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THE JOURNAL OF SCIEN TO LO G Y

1967 THE YEAR OF EXPANSION

DIANETICS SCIENTOLOGY AND BEYONDIn Muy i.9>(), "Dianetics, Modern Science of Mental

Health" hurst into the English-speaking world, shatter- hil: forever (hr harriers into the unknown territory of

j <L' fy ftfsïssixï m imï.

1 lus book by \ , Ron Hubbard, ttie result of 20 years of work and research into the realm of the human mind, was eagerly accepted and continued on the best seller list week after week, Today, sixteen years and twelve editions later, litis book continues to sell widely in many languages.

The hitherto unknown source of psychosomatic ills, human aberrations and unhappy interpersonal rela­tionships was isolated and identified as the Reactive Mind, and desci ibed in detail. Along with this unparal­leled discovery, 1 , Ron Hubbard simply and succinctly presented the skills and techniques to eradicate this Reactive Mind,

To a world cvei struggling to find a wav out of its dark despair, this book hit like a thunderbolt. Here at last was what Mankind had been hoping for. The way out of human misery had been discovered.

It w as not only possible, but was already being done with success by the discoverer and could be done byocheis,

Never was adventure more eagerly embarked upon, Ovotnight thousands of people all over the world, using this book, started applying Diaactic techniques with phenomenally good results. Dianehe Releases wese being made that were stable ami lasting. Today these Releases are being rehabilitated easily in Hubbard Guidance Centres on uuuv continents, validating the excellence of the etui y techniques and auditors.

l ins was the turning point in the history of mankind.

Millions of lives were changed for the better through the resolving of major anxieties and mental aberrations. The early Pianette Auditor helped many a Precious become happier ami utore ab.c

So Mankind took its ft ret step along the Road to Total Freedom,

Tà.-sc Oianetic successes it; the realm of the huma» m,hd wee and continue to be the solid base on which ! Hubbard built the structure of Scientology and '.he Route to Clear ami 0 ;v . a1.tug, I beta t\,

’ - o ',• 11' sc was made and was being tuliiEed.

Scientology was the natural advancement of Pianeties. Having achieved unprecedented success with the application of Dianetics in the field of theiiut-oan im o d , L . R o n H u b b a r d n e v e riW le ss c o n tin u e dhis research. He had observed during the course of Dianetic Auditing that an inexplicable phenomenon kept recurring with unavoidable frequency, which could not be attributed as a result of addressing the human mind. Relentlessly compiling this phenomena and researching into thousands of Dianetic case his­tories, L. Ron Hubbard made his historic breakthrough into the realm of the Human Spirit. Here at last was the proof that philosophers and religionists had been contending over throughout the ages. L. Ron Hubbard, with incontrovertible proof, was able to lay to rest the materialistic philosophies which maintained that Man was animated matter.

There was no doubt. Man is basically a spirit.

But knowing this was not enough. He then con­tinued his research to develop the technology and procedures by which Man could gradually and stably achieve increasingly higher states of awareness and existence.

Thousands of grateful and relieved people demanded Scientology auditing.

Where Dianetics brings the aberrated person to the state of capable human being, Scientology takes him from there to a state of Total Freedom and Total Beingness. At Saint Hill and in the nineteen Scientology Organi.-ations throughout the world. Academies oiler courses in Basie Dianetics and .Advanced Scientology, Professional auditors are trained to skill and precision. Ever pursuing the goal to make Clear and Total Free­dom possible for Mankind, L. Ron Hubbard continued to correlate and retine the data and techniques. Power Processing, which was introduced in May 196c, was the technical triumph which brought the person to the state of Release mid awareness where he could then be trained to audit himself, erase the Reactive Bank, and attain the State of Clear,

Today there are over led Clears, and .more are being checked out almost daily. Despite the magnitude of E- Ron Hubbard's work, the Route to Clear is hot a Jscouragmgly Song one. With good training and application Clear crut be achieved within six months to two yerus.

So 1. Ron Hubbard has fulfilled his promise of Clear.

For thousands of years men have sought the state of complete spiritual freedom from the endless cycle of birth and death and have sought personal immortality c o n ta in in g fu l l a w a re n e s s , m e m o ry a n d n.V\X\iy a, spirit independent of the rlesh.

The dream of this in Buddha's time was called “ Bodhi", being the name of the tree under which he attained such a state.

But due to the unknown presence of the reactive mind and its effect upon the spirit as well as the body , such periods of freedom were difficult to attain and were, as we have found, temporary.

Further, few could attain even this temporary state and those who did acquired it at the cost of decades of self-denial and personal discipline.

In Scientology this state has beer, attained. It has been achieved not on a temporary basis, subject to relapse, but on a stable plane of full awareness and ability, unqualified by accident or deterioration. And not limited to a few.

By eradicating the reactive mind we no: only achieve iu the state of Clear an erasure of the seeming evil in Man, who is basically good, we have overcome the barriers which made it sc difficult to attain total spiritual independence and serenity.

We cal! this state ‘‘Operating Thevars". To ccera.v something is to be able to handle it. TV.-ai i< from the Greek letter ‘‘theta" the uudirionai philosopher's symbol (from the letter in the Greek alphabet "theca" T, of thought, spirit or life. Thus it means a being w ho as a spirit alone can handle things.

The definition of the state of Operating. Thetas is “ Knowing and willing cause over Life, Thought. Matter. Energy, Space and Time."

As Man is basically good, despite his evil reactions to his m otive mind, a being who is Clear becomes willing to trust himself with, such abilities. And la or,-, case none can have more power than they can eoatrri

In Scientology a Clear car, walk u-s way to Operating Thetan, not in the decades demanded ever, by i tem­porary state a pas. ages, but w::h_ss «oaths or at rues:

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u \c:u or so. And when he auaiiis the slate lie is no longer subject to sudden and inexplicable collapses as occurred 2,500 years ago. One is abic to attain and retain the desirable condition

Not the leas; of the qualities of O.T. is personal and knowing tn im o m li i t and freedom from the cycle of btrrh and death

The concept is rather vast for immediate grasp but chiefly because one has hoped and had his hope for this cmned to despair and lux despair tursicd to a total .toado, conecrmm; it too often down the* ages to do mo;e shan estend a ueninKuis wonder

But the o a t is tree and plainly m-liked and ill '-no needs to do o to pUoc liis t'eet upon t’ne iirst r u t oi the ladder >f pünrt ic» . .wvnJ. by Scienroiopy Ulc.ir and chon tt.de upward or and bar beyond tee -tars

It is q u ite nr. •-■■•ot'ie to o v e ts ttM the ttnportSB ee of ■Kk news. 2 500 yeai ■ ago a statement similar to this red almost w g o a n l t to stt&ia brought d v il ia t im to three-quarters of Asia

s e( dat rat Clears enrolled on tte *X).T. Course” a£ Saint ilsii are tt a! i: c .1 at lad lee and have already he ¿tin to teach the stars.

It ,s quite true. And quite attainable on me well marked mad of modem Scientology

CLEARI NG COURSE F I L M E DIn order to help Southern Africa and provide data to future

HudkiMh at Sami H ill, Ron. organized a special Clear ir g < ourse t »r South African student* early last spring. The mam purpv - \ yf this Course was to get mformauun and demons?? ah .ms recorded on Him while at the t a w time gelling eleven rror-j a tud.cn is started on the Clearing Course. 'N o other out . t Saint Hill Clearing Courses are planned.i

i c r the évent Jenny Edmond*, Clearing Course Super-.ur-r flew . -ut If' Si.»uthern .Africa and Reg Shar? <• • -• viv: a/or:g .1 • nurnc- the films. As! Erie students were graduates o f Use Sum! Hi': Special Hrleiing Course and, irnmcA: iteiy prior to hemg accepted 1 er the Clearing. Course, they conecm rated "ft getting iheir UcvhnoL.'gA ;md case levels up k * the svvjiiire-d oarU ani. Jo M A h 1 er, D;vi'-iuei..i': Organ i?er !'•••: Quai. V\ .'vV.. o e there 0 ■ check the candidates i*nh case and technology-wise. Vnere were no failures and 'he k/iim.s¡.re. <v. A-J on to f c Cleat ’"•1: Course :

Hevry Rinmeo«'iud, J • • o Hr.>'- a . vr-ce b v c -c . M Jefok, June Kay. Jaue kurabeu SicR i K-ug. J_U- Me'A John MorsheUvi, Dave Pert .Ison, Ra> ch

The Course differed from the usual pro* a> they were started in Southern Africa Saint ! hi! In aU other respects the Ccut<However, the students did have the pro? at the filming o f Ron g o in g the lectures shown lo ail Clearing Course students— r

History was made un this occasion a lectures, Ron made a tUm o f -. tie o f no activai auirUrg v -• - : • " > rm> a„s - a ;;rr?ai; feui -getting "ir.u:- '■ o a ,a '5 v ,M . Viy C.yiroc- ua;': of a him camera ever his shoulder. U not rracaca • Pave a Centura or socad man present. -‘> 0 he nad to star: a., this up him seif. To aJ.J to ho a .T -ch ac', a. m ot." : > : s 1 cocC eü K- lest eu: his bike wjpmut silencer outside (he window the

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CONTINENT A L CHECKOUTS FOR CLEARS

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NOW THERE ARE 131 CLEARSClear No. 1Clear No. XClear No, 3l tear No. 4Cle.u No, 5l lear No. 6t tear No. 7Clear No. 8Clear No. 91 tear No. HI1 lour No. II1 leai No. 12Cle.u No. 13Clear No. 14Clear No. 15Clear No. 16Clear No. 17Clear No. ISGear No. |9Clear No. 20Gear No. : iClear No.C lear No. EtClear No. 24Clear No. 75Clear No. ZoClear No.Clear No. 28Clear No. 29Clear No. 30Clear No. .31

Clear No. 32 Clear No. 33 Clear No. 3-1 Clear No. 35 Clear No. 36 Clear No. 37 Clear No. 38 Clear No. 39

Clear No. 40 Clear No. 41 Clear No. 42 Clear No. 43 Clear No. 44 C lear No. 45

Clear No. 46 Clear No. 47 Clear No. 48 C lear N o. 44 < l.-Jir Vo. _«i)Clear No. 51 Clear No. 52 Clear No. 53 Clear No. 54 Oe.tr No. 55 Clear No. 56 Clear No. 57 Oear No. 58 Clear No. 59 Clear No. 60 Clear No. 61 Clear No. 62 Clear No. 63 O ear No. 64

Clear No. 65 Clear No. 66 Clear No. 67 Clear No. 68 C ¡ear No. 69 Clear No. 70 Clear No. 71 Clear No. 72 Clear No. 73 Clear No. 74 Clear No. 75 O ear No. 76 Clear No. 77

Clear No. 78 Clear No. 79 Clear No. SO

Clear No. 81 Clear No. 82 Clear No. 83 Clear No. 84 Clear No. 85 Clear No. 86 Clear No. 87 Clear No. 88 Clear No. 89

Clear No. 90 Clear No. 91 O ear No. 92 Clear No. 93 Clear No, 94 Clear No. 95

i tear No, 96 Clear No. 9*( Tear No. 98 Clear No. 99 Clear So. 100 Clear No. 101 C «-.if No. 192

.ÎOHN McMÀSTl R, Saint lllll SOItl. JO H N IMHURGIA, Buffalo, NA. l’AM PFARCA. Saint I lill StalT.1’ 1 l SCRCKAKI, Niagara l'ail-. NA TI'RKV MU NCR. I os Angeles Staff. VNNK GKFIG, Saint I lill StalT.

Ri t; SM.VRin:, Saint 1 0(1 Staff.VI VN W VI I I R, Dallas, l evas.PI 111 IP QUIRINO. Saiiil I lill StalT.1 CON SI F1NB1 RC. Saint Ilill StalT. JO H N MeCOV , Saint I lill Staff.R W THACKKR. Saint Ilill Staff.O l 1S H U I ID VV , Houston, l evas.RA) PH PE ARC Y, Saint Hill StalT, JFN NIFER KDMOMXS. Sainl Ilill StalT. GEORGE GALPIN. Saint Ilill StalT.J . J . DELANCF, Saint Ilill Staff.HERNIE GR1T.N, Saint ilill Staff.J IM CRAM IEY, 1 «gland. l'ONV DCNI C W V. Saint Ilill Staff. GYRF.TH MeCOV, Saint Ilill StalT.3 0 VN THOMAS. Saint Ilill Staff..11 Cl V GALPIN. Saint Ilill Staff.O Al INC. REGI N AS, Saint Ilill Staff'. O 'ITO ROOS, Saint Hill SmtT.FEl ICC GREEN, Saint Hill Staff. WALTER STJLLE. Hamburg, Germa«}. JOHN LAWRENCE, Saint Hill Staff’. CONN1E BROÀDBEN K Saint Hill Staff. C RAIG LJPSITZ. Saint HUI Staff'. MARUVNN ROLTSONG, Saint Hill

Staff.KRED HARE. Saint Hill Staff.ELI EN CARDERPEGGV BANKSTON. Saint Hill Staff. BRIAN LIVINGSTON, Saint Hill Interne. JOAN de YKE!LLE. London Staff. HASKELJL COOKE, Saint HiU Staff. CHRIS WLTDEMAN. Johannesburg Staff. VIRGINIA DOVVNSBOROVGH, Saint

Hill Staff.JOE VAN STADEN, Saint Hill Staff.SUC CNA FAIRCH1LD. Saint HiU Staff. VIVRA FELIOTT, Hawaii Staff.YVONNE GILLHAM, Saint HiU Staff. PETE PETERMAN, Hawaii. U.S.A. SCOTT T FI ANT), lnterning for Wash­

ington, D.C.HEJLEN HANCOCK. New Jersey. U.S.A. HELEN POLLEN. Saint HiU Interne. JOHN ELLIOTT. Hawaii Staff.ER F D E'.VIRt H1LD. Saint HiU Staff.

B O R O T H V fv N IG H T . S a /ju HiU Staff'. DAVID GAIN LAN. Portsniootli. U.K.FETER GOODWTN. Portsmouth, U.K. ANTON J AMES. Saint HiU Staff.JENNY PARKHOUSE. Saint HiU Staff. RERB1E PARKHOUSE. Saint Hül Staff. JUDY GRAY. Saint HiU Staff.CAL VMGNEY. Saint HiU Staff.MARY LONG. Saint HiU Staff.CHESTER HALLIDAY, Houston. Texas. HÀNA ELTRINGHAM. Los Angeles Staff. BILL ROBERTSON, Saint HUI Interne. LINDA NUSSBAUM, Saint Hill Interne. PETER IMBURGLA, Buffalo, N.Y.MARIE (ABEREGG) O.AKES, Los Angeles

Staff.MILDRED MATTHEWS. Svdney Staff. MARGUERITE WIRICK, San Diego Staff. JOAN DAMS. Saint Hill Staff.BETH FORDYCE, Detroit Staff.RON POOK, Saint HUI Interne.W AL W ILKINSON. Adelaide Staff.ALLAN FERGUSON. Saint HiU Staff. HAN’K LAARHUIS, Saint HiU Staff. ROBIN LINDSEEL. Saint Hill Staff.CL AIRE LOUYVRENS, Cape Town Staff. P E N N Y KFLALED, East Grinstead.HELEN W HITNEY, Saint HiU Staff. YERN GALE. lnterning for Washington,

D.C-VV.VLLY COLL1S. Auckland, New Zealand, JO Y WALTER, D-allas, Texas. MARGARET GORMLEY, Johannesburg.

South Africa.DAVID ZIFF. Saint HiU Staff.DICK MOOR. London Stafl'.LEILA FLANAGAN. Houston. Texas.P AT FLANAGAN. Houston Texas.BETTY ELALLIDAY, Houston. Texas.RAY KEMP. Tustin, California,V AL WTGNEY, Saint HiU Interne.TOM KOON, California, U.S.A.DOUGLAS SHREW SBl R Y, Seattle,

Washington.HELEN KITCH1N. San Diego, California, PETER KILVLED. Saint HiU Staff.ELLEN ARNOLD. London Stafl'.JIM W ATSON. Hawaii, U.S.A.M ARK JONES. London Staff.DOUGLAS HANCOCK. New Jersey.

I .S.A.VLARY EDW ARDS, Saint HiU Staff. NORME M \I£ S . Hawaii. U .SA.LINDÀ VIE NK. Toronto. Canada.BEST ROSSOUVV. Saint HUI Staff.D W i ME NTES. Saint Hill Staff.DAN RCTENBERG, London Staff.PHOE.BE Ma i ER ER, Saint Hül Staff.

l Tear Clear Clear ( Tear Clear ( leur Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear

No, 103 No. 104No. 105 No. 106 No. 107 No. 108 No. 109 No. no No. in No. 112 No. 113 No. 114

JOY Ol.LIMANS, Port Elizabeth Staff. RON REYNOLDS, Saint Hill Staff. EDIT H IIOYSETH. Saint Hill Interne. PIIV'C SITAENS. Auckland Staff. ROGER RIDDELL, Saint Hill Interne. JULIA S VI,MEN. Los Angeles Staff'. KKN SACMEN. Los Angeles Staff. PAMELA KEMP, Tuslin. C alifornia. RLE I GRISWOLD. Hawaii Staff.PAGE THOM VS, New York Staff.JOAN BRISTOW. Durban Staff.ROR THOM VS, New York Stall'.

Clear No. 115

Clear No. 116Clear No. 117Clear No. 118Clear No. 119Clear No. 120Clear No. 121Clear No. 122l tear No. 123Clear No. 124Clear No. 125Clear No. 126Clear No. 127

Clear No. 128Clear No. 129Clear No. 130Clear No. 131

DEON SATTERFIELD, Copenhagen, Den­mark.

GERTRUDE RROW7N, Washington, D.C, JANE KEMBER, Saint HiU Staff.LUCY ME1LCZAREK, Saint I liU Staff. NICKY MENDOZA, London Staff.KEN RAINS, Hawaii Staff.MARIO FENINGER, Paris Staff.KEVIN KEMRER. Saint HiU Interne.LIZ SABINE, Melbourne, Australia.ANNE BERGIN, Durban Staff.ELSIE GRIFFITHS, Vancouver, Canada. ERAYNE BADGER. California, U.S.A. FRANK FREEDMAN, Saint Hill Founda­

tion Staff.EUNICE FORD, New York Staff.DONNA REEVE, Washington, D.C. Staff. JUNE KAY, Durban Staff.PIERRE OLLEMANS, Port Elizabeth Staff.

ORGANIZATION NEWSDURBAN SUCCESS

DURBAN reports its daytime stand at the Daily News ideal Home Exhibition in Durban, South Africa, held IS — 2? July, was highly successful. The stand was beautifully situated, with posters arranged in a sequence that made for smooth and effective dissemination. Many people reached, showing keen interest. The words “Total Freedom" had terrific pull, especially for children and young people. Auditor 14 (announcing the first Clear, John McMaster) drew many enquiries from the attendees. The Routing and Gradation Chart attracted the enquiring and intellectual types and a good number were interested in the word Scientology.

Two weeks later, Durban held an Open Evening at the City Hall, with the first Clear, JOHN McMASTER, as the lecturer. Over 400 people turned out to hear John McMaster.

The Distribution Secretary reports that “John was wonderful—he gave us so much of himseLf, there was nary a murmur of restless movement anywhere and he spoke for 90 minutes. Durban is well known for its 'conserv atism' —artists have to really be good to be applauded by Durban and it was wonderful to feel the theta flow. Even the fireman on duty signed up for an HAS course."

JOHANNESBURGJOHANNESBURG’S Clear Congress was held 25-26

June and the Distribution Secretary reports it as the best Congress held in Johannesburg since Ron was there. Three excellent mailings were sent out at two-week intervals a month before the Congress and a newspaper advertisement ran for two weeks. Expert high fidelity equipment was bought according to Ron's specifications and every delegate was relaxed, hearing every one of Ron's words clearly, even at the back of the hall. Many people signed up for pro­cessing and training and valuable experience was gained by all the staff for future Congresses.

PERTH WEDDINGThe first Scientology wedding ceremony for Western

Australia was held at the Perth Org recently when KATHY MANEA wed JONATHAN GELLIE, HP A, Perth Organi­zation Secretary. IAN TAMPION conducted the service in the chapel. A reception was held at FRANK WYANT’S home in Bayswater. .-Another Scientology wedding is planned in April 1967 for LYNETTE MARENKO, HCA, daughter of LENKA MARENKO, HCO Exec Sec Perth, and LEON LECONS. .After the wedding the couple plan to come to Saint Hill for the Briefing Course.

Western Australia's first Scientology wedding ceremony was held for Kathy Manea and Jonathan Gellie, HP.V, shown here shortly after the ceremony held in the Perth chapel. Ian Tampion con­ducted the service.

Perth reports a tot of activity among younger Scientolo­gists. New Grade IV Releases are ANTHONY BORTH- WICK. I] years old. JANET LENN1E, 10 years old. Attaining Grace III are JANE BORTHW ÍCK, 8 -ears old, and PETER STEWART. !2 years old. RACHEL LENN1E, 6 years old. attained her Grade II and PETER GIBSON. 14 years old. and DAS ID LENNTE, 8 years old, have attained Grade I Release.

New staff members at Perth from Melbourne have been warmly welcomed; BERNLE PLSCO, Foundation Director of Training; JUDY PESCO, LRH Communicator Perth; RUTFI LENNiE, Director of Review and PETER GRAHAM, Class VII, back from Saint Hill. Technical Secretary, Perth.

PERTH’S EXPANSION CONGRESS in October drew about 100 people and provided a big upsurge in the number of Scientologists who now have definite plans for the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course and Clearing Course.

SEATTLE CONGRESSSEATTLE ORG held its first and very successful Con­

gress recently. The host and hostess of the Congress were KURT CHARLES, Org Exec Sec Seattle and DOROTHY BROADED, HCO Exec Sec Seattle. They had invited as special guests JULIA and KEN SALMEN, Continental HCO Exec Sec Western U.S. and Continental Org Exec Sec Western U.S. aDd DENNY' FIELDS, LRH Com­municator Western U.S. Kurt, Ken and Julia gave some very interesting lectures in addirion to the superb tape lectures which Ron had made for this Congress.

The Seattle staff really proved themselves by an overall increase in their statistics which they have maintained aiieT this two-day Congress.

Following the Seattle Congress. Julia and Ken Salmen were invited to the very successful Franchise Centre run by ELSIE GRIFFITHS in Vancouver, British Columbia. Some forty people responded within 24 hours to an im ita­tion by Elsie to bear Ken and Julia Salmen lecture.

Since then Julia and Ken Salmen and Elsie Griffiths have all been checked out as Clear at Saint HiU. Julia and Ken Salmen have in addition to their present posts been appoint­ed as Continental Clear Checkers for Western U.S.

NEWS FLASHES FROM OTHER ORGS:MIAMI—EL1Z WILLIAMS. HCO Exec Sec Miami, ha- arrived at Saint Hiil to begin the Gearing Course.NEW YORK—EUNICE FORD, HCO Exec Sec New Y'ork, has just checked out at Saint Hiil as Clear 12S.BOB and PAGE THOMAS have returned after being checked out Clear at Saint Hill. New Y'ork now has three Clears on staff.WASH. DC—PEM WALL, HGA, Class YU, has returned to DC as Qual Sec after successfully completing the Intern­ship at Saint Hill.AFRICA—JUNE KAY. Clear 130, and PIERRE OLLE­MANS, Clear 131. are the first Clears to be checked out by a Continental Clear Checker in Johannesburg. ADELAIDE extended a warm welcome home to WAL WILKINSON, Clear No. 70, Class VII, upon his return from Saint Hill. Adelaide has been treated to an inspiring series of lectures given by W’a! on “ Dawn of a New Civili­zation’'.SYDNEY—MILDRED MATTHEWS. Clear No. 65. G ass N il, has joined Sydney staff upon her recent return to Australia following her successful completion of the Sainl Hill Internship.PARIS—MARIO FEN NIGER, Clear No. 111. Org Representative in Paris, is busy with his group—Les Amis de la Scientoiogie. Among those from the Paris Org who have been to Saint Hiil are HENR1ETTE BRANDWIN, COLETTA BYASSON. MONIQUE BRANDWIN, MAURICE ROSENBERG. PIERRE LALLEMENT and JEAN JOLY.

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POWER PROCESSING SUCCESSES"My ease gains are ternlle anil I am steadily gaining move and more, mostly through my

.egained ability to observe, Studying became a joyous experience for me. While reading bulletins or listening to tapes 1 keep cogluting on points which i missed, misunderstood or plainly didn't sec before."

LUCY MILl.CZAREK, CLEAR NO. IKS UNIT B SUPERVISOR, SHSBC

"It is truly •powerful processing'. 1 can scan my lifetime with ease now and look back at how l was cause of misery and unhappiness to others as well as to myself. 1 can remember my life freely because there is no occlusion to my viewing it. I’m much more analytically aw ate, more 'hcie* and less ‘elsewhere' and my eyesight has improved wonderfully ”

DONALD DAIII IN SlISBC STUDENT

"Life tecls better and 1 am very much more aware of what is going on around the (dace generally. I can sum up a situation and act quickly on it. I feel the urge to do so much more, and tecl energetic. 1 feel I'm calmer about daily upsets, 1 don't have accidents, and l used to have them a lo t"

KEVIN KEMBER: CLEAR NO. 122 INTERNE, SAINT HILL

It was unbelievable that a few short hours could help me achieve so much. I feel luppier and more ’me' than ever before, but much more than that I have regained a most joyous delight in just being with people. This is a wonderful experience which is too exhilarating a feeling to reduce satisfactorily into words,"

CLAIRE LO11 WRENS: Cl EAR NO. 74 CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

About a day altei having Ivon icleased on Power Processes I noticed things looking diflereot to me. Yes, I hare it, S \EER It was like just being born. ‘Everyday happenings’ weie a new adventure to me. Walking (or the first time in a crowd, going into different houses, listening to music. It rvas like getting used to living for the first time. I found tuyselt more relaxed anil able to hr mile new situations more easily."

LEON STEINBERG, HCO K M C SEC VVVVCLEAR NO. 10

Alter Power Processing I feel Calmer, more relaxed with people I really like people. 1 am mote purposeful ami don't make as many errors. I can spot the source of any con­tusions lai easier and so blow them and t don’t get confused si' frequently as t can duplicate better"

DON RYBURN SHSBC STUDF.Nl

I became more aware of my environment and felt lice. | felt as though 1 was not till 'dulled up’. I could do things better"

DAVID HANCOCK SHSBC STUDENT

l found VA something I’d been looking for for a long time. It gave me certainty. It u.i» exciting and exhilarating, and. I'll never cease to savour the enjoyment I experienced at that time. It so consolidated my gains on Grade V, that 1 could only go forward afterwards

-never slip back 1 shall never iegret doing VA. 1 wish 1 could convev to all just how much more that extra little step means."

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NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

UNITED KINGDOMLOUGHBOROUGH ON THE MONTETHE LOUGHBOROUGH SCIENTOLOGY CENTRE in Leicestershire is rightfully proud of its history' and successes to date. The Centre started in 1959 as the Lough­borough Scientology Co-Audit Centre before changing to its present name. In 1963 it moved to larger premises owned by DES POPHAM. From this Centre, two more emerged: JOAN and PETER DAVIS branched out into the famous Quom Hunt Village and opened up the Charnwood Forest Scientology Centre. MU RIAL CORNES who was active at the centre then graduated HPA and opened up the very successful Derbyshire Scientology Centre at Burton-upon- Trent, 20 miles away in Staffordshire.

Lately something of an exodus has taken place from Loughborough and Quom to Saint Hill. First was CLIVE WHITTAKER, then OLIVE GERRARD, on Saint Hill staff, then BRIAN DAY, on Saint Hill staff, and his wife, DOREEN, who works on the Foundation, and their two sons, MIKE and CHRIS. Des Popham and his wife both work on the Saint Hill Foundation. From Quom, Peter and Joan Davis, Clear No. 67, are both on Saint Hill staff. Meanwhile, back at Loughborough, the show goes on under the direction of RAY HAYES.

RAY SAUNDERS, long time Scientologist from SCIEN­TOLOGY BRISTOL is now' on the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course.

PETER GOODWIN, Clear No. 52, recently spent some time in Jersey, C.I. to revive Scientology activity there. Now back with his Centre in Portsmouth and as Leading Field Auditor for the South of England, he is very in­terested in getting Scientology Groups going in his area. DAVID GAIMAN, Clear No. 51, and currently on Saint Hill Foundation staff, will be returning to Portsmouth soon to join Peter. Some of those sent to Saint Hill by Peter Goodwin include HILARY FROST, TED LINE and ALLAN PATTERSON.

PETER and DORAN GREENE, have reluctantly given up their Franchise in London to return to the U.S. where they are starting a new Scientology' Centre in Phoenix, Arizona.

MURIEL CORNES, with ERIC CORNES and LIONEL HOWE, runs the DERBYSHIRE SCIENTOLOGY CENTRE and also a Group at Solihull. Muriel has just returned from a visit to Holland where she audited NITE fJ^AG ENSEN who will be coming to Saint Hill for Power Pr<?<xssing soon. Another pc, OLE HAA.GE1SFSEN, has already been to Saint Hill for his Power. One of her students, DAVID OSMAN, recently completed his HAS Course and Muriel will be at Saint Hill soon for Power Processing.

PETER A. DAVIES has recently returned to Swansea after Power Processing at Saint Hill. Peter has a Franchise Centre in Swansea which is expanding nicely, and is a successful Field Staff Member, selecting people to London and Saint Hill for auditing and training.

DARRELL SYKES is busy building up a group in London.

ALLEN and VIRGINIA KAPULER, who recently graduated from the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course, have started a Franchise activity in London. They also have a very successful Franchise Centre in Las Vegas, Nevada.

EUROPEWALTER STILLE, Class VII auditor and Clear No. 27,

recently returned to Hamburg, Germany, after completing the Internship at Saint Hill. His assignment is to put Scientology on the map in Germany and he is currently working on several pilot projects for Franchise in this area.

At Saint Hill from Greece are NINA KAKLAMANOS and DEMETRi CHRONIS.

DEON SATTERFIELD, Clear No. 115, is at Saint Hill from the DANSK SCIENTOLOGY CENTRE, Denmark, ERJK GYLDENKRONE has recently graduated from the Special Briefing Course and returned to the Dansk Centre. Other staff members are JOHANNES BERGGREEN, G 0TE MATHIESEN, ALICE WULFF, PETER J0RCK, KAJ PETERSEN, MOGENS WULFF, KNUD J0RCK. Students and predears sent to Saint Hill indude NIELS JOHANESSEN, VTBEKE LUND, NETE GINGE NIEL­SEN, CARL AXEL W1NBLAD, KNUD J0RCK,

JOHANNES BASTRUP, GEORG BERGGREEN, RUTH JUSTESSEN, NINA RASSMUSSEN, SVEN INGSTRUP and ERIK SILFWANDER.

AM ERICASAt tiie Arizona State Prison one of the prisoners,

WILLIAM BENITEZ, has set up Narconon, in which he is applying Scientology to help his fellow prisoners break the habit of dope addiction. Benitez is training these men to both break their own addiction and to help others to do the same. One of the inmates has stated:

“ I know and fed 1 can communicate with things, that I have a much greater affinity and that I am aware of reality. Life has altogether a new meaning for me. I no longer feel without individuality.”

Benitez is hoping to have the program sanctioned as an official rehabilitation program of the prison. Another prison inmate in the Narconon program writes:

“Whenever I confronted other persons 1 always felt l had to mock up different facial expressions in order to feel more secure and comfortable, but through Narconon meetings I’ve become more able, knowing that just ‘being there' is enough.”

Benitez himself has a 19-year history of dope addiction but is now Chairman of the Narconon group. He has studied many practices in an attempt to find a way to end his addiction but found Scientology the one that worked. Benitez is now a Field Staff Member of the Los Angeles Org and plans to go there on his release from prison. Narconon’s goal is non-addiction and a method of relief for not only Narconon’s 20 members but for all addicts, wherever they may be.

If you have any information of other groups applying Scientology in any sphere please forward the data to the Director of Success, Saint Hill.

JOHN IMBURGIA, Clear No. 2, and PETER 1MBUR- GIA, Clear No. 63, left their long-standing Scientology Centre in Buffalo about two months ago. They handed the Centre over to RAY CHEEK who has moved it into the heart of Buffalo, where it is expanding nicely.

MARGE and LARRY W1NARD are planning to come to Saint Hill and have turned over their SCIENTOLOGY CENTRE-CHICAGO to MAURICE LERUD. BOB TAYLOR also remains at the Centre. GEORGE KECK and ELLEN KECK and DICK STEHLER are now at Saint Hill from the Centre.

SCIENTOLOGY AUSTIN, Texas, is being run by EILLEEN ELLIOT while .ft)HN and GARETH McCOY (Clears No. 11 and 21) are at Saint Hill on staff. From the Austin Centre, KATHY NAVARRO has gone to Los Angeles for further training. Her husband LOUIS NAVARRO is joining her later and both will be coming to Saint Hill. JERRY ALEXANDER and NICK GOLIAS are now at Saint Hill for the Special Briefing Course. THOM and MICHELLE PAGE are getting further training in Los Angeles in preparation for Saint Hill. New additions to the Austin staff are BARBARA and FRANK FOWLER who had been running a group in Montana while Frank was stationed there in the Air Force. BUD SMOTHERS, from Austin, is now on staff in Washington, D.C. as HCO Area Sec. RICHARD WRIGLEY is on staff and training at Saint Hill after which he will be going to Austin.

One of the most active groups is the SCIENTOLOGY CENTRE OF TUSTIN, California, run by RAYMOND and PAMELA KEMP. Raymond recently checked out as Clear No. 86 and Pamela as Clear No. 110. Among people Raymond has sent to Saint Hill are JIM WEDDINGTON NORMAN WOLD, JENNY WOLD, FRAYNE BAD­GER, ROBERT YOUTSEY, NOREEN ARMSTRONG, VIRGINIA ROBINSON, TOMMY CURTISS, JERRY HEDIN, ARCHIE STRUT!’, BARON BEREZ. Corning to Saint Hill soon are Dr. HARRY RICKARD and PAT RICKARD, LINDA and CONNIE CONDRON, Mr. and Mrs. PETE CHACON, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLIE GROFF, CONNIE and GEORGE ROBERTS, GEORGE SCHU- MAN, HANK and WILMA STRUVE, Mr. and Mrs. JOE LEHMANS, JANE DEMMING, JOHN RAFEiN- ELLO, BILL O’KRACKELL, LOUISE GREENE. HERB WILLIAMS, BILL HOWIE, CHRISTOPHER and SUZ­ANNE ELIZABETH KEMP, MIKE RIGBY, DOROTHY THOMAS, WILMA GRIGOR and PEGGY LINDA

At Saint Hilt from ALAN WALTER’S (Clear No. 8) SCIENTOLOGY CENTER DALLAS. Texas, are SAND! and NORMAN MEHR. BOB ARMSTRONG, EDITH and NICK NICHOLS. REBECCA JONES, BETTY COOK. DOLORES STOKES. WALLY STOKES. Neudj acihe at the Centre are BARNEY and FLO BARNETT. HAZEL HOLLINGSWORTH and ROBERT GRIFFTN.

ELDA tLGER. Houston. Texas, an old lime Scientolo­gist. has been helping to run the Houston C entre while OTIS H ALLI DAY (Clear No. 13). BETTY HALL ID Ah (Clear No. 85) and CHESTER HALLI DAY' (C'ear No. 591 have been at Saint Hill Chester recently returned home to a great and well deserved reception. Former pc’s of Betty Halliday, LEILA and PAT FLANAGAN, checked out. from the Clearing Course alter only 2-j weeks ot auditing as Clears No. 83 and 84. Two other pc's of Betty Halliday. ROSEMARY SWEARINGEN ar.d her brother, DAVID ALTGELT, are both at Saint Hiil on the Clearing Course and BOBBIE WILSON is on the Special Briefing Course.

ELSIE GRIFFITHS, in Vancouver. British Columbia. Canada, a Saint Hill Special Briefing Course graduate who recently checked out Clear, runs one of the most successful Franchise Centres in the world. The Scientology Centre Vancouver has an income 01 over 51,000 a week. She attributes her success to delivering the technology of Scientology exactly as it is laid down. This applies not only to auditing but to teaching courses and dissemination. For dissemination hand-outs or mailing pieces she uses only material provided by Saint Hill or extracts from Ron's books without any alteration. There are many people from her Centre at Saint Hill for Power Processing, Briefing Course and Clearing Course. They include RANDLE KNIGHT, on Saint Hill staff, GRAHAM LEESE and HERB PETER both on the Special Briefing Course, Helping her at the Centre are IAN DICKIE. ADEL PITCHKO, DOROTHY CALVER and ART WEBB.

Among graduates from Elsie’s Beginning Scientologist Course are: LORNA ALEXANDER. DORLEAN SMITH, CATHY SMITH, HERB PETER, MARIE SMITH, ROBBIN SCHUSTER. HEINZ SCHUSTER, FRANK GLYNN, DEAN RANDLE, LOTT! K1RMSE. Graduates from the Hubbard Apprentice Scientologist Course are: TRUDY KNIGHT, HEIDI SIGURDSON, ELMER BROUN, ADA WOODHURST, RIO MILTON and RANDLE KNIGHT.

SCIENTOLOGY BERKELY has re-opened at 2495 Shattuck Avenue and is doing well. Activities at the Centre include live and taped lectures. Beginning Scientolo­gist Course, HAS and HQS courses and lower Grade auditing.

Regular meetings are also being held by The Auditors Group in the Bay Area of San Francisco. The group is dedicated to discussion, dissemination, and introduction of new people to Scientology. At present the group is meeting in members’ homes, but is planning a permanent meeting place,

GEORGE MADDEN from Chicago, sent to Washington, D.C. by WING ANGELL. was rehabbed as a Dianetic Relcase by DAVID ALDRICH, D.C. Review Auditor, and is the first in D.C.

BRUCE BISHOP, HSS, in Los Gatos, California, has been busy with a heavy schedule of communication courses tn the form of full weekend workshops/seminars both in (he Santa Cruz mountains of Northern California and trr Southern California, He also excited much interest in Scientology at a recent INTERCHANGE in w'hiclr he addressed a large and varied gathering of representatives front numerous groups in the greater Northern California area, groups whose concern is with the freedom of being, spiritual growth and better understanding. In addition, Bruce is finishing up his college degrees and auditing steadily on the Clearing Course.

A.N.Z.O.PETER GLLLHAM who ran one of the most successful

Scientology Centres in the world in Australia is now it Saint Hill for the Clearing Course.

MARIE PASSMORE and MAY MYERS will be coming to Saint Hill from Victoria, Australia, for the Special Briefing Course in December.

In Wellington, New Zealand, JOHN ROCK ELL is organizing all the Field Staff Members of the Auckland Org into a disseminating centre aimed at getting people to the Org in Auckland, He has 12 people in his group at present, lie is also organizing a Beginning Scientologist Course followed by an HAS Course, Group members arc doing well selling books -one sold ten copies of Book One in a week.

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FRANCISAi Los Angeles, CaliforniaTo JAMES and WANDA W RIGHT, a daughter. NICOLE JACINE-Ac Melbourne. AustraliaTo GEOFF aad KAY' ML NTON. a daughter.A: Ne«, York, N.Y.To CONSTANTINE and BARBARA GATTO, a son, RONALD SCOTT.

MARRL4G1SAc Los Aagei-ss. CaliforniaMARIE .ABEREGG to BOB OAKES, both on Org Staff, L.A.Ai Washington D.C.MYEA EVANS to JON BATSON, both on Washington Org staff.Ac Melbourne. AustraliaDAVID NALL io GLENYS BEASLEY'.Ac Pert ELzaoeth. South .AfricaDOROTHY' MILES to PETER v a n der POEL, both on Port Elizabeth OTg staff. Ai Perth. AustraliaKATHY MAXEA to JONATHAN GELUE. HP A, Org Sec.A; Johannesburg, South AfricaLAVONA HOWARD to ARTHUR ANDERSON.

DEATHSAt L en ire , tnglaniJUNE DAMS of Streatham, London S.W.I6.

At Campbell. San Jose, CalilomiaCOLEMAN SMITH, MCA. long-time Scientologist of the San Francisco Ba> Area, who

»-ill be missed by his many friends.A t Heidelberg. Victoria, AustraliaKATIE STEELE, HPA, an e a r ly old-time Scientologist who did the major work on the

drawing up of parallels between Scientology as ■ religion and other major religions, to be published soon ai Saint Hill.

At Chicago, IllinoisSAM VIC, HAS. He will be missed by his many friends in Chicago.

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ANNOUNCEMENTThe Saint Hill Briefing Course can now be taken in the evenings and or the weekends This • of special interest to prospective staff members and English Scientologists who wish'to -v*f mute to Saint HU! on weekends. For fuil details write; The Saint Hill Foundation Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead. Sussex, FnEG~t rounoatioo Registrar,

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