione dal Prof. A. Pace. Direttore del Lice* di Cultura ltaliana, Perth. the to went and the energies and apostolic powers of all in has become a nightmare. victims. Alcohol is an- mittee trouble of showing them. large and small dioceses must be pooled to Young people seem to other major killer. veniGontinuando la commemorazione degli lose all sense of responthe Of course, they, like other menti del primi giori della vita sacerdoziale di achieve this greater unity of mind and action. stop Therefore get sibility

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horsepower Nowhere is this truer than in Western Australia, into a car. They forget show true charity on the ple, appeal where the Cristo, Is Messa di oggi lummeggia l'occa.sione of rights quando ii nostro Signore parlo' nella sinagoga a where a vast new mission field is opening before and ignore the road. If people only prac- money is—in the pockets taxes pay who others The Nazaret. the State. the and of single us, particularly in the Nor-West tised Christian under- of the same as they. prospect of vast hordes of people settling in min- just the you must keep standing on the road young. The perennial arCristo lesse ii testo di Isaia dicendo "Lo Spirit° I think ing areas and towns may frighten if the mind up your efforts to get there would not be half gument of one's own sel- n et Signore ml e' stato dato, perche' m: ha and resources are not geared to cope with the people to realise they as many accidents as ection, too. is advanced. unguentato" e continuo' a dichiarare alla gente del there are. Film star Loretta Young Suo paese che questo testo Lu stato realizzato nella ensuing problems. are driving quite a lethal

William Reesing. has her own way of deal loro proprio vista. Morley Park. ing with dirty movies degli Ebrei le Sacre and we recommend it to II fatto che anche nei tempi alla gente signifies spiegate Scritture furono tette e others: e' una dist endParola della Liturgia nostra la "If I go to a picture che pratica. quella di diretta enza vul ingly and embarrass Lest our horizons become top heavy and we I WISH to bring to the notice of your readers, gar episodes appear, I Le letture del Vecchio Testamento ci mostra che Senate the must time no at ourselves, overreach : hat, in conjunction with the YCW and the Catholic march to the manager anche centinaia di anni prima di Cristo, nel t( nip° divorce its attention from the pressing local Marriage Guidance Council, the Catholic Social and say: 'Give me my appena dopo ii ritorno dell' esilio e ricostriuto need s. I say it Apostolate has sponsored a very enlightening series money back.' and it tempo, il popolo rinnovarono la Convervione enough for others loud della 1971. for with couples engaged itself for talks e concerned Senate pre-marriag the of Admittedly, dopo avendo ascoltato alla Solenne lettura to hear." Legge. nella Dio new parishes, schools, parish boundaries, finances di Parola This year, five confer- -rease the total attend- It requires courage and and liturgical matters. Dio ci para attraverso la Sua Parola nella Nlessa ences have been planned principle to do this. We time of the format The come sicurarnente faceva in quei giorni. preFestival in tutto three greater Perth's to against as object It went a long way towards promoting for Settimans The cow t able seems to make Committee throwing such efficiency in many fields, but did it so assist the vious years. La lettura che abbiamo incominciato la local Ordinary that it facilitated more frequent mittee toyed with the greater usefulness and muck at the public as scorsa a leggere del Corinziani nel Nuovo Testafestifarnosa visits to parishes and institutions to realise, in idea of regional confer- should appeal to those part of its present mento continua questa settimana e nella marfare. e val contemplat who they Corp() decided but ences the words of Vatican II, "the communitarian dottrina di Paolo leggiamo che la Chiesa e' il riage. unless Men, al useless (-tarp° would be Profession del Six l'esempio parish"? the prende in presence of Christ mistico di Cristo. Paolo The conferences are West Perth t hey could run at least i con parti vane le paragona e umano Was the work of the various commissions ham- three in each region-- open to any engaged per( Names. address and Chiesa. pered by on-the-spot decisions without consulta- one here and one there son of any denomination qualifications supplied.) della one della M of charge A none. or involved? n L'energia nella Lettura o Proclamazi would only make the tion or reference to the commissio r. 1rdo all covers rigido person ner un Parola di Dio ci viene come Did the Senate foster or debunk through lack of conferences less avail- four sessions. ascoltan0 che loro sono "Beati Cristo. visitdell'ideacie di able to many people livencouragement, older methods of parochial The committee appeals la Parola di Dio e Is mettono in pratica." ation and liturgical practice for the sake of ing at long distance from t o all your readers to ii- o:cstanti ('Inosthe chosen area. 'being-with-it'? make the availability of Si diceva scherzando ciie La knc meglio del Cattolici s piu' conference Bibbia these la cevano In future, a number The new Senate, if it is to be effective, must encourage people to I am indebted to W. situazione si e' 'oggi ammegliorata, ma c'e' sernpre and look hard and long at these matters and must of conferences near Fre- make use of them. Randall, of Floreat Park, posto per miglioramento, sia da individui o un learn from the shortcomings of the out-going Sen- mantle might be feasible. Jim O'Brien. for the information tha' corpo. ate. Its function is to help in administration of The increased number Catholic Social "it is impossible for sin of the and of some variation lights the to stolate. according Apo e mem the Archdioces cere Catholics to be nights may help to inPerth. bers of" the Australian Holy Spirit, discussion and reflection. Labor Party. Not forgetting that the Holy Spirit is one of It follows, of course. communion, progress and conflict, it is to be I, who am not only that hoped that the new Senate will be comprised of a member of that Party, new light A to BILL that would have virtually legalised abormen who are prepared 'to bring but its endorsed candian. tion-on-demand — though not supported by any realities from many hearts'. date for the "blue ribLAST WEEKEND, the Church Office, Perth, individual party — was introduced in Parliament by an anti- bon" Labor electorate of $1.000 almost forwarded nounced it had Labor member. After a vote of non party lines, it Boulder-Dundas, am not subscriptions and donations for the Pakistan Relief F was thrown out. which Catholic— sincere a ON I NSIST just goes to show hou A pparently, due to the 1-'.osr, politicians who one can live and learn. The money was forwarded to the ACR and will earthquake pausity of its own ideas, lssure us that they do used for the relief of the recent Unfortunately, it also be the Left wing ALP junta got personally believe in victims. salvaged the motions of abortion, if to them- follows that Mr. Arthur The "Fit for a King" There was no official fund opened in Perth this anti-Labor politician selves be true, will not Calwell, M.P., to whom those of offerings Paul Pope s Holiness spontaneou His the are donations and promptly made accept ALP endorsement that LADIES! Those electors who, in paid a special visit and concerned. It was learned during the week them official ALP policy on all its candi- public, proclaim their ab- gave a special blessing, is hundreds of people had contributed generously to Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR binding horrence of abortion, not a sincere Catholic other organised appeals for the same relief purpose. dates. Butchers Shops So the anti-Labor in- who sign on present anti- either. • a)ired ALP policy of to- abortion petitions, then. of it, the Come to think and Institutions to Schools Quotations Special lay is that human beings in the secrecy of the bal- Pope himself may not be have no inherent right lot box, will vote for as sincere a Catholic as Loc.itiPms: o be born, therefore, ALP candidates who are W. Randall would like to TYLER'S SUPERMARKET 'egislation should be en- all pledged to support its have him. 9 11 Bcaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 acted—not to protect the legalisation and liberaliCONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Brethren, let us fall B. & P. BUTCHERS -inborn child—but to pro- sation are unhappy hum21 8151 upon call and our knees, ARCADE ... St., PICCADILLY Carlisle. Oats and Rd. PERTH: ect those who for sub- bugs who mistake misCnr. Orrong 1 5304 2 for on to W. pray Randall ... 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The New Senate of Priests will have to grapple machin the steering colbehind with this need and induce fresh approaches and thinking as well as co-operation in solving the needs for the advancement of the Gospel .

CALLING ENGAGED COUPLES

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Thursday, January 21, 1971.

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,1 The new Baptism Rite was used in Perth this week during a public Mass. ( See rage 6 for picture and story) A BOVE Mr. and Mrs. Alan Percival of Fitzroy Road, R ivervale, with their daugh er Frances Larina after the Baptism ceremony.

Some of the nuns at the seminar given by Rev. Father Lombardi.

FATHER LOMB 4RDI IN PERTH

OBITUARY.

F ATHER WHITELY'S DEATH A SHOCK

by The Editor MORE THAN 300 people, comprising clergy, Religious, Brothers aad Sisters and lay people thronged the Bishop Gibney Memorial Hall at Trinity College last weekend to hear the world famous Father Lombardi, S J., address a seminar on the Church in the post -Council era.

The news of the sud den death in Santiago, Chile, of Rev. Father They sacrificed holidays agents and cad not feel ; -nerim to the teaching of Lynn Whitely, last week, and endured century - hey were needed by Vatican H. shock hunto a as ame c -.nriperatures to attend people. Sister Consuela from dreds of people in his Ths concept must be the seminar. The major. found the seminar native Claremont and to 'y of those interviewed amplified. The work of an inspiration. She felt the wide circle of friends during the seminer were e. priest try eeireet:' it would take a great and relatives of the Inaninious in their rea- the People of God and tc deal of time to actualise Whitely family. son for coming. namely. reconstruct the world a:• Father Lombardi's mesFather Whitely was the l ecause they wanted to cording to God's plan sage to the world. son of Mr. V. Whitely and hear Father Lombardi. The Church should ta the late Mrs. Whitely of judged it ferment in soeiety, LEARNING They also 57 Loftus Street, Clarecatalyst worthwhile. of history. I^ Bro ther Johns, fmrmont. He received his His fame had come Father Lombardi's view Geralciton, said he . early education at the before him in no tin,-er it had never attz7.ined that tended the Seminar not Claremont Parish Primtamn terms. His ASSOCiP role. because he was told to. ary School and the ChrisEdna Napkins, who was awarded the British Empire tion with the Movemen' but because he wanted tian Brothers' College, Vtadal in the New Year's Honours List for service in for a Better World w-vCALL TO UNITY to learn from it. It lived Perth. the Commonwealth Department of Health. Miss Hop. well-known, as also wc*:-/' s!)ssions were up to his expectations in He went to St. Charles' Late Rev. Father Whitely. ins has been well known in amateur dramatic circles his most recent efforts to- eiven over to the study every way. Seminary, Guildford, in Fo- many years -nd is secretary of the Therry Society wards fostering a greater Three Junior Professed 1954 and entered the CIhremont, on Tuesday and one of the organisers of the Catholic Schools' Drama insight into Vatican IT of community and the method of establishing from Victoria Square Columban Novitiate in afternoon. Principal Festival. They came from the ascetical dialogue. Mercy Convent said they Sassafras, Victoria, in celebrant was pis brothends of the State tc Father Lombardi made "nearly hit cloud nine" 1958. The following year er, Rev. Father Barry attend the seminar or- ;t very clear the under- when Father Lombardi he went to the Colum- Whitely, priest-in-charge ganised by a special corn lying, all-pervading Idea addressed the seminar. ban's Seminary, Turra- of Southern Cross. Other -nit.tee under the chair penetrating all Docu- They felt his call for murra, where he com- concelebrants were Rev. manship of Rev. Father ments of Vatican II was courageous dialogue, pleted his training and Fathers J. McWilliams, Russel Hardiman. Doc- the call to Unity. freely and spontaneously studies for the priest- Rivervale, C. Tory, Claretor of Sacred Liturgy. Oneness at all levels. Initiated and guided, hood. mont, I. Russell, Esper- T HE MALAYSIAN Catholic News has brought to fulfilling the task of would be very beneficial light the persecution of the Church in Sabah. TENSIONS After his ordination in ance, R. McCullogh, Rivcreating further Unity to them. 1964, he was sent to ervale, and J. Bianchini, Many new Father Lombardi spoke and leading to a full parA young curate from Australians are anxious to have further Peru by his Columban Cathedral, Perth. l n the "Tensions W-i- ticipation in the life of Geraldton. Rev. rather information on this. We reprint the editorial, Deacon at the Mass Superiors. Two years rhe Church" on the open- the Trinity, through dia- P. Ahearn. said he found entitled "The Plight of the Church in Sabah", in -rig night, later he was transferred was Rev. R. Lowe. when he mIt- logue. circulation of the Council documents full: to Santiago, Chile, where The deceased was ined the misunderstand- truth and the practice of somewhat elusive and he contracted hepatitis brother of Brother R. TO THOSE who have had occasion to host the ings in people's minds re- charity, would transform difficult to bring down of the worst type. He Whitely of Christian Bro- s. Heaven and the world, because then to a practical level. He teady stream of Catholic missionaries that has garding died on January 14. aged thers School. Collie. earth. the Church and Christians would create said Father Lombardi's been flowing out of Sabah for several months, the theology. Church and 30 years. this communitarian pre- talks opened up for him (Next week there will recent revelation of persecutions in that far from laity. the nature of the sence Concelebrated Requiem be an appreciation of of Christ in the vast possibilities. He democratic region come as no surprise. Silence pilgrim Church and the world. Mass was celebrated at Father L. Whitely by inspired him to see his has been maintained outside country the lest re place of authority with St. Thomas' Father pointed out role as a priest more Church, Dame Dorothy Tangney.) percussions on those still there find expression in in it. that all were novices. clearly and felt urged to the fulfilment of threats voiced and recorded. He said he believed even from the Pope assimilate and communithat more priests left the downwards, in this form cate at all levels the Now that the people of with no success, with Thurch today because of dialogue. riches of Vatican Council Sabah itself have found central and state Gov- they had an inadequate While he saw much the courage to speak the ernments shuttling the -oncept of their role as that was good in the At the close of the IT IS not generally truth, with no guarantee responsibility from one priests. Many consideree Mitch situation. Father seminar. Father Lornknown, but the Credit Union ,hat they will not pay a to the other. Movement t hemselves as Sacra Lombardi expresaed hor hordi departed for throughout the world (which consists heavy price, we owe it to The of many situation, of -nent dist ributin ror at the trends beim, Tokyo. — religions besides Christians and many them to see that their course, by no means non- believers) has formally accepted as its painful efforts be accord- begins and ends with official Credit Union Prayer, the prayer of Saint ed every support and Catholic Missionaries Francis of sympathy by their fel- Other Christians are ac The CreditAssisi. Seek to be consoled as 'ow-Christians and not corded no more humane er is that of Union Praya poor man, to console; allowed to be dismissed treatment and, as was F.rancis of Assisi, whose To be understood, as as exaggerated. abundantly clear front fe Was devoted to asto understand; From March to Nov- Mr. Mojuntin's revele sisting his fellov; man. To be loved, as to love; ember of 1970, fifteen tions, democracy and On the For it is in giving that priests and eleven nuns freedom in many areas tion of the recommendaearly pionwe receive, eers, the - --• (lif.r-tisseri without of life are violated. World Council It is in pardoning that We warmly welcome of explanation .A carmelite Credit Unions has we are born to eter- nun of 82 years of age, the suggestion that the f ormally adopted the nal life. Prayer who had no other life etituation be thoroughly for the whole of the Amen. for 40 years but that investigated by an indeCredit Union Movement and it is A credit union is lived among the people pendent body, and the said beof Sabah, was pronounc- allegations made verified_ founded— The worth prayer itself is ed an "undesirable immi- Past appeals made to the • Not for profit: It is LORD, repeating: grant -. Elevent of those central government, in• truly a mutual associaMake me leave suffered a eluding one by the World told to an instru• tion — there are no outCouncil of Charches. Me of cellation of peace; side shareholders to colYour have been ineffective. It ent stay", failed 12 , to Where there is "profits" — any sur1.-e their work passes is honed that the aopeaie lel 7ne sow hatred, 11ect plus is returned to you. love; Where renewed and the remain- of the Christians of there in injury, • Not for charity: It is ing three Pardon; had to lez.ve Sabah w'll be heard. your money which you Where termination on of their Whatever be the outthere is doubt, use — no one is "giving" permits. wo-k faith: All this come of these t ragiyou anything or " e pWhere assurance by the events and whatever be hope;there is despair, ing" you — except your- ; Federal and State Gov- the consequences of self. Where ernments, given in 1967, speaking the truth. Caththere is dark- • But for service: You f het involved olics of Sabah should not those ?less, light; are the person who gets . '•votilrl have no reason to be left to 'go it alone' And Where there is the service because you fear h^fore 1977 when The Catholics of West _sadness, joy. are the person who de- their situation would be Malaysia and Singapore MASTER u Grant cides what service is to re-assessed. are deeply concerned Mr. and Mrs. Roco Consel:za after their wedding at St. Brigid's, Midland, recently. that I may not be given to you — the SO much All efforts to stem this with their plight and sup- The bride, formerly Maria Calabrese, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Calabrese member. f cr of evcrIts 1-,2s met port their demands. lf Herne The groom comes from Bunbvry.

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78 Australians ST JOHN-STEVAS Go Abroad C t for Chelmsford, lives in the best of all HOevas,LI CAT To Help Member of Parliamen London: Norman St. John-St own lights: the infinitely sophisticated and civil ised mil ieu of the his by least d at worlds -Under-Privilige possible Yale, leavened ell-connected Engl ish politician, mellowed by education at Oxford, Cambridge and

de- w SEVENTY-EIGHT volunteers have left for by a modern Catholicism. veloping countries under the Australian Voluns cultivates his garden: the rich native soil of the barrister, the journalist, And in this best of all possible worlds, Norman St. John•Steva teers Abroad scheme this year. politician. the gradu- the author, the public speaker, They include a retired grazier, two law portunity for the papacy tus, abortion becomes means of contraception like. the Within the confines of guished Roman Catholic ates, teachers, nurses, a librarian and If they want to become the spiritual the first, not the last re- available . als, the House of Commons, in the Common let them!, pill, the use to recently sort. said Martin, world. They will join other len sits in a though he rejects any centre of the But St. John-Stevas encour- St. John-Stevas "It's crazy social policy the the of feed one can't that "You alspokess of role volunteer special office lian Austra darkened this year's small, ap- spiritually starving 20th about his criticisms of not a one-issue politician. ready serving in Bots- aging signs of with a splendid view of man for Britain's He said he feels very It is as inthe the Holy See. was gramme wana, India, Africa, Indo- pro Abbey. A proximately six million century on 13th century that Britain though he were enunciat- strongly volunteers as- Westminster in sticism." crease schola Guinea Catholic. w Roman Papua-Ne illuminnesia, single desk lamp the enter must rather traintruths accepted teacher ing Common is to as signed John-Stev a St. as "I don't see myself Malaysia and the Pacific ates the precincts, leavunselfconscious than stinging and highly Market. "It's as big an ing colleges in PapuaIslands. him in a sort of ele- Catholic in public life, utterly ing Guinea. concerned controversial criticisms. issue as we have ever New especially ly since Christian a as time rather first but the For gant twilight —a superbly Bureau "One doesn't like being faced," he said. "And We "The said: He Pope." the told about he the programme began mellow face in public life," on this intelligent, in conflict with the Pope, essential that we join." geneis as John-Stev St. News. N.C. rimmed volunteers will serve with is very keen the train- framed by horn "I'm in favour of the Both for Catholicism rally regarded as a lead- but then I'm not realthe East African Com- trend, because spectacles; the man atteachs indigenou Member to make abortion easy. unification of mankind of ing Catholic s con- ing wider the for and munity. Two volunteer impeccadull the in of the tired ity, of Parliament—perhaps What you have in Britain . . anything international will also work in North- ers can be one bility of London's fash- text of all Christian contribuvaluable most he chiefly because of his now is abortion-on-de- benefits Christianity: one first said the as for John-Stev St. ern Nigeria ionable Saville Row. make can Australia tions world, one consciousbelieves the Vatican is well-publicised opposition mand." time in several years. which is He attributes the wide ness." St. John was his moth- missing the boat: to abortion. The AVA scheme is or- to a country t on ex- er's name—Kitty St. John acceptance of abortion to "We're in a state of ganised by the Overseas still so dependen St. John-Stevas' Chris. " teachers. modern "callousness . . . O'Connor, of Duariggle moral revolution, and the patriat CRAZY POLICY Service Bureau, formed tian universality dimin. Iretoward ss Cork, callousne danger is that the Vati- His 1963 book, "The this in 1961 to encourage AusHe said the depressing Castle, Counry ishes noticeably, hoz. tralians to work in Asia, aspect of the programme land. His father, Stephen can is going to be ignor- Right to Life," was an foetal life is much the however, on the subject attitude engiNazi the civil a as same was Stevas, It ed. I don't think man.; attack on abortion and Africa and the Pacific. was the limited number of immigration into Brimother of the officials there are the Jews. is sponsored by many or- of volunteers in relation- neer. It was the spawned a number of toward tain, especially of nonthe having ated life see amalgam you "It who RoIn number including more. any large s, relevant ganisation ship to the "Right to Life" societies white persons. fashionyou n, the dimensio into eternal an names fact, I find some of them on both sides of the Attary, Apex and Commun- of places not filled. surlife. come to respect able double-barrelled AGAINST COLOURED faintly ridiculous. ity Aid Abroad. lantic. "Without any encourhas lost IMMIGRATION OSB Director, Mr. Al- agement from the Bur- name. with the added "I just don't think they John-Stevas often Modern life St The that perspective. wrinkle that it's proHe favours iminigra. eau, we have received re- nounced SINGE-ON Ste- realise what's happening: flies to America to ad- pressure in modern life quests from overseas vas, not Saint John Stevas the world is crying out dress these and other is for short cuts and con- tion controls, and said he PLANNING A FETE? Governments and other as one might expect This for bread and is being groups. He is currently venience. And, of course, feels that it might have ..hoc. Wheel Books. ; been better not to have given slogans. The papacy working on another book employing authorities for No'd. 1 - 30 75 cents. several hundred volun- singular pronunciation is has never had such a "The Agonising Choice," the means are available permitted the two MS on articulati French the now.,, $1.00. 48 No'd. 1 • lion black and brows as it has now which reaffirms his strug teers. of Saint John anglicised. chance The arguments about persons who have entergle against abortion. tion. Reforma A vailable.— the since been only "We have I'M NO SPOKESMAN "The more I have stud- unwanted children and ed Britain since World took this Pope John RECORD PRINT able to meet 73 of these it, the more I am population pressure do War II to have immigrat. ied ed demolish he The member for Chelms- chance; 450 Hay Street, Perth. requests." Once not impress him. ed to this tight little ford—a largely Protes- the prejudices against against abortion. tant constituency—is per- the papacy. But Pope you start weakening the "The idea that life is island. haps the most distin- Paul has let slip the op- defense around the foe- only worthwhile if everyBut now that they are thing's perfect is non- here, he said, he feels— sense . . . The idea that in keeping with his thorone can create some kind oughly English sense of of utopia is fallacious . . fairplay — that coloured After all, what's so ter- immigrants should be rible about illegitimate fairly treated. children?" PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! "I have struggled for He does, however, re- six years for racial jt1.9. RADIATORS — JUGS — TRANSISTORS — R ADIOS SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS cognise the responsibility tice in England," he IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS to help sustain the bur- said. "I voted for the SERVICE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIAL NEW geoning populations of Race Relations Bill (as RECORDS India and other heavily act barring some of the well known brands from people areas —although more blatant forms of Records, 12" l Specia not to the extent of per- discrimination) against $1.99 mitting their immigra- the advice of the Consertion to Britain. or Give a Gift Token. vative Party. I have continually argued for Jusdo not "Individuals S unbeam Appliances Repair Centre have the right to elimi- tice and moderation." nate the foetus, but they He is an active memdo have the right to pre- ber of the House of Com434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK vent its conception," said mons race relations cornSt. John-Stevas, again mittee. Phone 61 1270 illustrating his unorthoBy the accepted norm. dox Catholicism. of British public life, St. ought John-Stevas stands firm. "Contraception to be left to the indivi- ly against racism. He dual's decisions; there is opposes such schemeS 811 a positive duty to plan forced repatriation of the one's family. immigrants — f ,-.oured "It's a moral and aes- by right-wing ii:- :nberS Conservative thetic decision—and the of the State should make the Party.

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Up-Date Education New Baptism Rite Used For Ceremony In Perth Methods, Say Students BEIRUT, Lebanon.—A recent meeting of students from Christian organisations in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt has issued a statement criticising schools in Arab countries for looking to the past rather than the future.

BIAS CHARGE DENIED OBERAMMERGAU, West Ge-inany: Organisers of the Oberammergau Pas. sion Play denied charges that the 1970 version of was biased the play against the Jews. Toni Preisinger, the play's director, said the play followed the Bible His corn. and history. ments were included in a document entitled "Oberammergau 70-80" recently published here.

The statement said: !hange their societies modern education must .hough their churches POPE ASKED TO be rational and scientific, Ind trying to make it must enlighten the -touths more ecumenicINTERCEDE student as to the mean- ally minded. —The Cuban MADRID. ing, the organisation and Its activities extend to Centre of Spain, reprevalues of the industrial all Arab countries, and senting several thousand age, and it should also Iran, Turkey, Cyprus and asked lefugees, Pope pay special attention to Greece. It has increasing Paul VI to intercede on North with contacts sexual education." behalf of Cuban political Journalist Joseph B. Africa, the Sudan and prIsoners who suffered Abboud, writing for the Ethiopia. "horrible tortures." NC New Service, says The office tries to inChristian Arab youths in volve youths of the MidThe centre said it was the Middle East are en- dle East in programmes concerned with the fate gaged in a quiet, long- and seminars that allow of more than 500 prisonrange revolution develop- them to formulate their ers "who have been held ing within present struc- o wn perspectives for f or incommunicado tures, instead of outside change in their churches more than a year in the them. penitentiary of Puerto de and society. He says this revolution Boniata." scholara conducts It is apparent in the activiproexchange ties of the Ecumenical ship and Now coming into wide use throughout the Church RELIGION AND PEACE sends that Youth and Student Office gramme the new form of Baptism which, for the first time :s the Middle here, created in 1962 by youths from recognises that those receiving Baptism are babies .ver, study. to the World Student Chris- East to Europe and not adults. tian Federation and the In addition, it also The Church of St. Augustine, Rivervale, was the World Council of Chur- issues a magazine, Al last Sunday of the first Baptism performed in the Montana, which serves as lew Rite in the Archdiocese. The ceremony was per. ch's youth department. communicat'ons link •ormed during the public Mass by Rev. Father T. The office aims at serving progressive Christ- between youths in the )'Kane, P.P. The new Rite places emphasis on the ian youths seeking to West and the Mid East. :ommunal character of the Sacrament and puts the -ole of the parents in the upbringing of the child first time responsible delegates conference report on de. FOR T. -nore in relief. They take part in the responses, f rom the world's major religions gathered in velopment declared this nointings, prayers and readings. The rich variety of yoto, Japan, for a conference on religion and generation demanded libeadings and prayers provides ample scope for special K eration in this world too, : ircumstances and endows this great Sacrament with peace. not only in the next. and religions from 12 delegates 285 the Among x tra meaning. The report said that, 40 nations was an Australian Marist, Father Paul the emphasis in the if SLAMIC-CATHOLIC TALKS on observer an as attended S.M., who Glynn, past had been submissks behalf of Australian Catholic Relief. the to uncontr4.)11abla Father Paul, brother of other reason for feeling forces of nature, to deo Father John Glynn, SM. some "new wind of God" tiny or providence, toProvincial of the Austra- was blowing was the day it ought to be an S ANTO DOMINGO. The Catholic Press in the lian Marists, sent a re- agreement that religion man's creative powers. Dominican Republic will not miss the re:ently port on the conference should not be absorbed of Affairs Islamic of Council k-RENIE SL7 THE Today the major religdel Antonio Archbis:lop t ransferred papal nuncio, to the Executive Director in the spiritual, in "The agreed Giudice, the nation's largest Catholic magazine Cairo (Egypt) and the Vatican's Secretariat for of Australian Catholic other Shore", in the ions of the world participated in man that communique joint a issued have non-Christians has declared. transcondental, the eter- the creation of his hisRelief. ' We wish him 'arrivederci' out of courtesy and calling for regular consultation on social, cultural In his report, Father nal. tory. He was not the Christian charity, but as journalists we will not mci religious matters. Glynn said the Kyoto agreed The conference elpless pawn of blind h of The communique was issued after delegations miss him one bit," said the January issue of Amigo duly it should be involved in forces. had Conference ie two groups finished meetings at the Vatic: n noted reports that God the dynamic evolution of del Hogar ( Friend of the Home). Said the report: "This Amigo said its staff and other newsmen found evently. The communique was signed by Cardinal was dead and that never man. why we repent for the is non-Christiars' dessuch the of been president there had the nuncio "an insurmountable barrier" in gather- 'aolo Marella, situation and at there said Father Glynn present secretariat. and Mahammed Tewfik Oweida, secre- pair among men. ing news. were some religionists, of the same time hope for There was something course, who saw this new the future S' Communication between the nuncio and jour- tary general of the Muslem Council. new at the conference— emphasis as part of modPope Paul VI received the Muslem delegates. nalists was so bad that, "from the time of his a fresh "kamikaze" or ern man's flight from arrival in this country, Msgr. del Giudice was of God". "Wind principles. But he could practically boycotted by the news media," Amigo IN DIRECT Li not agree with them. itself revealed This said. RECOGNITION Several days earlier the agreement that reUruMONTEVIDEO. The conference callec: "We hope the new nuncio will be more open world for a transformation ot the of all called ligionists VI Paul Pope kidnapping guay.—The VATICAN has inTHE predecessor." than his kidnappings held the common view "the grand old patriot- directly recognised the Archbishop del Giudice, nuncio here since 1967. of British Ambassador political that one Ultimate Real- ism". It called for a big- December agreement beGeoffrey Jackson by Tup- "shameful blackmail". was named nuncio to Venevuela in December. 11, of dip- ity was working within ger patriotism to the glo- tween the German and kidnapping The tin was unaro guerrillas will be replaced by Archbishop Luciano Storer() ,ust. the apostolic nuncio lomats solved nothing human society for its bal family, to the human Polish governmer s on apostolic delegate to Ceylon .since 1969. Uruguay Agustin Sep- and it caused new hate fulfilment. German family locked in the the former Father Glynn said an- spaceship called earth. and violence. ,nski said here. lands granted to Poland ENJOY THE P,EST Father Glynn said a a fter World War TT.

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For all Priests, Religious and Laity ROME. Epiphany is the happiest day of the workshop. Had the shop been completed, it would THE year for most Italian children. GODHEAD DRIVE-IN BOTTLE DEPT But for the kids of Rome's Acquedotto Felice have housed small forges. DELI r4Cifv‘E and carpenters' lathes ,- hantytown, the smiles and the laughter were at Phone 81 1028 benches. premium this year. Irene McHenry, Proprietress THE GOSPELS, IN RECENT STUDY, A bitter and disappointthat While other Roman it would have meant 1920-1970 ed Father Sardelli told were receiving the priest who leads them newsmen the police inFr, B. Heather The Railton Bayswater Hotel children the traditional presents would have to go to spectors called the buildSTATION Opp Perth's Most Modern in the warmth of their court. R EVELATION AND FAITH Temperance Hotel ing "abusive," and that it Old Time Music and Their leader is Father was in violation of buildhomes on the Feast of Dr. D. C^ffey Dancing, Friday and the Epiphany, a group of Lorenzo Sardelli, a young ing codes. Saturday. 8.8. from $7.00 boys stood in the chill- b earded priest well R ADIO, T.V. AND THE CHURCH :nr. PIER and MURRAY STREETS ' .,̀RTLETT, Pro, "We are not in favour ing cold in Acquedotto known in Rome for a Phone: 21 8861 — 21 8361 Fr. P. Neville Father abusiveness," of T EL 71 1224 Felice with pick-axes and school he started in the are we "but said, Sardelli shovels in hand. slums several years ago, types of all against Commercial Hotel Hotel Australia The boys began to called "School 725." ENROLMENT NOW OPEN the especially abuses, knock of the shell down NORTHAM "School 725" is a bar- abuses of the rich." MURRAY STREET, PERTH FOR 1971 COURSES a newly - constructed racks-like hut in which Excellent Accommodation and Phone Northam 49 building which, if it had the slum children find He was referring to Dining Service. Lunch SI Commencing February and July been completed, would refuge from their squa- a common practice in E. Murphy, Proprietor PHONE 23 1541 lave been the size of a lid homes, where there Rome where contractors four-car garage. are no books, no ade- hurriedly build luxury POST THIS Accommodation at CARLTON HOTEL All the boys needed to quate lighting, and little a partment complexes COUPON " Room with refrigerator, electric jug, tea, coffee, do was to knock down atmosphere for studying. while building inspectors look the other way. the four walls they had morning paper. Excellent breakfast. Parking The school has become built in the previous f acilities. $4.50 per day. "No one takes action CATHOLIC CORRESPONDENCE CENTRE very popular with the not had The roof weeks. 248 HAY STREET, East. Telephone: 21 4341. against the rich offendchildren, tocrammed Box 88, P.O. Drummoyne. 2047. The buildlaid. been yet ers," Father Sardelli said. ing was to be a trade gether, elbow to elbow, enrolme''' "That is why I asked 1 Please send information bulletin and NEW BEAUFORT HOTEL school workshop for the seated at the long tables form to: and studying under the the mayor of Rome to of the slums. Corner of BEAUFORT and NEWCASTLE STS., PERTH. boys But when the police naked light bulbs that come here so that he can NAME demolish our school. Bed and Breakfast,. $4.50. Comfortable carpeted gave orders for demoli- hang from the ceiling. rooms with Fridge. Ample parking. "When he sees that our But the children—estion because the' boys ADDRESS were building without a pecially the boys—want school is abusive maybe Special Rates for Permanent and Group Bookings. permit from the city to learn trades. That is he will build a better one Mine Host • BERT McPARTLAND Postcode. t ion because the boys why Father Sardelli de- that will meet the standalisor Phone 28 7566 had ignored the orders, cided to build the trade ards of the state." rTh

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ALLERGIES OF PSYCHE The Al lergies of Soma or the body were recently dealt with in answer to many anxious mothers' written queries of these d isorders. T he Al lergies of mind have Psyche or the not been solicited, but greater imare of far portance.

by Sister M. Philomena, B.Sc., Dip. Dietetics, A.A.I.M.L.T.

selves to failure in giving Turn your face to the Today there is a sad practical help in modern New. vocations to the youth's problems. lack of so It comes with a chalr eligious life; not much among young men A WONDERFUL GIFT lenge: a challenge to you who are longing to give OF A NEW YEAR FOR How will you use what conseLIVING the good Lord is giving: themselves — to So, what will you make this wonderful gift of a crate their whole lives to Christ, to do all in their of the year that is dawn- New Year for living? Life power to bring souls to ing? A year that's as new is so precious, the days Him; but, among girls or and as fresh as the morn- go so fast. This is the young ladies, and why! ing. It's a great chance time to improve on the beginning again. past. Here at the point Now, we all know for "Modesty is the guardian None of us knows how where a New Year begins of Chastity" and where is much time may remain —here you may bury the modesty in dress to- —for making amends for your sorrows and sins. day? It appears some mistakes and misdeeds— Make your resolve as you girls are not conscious of ploughing new country stand at its door. Girls! what it means to be and sewing fresh seeds. Do better. Be wiser. Try Mr. and Mrs. Ian Gibson pictured outside St. Brigid's Church, Midland, after their wedding on December m odest and conse- The old year has gone. harder. Pray more. 2 4. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Rouse of Maida Vale. The groom is the son quently, good boys maniof Mrs. A. Gibson who hails from Melbourne, Victoria. metaphori alcal fest a lergy to an extreme type of dress, or undress. God brings good out of this apparent evil and By Miriam 3loir subsequently the "Call" boys these inviting omes c OVER the New Year, I began to think how imto His pure Heart; to portant a few words of encouragement could be. work in His vinyard. He wages full them pay Most of us are often in earth she can manage will even those who come at the situation in which a the strain of another The Catholic Rector friend is talking over baby, or the old person the eleventh hour. of yang Khon Dong The Church is not an some worry, and is look- who wonders whether village in Thailand, extremist. Moderation is ing for some sympathy or life has any more joy to the safe keynote in advice. When the story offer, or the parents who Father Patrick Morrissy, C.S.s.R., has present-day female attire. Is sad, or the worry is are nonplussed by their Girls! Think of the purity deep, how natural it is teenager's rebelliousness. many problems — including lack of paper. of Mary and try to imi- for us to catch the mood, So many situations like He says paper makes tate her. to take the worry on ourBoys who do not de- selves. Sympathy is eas- these are real tempta- a much better wrapvelop these figurative al- ily aroused and, in fact. tions to give in to hope- ping for a hand-rolled unfortunately, as we all learn at some lessness and depression, cigarette than a dried lergies, blamed for the heart- stage, sympathy which is when people find it real- banana leaf. are Men of the village consequences unlimited and uncritical ly hard to "cast their breaking care upon the Lord." use pages of their we witness almost every has its dangers. children's text books day and many times a A friend who can offer for cigarette paper. day. It's all very well to encouragement may just Father Morrissy says Many girls who have sympathise with a friend help them over the hump made one mistake have who has, say, volumes of till hope and trust in the he also has problems when saying Mass unbeen requested not to evidence for her hus- Lord are re-asserted. der an elevated house, make another. These band's callousness, but Just one genuine smile as he constantly hits girls or young ladies if allI do is commiserate must be condoned for with her, I'm only allow- may help a shop assist- his head on the floor their response which is ing my own emotions to ant through an exhaust- supports, and trips ing afternoon. A cheer- over ducks. always in the negative. be played on. She ends ful chat may dispel a On social occasions up wallowing in self-pity, Recently, a chicken many have been deceived and I lose an opportun- neighbour's loneliness. jumped on the altar And, apart from words. perhaps, through an ex- ity to give something of and began pecking cessive amount of an my own personality to think of the terrific boost away at the flowers. alcoholic beverage of the situation. that an unexpected presBefore it departed which they have been unent can give. These gifts the chicken knocked What a troubled per- can be accustomed. almost costless as over the Chalice but, Nevertheless, I am son needs more than re- well as priceless: a bunch on its way out, lost flected sympathy is en- of flowers out happy to state not one of of the some feathers when these young ladies has couragement. If she is blue; an hour of walking an old man cracked it t ried to free herself by stuck with her cross, she the toddler while the new with his cane. suggesting having re- must be helped to bear it baby gets bathed and "Ten minutes later, course to the crime cheerfully. It is not really fed; a small present on the same chicken was being kind to leave her which "calls to Heaven a birthday; anything cal- back," said Father Morfor vengeance". In fact, thinking her own pessi- culated to lift the spirits rissy, "scratching at they speak in opposite mistic views are the only of the receiver. the newspaper we use terms, as a loving possible ones. D.B. 90" x 99" 3 f1'. Bed, 63" x 99" These are the things for a floor so the peomother. We all know pretty well which hearten us and ple do not have to sit on the bare earth." God has willed some how many of our worries sweeten our life. Young People to be born arise from crossing our U SUALLY $4.50 USUALLY $4.95 Into such conditions and bridges before we come He certainly will not fail to them. The girl who to give them the neces- can discipline herself not sa grace to grapple g pple to get bogged down in With these everyday suppositions and "whatproblems. ifs" is the one who really makes life easy for herWe. who are self. And, if one is not older, regret these getting conditions. but such futile exactly this type oneself, regrets will not help at what a help it is to have all. a friend who can dispel some of one's groundless To refuse to look thes fears with a bit of kindly UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—Most of the top staff e' Problms straight in the positio ns at the United Nations are filled by men, realistic and encourage face s to condemn our- ment. This is the sort and women employees do not like it. of sympathy that is realOf 607 senior staff cording to an unofficial ly helpful. A "RECORD" in the UN secre- survey made by a group IN It can help the mother posts tariat, 38-6.3 per cent— of UN women employees E VERY HOME . who wonders how on are held by women. acEsther Herlitz, of the Israeli delegation. and Fernanda Forcignano, an adviser to the Italian delMEN'S S S CASUAL egation, reported on the survey during discussions on pay raises by the UN General AssemSO ARE YOUR WEDDING INVITATIONS bly's administrative and budgetary committee. They painted a dismal picture of advancement opportunities for women 450 HAY STREET, PERTH at the UN for the comare the Specialists in this field and can supply you with the finest quality card, mittee. LADIES' CASUAL BAGS & printed exactly as you wish. "The secretariat is setting a sad example in Our tradesmen are experts. the employment and promotion of women," HerPhone us on 21 2837 litz told the committee. "Furthermore, it is,I am or call in and see the big sure, depriving itself of c atalogued range of designs a good human material in its ranks."

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Thursday, January 21, 1971.

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Minimum Age Requirement Set START THEM YOUNG -PERHAPS THAT'S THE KEY

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A YCW social weekend which covers camp fees, is scheduled for Janu- bus fares, insurance and SHOCKED by the increasing road toil, Maida ary 30 to February 1, at meals. A deposit of $1.00 secure to paid YCW decided to discuss one of the main be may Vale Army Salvation the Youth Camp, East Rock- your ticket, but this will f actors that causes road deaths—alcohol. ingham. Buses will be The effect of alcohol of the family, leading to provided and will leave close on January 25. The on driving has been wide- breakdowns in home life. from the causeway car balances to be paid on ly published. It is known Even brother-sister relapark. The cost of the arrival at the camp. to be a major cause of tionships can be disruptweekend will be $6.00 per cent of ed because of alcohol. Tickets will be available more than 50 WA road accidents. from YCW office (phone Five to eight midis is Tne Chaplain is quot23-4546). sufficient to put a man ed as saying that, while in such a state that he in Italy, he did not enA minimum age of 16 is barely able to drive. counter any alcoholics. The solution to the pro- The reason for this is has been set for those blem is: drink in moder- that children in Italy are who intend to be there. ation; do not drive and more or less brought up (catch a taxi or get with alcohol at mealtime. Photo below: — Social drink a mate to drive you If this type of system committee (from left ): home). was introduced into AusAlcohol, if taken to ex- tralia, perhaps our high Mike Peter Rowe, of alcoholism would Williams, Paul Planken, cess, can lead to disorder rate in our home life and in decrease. That is the conMaxine Drake-Brockman, our work. Conflict can clusion that the Maida occur between members Vale YCW achieved. absent, Terri Fitton.

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ARRIVING home last night from Melbourne were Sue Waddell, Jane Knox (Perth), Jan Margetic (Geraldton) and Jim Stewart (Perth) after the recent National Key Leaders School. Mirella Bianchi recently spent a few days in Geraldton on visitation The coming social on the long weekend looks to be a great success. Hope you have got your tickets! Tim Walsh, former fulltime worker from Tasmania, has commenced working for the National Movement as Secretary/Treasurer. Brian McEniery, the former secretary, is getting married later this month. Marg Maynard has started work as a typiste for a firm in West Perth. Pleasing to hear Manning YCW has started again. president. Good work, fellows. THE BEDFORD Park it's quite tumecessitry to YCW Leaders Group held print their names. a meeting recently to orMeanwhile, after a bad ganise a dance, schedul- start, Bedford Park's 'C' ed for February 14. The Grade basketball team and Mrs. Geoffrey Usher at their wedding at meeting was conducted boosted its morale with St Mary's Cathedral recently. Father V. T. Tomich In the presence of Father a good win over East officiated. The bride, Frances, is the daughter of Mr. O'Sullivan, the parish Maylands. The YCW pho- and Mrs. N. Dilena, of Spearwood, and the groom the priest. tographer caught these son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Usher, of South Como. 010 Cameo 0, Above: The Group tired, though elated vicwin Leaders of Bedford Park. tors the after They are well known, so (below). CAMP TO BE ..,..."‘#•.•••••••••••e‘eNtiNpeNe.s.sere.....seiwrieeeet.oe.tireis,••••iioe.e•••• Pe^•-.... 1

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Peter Day: Central, Cathedral, Highgate, Mt. Lawley. Leederville and West Perth. Jim Stewart: Bedford, Morley. Embleton and Belle-

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The Esperance YCW vue. will hold a camp from Dave Truslove: Subiaco, Shenton Park, Claremont. .4,•••••••••#••••••••••••••••••• 041.4.44 March 13-21. It is open to Cottesloe and Floreat Park. any interested person 41 Barrack St. (next to Modern Gift Shoppo) and will cost 520. Peter Casey: Osborne Park, Joondanna, Scar- ••••####•••••••••••••••••••••••••••"04.444, A/H. 93-1613 Phone 23-3389 borough, Mt. Yokine. Mirrabooka and Double Urgent replies are reWeddings, Socials, Passport, Child Studies etc. view. all quired from groups If you want it PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO , wishing to attend to enPhil Knowles: Victoria Park. Como, Manning, Ken able final arrangements sington, East Victoria Park, Bentley, Wilson. HOMES are urgently to be made. Send your required in the Bentley, Riverton and Carlisle. replies to: The Secretary, Manning, Claremont, John Smith: Applecross, Brentwood, At tadale. Esperance YCW PO Box Cottesloe and Leederville Palmyra, Willagee, East Fremantle, North Fre15, Esperanee. 6420. areas. Any person who mantle, Beaconsfield, Hilton Park. Ha Vilton has a spare room and is Keep your housing costs down Spearwood, Medina, Rockingham, Manwilling to take in a by securing a reasonably priced building site SIGNIFICANT durah, Melville and Fremantle. boarder is asked to conWe offer high lots with lovely views at Lesmurdie, Gosnells, Queens tact the YCW Office on John Smith: Armadale, STAMPS Cannington, Lynwood. SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY East Thornlie. Park, Wembley - 87 3984 - A BLACK angel holding 23-4546 and hand in their fol ly serviced vith deep sewer, water, bitumen road. etc. Maddington, Maida Vale, Kalamunda and names as soon as posf rom $500'). Four years terms with reducible interest at 74% a lamp and a crucifixion Kelmscott. Handy to Beach 'Aoriern .tomes achacent. scene surrounded by a sible. Therefore, lists will be ready and no This Is the nearest private subdivision to Perth In The Regional Executive member will be visiting 274 Cambridge St. of apflight doves will Hamersley area. waiting required. your branch soon. pear on a series of Vatialso bui ld two or three bedroom Homes In this Suburb 'rem, $15000 (including land) on low Deposits and weekly can stamps marking the payments. United Nations' international year for the battle Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents against racism. ON SATURDAY, January 2, Kevin Davis set out The series of four on his last journey around the country areas to stamps will be issued on say farewell to all the people he has worked so LTD. R.E.I.W.A. February 2, and will closely with in the past 21 months. carry the Pope's theme HOME BUILDING SOCIETY BUILDING His first leg of the ella Bianchi, took him to of the 1971 World Peace 66 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE Day: Every Man Is My journey, on which he Geraldton. Here Kevin PERTH. was accompanied by Mir- spent his time talking to Brother. a . Chaplains and most of the boys, while Mirella spent her time getting to know a few of the girls Wm= and going through the agenda of the Key Lead`MIS we= ers School, which the Jan Girls' President, A ^ Margetic, will attend in Melbourne. This is the first time that Geraldton has ever sent someone to •—' 1111111WIS AIBUINIV 1SMISI attend the Key Leaders ANNE • .400 --wow 4.1 School. • • AMC 111111• .4Ilia% On Sunday night, Geraldton YCW held a car rally-treasure hunt as a get together to farewell Kevin. During supper. Kevin was presented with a small gift in appreciation of his work in the Geraldton Diocese. C MOP A On Tuesday morning they both left Geraldton for Northam where they were met by John Smith and Marg Maynard. Kevin stayed overnight FOR FREE ADVICE MEASURE AND QUOTE— PHONE 714313, 713486, 716947 and next morning pushed on for Kalgoorlie while OR CALL AND INSPECT DISPLAY AT 874 BEAUFORT ST. INGLEWOOD Mirella returned to Perth with John and Marg.

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VATICAN OBJECTS, BUT Praised GROUP CONTINUES

NEW YORK.—A rabbi had high praise for Catholic scholarship in Bible studies in a nationally TRECHT, The Netheriands.--An experimental religious community here televised review of the U ties with the Dutch Capuchins and the Franciscan Sisters of year's news in religion. has broken its Rabbi Robert Gordas, the Vatican Congregation for Rel igious ordered two Sisters after Denekamp professor of religion at community. the Temple University in to leave Philadelphia, called "the the order Vatican After Vatican congregation said that, if the rebirth of interest in the The Arthe known, became would they the community, did not leave Bible by Catholic scholSisters trom the Franciscans and released chdiocese of Utrecht, ars the most significant be expelled Berby Cardinal headed Religious vows. nard Alf rink, president of event of the past decade." f rom their the Dutch Bishops' Con- The rabbi was a part opporthe without comand the Until novv, defend them- ference, and the provin- of a panel on a special munity was an experim- tunity to Religthe help of cial superiors of the Cap- January 3 show on the selves with the ent in living cannot experts be accep- uchins and Franciscan CBS-TV network called the approved by "Religion 70." ious life capuchins and the Fran- ted. It is incompatible Sisters asked the Vatican with a modern sense of to review its decision. the in Sisters ciscan The request was not justice." etherlands. N of heeded. an He official said will on, it now From an unolicial the Congregation for Re- In a letter to the Vaticontinue as ligious visited the Ut- can congregation, Father groull conrecht community last Van der Weyden said: community The proGENEVA, Switzerland: sists of five men, three of July. During that visit, "The congregation's Capuchins there were discussions cedure has caused much The World Council of were whom deal and two who had ap- of the two Sisters' plans sorrow and a great Churches and Poland's plied for membership in to join the experimental of scandal." communist government procedsuch felt He the the conand community Of will work together in a the Capuchins. two are gregation official said ures made it very diffi- project to strengthen three Capuchins, insur- cult for local superiors Polish social priests and one is a there were no services7acfor leadership provide to to apmountable objections The two Brother. cording to an agreement plicants are a Utrecht those plans, according to Religious orders attempt- reached here. ing renewal. The agreement University law student Father van der Weyden. was student. medical nd a signed at the WCC headThe experimental comquarters by representamunity occupies two aptives of the WCC'c Diviartments, one for the sion of Inter-Church Aid, men and one for the Refugee and World Serwomen, in a large apartvice, and Jan Sieklucki, outment building on the director of the internaskirts of Utrecht. One of tional relations office of the apartments has a the Polish Ministry of communal room, where and Social WelHealth the members celebrate fare. their meals have Mass, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. South African proThe three-year and receive visitors. churchmen are up in arms over new disclosures gramme will be implehave Sisters two The surveillance by security police of mented by the Polish s aid they were not going of widespread Council of Churches, a to obey the Vatican con- various church leaders. .ial Protestant group. The surveillance of church att:L :, gregation's order and v will stay in the commu- Branch police came into the open nity. The two men who an intensive investigation of the attencLi:: were applying for mem- black African at a whites-only church se:-. 1, bership in the Capuch- December 20 at Maraisburg, near here. ins have said they no The African, not yet Maraisburg eviction 0. longer consider themThe identified, was accom- Dr. Braun and his Mr:. selves aoplicants. three Capuchins said panied to a service of can companion. The Very Rev. G. A. Dutch Reformed they would remain in the their Order and con- Church by a white, the French-Beytagh, dean of tinue to participate in Rev. Dr. Markus Braun, Johannesburg and St. Pope Paul's "apostolic a German Lutheran min- Mary's Anglican cathed- exhortation," an appeal the community. ral, where attendance at to the world's bishops to The provincial super- ister. They were ordered to services is multi-racial, teach the word of God, Is iors of the Capuchins in the Netherlands and the leave the church by the called the eviction "some- a "new commitment" for Franciscan Sisters of Rev. P. J. N. Smal, the thing completely outside bishops to communicate Denekamp had both ap- church's minister. A few the range of any decent with the people of God human or Christian feel- in today's world, a Vatiproved the Utrecht com- hours later, the secur- i ng:, munity as an experiment ity police were asked to can official declared. The Rev. C. F. Beyers in living the Religious investigate the incident. Bishop Agostino Ferlife. The Maraisburg inves- Naude. director of the Institute, said rari - Toniolo, pro - preChristian reveltriggered tigation The provincial supera sident of the Pontifical ior of the Denekamp ations by churchmen the incident made Franciscan Sisters de- that security police in- mockery of the claim Commission for Social church that the Dutch Reforrn- Communications, said alin clined to comment on volvement ed Church is open to all though the exhortation rampant. is affairs the Vatican congregawas addressed to the Leaders have charged races. tion's order, which was Dr. Braun, who is now world's bishops, it is a based on the advice of that they have been the congregation's cen- "spied upon" constantly engaged in a sociological document "for all to telephones study project in Soweto. know." their tral headquarters. in and near this city. said that Germany. which disap- tapped. Speaking at a Vatican Similar charges were the man who accompanproved of the Utrecht exnews conference. Bishop Maraisthe him to ied made by Catholic priests periment . burg service had been a Ferrari-Toniolo said the in 1969. Father Alfred van der Top Protestant theo- collaborator in the pro- people of God and all Weyden, superior of the logians such as Prof. J. ject .entitled: "The Rac- modern men were conC apuchins' Dutch pro- A. Lombaard. of the Uni- ial Problem and its Re- tinually present in the the of vince, said that he and versity of South Africa, lationship to South Afri- consciousness the province will condocument. and Ben Marais, profes- can Churches." tinue to give moral sup- sor of theology at the port to the Utrecht com- University of Pretoria, munity. He said that have also been under such experiments are surveillance and interroIIF necessary in order to gated by the police. find new forms of ReProf. Lombaard said: ligious life. ABERDEEN, Scotland.—The image of the Church "I thing it is shocking Father Van der Wey- and tragic that the sec- given by television and radio religion programmes den said no formal ob- urity police should at- is "a caricature of its true self,' Cardinal Gordon jection could be made to tempt to interfere with Gray of St. Andrew's and Edinburgh, told an ecuthe Vatican congrega- innocent Christians at- menical gathering here. tion's order, but he ad- tending a purely theologded: "Excluding the Sis- ical meeting." These programmes, he taken up with its own ers from their congregaMeanwhile, there was said, howed the church private world." tion without a hearing growing criticism of the as "withdrawn, enclosed, This incomplete picture, said the cardinal, invites criticism from those who demand action, from those who want to register their protest against injustice and suffering and deprivation." This criticism, he said, although undeserved, reflected a healthy Cliristian instinct. "Perhaps the Church is too modest. It is not very good at selling itself and publicising its good works. "The Church is also the church in action: going about, often unobtrusively. doing good like its founder. But the wellspring of its action is its prayer. "This is how liturgy is relevant to life: it is its inspiration, its stimulus, 11111111111R111. its source of strength."

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SAYS METHODIST HEAD NEW YORK: The year The new head of the 1970 had been notable for Church in its many forms of non- Methodist of all people nations to encouraged demand has Paul VI ROME.—Pope traditional search for northern Europe said CONCEPCION, Argen- nation, saying that many their leaders effective protection against the horrors of war. Christ, said an official of that ecumenism should tina.—Bishop Juan Car- persons were out of of He chose a working class congregation in Rome as his audience for such the World Council of be a fellowship of faith, los Ferro and 20 of his work and many of those priests have challenged who did work did not a message on January 1, the day he has set aside for World Prayer for Peace. Churches, in a year-end and not merely "a superficial organisational and statement. the public servants of earn enough. economic co-operation." Early in December, tences for two Russians the community to put The Pope told the "New songs about Jesus They called on authorBishop Ole E. Borgen, themselves — literally — who make up and six Spanish Basques. Pope Paul sent a mes- are filling the air. 'Jesus to insure salaries workers, ities position of the sage the Recalling for a personal the in World Day rock' is recently elected for life Felice parish of San the what's new in to the work poor in order to under- were equal of Cantalice on the out- incident when he went of Peace to international pop music. The non-tra- as Methodist bishop for man a enable erformed, p stand them better. with Pope Pius XII to in- leaders, pleading with ditional religious quest Scandinavia, told a press to private skirts of this city, that "We invite you to give to have access them to recognise all spect the bombing of to right the had they among young people is a conference here that he "to partiup a day of your custom- property and economic make such a claim on Rome in 1943, he remin- men are brothers. major clue to our time," is concerned "by ecuthe in cipate ary meals and eat at the isced: "We remember talks those who rule them. during nation." the said of Dr. Eugene L. Smith, menical prosperity table of a working famAlthough he referred which we sit for hours Earlier on New Year's there was a group of a Methodist, and executhe and Ferro bed Bishop ily, to give up your people, insane briefly to this message, it discussing questions of Day he told thousands young and sleep on the matt- priests cautioned public standing in rain-spatter- with pain and despera was obvious from his im- tive secretary of the structure, hardly having United States Conference ress of a group of poor officials not to confuse ed St. Peter's Square, he tion. One of them shout- promptu and conversatime for saying a prayer children," they said in tranquility with peace. felt recent acts of clem- ed: 'Papa, Papa, better tional homily at San Fel- for the WCC. or reading a word from an open letter addressed There could be no peace ency in the Soviet Union slavery than war'." ice he was not so much Dr. Smith pointed to Scriptures." in a country until jobs and Spain were an ex- Pope Paul paused, lean- interested at the moment unconventional forms of public officials. The bishop said it fa criticised the were available for all, periment in peace. They ed forward and with a in world leaders. the search for new mean- his honest belief that socio-economic situation and all were able to earn "This is not weakness swelling emotion, confiding in Christ within the local ecumenical efforts in the diocese and in the a just wage. nor cowardice nor toler- ed: "In that cry which On January 1, Pope Paul Church, as well as out- have failed. He said he ance of injustice . . . but was- born in the working also sent several cardi- side. gained the impression a virile and magnani- class, we could feel that nals living in Rome to that his late predecessor, mous affirmation of the what was being said is celebrate Mass and bring and Bishop Odd Hagen, "Church music was energies of the spirit, a this: 'No, no to war. Why his personal good wishes liturgy are increasingly disappointed over the victory of good over evil," must we be hit in such a to prisoners, the sick, an unpredictable mix of union discussions among the Pope said of the com- blind, fearful and unjust the aged and a group of the traditional and the Sweden's "free churches" CHERUVANDOOR, India.— The priest-director mutations of death sea- manner?'" retarded children. new." —those not affiliated with of the institute that prepared Indian girls being t he Lutheran St ate sent to convents abroad said he welcomed the Church. investigation of the programme by a Vatican "The efforts failed, commission. first to create a union," Father Cyriac Puthenpura, head of the Nirmala Bishop Borgen said, "and Bhaven Secular Institute here, told NC News he then to form a federawas not worried about the findings of the comtion. Now they try to hide all difficult quesmission. tions in order to get Earlier, members of institutions, nuns, parsomething done on the the investigating corn- ents and other persons, practical level. We must mission — three priests s eeking information be honest enough—even named by the Vatican about the circumstances THREE CENTURIES have passed since Francis de Sales was canonised. In his if it is not a popular and a fouith named loc- in which the girls were day, St. Francis had been a devoted bishop of his people, and contemporary thing—to that admit ally — met with Father sent abroad in the con- reports show he was as much at home with a mountain there is no basis for an innkeeper as a French Piithenpura and made a troversial programme. organised union here." fact-finding tour of his The commission will king. Bishop Borgen admitgirls also hold hearings at institute, where In fact, Henry IV, of France, described him once as a rare bird: a fellow who was both learned ted that there has been going to European con- which the girls were a decrease in Methodist vents took part in a sent abroad in the con- and devout as well as a gentleman into the bargain. And Francis himself would say of innkeepers: "Few men have a better chance of serving God Church membership. But, three-week orientation troversial programme. he said, high memberprogramme. The commission will and their neighbour and showing kindness." ship rates do not necesPublications in Europe also hold hearings at A story is told how be the thought that his with those who dismis- and 'force of character'. sarily reflect "spiritual and the U.S. reported which the public can apone year he and some patronages should be sed dancing as frivolous. But these are only strength." He cited milast summer that girls pear and give evidence. stopped at extended, and that he or with those who wan- part explanations. In- gration from rural areas Puthenpura companions Father f rom India were being way to should now be adopted ted to make religion an deed, the real explana- to the large cities as a Archbishop an inn on their when they said that exploited visit the Abbey of Sixt as the patron of the affair of long faces. tion is to be found in possible factor in the .--vere sent to European Anthony Padiyara, of the mountains. They Church in "I am nothing if not a his own words, in that sinking membership figUnity Movehad convents. Changamacherry called for wine, but only ment. man," he would say. rule which he set for ures. In October, the recruit- visited the institute rethat all the Certainly, to learn impatient When he died in his himself early - and "much ing programme was sus- cently and was "We have not followed casks had gone sour. seekers after Church middle 50s in 1622, it from which he never pended, pending investi- satisfied" with its work. the young to the cities as water were Unity would do well to was estimated that he veered: of Jugs gations by the Indian much as we should have," The priest said he was brought instead. Then, ponder his comment on had gained 'over 70,000 "Always plan more he said. "For that reabishops and India's gov- still trying to have his no sooner had the glasses delays in Vatican decis- souls for the Christian than you can undertake ernment as well as by the passport restored. It been filled than everyone ions. Providence, he reson, we now must confaith.' . . . Always plan as centrate our work on Vatican. was revoked in August found they were drink- marked, may have perDifferent biographers though you had years youth in the large cities. The Vatican commis- when he was about to ing 'the most excellent mitted these delays, so have repeatedly asked ahead of you and yet, apLondon to sent for already leave sion has There are signs of a new wine.' It is the first re- that visitors to Romp how he could achieve a t the same time, be need for spiritout about 4,000 question- pear on a television pro- corded miracle connect- can quietly visit the such a staggering figure. prepared for the pos- growing naires to priests, Church gramme. ual dimensions in the big ed with him. Holy Places and recomMany answers have sibility that you may die Also we must cities. W henever Francis mend their business to been given — among —Neville Braybrooke. bridge the disagreements God saints at and the them 'endless energy' tomorrow preached, he brought a 20 Mabel St. . . ." between the older and timeless quality to his these shrines. South Perth y ounger generations sermons .He was able to whereby the older ones 67 2716 make a parable like that PAINTING CONTRACTOR TODAY, everyone is onesidely have often of the Pharisee and Pubtalking about Church spiritpersonal stressed lican appear as if it had Unity -especially this the and experience ual happened yesterday. To month. Neville Braysocial ones' younger his writing, also, he brooke suggests that needs. Both. of course, brought that same immeSt. Francis de Sales, are important. diacy. T AIPEI, Taiwan. — whose feast day falls Community develop That may account for irANIPIPO. on 29, Christian January missionaries ment, Father Duchesne the fact why his two were the original peace asserted, was only a new be adopted as the masterpieces, Patron of such a spiritual corps in underdeveloped name for Catholic AcFor a watch to wear, or An Introduction to a cause—and says why. countries, according to tion . . . New trends toa watch to give, you Devout Life and his an American priest who day, new words, only will always find the Treatise on the Love of CORSET SALON has spent almost a quar- mean changing to meet perfect model Is God, have both proved ter of a century in aid new needs, which, in St. Francis would Fashion Corsets O mega's varivalled best sellers. doubtless have been de- and development work. Taiwan, was not nearly collection. Nor is it at all surpris- lighted by the joint serso much in the nature of Ladies' Surgical & —The first step in dethat writers first, an ing Exclusive Lingerie emergency. vices now becoming so journalists, much an integral part of velopment is education," then and " People today are eatand Hosiery said Maryknoll Father should have adopted him modern Christianity. ing well ,there is no grubR oom 202, 2nd Floor Paul Duchesne, from patron. their as In the seventeenth Cohoes, N.Y. bing poverty, no one is Levinson Building One of his golden rules century, when the Calhungry. Unemployment 713 Hay St., as both a preacher and vinists controlled Geneva "Churches saw this is among the lowest in and Perth. the drag writer was: "Never the Catholics 200 years conago, and did world." Omega Seamastar trolled Annecy, 20 miles more for education than out your sentences." Models from 15&00 Probably his most away, he would constant- governments." The second most imf amous saying is: "You ly declare: "Love alone can catch more flies will shake the walls of portant area in development, with a spoonful of Geneva. . ." the 56-year-old Likewise, when his ad- priest said, honey than with a barwas health. vice was sought, it was rel of vinegar." Per"The churches have haps, too, this has a always eminently practispecial relevance for cal. To a fellow bishop always been most active We stock 20 special Herba-Heal Teas for all illwho asked if it was pro- in hospital, dispensary nesses or today. It prompts maycomplaints which can be relieved by per for troops in the and leper work." herbal treatment. These teas are blended from field during Lent to eat formulae which have borne the test of time and a Father Duchesne is exeggs and meat, he relong experience. We also stock Chamomile—, ecutive secretary of the plied: "God grant that Peppermint—, Balm, Fennel-Tea and many others. soldiers may never do Taiwan branch of Carit- Price per packet $1.10 at your Chemist, Healthanything worse than eat as Internationalis, said Fo Food rT,eor..1t. or direct from our Mail Order Departeggs or beef, cheese or the form of Church aid THE BIG NAME IN . . . i n Taiwan had changed cows." if you are interested in Pure herbal medicines sk for It was this down-to- since the end of World our free detailed pamphlets. War II because of the earth approach, this castc hanging economic situing aside of unworthy scruples, and this quick ation. 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. 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SPAIN IS STRUGGLING FOR A NEW IDENTITY

BEST SELLER—THE BIBLE • Those seeking - way-out" changes in the good of the Church and of the nation." Spain. — Five years after the of the right ed mADRID, l 1965 in reaffirm The counci strongthose among Spaniards, the Bible remains ,and Still, and liturgy work pastoral the Church in this traditionally Council, nation finds itself painfully involved ly attached to conservative traditions, are the Pope to nominate and appoint bishops on the best-seller list, with 350,000 sold last catholic The great freely. This runs counter to an old privil- year, plus 850,000 copies of the Gospels and poor and the workers and drifting but small groups any more. ted to a ege given the Spanish kings by Rome in 1523, 600,000 of the complete New Testament. are dedica with the the State and the very rich. priests the of majority , way from 36,000 steady, enlightened renewal—and the laity during the colonisation of the New World. And modern versions of the Catechism, of Spain's of most s, proces 1 1 411Tri the The 1953 concordat reasserted Catholicism which some 1.74 million copies were printed, a substantial number of lay follows them. , young the official religion of the country and go like hot bread, according to the Spanish n as s betwee priests, and d division • Often reporte among the country's 31.6 million or frequent al- retained the privilege "on the presentation Book Institute. deep not are leaders their priests old and ng changi ally drastic are The major post-Council thrust, however, Catholics and ideas. though there are marked differences in theo- of bishops," whereby the State selects three choses Pope the and bishop s for work their candidate to ch found in concern for the poor and the s i approa al the Council directives, logical and pastor We must follow 'oge them. Even moderates claim now working class. of one a world. in the pastor n i elderly an hurts," of even if it Under pressure from priests, younger pre• The priests are not in open rebellion that such privilege led to appointment mountain parish—some 80 miles many and , regime the ing the of favour l Gredos bishops critica youth and labour leaders, and the loyal are lates, but of Madrid—was telling his Sat- against the bishops, northwest ity, and wish they have joined in the pressure for change. opposition, the hierarchy as a whole is tryauthor e exercis some way gation. congre urday evening "We need full independence (from the ing to become identified with the poor. nal traditions are not the could communicate more with them. "The old devotio Church and a true guarantee of our rights of tion State) Bishops talk of replacing State subsidies separa • Most seek a true . More important is only things we change with and freedom," says Bishop Antonio Infantes with voluntary contributions or by allowing largely is public the the this On after r, State. brothe and our look after how we Florido, of the Canary Islands. more priests to get regular jobs. them. man himself." poor, after Bishop Javier Oses, of Huesca, remarks the for issue major a not is • Celibacy POORLY "PAID" that the concordat "is obsolete and has no OUTSPOKEN PRIEST JAILED clergy ,and only a handful said they thought place within the present-day role of the the rich and powerful to be asking After sive, aggres been more usly of asking to return to the lay state. Church." serio Other priests have their wealth through land share and frugal o Gamo, a pastor in a Half support celibacy as a condition for the the 44 younger reform, housing projects, schools and like Father Marian among two are These . capital y. celibac the outside priesthood, half prefer optional workers suburb bishops the papacy has appointed on its own family wages for the workers, the bishops ng three years in jail for He is now spendi the nation has 89 prelates), circumventing of Spain have once more defended the rights has come saying in a sermon that "the time of a series of articles The concordat talks about of labour to freedom of association—anfourth the is THIS the privilege. nt consta of n situatio courage a only, which means the other hot issue in a trade-union monopoly— hout to face with sees" throug ntial II n "reside Vatica of " on the impact and human rights. All 44 are auxiliary and of the people to be informed, a dart violation of liberty place. a of head bishop found in his room a the world. The fact that police how the Vatican feels against State manipulation of communicashows which s, in bishop priests Basque test manifesto from tions. about the issue. for him. north made things tough ined that their personal s bishops and the priest and the compla The bishops are doing something, too. Beside Many • rds learned of security are law, the concordat deals with State subsidies degree In recent years, devout Spania some ng At Compostela, site of the Santa Maria of includi rights were being with as well as clergy, of the kind some d and 'th bewilderment that priests s o shrine, a $2 million farm sale is favoure and diocese Santiag ed, to y for siding disregard 'led in their Catholic countr s, or with income from secular work. Most Spanish education, marriage, social action and lay financing housing for the poor. The bishop worker y. 'th miners and other activities. of Murcia has put his mansion up for sale, nia and the priests live in povert comand long mean will pact the paratist causes, as in Catalo anging Ch and at Avila, the prelate's home was turned After learning of this evaluation, Cardinal tions. sque provinces. negotia nto a vocational school. i plex , exToledo of n, e Taraco acknowledge Vincente Enriqu ment ic Cathol Govern Several dioceses have started publishing the t, the y, presen recentl At In reporting these claimed: "A good, positive balance, after Other jail. in are d rejecte priests accounts of their finances—to the surprise daily Ya said that a first draft was that some 14 all." te. accura more is of many, who learned that, often, a bishop 21 say ities. rces author u felt a joint conference of bishops by Vatican also He der, ives on $115 a month, way under the average l Santan Bishop Jose Maria Cirarda, of industrial and priests, scheduled for May, 1971, has d about possible reasons, and speci- level, or that whole dioceses operate on Aske of ." wha also runs the diocese of success among the bishops fically about the privilege of "presentation much less than a middle-sized corporation. detention of several better chance survey findings. Lopez "The io Gregor warns: r Ministe ilbao, n Foreig B anish the of Sp because of What the Council is doing for Spain is nt fulfilme nests because of actions in said. o Brav , priests the by sought ing, clearly reflected in the words Pope Paul VI The meeting, long pastoral ministry, such as preach to answer now." te the ry, concre minist too the of is t role the "Tha with Church addressed to the Spanish delegation when deal will the of m s to fears that the freedo al pastor to of t tions attemp implica proclaimed St. Theresa of Avila a doctor "an social he as and political He defended the draft in jeopardy." the of the Church in September 1970: and the personal and world, n Spain moder n the betwee in s work relation the ed rfect wretch pe ndence Protesting what many consider is the problems of the priest. Vatican within a climate of indepe "Day by day we have indications that the nditions for workers and the poor ts prophe as ration." ry co-ope minist the in Spain is finding. in this time of of showed and role Church The survey d today. The national the to the related by ted closely is the promp felt change, its own identity, not satisfied with against injustice, There are other changes me 77 per cent of the priests to State, of and g Church openin n and betwee the . by ties the heritage of past glory, but trying needed g and existin il, indeed Counc Vatican uncil directives were t and presen Spain. ging iar s, challen -concil tourist post the in in h itself leadthroug issue rt major world Church inse r anothe Spanish life to the per cent were critical of the and poll- A concordat with the Vatican, signed 17 communications and migrant workers. Small In the promising future. rship in the recent past on social many and the years ago, rules those relations "A Church loyal to the spiritual values, in"Christian basic communities" replace cal issues. past. law. the h of Spanis deed. but also engaged in a strong social at facets of grandiose organisations A team of Jesuits analysing the survey had drive. A Church of poverty, aware of its Action ic here Cathol ch ( At one time Spanish ONCORDAT VIOLATED—BISHOP e Department of Social Resear C some mission to serve without ambitions, without from the 700.000 members, now is down to over of arrests ound other areas of impact the that holds a Cirard Bishop ties to power . . . through the determination by Pope ) aaggiornamento" launched in 1962 without consulting him first "was 200,000. priests love of its sons and daughters. and his ity makes great strides simplic dat." concor l John with his Council: turgica g Li existin the of n violatio "In this manner the Church can best serve elaborate devohave a . says in a country known for its Malaga • Some 70 per cent of the priests of , d to the vain Sequia Angel Bishop And with Holy Week festivities in this nation and better respo:. gested the Vatican Council directives, a revision of the con- tions — like the people of God." for the of calls tion n aspira opinio nt ic urge publ . wholees for Seville. per cent saying they take them cordat "following the Council directiv eartedly. work and the develop-the well-being of Papuans BOTH TO BLAME ment of the Territory— and New Guineans. Until Mr. Whitlam went that concern Australians. This would involve an to the Territory last The intricate details of evaluation of what the year, for the first time in improper "politics" there people of the Territory four years. Australians are important too, but can do for themselves had almost forgotten the they must surely take and what they still need place. second place to the fun- to be helped with. This is a shameful damentals outlined. When trying to make state of affairs, and both Both Mr. Whitlam and al mileage out of politic and the Government Prime Minister. Mr. the Territory. both Mr. the Opposition must shoul- Gorton (who will, no Whitlam and Mr. Gorton der the blame. follow Mr. Whit- should remember it is doubt. Where an activity be- lam later this year) the Australian taxpayers comes forgotten and falls should bear this in mind. who will decide the Govfrom scrutiny, therein lians are inter- ernment in 1972—not the Austra lies a dangerous poten- ested in their trust. They of the Territory. tial for corruption to be- want to know the truth people reason alone. this For tc come rampant. Whitlam, would do well about what is happening surely the indigenous THE LEADER of the Federal Opposition, Mr. Gough hm uneart Whitla Mr. f I done. people of Papua-New Guiwill be decided by the Australian people ed some of this informa- and what is being , remember that the 1972 Federal election Whitlam's motives nea can be spared politiMr. tion and threw it at the be clearly com- cal expediency. .— not those of Papua and New Guinea. I highly Government and the Aus- would ble visit his for es motiv the leave ory if incitement Territ menda His latest pronouncements in the tralian people he would of the local people and indeed be doing a worth- "self-rule regardless" prosuspicious. THE RECORD CLASSIer, that the Austra- while job. howev imhighly seems d by It replace were visit mises the large and By once to Mr. Whitlam has Plans are now under an earnest concern for F1EDS GET RESULTS. Mr. Whit- lian people would like again stirred up trouble has been just that, but probable that way for the construction know. ly recent only had lam at on this visit, but this Mr. Whitlam's speech the alleged A fter all, Australia does of an overseas wharf. time a different sort of Lae last week could have learned of + MEMORIALS + . ship over costing S3 million, in the trouble from that of last sparked off strife had his state of affairs able ex- have a trustee the of area Bay the country and its peo- Milne The only reason Year His January, 1970, audience been so minded. planat his out- ple, and it behoves every Territory. for ion illusdid it r, oweve trip was punctuated by H This will apparently is that he Australian to be conSeveral outbreaks of vio- trate fairly vividly Mr. burst at Lae 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE ce about three ships servi politiof up welfare stir the for to ted cerned lence among people there, Whitlam's concern dur- wan . a month ising in A fra-5 and Memorial Work. Erected Scecial people the indigenous cal trouble. notably members of the ing his tour. Local people say the anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed there. militant Mantaungan asexisting facilities at SaDesigns and Quotes without oblioat,on Millions of dollars of marai, less than 30 miles sociation. over 60 years experience.'' Mone 35-1661 4 have lly -We I Mulla k Patric by to go taxpayers' money The unrest now is a and right on the away more peaceful one, but the Territory each year. overseas shipping lane, Comes from men who are very little of what could have been re-built and he trouble this From that concerned with the lives Mr. Whitlam said s to it is heard for about one-tenth the happen al politic gain lian Govern- hoped to and welfare of the people the Austra in this country. abot4t for home at age advant cost. reately was deliber ment themselves. tarding political develop- the next Federal election. How is the money Also at Milne Bay, new is it They suggest there are ment in the Territory. arters are being KNOW? spent. and Oa whom HE headqu DOES HOW More things Mr. Whitlam ( Les McGann, Manager-Licensee) stat- spent? What sort of pro- built, although local surm has Whitla Mr. Territhe d accuse He should look into other tory's biggest political ed that the Territory will gress is being made with veys indicate three other than the machinations of people? places would have been FOR FINE ACCOMMODATION BY THE SEA party, Compass, of being have immediate self-gov- the various political bodies. a "stooge organisation." ernment if Labor is electWhat is the average better suited and situatAND SUMMER FUN ALL YEAR ROUND. that elec- standard of education of ed for the future developat power to ed WHY WAIT TILL YOUR • Comfortable Modern This, he claimed, was • Excellent Cuisine tion. the people, and what is ment of the area T IME? manipulated by Austrathis pro- their standard of living? r Lunches — Delightmade has He Counte • Bars and Lounge This visit was suppos- lian businessmen and WE ARE INTERESTED tellt really withou mise are work of type What ed to have been a low plantation owners to ful Beer Garden • Icy Cold Party Kegs and ing the Australian people the native people doing. Both these projects key one, a visit where their advantage. • Moderate Tariff — Ample Free Temprite or the Parliament how he and for what sort of strongly suggest irresthe Labor leader would use er improp or le sion ponsib conclu the reached why case, the is f I Parking. such make wages? contact with the then did Mr. Whitlam the people of Papua and of Australian money in ,People at the common . ENTERTAINMENT UNIQUE NORTH OF THE 261H e These are questions the Territory . . . not by level. wait until his visit to New Guinea are capabl PARALLEL, ONLY MINUTES FROM THE which scream out to be the indigenous people. draw attention to the and ready for self-rule. Re would thus be CARNARVON TOURIST CENTRE Those questions are answered. It is this in- but by Australian offimanipulation? Why didn't ,9 find out what theable or- he make the accusation matters the Federal Par- formation the Australian cials. R eservations — Phone 53, Carnarvor nary People feel should thrash Government should make It is these things—the about In this country, either to liament the question of , all people at the of le education f reely availab self-gove- the people or in the na- out. ernnient. their well-being, their There are many things,times. tional parliament?

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The National Theatre from the Playhouse wiu bring "Barefoot In The WHILE many seem quite happy at the content of Religious programmes Park," by Neil Simon, directed by Edgar Meton commercial television, and even radio, I am not. calfe, to most W.A. towns But every now and then we do get something out of the ordinary on ABC this year. Channel 2. The schedule is:8 Kalamunda Shire Hall One such programme Who Stole New York Sunday, Jan. 24: Chanwill be screened on Sun- City"; 7.30 p.m.: Skippy, nel 9, 9.45 p.m., If These February 8 Kalamunda Shire day (Jan. 24)-this week's "Bird in Hand." Walls Could Speak (30 Hall CHALLENGE, entitled Channel 7-3.20 p.m.: min.). All about Mary 10 Kellerberrin "The Hated Society: The Jane Withers Film Festi- Queen of Scots. 11 Merredin Jesuits." val, "Rascals"; 4.30 p.m.: Monday, Jan. 25: Chan13 Southern Cross And from this title you Thunderbirds, "Danger at nel 7, Dr. Kildare-"One 16 Kalgoorlie Town deduce that it's all Ocean Deep"; 5.30 p.m.: For The Road." This WHAT does the Perth television industry think viewers are? can Hall about the Jesuits. Nature Walkabout; 5.55 should interest many Dim wits? 17 Kambalda Hall MacDonald Hastings, a p.m.: The Flintstones; since it deals with the Week after week we're fed with a whole host of old time movies, given former pupil of the Jes- 6.30 p.m.: Daktari, "The treatment of alcoholics. 19 Norseman Shire Hall 11.15 p.m., Marriage Consuch fancy titles as "midday matinee," "late movie" and the rest of it. On uits, writes and narrates Killer Cub." 20 Esperance the programme, which Monday, January 25, to fidential. more occasions than not, they should be advertised as "obsolete movies". 24 Lake Grace takes a hard look at the Thursday, January 28:ABC: Retrespect, "The Just because the warm weather is here doesn't mean we're all at the principles and eventful 27 Hyden ABC: Sesame Street (8 Ship That Wouldn't Die." beach morning, noon and night. Not all of us care to be served with a history of the Society of a.m. and 4.30 p.m.); The Biography of the U.S.S. March 6 York Jesus. Queen Street Gang (3 Franklin whose crew was - movie that was seen 10, maybe 15 years ago. Beyond that, sometimes. 10 Toodyay The Society is often p.m.). one of the most decoratThe January 17-23 T.V wretched, worn out re- cater for thousands and misunderstood. Banned Channel 7: Here's Hum- ed in U.S. Navy history. Tuesday, Jan. 25: 8.35 schedule supplied to us runs (and here I don't thousands of people. Give in all European countries phrey (10.30 a.m.); Rocky F REE CONCERT by our Sunday newspap- mean only the old full- them a fair go, yet let at various times in the and His Friends (4 p.m.); p.m., Discovery, "There memseveral of its past, p.m.: Moby Dick; 5 4.30 It Is . . . Where It Is?" ers shows 42 movies list- length films) could pro- them know your feelings. The W.A. Symphony bers have leapt into pro- p.m.: Tales of the Vik- A look at the earth's min- Orchestra, with ed for the period. fitably be used up by conducminence in the fields of ings; 5.25 p.m., The Hath- erals. PROGRAMME tor Verdon Williams, and The majority of us well-produced Australian exploration, astronomy, COLOURED? aways. Wednesday, Jan. 27: the WA.S.O. Trumpet don't have the time-or productions. Channel 9: 4 p.m.: Gig- 9.55 p.m., Profiles of Pow- Trio, Don Johnson, Division Four, ContraABC's Challenge -- sociology, theology and the patience - to sit Peter even politics. antor; 4.30 p.m.: Phantom er (repeat), Archbishop Garnaut and Kevin through some of the bandits, Homicide, Hun- "Until Armageddon" Johnprove good t should I Agents; 5 p.m.: Prince Knox. ston, will give an "AusIt trash. Granted, some of ter and The Battlers- was enlightening. viewing. Planet; 5.28 p.m.: Little Thursday, Jan. 28: Che- tralia Day" Free Concert the films are good. But, just to name those I've showed us what the Another programme that People. querboard - A behind- at the Supreme Court come on, channel direc- I've seen-are well writ- Jehovah's Witnesses are, should prove interesting My selections for the the-scenes look at three Gardens on Sunday, Jantors, let's be more selec- ten, acted, directed and with particular emphaShip That week:"The i marriage bureaux. there Certainly produced. uary 31, at 8 p.m. sis on Britain. And I s tive. Give us, the viewWouldn't Die," in this ers, what WE want; not is room for improve- can tell you, some of us week's Retrospective on A T THE MOVIES what you think we ment. But, then, improve- haven't the faintest idea January 25. Monday, experiwith comes ment what they represent, exshould get. Narrated by actor-danence. cept that they are socer Gene Kelly, himself PRESS FORWARD, MEN would advise viewers called religious "outa former U.S. Navy LieuSURELY now is the who are dissatisfied with casts". tenant, it reconstructs 4figi weekWhatever our of one content may time feel for the Australian HELLO DOLLY (Paris) is a moviegoers must. one is left with any lastthe history of the U.S.S. actors, actresses and ly programmes to write about the Witnesses and Franklin, whose crew be- Not for the story nor for the songs, but for the ing impressions of producers to continue to the channels concern- their convictions, one came the most decorated brilliant performances of the principals, the "Hello Dolly," I think their fight for more ed. Don't be complacent. can't help admiring their in the history of the U.S. visual treat of Gower Champion's choreography they would be of the treprime time on TV. The Say you're not going to tremendous faith and Navy. mendous dance scenes. and the delightful costuming. recent concession by stand for it. After all, capacity for work. They The fifth warship nam The restaurant routine is the authorities is just we pay licences. get doors slammed at Big Hollywood extrav- chorus of "Hello Dolly" one of the most entered after Benjamin Frankthe first step. It shouldIt is partly our fault them, cursed and abused, lin, this Essex class car- aganzas have lost favour before being eclipsed. taining scenes of the n't be allowed to be the for not letting the T.V. but they come roaring Gower rier served as a floating with film audiences and Champion's film. Gene Kelly's direconly step. back for more punishmen know how we feel airfield for lighters and there is much in "Hello choreography dominates tion is delicate and masTime taken by these It is difficult to please or ment. They're fanatical. torpedo planes. Dolly" that is tedious. the film throughout. If terful. Last week's programme As part of the flotilla in The too-elaborate sets. was suggested by the the Pacific, she encoun- the too well organised Witnesses themselves. tered her share of kami- spectacle, the too obBut they later withkaze pilots. But March, vious plot, the drawn-out drew from it when they 1945, saw her become the song numbers. learnt their "drop-outs" However, these detracdirect target of a concenTHROUGHOUT history, the Jews have had to would be interviewed. trated attack by Japan- tions are pushed into in- fight continually for the survival of their race and too. significance by the better ese bombers, at the end nation. While Challenge brought of which she became a aspects of the film. to light some of the ideo floating inferno. Barbra Streisand gives Today, the existence hostiv des. were trt,fully logy and methods of the Franklin's crew show- an exquisite performance of a Jewish nation is still enumerated and explainWitnesses, it was quite ed extraordinary cour- as the scheming match- n-;t assured. The inhabit- ed. unfair to an extent. Most age (half of them had maker, Dolly Levi, who 2nt5 of the tiny State of Unfortunately. the preof those interviewed were died) as they rallied to will arrange anything for Israel face daily the pros sentation of these "facts" disenchanted Witnesses. save the trapped and the a price. accompanied by pect of being swept into was But I don't think it was ship. Miss Streisand's actin' the neighbouring Medit- much blatantly false antimeant to have a slant; Viewers will see these is superb. her personal- erranean Sea by the hos- Arabic propaganda. This this came about purely very crew members-who ity the tile Arab nations sur- attempt to malign the vibrates off because active Witnesses were about 18 to 20 at the screen, encasing and be- rounding them. Arabs was a major flaw refused to take part in time-recount those har- witching the audience so The pre-festival film in the production. the programme. rowing moments. that they are forced to "Survival" "Survival" also gave a (Somerville ever The her. idolise fleeting Auditorium) showed glimpse of conthe Commentator and in programmes: Week's w onder ful Streisand determination, military temporary Israeli culterviewer Esther Rantzen T.V. - Religious pro- voice makes interesting planning and efficiency ture. This was another showed us how Brookgrammes: Sunday. Janu- what would otherwise be that have permitted the mistake on the part of lyn, centre of the moveary 24-ABC 2-11 am.. some very insipid songs Israelis to continue to the producers. An hour ment, had a strong hold Service; 8.50 p.m., Divine Michael Crawford, as exist and flourish in such long documentary has on the various other na-"The Hated Cornelius provides most Challenge only time to concentrate hostile environment. branches. The protional These Records are the answer to those gramme conveyed a cer- Society: The Jesuits." of the comedy in the a The recurring theme on one subject. The time of future and history film. Cornelius has stag- throughout this hour- allotted to showing the r eticent or reluctant to give Sex tain regimentation in the The the Jesuits is examined by nated in the provincial long documentary was Israeli way of life meant Witness movement. MacDonald Hastings. Education. They open a way to a town of Yonkers all his that Israel shall survive that the main subject The epilogue to ChalChannel 9: 11.30 a.m. He seizes an oppor- as a nation, no matter couldn't be treated in as greater, wider and more Christian lenge, conducted by Religion: "1000-Mile Jour- life. tunity afforded by the what the cost in human much depth as was desJames Peter, was meant ney." A socialite's search absence of his employer. or material sacrifice. irable. outlook on Sex. as a discussion of the for brotherhood in the Horace Vandergelder, to Breathtaking seenerY Concentrating mainly as situation Australian slums of New York. visit New York for one on the 1967 six-day war and extraordinarily excompared with that of Channel 7: 11.30 a.m., day of really living. work the film gave a vivid and cellent camera Obtainable now atBritain. Religious programme (no His talents as comed- absorbingly interesting thrilled the audience. Remarkably, the two details). ian, singer and dancer al- account of this conflict. Contrasts, such as the Witnesses interviewed- For children:most resulted in Craw- We were informed, by sudden switch of the performance eclip- the commentators and camera from a hapPl and I forgot their names Sunday, January ford's ABC, disprove to -sought that of Walter by those interviewed in crowd of civilians to the sing your this 24, 10.50 a.m.: Is practically all the more thau. Mat the film such as General blood soaked remnants "Medical Techpoints career? controversial Walter plays the penny- Doyan, of the superb effi- of war, were used to 12 p.m.: Would nology." pinching Horace Vander- ciency and heroic brav- good effect. brought up by the proyou believe?: 12.30 p.m.: gramme-like a Witness's He doesn't do ery of the Israeli soldier. gelder. The film failed as an English by Television; around This bravery prompted account of the six-day role in marriage. Miniature much, just flops p.m.: 12.45 I would agree there Chess Masterpieces; 12.55 in the background. How- by the knowledge that war but succeeded in ever, Walter is at his best the soldier is fighting for showing the Israelis .deare, and must be, some p.m.: Wildlife. 77 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH difference when he is least active. his and his family's very termination to survive. in the moveChannel 9- 12 p.m.: He has some quiet qual- existence. The brilliant technique ment in England and the Savage Raid- ity that makes his very Fort Movie, The presentation made it events leading of to movement here in Ausp.m.: Harrigan's Presence an asset to any the commencement of a delight to watch. 2.25 ers; tralia. But surely none Kid; 2.50 p.m.: Fort film of those disenchanted p.m.: Great participating Apache; 6.30 One of the big disapWitnesses "The Man dventure, A pointments of the film in the programme would Witness distort is the oh, so short apdare pearance of Louis Armteaching and ideology. One Record for Children up to 11 Years. Keep abreast with the strong. One is led to ex-SOLE AGENTS---Somebody, somewhere, One Record for 11 Years on to Adulthood. abreast pect more than a 60-seckeep times; must have got their facts R. CONNABEER & COMPANY appearance by the wrong. Or they don't with the Church-Read ond Louis advertising. films SUBIACO. PHONE 81-1410 165 HAY STREET, want to know. THE RECORD. manages to rasp out a

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NATURE NOOK

BIRTHDAYS

Children's World

THE ANT LION

* SUNDAY

JANUARY 24 Carmel Dugan, Floreat Park (11); Helen Smith, Riverton (5); Brian Poole Tuart Hill (15); Terri Catlin, Wembley (11); Fiona Baird, Goomalling InHow are you al l? I hope your holi- (6); Michael Sinclair, glewood (9); Thomas and enjoyable proved far so have days V ander Togt, New NorI, myself, am on holi- cia ntertaining. (12); Valerie Massey, e Stephen days at the moment and am having Mt. Lawley (11); Morley (15); MauDean, time. a wonderful reen Kavanagh, Shenton Park (14); Beverley Graham, Medina (10); Ann Judge: Do you plead Perhaps holidays are a good time Marie McMullen, Scarguilty or not guilty to the all for God thank to remember THE ANT LION is a to borough (14); Barbara the charge of drunken small insect that digs a rashus, Hastie, bacon the Cut upon tin showered One NGREDIENTS: has I he lessings (14). Waroona b pit to capture ants for ers in half and arrange driving? baked beans; one tableDrunken driver: Guilty. its food. It is really the to try to remember, also, that we them on top of the spoon tomato sauce;; Judge: Then the pen- larva (young) of an inMONDAY beans. one tablespoon of molshould try to share these blessings * alty is one week in jail sect that looks like a ARY 25 JANU and oven an in Place four treacle; or asses w ith others. dragonfly. bake at about 350 de- or $50. Wayne Francis, Clovor five rashers bacon: Drunken driver: I'll Sometimes known as grees for 45 minutes. erdale (14); Mark Ryan one onion. take the $50. the DOODLEBUG, the..1.And what about Mum? Is she ex- Narrogin (13); Cheryl METHOD: Open a can Serve. * ant lion has a plump (14); hausted from trying to cope with your Moore, Kalgoorlie This would be a fine of beans and pour Gladys: Sometimes my hairy body, with a pair Walraven, East ne Susan Mum's them into a casserole. meal to serve for father takes things apart demands and longing for you to go Victoria Park (12); Ther- Slice extending from an onion and sep- holiday week, although to find out why they of jaws you then is, she If school? (13); head. It has Myaree narrow its ese Rayner, for back to ask to need may you Add rings. arate it into don't go. of legs and pairs Dickson, Mt. Hawthree Kevin soul-searching some do better onion rings, molasses a little help in lighting had Eileen: So what? can walk only backthorn (10); Carol Gibson putting and oven, the tomato and her treacle, better or give you'd to minds your Gladys: So a nd make up wards. Bentley (14); Michael Mix your dish in and out. go. sauce to beans. time. your (10). of Dampier To make its pit, the ant Jackson, ome s Good luck! well. * lion chooses a place with can't You Teacher: dry, sandy soil. By walkTUESDAY sleep in my classroom! ing round and round and By doing as many of her chores as * JANUARY 26 Lazy Larry: I could if using its tail as a shovel you can, for perhaps even one week there wasn't so much to push the sand away York Jones, Kathy nicest the of one perhaps be would noise! (4); Peter Hitchcock, it gradually makes a things you could do. This is charity Gosnells (14); Margaret I'LL take it that you'll accept my words as fair funnel-shaped hole as a want you Do Barber: Floreat Park enough when I say we Australians are rather much as two inches acbeginning at home! Make her sit McNulty, (12); Rosetta Nicoli, N. l when it comes to pushing something hair cut? ross and either one or down with a book, or laze in the sun. Perth (13); Helen Scan- lackadaisica Customer: No! I want wo inches deep. t for the cause of souls. them all cut! In a week, you will really begin to lan, Como (9); Carolyn The ant lion then hides * ":• Redcliffe (8); As a rule, I visit the in the Church if they itself in the sand at the appreciate your mother and you won't Coverley, news Catholic Doubleview Sally Talati, table in the church don't read A girl asked her bro- bottom of the pit and be bored! (12); Peter Chinnery, porch where The Record in Catholic papers? ther: What leather makes awaits a victim. When an Scarborough (13); Mar- and other religious peri- It got a bit too much' the best shoes? ant or other small insect tina Landers, Kalgoorlie odicals are sold, and I for me, and I said to a Her brother replied: I comes too close to the all, you bless God (12); Clair Quinn, Mt. am surprised at the num- gentleman coming into don't know, but banana edge of the pit, the small Lawley (11); Frankie Ber- ber of people who pass Mass, "Aren't you going skins make the best slip- grains of sand give way tola, King River (14). by the religious publica- to buy The Record?" pers. and it falls into the pit. BROTHER JUNIPER replied, he "Yes," tions and make straight The ant lion then kills for the boy outside the though I suspect he * WEDNESDAY son went abroad its victim with its long "My church grounds in order hadn't given it a thought ten years ago to make his sharp jaws and sucks JANUARY 27 to buy from him even till then. the juices from its body. fortune." Marlene Mathews. Mt. two or three copies of "Don't make a kneeler "And what is he worth —FROM WORK BOOK Shirley Ann secular papers. (13); Yokine out of it." said I. "Read now?" Letters to BROTHER JUNIPER, including all ENCYCLOPEDIA. Wicks. Redcliffe (12); How are Catholics to it from cover to cover." sure for know don't I " him to competition entries, should be addressed Geraldine O'Brien, Ap- know of what is going on Here's hoping. But the New York police Jane. stop Mother: lecross (10); Bernard at P.O BOX 104, Tuart W.A. 6060. are offering twenty thou- reaching over the table, Kensington Courtney, sand dollars for informa- haven't you got a tongue? (13); Judy Esmond, Mantion about him." 'ane: Yes, but my arm ning (11); Simon Hill, * is longer. Kambalda (9); Vickey My Sirthday is Clune, Belmont (8); CarLittle CoIm: Are you Teacher: Jimmy are mel Por.ton, Perenjori an actress, Auntie? yeers ot ego ( 8): John Diviney. RedI am now Auntie: No dear. Why you talking through your nose" rliffe (10); Trevor Veen, do you ask? William III, on his way Jimmy: Oh. no. sir. I An autobiography is Rivervale (8). Little Colin: Because Name. a book by a racing motor- to Hampton Court. tum- Daddy said when you have such a cold I can't bled over a mole and came we'd have a scene. even breathe through it. ist. * AAddress * THURSDAY ddress broke his collarbone— * JANUARY 28 which was fatal to a man Pat swaggered joyfully A general practitioner of his constituency. The very thin work- into the bar. Douglas Harman, Inis a man who knows man and the very fat one "Hallo." asked Casey, glewood (14); Michael what's wrong with the had been having an ar- where have you been?" (14); Rodgers, Boulder who people are Spivs S chool army. "I've been along to the Keith Shadbolt, Osborne work in ways the Gov- gument and had descenstation to see my ma-in Park (13): Jennifer Jones ernment hasn't thought ded to personalities. Hobby "From the look of law off," replied Pat. Morley (7): Julia Papard A man of light and of. "What's that on your you." said the fat one. Walliston (8); Tanta Hep- learning is one who "one would think there hands?" asked Casey. pener, Queens Park (7); knows how to mend an "They're black." The Scotch hated the had been a famine." Nate fill In the c-...,t)on etr2ve In BIG LETTERS end Nino it to Stephen O'Brien, Kelms- electric fuse. "Yes," came the quick "Oh. yes," said the English. Record.•• 450 Her Street , Perm, so cott (11). ,A1 ,unlot irt,re, /unto*. 4,4 • 4, REVENGE reply. "and one look at other merrily. "that ic e rolinirl he me.. 'Wee vOto oh this .3000 r• 1, you would convince any- from the engine. I patMark Twain wanted to By a trick the Persians * FRIDAY borrow a book from a were enjuiced to attack. one that you had caused ted it when it took her JANUARY 29 it oft." neighbour, but was told Lonie Reid, Dalwallinu that the man never alHenry VIII was brave. (10); King, lowed the book to be Gregory Woodlands (10): Mary taken away from his lib- corpulent and cruel, he was frequently married SUNDAY: Durnell. Palmyra (13); rary. Remember your New Year Reso;i: D ,Y,TOHUE CRAENC SREND James Woodford. ClareHe gave Twain per- to a widow, had an ulcer tion. and do something about it. " mont (11): Vicki Cover- mission to come there on his leg and great dea special prayer for peace. ley, Redcliffe (9); Peta and read the book as cision of character. HELP your mother more than us7! MONDAY: OVERSEAS Gannawdy. Boulder (13); often as he liked. Then Perhaps begin that holiday week asked Nicholas Thompson. Clo- the neighbour TO A FRIEND, RFLATIVE, OR her that Brother Juniper sugges-, Henry VIII was very (9); Shenade Mark Twein for a loan verdale Play TUESDAY: cruel to with someone you don't particuAnn and Boleyn Myles, Doubleview (10); of Twain's lawnmower. ONE OF THE FAMILY. ironed her. (Text book larly like. You may !Ind that you William Hassett. 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, . THERE are three basic differences between the work of Catholic and Anglican lay missionaries in' MOZART'S LAST piano concerto, No. 27 in B Flat, K.595—first performed New Guinea. in Vienna's Heaven's Gate Road (Himmelpfortgasse)—wi l l open Saturday An Aliglican Minister, table for missionary serNight Concert (January 23) on the Second Network and Regional stations Elev. A. Haley, former vice are able to be abFESTIVAL of Perth almost on us parish priest of Rabaul, sorbed in other areas of W ITH THE Workshops giving the latest a t 8 p.m. Composers' for many years a service." and with i ts Fou Ts'ong, who toured Australia for the ABC last year, will play the missionary in PapuaFather Haley impresof our contemporaries, a word of pity for fforts e composers is not out of place. piano. Hungarian Janos Ferencsik, making his first Austral ian concert tour, New Guinea, said in a sed at the high calibre modern report to the Australian of Catholic lay missionexperiment with new forms, we think will conduct the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. If they Auglican Board of Mis- aries in the Territory, rewe old forms, with continue they if them ugly;dull. Basically, I imagine that, if any was Champetre, which Pou- I were ignored, and the sions the Catholic situa- commended that a joint recording This find them lence wrote for Wanda concert became extreme- tion differed from the Catholic-Anglican course really has something worthwhile to say, made at a Sydney Subly popular. It will be Anglican in that:— be conducted. Landowska. Concert. scription composer whatever form he pleases and the he will say it in H andel's Concerto broadcast over the Sec- • Religious orders were coincidence, the By "The facilities of the respond. current series of all 27 Grosso No. 3 in E Minor ond Network in a pro- responsible for different House of Epiphany could public will of music the to listening from comes the gramme of guitar music Vicariates and dioceses be offered to the Paulian Ali this of Mozart's concertos Op. 6 completes Copland, played by the London Symphony this week reaches an- broadcasts. on Thursday (January and the lay missionaries Association to their greaAaron 28), at 11.15 p.m. The were adjuncts to the ter comfort. and, I am under the composer (CBS 235367) (55.95). other in B Flat, No. K.6/ -orchestra O soloist is Siegfried Beh- established core. the 'Our Town' and 'Quiet 238, which is very differof more of consist CROWD A sure, our enrichment. works The • The Vicariates and diomusic, suites taken from incidental music to a ent in style and emotion. than 4,000 at Ann Arbor, rend. "Further. I would sugity' C ceses were smaller and -oplay, the 'Outdoor Overture', and 'Two It is one of the first six Michigan, U.S.A., gave gest our course be enmovie and a resultant a HARRISON BIRTWIS- there was completely original con- the Melbourne Symphony String Orchestra'. larged to include people team knit closely more Pieces for up TLE'S winds Medusa tremendous a Orchestra pleasant, unpretentious music, cornpet- certos Mozart composed not yet convinced but inof workers. It is all played. I in Salzburg between 17 ovation after its concert Thursday Night Concert • In many Vicariates or terested in a vocation in competently and together put ently and 23. (His earliest con- there on United Nations ( January 28) on the Secthe missions of the very dull. arrange- Day, October 24 last year. ond Network at 8 p.m. dioceses, there was a Church." were certos f ound it all back dates form same the of music greater employwider for scope introSainthill Two items of this con- Peter ments of other men's Much The century to Wagner's `Tannhauser'. cert will be broadcast on duces. It opens with the ment owing to more music.) over a the Venusberg music is played by the No. 6 will be broadcast Monday, January 25, at overture to ais, by Ra- available cash. In cases Overture and Symphony Orchestra under Erich Leinsdorf on January 29 at 8.45 p.m. 9.15 p.m. from the Sec- meau, followed by Mo- known personally to him ondon L zart's Haffner Serenade there had been careful 4187 (S5.50) and forms an exciting Melbourne pianist, Max ond Network. on Decca PFS planning in the economy K.250. SymMelbourne The the Copland. Cooke, is the soloist, contrast with of the mission so that -0with Orchestra, apart phony Melbourne years the 15 by some backed pieces two the wrote Wagner the cash available was "pop" little a on NOW conductSlovak Ladislav dirOrchestra him in his matur- Symphony Some of the Religious by grant from outnot and the Venusberg music shows anthe Following again music. ected by Leonard Dom- ing, will be heard p rogrammes on ABC the diocese. side ity. on Wednesday, January nouncement that Simon by mett. that Radio: observed The other side has the `Rosenkavalier' Suite 27, at 10.30 p.m. on the and Garfunkel have split, He haters for -omusic Sunday, January 24: operatic have involvonly sides were priests both so trauss will They the A.B.C. Radio S Second Network. musi;. the itself, conand Chaplains as ed Rosenkavalier' 'Der In CZECHOSLAVAKIAN 6WF (First Network): will perform Symphony trace the steps that have of opera. sultants. words, themes and snip- harpsichordist, Zuzana No. 1 by Australian com- led them to fame. the with on 8 a.m. Education for and on ows fl Father Haley, secretary Change — Rev. W. C ebb and flow Ruzickova, due in Aus- poser, George Dreyfus. The special programme pets of themes coming and going in an frustrating to those tralia in August for her will be broadcast on of the Board of Missions, Coughlan, of Sydney, ex-owhich, I suppose, could be is here, tour concert the first suite, changing the In century, January 28, on Queensland, attended an amines Thursday, developed. 20th fully THE tune IN who like a good eight-day course conduct- society. concerts two in soloist 7.15 at Rod Network and First the -composer themes the of Spanish tunes the take did ed by the PALMS Lay Strauss 6.30 p m.—Comx. suite. What on Wednesday, January rigo wrote his Aranjuez p.m. Missionary Movement in moulded them into an orchestral the on p.m. 7.30 at 27, -oguitar. the for Concerto Hymn Singing. the prefer still I But too! are, they tunes Sydney. glorious Second Network, and 8 He was criticised then beTHE DEEP, pleasant 6WN: 7.30 a.m. Sacred "Although PALMS whole opera. p.m. on Regionals. cause critics claimed the voice of Melbourne's Matt would like more people Music. 11 a.m. Divine Haydn is a composer coming more and more to heard on be will Flinders feetoo possessed She opens the hour- guitar ridiculous qualified for a particular Service. the fore over the last decade. It sounds long programme with ble a "voice" to make it- A.B.C. Regionals at 9.15 discipline to volunteer, reckoned been 9.15 p.m.—Cross always has to say this, since he Harpsichord Con- self heard above a mod- p.m. on Thursday (Janu- they have so far been only Bach's ago, — The Churches' influgeneration a to up but, greats Flinthe in "Matt 28) the ary mong a serto in D, BWV1054, and ern orchestra. able to place all volun- ence on early Australian were The pundits, however, ders Show." Concert with the Salomon symphonies and an odd oratorio closes teers in some form of history by Most Rev, Dr. we heard at rare intervals in performance. Now, service," he said. Felix Arnott. Anglican of hundreds have discovered the delights of literally "Being part of a larger Archbishop of BrisbarBOOK REVIEW by Barry Pestana works. his other ta orzankation PAT.11•4 One of the oddest of these delights is a set of five part of the larger concertos written for the King of Naples who played Paulian Association) has "THE RECORD" a distinct the lyre. Since nobody else did, Haydn transcribed advantage. performthem have to Those not proving accep- IN EVERY HOME the works for flute and oboe ed during his triumphal London visits. They have been recorded from time to time, sometimes adapted to guitar. All five are now issued in the French Musidisc Richesse Classique series. Nos. 1 and 5 on MATILDA, by Paul Gallico; published by Heinemann O PTOMETR I STS RC1'63 and the rest on RC164 (each disc at $2.95). • 1 72a Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 Scarborough Iheard the first record and was carried away by "DEEZE MAFIA GUYS IN U.S. HAVE REAL CLASS NOW- read the heading 30 2 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 the of performance the brilliance and flair of the on Page 5 of January 13's Daily News. R . F. W;LLIS, W.A.O.A., Optorre!- . s! Collegium Mesicum of Paris, with Jeane-Pierre This book is hilariously all Rampal and Pierre Pierlot as soloists. Both concorners — he WHAT a coincidence ing funny, yet, at times, reminkind, knocks their of out examples the few middlea because, certos are enchanting that was iscent of Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto at minutes before I picked weight boxing champion t ouchingly serious. Like when Gallico describes • HAMS—BACON times, as well they might be, because Haydn never up the newspaper, I had of the world. Lee Dockthe pathetic and sad face erty. is reading finished • COOKED MEATS stopped learning, right up to his old age. This Famous sports journal- of Matilda as he lay on MATILDA. one reason why he is never dull. • SAUSAGES ist Duke Parkhurst is. by all fours in the ring after A nd guess what? The chance, present when Dockerty hit him. • CONTINENTAL book was all about the this happens. And, when We also come to have S MALLGOODS FILM REVIEW Bob Roberts as Mafia. And, funnily en- he publishes his piece. a tinge of sympathy for ough, one of the central the wheels start turning Gin di Angeletti as Galcharacters in it was one as the Mafia gets into lico tells of the hold that Gio di Angeletti, a pro- the act. the Mafia has on him. businessman In writing this spoof minent Though it may be phygraduate of on organised Mafia-type sically and impossible. 7HE GREATEST NAM Harvard, and also one crime, Gallico c 41.41rnarNmvshows MATILDA would make a of the Mafia's regional great insight in gangsters great hit as a picture. heads. Paul Gallico. author of in sport. He is probably It seems straight forIS DEATH other hooks, numerous writing his own from exThe story in the Daily ward but the innuendos PREDESTINED? periences as a newspaper has come up with ”‘t anhow the concealed— us News told well THIS is the question are too other winner. its man. educated the audience is left to their meaning is only ex- Mafia 2 LONDON COURT future leaders by sendPonder on viewing Fes- posed at the end. tival of Per th film, Un The meandering strings ing them to university, P hone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 Soir Un Train (One of the film are tied to- and how it operated unevening on a train) , gether in a tight knot der the cover of legitimFOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY, Currently showing at with one deft movement acy. SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL 1•ROUPS, Etc the Somerville AuditorAnd MATILDA told us at the end. SANTIAGO, Chile.—Chile's cardinal has warned Established 25 Years ium. a similar tale in a roundagainst outbreaks of violence in the country. Montand is Mathias about sort of way. It is an absorbing film. Vreeman, a professor of Under ordinary cirOne that can be seen Cardinal Raul Silva) aged, the young and the linguistics on his way to cumstances, an item like several times and still another city to give a Henriquez, of Santiago, adult, the faithful and this has no place in a aPPrecia t ed. lecture. He argues with book review. But, to me, stressed that poverty, the unbeliever, the sir The surrealistic nature sacrifice and peace were ner and the innocent. his mistress Anne (Miss Of the film is not evident Aimee), a French theatri- it illustrates the great in- the marks of "the new sight that Gallico has of man" reborn in Christ. Until the end, though designer, who is his subject. Stu know everything is cal DRAMA ON working on a stage proAnd Gallico is one of not ss it should be. The government of SalEveryman the world's top writers of duction R ADIO 1)e5th is the coat in and Death, a work trans- simply because he makes vador Allende, a Marxist n,oh director who became president of It's common knowledge Andre later by Vreeman. it a point to do his home- Chile last November with in Perth that, if you want l'elvaux has clad the tarn. At the last moment she work setting the backing of commun- a continuous babble of before thought onto paper. , Three men are strand- loins him on the train. ist organisations, is using noise —" pop" music— York a ex-New The Ori desolate marshes Mathias falls asleep. variety of slogans bas- switch on to one of the atter they alight from a When he awakens, Anne Daily News movie critic ed on the "new man" commercial radio statntIrl--why? , is no longer in the com- and sports writer-editor- theme. tions. They sound so writes pics is the answer the partment. He goes in columnist much alike. fl,dierlee struggles to search of her and is tures, not just sentences. Since the election, there Th But if you want to give as the film builds stranded. He paints images with have been newspaper re- your ears a rest, turn the (IP to the occupation dial on to an ABC staa tingling climax. Suspense is built up as every word he uses, and ports of L'as, it to save these the three men seek help one can almost feel him by force of houses and tion. irom death? Is this creeping somewhere in farms, and of politically You'll be able to catch they are spared where they cannot un- the scene, with note- inspired violence on cam- a serial sometime. and — anybody derstand t he crashes are treated diffidently. book and pencil in hand. puses and among workThe programme for and brings train deathl end reliving it in words. ers. January is (at 8 p.m.):— When Mathias next January 24: The Alien rn hinges story a of is MATILDA Cardinal Silva said "the sees Anne, she is dead. eThlatie'orirsh% a kangaroo who sets the Infant Jesus is the king Corn (an adaptation of aw an (Yves Montand and Be prepared to think boxing alight and saviour who was pro- S omerset Maugham's world n a "Ian (Anouk Aimee). most famous stories). and not just be enter- when, in the course of mised to the poor. toi not an easy film tained if you go to see one of his earlier circusJanuary 31: The Burning of the Grass (by John man the is new though this "Jesus — the Plot i911°w, You will production. performances type S quite simple. enjoy the experience. which included challeng- for all, children and the Wilkie).

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W ORLD of SPORT ENGLISH CRiTICS HATE TO LOSE But then the English sporting critics have never been good losers. They are the parasites who live on the game, often making outlandish claims to gain wider circulation. Incidentally, if Australia is so untalented, why is it that it finished with more gold medals than Great Britain at the last Commonwealth Games. Where are the superior English tennis players? And what about its rugby league team. Surely, with a greater population—and if Australia is so untalented — there should be no need to try and dupe such a great sporting country. The belligerent John Snow must be made of pretty powerful stuff. The

has certainly taken us ( Australians, that is) a long time to realise that we are an untalented cricket nation. We are full of tricks, too. I mean, it's just not right that we should attempt to frighten MCC Test teams before a series even starts. WELL, it

Sounds corny, doesn't it? Just as corny as the puerile remarks by a socalled English columnist after the MCC defeated Australia in the Sydney Test. It has been described as one of England's greatest Test triumphs. Well, why not; it has been so long since the MCC .,as in a position to win back the ashes that English critics have every reason to crow. Do I sound just as chauvanistic as the English newspaper critics? I hope so, for I'm fed up with reading the mush they write. A person who comes out with a statement that Australia is an untalented cricket nation should have a licence to write, or should take a close look in his own backyard. He has every reason to be bitter. After all, we colonials (another term used) were taught by our English superiors what the game is all about. I guess it's just not cricket that Australia has held the whiphand over them for so long. The thing that irks is that the same English critics who have lauded the MCC's win over Australia will sink their fangs into their own team if it loses the next Test. There is a very good adage that applies to victory in any sport. Take victory as though you are used to it.

by Bob Roberts sight of him appears to have taken the stomach out of the Australian batting. In every Test so far, Snow has crashed through for early wickets. Sure, he is a fiery bowler who doesn't like to be hit—but he's not as good as Australian opening batsmen have made him appear. Snow's deliveries must be like icecream. The Australian batsmen are frequently tempted to lick out at them, consequently they have sacrificed their wickets too often. The thing that is worrying is: Has Snow got the Australian batsmen bluffed? Remember how our batting collapsed before the fast bowling onslaught in South Africa?

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They would rather win the Cup in a second grade competition than battle Australia in open competition. US tennis promoters have bought the Cup for their country by signing up every Australian player likely to represent opposition. About 130 attended the held in Melbourne, was Oh well, I wonder how far Australia Inter-State Catholic Ten- tabled by Victoria. Genwill go this year--unfortunately it has nis Carnival held in Ho- eral details are: tried all the easy paths to the final and bart (December 26-31) of Play to be on Albert still failed. which 11 were from W.A. Park Courts. With only a little over A ccommodation at one day's tennis complet Palm Lake Motel — oneSports Comment Barry Pestana ed of the scheduled six quarter mile from days of play, rain set in courts. eventually to make Dinner -dance function abandonment of the ten- to be held at the Starnis necessary. dust Hotel, Toorak. Naturally, In the first round, SINCE it has secured prizes and incentives in al States. Pennant presentations a place in the Merdeka the form of overseas there are varieties from Queensland got an early will be made on tournament for yet an- tours and the like. The country to country, but break to beat WA., while day, January 27,Wednesat a more promising boys are the main theme is the N.S.W. defeated S.A. and night other year, Western tennis medal tourAustralia must plan brought into the national same. Tas. defeated Victoria. nament at Tennivale, at Perhaps WA could folnow. There is still some squads as soon as they The second round was 8 p.m. time left before the are ready. Then, they are low suit. Appoint one Interrupted when WA. In the news recently team leaves for Kuala prepared for internation- State coach for a longer was leading S.A. one rub- was Miss Margaret La al competition only. period—say for five ber to nil. John Cripps Lumpur, Malaysia. There is no such thing years. Draw up a system- had just completed his Roche of St. Joseph's F itness and teamwork Queens Park Club, when are essential in the as random selections. atic plan, which should successful rubber when she announced her enmaking of a "number The senior team is include the encourage- the downpour commenc- gagement to Mario drawn from the senior ment of the game in ed. one' combination. Matassa. Miss La Roche squad. And schools. Place emphasis I have covered soccer training A t the Carnival Ball, w as WACLTA Miss for some years in Singa- wherever the national on the young, and not Miss Victoria C.L.T.A., Queen 1968, and to Mr. team goes, the pore. In that time, I whole highlight the individual Nanette Cuffley, was Matassa and Margaret have seen numerous squad—including reserv- brilliance of some of the crowned Australian Cath- the Association extends British, South American, es—goes, too. I've known star league players. olic Queen. its congratulat ions. teams who travel European with Success doesn't come (including The change of proengagement Another Russians), Australian (in- up to 25 players. But, of easy, and it is not fair gramme in the carnival Mr. cluding Western Austra course, most of the coun- for a controlling body placed more emphasis on notice concerninr. a pubh a) and Asian teams per tries I am referring to to appoint a coach for substitute social func- Brian Hearne, paper lished in a da-. seem to have unlimited a one-year period and form. tions and more time for recently, has been strongIn all cases, and in all finance. To them, "pres- expect him to perform visiting places of tourist Associamatches I have witnes- tige" is the word. miracles. It is only by Interest. Even with the ly denied by the ObviousTreasurer. tion sed, the more successful It all boils down to getting to know the playloss of the tennis sched- ly there is more Than one sides were those that this: Teams are trained ers, their temperaments ule the carnival was rat- Brian Hearne and the possessed co-ordination to click as teams. Indivi- and limitations, can a ed highly successful and Treasurer after recoverand endurance. Their tac duals are not wanted. coach succeed. And it is renewed inter - state ing from the shock of tical methods varied. only by playing and trainFrom time to time, the being confronted with In the dozens of inter- national coach and his ing together for years friendships. At the annual conferthe news cutting could views I have had with assistants are sent can a combination hope ence, the format of next only say "/ wch him team captains, trainers abroad to observe latest to succeed in internatyear's carnival, to be well." and managers, I have training methods. Their ional competition. come to one conclusion: knowledge is imparted I hope Western Austrasuccess comes after to other trainers. lia will put up as good— years of systematic planAs I've said before, or even better—a show ning. this is only a broad ex- at the 1971 Merdeka Admittedly, in the case planation of the average Tournament as it did of the Europeans, and training scheme adopted when it took third posieven some Asian coun- by these semi-profession- tion in 1967. MORE THAN 750 people turned up at St. Mary's tries, these men — playChurch, Leederville, to pay their 17.3t respects to ers and officials — are former WA Catholic Lawn Tennis Association secprofessionals, some soretary, Robert Joseph Taylor, who died recently called "semi-professionals". at the age of 29. The trend among the Requiem Mass was friends and represent& majority is this: there celebrated by a former tives of the tennis, footis usually one full-time GLOUCESTER PARK classmate, Rev. Father ball and squash world, national coach, with asLawrence Apps. He was and also the Old Boys, sistants. The job of this 7.15 —QUALIFYING STAKES (1). assisted by the adminis- teachers and students 01 coach is to supervise Travis Frosty, No Reason, Smokey trator of St. Mary's, Marist College, Church training programmes for Western. Leederville, Father J. lands, where he taught, all levels, with particuDowling, two family indicated the high es' lar emphasis on the sen- 7.45--METEOR HANDICAP. friends, Fathers K. Keat- teem in which he was iors. His assistants Speedy Jet, Gold Borer, Regent Queen. ing and C. Flamer, and held by the community. would pay particular atFather T. Foster, who ofBob Taylor was friend. tention to their particular 8.15 —QUALIFYING STAKES (2). ficia ted at Mr. Taylor's ly to everyone, alwaYg junior groups. Liberal Dealer, Fortune Goose, Cawarra. wedding (his wife was willing to help. Tile Clubs are encouraged the former Frances weeks prior to his death with numerous inter-club 8.50—COMET HANDICAP. Walsh). were an example a competitions, with rich A lluvial Gold, Dawn's Glory, Threat. The large crowd, which Christian hope to all vill° 9.25—INVITATION STATE SPRINT CHAMPION- packed the church to visited him. overflowing, included SHIP. May he rest in peace-

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YEDO a chestnut mare this well bred horse by Raconteur was an pay to follow. unlucky runner in the Advance Handicap over AGASTINO a brown • former charnpi six furlongs last Satur- by day. After being hamper- Aquanita was responsib ed approaching the half for a good effort in mile post she was again Medicare Handicap two year olds. He • It seems as though few of the Austra- baulked for a run in the not see the fence all the lian batsmen are comfortable against straight and did well to way and Ride Easy, who finish on to run third. speedsters. Next run in this com- is a promising colt, was Statistics show that Australia, in every pany she should salute able to cut him down in the straight. However, innings this series, has begun miserably'. the judge. I expect Agastino to hz. I feel more than ever that Victoria's Ken GOLDEN PHOENIX, a prove on his two recent Eastwood should be in the team. How can he be too old at 36, when chestnut gelding by Gol- seconds and salute the Edrich, Cowdry and Illingworth match den Plume is owned and judge very shortly. trained by astute trainer him in age? If the Australian selectors keep on Len Pike and ridden by SCOTT raced by All and with the same batting line-up they will his son Tommy. Prior Ken Hampton is probto the race this horse ably the best named be accused of nepotism. had big "wraps" as being horse in racing as he is Why else would they continue to per- an outstanding perform- by Arctic Explorer out severe with such a brittle line-up. er for Advance company of Sea Venture. Riddell and many shrewd punt- for the first time by TENNIS ers were waiting for a Peter O'Loghlen this AUSTRALIA was once a proud tennis lead from the connec- horse resented his jockHowever, the ey hitting him with the nation but not any more, even though tions. whip and when he was mammoth move did not it still has the world's best tennis eventuate. This fellow ridden hands and heels players. covered plenty of ground only responded quickly, It is about time the Lawn Tennis all the way and apart and in another few yards Association of Australia took a realistic from that he cast his off would have won the race. look at the Davis Cup. side hind plate and re- Although not a champion ceived a cut on the near Scott is a good performWhy send boys to do a man's job? Other countries realise that, if the fetlock. All these fac- er over a middle disDavis Cup was thrown open, Australia tors contributed to his tance and will soon get defeat but I am sure that the money. would again dominate it.

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