The Record Newspaper 25 January 1973

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PERTH, THURSDAY 25, 1973.

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Divorce law; support for marriage urged To the extent that it eased for some people some of the injustice and other displeasing features of present divorce cases, the new Federal proposals for cheaper divorce announced last week were welcomed by Father Barry Hickey, Director of the Catholic Family Welfare Bureau and the Catholic Marriage Guidance Council.

MELBOURNE.—The Government's philosophy and proposals for implementing its needs policy in granting aid to schools were discussed by the Federal Minister for Education, Mr. Beazley, in a letter to the editor of the "Advocate", the Catholic newspaper.

"For many people" he —although I believe that aches a lawyer he will said, "a divorce action is they will damage them- often take the individual He was replying to cation. client's point of view. an ugly, dirty businses selves in such unions." "Mostly this has been criticism of the GovernA second legal support Unless he is a highly moand for many a traumamerit's needs-basis policy an exercise of the power demanded by Father tivated person the lawyer tic experience". non-government to grant benefits to stufor Hickey was for some will not be committed I n addition, there was dents. schools. reconcilia- to maintaining the maran element of injustice compulsory "The schools commit"The aim of the Intertion procedures to be in- riage" Fr. Hickey said. in that a number of broim Schools Committee tee and the commission A third legal support ken marriages were be- troduced through family and, later, the aim of the operate in a different dicourts, or something si- could be in the form of ing denied access to the HICKEY FATHER Schools Commission is mension of the Constitufinancial assistance from milar. court because of the high and will be to get the sub- tion — the power to make "At present a lawyer is the government to voluncost involved. ject of financial assis- grants under Section 96. obliged to notify couples tary bodies who were "Statistics about de tance by the Common"Icannot see that there of the existence of Mar- prepared to provide marfacto relationships and riage Guidance Councils riage preparation courwealth to State and pri- is equality of need bevate schools out of the tween children (for exparticularly deserted hu- and the court can direct ses in the community, field of political argu- ample, that I am obliged sbands and wives, who a couple to receive such allowing for the fact ment and into the field of to find an 'isolated childare a big charge at pre- guidance. Since 1961 when that attendance at these objective assessment by ren allowance' for childsent on the State, indi- the present legislation courses would always be a body of experts of ac- ren in cities), nor can I cate that the number of was introduced only four voluntary. tion that should be taken, personally see that there Father Hickey sumpeople getting a divorce cases in the whole of Mr. Beazley said. is equality of need beis only the tip of the ice- Australia have ever been med up his opinion as This approach, he said, tween schools. follows: berg of the actual situa- so referred". had utterly transformed "We want the law tt) ( At present about one "The Prime Minister, tion of the breakdown of the universities and cre- Mr. Whitlam, has removmarriage", Father Hickey a month are processed support marriage and ated the colleges of ad- ed any per capita 'ceiling' our principal concern in Perth courts). said. vanced education. He had ( currently $104 per sec"When a married per- ought to be that at preThe present operation no doubt that it would ondary private school VATICAN CITY ( NC ).—Pope Paul, complainson in difficulty appro- sent it is not doing so". transform the schools, pupil, for instance) and ing that the name of God seemed to have been of the law only indicated the number of people State and private. the Interim Schools Com- banished from civil society, recalled that the SoThe Interim Schools mittee is free to recom- viet writer and Nobel Prize winner Aleksander who could afford to terminate their marriages Committee consisted of mend grants greater than Solzhenitsyn had been forbidden to write the name by divorce. such experts and four of that." of god with an initial capital letter. them had associations He said that he was The Minister pointed with the private sector two out that none of the comhave no need of God; re- concerned about mentioning Without of education. that people mentators whose views Solzhenitsyn or the Sov- ligion is useless and ac- things "The initial actions of the critic wishes him to iet Union by name, the complishes nothing; it should not be subjected my ministry," Mr. Beaz- study was bold enough to Pope told a general aud- even constitutes a brake, to indignities and that ley added, "have been say what they were ac- ience last week: an unnecessary and para- there was a recurring directed to meeting need tually advocating, namebreakdown of marriage. well known French lysing embarrassment." "A — the needs of Aboriginal ly, that a school whose He said that in his view review, informs us recentPope Paul said that he Children, children of the annual fees were $30 (and there was a need for a in imposed the ban ly of would not like to think Never-Never, kindergar- resources desperate acmuch wider legal supten teacher trainees, for cordingly) should have a certain country, which young people were leanport for marriage. itstance, and libraries of the same per capita grant even has great religious ing that direction. "The present divorce traditions, upon writing colleges of advanced edu- ( continued on page 7) the name of God with a "How many people procedure is as much a capital letter. We've ar- think like that? Is it true remedy for a breakdown — but we wouldn't like in marriage as bankruptrived at this today." to think so — that youth cy is a remedy for misThe Vatican Press of- the new generation, is management of business fice said that the periodi- orienting itself toward affairs", he said. cal Pope Paul referred to this facile and victorious "The two aspects - the was the January issue of irreligion?" breakdown and the even"Reuve des Deux Mondes (Review of the Two The Pope did not ans- tual divorce - are very Worlds." wer his own question. different because they But he did observe that happen at different times Solzhenitsyn has com- the absence of God from and often with a long that plained publicly the thoughts and words interval in between". Soviet censors would not of men Pointing to specific le"afflicts us deeplet him capitalize God's ly, and gives us the deso- gal support that could USUALLY COME BACK FOR name. PERTH. 84 BEAUFORT STREET late impression of an ana- be provided for marriaA NOTHER . . . AND ANOTHER SUBIACO. 122 ROKEBY ROAD ge, Father Hickey said chronistic solitude." According to Pope LEEDERVILLE. 148 OXFORD STREET that the present seven Paul, the A ND ANOTHER . . absence of God CLAREMONT. 40 BAY VIEW TERRACE day notice period that "seems to characterise the law required before CANNING BRIDGE. 906 CANNING HIGHWAY current history and civimarriage was for too FREMANTLE. 25 ADELAIDE STREET lisation." ON INSIDE PAGES short. WILLAGEE. 86 ARCHIBALD STREET He added: "Have some "All studies of marriaHEAD OFFICE 4 ge breakdown reveal that representatives of mod- C alendar ern man become enemies a lot of couples simply even of the holy and ine- Chi ldren's did not get to know each ffable name of God? B irthdays ... 9 other before marriage", he added. "This is only the exBUILDING SOCIETY HOUSE Classified "Recently it was retreme and outward as297-305 MURRAY STREET, PERTH, W.A. 6000. 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Thursday, January 25, 1973

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Revised rite or the Annointing of the Sick VATICAN CITY (NC.)— Pope Paul has reformed the old rite of the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick formerly Extreme Unction — to put more stress on its healing powers and to rid it of the old associations with imminent death.

Family -planning clinics start next month

The Family Planning Clinic (Ovolution Method) will commence its activities for 1973 with the first of its public clinic sessions to be held on Sunday, February 4, at St. John of God Maternity Hospital, Subiaco, at 8.00 p.m.

These clinic sessions of predicting ovulation a variety of conditions "Although it does have In a new apostolic con- press conference on Ja- formula. have established their through the detection of that often cause ovulaThe prayer used in the a penitential effect," he reputation, and last year naturally occurring symp- tion to be highly stitution, the Pope brings nuary 18. unpretogether a number of dictable, even by methods The old ritual can be past said: "Through this said, "even to the point more than 400 couples toms. modifications used ex- used until the end of this holy anointing and His of replacing Penance if attended the sessions at It is considered that of temperature detection. perimentally for several year; the constitution most loving mercy, may the latter is impossible, it the hospital which are this last method is an In New Zealand a group years in various parts of states the new order the Lord pardon what- above all brings with it a addressed by doctors, additional confirmation of doctors have been fol. grace of salvation, comthe world. couples and of other methods of na- lowing out a programme married must be used from Janu- ever sins you have comfort and consolation." mitted . tural famliy planning fo research into the nursing sisters. The principal changes ary 1, 1974. deAnother change is the In addition, private that have been used to tection of natural symp. The new prayer says: are: Msgr. Arnie Martimort, increased date. toms with the help of a • In the prayer to be a consultor of the Congre- "Through this holy anoin- reduction of the anoint- counselling has couples last year 98 loving the past most two. In and and His ings to ting The aim of current refinancial grant from the conferring the gation for Divine Worused in Family search is to find a method Bishops of New the mercy, may the Lord the priest anointed all attended sacrament; ship, in presenting the assist you by the grace of five senses, said Msgr. Planning Office which is by which ovulation in a It is reported Zealand. that they • A reduction in the constitution at the press the Holy Spirit, so that Martimont. Anointings now situated at 27 Vic- woman will be able to will be releasing soon innumber of anointings conference, said that when you have been freed now would be on the toria Square, near the be predicted naturally formation indicating with oil of sick persons; Pope Paul had ordered from your sins he may forehead and the hands. other new Catholic offi- and inexpensively under tial success in this pararea. • Vegetable oils may the changes in keeping save you and in his goodWhen necessary, an- ces. recommendathe with The office is open Monness raise you up." be used in the place of ointing of the forehead day to Wednesday from olive oil when necessary; tions of the Second Vatsaid Martimort speMsgr. or, if sufficient, was ican Council. 3.30 p.m. and • The sacrament may that the new prayer cial circumstances war- 10 a.m. to bookings are taken for be conferred more than The old term "Extreme stressed both that the ranted, another portion monthly hospital once during the course of Unction" is avoided in grace given by the sacre- of the body might be an- the ssesion so that numbers the same illness; favour of the "Anointing, ment was the work of the ointed, he said. Bishops' attending can be kept to • The sacrament may of the Sick," and the con- Holy Spirit and that the conferences would auth- a practical size. remedy differwas "a or sacrament additional stresses that orise stitution be conferred during a litInquiries for personal urgical ceremony or Mass the sacrament is not limi- for the soul and for the ing anointings according interviews with the clinic CINCINNATI (NC).— cumstances, the customs of various Loraine on a number of sick per- ted to those in danger of body." staff are welcome. Any Loraine is in many ways notes that the two faccountries, especially misdeath. sons. In the past, people had person is free to app- a typical Catholic: midtors which override indisionary ones. roach the clinic for the The primary and most tended to think of the The constitution, entitldle-aged, the mother of vidual differences are the been Olive oil has assistance it can offer. ed Sacram Unctionem In- important reform, ac- Anointing of the Sick as two, active in her parish. their divorce and their firmorum (Sacred Anoin- cording to Msgr. Marti- a form of the sacrament traditional oil prescribed The phone number is But she also fits into a "continued commitment ting of the Sick), was mort, is the change in the of Penance or forgive- for use as a sacramental, 25 4994. "special" now constitution category in the to Christ". but the The Family Planning announced at a Vatican prayer, or sacramental ness of sins, he said. Because members have permits use of any vege- Clinic is committed to a Church. She is divorced table oil when necessary. programme of helping but still a practising shared the experience of Catholic and active in an divorce often they have In line with the desire married couples to find unusual Catholic organi- the same problems to a reliable method of to disassociate the sacrament of the Anointing natural family planning. sation called Stella Mans. wrestle with, she says, principally financial difThese efforts have ad- Star of the Sea. of the Sick from immivanced far beyond the That title of Our Lady ficulties, the concern of nent death, Msgr. Martifirst attempts to predict is usually associated with raising children with onmort said: the fertile period of a calming the storms at ly one parent in the PERTH & (Carousel "One may administer woman's cycle by mathe- sea, but for the 20 mem- house, and legal matters. •(the sacrament) to a sick matical prediction of a bers of Stella Mans, it Guest speakers at the person who has already regular monthly interval refers to the storms of group's monthly meetreceived it, not only if he (rhythm). life as divorced women. ings help members with suffers a relapse after a A further refinement Although members of such concerns, including period of convalescence, of this approach has the group range in age lawyers and physicians as was already permitted been the detection of a from mid-twenties to the or other professionals in the past, but even if, in slight shift in body temgrandmotherly range and who can help the woman the course of the same perature that accompadiffer in educational back- concerned about raising illness, his state becomes nies the incidence of o vulation in a monthly grounds, work experi- her children by herself, more critical." ence and financial cir- says Loraine. backed for reflective heat control greater shade and Aluminuim The new constitution cycle. in todays 1st choice colours. Following the research also permits the sacrament to be part of a more currently being conductWHITE Opaque — Glarefree ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES complete liturgical cele- ed by Dr. J. Billings of DRIFTWOOD Neutral — Full sun control. bration, including Mass. Melbourne, the clinic is STRAW A touch of gold— For now furnishing colours. PEACOCK Bold — Opaque — Decorative. something, incorporating a method is "This PUMPKIN Todays fun colours — Alive. quite new," Msgr. MartiBeginners to Advanced February to November mont said. "It has recentI TALIAN— Day and evening classes. ly been successfully tried Tutors: A. Lutero and Mrs. A. Cesar°. in large pilgrimages, such GERMAN— Tutor: A. Kalotas. as at Lourdes, or at gathFRENCH— Tutor: R. Pontre. erings of sick people, and MADE TO ORDER has been a source cir. SPANISH— Tutor: Mrs. C.M. Jackson. great spiritual progress." E XCL. FOR AHERN'S SPECIAL CLASSES FOR PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. Saturday morning Classes for Children. 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Ample Parking. or old age the possibility month to explore quesBus 212 to door. their tions relating to a natconsecrating of state, uniting themselves ional pastoral council. with the sufferings of A year ago the U.S. receiving bishops approved a reand Christ graces that they need in port from the advisory their trial." council in which it concluded that a national pastoral council was not immediately feasible. Keep abreast with the Other points from the keep abreast report were: times; The admission of the with the Church—Read laity, priests and Religious as observers at THE RECORD. national conference of Catholic Bishops meetLocal — Interstate — Overseas ings.

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1973

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Church's interest in land officially clarified

TEACHING BASIS

T he Archdiocese of Perth has only an undivided half share in the referred to in public statements that accompanied the State roperty p announcement that it would control prices on a large Government's on the coastal strip north of Perth. land s ector of sponsibility of the parish reference to the cisions. The to pay off that particular Church allegedly atholic developcapital The C 1,500 acres was ment programme of the debt plus the debt on the olding h official Press Archdiocese operates in- church, presbytery or not in the the Town dependently of the con- other parish building that of elease r Department but tinuing acquisition of may be erected such as a lanning P ministerial land for future church school, hall etc. w as part of a made during sites. comment conference. Father McCrann exthe Press Father McCrann point plained that no parish of ed out that the Church funds were siphoned off This particular piece acquired by has to be well ahead of into capital investment was roperty p in 1955 as the actual housing devel- programmes. the Archdiocese normal invest- opment taking place in the of art p Where a parish might ment that has existed new suburban areas. have a credit, he said, cater to years over many Small parcels of land this money was somecontingencies for future were acquired in the like- times lodged at the Church. the of life iD the ly areas of future parish Church Office to bear Commenting on this sites. These were purchas- interest while it was put fact, Fr. Peter McCrann ed freehold from private to use elsewhere. Howfinancial secretary to the sources at market rates ever, the parish did not explained or from the State Hous- lose the control of its Archbishop, asset. that the fact that the ing Commission. Church today had such keeps Commission The capital resources had a deed of trust control Dr. Laurie Noonan (pictured) has been arisen from the foresight over such land so that in awarded a grant of S2,000 by the Calouste Gulof earlier administrators the event of it not being benkian Foundation to enable him to visit the of the Archdiocese. used for church purposes principal places of historical interest in SouthHe said that the pres- it was offered back to the East Asia. ent Archbishop, following commission at a marginal this same policy, had profit. Dr. Noonan ,who is in has been a centre of Porgiven a directive that When a new parish is charge of educational tuguese culture in the where any Archdiocesan constituted the Church broadcasting by the Au- East for more than four WASHINGTON (NC). per ten sold was land Office transfers the land Broadcasting centuries. cent of the money is to to the parish at the price —"Discrimination against stralian On the return trip he be re-invested to provide that was originally paid the middle class" has Commission in this Stacontributed to putting te, also tutors in South- will visit the island of for future generations. plus any service expenses private colleges on the East Asian history at the Bali to see the relics of A panel of business rep- that have accrued on the "endangered species list", University of W.A. Hindu influence in the resentatives advise the debt in the meantime. according to a Jesuit He is president of the Indies, and Jogjakarta, After that, it is the reArchbishop in these deeducator. Newman Graduate So- near which are the ruins of the great Hindu temple Rapclily rising tuitions ciety. Teacher for primary class, trained, preferably at private colleges had He left for Singapore of Borobodur. He will return to Perth created a new deprived this week and will travel male for group—the sons and overland to Bangkok by by way of Jogajakarta daughters of middle class way of Malacca, Kuala on March 2. His wife will accompany him on the families, Father Edmund Lumpur and Penang. first leg of the journey, G. Ryan said in an artWhile in Bangkok he to Singapore. icle in the January issue Dr. Noonan has a long of College Management plans to visit the ancient capital of Thailand, Ayti- interest in subject of magazine. House provided. thia. Portugese colonial expanPhone Br. Murphy, c/- Aquinas College, ManFather Ryan, executive From Bangkok he will sion in South-East Asia vice-president of George- fly to Hong Kong and in the 16th century and ning, for interview before Monday. town University, said spend some time on Ma- his doctoral thesis was Phone: 60 3339 or 603652. that middle class fami- cao, the island which based on this subject. lies frequently were too poor to afford the new higher tuitions and too rich to qualify for aid. "The federal Government and many States in the 1960s enacted programmes of financial aid to college students. Most of the programmes linked aid to a 'needs test'," he said.

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Churches urged to start official talks on unity

"The 'needs tests' usually awarded aid to LONDON (NC).—Archbishop Donald Coggan, families with less than 85.000 or S7,000 income. Anglican Archbishop of York, called on English But what about families Churches to start official talks about uniting all with income from $7,000 Christian faiths in the country. t o $18,000 with three or Archbishop Coggan is- and the feeling of frusfour children of college the call to coincide tration which rightly or sued age, with mortgaged homes and instalment with the annual week of wrongly is felt by many Christian in the ecumenical movefor plan furniture and high prayer unity, which began on ment. taxes? "I feel that the Roman January 18. The arch"Their sons and daughbishop of York is the Catholic Church in this ters can't pay the tuition No. 2 man in the Church country will do all in its bill at private colleges of England after the power to engage in these and universities. They Archbishop of Canter- 'tlaks about talks' but are moderately affluent bury, the spiritual leader the decision to do so rests but are a new deprived W A's Leading Grocers of the Anglican church. clearly with the confergroup," Archbishop of ence of bishops. The The York suggested that in- Church will have certain vitations for the new hesitations because of its talks be officially issued firm insistence on docby the United Reformed trinal unity." Church (formed last OcThe Rev. Donald Lee, tober by the merger of p resident-elect of the the United Reformed M ethodist Conference Church (formed last Oc- here, said that the plan tober by the merger of could break the deadlock the English Presbyteri- created eight months ans with the Congrega- ago when the Anglicantional Church) when its Methodist reunion plan general assembly meets failed to secure the neceson May 7. sary 75 percent majority He suggested also that in the Anglican Synod. FUNERAL DIRECTORS the talks include the The precise suggestion Catholic Church, the Offers to all Parishes a Service Baptist Union and other o fthe Anglican archbodies not previously in- bishop of York is that embracing every aspect of the volved in reunion nego- r epresentatives of the Funeral Rites for Cathol ics. churches would be asked tiations. Our Chapels are at: Speaking for the Ca- to answer the question: tholic bishops, Auxiliary "On what terms, or withPerth: Cnr. Beaufort and what limitations, Bishop Alan Clark of in Bulwer Streets Northampton, president would our Churches be of the Catholio. ecumeni- prepared to enter into Phone 28 8406 conversacal commission of Eng- multilateral tions towards a scheme Fremantle: Phone 25 2225 land and Wales, said: "We welcome this gen- for the organic union of Claremont: Phone 3 2177 erous initiative on the our churches?" JOHN GREEN ( Pte.): 37 2304 part of Archbishop CogThey would be asked to gan, which will offset the report back to their sense of disappointment churches in 1974.

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Thursday, January 25, 1973

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Archdlocesan Murder suspected in death Calendar of a priest - editor

KAMPALA (NC).—The body of Father Clement Kiggundu, editor of the Ugandan Catholic daily newspaper "Munno" (Friend) was found on Janu30-Feb. 2. The Archbishop and Auxiliary Bishop ary 14 in the burnt wreckage of his car in a forest near here.

January

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EDITORIAL Australia — 1973 and onwards

Father Kiggunda (46) pline in this largely met his death while escaping from Kondos, the appeared to have been Christian nation. February Dozens of European prevalent bandits of Utrapped or locked in the missionaries, ganda, many of whom Christian The opening of the completed section of car. One report asserted 11 expelled are troops in civilian were however, shot been St. Christopher's Cathedral, Canberra. The that he had on grounds that clothes. recently strangled. and Archbishop. The position of Father The priest resided at their papers were not in 7.30 p.m. The opening of the ten week St. George's parish in order. 12 Kiggundu's car, however, Phlegmatic Australians that we are not too Lay Catechist Training Course at Mer- Pittsburgh (USA) from Some diplomats here would seem to indicate many of us will be spending any time on the cedes College, Victoria Square. while October, 1968 to the suggested that Father that he crashed Australia Day holiday attending civic ceremonies Kondos. from fleeing have in profession might religious final The Kiggundu a.m. earn10 11 spring of 1971, while marking nearly 200 years of history on this soil. St. Joseph's Church, Subiaco, of Sisters ing a degree in journalMatthew Byrne De Porres Davis and ism from Duquesne UniThe peculiar characteristic of the 19th CenColumba Howard of the Congregation of versity. He also worked in many countries was to erect bronze tury St. John of God. as an editorial intern on and to name a variety of streets and tatues s Catholic. Pittsburgh The Archbishop will take part in the the 12-17 plazas after great persons and dates in history. Many people in KamPre-Congress studies and discussions that pala beleive that Father give special emphasis to ecumenism. The final gesture was to add a few public du's death was an Kiggu ConThe 40th International Eucharistic 18-25 but, unless the public purse was able holidays assassination instigated gress in Melbourne. by President Idi Amin, to stand the fireworks, bread and circuses, the 26 7.30 p.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral an who has been engaged in Sister M. Josephine She joined the St. days came to have as much significance as our ecumenical service to mark the visit to a public dispute with the at own puny handful of Monday holidays. Fitzptrick who died this Anne's Hospital Staff Perth of His Eminence, John Cardinal Catholic Church. Christmas, 1937 shortly HoAnne's St. at MilWillebrands, President of the Secretariate week Dr. of Supporters Nevertheless it ought to be possible to look its opening. for Christian Unity. Mount Lawley, after ton Obote, whom Amin spital, the significance of Australia in 1973 in the t a genin part She took 27 3 p.m. A public lecture in Winthrop Hall overthrew as president was originally one of a until light of issues confronting the Church and nation there nursing eral that claim ago, two years by Cardinal Willebrands. family of ten children Father Kiggundu was the who were settled in 1964 when she commen- and possible performances in the future. 7.30 p.m. In St. Mary's Cathedral a Mass 28 ced three years of service latest of scores of people Victoria Park, when to the elderly Sisters at for the Polish community celebrated by Austral ia has attempted to grasp a new meanby furtively eliminated His Eminence Karol Wojtyla, Archbishop Shepperton Road, was Victoria Square Convent. ing of an International Eucharistic Congress the government. of Cracow. made into the that will hope for a renewal of our times and But Amin's regime has just being suburbs of For the past few years will be vastly different scene from the memorexpanding recently published its light performed she own list of 85 persons Perth at that time. duties at St. Anne's Hos- able public processions of the Sydney Congress two past the in missing She was educated by pital and died peacefully in 1928. years, asserting that they the Sisters of Mercy at with little warning on have been murdered by Victoria Park and after Saturday morning JanuThe newest building on a rapidly changing St. The late Monsignor the presence of a group Obote's supporters. training as a nurse at the ary 20. She was 75. Terrace will have had at its opening a George's "Munno" is an African Children's Hospital she Owen O'Connor made a of other friends including look VIP list that spells out political change new language newspaper that She is survived by her urilque final request last Father Joseph McCor- last year ceased to pub- entered the Congregation sisters Dorothy (Mrs. D. that has taken place recently. in 1918 and became one week to return to his mack. Monsignor O'Connor lish for three months be- of the first Sisters associ- Rosser), mother of Fr. Constitutional reform is only one of the many diocesan centre of Ge- studied theology at All cause of financial difficulBrian Rosser, M.S.C. and ated with the newly es- Rita, (Mrs. J. Negus), features that are heralding change and suggestrafditon to face his im- Hallows College, Dublin, ties. Foundling mother of Christian Bro- ing that the old formulae and attitudes that pemling death of a and was ordained to the It has supported A- established min's regime, but has Home at Wembley, now thers, Martin and Damien have prevailed in Australia may have to be heart condition. priesthood in 1939. scrutinised more closely. He arrived in Australia been declining in influ- the Catherine McAuley Negus. He died in the St. John of God Hospital there on the same year and went ence and circulation of Centre. May God reward her. A significant amount of State aid that would 'Tuesday afternoon in the first to Meekatharra and late as more businesses have been unhoped for three years ago is now company of the priests of then to Reidy, a Murchi- found it politic to adverson goldfields town that tise in the government the diocese. flowing into independent schools precisely when newspaper "Voice of Unow disappeared. has ALL CHURCH STATIONERY and a good number of those schools must ask He was born in BallyHe then commenced a ganda." serious questions about the meaning of their nacally, County Clare, No reason was given M long period as adminisPRINTED CHURCH REQUISITES Ireland and had reached existence. why trator of St. Francis the official account his 60th birthday only Xavier Cathedral, Gerald- the crash took place or next your for you us Quote Let A Vietnam war has caused the country to last Thursday. why Father Kiggundu ton. not only of the continuing horror of war think To mark the occasion He became parish could not escape the itself, but of the still unresolved place of AusOrder. he was able to celebrate priest of Northampton flames. her relations with neighbouring Asian in tralia a is Amin President Mass in his hospital and most recently had countries. room at St. John of God been parish priest of Moslem and the influence Hospital, Subiaco, with Carnarvon for three of Islam has been increaAltogether, it would be a pity simply to lie in his life-long friend, years although his health sing rapidly in Uganda. the sun on the sands and imagine that God has Father Michael Moffatt, began to fail over the But Amin has often ter450 Hay St., Perth. 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Everybodyis welcome at the Congress unity talks

Noted Papal Diplomat Dead at 89

ROME (NC).—Cardinal Fernando Cento, a papal diplomat for three decades and former major penitentiary, died last Everybody with an interest in the Christian unity movement will be welcome at next month's Ecumenism, Community" conference at Monash University. week in his apartment in "Eucharist, the Apostolic Chancery. confe- American Paulist Fathers and three-day "Ecumenism form Organising to and the he T He was less than eight Tuesday and one of the foundation the Christian Mission to Secretary, Ecumenical rence, from months short of his 90th members of February the Vatican the World" (Friday). Conference, Friday, P.O. Box 215, night to birthday. in Secretariat for the Unity Participant run s being will Caufield also East. is 13-16 join workshop sessions with the 40th of Christians. Enrolment forms and Cardinal Cento was onjunction c Eucharistic The daily themes are on the problems of par- brochures are available the first cardinals nternational among I Perspecti- ticular groups. from the same address (February 18- "Ecumenical by Pope John created ongress C Applicants are asked or from the Congress Ofves" (Wednesday); "WorXXIII in 1958. In 1967 25). ship and the Australian to send a deposit of $10 fice, 68 Parliament Place, he resigned the post of enrolment East Melbourne. (Thursday); with their Organisers said that Churches major penitentiary given been him by Pope John, which there could have misapprehension ome grants absolution from s censures reserved to the about the nature of the Pope. conference. He was born on August It was not planned as 1893, in Polenza, near 10, a high level theological Macerata in northern opan as but iscussion, d Italy. portunity to promote After his ordination in grassroots ecumenism in he taught philoso1905, this country. phy and then moved to In addition to the extensive participation by young people in all the major the Vatican as secretary Lay people as well as to a papal official. clerics could apply. Any- liturgical celebrations at the 40th International Eucharistic Congress at Melbourne with next month, it has been considerable to hold, a special celebration for the young. He was made a bishop body connected young. at 38 and entered the local interchurch coun- the Because the Congress who are still at school), One of their principal papal diplomatic service cils would find the confour years later. ference especially valua- is an event granted to and in other gatherings focal points should be the future, (it could be arranged by youth or- the northern transept of ble. Going to Venezuela in said) the whole Cong- ganisations. the Exhibition Building, 1926 as apostolic nuncio, The first two acres acquired from the crown Although the conferen- ress belongs to the Many aspects of the where Action for World he negotiated the re-esce was intended prima- young. Its themes are Congress Arts Festival Development will con- as a grant for the site of the future St. Patrick's tablishment of relations rily for live-in partici- their themes; its inter- and of the various ex- duct a multi-media en- Cathedral, Melbourne was no more that a sheep with Ecuador in 1937, pants, at an all-inclusive ests are their interests. hibitions and perform- vironment display ar- run in the 1840's. and in 1946 returned to The special celebrat- ances associated with ound the theme, "War fee of $48.50, those who Visitors to Melbourne decided to build the new Europe as nuncio to did not wish to live-in ion was thought to be the Congress should on poverty." The same Luxemand for the 40th Internat- church in the tougher Belgium were beng accepted at appropriate although all appeal to youth. organisation will be bourg, after heading dipional will Congress to-, which bluestone look of reduced rates, the orga- of the major liturgical They should, for ex- holding short seminars lomatic missions in Peru celebrations of the week ample, relish the per- on development at Mel- at the monument (pic- day's catedral is con- as nisers said. well as Ecuador. stands tured) that there structed. are as much for the formances of the rock bourne University and Before becoming a cartoday and ask what inSix outstanding figure young people in the drama "Everymania," of will sponsor the screenIn the meantime, St. dinal he also was nuncio including some of the community as for any- the multi-media drama ing of films on develop- spiration produced that Patrick's boasted only a in Portugal. wooden best known ecumenists body, and they will gain "Omega Point," of the ment themes at the State finished Cathedral by temporary the 1890's (and whether church on the site, but benefits from Modern Dance Ensemble Film Centre. in the world, will be the many guest speakers at the joining in such events and of the young peop- It is hoped at the the same energies could with the population of be marshalled today). as the "Statio Orbis" le's Melbourne around a conference. opera, "Noye's same time that the the colourful Byzantine Fludde." half-million by 1858 and young will not neglect When the land was They are: Fr Michael Rite Liturgy, the ComBROOKLYN (NC). — the more traditional acquired in 1848, the the time for a visionary Hurley, SJ, director of bined Migrants' Mass, In fact, the young are Thieves walked into the decision had arrived. aspects of the Congress. first parish priest, Fatthe Irish School of the Mass for Aboriginal playing a very active It is natural that they Regina Pacis (Queen of her Patrick Geogheghan I n November, 1858, Ecumenics, Dublin; Dr People and the Mass for part in all of the per- should be more inter- had to divide Melbourne the architect, William Peace) Shrine here and Lukas Vischer, director the Sick, Handicapped forming aspects of the ested in the worth jewels future than into two parishes, one Wardell, drew the plans stole Congress. of the Faith and Order and Aged. in the past, but, as of St. Francis' whose of the present building $100,000 from a life-size Commission of the World painting behind the They are present in builders of the future, church was This youth gathering erected in that was finally comple- oil Council of Churches and will take place at the large numbers as play- they cannot overlook the 1842, altar. and the other of ted and consecrated in Father Anthony Logatco-secretary of the Joint Sidney Myer Music ers, singers and music- lessons of the past. St. Patrick's on Eastern October, 1897, while to, pastor of the St. Working Group of the Bowl on the Friday eve- ians. They are also conAnd they must be pre- Hill. 10,000 people stood out- Rosalia-Regina Pacis parWCC and the Catholic ning of Congress Week. tributing handsomely to pared to do their part ish tought, before the The first church of St. side. Church; Professor Jur- It will include an attrac- the artistic side of the to bridge that notorious The majestic spires theft, the security pregen Moltmann of Tubin- tive liturgy especially Congress through the "generation gap" which Patrick was started in gen University, Germa- adapted to the outlook Youth Art Exhibition at has caused so much 1850, but by 1851, the that crown the Cathed- cautions were adequate. the State Savings Bank concern in society in gold rush had stripped ral today were completny, author of "Theology of the young. Melbourne of labour and ed in 1939 buring the A strong participation Display Centre. recent years. of Hope"; Bishop Aristarby the IT'S young pontificate of Archbish The is also young exshould be The young have a work stopped. chos, assistant for Melpected in the particularly Mannix. renewal op interested in splendid opportunity at OBVIOUS bourne to the Greek OrA few years later the thodox Archbishop of services in the parishes the discussions at the Congress time to dem- population had grown so The story of St. Patof Melbourne Congress on the on such quesonstrate a spirit of will- fast that it was decided Australia; Rev David Cox, rick's Cathedral has just as population ingness to serve their to pull what stood of a member of the Victo- Sunday and Wednesday tions been issued in a booklet evenings of Congress growth, ecology, devel-, neighbours and CLASSIFIED ADS. their the new church down. rian Council of Churches of 46 pages, "Lift Up Week, in such events as opment, peace and just- community. At every DO THE JOB team working in the field A new church was Your Hearts", available the Altar Servers' Fest- ice. These will be key public event at that tiPHONE IN YOUR of migrant integration; planned and St. Patrick's from because Cathival (which is open to themes in both closed me, there will be countCLASSIFIEDS and Fr. Thomas Stranaltar-servers of all age seminar sessions and less opportunities for vandals had damaged edral, Cathedral Place, 25 9088 the freestone work in Melbourne, Vic. 3002, sky, president of the groups, not only those public sessions. service. the first buliding it was price 50c posted.

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Sylvia Watt was born rights of an unborn with brain damage after child. her mother was seriousMr. Rama contended ly injured in a car accid- that at the time of the ent on the Hume High- accident the baby had no way, Victoria, in May, existence apart from her 1967. mother and was not a Through her father, legal person to whom a Sylvia took out a Sup- duty of care could be reme Court writ seeking owed. Mr. from damages He is now challenging Halall Rama, of Foots- the Full Court's ruling cray, Melbourne, the in an appeal to the judidriver of the other car cial committee of the in the accident. Privy Council the highThe State Full Court est appeal body in the ruled in December 1971, British Commonwealth. that a baby injured Mrs. Watt was awardwhile still in its mother's womb was entitled ed $91,397 for her injuto sue for damages after ries in October, 1968. Mr. Rama admitted negbirth. The ruling was the ligence. first in Australia or BriThe Watt family is establishing tain the living in Scotland.

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"Frontier": Holy Trini- land, South Brisbane, ty Church of England, 9.15 a.m. (6WN) and p.m. Regs.). 6.30 Adelaide, SUNDAY: g for the release "By The Way": The (6WN). The Roman Catholic organisation, Young Chr istian Workers, is campaignin JANUARY 28, 1973: Adderley of five South Vietnamese YCW members imprisoned by the Saigon Government. R. B. Dr. Rev. "Cross Ways": "Waifs Miss Madigan said that corruption arid war pro- formation, we have writ"With Hearth and Voice": of War" — an original of Perth, 10.20 a.m. (6WN Miss Jan Madigan, 26, hymns ten to the Vietnamese of Regs.). and letter added that two fiteering." the A programme the of president l nationa poem about Vietnam by in Canberra, Embassy releaslater were youths Mel-: for today presented by Dianna FRIDAY: Y.C.W., said in The Lorking. In Perth, the Y.C.W. Mr. Nigel Bowen, the Tony Lee, 7 a.m. (6WF). poem is spoken by a FEBRUARY 2, 1973: bourne: "Australia should ed. united executive is also "Dossier former Minister for For. are five only 18 the "Of "Camillo "Encounter": the counter": supporting "En be not choir speaking verse with the actions taking eign Affairs and all WA members of the Youth o Demas". Many have from Girls' Torres" — Revolutionary Thieu Government." Mitcham place around Australia Commonwealth M.Ps., something make which to tried reMiss Madigan said that Catholic Workers, High School and is fol- and Priest". A feature on to obtain the release of quested that they help out of the three scanty lowed by some com- the life of Camillo Torres the Y.C.W., which has has less than 200 memT. Mr. leaders. these in obtaining further inreferences we have to ments, 9.15 p.m. (6WN). the Colombian priest, several thousand mem- bers in Saigon," Mr. Upton, spokesman for Demas. Arthur Oliver of who joined the guerillas bers in Australia, had Bowen said. 'It has been Y.C.W. in Perth, said: formation as to any Hymn "Community charges which have Sydney has made a great in the Colombian moun- protested to the South disowned by the local "The information which laid against these been deal out of them by put- Singing": Holy Trinity tains and was killed by Vietnamese church for its political people Embassy from hand to Adewe have and their present whereting Demas into the Church of England, the Army, 11 a.m. (Regs.). over the imprisonment activities." worked have who priests (6WF). p.m. 6.30 laide, ensceptical abouts. hands of a Miss Madigan said that of the members, includVietnamese the with "In Quires and Places": SATURDAY: quirer. The result is a a cable from the InterVietnam"Now that the Federal South the ng i Young from Y.C.W., and FEBRUARY 3, 1973: play which both holds 9.45 p.m. (6WN). ior Ministry in Septemelection is over further ese national president. VietA The South Saints": in Workers "Saturday Epilogue": "The stimulates and attention "We are united with ber advised the Y.C.W. nam leads us to believe action will be taken." of weekly look at the reliSingers Quodlibet thought, 8 a.m. (6WF). on the stand they that one of the five was that the Y.C.W. in Vietthem by Rev. presented gious scene Brisbane with the "Sacred Music": Patrick held in a "re-education she said. taken," have Freshwater, Patrick Kirkwood and n nam is an authentic Keep abreast with the Kirkwood presents selec- Stephe centre" in Bien Boa. some been 'There has (6WN), 11.45 George Morrison 9.45 a. movement very much in reports tions from Mozart's "Re- 11.10 p.m. had have "We Church the in reaction keep times; Regs). abreast and m. (6WN touch with young workquiem" with the John p.m. (Regs.). that they are being badly to our attitude. the Church ers. with Eng—Read MONDAY, JANUARY 29, "But where people are treated and poorly fed," Alldis Choir and the MONDAY: inthe of RECORD. light the 'In THE lish Chamber Orchestra JANUARY 29, 1973: TO SATURDAY, being oppressed, and she said. Daniel by conducted "Facing The Week": FEBRUARY 3, 1973: "Mr. Bowen also said after informing ourselvare Soloists Barenboim. Dr. Blackburn of Mel"Evening Meditation" es, we must help others that the national chapSheila Armstrong, Janet bourne, 6.25 a.m. (6WN). 11.50 p.m. (6WN and to find out the truth. lain for Y.C.W. in VietBaker, Nocolai Gedda Father Truon Ba Regs). nam, whose Madigan, Miss SDAY: and Dietrich Fischer- WEDNE brothers were con- Can, has been arrested two N 1973: 29, TELEVISIO RY JANUA Dieskau, 8.15 a.m. (6WN). scientious objectors to a number of times for Life IS AN IMPORTANT LINK BETWEEN YOU AND in "Religion "Let's Face It": Dr. SUNDAY: conscription, said that in his militant anti-Ameri(6WN). p.m. 10.15 Spot": YOUR FAITH. Melbourne, of Blackburn JANUARY 28, 1973: July the South Vietnam- can attitude. 9 a.m. (Regs.). given MONDAY, JANUARY 29, "Divine Service": St. ese Embassy said it had been "We have KEEP FAITH BY SUPPORTING OUR FEBRUARY Alaysius' Roman Catholic no knowledge of the ar- a detailed account of the "Divine Service": St. TO FRIDAY, ADVERTISERS. College, Milson's Point, rests. effects of the war on the Laurence's Roman Catho- 2, 1973: which is celebraMass Vietnam, Sydney. The following month young in lic Church, North Ade"Readings from the and Bible": Rabbi John Levi ted by the Renowned the then Australian For- was compiled on the spot Celebrant ladei. French composer and liBow- by a Ceylonese priest, preacher the Rev. Fr. of Melbourne, 7.10 a.m. turgist, Father Lucien eign Minister, Mr. Lab- who spent some time in Queensland told en, (Regs.). a.m. 6.20 (6WN), Kevin Condon, organist sung is music His Deiss. by Vietnam. Cross Mr. M.H.R. or "Pause a Moment": and choirmaster, Mr. by the Singers of David "It is condemnatory Spencer Killicoat, 11 a.m. Canon Bill Carter of St. directed by Brother C.D. letter that 18 youths Thieu," she said. of 1 May on arrested TWO MAJOR FILM RELEASES ON ONE NIGHT. were Engof Church 's Andrew (6WN and Regs.). 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The former, a contem- changed his name to Joey porary dramatic film on Stevens and signed on as the return of Christ, in Master of Ceremonies at colour, promises, it is Atlantic City's "500 Club". said, to be one of the Soon, on a first-name most unusual and mean- basis with most of the ingful religious films yet top flight starts of the To cope with the in- produced by Ken Ander- nightclub circuit, Dave's career boomed while his creasing need of trained son Films. To Aden Cosmol, a personal life became a catechists to give religious instruction in State television network news- nightmare of alcoholism schools a new catecheti- caster, one of his crews, and drug addiction. cal centre is to be open- on a routine assignment, In a drunken stupor, ed up to provide quali- brings in footage from he wandered the streets, fied catechists for the a Jesus Festival. Cosmol contemplating suicide, greater Fremantle area. gives a preview of clips when the blurred view of The catechetical centre of young people who be- a little old church causwill open at the Cateche- lieve in the imminent re- ed him to cry out for tical Resource Centre, De turn of Jesus Christ to salvation to his father's Vialar College, Hilton, on Earth. Saviour. Amused at first, he deTuesday, February 20. Today, Dave Boyer's In charge of the course cides to spoof the story. will be Sister Assumpta, An avalanche of mail current ministry is broad a Sister of St. Joseph of response, however, indi- in scope. A gifted vocalthe Apparition who last cated a degree of interest ist, he is also a superb year returned to W.A. and awareness previous- saxophonist and weaves his talents into a proafter attending an East ly unknown to him. As a result, he plunges gramme that penetrates Asian Pastoral Institute in Manila which special- into a serious investiga- the hearts of his audiises in catechetical train- tion of the subject which ences. takes him across the ing. His appearances inThe course will be dis- country and includes a clude large youth rallies, tributed over the year in survey in Israel. The re- church concerts, high three terms each of ten sult is that Cosmol, an school assemblies, evanweeks; one session per avowed agnostic finds gelistic crusades, coffee week will be held. himself confronted with house 'rap' sessions and The course also aims spiritual realities he had TV appearances. Because to meet another urgent never before considered of his unique background, need—that of adult edu- viable. he can and does talk cation in the Catholic "So Long, Joey", the frankly and on relevant f aith. remarkable, true story terms about the probtoday's facing A phenomenon of to- of Dave Boyer, ex-night lems day's changing Church is club entertainer, is a youth. the feeling of many full-length colour producpeople that the know- tion by Gospel Films, ledge of their faith has producer of "The Sun not kept up with their Worshippers". konwledge in other fields Dave Boyer, gifted with and that they need to unusual musical talent, make up for lost time. Parents, too are begin- the son of Rev. and Mrs. in ning to feel the need for Ralph Boyer, sang at until meetings Gospel a better grasp of their of 15 when he faith when their children the age "professional" begin to ask searching turned and began working as a questions. saxophonist in The centre aims speci- singing nearby night clubs. these help to fically At the age of 17, h people.

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Five-year-olds and under

Knights of Columbus of educaticm Ontario province have educa- were trained only at the makes for the Kindergarten As- sdon said, "thatars olds Kindergarten Teaching of five-year-olds." The s,I adopted the Canadianreason State to bound were tion for five-ye whose fees re- am certain their recom- Arthritis and Rheuma- sociation of W.A. feels should be available to all College. The association Referring to the prias one year (and pera until their as y have wait t Societ will tism addithat it canno see to hope would sector of pre-school norvate the $2,000 adequate, accor- mendations within n childre sources manent, principal charity 1974 to receive the Fevery great authority. tion system, tional courses set up in education, Mr. Hodsdon educa mal dingly). and pledged the major deral funds that have g State or private, but on the new teacher trainin said that the association "Again, since the com- portion of their annual Accompanying this evhChurc as such the college after welcomed the efforts of basis. sed ulsory promi -comp " been a non Beazley said, mittee is free to make up fund-raising charitable lands. asioli," Mr. religiously-based organiission Comm l Schoo that Preobis the it tion leave mind, implica "This would its own raffle to the society for sations in this field. For cruthe n“is the to g Gover l is Referrin Federa of the vious I cannot give ad- research. Kindergarten Association to meet need took place example, in the Norththat talks recial its action to social justice vance guarantees. and made threehas the for ment care ts to Last year the Knigh bet- West the Australian Incontrary indefensible view, -a-half and four-year-old." in Perth this week than commendations. more "Meanwhile, legal and collected an al land Mission had a numFeder and State The ween opinion. He considered that at leaders, Mr. Hodsdon ber of highly successful in nly moral commitments of S50,000 in the raffle. said to The was This ttee, howcommi were two George Chew of Sudgovernment have affiliated Record this week by Mr. present there schools free to recom- the late said: "The pendulum is kindergartens and are being hon- bury, state deputy of the Don Hodsdon, State pre- basic needs for expand- in the balance. We can with the association. been ever, is chooses. education Ontario Knights, said: oured. mend as it sident of the Kinder- ing pre-school either be pushed aside this In another direction, anticipate that hope our is First, he "It State. this n i cannot of garten Association “I "I can only express my or the fulfilment of what the association was haprecom bution contri exntial be substa should and there said, decisions comthe for that Inc.. hoping iction W.A. been have we conv the 's research pansion of the facilities is just around the corner. py to see the Benedictine mendations of the schools mittee's recommenda- to the society enable Sisters from New Norcia quite will State mme a is am on progra I Hodsd and Mr. at kindergartens, so that e tions will greatly advance committe ought not to medical scientists to go councillor of the Parents more children could be last year setting up a much-needed land "Queens I rethat having s, school all sure them — any gard to the committee's beyond what is now and Friends' Association accomodated. took just 14 months to pre school facility in the influence is seek new area of Girrawheen arthrit Joan about Mrs. should known wife, his and I i Secondly, the associa- mplement its programmore than Universities terms of reference." and lead to the conquest Hodsdon, is State secre- tion considered, there me and come into line for which they were rethe direct to ion. tary of that organisation. should be a large expan- with other States. W.A. ceiving funds from the Mr. Beazley enclosed of this disease." Commiss of n divisio Federal Government and o ce Ontari The referen of They are parishioners of terms to the of the kindergarten could well do the same. "I will be bound annually St. Gerad's, Mirrabooka. sion the Wanneroo S hi rs society W.A. nt of his initial the mome the copy a "At and mendrecom mme. progra her teac S575,000 on table their Council. about comit spends ion the to provis the ment in and, state lags rs ent teache At present ations in Parliam "We believe," Mr. Hodresearch. from them, mittee. if I differ

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The school, the child and the Parish Council

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Thursday, January 25, 1973

U.S. education head denonnl es the Jesus Movement

The danger is many young people that may be so scarred by their WASHINGTON ( NC.) — The head of the U.S. bishops' higher education experience that they will be burnt out as far as office has called the Jesus Movement simplistic, frequently anti-rational, their future religious ex. frequently very manipulative "often utterly naive and occasionally so perience goes.

wrapped in fantasy as to be unreal". Fr. Laurence T. Mur- cence of

values

"Finally," Fr. Murphy

found He asserted:

phy, director of the US within Sir, "the move. the so-called "The most basic crit- declared, Conference youth culture. I draw attention to an informal, social meeting that the St. Thomas, Catholic icism I offer is the evi- ment is often utterly Claremont Parish Council, had with its parish organisations last week, Higher Education Divir He said that people dence of a very simplis- naive and occasionally so wrapped in fantasy as mentality On January 18 in the garden of the home of parishioners Mr. and Mrs. sion, said that people in usually involved in the tic found to be unreal. the movement generally movement were youth- throughout much of the Paul Donnelly. were anti-Establis

hment orientated and anti-Es- movement. It is too Some in the and directed toward tablishment; orientated easy to be saved: if move. St. Thomas School which the Parish Council tion. you ment are totally 'particip extreme atory activities. toward 'participatory ac- love Jesus, Parents and Friends Ass- could assist were: clap your in rejecting the • The work of the Some were former tivities'; had a highly hands or honk your "world", ociation, the Majellans, horn by which they mean • The work of the Majellans in bringing drug addicts some , re- personalised School Cathechists, St. relation "The questio n of what anyo Parents and Friends in mothers together to re- garded the ne who does not movement ship with the historical follows on Bible aVincent de Paul, the Altar read- gree with their parliamentary and public solve responsibilities in as a fad, and some ac- figure of Jesus'; and ings, evangelsitic interpreSociety and the Men of contation relations for asistance to child upbringing. of the Bible. tually may have had re- "personal and strongly certs Meon were represented and pep rallies reschools. • The selfless work ligious experiences fol- liberal interprteations of ceives scant and told of their work in At the attention. conclusion of • The work of cate- of the Men of Meon in lowing the movement. the Bible.' relation to the parish. "Another criticism," his memorandum, pr. chists in State schools maintaining rosary devoThe education official In addition, the priest Fr. Murphy said, "is the Murphy asserted that - Much of this was in the and the need for Catholic tion by taking the Pil- said that Church leaders said, Jesus Movement extreme concentration young people felt rootcare, upbringing and edu- parents using State grim Fatima statue round could influence the followers seemed to be on feelings, emotion less, disorientated and s, cation of children. It was schools to use access to to parish homes in week- young, who formed the motivated by an unrec- experiences. The move- were trying to create significant that none of the Parents and Citizens ly rotation. largest element in the ognised need for a ment is not only simpli- meaning for themselves the organisations involv- bodies for improved facilMovement PAUL DONNELLY Jesus by strong father-figure and stic, it is frequen tly an- in causes, civil rights, ed in this child vital work ities for religious educaClaremont coming across to them a reduction in personal ti-rational. People get politics and liberation. had direct and automatic 'as "real", not remote'. psycho-social tensions by high on drugs, or alco- He said the young also representation on the Fr. Murphy made his turning to external auth- hol or sex. perceived leadership — Parish Council. comments in a memo- ority. "Thirdly, the move- in Government, unions randum to Bishop JoHe said that some ment is frequently very schools and Churches — Parish Councils are at seph Bernardin, USCC were drug users seeking manipula as remote and imperpresent purely elected Sir; tive. S om General Secretary, alternative experiences, charismatic leaders use sonal. bodies and therefore are Brother O'Sullivan rightly points out the many The document, re- that "for some this is techniques to persuade not necessarily represent- 'non-military' benefits To reach these people, to be derived from cadet quested by Bishop Ber- simply another fad, and and even to ative of other parochial coerce Fr. Murphy training. nard said Church in, was dated July for some it may well be young people. activities. officials must show that We cannot deny these cannot forget either that 7, 1972, and was made a- a genuine religious ex"They manipulate Significant areas in many benefits but we cadet programmes are vailable after the recent perience prompted and their emotional needs, the Church can wear a human face. military sponsored and meeting of US Bishops. guided by the Holy especially for love, acfunded and that (as eveAt the beginning of Spirit." ceptanc e, and This calls for empha(for many) 20 Mabel St. rything military ) the his memorandum, Fr. After evaluating the submission, sis on personal encounand at South Perth cadet programmes will Murphy said the Jesus movement, Fr. Murphy times quite knowingly ters, real dialogue, oldcease to be funded by Movement is one ex- turned to his criticisms use PAINTING CONTRACTOR the Bible dishonest- fashioned spiritual dir67 2716 the military when they pression of a coales- of the religious trend. ly. ection, and the best of cease to be of military pastoral action. advantage. "Images are more imBrother O'Sullivan; "In portan t than ever for a fact many people regard generation brought up cadet training as the unon television," Fr. Murselfish contribution of W.A.O.A. phy said. the Army to the growth OPTICIANS—OPTOMETRISTS and development of the "Bishops and priests youth of the nation." must come across to 467 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VICTORIA PARK. 61 1880 I would suggest that young people real, St. Res.: 67 1685 Paul's Cathed ral, London , one of the architectural glories of Europe, not remote. . as many people can be . . Such is disainte rgrating. That's the opinion of experts, according to the BBC World leadership wrong. has a chance Do not cadet training Service. to enlist them in the I n order to preserve diary bombs rained down single night of conflag funds come from a dera- continuing work of The Italian Cultural Lyceum this great building, a res- on the city, destroying tion, St. fence budget? Paul's stood de- Christ in creation, in of 578 Hay St. ( off Cathedral Ave.) Perth Like rest and resusci- toration fund was launch- eight Wren churches in a fiant to the onslaug which he works in us ht. • is propagating tation, movie theatres, ed in February last year and through us." and all the other 'non- with a target of S6.4 milmilitary' items in the de- lion. So far $5.4 million fence budget, cadet train- has been raised. The courses are specially designed for adults and are conducted in ITALIAN from the first lesson with the aim of enabling A gift, not of money, ing is there, I suggest, the adult student to make use of the language immediately. because it is useful to but of Portland stone — COURSES COMMENCING FIRST WEEK OF FEBRUARY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF. ALDO C. PACE. the same material used the military. Special classes are formed for housewives and professional men Blessed are the peace- by Sir Christopher Wren and women. Day and evening classes for all groups. The Lyceum also prepares students for leaving and matriculation when building St. Paul's makers. Peace. exams for the Publ ic Exams Board, University of W.A. yearly Father PAUL PITZEN has been made by the exams. ENOUIIES 65 6030, 21 4969 for appointments Tuart Hill. company which quarries . . . Zest for living and learning wi ll keep you from that rut the stone off the south of narrow experience which is more ageing than the years . . . coast of England, and reLearn Italian . . . Phone 65 6030, 21 4969 until 9 p.m. cently the first 50 tons arrived by barge on the Thames. This was the way, long before the motor vehicle was thought of, that the stone was shipped to LonOPORTO (NC).—Dutch don. The barge used on PTY. LTD. Sacred Heart Father Jan this occasion, the 'May', 223-225 COLLIER ROAD, BAYSWATER van den Burk was expel- was first launched in 1891 led by the Portuguese and is no stranger to W.A.'s Leading Paving Contractors Government without ex- Portland. For Better Paving Contact Us planation. The cargo was off-loadWe specialise in Gravel and Bituminous Paving of The priest, who had ed by crane, and one Roads, Tennis Courts, Playgrounds, etc. been helping the working piece of stone, which We have a most modern plant including power An all new all purpose poor in Oporto for about bears traces of the origiRoller, Graders and Mechanical Loaders, etc. chair. Scientifically ten years, in a recent nal 17th Century winedesigned. Strong tubular Estimates Submitted Free sermon criticized Portu- glass quarry mark, was steel frames finished In Country Client-, please note that we have a State-. gal's policies in its Afri- lowered onto a brewer's Impact proof enamel, wide Service, and will gladly quote on any can territories. dray — again the tradiwith extra strengthened requirements. In a similar incident, tional means of transpolypropylene shell. IWe also supply at ruling rates Gravel, Metal, Sand. Available in a range of about 50 people were re- port. Prompt Delivery. bright selective colours. cently arrested in a LisBy this means the It's an ideal chair for bon church at a prayer stone, PHONE: 71 1578 — 71 1600 with the Dean of schools, halls, clubsj vigil for peace that em- St. Paul's sitting on- it, hospitals, hotels phasized tne war between was taken —it's so easy to by drawn black nationalists and by carry and stacks neatly two splendid horses the government in those to the Cathed away. ral. The reterritories. Most of the mainder of the 800 tons arrested were released donated to the Cathedral immediately, but 12 were was to come by road. detained longer. Portland stone has a Portugal has been ac- long history in the buildfor hest resvh4s cused of brutally repres- ing trade. A lot was used sing black African libera- in the Post coupon now to 14th Century in Trojan-Joyce tion movements in its buildin We stock 20 speical Herba-Heal Teas for all Illnesses g Exeter Cathedor complaints, which can be relieved by herbal 6-8 Forsyth St., O'Connor overseas territories. ral and it was used, too, treatment. These teas are blended from formulae Box No. 395 Fremantle A document to be dis- f or the which have born the test of time and a long Tower of London experience. We also stock Chamomile—,Peppermint—, cussed at the vigil said In 1675, King Charles II Balm, Fennel -Tea and many others. Price per packet that the war in the over- granted I'm intrigued by the new Argos chair. $1.25 at you Chemist, Health-Food Shop or direct the Dean and from cur Mail Order Department. seas territories had pro- Chapter I require chairs for of St. Paul's the duced a "succession of right to raise Please send me details. stone on the If you are interested in Pure herbal medicines ask massacres" on both sides, island of Portland for use for our free detailed pamphlets. NAME Maw imprisonments in their new cathedr al. without charge and "the The cathedr ADDRESS al accounts irepression of individuals show that in the first 27 Or groups who ask res- years of building, A product of more 74 Campbell Road, Hawthorn. Vic. 3123. pect for civilians". The than 50,000 tons of PortTel.: 82 1169 document had been pre- land stone was used. Vialatelinkal4i In Perth also at Mira Louise Health Centre, pared by a group in the Today, the cathedral Room 20, 1st Floor, Bon Marche Arcade A division of Joyce Bros. 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WHATOF THE WORKERS?

Protest on Rhodesian School Law

The birthdays of children

SALISBURY.—If AfriSmith, Vincent (14); cans are specifically ex- JANUARY 28 Joondanna (14). cluded from Catholic-run Morley Jennifer Jones, Rhodesia, in schools (9); Julia Catherine Pa- FEBRUARY 1 will schools the then (10); Walliston pard, Monica Carmody, Kuhn close down, the Church Tania Heppener, Queens Julie O'Reilly, North 10); ( Smith the in s warned has to Catholic adapted be well Park (9); Stephen O'- Perth (10); Leon Wachonce said of the British and the Americans might WHAT a wag government. by divided two churches they compose that say to tempted (13); tt am I Kelmsco es Brien, France. Sometim owski, Wembley (8); KarEngland and in "The Catholic Church Christine Auld, Muntadreligion. en Croll, Alfred Cove, common , a nd better the will remain multi-racial gin (9). ( 11); Peter Gerard Lowry, all over the world came clergy, perhaps unconsc- understa ent temperam legislawhat no matter (13); Mark Doubleview iously, to act as a kind workers' problems in a last National their pay to 1970 n i for tion is passed," said JANUARY 29 no doubt injustice where country force. Clovrouwers, police Hoppenb moral of Presaccountsdifference dead Father Sean Dunne, secs, but tribute to the Lonie Reid, Dalwallinu erdale (14); Catherine In the rural parts of and extremes of wealth retary to the Bishops' many France. of ident played too, has King, Beardman, Bentley (14); are perhaps Gregory ); history, On the other hand the France some areas are and poverty Conference, in a note of (12 the entry in Elio Margaret Sebo, Victoria than common more (12); becaWoodlands Catholic fervently a part. With has France protest to the governinto the Com- Church in Di Gregorio, North Perth Park (14); Geoffrey Lazthey always have England. use sinrly of Britain particula own, kn it ment. perhaps Why Catholic Action (11); Nicholas Thompson, berger, Mt. Yokine (13); mon Market, meaning of been. On the other hand idea to pause ce 1789, the The has protestChurch l experime and liturgica counCloverdale (11); Shenade Susan Scapin, Wembley the of parts other is a good perseand ask: how bitter hatred and tryside seem to have nts? Because workers ed at the omission of a Myies, Doubleview (12); (11); Justin Smith, Mt. a moment cution. a to know are often ill at ease in vital clause in an educa- William Hassett, Derby Pleasant (13); John Ascan we get our fellow Large scale violence always been relatively better the average "bourgeois" tional Bill. expla(11); James Woodford, phar, Calista (11). ittle simple No pagan. l the recurs from time to time across for parish. They want to Father Dunne said the Claremont (13); Vicki Catholics Anthea Bowen, Bedford and the Church does not nation can be given worship in ways that are missing clause safeguard- Coverley, Redcliffe (11). Channel? its consequences these divisions. e (12); Elise Caspersz, Park escap history that In saying In cities it is differ- familiar to them and to ed the attendance of AfRevolutMay (11); Keith Mcthe g Karratha Durin diffor many the belong to organisations ricans at schools run by JANUARY 30 accounted Naught, Munster (12); ion of 1968 Cardinal ent. There by far mind in had I ferences majority of working pe- which take their social the Church and had been Michelina Bosco, Nol- Gregory James Hathaevents: the Marty, Archbishop of inserted in t wo major previous lamara (13); Mary Den- way, ople practically every- problems seriously. who (9); those Nollamara visited Paris, tion Reforma rotestant nts are Some experime P legislation at the request nehy, Hamilton Hill (14); Nicole Ingram, Broome been wounded in where in France are had RevolutFrench Church. less happy than others. of the Church. and the Michael Downes, Goo- (7); Cathy Bates, Cloverstreet fights in the Latin hostile to the ion. They accuse the clergy However they are all a er. "If this new Bill be- mailing (9); Yvonne Oli- dale (13). Quart censixteenth the in rom coll- sign that Catholics F Perhaps he recalled of a long record of comes law the right to ver, Alfred Cove (10). tury onwards Catholics usion with the governing France are willing to enrol Africans at our predechis of two FEBRUARY 2 that a been in England have to oppress the take risks for the propa- schools will no longer be 31 Y struggle essors as Archbishop of classes JANUAR Anthony Gherbaz, MerThe inority. gation of the faith. The m ours as a matter of Paris were killed in the workers. David Hegny, River- redin (11); Kevin Symons to obtain for Catholics course of the previous charge is not tot- way ahead is not easy course. The right will This such vale (13); Mark Sanders Doubleview (10); Gavin It to see. basic human rights rset with the minister," North Collie (12); Jamie Evans, Kalgoorlie (10); century during similar ally devoid of truth. n educatio Catholic Yet in a country which as a has tormented the consuprisings. he said. Johnson, Konnongorring Helen McAuliffe, Narrofor their children, still ciences of those who are has been so privileged overall an of spite n I (13); Ian Dudley, Double- gin (10); Andrea Rezos, Lady of Our goes on to-day. the by visits of adherence to the church sensitive to problems view (13); Eunice Yu, Dianella (13); Michael In France, after the has produced and which last the for justice social which is evident from Vicki O'Neil, ds4M aherl dcks (12); Broome it al is disgraceful and sordid saints so many since ever years, the fact that most Fren- thirty p Maher, Lesmurdie (14); , Karrinyu Burce-Smith pracWars of Religion, the to publish- ways possible ch people like to have the Abbe Godin Rosanna Kent, Nor- Michael O'Neil, Nolla(11); Catholics came out on hope. of the virtue tise book famous his ed their children baptised, tham (11); Jane Peachy, mara (12); Venetia Stevtop. They subjected ProEach autumn the plen of ferv- under German occupat(9); Anthony enson-, West Perth (12); testants to the same sort the proportio Woodlands the of militant Cathol- ion declaring France to nary assembly Bogue, Doubleview (14); Anne Lane, Boyup Brook of indignity that Cathol- ent and in meets French bishops country. ry missiona a be low—under Mary Manning, Moora (10). ics had to undergo in ics is fairly The evangelisation of Lourdes, seeking at the 20 per cent of the populEngland. on to inspirati has grotto classes working the Bishop Cyril Restieux Although the Catholic ation. French prepare the future. 1973, They are divided by pre-occupied the Plymouth, England, of Church no longer has an of entry the of the year the tensions as in hierarchy in much suggested, in a letter has official status as the the same into pro- same way that Catholic Britain into the Comm- to his priests, that a Mass national Church, it was other countries also the is on Market, preoccup has n tradition- educatio REGISTERED for peace be celebrated nevertheless in Notre gressives and tradi- ied their opposite num- centenary of the French every day this year in Dame, in the presence alists. In cities the num- bers in England. It is National Pilgrimage to his diocese. of General de Gaulle tionalists are most the central pivot of all Lourdes. middle the in erous that the thanksgiving Saying that there were This takes place on their pastoral activity. society. HOSPITAL service was held on No- strata of priests — including Assum180 the of Feast the estabpriests can How These people expect vember 11, 1968 for the n the clergy—i a ruregular the heard have I the ption. with ele- lish contact fiftieth anniversary of the Church to be an are non- mour that, fittingly, in diocese, he proposed that ment of stability in the workers who Armistice Day, 1918. 1973 it will be an inter- each celebrate two such ? believers It was to Notre Dame country. Politically spethey make national pilgrimage with Masses—one in the first can How the to look they that Heads of State from aking the faith a living reality a large British conting- half and another in the second half of the year. for them? All the exper- ent. O PTOMETRISTS This year is also the If this were done "we iments that sometimes 172a Scarborough Beach Road. Ph:me 24 3543 startle the British Cath- centenary of the birth of would be able to feel 230 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. Phone K.795 olic spring from attem- the Little Flower, Saint that something definite is Phone 21 2765; A/Hrs. 49 1146 pts to answer these Therese of Lisieux, who being done to beg God's R. F. WILLIS, W.A.O.A., Optometrist is so deeply revered in help in these troubled crucial questions. T COUR N 2 LONDO Why these priests in Britain. It will be recall- times." he wrote. FOR ALL WEDDINGS, SOCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. France abandoned the ed that she is also one The bishop enclosed a cassock? Because the of the principal patrons "rota" naming the priests SPORTING GROUPS, SCHOOL GROUPS, Etc. ÷ MEMORIALS . missions the of French cassock for the and the dates of their Established 25 Years. May Our Lady of Louworker is not a sign of Masses. a man of God but of rdes and Saint Therese spthe favour only not relsomeone who uses 75 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, FREMANTLE igion for political ends. read of the faith in Specialising in Altars and Memorial Work. Erected Why do priests work France but also help I ' 3nywhere in W.A. Church Altars planned & executed in factories? Not just to Catholics in England Designs and Quotes without obligation. MEXICO CITY (NC) establish contact with and in France to know 'We have over 60 years experience." Phone 35-1661 pickknown better. 300 other each —Some to order in but workers pockets were detained before the feast of Our ady of Guadalupe "for PHIPPS'LL FIX IT! the safety of pilgrims," R ADIOS — TRANSISTORS — JUGS — RADIATOP:, — according to authorities. SHAVERS — RADIOGRAMS — TOASTERS — POLISHERS — The pickpockets will IRONS — VACUUM CLEANERS NEW INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE stay in jail until January Cnr. MURRAY C.r BARRACK STS., the of rest the that so 10 PERTH. 6000 RECORDS pcpulation can celebrate Special 12" Records, well known brands from A LSO the New Year without this added hazard, a polE, $1.99 PERTH. 6000 CITY ARCAD ion officer informat ice ALSO or Give a Gift Token said. 19 BARRACK ST., PERTH Sunbeam Appliances Repair Centre thronged Thousands A grant of $ 3,000 has been approved by Our Lady's shrines on ARE NOW SELLING Australian Catholic Relief towards the funding of December 12 and in other LOTTERY TICKETS $2.00 $80,000 a chicken house and silos at a livestock s.r...hool major cities. FULL BOOKS $100. 434 ALBANY HIGHWAY, VIC. PARK in Korea. Commenting on the PROMPT RETURN ALL MAIL ORDERS widespread reverence for help been will 1. adcit. buildings The 1270 61 LOTTERY WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY THIS Phone fact .the and Our Lady the expansion of the Ham Sr) HURRY. Today, the livestock Yeol iverstock School in school has four hectares that over 15 per cent of are women Mexican Cholla Pukto Province. of ground where there In 1967, the principal are 3,000 laying chickens named Guadalupe, the of the local girls' High and 2,000 broiler chi- shrine director here, Fr. I NSIST ON School, a former Mini- ckens 16 pigs, 5 dogs, 5 Guillermo Schulenburg, ster for Education, ob- rabbits, 2 turkeys, 15 said, "without any use of Keep your housing costs down media, tained a charter for the pheasants, 500 grape vi- communication by securing a reasonably priced building site. simple devotion, the but school livestock Hamyeol at views lovely fruit with lots 500 high different We offer nes, Guadalupe of and named the Rev. Ste- trees, just newly planted, name "Fit for a King" SPRINGVALE ESTATE — HAMERSLEY spreads from nation to eprinciphen Kim as th ullY serviced with deep water sewer, water, bitumen roads etc. and vegetables. fTrOrn LADIES! nation." $5000. Four years terms with reducible interest at 71% pal. Modern Homes adjacent. Handy to Beach. The agricultural activi- In the 441 years since Later, two classrooms Buy the Best Fresh Meat from OUR This is the nearest private subdivision to Perth in been designed the apparition to the Inof the girls' high school ties have Hamersley area. of the support in to help Diego Juan dian catechist Butchers Shops were built and this school We also build two or three beciT,om Homes In this Suburb and the priest added, the conk 'Om $15,000 (including land) on low Deposit and weekly in turn built one hen the liverstoc school in the lo- stant faith of the people payments. Special Quotations to Schools and Institutions house and five acres of profitable aid of waste was "the most enduring Call or send for Brochure to Sole Agents. Locations: land was given for the gistical problem the live- tribute to Our Lady's TYLERS' SUPERMARKETS establishment of the live- removal from stock portion of the ope- blessings." stock school. Street, Inglewood. Phone 71 6090 Beaufort 911 During ceremonies in In 1969, two thousand ration. B. & P. BUTCHERS LTD. R.E.I.W.A. Father Kim said in his his see, Cardinal Miguel chickens were purchased of Mexico Rd., and Oats St., Carlisle Miranda Cnr. Orrong Dario as a means of supporting application that, after NOTE NEW ADDRESS: 12th FLOOR, MT. NEWMAN HOUSE, the school and possibly the present grant had City, blessed a handful of THE CHEAPER FOOD MARKET expanding it. With the been made and used, they red roses, thus re-enact200 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 6000 Cnr. Chapman Rd. & Pitt St., Bentley. Phone 68 1639 farm profits over two expected to be self-suf- ing one aspect of the apPERTH. paritions. years more land has ficient.

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The gentle people Church firm against of dark Australia Rhodesian policy

LONDON (NC).—Bishop Donal R. Lamont of Umtali, Rhodesia, said that the possibility of any substantial agreement between the Rhodesian government and the Catholic Church was "more remote than ever".

By Father PETER WILLIS, S.A.C., at Kununurra

In a letter of the Lon- declared the country in- kept Rhodesia's 250,000 Eucharistic Congress in Melbourne next month will focus the attention The 40th International the dispossessed Aboriginal people of Australia. Times, Bishop La- dependent after Britain whites dominant over the don Australian Church on mont said that the pos- refused to grant indepen- country's 5 million blacks of the

the priests of the Society of sibility of agreement had dence without greater for at least another centhought a dying the silent contempt of Aborigines before Once the Missionaries of the been reduced "with the black participation in tury. Australia. of conscience the and man white numbers are the r ace, their They were, for instan- Sacred Heart (M.S.C.), intensification of oppres- governing the land. Britpressure of trying to In January of last year, desincreasingly Broth- sive racist legislation pas- ain imposed economic the Catholic bishops of steadily malnutrition and cope with an urban civili- ce, responsible for the who are aided by pite erection of the contro- ers of the same society sed with indecent haste sanctions and the United Rhodesia rejected the mortality zation. high infant Nations in 1968 ordered proposed settlement. The versial Aboriginal Em- and, in addition to the in recent weeks." growing little the squalid Their rates, and mentionalready ParliaSisters of in front a trade embargo against proposals, they said, did Irishbassy 61-year-old The prestheir communities reek with awareness of ment House in Canberra ed, by the Canossian born bishop wrote to Rhodesia. relanot insure for all people the hopelessness. and put apathy ence has and the suc- Daughters of Charity and deny press reports that of this country. Life is at its best in last year; tionship between them The settlement, aimed Australians the outback, where it is cessful outcome of the the Fraternity of the Lit- the government of Prime White and "The justice and chart the tle Sisters of Jesus. of claims Smith, at recognizing Rhodesia's Ian Minister as never at least more natural. land under question ity demanded by the Gosthe in and people ending deGurindji ndependence i unilaterally settlements which Mission cattle Here, in the large before. Northern Territory must, have played an important clared Rhodesia indepen- sanctions, would have pel of Christ." in stations, in Mission setThe country may at least in part, be credit- protective role in the dent in 1965, had concedGovernin and tlements developto the support given past, but are likely to be ed the demands of the ed f act be, at last, Aboment reserves, the ing a national conscience by the part-Aboriginal phased out in the years Catholic Church, which, many despite rigines, them. to their tri- ahead. in regard to the bishop added, redisadvantages and the city-dwellers firm in its oppomained In their long associa- loss of their tribal lands, bal brothers. The trend today is It was not until 1951, tion with the new set- can still hope to preany system sition to racial discrimifrom away Aboriginal a public campaign the tlers, serve their basic cultural after that can be accused of nation. that began in the 1930's, peoples have lost almost heritage. and to- If those reports were "paternalism" that general agreement everything that once was with was reached at Govern- wards ones that put the true, Bishop Lamont said, break the Here theirs. the past is still incom- ment levels that Aborigi- Aborigines in charge of it would mean that 'either Some have mixed with plete, and the demand their own affairs and the Smith regime had renes should be equipped white, and large groups for a substantial restorafoster the possibility of nounced its policy of apOPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST citizenship. equal for a restoration of their artheid (strict racial segof part-Aboriginal stock tion of land rights in bewide Australia The liveither survive today CONTACT LENS CONSULTANTS coming the important referendum of 1967, a ownership of tribal lands. regation) or that the had Church ing near their original issue. have Catholic councils Tribal point, turning major 21 8151 else PERTH: PICCADILLY ARCADE ... tribal lands or commonplace. changed its attitude in reso. amended the Constitution become Understandably 21 5304 not ... has STREET This it. resident in the larger WILLIAM to 154 gard PERTH: said of to make laws for the Cooperative enterprises cities. In Sydney alone, For, as has been happened." 2602 35 ... STREET their MARKET for 30 provide FREMANTLE: which a devise and observAborigines for instance, there are them by an acute The British govern- COTTESLOE: 19 NAPOLEON STREET ... their national plan for their social as well as their 2655 3 had they "When er: of 20,000 than more economic needs are on ment, which ruled Rholand taken from them, it welfare. Aboriginal descent. the way. desia until 1965, 'should was like taking their The first Federal MiniThe city-dwellers oc- soul from them." not shrug off its respontime a all, in all is, t I ster to take national cupy the lowest rungs of sibility for the millions present responsibility for them of new approaches that Australia's the social ladder and are Aboriginal's who suffer under (white) the to defer 1968. of in population appointed was Aboriginal as effectively cut off from minority rule in RhodeOne indication of the right to reconstruct his their fellow Aborigines about 140,000 is expected sia,' Bishop Lamont said. speed own society at his as the most isolated to exceed 300,000 by the progress made since then traditional along and What happened behind in the century. increase is the the of end tribe in the centre of lines. the white race curtains of in Aborigines of number Australia. or in live 70,000 About secondary schools of one Life on the Mission Rhodesia was "anything These, too, are the ones near the major cities kind or another. has not un- but satisfactory to the settlements towns, country and who most feel the indifto Church, like the Catholic anything dergone missions in in 2,000 50,000 about From ference shown by those about of all denomiChristians taken has that upheaval who hold the power and and settlements mainly 1969, it has climbed to nations — with one notthe purse-strings of the in the northern and cen- about 8,000, though this, place in the smaller com- able exception — and inwith connected munities Australia, of told as a recent Minister nation, for they have on- tral parts deed to sensitive people ly to lift their eyes to and about 15,000 on pas- Parliament, is still "far the great cattle stations. of any or no religion. the ideal," of The introduction of (The bishop did not specsee the "affluent society" toral properties. Some short which he put at 13,000. equal pay for black staare still semi-nomads. at their door. ify the "notable excepRural Aborigines are Moreover, the number tion-hands has led to tion.") Life is not much better unemployscale —and often worse—for in the best position to of drop-outs is appalling. large "No matter how subtle the fringe-dwelling Abo- preserve the traditional Despite good intentions, ment and migration in the design or how fine the city to work of search rigines who live in culture. Town and city the best-laid schemes of race curtains can mesh, town. shacks or camps in the dwelling Aborigines, on Government continue to and be as effective as those smaller cities and rural the other hand, are in a find themselves caught in unemOvercrowding, of steel in concealing towns. better position to fight the toils of one of Parkin- ployment, alcoholism and from the outside what its preservation. for "laws:" a wriest son's as have, promiscuity Here, too, they have goes on behind them," he to you have mor"Whatever result, reduced the their own built-in probThese last have the adsaid. lems of social acceptance vantage of a longer ex- do, you have to do some- ale of the Aborigines in Last May, a commission else first." thing fringethese of many and advancement. Treat- perience in coping with appointed by the British ed as outsiders and mis- "civilization." From them State communities to zero, and and Federal government reported fits, they easily fail in have sprung many of the Governments now rea- there has been a notable that of the majority malnutrition in ncrease i school and later become projects aimed at bring- lise they have to do much social dropouts, under ing the needs of the more about providing and in the number of in- black Rhodesians rejected a proposed settlement pre-school facilities, so fant deaths. to end the dispute beAboriginal children will Our own little town of tween Britain and Rhodbe better prepared to Kuriunurra has escaped esia that had led to the enter the school system lightly enough, compared 1965 declaration of indein the first place. with others. pendence. The British The full story of the Tribal elders, with out- government then anChurch's dealings with side encouragement, have nounced it would conthe Aborigines has yet formed their own coun- tinue economic sanctions to be written, but is in- cil and have established against Rhodesia. separable from that of a few small industries The Smith government Available from all furniture stores the various religious or- that help keep the comders who have dedicated munity alive. themselves to this diffiSELF SELECTION STORE 519 HAY STREET, One of the more hopePLUMBING MATERIALS cult work. 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SNUGGLES a chestnut the past that he relishes filly by Peter's Yarn is a middle distance, supraced by Mr. and Mrs Bill port him in any race he led to be paid more than The retirement of the Pinninger and is trained contests in the near fut- champion Collingwood By BERNARD JAY. a poor worker. GLOUCESTER PARK for them by astute young ure. "It is only a matter of and Victorian ruckman trainer, Bruce Hyde. This state imports to league the before foottime CAPLE MISS a bay filly Len Thompson on the filly dived in coming club, said: ball must be organised down the straight, other- by Comet is raced by pub- ground that $7.000 a "And here lies the rub on this basis. The play- 7.30—QUALIFYING. licans, Hannah Wally and year was not enough for all league clubs these er must have rights wise she would have sureBeau Decca, Marcolyn, Clynero. ly toppled the long adds Peter Foreman, trained money for his service days. Some of the play- which he does not posfavourite, on Rouge by former jockey, Ian raises the question: How ers South Australian sess now. Homme. Assuming that Goddard and ridden by much is a league player league 8.00—DOMINION. clubs have Taylor. From an Eastern States This Bobbie filly she will benefit from this bought and worth? brought capital ( which will be from came stone last to Susie Girl, Mabouhay, Arrinvale. outing, Snuggles should Thompson won the over the border have be a good bet next race finish just behind the Brownlow Medal and been barely worth their nameless) there comes place getters and I feel the story of the bowls she contests. played match-winning air fares. 8.30—AQUARIUS. champion who runs out sure she will be a popular "Yet they have stacked football for the club clubs. fancy in any of race she is STAR DALGO impressPrince Nelson, Star Trip, Marilyn's Dollar, last season. He claimed money in the bank A sporting columnist in ed me when he came set for. that he got only $3,000 in while more talented the Catholic newspape r f rom last to run a great match payments last local players have re- of the capital city wrote: 9.00—PROSPERITY. ,second to the odds on year while two of the ceived only a fraction of "BOWLS IS supposed favourite, Special Test. club's interstate imports what the imports have Durante, Palladium, Gold Borer. to be a team game . . . . This bay gelding is raced been given. got about $7,000 each. well, at least in pairs, and by ex-publican, Arthur "The time has come An Eastern 9.35—STRATTON CUP. States four-man rinks. Nichols and trained for for ALL players to be critic has pointed that "I heard a story this him by Bev Nicholls and placed on contracts, of week, however, James Eden, Bronze Whaler, Gay Garrison, among professional jobs of how has always proved a conperiods and one top bawler, recently advertised were varying who has sistent horse when he varying amounts. SUCRE, Bolivia (NC). a university lecturer in strikes form. This half "Many league clubs, or changed clubs four times, 10.10—CONFERENCE. agricultur al economics brother to Acello is a —Six families with a tomost for that matter thinks about the game. Ebony Rock, Ming Toy, Soida Way. versatile gelding and any tal of 46 children receiv- at a starting salary of have their silk depart- He is a first division skipunder $7,000, senior a per. race he contests from ed homes from Cardinal resident medical officer ment players under con"A friend of mine, 10.40—KANYANA. now on, he will give his tract now as it is. Maurer of at a big hospital at a transferred to the city, connections a good sight Clemente The present system of had played very little Scotch Dollar, Dashing Nelson, Edward. Sucre under a two-year range of S6,000 to $8,000 f or their money. and a senior hopital being able to hold play- bowls in the country. He archdiocesan program- pharm ers under lock and key joined a club here, and acist at $7,000. 0.4.04, 1 ,04•~41~4M4.4 SANCTIFIER owned me that has provided for life is outmoded, un- one day in a pairs event, However much it may by A. E. and K. J. Haddlehousing to 40 other low- be deplored, the com- fair, and an injustice to found himself drawn to ton and trained by Laurie Best Bet: PRINCE NELSON parison is not valid for a man's civil liberties. partner this first division Farrell, contested the income families here. the facts of life are that "The Victorian league man. Fairway Handicap over At 72, Cardinal Maurer prominent jockeys earn clubs have been quick "My friend apologeti1500 metres last Saturday. This chestnut geld- promised to continue five times that much, to recognise that the cally explained that he ing by Afghanistan miss- this programme "as long and top-line entertainers winds of change have was pretty much a noved the start by a couple as God allows me to possibly ten times more. blown through the spor- ice. Whether Thompson is ting world since the "That's okay" said the of lengths and covered live". His immediate goal worth $7,000 a year is a Dennis Tutty 235 Newcastle Street, Perth case in bigwig. "I'll tell you what more ground than the I want you to do. Nothearly explorers during is to provide for 100 matter between him and NSW. Licensed Plumbers Hardware Merchants families. his club, but there is no "Tutty, a rugby leagu- ing short of the head, and the run. It amazed me to Repairs a Specialty doubt that the payment Phone 28 7424 er, succsesful ly fought a nothing on the side. Just see him figuring in a Each home owner pays case over photo finish with Hone S5 a month until the to- of league footballers in court his keep going past the Eater for second place tal price of $1,125 is all the Rules states is club's refusal to clear kitty." unsatisfactory — and in him, in 1971. "So my mate dutifully and as he has proved in covered. every instance to the "The solution would applied the strong arm disadvantage of the be for all young players and put down all back players generally. to be put on a contract woods, while the champ, HOPKINS MIGHTY MART The average league for three years when just as dutifully drew to BUYING OR SELLING — TOP VALUE ALWAYS footballer, who admit- they first sign with a the jack so skillfully that tedly has another job, club. 222 BEAUFORT STREET, PERTH they won their match by Public Auctions — Tues. and Thurs. 10.30 a.m. devotes many months of "At the end of that space. On inquiry, I the year (during the period, the Saturday 9.30 a.m. contract found that this is how the season and in pre-season could be renewed EEE champ always plays. ( GRADE 3 and ABOVE) He WE ARE CASH BUYERS — PHONE 28 4620 activities) to the game, could either be termin- does not want anybody to is subject to a certain ated, or redrafted (if interfere with his beautiamount of buffetting the player is good en- fully controlled draw -111111M11111 TENNIS PROFESSIONAL during a game and must ough) on higher finan- bowling. And when someadhere (in most clubs) cial terms mutually ag- one does, he does his to fairly strict discipline reed upon. alley. and to the opinion of "After all, a good wor"And that's why he runs R .E.I.W.A. selectors on his form. ker in industry is entit- out of clubs." • MEMBER ALL AUSTRALIAN As the man who proLEEDERV1LLE ESTATE AGENCY CATHOLIC TEAM 1972. vides the entertainment 1 4 MARLOW STREET, WEMBLEY as it were, his payments * STATE COACH TO W.A.L.T.A. should be the first pri1 972. PHONE 87-1820. ority in any club and should be on a rational Please accept my invitation dnci forward this reque t IS AVAILABLE TO COACH AT business like and geneif you are seeking advice on any real estate matter YOUR SCHOOL rous basis. and wish to see me personally without obligation A South Australia ( To the Editor) ENQUIRIES TO writer, discussing the NAME Sir, subject, referred to In top sport, to maintain high standards, Thompson's complaint ADDRESS • that he received a good age limits wi l l have to be introduced and main deal less than two inter- , tam ed.

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