News Scrapbook 1969-1971

Authors Feted for or s At History Institute U• ....._ ll •l--1() Four Southern California his- torians were honored yesterday by the San Diego Historical Society at its third annual In- stitute of History at South- western College. Honored at the Chula Vista meeting were Raymond D. Chaney Jr., a probation officer at Juvenile Hall who is working on his master's degree at San Diego State; Katherine Wagner, a Sierra Madre freelance de- . igner; Richard C. Martin, a t:CSD graduate from Canada; and Grace Miller, a former t;nited Press International re- porter. THREE JUDG~ The four honorees submitted the top four award-winning pa- pers on historical subjects to the . ociely prior to the institute. Judging the competition were Dr. William Cordtz, Gerald Schlenker and Howard Welty, .\lso honored were five au- thors who have published histor- ical books during 1970. They were Katheri!)e Ainsworth, Edward T. Au~un, Clara Breed. .1arcie Buckley. and Richard F. Pourade a well a James S. Copley who com- missioned Pourade's book. '.fore than 150 perople attend- ed the institute which was held m the college's Student Union. PANEL DISCUSSION A four-member panel dis- cussion on "The States, Proivnces, and Departments of the Americas - Their Contribu- hons to California History," highlighted lhe luncheon pro• gram. Panelists were Dr. William Hendricks of the Sherman Foun- dation in Corona Del :'.\far: Da- v,d F,. Porter, president of the an Diego Con~ular Corps and Consul of El Salvador; Sidney Cornell, chairman of the In titule oC Hi o Com- mittee; and amhers. mterim director o e err '.\luseum, who was panel moder- ator. USD Workshop Stages Opera Medley ov. 20 Scenes from five operas wiII be presented m an opera V1ork- shop at 8 p m Nov. 20 and 21 in Camino Hall Theater of the !Jlli- versitv of San Diego. The production will include a palace garden scene from Mo- zart's "The Abduction from the Seraglio," a death scene from Verdi's "Otello," the second act foal, from Verdi's "Rigoletto." a garden scene from Gounod's "Faust" and the final scenes from Johann rauss' "Der Fle- dermaus." The production will be di reeled by Ilana M\sior. Guest a ·s s 1~ 11 c: 1 ass baritone Robert Car , enor Richard Schas b rger and oprano Berta Long

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YOUR QUESTIONS on Church doctrine, morals, history, theology - any subject raised in matters of faith - are welcomed. Your question may be one that many fellow Cathollcs have wondered about. Questions submitted to Answer Plea e! are an- swered by members of the Religious tudies Depart- ment of theQniversi'i{ of San Diego, 1\1sgr. John . Porl- J!!!!!..Chairman, Questions - as short as possible please - should be addressed to: Answer Please!, The Southern Cross, Diocesan Office, Alcala Park, San Dieeo, 92110. Initials will be used in- stead of names as iden- tification. state" which excludes you from the sacraments. In order to obtain the Church's approval of your second marriage you would have to produce convincing evidence before the bishop's Marriage Tribunal that your first marriage was no real marriage. I would consider this a gigantic task m your situation, after 30 years of married life with your first husband. Could you approach the sacraments in good conscience? You will have to answer this question for yourself depending on how you judge your relationship with God. Bernard Haring, one of our leading moral theologians, suggests that remarried divorcees who are in good faith ,by this he means that they live a dedicated ist1an life in their econd marriage ) should feel free to receive the sacrament (cf. Jurist No. l, 1970, or Concilium, The Future of Marriage as an In- stitution, May 1970). F\\

r gard their sexual liberties as expressions of "true love " Love is a difficult standard to apply because pf the possibility of self-deceptid'n. It is precisely the egotistic and narcissistic person who is most convinced that all of his sexual acts are motivated by unselfish love. Sexual activities among the young have skyrocketed, ac- cording to reliable statistics. Yet there is no evidence that thereby our young people have become more loving, or more committed, or less alienated and less unhappy. I take this as an indication that most of their sexual ac- tivities are irresponsible and lack true human values, such as would be capable of building meaningful interpersonal relationships. . F\\ Q ESTION: I am a Roman Catholic and was married in the Catholic Church. After 30 years of marriage I have divorced my husband. I tayed married a long as I did to raise my seven children. ow I would like to live a to a non- Catholic \\-ho is also divor- ced. What is my standing with the Catholic Church? Can I attend Mass and recei\'e the sacraments'? Can I remarry in the Church'? happier life and plan to remarry shortly -

QUE Tl N: If a couple truly love one another Is It Immoral for them to engage In premarital ex? FT Christian thics affirms marriage a the only proper context for sexual relations. Biblic 1 language describe the man-woman relation with the symbols of th "two b<,,coming one flesh"

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The annual recognitions dinner of Balboa District, B~y &outs of menca will be held tomorrow night at Miramar, a1:al 1r Station, when ment award will be presented Enter\amment will be provided by Lets Go San Diego singing group of l: P With Prople, DeMoloy Chapter P/ons Officer lnstollation David Hall will be installed a master counselor of ·a_tional City Chapter, Order of DeMolay, al 7.30 p.m. tomorrow m the 'ational City Masonic Temple. Other ofhcers are. Don Freeman Jr, senior cooncilor; Dennis Stovall, Junior councilor; Tom Holz and Bvron While, deacon ; Hiram E\·ans, treasurer; Don S1m- ken! and Bill Winter, stewards; and Curt White, marshal!. USO Alumni Sets Homecoming Festivities 1,!niyers1tv of San DieJ:Q. Alumni will have homeromm!( lesti- v1t1es on campus this weekend, beginnin~. with an mtramural football game al 1 p.m. tomorrow A cocktail part) will be given at 6 p.m. in the Ro,e Room, Colle1:e for Women, followed by dinner al 8:30. specia_l folk Mass m the ~liege for Women Shape! at 9·30 a m. Sunday will end the special events. Joe S. \ arga, Lemon Grove, 1s alumni chairman. American Legion Post to Sponsor Breakfast Linda Vista American Legion Po,t 731 will sponsor its third annual chaplain's breakfast from 8 a.m to l p.m. Sunda~. m Lmda Vista Bovs' Club, as a benefi he uteran rehab1hta- tion lund. Ward Parsons, post chaplain, is c Robert Sf. Germain Schedul s Talk Her Robert St. Germain will addre member I e C · omia Parapsychology Foundation at 7:30 p.m. Sunday lll Hall, 4649 Hawley Blvd.

EVENTS FINE ,ARTS GALLERY.l Balboa Park-A Panel di,CU\SIGn an "Th1 Arh~I and the nhool" w,,, ht 5POn5iOrld by lht qal• :r,~v lo;,~~1f?r'u~~r::.i,:,rls Comm11ftt at I P,m, Tuesday 1n SHERWOOD HALL, 700 Prospect SL, Lo Jollo-&f!rrtG'rd 60yd '/111\ dlSCU\S "R1Un1 L1qhf on 1hit Bible from Archocoloqical Research" ot 8 P.m. Friday. _cosponsored by the La Jolla Museum of Art and lht San Diego ArchaeoJogy soc1etv

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'PURLIE VICTORIOUS' -The Oss1·e Da"J 0 S play abo t th Deep South will be presented in the San Diego City College's Little Theater at 8 p.m. Wed- • u e

ROB_ERT B. FOR.\IAN-The San Diego State n:ius1c professor will present an evening of mu- sic made with primitive and modern hollow tubes at 8:15 p.m. today in the school's Recital

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BLUEGRASS RAMBLERS-The band will play on a bill with the Krudd Fambly, at 8:30 and 10:30 J>.m. F.riday and Saturday in the Heritage 3842 Mission Blvd., \fission Beach CHARLES LLOYD - The jazz flutist will per-, form at 8 p.m. Saturday in the San Diego State ' ,

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·UTILE :\lURDE:RS'-The Jules Feiffer black comedy has opened the Old Globe's Ca slus Carter Center Stage sea on with performances at 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays and Sun- da)s and at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays JGHT THOREAU SPE: T Di JAJL'- The new play by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee ill be performed on the Old Globe Theater main . tage at 2 and 8 p.m. today. 'THE ODD COUPLE' - , 'eil Simon's comedy about bachelor roommates is back yet again in l?~ Patio Playbou e, Escondido, at 8:30 p.m. f nday and Saturday. 'A fREETCAR .HIED DESffiE'-The Ten- nessee Williams drama 1s playing Jn the Mis- on Playhouse, Old Town, rotating in reperto.ry through l'iov. 15. 'THE

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·THE UrNK",·oWN SOLDIER Al,'D HIS WIFE' -The Peter Ustinov view of war through th e ages will be presented in th e San Diego Mesa College Apolliad Theater, 7250 Artil- lery Drive, at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 21 " ·

FRA.'17: KROPFREITER - The Frankfurt or- ganist will play an after-0inner recital folio,,,.. ing a 6:30 p.m. dinner Wednesday of the San Diego chapter of the American Guild of Organ- at St. Andrew's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, 1050 Thomas St., Pacific Beach. LA JOLLA CMC ORCHESTRA -Thomas Nee will conduct the ensemble, with pianist Marga- ret Barthel as soloist, in 3 and 8 p.m. concerts next Sunday in Sherwood Hall, La Jolla. VERDI 'REQUIEM' - The work will be per- formed by soloists, cho.rus and orchestra under the direction of Robert H. Cooper at 7·30 p.m. tomorrow in the auditorium of Hoover High iS t s

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COLDSTREAM_~UARD~ - The regimental band of the Bnti,;h soldiery will be joined by the pipers and dancers of th. Black Watch for a performance at 8:30 p.m tod in the Civic Theater, sponsored by the International Artists Series. 'S'.IJOW WHITE Al'.D THE SEVE1"' DWARFS' Saturdays and Sundays in the Puppet Play• house, 3904 Voltaire St., Point Loma. -The puppet play will be p ent.ed at 2 p.m.

Music CHA.\IBER ORCHESTRA-Vitto.rio Giarratana will conduct an ensemble featuring pianist Joy Hujsak at 8: 15 p.m. Friday in the San Diego Women's Club, 2557 Third Ave.

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