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VATICAN CITY ( NC) —The Christian must be involved with the problem of pollution of the earth's air and water, Pope Paul VI told specialists on environmental issues.
Speaking to Interna- concern for man's welltional Institute for Juri- being." dical Studies' sympo"In fact, we cannot re si',:rn on pollution, the main indifferent to the anxiety the P ope stressed the neces- anxiety, sity of man protecting which has now become his environment today. common, regarding the pollution of these naturThe Pope cited various al elements which are references to nature in bound without any the Bible and by relig- choice to the physical Last year from Holy to Easter ious writers, including and even the moral life Thursday Tuesday there were the late French Jesuit, of man." eight killed and 98 inFather Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, who wrote The Pope concluded jured on Roads in Wesof the "spiritual power that people must reflect tern Australia. FOUR BROTHERS from the relatively new Order of St. Gerrard Majella ( from Sydney), in Bunbury recently. of matter." on the effect of techni- The Minister for Police From left: Brothers Joseph, Brian, Stephen ( sitting) and Andrew. - South West Pope Paul told his visi cal progress on civilisa- and Transport, the Hon. tors that religious man tion itself, "even as it J. Dolan, M.L.C., urges had good reasons for seeks to conquer an un- all drivers and passenof gers to ensure that they utilisation looking with religious limited identity at the matters matter," and said this have seat belts fitted to "which your group is "same civilisation final- their vehicles and use THE DIOCESE of Bun- the need seemed greate6i. all experienced the C011- Joseph, prior to leaving Etudying." He added that ly accomplishes the pol- them over Easter. During their month in cern of the visiting Broth- Perth on Saturday. bury is still wondering Christians shared and, lution of air and water what hit it during the Bunbury diocese at the ers. Bunbury itself, howPLEASURE In some way, made "our . . . without which it is Highlight of the camp own this intention, this impossible to realise the The risk of involve- month of March. Al- invitation of Bishop Mc- ever was to provide the was the Memorial Mass objective which is the basic welfare of man." ment in accidents, he though the climate went Keon, they conducted most lasting experience at Bunbury Cathedral, increases one extreme to another. seminars for clergy and of the month's tour of for Paul Fredricks, who out, points with the number of ve- in the opinion of teach- religious in many dis- duty. was killed during an Air and undertook hicles on the road during ers and pupils alike, no- tricts Training Corps expediSINCERE holiday periods and seat thing quite equalled the most dynamic and chaltion during the ChristA week-end camp was mas holidays. projects for belts provide real pro- tornado which hit them lenging youth. Their apostolate held in Bunbury. 130 last month. tection. "The youngsters were attended. The whole place still was to instruct youth in youngsters He urges all motorists terrific." said a high Lesser educators might United Nations: Scien- deeply related to the so- to observe the rules of talks about the four their faith and make it school teacher. "They have been overawed by live for them by strucinvolvcial and economic tific research is needed the road, and show cour- Brothers of the Austraing youth in life situa- the prospect of a mixed found a lot of meaning ture of society. tesy, anticipation and re- lian founded Order of St. on children of prisoncamp of this kind. Not in the new liturgy and tions. sourcefulness while driv- Gerard Majella. They I think I have seen what ers, according to the InThe social development ing. Holiday driving can came from New South One Leaving Certificate the Brothers of St. Ger- I would have considered ard Majella. ternational Catholic commission, meanwhile, be a pleasure only if we Wales and their mission student in a high school grossly unlikely, during adopted a resolution make it so. was to youth wherever they visited said: "These Guild Bureau. "I found the young- the camp days. It was inwhich dealt with crimBrothers are real swing- sters most sincere and triguing to hear the In a statement present- inality and social change. ers. They sweet) you off co-operative in all we youth seeking to give ed to the UN Commis- The resolution stressed your feet and enthuse you did. They joined whole- greater meaning to the sion for Social Develop- research and inter-govwith their spirit of un- heartedly in what we ask- offerings they made at co-operation ment, the ICCB noted ernmental concealed and uninhibit- ed of them. We felt we Mass and to the prayers that while there was at- in crime prevention. ed joy in matters relat- won their confidence and of the Faithful which tention to the treatment ing to faith and life." did them a great deal of they themselves composAmong the measures and rehabilitation of priCloser examination of good," Brother ed." said soners, few measures recommended were techthe visit revealed that were taken on behalf 6f nical assistance, informathis estimate was not Prisoners' children, apart tion exchange, regional far off target. f rom certain provisions institutes for training f or babies and infants. OUTSTANDING and research. Brothers Joseph, AnThe statement is the The commission also drew. Stephen and Brian result of an inquiry it recomemnded that the visited Albany in the has conducted in co-opert opic be a separate item course of their stay in ation with the United Naon the agenda of the next the Bunbury diocese. The ti°11S Children's Fund UN General Assembly (UNICEF), the UN Divico-operation they received from clergy and teachsion for Social Defence meeting so that it might "consider fully the situaers in the local schools and other international tion arising from increaswas quite outstanding. organisations. ing criminality and such The problems of these measures as The aim was to "build might be neChildren, it noted, were cessary a Christian community" to deal with it." and this they sought to do by arranging social activities, a "live-in" and encouraging deeper liturgical involvement. By V ATICAN CITY (NC). — Yugoslav President using the youths' methJosip Broz Tito and Pope Paul VI met in a ods to attract others, cofhistoric formal visit fee sessions, pop music, on March 29, some 20 years after the Church was subjected to repression by YugoARCHBISHOP Beovich bishop Gino Pero, will and "groovy atmosphere" slavia's post-war communist regime. successor, the youth came in large his of Adelaide (above) will install James Glee- numbers irrespective of Archbishop 1. May on retire President Tito religious backvisited resented in Belgrade by Archbishop :A t heir son. as the Vatican after He told this to his Sen- Adelaide. ground. mak- a pronuncio. tag a state visit to Italy. FOOD & PIE WARMER 120 pie Yugoslavia is the only ate of Priests last week. Because of a change reThey sang, :....nced, Illoth visits had been Eastern European coun- He said he had submitt- cently made by Pope cussed a overcame capacity, thermostat control scheduled for last Dec- try to have diplomatic ed his resignation t.-) Paul, Archbishop Beovich their shyness v.ii tte tinber but were called r elations with the Vati- Pope Paul in Rome last will not be assigned to a Brothers um'', the sc:-::e Off after an A lso in BAIN M ARIES unforseen can. Communist Cuba November and was grate- titular diocese on his re- was set for "in-depth" are up of DEEP WELL FRYERS national tern- still maintains such re- ful for its acceptance. stock fand tirement, )1it will bear c ounselling regarding unsettled lations, with an ambasGRILLERS TOASTER of forawareness. 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WASHINGTON 19 CASE ENTERS LAST PHASE by Father Leo McFadden (NC) Cardinal Wright said he was for a fair and impartial hearing observer, informed NC News in phase two were motivated by "an 9f their case. an interview that the commission honest effort to reach both the deeply impressed by "the priestly manner" in which phase two was They contended that existing can- would begin phase three within a truth and a pastoral solution." onical procedures did not provide few days. Speaking for himself and his conducted, during which opposing for a fair hearing. • Phase three will be an evalu- fellow proxy, Father John Donog- views in one another's presence added to the attainment of a fair In July 1970, the case was en- ation of all the material gathered hoe, Mgr. Arthur observed: "From the very beginning, Car- and impartial hearing. trusted to the Congregation for in phase one, testimony of proxies The proxies and commission the Clergy. Cardinal Wright, pre- in phase two, and a final review dinal O'Boyle advised the priests of their right to appeal to the Holy members gathered for a "discusfect of the congregation, devised by the congregation. Heading up the commission for See. I think that, as a result of sion and hearing," according to a unique plan for the hearing and announced that the case would be the congregation is Mgr. Alberto the hearings, there is a better un- the cardinal, adding that every efBovone, assisted by Mgrs. Gerard derstanding of the reasons why fort was made to avoid technical The case reached here after a conducted in three phases. Rogers and Joseph Mercieca, both the cardinal had to take the ac- procedures or to "become bogged dossier of FIRST, the entire • direct appeal to Pope Paul VI bb down in sheer administrative or the his- canon lawyers and judges on the tion he took." Father Joseph Byron, one of the all documents recording judicial discussions." tory of the case, as well as testi- Rota, and Father Edward Coffey, Cardinal Wright emphasised objected priests who Washington theologian. Jesuit gathered a mony of both was sides, that, in arriving at a final decision, Father Goedert said a group of to the 1968 papal encyclical on The Washington 19 proxies, the congregation would not be canon lawyers in the United by the congregation. birth control. States • SECONDLY, a commission of Fathers Raymond Goedert, of limited to his personal opinion, had voluntexed to represent the Acting as proxies for the two experts from outside the congre- Chicago, and Donald Heintschel, of just as he assumed no authorita- 19 in their appeal for a hearing. sides in the case, "defence" and gation, but chaired by a member Toledo, agreed that what they set tive position in phase two, remainThe 19 complained they had re"prosecuting" attorneys left the of the congregation, would hear out to do was accomplished. ing an observer. ceived differing sentences for the "I have no hesitation in saying lengthy hearings last month in proxies of both sides present their Asked about his preparation for same action, that they never heard the congregation provided the fair agreement that; as Cardinal John arguments. the three-phase hearing, the car- the charges against them, and that impartial hearing we sought," and ended on This second phase everything Wright expressed it, dinal said he did nothing until he before being sentenced they had that could be said about the case March 10 and left the proxies ap- said Father Goedert. not been represented by counsel. The Chicago canon lawyer also had talked with both sides. had been said and listened to with parently satisfied with congress Church, in rethe "official This he accomplished hoped by travelthus far. sides. "Our group of canon lawyers beboth care and respect on The process devised by the con- vising the code of Church law, will ing ,thousands of miles to meet came involved two years ago, not Nineteen priests of the archdiocese of Washington, suspended gregation is unique because it pro- provide on the local level what the spokesmen of the Washington 19 because of the specific issue in from their priestly functions by vides a non-judicial hearing agreed congregation has provided here — in Pittsburgh, Memphis, Washing- this case, but because of the inton and Rome. Last New Year's adequacies of Church law to proCardinal Patrick O'Boyle in 1968 to by all concerned and concen- a fair and impartial hearing." Mgr. E. Rovert Arthur, one of Day, he called on Cardinal O'Boyle vide for priests who are under after taking issue with the encycli- trates on a pastoral solution. Cardinal Wright, who attended the two proxies for Cardinal in Washington to get his view- some penalty," Father Goedert cal "Humanae Vitae," appealed to said. the Pope through Father Byron every session of phase two as an O'Boyle, said the many sessions of point.
A DMINISTRATIVE review of a case involving priests' grievances — the famous W ashington 19 — has entered the final phase in a Rome congregation after two weeks of open discussion.
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ARCHBISHOP BEOVICH RETIRES
A rchbishop Beovich, who will retire on May 1, is Adelaide's him the honour of Corn- migrants. -born bishop. mendatore of the Italian He personally first Australian
in Adelaide later earned and helped hundreds of seas, visiting Pope Pius In recent years, ArchJohn bishop Beovich's health XII and Pope improved rather spon- XXIII for the usual 10- has Order of Merit. sored 25 Yugoslavian re- year "ad limina" visits, than declined. in all matters concernHe said his first Mass Adelto coming Before He was appointed to fugee minors. Australia representing priest of at midnight on the feast ing education." aide he was a Archdio- of Christmas in the cataHe has personally preAt the fourth Plenary the See of Adelaide by He worked on plans with two other bishops Melbourne the Council the next year, the newly-elected Pope for the national Catho- at the Rio de Janeiro sided over all developcombs. cese. an assist- When he returned to the bishops of Australia Pius XII in December, lic Enquiry Centre and Eucharistic Congress in ments of the ArchdiocesHe had been priest there, Melbourne he was at- and New Zealand made 1939. The former arch- was its first episcopal 1955, and attending the an Pastoral Council and parish ant four sessions of the Sec- the bishop's senate of Inspector of Chris- tached to St. Brigid's the plan official policy, bishop, Archbishop An- chairman. then priests. ond Vatican Council. for the Parish, North Fitzroy, decreeing that a school drew Killian, had died He was also first Doctrine tian episin June that year. committee should archdiobe that of and later to St. Patschools The communications copal chairman of the secretary rick's Cathedral parish. set up under the authcese and later upheaval of the war Young Catholic Students ority of the Cathobishop to In 1932 Archbishop of the Australian moveyear delayed formal Australian-wide Mannix set up a Catho- "consider and arrange documents from Rome ment and was active in lic Truth Society. all that concerned the Melbourne lic Education Office His last the and it was not until the founding of Director with Dr. Beovich as diocesan schools." Young Christian Workposition was April 7. 1940, that ArchDuring this period Dr. Education. director. ers in the diocese and of of Catholic Beovich also laid down bishop Beovich was conHe held that position the Newman Institute— secrated eighth Archbishop James Gleeson, who will succeed bishop plans for the namCatholic was PLANS FOR UNION now the Christian Life .-:trchbishop Beovich as at the time he of Adelaide by the AposArchbishop of Adelaide, Kindergarten AdelUnion. of Archbishop Four years later, hi.= Movement — which was ed Under his direction, a tolic Delegate, Archbishwill be the first priest of the Adelaide diocese to aide by Pope Pius XII. principles for reorganto take much of the int Beovich ising and co-ordinating group of priests pre- op John Panic°. Archbishop tiative in the Catholic become its Archbishop. Mel- administration of Catho- pared the Catechism the in born OFFICES was adult education move- He was born in Bala- Catholic educt.tion. bourne suburb of Carl- lic education in Victoria that was used in most Assistant prelates were ment in Australia. klava in 1920. He held executive positon on April 1, 1896. were adopted for the States of Australia until Cardinal (then Archbish- He set the Diocesan He had his primary tions on a number of the introduction of the op) Norman Gilroy and His father, Matthew whole of Australia. Life Campaign of home education at the committees, including Australian Catholic CatBishop James O'Collins he whom after eovich, ( An Assistant General echism in 1963. B discussions in motion, primary school and that of the Marian conof Ballarat, then Bishop Auswas an was named, of the Marist Brothers inaugurated the Catholic was prepared for the gress. family rosary camtrian born in Dalmatia has said that, in the He published a supple- of Geraldton. Commonwealth Soon after becoming Hour broadcasts, set up sacraments by the Sisters paign, Slid his mother, former- field of Catholic educa- ment to this work, The Archbishop the Catholic Radio and of St. Joseph at Clare. jubilee and a Royal visit. of Adalaide, KenCompanion Mary to the Cately Elizabeth tion, "Archbishop BeoCommittee, After primary school In 1952 he was appointArchbishop Beovich, Television ny, was born in Bendigo. vich has shown himself chism. with Bishop Thomas Mc- and played a large part he worked for a year on ed director of Catholic Beovich to be the most original He was secretary to Cabe of Port Archbishop Augusta, in establishing Aquinas his family's farm, then education. He was also creative thinker the Australian Catholic announced plans for the Univrrsity College. Beo- resumed his studies at secretary of the Cathowas educated at the and Br o ther s' since Fr. Julian Tenison Truth Society from 1924 building of Christian St. Francis vich House at the college the Josephite's Balaklava lic Hour committee and to 1933 and helped it re- Xavier's schools at Carlton and Woods.") diocesan director of the Seminary. He was named in his hon- school. North Melbourne and The first national Ca- cover from the debt that visited parishes appeal- our. He went on to Sacred Pontifical Mission Aid Propaganda Colleg e, tholic education con- had threatened to bring ing for funds that built He introduced the mo- Heart College on a schol- Societies. Rome. gress, which was held in its work to a halt. the seminary. At this period, Fr. tor missions to State arship for boys wishing Melbourne Adelaide and which He was known through- He set up several new and special schools with to become priests. He left Gleeson lived in Lower for Propaganda in 1917, adopted the plan, asked out Australia as a religi- Church offices, the Cath- the Sisters of St. Joseph. He studied for the North Adelaide Parish, in bishops "to delegate to ous broadcaster, was ac- olic Education Office, The Corpus where- he .assisted the gained doctorates work has been priesthood at theology and philosophy, the diocesan inspector tive instructing converts the Catholic Social Ser- adopted by other dio- Christi College, Werribee, late Mgr. J. Aylward for worked and was ordained in such authority as will en- and among vice Bureau and the Ca- ceses and other Orders. and was ordained by six years. Then he took Rome on Christmas Eve, able him to act as the Italian migrants. tholic Immigation CenArchbishop Beovich Archbishop Beovich in up his residence as chapbishop's representative His work for migrants tre which has sponsored made several visits over- St. Francis Xavier's Cath- lain to the newly-estab1922. edral on July 24, 1945. lished Mercedes College. Fr. Gleeson was an In 1956. Archbishop pointed assistant priest Beovich became ill and at the Cathedral under suffered partial blindMgr. R. M. I. Redden — ness. Thrombosis behind now parish priest at Dul- the right eye had been wich. At the end of 1946 brought on by overArehbishon Beovich sent activity soon after a pre-o Melbourne to take vious illness. a teacher training ccairso. The next year Pone He received the Teach- Pius XII Pinpointed Fr. T.s' Certificate from thr Gleeson Titular Bishop Victorian Council of Pub- of Sesta and Atudliant Bishop to the Archbishop lic Education. of Adelaide. At this time, ArchA rchhishrn Beovich bishop Beovich was epis-opal chairman of the consecrated his auxiliant (now on My 21. 197. Voting Catholic The young bishop was Thristinn) Students, and Gleeson was appoint- made a CMG by the the movement's nat- ' tieert the next year. ional chaplain. In July, 1964 he was He was also appointed proinoteci to Coadjutor inspector of schools, as- Archbishop of Adelaide sisting the late Mgr. W. J. with the right of succesRussell, then director of sion.
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EDITORIAL
The report, by the New Rule provides that Society was to assist and Mr. president, John a President of a Counca, encourage the members Trew, has been submit- or Conference may hold'in the practice of their ted to the Society's Presi- office for a period of faith and to demonstrate General, dent Henri five years and may be re- in a practical way, the elected for a further Church's concern for the BUCHENWALD, Katyn Forest and Dachau are Jacob, in Paris. Details for 1970 (witli term of five years. plight of the poor. modern synonyms for death. Thousands of men, • The question of Mix the 1969 figures for corn Overseas relief work women and children died in the gas chambers ed Conferences parison) include: wa. included: conof Hitler's Germany. Many of them died in ferences throughout Aus- again discussed and it • Twinnings (in which desperation and despair. But even in their deathtralia, 1220 (1178), active was agreed that "whils local Conferences are camps, as stories relate, some inmates mainmembers, 11,027 (10,866), the Council does not fay linked with those overtained belief in life and hope for new life. persons relieved, 311,183 our the setting up o seas) increased from 329 As God created the world to bring forth life, receipt Mixed Conferences as a in 1969 to 394 in 1970 and ( 301,816), $1,395,646 ($809,607), ex general rule, it is agreed regular so Christ in redeeming the world restored life. monthly pay. p enditure, $1,160,68 that they may be set up ments increased from His Resurrection is the feast-day of life itself. in those cases where it $3550 to $4200. ($681,647). It is the answer to the mystery of suffering and Matters discussed by is considered that the The twirmings embrace death. Christ came to this world to reveal to Superior needs of the poor can De the following countries: Australian us the real meaning of life. The paradox of Council in 1970, and on better served, subject tai India, East and West Christ's teaching, "He who loves his life will which decisions were the approval of the Dio Pakistan, Hong Kong, lose it; and he who hates his life in this world cesan Council and the Thailand, the Philippines, made, included: • The Rule relating to Bishop concerned." Indonesia, Macao, Tatkeeps it unto life everlasting," contains the answer • The Council approv wan, Singapore, Malaysia term of office in Austra to the doubts and questionings of the afflicted, HIS GRACE, ARCHBISHOP GOODY. h a was altered and the ed a report of its Youth and New Guinea. suffering and disappointed. Committee which recom- • Self-help projects to "Why must I suffer sickness, loneliness and unmended that a "Youth the value of $7620 were deserved punishment," is a question one often Week" should be pro -sponsored in India, West hears especially in moments of tragedy. moted in March, 1971, Pakistan, Thailand, New Risen from death, Jesus is with us always and the purpose of "Youth Guinea, Singapore and Week" being to focus everywhere, that we might "have life and have the attention of • Special the gifts it more abundantly." for April membership generally or mierseas relief for vieAppreciation of the life-giving presence of the 11 11 a.m. Celebrate Ponthe desirability and need ims of wars and natural the joyful cry of the risen Christ is one of the major purposes of CHRIST is risen, Alleluia! tifical Mass of Easter to encourage young peso- disasters Universal Church Easter at and this sentiment of totalled Christian education. Jesus Himself, on the day in St. Mary's Cathed- ple to join the Society 19,778. ral. of His resurrection, exemplifies this as He walks happiness is most appropriate. Every true believer and take an active part • The contribution recognises in Christ's Resurrection the fulfilment along the road to Emmaus with two disciples. or the Society's special of the divine promise of Our Lord and the assur- 13 7.0 p.m. Celebrate in its works. • The Council reaf- work for the care and Mass and present dipThey were idealists who had found their ance of our being able to follow Him, as He said. lomas to nurse grad- firmed the spiritual na- education of Aborigines ideology shattered by the Passion and Death of Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of God, attained to uates, St. John of God ture of the Society and n the Kimberley nitstheir leader. Their lives had been emptied of His resurrection only after a life laborious in work in so doing pointed out sion was $14,200, cornHospital, Subiaco. meaning and they were sadly disillusioned. A and teaching; only after suffering the miseries of that the purpose of the I pared with $9696 in 1969. gradual process of self-revelation follows, until dereliction and painful death. The Holy Church, 17 Bless new presbytery, Kam balda. the life-giving signs of His presence awaken faith, human and divine like her Founder, will suffer reassurance and confidence. from her own weaknesses and from the neglect, 18 Bless Prendiville College. Kalgoorlie. As along the Emmaus road and at the Emmaus sneers and opposition of the men she tries to serve Inn, the chief signs remain the Eucharist, the but she will last to the end of the world, tyr,erthe- 21 9.30 a.m. Meeting of HOLY THURSDAY the Archbishop's SenScriptures and human fellowship of love. But less, always the source of hope and encouragep.m.: 5.30 Solemn Concelebrated Mass of the Las' ate of Priests. there are countless other signs of His life-giving ment to the weak and humble. Supper. presence with us. Each of us unworthy but trusEng sons and 23 9.0 p.m. Receive Debu- Principal Concelebrant : His Grace the Archtants. Santa Maria emHis Resurrection means victory over death, suf- daughters of the Church must, as we pass from bishop. Students Association fering and purposeless living. It puts meaning the death of baptism to the promise of resurrecConcelebrants: The Cathedral Staff. Ball, Melville Civic back into life and a sense of purpose and value tion, expect to find our fiifilment in Christ only Preacher: Rev. P. F. McCrann. Centre. into living. His life and presence generate hope. a fter sins have been forgiven and the failures and Day Christ had decided to become one of us; thus disappointments of our morality have been raised 25 11 Attend Anzac GOOD FRIDAY Service, Esplanade. submitting Himself to the law of human achieve- to new life by the rising of our Saviour from the 10 a.m.: Stations of the Cross. 30 9.0 p.m. Receive Debument . . . the things of greatest value demand dead. Christ is risen, Alleluia! 3 p.m.: Solemn Liturgical Action. tants, Our Lady of the May God bles you all. the greatest sacrifice. They have a high price; Celebrant: His Grace the Archbishop. Missions Ball. Melsometimes a heroic price. ville Civic Centre. Deacon: Rev. J. Bianchini. Sorrow today is for joy tomorrow. Death today Sub-deason: Rev. P. Merks. is resurrection tomorrow -- if one had paid the Lector: Seminary Student. price. Readers of the Passion: His Grace the Arch "God gives His people strength and courage," bishop. Rev. F. Walsh, Rev. P. G. J. O'Reilly. the psalmist tels us. It is strength and courage Preacher: Rev. F. Walsh to travel the road to Resurrection. If we are to 7.30 p.m.: Stations of the Cross. Priests are reminded share Christ's victory we must be prepared to invitation the of of the Your Archbishop. pay the price, that the spirit of Christ might live HOLY SATURDAY Archbishop, at the recent in us. Baptismal Seminar to 9 p.m.: Vigil Mass of Easter. incorporate in their par- Celebrant: His Grace the Archbishop. ish bulletin and pulpit Preacher: His Grace the Archbishop. notices for the next five The Vigil Mass satisfies the Sunday obligation. Continued from Page 2. 1 weeks something similar Ceremonies: Staff and Students of St. Charles' following; the to the challenge to men Seminary. With the introduction steeped in racism, self pity and 'too-busy-even- )f the new Rite of BapEASTER SUNDAY ism, private Baptism to - think - much - less Masses: , 7, vill occur 8, 9, rarely. 10 and Solemn Pontifical Mass at Rather attitudes. speak' BISHOP JOBST W ASHINGTON (NC). - - Christian unity of will Broome is on the look One feels the artist's t will be administered 11 a.m. never be a totally accomplished fact, says the out for a trained Catho- own questionings and n gatherings of families Evening Mass at 5 p.m. Vatican's highest official in that field. lic nurse willing to do their resolution are laid n order to emphasise Master of Ceremonies for all Ceremonies: Rev. Anyone waiting for the final buzzer or closing some missionary work bare in this exquisite 1 he community nature P. G. J. O'Reilly. gun will be disappointed because the series of religious paint )f the Sacrament. ecumenical in his diocese. instruction guest is not a sports contest. of his The ngs. i A nurse is required for C ONFESSIONS DURING HOLY WEEK people in their responsiDiscussing where things stand during an 11-day the Lambina Mission. I Technically, the art is bilities, is a strict obli- Wednesday: After Novena Devotions. Please reply immedi- colossal. It is evocative visit to the United States was Cardinal John G. ately to Box 76, Broome of Rembrandt, and Van' ation of the pastor. Thursdays: 12-1, 4-5.30 p.m. W illebrands, a quiet Dutchman who anglicises 6725. Dyk. Is the Last Supper Parents, and where pos- Friday: After Stations of the Cross in the mornhis name Jan wherever he is taking up oce too far a cry from ible, godparents should Englishing till 1 p.m.; 2-3 p.m.; after Stations of speaking business. Reubens? The colour )e instructed for the the Cross at 7.30 p.m. are as deep and pur ;acrament. The president of the In one period, unity, Saturday : 12-1 p.m.; 4-6 p.m.; 7.30-9 p.m. inFamilies should apposeful as Ruebens and Vatican Secretariat for cluding the internal unity proach their parish in many respects, Tin Christian Unity thinks of the Church, may be toretto. Character pro -)riest at an early date that the current tendency realised and may appear jection and expressiono so that arrangements to challenge and ques- and manifest itself in a reliable anatomy, and 3 !an be made. tion so many values will very strong and convincBRASILIA, Brazil (NC) give the unity search ing way, and in another —The Brazilian bishops wide range of use of col deeper meaning in the period it may be that launched a Lenten cam- our to convey ideas, are long run, rather than re- even the interior cohes- paign to promote liter- all found in this religi ous art series. duce it to irrelevance. ion and unity of the acy in the country. Pope It is well worth seeing "I would say first cf Church goes through a Paul VI has given his during Easter Sunday, all you have to see the period of a certain support. Monday at Mundaring issued at the recent Baptism Brazilian dioceses are Show guest for unity as some- crisis." Grounds. One Seminar are being reprinted. Cardinal st ributing educational :ould scarcely envisage thing that will belong to Willebrands the Church always and compared it to be the materials and Sunday a more profitable exper VATICAN CITY (NC) through all her history. catholicity and sanctity am Ltlim !gap SUOMIas ence than absorbing the —The Pontifical Mariar Reprint Price: 20 cents each. of the Church: value of education. A the lessons of this art Academy will It will never finish." hold the "We know that the c entral 30 for $5.00 government display. Whatever one's sixth Mariological conThat is because unity Church will always be office, the Brazilian Lit- creed, whatever one's at- gress on August 12-15 at is not simply the restoranoly but that neverthe- eracy Movement titude towards truth, Zagreb, Yugoslavia. tion and reconciliation of For Supplies contact:— less this (MOBRAL) is co-ordinat- )ne can find food for It is rumoured that generation. communion with the Pro- ever y generation, will ing the campaign. REV. P. CUNNINGHAM, P.P. .hought here, a creative Yugoslavia's President, testant and Orthodox have to conquer for itself Joyful outlook on life, Tito, will invite the Pope BOX 33, Churches and realise for itself the )erennial wisdom and to attend the congresse5 Keep with abreast *mUNDARING. 6073. "It is a quality which holiness of the Church in times; keep abrea‘• beauty in Frank Pash's or part of them. Howbelongs to the mystery a new and appropriate with the Church—Read >eries of religious paint- ever, there has been no or being of the Church. way. rHE RECORD. ings. official confirmation.
THE VICTORY Of LIFE
Archbishop's ENGAGEMENTS OFFICIAL Easter Message
HOLY WEEK MASSES
REMINDER FOR PRIESTS
Cardinal: Unity Nurse ForWanted W.A. ARTIST Will Not End Broome
LITERACY CAMPAIGN
MARIAN CONGRESSES TO MEET
The People's Baptismal Cards as
1 971 Thursday, !±8,_1971
THE
RECORD
CHILEAN GOVERMENT SEEKING CHURCH HELP IN FINANCE MOVE
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THE LORD IS RISEN
Chile (NC) : Chile's Socialist Government is seeking the help of BY A RELIGIOUS SANTIAGO, efforts to gain control of the country's banks. in Church t he Undersecretary of Economic Affairs Oscar Garreton conferred with Cardinal WHEN THE VOICE of the mighty angel was heard at Christ's Roul Si lva Henriquez, of Santiago, to seek the cardinal's support in the Govern- tomb, saying, "Thy Father calls Thee," Jesus came forth from ment's efforts to obtain control of Chile's private banks, the Santiago chancery the grave by the life that was in Himself. Now here is the proof of the truth of His words, "Destroy this temple and in office said. of gregations in Chile, in- ings and stockholdings, ed in raising 40 percen three days I will raise it up." The archdiocese alreadyt cluding the Jesuits. and to encourage the of its income from vol has Santiago As Christ arose, He brought from the who washed our Lord's 12,241 shares it The Santiago chancery poor to make small con untary contributions. the old s feet with her tears and branded El Siglo's claim tributions so that the of Chile Bank the grave a multitude of captives. in held dried them with her Some seven Concep-
million o "false" and said there Church would be less de of and the Bank had been no official pendent for income on Chile's 9.3 million inhab THE LORD IS RISEN._ Then Jesus said: hair, and was favoured cion. 'tants are baptised Ca The earthquake at His 'Mary!" She threw her- with the apparition of The chancery state- meeting of all Catholic the rich. holies. The country eath has had rent open ;elf at His feet, saying: Jesus risen from the l i how, clear, nstitutions to decide it At on that time, made a nationment a per capita annual and when 'Master." She recognised tomb. graves in their a Santiago course of action. al study revealed that in ever, that the of $385. come l- e arose they came Jesus as soon as He God never fails to recon- Church sources estim- 1969 some 55,000 o archdiocese had no ward those who act orth with Him. They ,poke. ate and, that bonds diocesan Chile's instituone million over Cath Vol Church leaders sai from a motive of pleasthose were who had mdepend tions and those control- folic families had contristock held by they cannot liquidate 9 )een co-labourers with How came this repent- ing Him. congrega led by religious religious orders buted $200,000 to the sinner ent to merit such exit percent of the Church' :led, and who, at the Mary, the Mother of other Catholic Church, about 10 percen resources t favour, for this appari- Jesus, also understands tions, Church - affiliated and overnight and' cost lives, of foundations. their had groups hold just over of the Church's total in colleges or rely solely on small con porne testimony to the don was the first to be human frailty and is so The rest came tributions •ecorded in the Gospel? prepared to lift our , Chile's Socialist Presi two million shares "of comes. without properties anci shrinking the range of ruth. Now they were tc 3ecause of her very gen- souls out dent Salvador Allende which very few have from of distress inelected last November, is gone into State hands." stocks, or from contri the Church's activities. .)e witnesses for Him ?rous love and also by to peace. Standing at the who had raised A nayear bill then/ to ago, the a reparing Church butions made by Catho ier share in the passion foot of the cross she p tionalise private banks, in Chile decided to de- lics in other countries. That, some observer rom the dead. Ind her ardent desire of chose, as her companion, read during We crease that buy its reliance for Thus far, the Santiago say, is what Chile's corn ;eeing Jesus again. Oh, while his aides are I ns ministry, Jesus had how she persevered in this converted sinner — ing up stock in those income on lands, build- Archdiocese has succeed, munists are seeking. St. Mary Magdalene, who •aised the dead to life eeking Him! banks from individual never fails to hear the " le had raised the son stockholders. So we must in our prayers of those who )f the widow of Nain ' Buying the stock is dehe ruler's daughter and learts congratulate this have faith and devotion signed to circumvent opazarus. But these were Teat repentent sinner to her. position to the nationlot clothed with immor alisation bill by the ,ality. After they were C hris tian Democratic •aised they were still majority in Congress. The move has succeed VATICAN CITY (NC) eubject to death. Bu S AO PAULO, Brazil ( NC ) .—A member of the The laity are invited td hose who came forth ed in gaining control of the at grave five of the 22 private vigilante-style Death Squad (Escuadrao da Morte) use the breviary, or, from that has been responsible for about 500 killings prayer book, of priestg Th rist's resurrection NIEXICO CITY (NC).—The Church in Mexico has banks in Chile. Even before Allende's. in this country was identified at a military court in its newly revised were raised to everlast the power to liberate the poor, but is failing to do so election the state con- hearing here as the policeman who tortured a form because of its commitment to the rich, said Jesuit available thi ng life. The voice that cried Father Jose P. Miranda in the national Catholic three.. priest and a woman social trolled almost month. worker. from the cross. "It is magazine, quarters of the total Christus. Father Annibale Bug- inished", was hearcl The policeman, Sergio volume of credit in the The court hearing folnation. Paranhos Fleury, a mem lowed his demand for an nini, secretary of the unong the dead. It pierc The priest described groups in government The communist daily, ber of Brazil's secret investigation of the tor- Congregation for Divine xi the walls of the sepul Mexican society as irra- and finance would be lost Worship, which is res. tires and summoned th tional and immoral, and the day the Church El Siglo, asserted that police, has been indicted ture. turnponsible for all liturgical pleepers to arise. At the said it was "responsible ed its the Church decided to for several murders back on them. reforms, said the book 3aviour's resurrection sell all its shares to the claimed by the Death f or conditions of injus- Therefore, these groups Father Vicini told the was revised with the ew graves were opened tice, slavery and syste- will use all the State after Garreton held Squad. means military court hearing laity in mind. a meeting with the sumit at His second corn matic violence." The priest and social behind closed doors how at their disposal to presperiors of religious con worker, Father Giulio ng all the precious dead he had been subjected to Commenting on the "This is the social real- sure bishops into represVicini, an Italian mem- police brutality, and poi,i- publication of the Lath ehall hear His voice and ity for the Church in sing any social outburst ber of the Pontifical In- ted to Paranhos as one and modern language ;hall come forth to glor Mexico," Father Miranda in the clergy, or to divide A TTENTION ALL! ous, immortal life. stitute of Foreign Mis- of the torturers. the bishops." versions, he said that said. Now Mary Magdalene In his article, Father even though hundreds o — the repentent sinner— Schools, Convents, Col- sions (PIME), and Mrs. T h e institutional Yara Spadin, were arresMiranda advocated "a Attending the hearing experts had co-operated leges, Charitable Organls- ted in late January on etood lost in contempla Church supported such greated awareness were Archbishop Arns, in the revision, there of ion, with her eyes fixed conditions, in part be- social ations—For your Raffle charges of subversion. and economic conFather Aristide Pirovano was still room for bish m the sepulchre. She cause the rich and the ditions on the part of the Tickets see . Archbishop Paulo Evar- —Father Vicini's super- ops' conference to add ;aw two angels sitting powerful contributed to Church in order to gathior, who came from readings Paulo of Sao Arns isto or prayers to RECORD PRINT me at the head and the the Church. er strength and break said that both had been Rome—and the Italian make the breviary mon )ther at the feet; where 450 Hay Street, Perth. tortured during their in consul at Sao Paulo, Mar- relevant to local situa- he body of Jesus had "In fact, the power away from the system." celo Minim'. tions. terrogation. 0.11,040,0,../NPM4.4.44P4P4 )een laid. They asked her why she was weeping, she raid: "Because they have taken away my Lord and I know not where they 235 Newcastle Street, Perth have laid Him." Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants We realise the cause Repairs a Specialty VATICAN CITY (NC).—A Jerusalem newspaper Phone 28 7424 )f her deep affliction criticised an editorial in the Vatican daily calling for was the loss of His the internationalisation of Jerusalem and protection sensible presence. VATICAN CITY (NC).—Christians should work What glorious happi- of the rights of minorities in that city. with non-Christians to establish "a more human less would be experiencI NSIST ON The Jerusalem Post labelled this latter world" but, at the same time, must not lose sight xi if this were the prinasserted that an editorial charge a "contemptible of their faith and of Christ, Pope Paul VI told cipal cause of all our in L'Osservatore Rom- issue of lies." members of the Vatican's Secretariat for Non- ;orrows — the loss of ano (March 16) complainMeanwhile, the Vatican hat sensible presence — Believers. which once made us re- ing that Christians were press officer, Federico "Fit for a King" being pressured to move Alessandrini. told a press Receiving a plenary regard to his destiny oice in our vocation and from the city came as a conference March 25 that ind such peace and conL ADIES! meeting of the secretar- without reference to God the L'Osservatore Roment in the practice of "painful surprise". Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR iat, which deals princi- or religion. ano editorial merely revirtue during privations L'Osservatore Romano flected the pally with atheists, he Citing US Protestant opinions of Butchers Shops said that already 3,300 Pope Paul VI's entred his remarks on theologian Harvey Cox, end difficulties. ChristWhile had exproacres been the advance of seculari- author of "The Secular she was speakSpecial Quotations to Schools and Institutions mas message of 1967. sation in the modern City," the Pope said sec- ng to the angels she priated by city officials In that address, the loc.tions: world. ularisation was an ideol- urned around and saw towards "Judaisation" of Pope pleaded for peace Secularisation, he said, ogly and new concept of a man — the gardener. the city and that "there and the lessening of tenTYLER'S SUPERMARKET looked only toward man the works precisely as a she thought, standing was another plan in the sions in the world, yet 5 11 Btaufort Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 near her. air for the old part of lamented that the world and was "a prominent religion would. B. & P. BUTCHERS fact of our Western He warned that a "Sir" she said, "if you the city which calls for was "so fraught with Cnr. Orrong Rd. and Oats St., Carlisle. civilisation." C hristian conscience have taken Him away, 6,000 Arabs to be forced ever more serious and THE CHEAPER FOOD MART so it He far went said could accept secularisa- tell me where you have out and various buildings fearsome offences and Cnr. C-napman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 as to claim an absolute tion only by denying laid Him and I will take expropriated." menaces which seem to Animm, autonomy for man with Christianity. him away." The Jerusalem Post compromise peace"
Priest Identifies Laity Can Use Police-Torturer New Version
DUFFY BROS.
Work With Non-Christians, Pope Says
Church's Work Handicapped By Commitment To Rich, Says Priest
Vatican Paper's Editorial Rapped
POLLICKS SMALLGOODS
CLONTARF MAMMOTH FAIR
SUNDAY, APRIL 25th LUNCH AVAILABLE
ATTRACTIONS GALORE
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Thursday, April 8, 1971
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Catholic Church Seen As Future WCC Member
Three Become New Guinea's First Capuchins
increase the impact of the WCC. "But in this case it multiplied would be many times in view of the massive impact of the Catholic Church, and would mean a giant step further," he said. THREE young men from the Southern Highlands of New Guinea were The American churchreceived as postulants in the Capuchin-Franciscan Order recently. man described the projected joining of the The Superior Regular The three men are the entirely American venWorld Council of Chur of the mission territory, first Capuchin ture. native oil CathRoman the ches by the Very Reverend Fath- postulants in the 15-year Four diocesan priests olic Church as a tremen- er Gary Stakem, (Capu- history of the Capuchin from Australia also dous testimonial to the chin), officiated at cere- Missions in New Guinea. serve as missionaries, as divithe of all monies welcoming the Forty-two Capuchin do Sisters and lay misFrom KEN COATES, CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND readiness ded wedges of Christen- young men into the Cap- priests and brothers are sionaries from Australia, dom to recognise one an- uchin fraternity. currently working in the New Zealand, Switzer a will inevitably become member of Church Catholic — The other as churches Received in Mendi territory. Of these, six land, and the United 10 years were Firmin are engaged in the spec- States. They have generthe World Council of Churches, according to distinguished something whichbeen Brother un Walipa, from the village ial task of administering ously accepted the ago would have invitaworld churchmen, Dr. R. H. Edwin Espy, general secretary of thinkable. of Tulum, and Brother the Minor Seminary at tion from the Revthe National Council of Churches in the United States, at It was a big step when Senan Koa, from Ekari Kap and the others erend Firmin Most Schmidt, Orthodox churches the present visiting Australia• the diocese of Bishop of Mendi, to village. Both men are staff came in, but now if the 1970 graduates of the Mendi, which comprises carry on the ever exInterviewed in Christ- in the life of the Church tion of 230 nationally- Catholic Church came in Minor Seminary of St. the Southern Highlands panding work of the terall churches and orientated churches is and the there would be for the church, New Zealand, Fidelis in Kap, near and part of the Gulf Dis- ritory mission among during a tour of South of the activities of the suddenly joined by one first time since the 11th Medang. people who are still pre. trict of Papua. countries he Christian faith," he said. church equal in size to century all the major Pacific spoke of the progress of "Within this one ecu- all of the 230, and which bodies of Christendom officially co-operating tot he world ecumenical menical movement, the is a world church. movement, the likel;- cardinal, who is the prinThe council, he adds. gether in one body. hood of a deep division cipal spokesman for the is very conscious of the HISTORY among Christians of th:?. Vatican on ecumenical fact that entry of the "It would be a reversal business of the churches matters as president of Catholic Church would of history because the in the world and the im- the Secretariat for Chris- mean in a sense it would story of the churches portance of co-opera- tian Unity, makes the become quite a different since the 11th century tion and dialogue. statement that the World organisation. has been one of increaaCouncil of Churches is Problems of represen- ing division and fragmen Dr. Espy is visiting considered to have priv tation were recognised tation," Dr. Espy said. main Australian centres ileared ecumenical posi- by the Catholic Church, But now, within a and is of special interest tion." said Dr. Espy There was. period of a relatively few to Catholics because of some discussion of the years, the churches were his membership of the MEANINGFUL possibility of the church finding one another and Joint Working Commit This meant that the coming in initially, not coming together. tee set up at top level World Council of Chur- as a total world body, but Dr. Espy said that in Council of by the World ches, which embraced g,ivin.g sanction and pos- Protestant terms, the Churches and the Roman many divergent denomi sibly encouragement to real ecumenical struggle Catholic Church. nations in many coun- national conferences of and issue was that of A Baptist layman, he tries, had already demonbishops joining. God's real intention foc Catholic is fluent in French and strated its capacity to This would mean there his church in the life of German as well as Eng- bring churches into a would be a parallel with the world. lish, and has a wide and meaningful community. the other churches al"This is the subjecr deep understanding of Dr. Espy said Catholic the points of view of Lat- membership of the joint rearly members of the around which the deep- Pictured with the Religious Superior of the Capuchin Mission in Mendi, Territory of est divisions exist among in Americans, West Afri- working group involved WCC. Papua and New Guinea, the Very Reverend Father Gary Stakem, are (left) Brother n11 of the churches," he cans, Japanese, Russian working on the same Firmin Walipa and (right) Brother Senan Koa, two of the first three native men to "I don't think anyone said. Orthodox and most other principle of providing a can predict how either of enter the Capuchin Order as postulants. "Within Protestantism. groups of Christians. forum for dialogue and these forms of official we have passed the phase In a ceremony in the The mission is en- dominantly pagan, and common action. association with tha, when the principle obvillage of Ialibu, Brother trusted to the American among a culture which is PRIVILEGED World Council might -le- stacle to division was In this way, the World Aloysius Nale was re- Pennsylvania Province of one of the most primiArticulate and percepCouncil in principle had %plop," he said. theological differences. ceived into the Order. He Capuchins, but is not an tive in the world. tive, he spoke of the inPrepared the way for the "The real thing that is served as a qualified Dr. Espy sees the entry volvement of the Cathoentrance into this fellow- of the Catholic Church dividing the churches teacher in the missionJ lic Church in ecumenism ship and collaboration of t o the WCC as inevitable, now is the differences of schools for seven years. There have been no in- the Roman Catholic but is unwilling to say perception of the real superable obstacles of a Church. ;list when this will hap- *ask of the church in the Family, relatives and theological nature, and world." he said. Dr. Espy sees no in- pen. friends of the three men the Catholic side has Dr. Espy said the same came long distances to superable problems to put great emphasis on iasne confronted the Ro- spend the entire day in IMPACT Catholic membership REGINA, Sask. ( NC )—The post-Vatican II Church "the one ecumenical Drinciple, an Catholic Church -- celebration at the Mendi has entered its "a ltho ugh Just as the joining of Good Friday, but out of the present movement," as _Cardinal there are obvious prob- any Church with the the toughest questions and Ialibu churches. suffering a better Church will emerge, Cardinal Willebrands likes to put and real divisions were lems of a practical kind." council was a step furit, according to Dr. Espy. Leo Suens of Malines-Brussels, Belgium, said here. There would, for ex- ther towards the ecu- -In the ouestion of what The Brothers will now "By this he means the ample, he says. be Co- menical principle of corn- t he church's business spend one year as postuThe cardinal urged an chances of being elected movement of the. Holy vions issues of the im- prehensive totality, the wqs in the world. lants at Our Lady of the overflow audience in the Pope. Spirit manifesting itself pact of this new develop- addition of the Romar "This is a total pro': Angels Friary in Erave, in many different ways ment when an organisa- Catholic Church would • Continued on Pate 9 where, under the guid- Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts to have confidHe suggested at a press ance of their director, ence in the continuing c onference that it might Goetz, presence of the Holy Maris Father be better to have the Capuchin), they will be S9irit in the Church. Pope elected by a body gradually introduced inof bishops rather than " I am more open to way of Capuchin to the by the college of cardinwhat is coming in the if e. Church than to what is als. The office of bishop, in the use of natural rehe pointed out, was instisources. After a year of postu dying," he said. The Declaration is ex lancy, Brother Aloysiu The root of today's tuted by Christ, whereas pected to set forth a transition crisis, he said. that of cardinal was not. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (NC) : Will stubborn national number of principles will continue his forma •Itis not the Second Vati- Asked what effect these sovereignty bow to the imperatives of the co-operation neces- that will then form the tion and training as a can Council, but because views might have on his of guidelines for Capuchin Brother, anct the council was so long chances of being elected sary to insure a global environment for all mankind that is basis the actions of govern in coming. Pope, the cardinal said: healthy and wholesome? ments, and it will make Brothers Senan and Fir In Toronto, Cardinal "In case you wish to be a The answer to this could well hinge on the success of the some statement regard min will resume thei Suenens, who has repeat- Pope today, you don't ng the "environmenta studies for the Captichii edly urged a greater shar- give interviews, and you United Nations' Conference on the environment, scheduled irights" of the individual ing of authority in the certainly don't ask the priesthood at the Major for June, 1972, in Stockholm, Sweden. as wall as his duties and Church, took a dim view cardinals who have to Seminary, Bomana, near of the effect his state- vote for you to disA prepartory committee for the conference is now produc- those of the State. Some developing coun Port Moresby. ments may have on his appear." ing a draft of a Declaration on the Human Environment. tries, not yet faced with The declaration will be the major topic on the conference environmental problems fear concern with these a genda. problems may slow their The conference is more the earth's environment which many govern- own development proand more being viewed is a common awareness ments consider will be gress by diverting both as a "moment of truth" of the moral responsi- one of its major Ft000 CniS4,74G achieve- funds and attention. SP Ec..1ALISTS for the UN. bilities of the individual ments. Most, however, are and of the human com- Jamaica's Keith John- realising that this is an In a communication to munity at various levels son, chairman of the opportunity for them to the preparatory commit- — local, national, region- preparatory committee, avoid the mistakes of intee, the Holy See said a al, international — for foresees it ranking with dustrialised nations. joint effort to insure the the protection and ra- the Universal Declara- In preparing for the rational management of tional use of the envir- tion of Human Rights. conference, the UN secthe earth's resources for onment and earth's re- He says it will "really retariat is working on a the greatest benefit of sources, what some have be a declaration of the major report on the mankind may be of called an "environmen- right of mankind to con- state of world environgreat importance unifytal ethic." tinue to live on this ment. ing a world still deeply planet." divided by ideological, The basis for this will Members of the UN Topics on the agenda WHEN IN KALGOORLIE SHOP AT— political and social divall within the environembodied in The De- and/or its agencies have be isions. mental context —include claration on the Human been asked to air their planning and managebe views on the form and What is emerging in Environment, to ment of human settleStockUN content of the declara- ments; natural discussions and adopted by the resources and tion. documents dealing with holm conference management; identificaFourteen have replied tion and control of polMIMI& R ADIO, REFRIGERATION and ALL HOUSEHOLD to the UN questionnaire, lutants "of broad interP. 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its hymns. comes readily to mind as What did Easter mean liturgy, By PATRICK MULLALLY child? For psalms and responses. the obvious symbol of a as you to it meant holidays This was when the first Easter, as this Lumen school and the end new rites came in, about Christi is a figure rf from 15 years ago. Christ Himself. In some UNITED State's army officer Lieutenant William Calley from sweets. does not deserve to be made the scapeof fasting How lucky we are now parts of the world its goat for US war killings in A ttendance at the cereVietnam. monies on Holy Thurs These rites are develop- light is brought home That guilt must fall Good Friday ed, refined and put into from the Easter fire in To take it away beday and, mandatory English, so that child- the church. At home you on the shoulders of all virtually as cause of some flimsy arw gument about advertisbut the Holy Saturday ren in primary school may like to afix five clov- Americans, as must the were an op- can grasp the wonder es in the form of a cross, guilt for all killings in ing falls far short of ceremonies Vietnam fall on the tional extra. Easter Sun- and beauty of the Easter saying: what the public expects meant choco vigil ceremonies. Even By his holy (1) shoulders of all those of the ABC. day itself specialli the young ones can abcountries fighting there. THE TELEVISION-FOOTThe only and glorious difference late eggs and a War losses are always BALL fiasco would be a now is that arena adver- It is time our Federal wounds (2) good dinner. But the joy sorb some of this if they lives and always inno- fine melodrama if it tising is on the scene. parliamentarians raised may Christ our and hope of the Easter have a little preparation Lord (3) cent lives for, in the fin. were not such a flag- If this has a bearing some worthwhile debate f east never inspired an beforehand. equal to guard us • (4) al analysis, they are all rant betrayal of the pub- on the professional stan- on that institution's polMany families now try enthusiasm and keep us. Amen. (5) mman beings. dards and ethics of the icy determining guideChristmas in our young to bring some of the Lieutenant Calley was lic by the Australian ABC, then the lines. Then, as you light the Easter spirit into their hearts. public Broadcasting Commis- has charged with killing the candle: a right to be told As I grew older, my homes, with some of the "May the light of )f innocent men, women sion. this. It has the right alpractices appreciation grew.Isang traditional children end in vii the Christ, rising in glory, Its decision not to tele- so to be told why. in the parish choir, and from the old Christian dispel the darkness of age of My Lai in 1968. vise football in Perth The only came to know and recog- cultures of Europe. other cateAccording to the court our hearts and minds." The Paschal Candle nise the beautiful Easter nartial verdict, he was this season should be gory into which arena simply "Christ our Or 1 PWAINIPAPAPAP#4,0N1P#4.... fully investigated and advertising could fall is light." R.: "Thanks be guilty as charged. debated in the Federal a commercial one. This reaction The from the to God." has been the line of people has Parliament. If you choose a large American The absence of a full thinking clearly followed all teen out sympathy candle for the Lumen THE policy statement by the by the two other TV, The Santa Maria ExChristi, it will last till or Calley and a call for ABC to the public fol- channels in Perth. C ATHOLIC SOCIAL CLUB OFFERS YOU 3tudents' Associ ation u s release. the Ascension, being lit W ONDERFUL TIMES AND GOOD COMPANY ield its annual meeting What really has been lowing its decision is a This consideration at dinner time. brought into sharp de- matter of grave con- however, is not properly t the College recently. PICNICS DANCING little Easter a For ABARETS TENNIS, SQUASH, GOLF ail is the inherent con- cern. one to be canvassed by Business discussed inC shrine or centre piece iluded the election of of RIVER TRIPS in lict the the ABC. term P ARTIES `war a public As institution, on the dining table, the jeers, the T HEATRE AND DISCUSSION NIGHTS debutante the ABC owes it to the Paschal Lamb is an apWhen does a killing WA public to put down It is known that the tall, buffet dinner aiid Further details: Terry Ryan, 65 1260 propriate figure ,and just iecome a normal duty, good reasons for the ABC is cautious, where umual Mercy Day Mass Mariette Harkins, 69 4857 as appealing as those o far as the soldier is move. It is not the sub- possible, not to give end reunion. #4,41,11,141,11.4VINIK Easter bunnies. You can .oncerned, and when ject, but the principle ree plugs. •4.4,0~414,41#4,44P.4., 4 1P.#4,MesIPNINO#4.4MINIPIrOWINOY.M..1.41,41.4.#4, New officials for 1971 use a toy lamb, or make loes it become a crime? that needs scrutiny. The crux of the prob- .re: president, Mrs. J. one out of cottonwool or The problem is com- The presence of arena lem in this case could Van Noort; secretary, anything to hand. Ambi- pounded in guerilla war- advertising would natur- be this attitude. If it is, vliss C. Long; treasurer tious cooks may be temp- fare, particularly that ally arouse the anger of then the conflict is one or the ball, Mrs. W. sponge ted produce a to 41 Barrack St. ( next to Modern Gift Shoop*, being fought in Vietnam. commercial TV proprie- which the ABC should 'richard; general treascake lamb covered in Phone 23-3389 A/H. 93-1613 Calley's training would resolve in favour of the rer, Miss C. Arnold. coconut or marshmallow have instilled into him. tors. Weddings, Socials, Passport, Child Stud,es etc. public. The among fresh to nestle debutante ball that, in Vietnam, old Their bread and butIf you want it PHOTOGRAPHED; Phone CAMEO . vill be held on Friday, flowers and tinted eggs. men, women and childThere are thousands ter is advertising. They pril 23 at the Melville As a family favourite it ren play an immensely acted in accordance with of viewers in WA — the .3ivic could rival plum pud- Important part in the their Centre. The debus ick and commercial conscithe aged,, ' ants will be presented to ding. enemy effort. ences when they con- w eekend workers and, :-Iis Grace, the ArchHave you ever thought Powder Cr They prepare crude fronted the WANFL over country people — who Ashop. Anyone decorate for house Lie to wishing benef grenades and explosive the matter. it from TV foot-1 Tablets o attend may obtain Easter-tide? Children on devices; they carry weaball, because they can-, ickets from Mrs. Wenda holidays love having a pons and vital pieces of Their decision to with- not prissibly attend the 'richard (60 3770) at $8 project and they can equipment concealed in draw from the scene match. This is not to , 3er double. .nake beautiful and dis- parts of their bodies . . . was also made from mention other viewers tinctive Easter banners basic training for Calley their commercial view- in the metropolitan area. The buffet dinner will adorned with the sym- would have been to point, and for this they )e held on Monday, July They may not bols of the Resurrection trust nobody in the war cannot be criticised. have 2, at the Como Hotel. had a right to have TV — the lamb, a crown, zone. The annual Mercy Day However, a different f ootball in the past, but Mass and reunion will the sign of Christ, Alleset be of considerations With all these considonce having decided to, held at the College luia. Pax, etc. These banon surely surround erations in mind, plus must t elevise replays the ABC, Sunday, September 26, ners are most effective. additional war stresses, the position in which the established Tinting and decorating that right in starting at 10.(10 a.m. ABC found itself. was it his fault that he the public. boiled eggs with food with Holy Mass. made a mistake, albeit The ABC is a body set colourings and crayons is one with an atrocious up by statute and financanother Easter ritual the result? ed by a statutory collecchildren will love. The whole point of tion from the public, to Need I say these acweek's activities provide a media indetivities should be seen as last following Calley's con- pendent of any commerfamily recreation rather viction is that war is cial considerations. t han a chore! hell. The matters the ABC The relentless persecu- examine in determining FAIR AT tion of the world's Cal- programmes have been ST. 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lem for the total church implications because we for us to have dialogue merely social actionists in a way the churches would say, for instance, with one another within and lost the roots and the on concentrated are At this time in the Church's Year our thoughts have never quite recog- on the race issue, there the fellowship of the dynamic of the faith in passion and glorious resurrection of Our Lord nised previously in his- is absolutely no question churches in a common the process, a social tory — how the church that it is manifest to us. council, rather than stan- action itself would be We are all well aware month of the year and to with their bones unbrok- addresses itself to issues But there are many ding off and firing fusil- 'dry bones' after a time a on cooked were 14th en that Jesus was a Jew keep them until the people who don't see ades at one another because we would not pomegranate of mankind." of and that prior to his day of the month, when spit across the barricades," be making any greater The world was too this. trial and crucifixion he they were to be killed. wood over an open fire contribution than would he said. arises thing same "The clay a divided a strong for in roasted had arrived in Jerusalem any secular The lambs were to be or organisastruggle between the in church, he added. If this To say the churches tion," Dr. Espy said. to celebrate the Feast of perfect (without blem- oven. labour and management, in the it part in past, took true was who Those themselves concern must discipthe Passover. His ish) and to be one year were seated was manifestly the more and international ques- with these issues was not "So the church has its les had warned him that old. The blood of the the feast to say they would all say own distinctive role as to go to Jerusalem at iambs was to be placed dining on cushions. All profoundly true today tions. the conveyor of the heri"We in the ecumenical the same thing. that time was to court on the doorposts and lin- lining on cushions. All because the kind of is tage of the Gospel; and certain death, yet, know- tels of the houses of the the guests were dressed sues which confronted movement are inclined to "This must be protec- we need constantly to ing his destiny, he went Israelites' homes. This in white. The meal was the Catholic Church and take a very inclusive our us gave ted; God keep that renewed and to Jerusalem and made blood was to be the sign opened with the blessing all other churches were view of what constitute minds and our various revitalised and keep it the necessary arrange- by which "the angel of and this was followed essentially the same is- moral, ethical and spiritkinds of experience and articulate, visible and ual issues. ments for the celebration death" would know that with the first glass of sues. conditioning, and it is perform it." was lamb The wine. of the Passover with his these homes were to be "It is in this perspeci nevitable that we are CONCERN SERIOUS disciples. They, having spared the plague which eaten, with the fingers, tive that the ecumenical going to have different with accompanied I say " and anything would judgment his in faith movement is absolutely was to destroy the firstunleavened imperative," Dr. Espy in the social setting points of view on these went with him. born of the Egyptians. bitter herbs, bread and a paste made said. which affects the life of things. By this time the Pass- ( The Israelites had been called nuts and fruit of and his capacity to man "So it does not mean a over had become the slaves in Egypt for many "Unless there can be harosheth. as a child of God kind of homogenised or grow from Pilgrimprobably years, most important instrumentality some The host offered his and fulfil his destiny as monolithic position on age Festival of the Jews. about 1309 B.C. to shortthrough which the churguests a second glass of such has by definition these things. We might It had become a Temple ly after 1290 B.C.). themaddress can ches and the youngest wine moral, spiritual and re- move towards some kind been had and festival, selves unitedly to commember of the family ligious implications," Dr. of concensus, and in cerFEAST held annually in Jerusathen we are issues, mon questions the Espy said. tain areas it is more obTHE HAGUE, During the hours of asked The lem since the time of the trust of the unleavened betraying only is "Why "So there is very little vious why the churches Netherlands (NC). — in Israelites the Reform darkness King .Tosiah's church." this night?'' that goes on that is not should stand together — Spokesmen for church 621 B.C., with the pro- were to roast their lambs bread eaten He went on to say that herbs?" to the on race and other issues, bodies should avoid makbable exception of the whole (with no bones "Why the bitter a of serious concern churches had only roasted the but many of these com- ing statements on specichurch. Exile. It has been estim- broken) and to eat the "Why is iman make to this chance eaten on plex technological, econ- fically political issues, a ated that each year over lamb with bitter herbs, meat people of lot a "But pact on the great issues 100,000 Jews, from all herbs collected in the night?" and "Why are that were shaping and take a much narrower omic and even interna- group of five Dutch poliover the then Roman fields and not cultivated. there two dippings (the mis-shaping the lives of view of what constitutes tional questions are not tical leaders told an inso clear." terdominational religious World, would make the They were to have their vegetables in salt water human beings all over legitimate areas of the to sandals on their feet, and the bitter herbs in meeting here. annual pilgrimage life. church's world. the DRY BONES Jerusalem for the Feast their staves in their harosheth?" Norbert Schmelzer, the Dr. nspy said he was "This is their opportuof the Passover. Passover hands and were to be American leader of the Catholic But the STORY TOLD bepoint this stressing nity and it must be atwas not a movable feast dressed ready for a jourcause while there were churchman stressed that People's Party in Parliaas is our Easter, it was ney. Before the sun rose In reply the host, gen- tacked ecumenically," he certain differences be- this concern for the life ment, was among the held every year beginning all of the lamb was to erally the father of the said. Catholic of people in the real group that submitted the tween story the told family, the on the eve of the 14th be eaten, nothing was to on Questioned of the world must not become a this view to the Dutch some and Church of the delivery of the chances of the churches Nisan (the first month of remain in the morning. other churches on some substitute for the dis- Council of Churches. Israelites from Egypt, the Jewish calendar). They were, however, and was joined in song meeting this challenge, of these issues, the dif- tinctive and primordial Other parties represenOn the eve of the 14th permitted to burn any- by those taking part in Dr. Espy said that while ferences among the Pro- task of the church in its ted were the Christian Nisan all work ceased at thing that was not eaten. the feast. The last time he was not predicting a testant churches had realm of worship and Historical Union and the The daily after- When the feast was over this ceremony took place schism, the conflict be- been as great on these proclamation cultivation Anti-Revolutionary Party noon. of the things of the noon sacrifice in the the Israelites were to flee in the Temple in Jerusa- tween those who believ- social questions. —both of Protestant spirit. Temple commenced one from Egypt with Moses lem was in the year 70 ed it was the church's orientation—the Liberal "It is partly because itself engage to business hour earlier than usual. as their leader. A.D., the year that the with the issues of the there are certain differ"Indeed over a period Party and the Labor The slaughter of the sacMany Biblical scholars Roman legions destroyed become Party. world and those who did ences that it is important of time, if we rificial lambs by the believe that the origin of the city. deep "very a was not, Levites began at about the feast goes back to The act of placing the cleavage." 3 p.m. prehistoric times and blood of the lamb on the that Moses gave the doors of the Israelite DIVISION OF VIEW 24 DIVISIONS feast a new meaning in homes meant that they Even if the churches Usually only one divi- the same way that early were placing themselves did come together ecusion of priests took part, Christians gave the birthunder the protection of menically, and collaborserany at one time in day of Mithras (the god their God, that they ated together in the WCC, vice of the Temple but of the Roman army), should be spared the terat Passover all twenty- 25th December, a new ror, the death, the grief there was in all of them a tremendous resistance part. iour divisions took significance, the celebra- and the sorrow that was to tackling issues which were As the lambs tion of the birthday of to befall the Egyptians. should be dealt with. slaughtered a choir of Christ, when the Roman Sometime during the "We could be heading. Levites sang the series of Empire was converted to days of settlement into a kind of division early Psalms called the Hallel, Christianity. in the Promised Land, of one's view of what is while others blew trumthe Canaanite festival the legitimate business of beWINE the OF GLASS announce pets to of the Barley Harvest the church," he added. ginning of the ritual. It is known that early I • was added to the feast Priests stood near and Arab nomadic shepherds "I don't think it will • of the Passover and reof blood the collected celebrated a similar rit- named the Feast of Un- take the form of some the slain lambs in gold ual. A young lamb was leaving and others leavened Bread. Before people and silver dishes. This offered as a sacrifice in in the church, but staying the Passover all leaven blood was then thrown the springtime, before I do think there will be from the was removed around the altar. the movement to new homes of the Israelites a tremendous ferment The fat and the entrails pastures, in order to sec- and for eight days only and controversy for a time ahead as to were burned on the altar. ure the fertility of the unleaved bread was long how active the church The animals were then flocks and the welfare of eaten. should be on these isgiven back to their own- both animals and men. sues." The blood of the lamb ers who took them home SIGNIFICANCE to cook them for the was placed on the tent In Dr. Espy said it was You can buy wall to wall winter warmth adopting the Canminimum poles at the opening of The feast. difficult today for the at Pre-Winter prices. This Parkinsonanite Israel. festival the number who could take the tents to ward off evil Rinnai, High Speed Gas Heater is being ites gave it a new signi- individual Christian to be part in the feast was ten. spirits and to protect the clear on his role. And it by the Fremantle ispecialed' sigficance, historical an As with the But we may ask with occupants. As the Pass was even more difficult nificance. Gas Company for the low price of $90.00. was there Passover, first to be clear on what the many "What meaneth This price includes FREE installation, no priest, no altar and over was to commemor- role of the church as a this feast?" According to ate the saving act of any home in Perth. There's no n i all was blood of use the 12, chapter Exodus, grace of Yahweh (the corporate body was. deposit to pay and our terms are on i mportant. Moses and Aaron were "We find in the United name that the Israelites rebatable interest (you get some of Both were nocturnal appear to have given to States that there are instructed by God to tell your money back if you pay before time). the Israelites to prepare feasts, both were cela- God) in delivering the many people who argue The brated between sunset Israelites from the Egyp- that certainly it is the for a great feast. people were commanded and sunrise on the night tians, the Feast of Un- role of the Churches to The Freestanding (no to separate a lamb or a of the full moon nearest leavened Bread was to witness and act as a chimney needed) Parkinkid from their flocks on to the Spring Equinox. remind them of the haste Christian, but that same The dressed lambs in which their ancestors person will say it is son-Rinnai 82S is a true the 10th day of the first deluxe heater! Huge sidequite a different thing to left Egypt. to-side Infra-Red radiant The Jews still keep the take the life of the panel with half panel Feast of the Passover to- church in terms of corcontrolled independently day, on the 14th Nisan porate statements and --a mighty 12,000 btu and with it the feast of action and the exercise output. Automatic igniUnleavened Bread. They of pressure. I= tion—woodgrain finish. do not roast a lamb beS atC BATTLE LINES cause there is now no "This is the issue on Temple in Jerusalem, which the battle lines are --a — and no priesthood. drawn in all of our But they still hope, being churches. .Goiu they still remember the "It involves whether No deposit great redemptive act of rebatable interest. Yahweh as they say the church should adO PTOMETRISTS "Next year in Jerusa- dress itself to Govern172a Scarborough Beach Road. Phone 24 3543 lem!" Passover is a feast ment in its respective certain on 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K. 795 of rejoicing. It was never countries R . F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist an expiatory ritual. This issues. is found in the Feast of "We on the National w w A tonement. Council in the US have t was this feast that as one of our 11 purposer I Jesus was to keep in that we are to speak and Paaar9na, asd Otio : 8 Cantonment Street, Fremantle. Phone: 35 5566 Jerusalem when he was act on issues that have OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS and religious spirmoral, betrayed, condemned and CORNEAL LENS CONSULTANTS crucified, when he be, itual implications. came truly The Lamb 01 "The problem arise 16 Plaza Arcade, Perth —21-5344 God whose blood waS when you try to define shed for all men. what issues have these
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W.A. Catholics Raise Money For Indian Project ABOUT $1,750 is needed for the extension of the Calvary Social Centre, Kerala State, South India. Calvary Social Centrc More than 300 girls of Most of the people of is a work centre to give the same economic conlocality poor, are this work to poor unemploy- dition are on the waiting consequently they have ed girls. Different kind-3 list! of works are undertaken many problems. Father Claude, outlin—embroidery, tasselAmong these, that of work on "Sarees", tailor- ing the plans, said: "Secumbrella-making, tion 1: Embroidery. Our the unmarried girls of ing, book-binding, textool plan is to train girls in the poorer families is machine-em(i.e., spinning on hand- automatic the most acute. Their machines) and the like. broidery. We require two machines for this purparents usually have six The centre was start pose. Machines need not or seven (even more) ed in 1967 with three poor be new. Old ones are children. Many families girls; but now 105 girls available in India. Two are working there. No machines will cost Rs. have two or three (even consideratio n is given to 6,000. Section 2: Tailormore) grown up un- cast and creed. ing: We have already a married girls. The father The centre's director, small section for tailorof the family may have Father Claude, OFM, said ing. We can train girls in t here was a plan for exAb work in the town. t ailoring. We require 15 tending the building with But the wages are or- a view of giving work to stitching machines. The dinarily very low if he more girls. cost will be Rs. 6,000." does not do any skilled labeur. Usually it is about Rs. 100 per month. (Each rupee is about 12 cents). Most of these people are employed in shops in the town.
PROCEEDS from Project Compassion collections in the Perth Archdiocese will go towards four projects-including a cattle fencing project in Bundi, New Guinea. Here we see five men doing a spot of logging. Project Compassion helps modernise such work.
Church Benefits From Honest Dialogue: Pope
All of them live in rented houses. Hence, out of their scanty income they have to meet all the expenses of their large families. Consequently, they are totally incapable of making a saving towards the marriage of their daughters and this is all the more difficult if the elder children are girls.
V ATICAN CITY (NC). The Church benefits f rom the honest dialogue of laymen, but can be injured by carping criticism, Pope Paul VI told participants in a symposium on dialogue in the Church sponsored by the Council of the Laity.
The marriage of a girl in Kerala requires a considerable sum of money and the most pitiful condition is that the girl.; are incapable of contributing anything toward.; it. There is no possibility f or work specially for the uneducated eirls of the town area. They remain at home idle and frustrated .
The Pope received them ing, contrary to Patristic in audience following and Scriptural tradition." their week-long discusHe described these obsion on diocesan pastoral structionists as authors councils and the role of of "harsh and often unlaymen in the councils. fair criticism" who set "We are all part of the up an opposition that Church," the Pope said. was either deaf to the "and no layman should real Church or put forconsider himself in some ward a clamorous oppoway exterior to it." sition. On the contrary, the Pope Paul called on the The mobile Dolmar saw doing its fair share of work in the forest. Pope told lay people, 40 symposium members you belong as an integral part, you are the to attest to the trust the Church places in faithful Church." Laymen coming togeth- laymen. "From the time of er for dialogue within the Church should do se; [ Second Vatican] counwith a spirit of deep cil," he said, "pastoral communion among them. councils have been asas would the best of suming an important role in dioceses, which friends, he said. -But alas, we know have benefited from their RIRIJEKA, Yugoslavia I NC 1.—Catholics in Yu- well the many pretenses advice and their genergoslavia greeted news of of dialogue," the Pope ous collaboration." He laymen added the visit of President Tito went on. irst there is inertia should continue to make to Pope Paul VI with juband individual isolation, an even greater contribuilation but discretion. Jubilation, because then the entrenchment of tion in the field of educagroups tion, catechetics, journal"this means a great ges- obst ructionist 1.are of reconciliation on who pretend to be self- ism, the arts and busiihe part of Tito toward sufficient and invent a ness ventures of the the Catholics of ugo- Church to their own lik- Church. slavia," as one prominent layman commented. Discretion, because Catholics in Communist Yugoslavia still fear m?king any public co'nments on any event with THE nolitical overtones. President Tito's visit to Pope Paul comes at a critical moment in the history of Communist A missioner and a native straining a fence. Yugoslavia. On one hand. the Marxist economic theory is in very low repute through• out the country. Communist publications 23 Fulham St., Kewdale. Tel. 6 3682 themselves are declaring LICENSED PLUMBER that. Marxism has failed HOT WATER SPkIALIST. SHEET METAL WORK. R IO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (NC).- For decades the economic test. SEPTIC TANK INSTALLATIONS. At the same time, Yugo;-'ew Indians, blacks and mestizos (mixed race) in ALL WORK GUARANTEED traditionally Latin America were involved in the Church's slavia's strong central governofficial ministry. Will be of great interest ment is under strong But now 45 Aymara Indians in Peru are being criticism from the Comto friends overseas -1MEMORIALS + trained as deacons, and similar diaconate pro- munist parties of all six grammes are going on in Brazil, Mexico and national republics of ON SALE Postage: Guatemala. Yueoslavia. Aus. & N.G. 12c The communst parties 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE The diaconate pro- the Church must change in the strongly Catholic Brit. Comm 20c Specialis!ng in Altars and Memorial work. Erecteo grammes, and a week- her structures, her ways republic C of Slovenia % and Others 25c anywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & pAecuted iong meeting here of 31 of preaching the Gospel, Croatia are seeking the Designs and Quotes without obligation Latin American bishops, and adapt her role to the support of Catholic pub"We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 indicate a new pastoral modern world," THE RECORD OFFICE said lic opinion in their strueapproach by Church Fat her Edgar Beltran, ele for greater national teaders. CELAM's co-ordiaator in autonomy, both political Or dr••••####.4.#44.4....~.....pip#0.....#04,0,0,4",• #4.44p..".••••••••0•4pirv, The meeting, sponsor- this renewal effort. and economic. Lawn Mowers, Shears Sharpened and Set The Record will post for you, ed by the Latin American The Aymara Indians, President Tito is beB ishops' Council estimated to number 3.3 lieved to be actively wooanywhere ! CELAM), also made million, live in the high- ing the support of Cathoplans to gear Church lands of Bolivia and Peru lic authorities both in Send your friend's name and address, with 30c work to expected changes Efforts are underway te 'Yugoslavia. and in Rome CITY COUNCIL AVENUE -- 21 4390 per copy plus required postaoe, to The Record, in the next decade. LOCKSMITHS - GUNSMITHS make Christianity rele- for his plans to keep "We want to envision vant to them through Yugoslavia united under 450 Hay Street, Perth 6000. Locks, Door Closers and Safes Overhauled and &ervIced CAR end ALL TYPES Of KEYS CUT. Immediam how our Society will look their own deacons and a radically decentralised Serv,-e ,by 1980 fer we know that eventually priests. federation.
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Thursday, April 8, 1971 THE EDITOR . LETTERS TO
Hints on cutting Perth Festival costs
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INVESTORS.
Share Industry At Crisis Point by MINDU SPECK
THE AUSTRALIAN share industry has come under greater pressure as details of the Minsec and Leopold affairs and the discovery of forged scrip have unfolded. The last straw, however, has been the testimony of Mr. J. H. Cooper, Chairman of the one who just cannot afford many Sydney Stock Exchange, following the Antimony Nickel crisis. First, as misses a concert things I'd give a lot to go never goes twice, I to. The stupid waste of Mr. Cooper, by evas- on all the other Austra- REFORM STARTING only a four cent rist on of up to 38 percent, but and often agree about the money for banners in ons and inexactitudes, lian Exchanges put toannot the strength of the re- the size of the find is c dissatisfaction Public I Festivals, the Terrace disgusts me. las tried to justify the gether, and dominates port. small. music at the with the situation has Si Surely that money could ttitude of the Sydney feel one cannot Great Boulder and Industrial news has the trading pattern. grown steadily, and will o have gone towards the type usual Stock Exchange, which North Kalgurlie have re- been fair to middling, through the concert in a. cost, and the price of hows flagrant disregard In flagrant violation assume critical propor- ported an extensive gyp- and it seems hard to enorchestral tions unless reforms is no entry reduced so that or the public interests. of their rules, some Sydsum find, but it is hard visage much improvehot summer. This I people can have afford- R,eform is an urgent ne- ney brokers have delay- more drastic that the de- find lacked local flavour ment until we Edinburgh. Nor can emerge clarations of short sellWork ed their own Festival. ,essity, and the Senate ed scrip delivery for agree about the to wax eloquent about from the current high ining levels are implement$3 per ton. shops. They are, to me Since it is obvious no 'elect Committee inquir- periods of 12 to 18 ed shortly. terest rate phase of an highlights of the one is going to come ng into the Australian months. They exploit the Harbourside Oil and inflationary cycle. With the stimulating, here for our Festival, "ecurities Industry is weak position of the A large cross section Westmoreland Minerals, London dropping its Festival — people ind Perth people are not -!ertain to recommend smaller interstate brok- of the community was which have enlisted the rates, there is still more and enriching to music musica lovers (as witness myself, ers, who are in no posi- drawn into the market financial like support of pressure on Australia to weeping changes. tion to complain. In the- during South follow, but the timing of people, players and corn the begging the A.B.C. the Poseidon Bank of New ory, the small broker boom posers and are of infin indulges in to try to in- LEOPOLD and incurred Wales backed Newaim the move is still not variety. duce people to come to It appears the Leopold may take action by plac- heavy losses as a result reported copper figures clear. ite value and glorious winter ;amples were withdrawn ing his larger colleague of the exploration of hope they are nevel the series), why not have a rom the assaying labor- under notice. In practice, their inexperience by the eliminated. exhibitions ,aried, good, festive far The art tory at both coarse and he is unwilling to do market traders. These inunusual that we can all afford? m e grinding stages. The this because of the poor vestors are now hardenand good and Some years ago, just best that can be said of service he would receive ed, cautious and embitfilms and good, short operas or operettas, and .fter a Festival, Alberts his procedure is that it in trading as a result. tered. They form part of ballet like "Corroboree" lad a window displaying s highly irregular, but a rising body of opinion S TOCKHOLM, Sweden (NC).—Swedish Luthernew book. It certainly when combined with the SHORTING FIGURES etc. are worthwhile Aus favouring reform in ans were urged here to undertake reunion with for tralian material. As •aught my attention: At- iisappearance of the re- The discrepancy be- equity trading. Most of the Catholic Church th "ball" in immediately at the grassidiotic tween the figures on the hat March Festival: t er the the exchanges are alnam ing core and the Winthrop Hall forecour Cost. How appropriate, I •un on the stock prior short selling of Anti- ready moving. The Syd- roots level and not wait for it to happen at the — well . . . . hought! o the official announce- mony Nickel shares pub- ney exchange, if it ig- top levels of "the large, heavy church structures". And cater for children ment one must suspect lished by Mr. Cooper nores this trend, may these views on People's and Mr. Barton must be lose its pre-eminence in Expressing dissatisfac- groups to take time initiatoo. What about some things are always inter- ar worse. tion with the pace of re- tive in what he called thing in the beautifu esting. Your suggestion, It is indicative of the viewed in this context. the mining market. union activity at the " boundary crossing" to King's Mr. Cooper estimates playground in when you have sifted the seriousness of the rest the shorting position to official Catholic-Lutheran reunion was contained in Park? various ideas, may en- )f its troubles that an be 261,000 ordinary and THE FUTURE Church levels, Lutheran the Christian unity But now we come to Ironically enough, the Pastor Hans C. Cavillin, league's able you to make some infavourable outcome is 59,900 bulletin. contributing; market, something that is always worthwhile contribution for all its probinlikely to have much shares. Mr. Barton's essecretary general of the with us: cost. Even when to what should be a very nfluence on the market. timates are between 600,- lems, seems set to run, League for Christian Pastor Cavallin said he in a good job, I find the and requires only major Unity here, said: happy summer break. and other Lutherans 000 and 1 million ordin- news cost of patronising the to make it do so. "It will take time to were "convinced that WOULD-BE-PATRON. INFORMATION ary and at least 300,000 Festival heavy going. THEFTS contributing shares, and The nickel find at Mt. achieve corporate union Rome, with the primacy by Union, between Protestant of Peter, represents the The deplorable state he claims these figures Windarra Hanna and Homestake c hurches and the Roman centre that God wants V% of information security are conservative. gave an element of sup- Catholic Church. Do we have for His Church; n the mining industry circulating las been known for In view of his obvious port to the belief in good have time to wait for it? that the split in the ReI have just read the iewspapers rapport with the Antiarticle "Joke illustrates! n the Salisbury district ;ome time. Spying on mony Nickel directorate, addresses when sent a Can we manage to wait? tormation was a disasAfricans, for host of companies to These are serious ques- trous error; that we in! , xpressly Situation" Rhodesian 3ompanies engaged in exMr. Barton is in a good your newspaper of the, md although there are )1oration is common- position to calculate the dizzy height in the Posei- tions for us." must come back to peace 11th March and, having )n1y two "white" news- )lace, and is generally shortfall. Moreover, if don boom. However, the His appeal to Lutheran and unity with the and Newmex managed parishes, institutions and Apostolic See." just returned from tha lapers they are avidly iccepted as the norm. figures had Mr. Cooper's country after 6 months ead by black Africans. Xining the early stages been correct, the posiresidence there, mus Mere are also numerous of Poseidon's explora- tion would have been say that the article is 'black" illustrated week- ion at Mt. Windarra, ob- quickly remedied by the grossly distorted and ex ies, such as "Drum," ;ervation runs by air- recorded sales and aggerated. Your corres- 'Action," etc. 'raft were a regular oc- would not have assumed religious mrrence. One of the Regarding pondent may have been the present critical situreferring to conditions in ervices, I can only )lanes flew so low over ation. South Africa but they, peak for the Methodist he drilling site that it do nottexist as stated in .nd Anglican sects, and was actually struck and It appears probable that article in Rhodesia was myself present a lamaged by a stone that some of the brokers I was employed by a wo multi-racial services hrown from the ground. have delayed declaration of a substantial part of firm of lawyers and we n the Anglican cathe Core theft is by no had a constant flow of Ira!, and the Methodis means uncommon. Dur- their trading. black African clients hurch services were at ing the drilling operasome of them — we ,ended by black and ions by Peerless Mining SELF INTEREST knew beforehand — un white worshippers. at Mt. Clifford, a core The Sydney Stock Exable to pay our charges Your correspondent is section was removed and change has placed itself but to whom we attend ,reading on very dang independently. in the position of proassayed ed and gave advice quite %rous ground when he involved tecting its members' inthieves File often without receivin ;urns up the Land Tenwere overheard boasting terests under the flimsy any payment whatso- ire Act in about 60 of their exploit. pretext of orderly markever. Some of the hotels words — I don't think eting. Another company acand restaurants reserve .nyone could possibly the right to refuse to give any idea of any Act ually reported a null re- The Antimony Nickel serve black Africans, bu n such a short space. ult from a hole from d elisting operations, I believe there are some Basically what he says is which a core section con- however, have the ap. hotels and restaurants rue, but to. give a true aining high grade chal- pearance of being used here which refuse to licture of the Act and wyrite had been re- both to threaten Mr. serve Aboriginals. The, he intention and pur- moved by a driller's Barton and to frighten small remaining the Shops are open to all ir pose for which it was mate. shareholders into selling respective of colour, and, passed would fill your at lower levels when as for being unable WI entire newspaper. INSIDE TRADING listing is resumed. Sit down in parks, it le, I moved about the Far more obnoxious absolute rubbish. At least one Antimony whole country and, be- from a public point of with view, however, are the Nickel shareholder had The story about the, ing connected Man scrubbing the, church work, made it my ictivities of those in po- his shares sold at 15 Church floor, and the business speak to as ;itions of trust, or who cents below his asking black man washing dish many black Africans in pervert persons in such price. This could have es were both published as many different walks positions to obtain in- been but accidental, In the "Rhodesian Her of life as possible and ormation which is turn- since the same broker aid" whilst I was there the great majority of ed to personal gain. had advised him to overand they Were said tc these are perfectly happy N ews of any major min- sell a few weeks earlier to entitled is have originated in Soutl with the conditions pre- ng strike leaks to the one A frica. vailing. hare market well in ad- wonder. To my Yours faithfully, knowledge vance of any official pro- It is now obvious that there are at least two (R. P. Hill). nouncement. undeclared wholesale This problem is con- short selling has taken to the place on the Sydney fined neither W. W. EDMONDSON Cr SONS small explorers nor to market since the PoseiPLUMBERS and SHEET METAL WORKERS the mining industry. A don boom and, in many decline in the fortunes cases, protracted periods Certified West Australia, Hot Water Specialists and of a company is usually have elapsed before reGenera, Plumbing. All Work Guaranteed. foreshadowed by heavy demption was required. Phones: 28 8714. After Hours: 87 2553, 49 2095 selling, which could only 80 JAMES STREET, PERTH result from those in key When conducted this positions reducing their way, it is hardly fair to describe the process as interests. orderly marketing. It is There are some excep- a massive market operations to this problem, tion, conducted in blatbut they are a small min- ant disregard of the welority. fare of the mining industry and the interests of BROKER ROGUES For First Class Plumbing Services the majority of shareBy far the worst as- holders. The accommoN, Name tin .d1 pect of the whole share dation permits a small Steam and Hot Water Installations trading situation is the number of market trad\ mallet when. where or w hum you entertain know it will be done the attitude to their respon- ers to run the market ‘er‘ finest way with Nlikasie dinnerware. We invite you to dis:0%er for sibilities of a number of up .or down at will. If PHONE 28 6955 or 28 6043 yourself the wonderful patterns from ;Ahern.. members of the Sydney a small client claimed Illustrated is the colourful "Corte77 pattern. Stock Exchange. Trading equivalent treatment, he 211 Newcastle Street, Perth Priced ;it S2.9.95. 20 piece set at ,Ahern,. in mining stocks at Syd- would be sold out or ney is heavier than that bought in short order.
Start Reunion Al Grassroof Level, Lutherans Told
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MASS TIMETABLE AUSTRALIA ASKED TO TAKE PART NO MORE THAN
RADIO BROADCASTS TO COMMUNIST CHINA:
AT THE THEATRE
with COLM O'DOHERTY
TIMES OF MASSES FOR SUBURBAN AND OUTER SUBURBAN PARISHES ARE LISTED BELOW
( Parish Priests are asked to please notify the Record Office of any variation in the times below.)
A SCHOOL STORY
Applecross: 7.30, 8.45, Maddington: 9 a.m. 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Maida Vale: 7 a.m. and Armadale: 7.30 a.m., 9 8.15 a.m. Mandurah: Dec. 26 to a.m.; 7 p.m. Feb. 1: 6.30. 8. 9.30 Ashfield: 8 a.m. a.m., 6.30 p.m. Feb. 2 Attadale: 7.30 a.m., 9.30 "SON OF MAN" to Dec. 25: 7, 9 a.m. 7 p.m. It is through Unda Alreay sites have been By DENIS POTTER, at The Playhouse, Perth. PRIZES AWARDED Lawrence Manning: 7, 8.15, 9.30 St. Balcatta: radio Oceania that Australia where selected The World Association a.m. Church: -7.30, 9, 10.30 transmitters will be set will be able to co-oper- for Christian Communi- If we used to laugh at Cecil B. De Mille's idealess, Maylands: 7.15, 8.30, IS a.m. and 6 p.m. fundamentalistic up to beam signals cap- ate with the radio China cation treatment of bible the stories, (WACC), t he a.m. (See Mirrabooka). able of being heard in plan. World Council of Chur- why don't we laugh at the old fashioned funda- Balga: Medina: 8 and 9.30 a.m. Baker's Hill: 8 a.m. the depth of mainland Its main purpose, how, ches mentalism going at on Playhouse the communications now? 7 p.m. Bayswater: 7.15, 8.30 and China. ever, will be to develop branch, is expected to coMelville-Myaree: 7, 9 a.m., 9.45 a.m. I s because it we have vigil, t the downs, the sit Catholic radio and TV operate plan. the in Christian The pro5.30 p.m. forgotten or have never Igreat march on Washing- Bassendean: 7, 9, 10.30 At the Unda meeting, grammes will be in dif- communications in New Midland: a.m. 7, 8.30, 10, 11 read one nigh Gospel ton, Luther King, the ferent Chinese dialects. Guinea, New Zealand, the it was announced that through? Is it becaus Berrigan brothers had Beaconsfield: 7, 8, 9, 10 ( Italian ), 5.30 p.m. Pacific islands as far Australian Catholic radio It will be the first time Mirrabooka: 7.30, 9, 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. modern man's know all gone unheard by the the Catholic Church has north as Micronesia, as and television program- edge of the New Testa producers and cast of Bedford P-rk: 7.30, 9,00, a.m. mes had carried off two attempted to reach the well as Australia. Monastery: 7, 9, 10.30 10.30 a.m.,- 7 p.m. ment is gained fron this play. Mindless. highly coveted Asian tracts written up on people of China in this a.m., 6 p.m. bus However, the play did Belmont: 8, 10 a.m. MANY PROBLEMS awards. Morley Park: 7.30, 9, 10 "5. Bellevue: 7.30, 9.15, 11 trains on or or the have es oc an orgy. All popuThere are still enorFather Jim McLaren's casional a.m., 6.30 p.m. a.m., 6 p.m. short blurb lar religious plays and The central point of mous problems facing 30-minute Good Friday heard on radio ori televis films have to have an Bentley: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., Mosman: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. the operation will pro- those working on the five- programme on 2UW last Ion? Mt. Claremont: 8.15, 10 6 p.m. orgy. This is to show bably be Radio Veritas, year China plan. year, based on pop-style a.m. Is it because of our how bad and depraved Brentwood: 7, 9, 11 a.m. which was established by Already the types of music took out one of ignorance that this play he toadies are and how Mt. Lawley: 7.30, 9.30 and 7 pm the Asian Bishops in a.m., 6 p.m. programmes and times four awards for radio. can be called "controver )ure and good the good- Carilla: 9.30 a.m. Manila. The much-lauded film, sial"? Is there no-one t( have been planned, but es are. It is also good Carlisle: 7, 9, 10.15 a.m., Mt. Yokine: 8.30, 10 a.m. Eventually it will be No Roses for Michael, stand up and say Mundaring: 8, 9.15 a.m.; 6.30 p.m. "Boo' )ox office. A Hollywood as powerful as any other the types of receivers which won the 1970 Syd10.30 a.m. (Chidlow). and name it for what i nvention of early days Carmel Monastery: 8 a.m. being China used have in transmitter in Asia. ney Film Festival Award is, evangelistic 10.30 a.m., funda- )f the cinema, although Castledare: (See Wilson). Mundijong: to he determined. won one of three tele- mentalism of a low or • 3rd Sunday. Chidlow: 10.15 a.m. dare say enterprising As a result of meetThe programmes will visions awards. der? ntrepreneurs of earlier City Beach: 8.15 a.m. Naval Base: 8 a.m. ings of Unda, the interbe strictly non-political Almost 70 entries from Its thought level is ( Anglican Hall, Cnr. Nedlands: 7, 8.15, 9.30 lays had also used it. national Catholic associawill deal with relig- 15 Asian countries were that of "Father Devine' a.m. and 5 p.m. Templetonia Cres. and If there is a lesson to tion for radio and TV and considered. New Norcia: 6.45, 7.30, or "God's Motorbikes!" )e learned from the pre Tamala Road. in New Orleans and ion in the widest sense, Father McLaren's 10 a.m. Sundays, 7 How can this play be ient Playhouse produc Claremont: Manila, an Australian aiming at giving mental. award was made unani- a 11 e d a.m., 9.30 a.m., and North Beach: 7, 9.30 a.m., controversia ion, it is this: never holc branch will be establish- spiritual and moral supChinese mously. Delegates from when right from th .n orgy unless you can to the 7 p.m. 7 p.m.; week-days 6.45 ed in Sydney to be port other countries were so start we have heavenly .fford people. North Doubleview: 7.30 a.m. to really turn it known an Unda Oceania. a.m., 9.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Cloverdale: 8, 9.30 a.m. Chinese classical opera, impressed with the pro- sounds and winds of on. It will be launched by drama, literature, music gramme that they took eternity blowing round Pitiful. (1st & Coolbellup: 9 a.m. (Prim- North Dandalup: the Australian Catholic and stories will stress copies to translate int.-) our ears with stereo 3rd Sunday): 9.30 a.m. ary School) Pontius Pilate was Radio and TV Centre the unity of mankind and their own languages. North Fremantle: phonic effect and th :as written and playa Como: 7.30, 9 a.m. 7.30 with the approval of the the common links of 9.30 a.m., 6 p.m. three crosses of Calvar3 Is a rather crude villain Cottesloe: 7, 8.30, 10 a.m. Episcopal Committee for humanity between China North Wanneroo (23 mile dominating the scen even accepting this pre 5 p.m. Mass Media. peg): 7 p.m. every right through the play. -Use that he was a crud( Dandalup: 5.30 p.m. and the world outside. Sun. How can it be called illain, the very struc Darlington: 9 a.m. controversial %viten w tunes of his importan Dianella 7.30, 9.30, 10.45 Osborne Park: 7, 8.30, 10 a .m., 7 p.m. see the euphoric expres )ffice in a bureaucrat, a.m. sions on the faces of th ociety would have chan Doubleview: 7, 8, 9, 10, Palmyra: 7, 8.30, 9.43 Catholic Schools a.m. crowd, the sudden gen lelled his words and ac 11 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Perth: tie (St. Mary's Cath•smile the on Dwellingup "Man's' (2nd, 4th dons into form a D mon rama Festival WOULD YOU LIKE TICKETS IN dral): 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 face. 5th Sunday): 9.30 a.m. nteresting and more ac The following is the a.m., 5 p.m. Mr. Edgar Metcalf as .eptable than the on East Cannington: 7.30, EVERY LOTTERY DRAW? programme of plays to director and Mr. Pinjarra: 8, 11 a.m. 9.30 a.m. Denni, )resented. To speak in Grosvenor as Jesus re erms of a credibility, East Fremantle: 7 am. Queens Park: 7, 8.30, I f so, simply post in $10.00 or more to be presented: 10 a.m. Junior Section moved all doubt as tc ap would be an under 9.30, 7.30 p.m. Doogue's Mail Order Dept., Box B86, who this man was, anc tatement. East Perth: 7.30, 9.31 a.m. Ouinn's Beach: (See North Friday, April 23: Wanneroo). Perth. 6001. The play bears the East Victoria Park: 7.30, Aquinas "Robin Hood because they remover Redcliffe: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. and the Butcher"; Trin- the doubt they remove( ,ame title as a play by Riverton: 7, 9 a.m. & 7 THE WINNERS WILL FOLLOW he same author present Eden Hill: 9.30 a.m. ity "Red Riding Hood"; the man; and becaus they removed the mar ?cl some months ago or Embleton: 7.30, 9 a.m., 13•111. inas "The West I Rivervale: 7.30, 9, 10.15 5 p.m. Barricade"; C.B.C. Lee- they removed the pail elevision in this State 8.m. Other than title, auth Floreat Park: 7.30, 9.30 derville "The Pedler's he man suffered. Anc R ockingham: 9 a.m., 7 he pain the man suffer )r and some of the ex a.m., 6 p.m. Progress". p.m. .d indicated the man' ,ernal mechanics of the Fremantle (St. Patrick's): • HAMS—BACON Saturday, April 24: trength in the fact o -)lay, the similarity ends 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 am., Rottnest: 8.00 a.m., 11.30 Trinity "The Stolen Ifs doubts. • COOKED MEATS a.m. 5 p.m. n its present form 'tis Prince"; St. Gertrude's, That the plays talk neither good religion Glendalough: 7.30, 9 a.m., R ossmovne: 7 a.m. 9 a.m. • SAUSAGES New Norcia, "The Par- .bout Scarborough: 7, 8.15, 9.30, the 5.30 p.m. "Man's' )olitics nor social corn • CONTINENTAL lour Game"; St. Pat- oubts is no motx thai nent 10.30 a.m., 7 p.m. and it certainl Gooseberry Hill ( Mary's rick's, Ger aldto n, s preached from a thou sn't good SMALLGOODS Safety Bay: 7.30 a.m. Mount): 7.30 a.m. theatre. "Something to Talk and pulpits, and i It isn't good theatre be Gosnells: 7.30, 9.30 a.m., St. Catherine Labours. BedAbout"; Aquinas, "The )rinted in every editor !ause this ford Ave., 8.30 a.m. kind of pro Guildford: 7, 8.30 a.m. Monsters are due on )f the New Testamen luction is St. Therese St. Patrick's: 9.30 a.m. far beyond Gwelup: Maple Street". . . Why should thiS he resources of the fin only. Church: 9 a.m., 7.30 'Man's" cry of despair .nces available in Perth Serpentine: Monday, April 26: 10.30 p.m. a.m. 2nd and 4th Sunday. Trinity, "Ghost of Bun- n painful death be cal t needs costumes and Hamersley: Glendale Pri-THE GREATEST NAM" W1 M4 ShlALLGOODS" yip Creek"; Iona, "Un- ed controversial in the rowd scenes, and these mary School: 10.30 Shenton Park: 7, 9, 10.30 hand a.m. me Squire"; theatre and not in the re expensive, and as the a.m. and 6 p.m. Trinity, "The Cook's church? )lay has very limited in Hamilton Hill: 7 a.m., South Perth: 7.30, 9.35 9 a.m., 5 p.m. Dilemma"; Aquinas, But what shocks me ellectual content, there PLZ: a.m., 5.30 p.m. "The Black Feet and and disappoints me is s no other way to mak Hampton Park: 8.30 a.m. that a modern theatre t a theatrically viable Havelock St.: 7.30, 9.30 Spearwood: 7, 8, 9 a.m. the White Feet". OPTIC I ANS—OPTOMETR I STS with the examples tha 10.30 a.m. 7 p.m. a.m. enture. As it stands, It Open Section exist in the world today s like a primary schoo Herne Hill: 8 CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS Tuesday, April 27: St. Mary's Cathedral: (S.. could have turned this roduction. Good inten- Highgate: 7, 8, 9 S.M. Aquinas Perth). PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE _ and Santa _ 21 8151 play into what is little ions but not much else 7 p.m. Mar ia, Subiaco: 7.30, 9, 10.30 PERTH: 154 WILLIAM STREET ... _ "Electra"; Brig- more _ 21 5304 than a Sunday Mawkish. ( 10 a.m., Italian), idine, Trinity "Hiss the a.m., 7 p.m. FREMANTLE: 30 MARKET STREET _ _ ... 35 2602 school story. Putting a Despite the script and ( 11.15 a.m. Hungarian) Villa in". CINTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET _ _ _ 3 2655 Swanbou rne: 8, 9.30 a.m.; few colloquialism s into ,vhat I have said about Hilton Park: 7, 8.15, 9.30 Wednesday, April 28: 7 p.m. mouths the of Jgpus or he a.m., 5 p.m. production, James Sacred Heart, Sorrento "Catherine"; CBC Leed- his compantins is neith 3eattie, as Caiaphas, and Hungarian Sisters' Chapel: Thornlie: 7.30 a.m. er here nor thew. ,eslie Wright, as a Horn8 a.m. Victoria Park: 7, 8.30, le erville, 'The Hungry It appears that the, .n Commander, show Inglewood: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. a.m., 7 p.m. Wolves"; Mercedes, world of the moratori hemselves to be good 5 p.m. "Hedda Gabler". Wanneroo : 7.30, 9 a.m. EVERY i um march, the silent actors. IN PRICE RANGE Jandakot: 8 a.m. Thursday, April 29: Wembley Downs: 7, 9.36 Jar.-andal 10.30 a.m. e: 1st And to fit every Correctable Hearing Loss. Trinity, "Out of the a.m. and 5th Sunday. Frying Pan"; Iona, IF IN DOUBT . . BE SURE CONTROL OF Joondanna: 7, 8.30, 10 Wembley: 7, 8, 9.30 a.m., "Trojan Women"; SanTRY BEFORE YOU BUY! a.m., 7 p.m. 5.30 p.m. FAMILY LIFE ta Maria and Aquinas, Kalamunda: 9 aan, 5.30 FREE HEARING TESTS ... NO OBLIGATION' "Diary of Anne Frank". Wembley (Scaddan St.): FEARED IN NEW p.m. FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOMEI 8.30 a.m. Frid ay, April 30: LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES! Karragullen: 8 a.m. West Perth: 8, 9.30 a.m., CHILE BILL MAIL ORDER SERVICE AVAILABLE! Stella Mans, Gerald9.30 a.m. SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO PENSIONERS! 10.30 a.m. (Italian), ton, "The MatchmakABC's Four Corners S ANTIAGO, Chile Karrinyup: 7.30 and 9.30 BATTERIES AND CORDS FOR ALL MAKES 11.30 a.m. (Polish) er"; St. Gertrude's, will take a look at the (NG)—The socialist GovT.V. HEARING UNITS! a.m. New LOW DEPOSITS AND EASY PAYMENTS! Norcia, "The complex ernment Willagee: of President Sal- Kelmscott: 8.30 a.m., 10 7, 9, a.m. 5.25 organisation INTEREST FREE TERMS! Guilty Generation"; St. vador Allende sent a bill p.m. a.m. that went into Pope Paul to congress establishing Kensington: Patrick's, Geraldton, 7, 9.30 a.m. Wilson: 7.30, 9.30 a.m. SOLE W.A. AGENTS FOR MULTITONE OF ENGLAND "Sacrifice to the Wind". VI's Sydney visit last a family life department Wundowie: 9.15 a.m. 7 p.m. Saturday, May 1: December, on Saturday, with powers to deal with Kenwick: 9 a.m. and 5 Yanchep: 23 mile, 7 p.m. marriage, divorce, housThe three finalists, 231 p.m. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED GROUND FLOOR every Sunday. April 10. It will tell how ing, sex education, lowed juv- Kewdale: (Summer): 8 by adjudication 34 Forrest Place, Perth. Phone 23 4960 and presentation a.m. (Winter): 9 a.m. Lithuanian Mass: of 1300 international media- enile delinquency and family leisure time. awards. Lancelin: 2nd Sunday 6 East Perth: 10.45 a.m. men covered the event. a.m., 9 a.m. The bill gives cabinet Italian Mass: rank to an existing ad- Leederville: 7, 9, 10.30 Hamilton Hill: 2nd Suna.m. (Tower St.) 8.30 PERSONAL SERVICE I visory body, the National day 10 a.m. Council of Family Guid. FULL CATHOLIC RTE$ 7.30. 8.30 Midland: 11 a.m. ance, and entrusts the Lesmurdie: MODERN PREMISES Mazenod College 9.30, West Perth: 10.30 a.m. family ministry with funE. W. (WIN) MEAD 5.30 p.m. Parish Ukrainian PHONE ALL HOURS ctions performed now Church, May. Church. by welfare, housing, edlands: Every Sunday at 41 11 58 190 Albany H'way, Victoria Park 6 3482 ucation and law enforce- Lynwood: 7.30 and 10.30 10 a.m., Summertime: ment agencies. a.m. g and 10 a.m.
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APRIL 17 APRIL 11 Catherine Carley, MedErin Brown, Melville (11); Sally Managh, S. ina (11); Damian SheriPerth (10); Veronica dan, Bedford Park (10); Travers, E. Victoria Park David Oliver, Alfred Cove (13); Michael Cross, (14); Julie Wear, Shenton May I wish you all a happy and holy Palmyra (9); Wayne Park (11); Denise Koch, Gower, (13); Bentley (14); Rhonda Easter! I do hope that you all attended Christine Broome Henderson, Leighton (7); Polglaze, Doubceremonand understood the holy week Caroline Staples, Wemleview (4). bley Downs (12); Helen ies, for which you have been preparing Hegarty. Wagin (12); * MONDAY over the past weeks. Anne Ivey, Rossmoyne APRIL 12 (13); Geoffrey Lees. Now we celebrate the most wonderful Paul Dwyer, Halls Doubleview (14). Creek other to each (13); say Margaret occasion of all. We Sullivan, Leonora (13); Lady: Would you agree in wonderment, "Christ is Risen!" How Mark McGlew, Mt. Plea- to chop sticks for your much meaning is contained in those sant (11); Francis Mular- dinner? Tramp: No, lady, do I three words! It is the meaning of our czyk, Collie (8). look like a Chinaman? proof It is the Faith. Christian whole * * * TUESDAY Three men stood in that God is not dead, but goes on living APRIL 13 in each and every one of us. Isn't this Annette Russell, Joon- front of a judge. "What were you doing?" he ask3 wonderful thing? danna (11); Paul McMul- ed the first man. lan, Woodlands (10); "Just throwing Peanuts This is why we celebrate Easter with Francis Foley, East Fre- in the lake," replied the mantle (6); Peter Lock- man. such joy, and it is right to do so. The hart, Albany (101. "And what about you?" only thing to remember is that we do so the judge asked the secwould want. We (Christ) He way in the * WEDNESDAY ond man. "Were you also throi.vi ng Peanuts in the must at all times remember and help APRIL 14 Mandy Adams, Swan- lake?" those less fortunate than ourselves. " Yes," said the man. bourne (13); Peter Boys, "And were you throwBallidu Christine (12); This was the purpose of project ComCity Beach ing Peanuts in the lake, passion and the reason why it is so ap- Henderson, to?" the judge asked the ( 11). third man. propriate to Lent and Easter. "No." said the third * THURSDAY man. "I'm Peanuts." APRIL 15 Once again a happy Easter to you and * * Marie-Louise O'Meara, all your famil ies, and may God especial- Dianella (11); Ian Robin- The other day a teacher asked her pupils to ly bless you all. son, Bentley (12); Gay make a list of the 11 Sullivan, Mt. Claremont greatest men. As the God bless. (13); Eric Spencer, Mer- class was busy writing (10); Karen Simms she walked between the BROTHER JUNIPER redin Yokine (12); Francis desks and saw that litAmess, Lesrnurdie (9). tle Robert was chewing Hs n.n. "Have you finilliormacor-mr-srairowzirsirw4ivzsr przgir * FRIDAY ished?" she asked him. Letters to BRO1HER JUNIPER, including all APRIL 16 "Not ouite," was the Mark Diyiney, Redcliffe reply. "I'm trying to decompetition entries, should be addressed to him ( 13 ); Sean Haran, W. Lee- cide on the goalkeeper." at P.O. BOX 104, Tuart Hill, W.A. 6060. * derville (13); Frances Spence, Merredin (13); George: I could lick Sarah-Ellen Bourke, E. any fighter with on. Fremantle (6); Kathleen hand. My Birthday is Owens, Davis Park (14); Jim: You could? Marie Anne Bown, Boulneorge: Yes, but they yours ot age I am now der (12). all have two.
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Would you like to grow place it in a container that their trailers hang your very own indoor and pour in enough down. plant? All you need to do water to half cover it. In All you need to do to is this. The next time a few days it will begin maintain your plant Is mum goes shopping for to grow roots and sprout to make sure now and fruit and vegetables, ask the beginnings of long again that it has enough her to buy you a small trailing vines. These clan water. You will be amazsweet potato. look most attractive, es- ed at how quickly sweet When you have obtain- pecially if they are hung potatoes grow ed your sweet potato, on a wall or placed so Good luck!
CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 1. Small jumping insect. 1. Yellow or white oily 2. Small jumping animal. substances. The Baboon is a large animals, and sometimes 3. Used with a bow. 2.A toy that spins on a • • • monkey found in Africa as many as 100 animals. 4. Job; chore. point. 5. Walk heavily, trudge. 9. 12th letter of the Al- and southwestern Arabia, There is usually one male Molly: "What has ten A ooss interviewing an Bullying Foreman: "I of which there are four who heads the group. 6. Watch secretly. applicant remarked, "You can beat any man work- heads, ten legs and five phabet. One baboon, the hama- ask high wages for a ing for me." kinds. It has a large head, 7. Abbrev. for Standing 10. Go . . the shop. feet?" long, sharp teeth, and a dryas of Ethiopia has a man with no experience." R oom only. Polly: "I've no idea. New Employee: "Bet 13. Simple. muzzle like that of a dog cape of long, grey hair 8. Sphere; globe. What?" you can't beat me." 14. Noah had one. "Well," the man rehave on its head and shouldbaboons Some 9.A large deer of Nor 15. Wise old birds. Bullying Foreman: "OK Molly: "I don't knowshort stumpy tails, while ers. Another the chacma, plied. "the work is so You are fired." them Europe, Asia 16. Extinct bird. I asked you." much when you harder to of South Africa has greyothers have tails up r * * and Northern Amer- 17. Fruit. * * know anything t wo feet long. Generally ish-brown hair on its don't ica. Husband: "Well, dear, small Two boys were 18. Synthetic Fibre. the male baboon is larger body and a long collar of about it." 10.20 cwt. I have just had myself in- bragging. "My hands are * * 19. Abbrev. for Knock than the female, and can hair around its neck. It 11. Man's name. sured for $100,000." dirtier than yours,- said be quite fierce, even to lives mainly in rocky reOut. 12. Abbrev. for Or NearWife: Doctoi : Why do you "That's good John. of attacking a the point gions and in open wood- want to be cured of wink- dear, now I won't have est Offer. 20. Negative reply. James looked crestfalleopard. lands. Farmers dislike ing? Does it matter so to keep telling you to be len, and then grinne4, For food, the baboon the chacma baboon be- very much? careful everywhere you "After all," he saida Teacher: If ShakesMatter! I go." "My father once had eats eggs, fruits, grass, in- cause it often damages Patient: "your're a year older Deere were here today. ten thousand men under sects, leaves and roots. Crops. * * should say it does.I wanthanI am." Their cheeks have pouchThe female of this spe- dered into an auction Why would he be regard- him." * * Fred: "How did you ed as a most extraordin"He must have had a es in which they can ca-- cies takes wonderful care sale this morning, and break your wrist?" Why did the boy go to ry food. of its young. ary man? good position." now I own two sedans James: "I tried to open bed with a ruler? - He Pupil: He'd be more "No, he was an aviaBaboons usually live in FROM WORLD BOOK two coupes of recent a tin of milk. After all. wanted to see how long than 300 years old. tor." groups from 10 to Rn make, and a bus. ENCYCLOPEDIA. It said. 'Punch here'." he slept.
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by Sister M. Germanus. THE HIGHGATE branch of the YCW believes it THE TOWNSHIP of Broome is situated on Roebuck Bay and is about 1 ,000 air miles from Perth. is not the coffee in your life but the life with population is about 2,000, mode up of white, coloured and aboriginal people. The main industry your coffee. Its So, we try to make the coffee shop we run as is pattle and about 40,000 head of cattle pass through the Broome meat works annually. Broome's pearling bonanza,
of 450 Iuggers operated from the port and since the introduction of plastics and lively as possible. in the height almost has faded industry out and now only a few luggers are in operation. Tourism is coming into play and the like, the The coffee shop gets ish to find any social life. that hopes Broome will become the centre fo r tourists as it is one of the most beautiful and interesting towns under way each Wednes- This creates a problem, there are high day night at 8 p.m. especially newlyfor West of Australia. ht the Nor' You're almost certain to arrived migrants, both inof the Sisters of St. John of homes, seeking refuge some lay-helpers enjoyed the sincere effort the find someone you know ternal and external, of A: this time particu- God., with a roll call of from the heat of March. a pleasant evening, and, children put into the there. But even if you whom there are many in year, Broome is the as attractive, over 200, and the BrothThe people of larly Kennedy's at the St. Patrick's Mass singing, and the reading don't, you will find some- the parish. Hill appear to be musical some children from the of the epistle and bid- one to take your aroued It is hoped the coffee orange, white and the ers school. The coming of the as transistors were blast- Sisters two shades of purple and Brothers ding prayers. The child• and introduces you to th shop will make a step "groovy gang" are out in Christian Brothers to ing forth in nearly every schools read the epistle rens' towards the solving of effort must have bougainvilla golden showgiven him much joy and If the reluctant record- this problem. bloom. The poinciannas Broome has been a won• other house. Groups of and bidding prayers. player is not playing — In particular, we hope derful boom to the town, people were sitting uner trees and The bidding prayers encouragement. and sometimes even if it it will provide a place particularly to the boys der trees andI reminded are now beginning to lose were the children's own and the of the tcwn. is—you'll probably find a where the newly-arrived one group that there was their tresses SMILING GIRLS composition and they with few people bashing the migrants can meet the swept are Up till now, the an taeets entire evening Mass at the a were remarkably good The Christian Broth- piano or guitars. youth of the parish. This of the church tomorrow and, msses of red and gold r esponsibility fall from Catholic children's educa- as it was St. Patrick's some of the children ers have offered the boys If you play, you'll get will help young peopleflowers which their tion in the Broome area Day, would they make were very small. area a chance to sock it to Ira from the country who of the Broome these trees, as period is now has been the Sisters of the effort and be prehave come to work in the St. Patrick was also re- something beyond prim- anytime you hke. lossoming b membered at the District ary schooling without If you're the quiet tyre city to adjust quickly to over. The frangipanni St. John of God. They sent. Hospital as the Irish flag leaving their home en- and would rather sit at city life and assist in and oleander grow pro- have taught in this area Now their one of the tables, drink the assimilation of young was aloft for the day and vironment. lificly in the Nor' West, and other areas for the TOUCHED a leprechaun adorned the academic subjects will eoffee and talk, there'll migrants from overseas and the Mexican rose past 64 years. The Brothers' school Immediately they rose entrance hall and sham- go hand in hand with oe someone to -alk to. into the community. creeper is often out of subjects, as If you look hard enough. If you happen to be on bounds, climbing over is ideally situated on the to their feet and the !. oc -cs decorated the in. technical its west side of the town strains of the hymn, Hail tenor of the building. All woodwo rk. tree-tops spreading you're sure to find some the corner of Vincent and deep pink blooms as it and it comprises of sev- Glorious St. Patrick, I had entered into the one who'll talk about Harold Streets on a WedThe girls to keep pace eral class rooms, one a am sure, could have been spirit of the feast. On goes. what you wart to talk nesday night between 8 with the boys, require a science room. heard in Perth had any the feast of St. Joseph, about, whether it's Arian- p.m. and 10 p.m., and ytai same the CHINA TOWN There are several nat- one been listening at the the 12th anniversary of school along ism. zoology or anything hear a lot of noise — it's lines, a home economics us! There are no super ive reserves attached to time. the enthronement of in between. in the Bishop Jobst, a special class ,and we hope markets. There are twa the township. The new reIf you'd like to see a The coffee shop represuch We celebrated the feast children's Mass was cele- near future that f airly big stores and a serve consists of about what we're doing, we'd sents Highestablished part of the will be class of St. John of Goa with por• picture theatre—a eight small houses, some brated by His Lordship for the dark-skinned and gate YCW's efforts to im- be only too happy to tion of which is open- have gardens and they all a barbecue tea in the con- himself. ever smiling girls of prove the social environ- have you join us some aired—and several cafes. have some grass growing vent grounds. Father McCne could see that His Brcome who are eager to ment in the parish. The night. Mahon, PPSAC, and broThere is also one frock around the home Highgate parish lacks soThe coffee's great—and shop and a hairdressing Some of the children thers and sisters and Lordship was touched by learn. cial facilities for young life with it is greater. the a China is There aloon. s were nicely dressed the people — apart from the ( Chris de Silva) town and the street that day I visited the reserve. t wo cinemas and the divides the two rows of and some of the small skating rink. shops and dwellings that children were playing THE RECORD CLASSIThe youth of the parish make up China town has around naked. Everymust go outside the par- FIEDS GET RESULTS. its name written on the thing appeared to be orsign post at the street en- derly and tidy. trance in five languages. POVERTY as Broome is a cosmopNEW YORK (NC) . - A consultant for the United olitan town. 1t Kennedy's Hill, anBible Societies (UBS) said here new openings SANTA CRUZ. Bolivia The people are friendly, other reserve, situated at particularly the children, the east side of the town for Bible work in communist -dominated countries ( NC). — Two successive and the dark skinned and lies on the west side of Eastern Europe now are more "encourag- editions of the Catholic children have a charm all of the hill. presented an- ing" than in many years were daily, Presencia, of their own. They pre• other picture. Here povburned here by a group The Rev. Sverre Smaa- Christianity "has sur- claiming the paper ran sent an air of indepen- erty and disorder could dah!. based in Geneva, vived". dence and one can detect he seen. a story that was favoura likeable accent when able to a cartoon "offenThe people were friend- Switzerland, as Eastern n e w Enumerating speaking women of with these ly and the children more Europe consultant for openings sive to the work children of the Kimber- so. and like the children the societies, said the ex- Bible Santa Cruz." Mr. last year. within the leys. at the new reserve, some tent of the Bible work Smaadahl said the UBS Editions of two secular There are three schools were clad and some varied in Eastern European countries, with the has contact with 13 tran- newspapers that reproto cater for the educa- children were naked. four projects — slation of Albania duced the cartoon were tion of the children. The Old, old people were exception in Yugoslavia, three in also State school and St. lying under trees, out- where religion is forbiddestroyed. The Santhe Soviet Union, two ta Cruz regional offices Mary's, staffed by the side their dilapidated den. Czechoslovakia and in Mr. Smaadahl, a Nor- one each in Bulgaria, of Presencia were vanwegian, who has a mas- Hungary. Poland and dalised. ter's degree in theology Rumania. Presencia, whose editfrom Yale University's orial offices are 400 miles divinity school, was here away in La Paz, decided for 'UBS administrative OPEN TO JESUITS to suspend distribution meetings. here temporarily. SCHOOLS He said that for d9cades there had been no MEXICO CITY (NC). Bishop Luis Rodriguez fresh supplies of Scrip- —The Mexican Jesuits Pardo of Santa Fe called iiires in a majority of announced that in the on citizens to assume a the c OM=nist-dominatnext two years they will position of "serenity and ed countries and churchdignity" and to cease the es have lost many of open a series of schools destructive activities. t heir privilege here "with tuition so low 450 Hay St., Perth He also sharply criti"Christians in Eastern that even the lowest incised the humour magaEurope have experienced come groups can afford zine Cascabel (Jinglebell) what it is to live under Phone 21 2837 for first printing the t he cross", he said. but t hem." cartoon, and the La Paz
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FORTOLD a chestnut fil- Bookmakers next time ly by Forearmed was an she sports silk. impressive winner at Pinjarra last Wednesday MOON WALK a bay filly and followed it up with by Endless Honey out of an eye-catching second a well bred mare in Folk to Sunday Vista in the Dance looks an ideal Gage Roads Handicap proposition for the Oaks. received many for two year olds last She checks in running yet Saturday. youthful Her HIGH amounts demanded by VFL clubs could spark 0 WITH all three television quoted as saying othe apprentice B. Smith went was still able to fly home transfer fee war between that league and the WANFL. channels opting out of winter sports would be "via the Cape" on the and figure in the photo football, will other considered for direct turn, but she still battled for second. The DickinThe four teams nearl ROW For years VFL clubs sports get a better deal? telecasts. This is good ING: on to beat a more than son family can look forhave reaped the best est Fremantle will play There is talk about news. Can the Aquinas first horse in Bow ward to an early success useful crop of footballers from on Saturday and the live soccer coverage. with this promising filly. eight make it a hat-trick other States, and for four Perth located teams But it is sad, too, that Temps for second. This of Head-of-the-river wins Does the following war- this will be done, really, chestunt filly will soon years clubs from other on Monday. ant this? on Saturday week? States have had to be ERROR Personally, I think it at the expense of one reward Beryl and Ken I t seems ridiculous This is one of the James with an early content to get players sport. does. The standard of WEDDING picture: The past their prime in VFL that the two Fremantlet main talking points in soccer here is rising, and —B.P. winner. caption on Page 8 of last teams should play theilrowing on as the big even football. it can rise even more if COUNT ADGY a black week's issue which read: same day and that no grows closer. Peter Steward and match will be played irt gelding by Count Cim- "The marriage of CathAccording to some- all avenues for promoDaryl Griffiths could the Perth location on body brone could not secure a erine McCourt . . . to closely connected tion are tapped. 'Ifatdly be called pas Saturday. Aussie Rules footbalclear run before straight- Keith Mulligan" should with the crew, Aquinas their prime, but transening up and was badly have read: "The marwould be very unlucky lers and coaches agree fer fees of $45,000 and The league is keen to to lose. television is an importchecked yet still was able riage of Catherine Mo. $25,000 respectively pro- reach that elusive mil ant promotional instruto rattle home to run a Court . . . to Keith This Aquinas year, will ject them into a very lion attendance but i ment. It can be used as promising third in the MANSBRIDGE." The erput one of the its bigges such by our soccer adelite bracket. certainly won't get full Handicap. Train- ror is regretted. Novice No club can afford to value from this week's ever crews on the river ministrators. ed by Bert Harrison for NP4r.41•041,00044INIP4r#4,41.4.4^4,#4.0.4. The average height is pay such exhorbitant opening fixtures. In the long-term, with The Midland and Scar 6ft. lin. and average, youngsters being more borough PCYCs will hold owner Jack Higgins, he prices. will soon give his conMonday's West Perth weight in 12.13. Which means VFL Perth clash could be a Half of last year's exposed to soccer, I am their boxing nights on nections a change of sure interest will April 16 and 23 respec luck. clubs could be about tc preview for this year's crew will again row this abound. CORSET SALON tively. cut their own throats. grand final. year. Other winter sports, Most of these pro- QUEEN ORATOR raced They will continue to Fashion Corsets too, could benefit. I grammes will figure a by business partners. seek players from inter. by Bob Roberts Ladies' Surgical & know when TV used to Messrs. MutJarvis and state and the odds are number of up and corn zig, finished strongly to Exclusive Lingerie that by putting such In my opinion, these Coach is Stan Omodei put on football shows ing juniors. run third in the second high prices on their own two sides, with South a former Kings Cup during the season, many and Hosiery division of the Gage players they will find it Fremantle are certain- oarsman and old boy felt we were getting an COMMERCIAL PRINTING Room 202, 2nd Floor Roads Handicap for harder in future to re- ties to make the four. He was in charge of the overdose of playbacks Levinson Building Business Cards t wo year olds. Her rider cruit stars outside the Perth may have Barry second eight last year. and whatnot. Keith Mifflin reported Victorian border. 713 Hay St, The die-hard footy fan Cable back, but I feel Just for the record — Letterhead, that he was struck in the Perth. It's about time the it will have a difficult all Aquinas teams are may disagree, but there Invoices eye with a clod of turf strongly in were a significant num WANFII took a closer task beating the Cardin rowing Phone: 23 3518 Statements but this chestnut filly ber who were cheesed look at league fixtures. als at Leederville oval. training. will catching be the off. RING 21 2837 for a This Saturday, the 1971 My other selections season kicks off — but are Claremont, South ATHLETICS: A commercial televis- Representative to call. 'rimed and pubtished by Charles Andrew O'Malley, "Reccre Vioue*:! have a close look at the Fremantle East and The world's fastest on station manager wai ,50 may Srreet, berth. W.0, matches. Perth. miler, American Jim Ryun, says he owes a debt to Australia. Ryun was booked to race here a few weeks ago, and a crowd of 2 LONDON COURT around 5,000 turned out to see him. But there Phone 21 2765: A/Hrs. 49 1146 was no run by Ryun. 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