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• Stranieri. - ,inltalia " . "".'. I, CHi, SONO E DOVE SONO rans> prevalentemente nel usclre,• ma un certo numero , GLllIMMIGRATI IN ITALlA settore domestico 'e sono di profughi e' riusCito ugual • concentrati nelhi citta' grandi mente ad arrivare in Italia • ••• • I gruppi etnici maggiorinente e medie. e SI trovano m sltuaZlOnl presenti in Italia sono: molto difficili. Dall'lraq in- Capoverdiane: anche in questi>' vece arnva• una gran parte Etiopi ed eritrei: sono presenti caso si tratta soprattutto di dei rifugiati in Italia. Sono aRoma, ma in grande numero donne che trovano lavoro raggruppati soprattutto ad anche neUe altre grandi ci come colf. Capo Verde e' un Ostia. tta': Milano, Torino, Firenze. arcipelago poverissimo, che· La loro immigiazione e' co ha piu '. cittadini all'estero' Cinesi: sono un tipo di imini-": ; minciata agli inizi degli anni che non in patria, (450 mila grati un po' particolare, ma SeSsanta, quando molte eri contre 300 mila). In Italia tree vennero in ltillia a segui vale la pella ricordarli anche pare ce ne siano 50 mila, se la loro situazione e' ormai' to delle famiglie che rimpa quasi la meta' della popola triavano. Dagli anni Settanta regol~rizzata. E' l'immigra zione attiva. Emigrano anche zione piu' antica (risale al I'immigrazione ha avuto mo gli uomini ma per 10 piu' tivazioni piu' politiche in se verso i porti del Nord, e que periodo fra le due guerre) e guitoalla . rip!esadei movi st~ comporta spesso la divi ha dato vita in' molte citta' menti di liberazione. Ultima,. sione dei nuclei famigliari. a vere e proprie comunita" mente sono emigrati .molti omogenee e rela'tivameilte giovani che rifiutavano di Singalesi: ci sono anche chiuse. A Milano, nel quar prestare il servizio militare numerosi di Tarriil (apparte ·tiere Sempione, c'e' una picco-. di tre anni neU'esercito nenti alia minoranza etnica di la chinatown italiana. Le etiope. religione induista) fuggiti da comunita' cinesi.. hanno comun-. Sri Lanka dopo. le persecu que attivita' economiche soli La siccita', inoltre ha in- de (nel campo della lavora' . " zioni del .1983'. Per qu'eslo apspnto una sltuazlOne econo- gruppo la sanatorio e' stata zione delle pelli e della ris mica gia' grave. provvidenziale, tanto che i torazion'e) e rappresilOtano una base anche per le nuove Egiziani, tunisini, marocchini: cittadini di Sri Lanka si tro-· ImmlgrazlOne.•• • I'emigrazione 'daUe regioni vano al secondo posto nella • dell' Africa settentrionale e' graduatoria di coloro che facilitata dalla vicinanza geo I'hanno utilizzata (al.primo si grafica. L'immigrazione egi trovano marocchini e filippini). ziana si registra da alcuni decenni ed ha, come queUa I paesi dell'Africa e Sitd del marocchina e tunisina, moti Sahara: Sembra sia in cos tante e rapido aumento l' vazioni economiche e cuitu immigrazione da questi paesi rali. C'e' anche ,una immigra nonostante la, distanza. E' zione stagionale, sopratutto I'im migra piu' disordinata e dalla Tunisia e dill Marocco. atomizzata: c'e' quella delle • lsole Mauritius, dalla Angola, Un problema particolare e' ma anche da altri paesi dell' queUo dei tunisini che .ormai Africa Orientale. Somalia a migliaia .lavorano in 'Sicilia (facilitata dai buoni rapporti sui pescherecci e nei campi che questo paese intrattiene , . (un bracciante prende 20-25 con •i'ltalia) ed anche da mila lire' al 'giorno lavorando Sudan, Gibuti, ecc. Dall'Africa dall'alba al tramonto). centrale arrivano .soprattutto zairesi. Per tutti questi paesi Filippino: si tratta soprattutto le motivazioni all'emigrazibne , di giovani donne che vengono sono politiche ed economiche per lavorare alcuni anni e ••IOSleme. Da 'Corrispondenza ltalia: No poi tornare in patria. Spesso tiziario ad,use degli operatori chiamano in ltalia mariti Afghanistani, iraniani e ira- sociali e della stampa italiana e fidanzati. Vengono in Italia keni: fuggono dalle guerre all'estero a cura dell'Istituto grazie alla catena che si in- che sconvolgono i lore paesi. Nazionale per I'Assistenza • • • ,staura tra amicI 0 parentl, Dall' Afghanistan giungono, . Sodale (INAS) ente di patro oppure grazie alla mediazione pochi .profughi a: causa dell' nato deJla Confederazione di agenzie 0 dei leaders spon- estrema poverta' del paese..Italiana. Sindacati Lavoratori . tanei delle comunita'.' Lavo- Dall'lran e' molto'-difficile (CISL). - -_ . 5 -,.--- .. , '" . Elezioni
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FESfA PER LA CHIESA Grazie ancora per la stima alia cena, ha dato it tono di che Dio ce ne manda degni in distinzione e eleganza che Un altro grande segno di modo che non possiamo mai hanno preparato tutti i com affetto e' stata la cena or tiadire la nostra fiducia. .mensali a gustare I'ottima ganizzata dalla Pedina e da cena preparata dal famoso, Domenico Ferrari. Tuttoa Grazie per la som ma raccolta internazionale gruppo dell'A beneficio dei lavori che si di 3,500 sterline. TEAM, richiesto ormai dai , stanno facendo nei Club e piu' famosi alberghi di tutto, ' nella Chiesa; ,tutto per rendere iI mondo. le cose piu' belle e funzion ali per tutti noi. I GRAZIE FAIE La somma raccolta di .2,900 Le belle signore presenti hanno sterline, accompagnata dal dato iI solito tocco di genti Sabato 17 settembre, la FAIE sorriso e dalla grazia delle Iezza a una festa che ha ha organizzato una cena nella Signore presenti ci e' di unito un mangiare squisito ad Sala Rossa del Club San Pietro grande aiuto e di notevole in una organizzazione perfetta. La in favole dei lavori di restau coraggiamento per tutto it gioventu' che ha servito gli ro che si stanno facendo per lavoro che ci aspetta e che noi manderemo avanti per ospiti 10 ha fatto con grande tutto iI complesso. • • entusiasmo non solo per il Ioro tutU VOl. spirito di generosita', ma • La FAIE ha portato il solito perche' andavano a colpi sicuri affettuoso spirito di amicizia avendo la presenza in cucina e di collaborazione - la per . di due espertissimi cuochi. s.ona del Presidente, presente
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15 '. .. ' _. • Ecu, la meta' dei quali vereb In . un documento, sottomesso be presa a carico dal bilan 'a fine, luglio ai Dodici, la ciq., europeo e I'altra dai par~ Commissione sottolinea che le tecipanti: imprese, universita' , zone rurali coprono quasi 1'80% istituti di ricerc!l' I progetti, del territorio della Comunita' che implicherebbero obbliga e che le politiche comunitarie toriamente organismi di al dovrebbero tener piu' conto meno due Paesi, dovrebbero dei loro problemi. Ma in interessare numerose piccole queste zone, I'agricoltura ar emedie imprese. riva al 30% dell'insieme dei pcisti di lavoro dell'agricoltura " alia produzione ,di ricchezze I',. I',I non supera iI 10% .che in 17 regi6ni. Mentre I'esodo rurale , ,. che e' finito nel Nord e nel .1: centro dell'Europa dei DodiCi, ,-h'.,. Eurofocus ,, continua ancora in Grecia e f -".,•\ Tratto da "Eurofocus", un I .", in alcune zone della Spagna, bollettino settimanale pub I.,I" del Portogallo, del Mezzogior blicato dalla Direzione Ge ';:".' no d'ltalia e del Massiccio • ~; centrale francese. nerale dell'lnformazione della I..;;:I Corn missione delle Comunita' ..... " ,•. Per permettere alle regioni ,.J europee. 'rurali di risolvere meglio i LA NORVEGIA loro• problemi, la Commisione E' VICINA prevede di riservare alcuni SALUTE prestiti agli investimenti delle I'ereditarieta', causa di Secondo un recente sondaggio, il 38% dei norvegesi sarebbe PMI El di fare benefiCiare an maggior parte delle grandi cor piu' queste zone degli malattie favorevole all' adesione della •• ••• • Norvegia alia CE; iI 38% con alut! comumtan nel setton trari, mentre iI 24% non si della ricerca, dell'energia e Nei nostri Paesi, i microbi 'e dei servizi alle imprese. i vi rus non ucCidonci quasi pronuncia. In rapporto al gen piuI, eccezione fatta per naio scorso i detrattori della I' AIDS; la maggior parte delle Comunita' hanno registrato un calo spettacolare scendendo FORESTE malattie gravi hanno cause proposte per legate, almeno in parte, al dal 45 al 38%, mentre i par'':' un'Europa piu' verde l'ereditarieta': se sono di tigiani dell'adesione aumenta-' , fettosi, i geni, elementi che no: I'estate scorsa non ,era 43 milioni di ettari di foreste, condizionano il comportamen che iI 28%. I socialisti resta iI 20% della superficie del to fisico e mentale degli esse- no piuttosto diffidenti: 41 % I' Europa dei Dodici, vale una • n• umam,• possono portare a contro e 38% pro, mentre iI specifica azione europea: malattie come il diabete e a 59% dei conservatori e' favo';' mentre I'inquinamento e gli psicosi come la schizofrenia revole e soltanto iI 24% con incendi devastano, la COlnU tro. 11 problema sono le don- (sdoppiamEmto della personali . .' nita' non produce che la ta'). Per an!1lizzare meglio il ne: sono In magglOranza con- • • meta' del suo fabbisogno di sistema genetica, la Com- trane. legno, fabbisogno che si pre •• • mlsslone europea propone al REGIONI RURALI vede aumeilti del 30% da qui DodiCi un programma di ri sempre meno agricole al 2000. A fine giugno la cerca speCifica per gli anni Commissione ha proJ>osto ai 1989 - 1991. Non si deve confondere "ru Dodici di lariciare una politi- rale" con "agricolo". Nella · ca fores'tale la cui prima fase Questo programma vuole 10 Comunita' europea, I'agricol avverra' sotto forma, di pro calizzare i differenti geni in tura non impiega che 1'8% gramma di azione della du "!odo preCiso, per poter trat della popolazione attiva men"; rata di quattro anni. tare' in seguito gli elementi tre piu' del 50% degli Euro difettosi. Queste ricerche pre- pei vive 0 lavora in zone ru · Questo programma ha come • ,sentano anche un interesse rali. Per permetter loro di vi obbiettivo iI .rimboschimento economico, poiche dovrebbero verd in buone condizioni, la · alcune terre agricole, la ricq Commissione europea ritiene stituzione delle foreste dan portare alia messa a punto di ., . alcuni farmaCi. necessano Incoraggla.re nuove neggiate e 'la protezione di attivita', come 10 sfruttamen foreste esistenti conto i peri GIi Stati Uniti e il Giappone to delle foreste (v. piu' in coli che le minacciano; esso hanno gia' lanCiato grandi basso), la protezione del permetterebbe anche di sti progetti di ricerca in materia. I'ambiente, la ricerca e 10 molare 10 sfruttamento delle piante da sughero e la tras- . La realizzazione del program sviluppo di nuove fonti di • • energla.• formazlOne del legno• ma costerebbe 30 milioni, . di . 16 > ------• •
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Lloyds of London have ac 11 primo week-end di con Nelson Mandela, the jailed cepted a policy ~hich has no troesodo in Italia ha visto un black South African political precedent in the world. For a positivo bilancio. Tra sa,bat9 e le~der, has been awarded an premium of £200,000' a year domenica, 20 e 21 Agosto, honorary degree in political they have insured the Arena il numero dei morti (38) e' science from the University of Verona against its perfor stato inferiore del 40 per of Bologna. mances being cancelled be cento rispetto a quelli dell'an cause of rain. Cancellation of no scorso (64). Sono diminuiti Gangsters burned down a one of the 43 concerts means anch'e gli incidenti (1070 con house belonging to the mayor l a loss of between £100,000 tro i 1212 del 22 e 23 agos of the island of Ljpari in a , and £200,000 in takings. Be to '87) ed i feriti (1.024, campaign of organised crimi f,!re accepting the risk Lloyds contro '1.084). Frutto, a quan nal attacks against officials did a study of the weather in to sembra, di, una maggiore there. Verona going back eleven disciplina degli automobilisti years. nell'osservanza delle norme e An '18, month old girl was delle cosiddette 'partenze in smuggled by her Italian father , Tommaso Musico, a 51 year telligenti', con uno scagliona across two European borders old Italian butcher recovering mento piu' accentuato delle in a suitcase. Giuseppe Pan 'from a gun attack was shot date di rientro. La media tano told the Carabinieri in dead in his hospital bed in quotidiana dei veicoli circo Sicily that he had hidden Sicily. A bodyguard scared lanti e' stata, infatti, infe Daniela in a suitcase as he off four hitmen on the aSsas- riore a quella dell'anno scor drove across frontiers from smatlOn•• mission.•• so: 7,068,250 contro 7,599,000 West Germany into Austria del penultimo fine-settimana and then into Italy. He said d'agosto '87. he had taken his daughter Mario Miletti was des with him because she had perate, unemployed and lonely, been mishandled by her A private Cessna crashed for his girlfriend had left mother. him. There was only one solu into a mountainside after tion to his problems••• suiCide. takeoff from Turin airport, A 16 year old laundry girl Carefully he closed the win killing two sons of .Aidan was tortured and executed be dows an<~ doors of his second Crawley, the former MP for cuase she found an address storey apartment in Turin, West Derbyshire. A Turkish book in an overcoat sent for switc~ed on the gll;s, lay on mechanic was also killed. dry cleaning. When G'raziella the divan and waited for the Campagna at Messina checked end to come. But as he told Burglars entered a 13th the pockets for forgotten police later: "It' seemed so century palace in Spello and items she found the book full long in coming that I lost made off with 51 works by of 'phone numbers belonging Piltience and decided to have Giorgio de Chirico from an to Gerlando Alberti, grandson just one last cigarette". With- . exhibition marking tlie 100th one of Sicily's most powerful in seconds the block of flats anniversary of the artist's godfathers. Alberti is being ,roHammersmith we OAE , bomb planted by German __ speaking extremists. _ , Telephone: 0.1,-741'9373 17 ,
• ,• Chiesa di Preghiamo Dio, Gesu', 10 Spirito Santo. Raccomandiamoci alia Madonna Andiamo a Messa la domenica, perdoniamo le offese, e facciamo sempie il liene • Accostiamoci ai Sacramenti della Confessione e della Comunione. Let us pray to God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. , May our Lady guide us. • Let us go to Mass on Sundays, let us forgive others and may we always go good. Let us readily take the Sacraments of Confessions and Communion.
PRINCIPI MORALI MORAL' PRINCIPLES L'aborto e ' un peccato Abortion is a sin before davanti a'Dio. God.
• • 11 divorzio e I un peccato Divorce IS a Sin before davanti a Dio. God. 11 Sacramento della Con ., The Sacrament of Con fessione e' 'necessario quando fession is necessary when a' si ha il peccato mortale e si mortal sin has, been commit continua a fare come un ted, and should be said in tempo con il Sacerdote. • • the presence of a Priest as in the past. PRINCIPi TECNICI PER AlUTARVI MEGLIO GUIDELINES 11 sabato e la domenica FOR YOUR ASSISfANCE noi sacerdoti possiamo pen • sare solo alia Chiesa; ai Sa On Saturdays and Sundays cramenti e a salutarvi. Non it is only.possible for us possiamo fare ufficio parroc- priests to be concerned with chiale; . Church. matters, '.the Sacra , ments· and greeting you - we Moltissime cose si pos cannot 'be in the Parish sono fare per posta 0 per Office. telefono. Se trovate I'ansa Many things can be done phone che risponde al tele by post or by telephone. fono lasciate il vostro mes Should your caIl be answered saggio e il nome del prete by our answering machine, just con cui volete parlare. Vi ,leave your message and the risponderemo appena possibile. mime of the priest you wish to contact. We will contact Tuui i soldi che ci date you as soon as possible. per messe, offerte, matrimoni, • • regali, eccetera, sono sempre All monies for masses, della Chiesa. I Sacerdoti di donations, weddings, presents, questa Chiesa non hanno soldi etc., always. ,belong to the personali. 11 lavoro dei singoli • Church. The priests of this' sacerdoti e' il lavoro deIla Church do not have personal Chiesa. money. The work of each individual priest is the. work ,of the Church. Genitori, preghiamo Dio perche' chiami qualche nostro figlio e 10 faccia diventare prete 0 suora Parents, let us pray to God Our Father that He may call upon some of our children to become priests and nuns. 18 • •
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Gian Paolo Cobelli Stephen Pearse Kristina Pisano Giovani Guselli Sabrina Cox Christina Nash Ronald Noble Donatina lmmediata Cristina Moglia Stephani Colorado Daniel Levy Anton Borg Agatha Guarnaccia Haley Aguda Gino Venosi Victoria Fioravante • Lara Callaghan . Francesca Russo Ben Strange Daniel Lancionj Caterina'Emo Capodilista Margh'erita Emo Capodilista Angelo Emo Capodilista Gabriella Cappello Raffael Rizzolo
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Salvatore Oliva - 'Lindy Charlette Glenn Carver - Santina Fattorusso Paul Chaplin - Irena Konik Nel10 Gregori - Loretta Maccini . Flavio Tozzi - Angela Imerini Antonio Monachel1o - Vincenzina Salvaggio Renato Ferrari - Lesley Sutton Claudio Grimaldi - Gina Pirker Adriano Bussandri - Marisa Santi Barry'Cooper - Maria Teresa Capone Giovanni Raucci - Cristina Miserotti Marco Rossi - Luisa Setti Micnael Loughran - Rosa Mingione Roberto Maesetti - Donna Van Sanden William Higgins - Lucia Mazzeo Giancarlo Negri - Rosanlla Dal1a Fiora Silvano Labbadia - Pavine Aquilina Rafael Escalera - Giovanna Viccica Simon Birney - Josephine Fiondel1a Marco Di Paola - Franca Chiappetta William Sims - Tina Del Giudice' Gaetano Deacon - Donna Lyon Franco Martinelli - Tracey Barrett Simon Van Kempen - Carol Zambon Giovanni Palladino - Angela Caltagirone Roberto Perdoni - Usa Sidoli Liliano Guselli - Silvana Zavagno Franco Broccolo - Lucinda Richards • • RIPOSANO NELLA PACE DEL NOSTRO SIGNORE.
Irene Miserotti Francesco Moruzzi Domenico Del1a Malva Giuseppe Zanre' Alfonso Ruocco Peter Mussi Giovanni Sartori Saveria D'Anzieri Angela Bruggi Giulia Borzoni Mary Stabielli Maria Ramsley Romeo Rigolli Rocco Garofalo Joseph Barbieri
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Church• of all Nations We continue our tour around Saint Peter's Italian Church. • • . ,-ri'" Interior Decoration , :. It was the task of two mas ters from Italy to complete the decoration on the interior of .the church. They worked solIdly for ten months after which ,it was re-opened on 16th May 1886. The style, use of colour and design is unique in Britain. . In the apses of the chapels of ,Our Lady and St. Joseph are images of angels bearing emblems and trophies to the Queen of Saints and Her Holy. husband. Halfway on the walls of these chapels there are large windows painted in the so-called "semi transpa rent" which was first intro duced to England in .this church. The paintings show the Transfiguration and the Agony in the Garden. The ceiling on the central nave has a magnificent fresco showing • • the Glory of St. Peter sur • rounded by angles bearing the symbols of his authority and mont) who also painted ·the prophets on one side is Christ martyrdom. Beneath the pictures in "Chiaroscuro" giving Holy Communion to St. large side windows are other (treatment of light and shade Peter and on the other side paintings showing episodes in iQ paintings). The pictures is Christ washing the feet of the lives of St. Peter and St. which represent episodes in the same Apostle, On..the Paul. , the lives of St. Peter and St. wall behind the main altar in Paul are works by Gauthier the centre of the apse i~ the of Salluzzo, also from Pied oil painting by ·the Viennese mont. On thepresbytery artist Einler which shows the ceiling is a beautiful fresco Annunciation. of Paradise with the 'Holy Trinity, the Virgin. Mary, the Moving one's gaze to the side four doctors of the Church: chapels, one can see the St. Ambrose, St. Augustine,. St. Atanasio and St. John statues of St. Peter and St. Cristomo, the founders of the Paul above the enteblature of Holy Orders with other saints the pillars of the apse. These and angels all offering God statues originally stood on . prayers and golden incense. the corners of the banisters where today stands the bronze Above the main altar in the statue. of St. Peter. centre of the apse is Our Lord ascending to Heaven giving All the intricate paintwor.k His 'blessing to His Holy and decoration, unique in Mother Mary and the Apostles. ,Britain, makes this churchone On each side there are the of the most beautiful in a great prophets: Isaiah looking country somewhat poor in ar towards Christ and Jeremiah tistic talent. It also forms a All the work was carried out seated on the ruins of the good sample of art treasures under the surveillance of Temple weeping at .its des amongst which the Italians Arnaud from Caraglio (Pied- truction. Below these two are used to. 22 out to be a good choice. I ,selectedgoujons of 'monkfish, o Buono and, was pleased to see that , the treatment had"not reduced 'the essential 'meaty' ,flavour of the' 'fish: A selection of • e~\t.o , vegetables, came ~ with all , this, crisply produced on a side dish. Portions were ample. LANGAN'S BRASSERIE ,At the common point of de Stratton Street, W1X 5FD nouement in a meal, Langan's Tel: 01-589 0032 pro~uces a stimulating selec tion of desserts. Out of the, Having returned from holiday in between. In fact, it is,easy , list, we chose ,rice pudding, ing in Spain, where I;:me tourist to gawk at the clientele from and the classic, sum mer pud menu gave the English trans':' the pavement in view of the ding, the latter with a turn, lation of the Spanish equiva long street frontage and the shape showing no signs of lent of moules marinieres as (deliberate?) absence of cur the soft fruit breaking up, but, I "mussels all cocked in the tains or blinds. You can also' without ,the ~read having an : sailor's way", it is a relief view the restaurant from a overwhelming presence. to be on home territory again, passing number 25 bus, al and able to report an ex ,though one suspects that few For wine we chose a Pinot perience worth enjoying '" customers arrive by that mode Blanc: Alsace off of the list, , lunch at Langan's. This is piu":, of transport. being an old favourite, but I ticularly so as it was pointed have previously found the out to me that Langan's has The greeting comes fror:n one house variety very acceptable. been assessed as tops in a re of the chic young ladies who As a small point the wine was cent Time OUt feature, inclu police the reception area. You not chilled on arrival, but an ding chic restaurants in are then led to your table by ice bucket quickly materiali London. a waiter and presented with sed, and by the time we need an extensive broadsheet, menu ed the wine the temperature This genuinely defies conver had dropped sufficiently. At sation at, the initail stage, its best, Langan's buzzes with unless you have a preconceived style and vivacity. The waiters order in you mind. Thus you seem to have absorbed the ask for drinks and discipline stature of the restaurant, and yourself to the task. The menu you are treated with respect 'seems to mamtam•• •Its store ,from a p~rson· holding self of old favourites, but never"" respect, which is a trait sadly theless still changes on a re':' more seen abroad than here. gular basis and spreads widely If the conversation at, your over meat, fish and seafood• table is flowing, then the • food will appear at appro It was a first visit for my priate intervals without impo companion, but she showed no sed effort by the diner, and hesitation in going straight a nod for a specific request for the seafood salad, which will produce a swift response. The main problem now is turned out to be a sound At its worst, service has in space, as it would be quite choice, with an· interesting the past occasionally seemed feasible to write one review yet approachable selection on off hand and a nasty feeling on the food and another on a bed of salad. I opted for the can creep in that may be you everything else concerning the baked tomatoes served with need to be known there to be restaurant. Nevertheless we chevre and asparagVs.' (which, loved. will try. by now I hope no one thinks might have been tinned) - a Howeve}, this should not de First, the situation. You will good appetizer. tract overall. On this occasion find Langan's just off Pic-c it was great, and Irecom cadilly, opposite Green Park. For main course my compa mend it for the right moment, , , There is one very large room nion chose lamb. However, but at £61.00 for two inclu downstairs, and a smaller one seeking the meat reasonably ding coffee and service, you I upstairs. Downstairs is where well done, she was thought must be prepared to pay for t<;' be seen' - everyone from fully steered away from rack the experience. blmbos to bestseller writers,' of 'Iamb ( which we were ad , with a liberal representation vised might disintegrate) in I from the business community favour of gigot, ,which turned Clive Ii 23 I ,
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t• TURANDOT l < On the right Gwyneth Jones with Dame Eva Turner ,• and to the left as Turandot Monday 12th September saw the opening of the new sea son at Covent Garden. The first. for Jeremy 'Isaac as •• General Director; no carpet 'in the stalls to help acoustics; · the red programmes gone; replaced by white ones at
< twice the size•••and twice the .pnce.• > It was also the evening to :mark the 25th anniversary of Why on earth such a charming Dame Gwyneth Jones debut. Liu', as was sung by Cynthia' The work chosen was Puccini's Haymon, would give up her Turandot. A wise choice as life for such a git like this this· is Dame Gwyneth's' best is beyond me! This young · role and should offer her a ..' .. black singer is a real charmer. show case for the dramatic. Her "Signore ascolta" was a :talent she possesses. However,' highlight of the evening. The .on purely vocal terms it's a top diminishing'to a ravishing different matter, The voice plamsslmo.a a w- is huge now, but there is more · vibrato than ever. She can I just wish the same could be The production itself is the just> get away with this in, said for the tenor, Franco best thing the Opera House roles like Richard Strauss's Bonisolli, This. is the type of has in the rep. You cerfainly Electra and Salome, but when singer who gives Italian tenors get more than value for money. it comes to an Italian work a very BAD name. The voice The stage jam packed with like Turandot, one really "is very woolly now and he dancers, chorus etc. The needs a much steadier top, clings on·to top notes for dear production by Andrei Serban certainly much steadier than life. And they 'aint the is a mixture of Japanese the one she -has to offer. The greatest notes to be heard in Kabuki and Corn media dell' aria "In questa Reggia" was an opera house this side of arte with wonderful sets and dramatically correct, but my Russia (that's not to say there costumes by Sally Jacobs. goodness the vibrato .is so are no good Russian tenors, wide you could pick two notes it's just that I've never heard· At the end of the evening either side from the note she one). His timing was all up· the new General Director of was. meant >to 'sing! However, the creek. Note values mean the Garden, Jeremy Isaacs, as compensation, she moves nothing to this· man. The way presented Dame Gwyneth with well on stage and it all added he strutted about the stage' a 25 years service medal. up to quite a well-rounded like a prize cockerel had to performance•. be seen to be believed. Mario. Renzullo
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• • THE LA5r TEMPTATION man. Therefore The Last Garden of Gethsemane where " .,. . OF CHRI5r Temptation of Christ IS a he sweated blood through his work of fiction and n'othing tourment but where he tran I was going to avoid the sub- more. scended into ultimate faith, 'ject altogether and instead ultimate trust (not just be review Beetlejuice (which was So why is everyone taking it lief) in (io(['" [t was here, so bad I couldn't find enough so seriously? Oh, [ know. not on the cross that he said negatives or A World Apart The scene with Mary Mag lI[t is 'all over". For it was, , which was so good I overran dalene. For those who have then that he trusted God so '• and have to edit it for next been talking on their cordless completely to accept anything " " l • month)• telephone for the last two ~hat GO,d sent, his way, with months, [et me explain. gladness; The question asked in the States and subsequently over here is not whether it isgood or bad in cinematic terms, but good or bad as a question of morality? '
Should the film be shown? "No" said many Americall Christians who managed to Just when was start a pUblicity avalanche which has had Universal Studio Christ's last , accountants rubbing their temptation ? hands ever since. . , Should the film be shown? Of course it should. There can be no question that a so-cal led "free society" should ban the film. Moreover how could a society that contently tolerates, nay promotes, the likes of Rambo, The Exorcist and Emmanuel be so 'hypo Christ goes through his life So again, why are all these critical as to ban The Last facing many temptations. His Christians getting so upset Temptation of Christ? h'st is on the cross. 1,'here -about a work of fiction which • they don't, believe anyway? I would like to take this op- he imagines a normal life, , . loving, marrying and then [f it's because they are of portumty to get some facts fended at _seeing their lovey straight, which so many having sex. A, fairly heaIillY Es~ dovey 'Christ, that man who "news" papers ,so conveniently, normal life [ would say. tells beautiful stores and did om,itted. pecially if you remember that all those clever and heroic Christ is a man. The subject things be suddenly shown as The Last TemptationofChrist of his fantasy is not a girl remotely angry, remotely is based on a novel - a novel with no face, but Mary Mag tempted, remotely human then not banned in Britain or the dalene. If you take the film maybe these Christians need U.S.A. In it the author takes on its own grounds then what's to review their own Christi the stand that Christ is not the fuss!! anity rather than take offen the Son of God in the form of ce at a ficitonal work made man, but a man trying to be in Hollywood. the Son of God. For some, After all, it couldn't possibly an interesting viewpoint that' offend Chris'tians. For, as you After all that .the next -logi could happily be philosophised know, Christianity believes cal question is to ask what over an evening meal, but for Christ's last temptation - and on earth am [ doing trying to Christians basically a load of he was tempted and tested compromise a work of fiction rubbish. Christianity main like the, rest of ~us - was before' with an act of faith? tains that Jesus Christ is the he got to the Cross. Christ's • Son 0 of God in - the form of, last temptation,~,came~in_,the , __ ~grifoglio Bosco 25 LIMITED Presents the
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" . winter's Tour and sides must Many people may well be of Richard be picked on cricketing grounds • the view that these problems alone. The selectors were are self imposed and Gatting Evans right to pick him as Captain should have been retained but at the same time.I have ~ Captai~espe~ially as t!tere writes ••• 100% support for Christopher now appears :to be some vin Last month's exercise of Cowdrey's outburst and whilst dication for his outburst in it is entirely predictable, it , Pakistan. judging by the simi selecting a squad to tour India , lar problems which the Aus was hardly worth the effort is also totally inapp!opi-iate for the TCCB to·institute ,an "tralian team are now facing. because no sooner had the of conauct.~They ,In 'faCt'. at the time of wri ficial 16 been announced than . enquiry into his should be .looking at .~lie il ting, the A~sHalian Board are the Indian Government" indi to be corigratulated on the cated that eight .of t!tem logical" behaviour of tlie selec-" , tors,not the justifiable and way: in' ""which they have would not be issued with handled the situation to. date. visas. There appears n6· pros reasoned comment of a man ,~. , pect of the Tour going ahead. who has already been so shabbily treated. > , This all seems a little strange , as some of the players nam"ed. ., Cowdrey's sin is to have' pub were allowed to compete' In lished an article in the. Sun last October's World Cup. ll yo:u. IIn&wspaper saying that he will think me an old cynic if , was not prepared to tour India I were. to suggest that the because of the shameful way Indian Government would not in which he had been treated have wanted to do anything by the selectors following his to prejudice the staging of appointment as Captain. for such a prestigious tournament two matches against West whereas the political climate Indies. You will recall that One more game, please! has now changed and consi he was injured between the derations are quite different fourth and '.fifth .tests and They have not given their for a mere English tour. Gooch took over the reins. players a gratuitous handout Cowdrey wants to know, why, having pulled the rug from The selectors who have come if he was considered the man underneath them but have in for so much criticism this to lead England, he was only supported the team and the , " summer have, in some quarters,. given one Test in which to management whilst at the been blamed for this cancel prove himself and cites the same time ensuring that the ,lation ,because of their selec cases of Broad and DeFreitas tour will go ahead without tion of Gooch as Captain. The as further examples" of the protest. They have publiCly Essex man has admitted that stated that the situation is • cavalier way in which Test he would not have been pre- players are treated. i.ll~acceptable and damaging to pared to tour India as a mere International ,Cricket and have player and was contracted to appealed to the Pakistan Board play in South Africa but ex Cowdrey is, or course, quite and the ICC to take a long tricated himself from those right. If the selectors genuine and honest look at the situa arrangements when he was ly. thought he was the man . tion confronting visiting teams given the leadership. Now I for the crisis, then" they should, vis-a-vis umpiring and pitches. am not one of Graham's have shown faith in him and They have, therefore, retained greatest fans. Whilst respec picked him for India. My views the high mo"ral ground and
ting his performances, this on the matter are well, known. put' the ball very firmly,in the column has on more than one Sadly, Cowdrey is not a Test court of the Cricketing Autho occasion commented upon ,player and should not have rities, not least in Pakistan, .his attitude to the game and been chosen as Captain in the to put their own houses in I even suggested after his de first place. Nevertheless, Cow order. cision not to tour Australia drey has demonstrated a under Mike Gatting that he strength of character which It does seem quite impossible should never be consider'ed shows that "he probably is to keep sport out of politics for England again. Neverthe well suited to leadership. in spite of the commentators less, when Gower was over What a pity that England do entreaties that Baron Pierre looked this' summer, sadly, not possess a man with de Coubertin's sporting prin there was no alternative to Gooch's playing ability and ciples are being adhered to· Gooch as Captain for this Cowdrey's principles. at Seoul after the boycotts 28' " , of Los Angeles 'and Moscow The shameful .scenes cannot He has gone on television com for the last two Olympics. be excused and whilst it may plaining about the media and Politics of a different kind be tragic for the other inno saying that he ,cannot succe~d have kept Sebastian Coe out cent Korean competitors ·1 with his job if he does not of the British side and pro believe that - "the behaviour have 'public support and the fessionalsport in the guise of of their own officials and press is: turning the public 'tennis is also making an ap spectators. warrants the im against him. r have never pearance in Korea. It was not mediate withdrawal. (volurita heard Mr. Robson state that until"1 read that certain coun- responsibil~ty • rily) . of the host nation's it is his to tnes cannot get a· grant to boxing tern. Will they agre'e? earn the respect of the" public promote tennis unless it is By the time you read this (forget the Press). The spor an Olympic sport .that I re article you will know' the ting public will give any alised the considerable merit answer. manager a honeymoon period in having the sport included but Robson has been a bride in the Games. If it can also too long. He must now stand. influence the . behaviour of and fall by his results. He .. some of tennis's top super has gon~ into both the World stars then so much the better. Cup and:'the European Nations It is sad that some of them Cup without any clear plan of refused to come for no other campaign and there is little reason than that they did not to indicate that the future is want to share accommodation any brighter. P1E~ase,· F.A. in the Olympic village - so appoint Mr. Venables who is much for that particular having his own honeymoon sporting ideal! period at White Hart Lane. Sadly, at the time of dic tating this article, the Games Participating or winning?' which so far have been going so well, have just been blot ted by the behaviour of the Finally, a brief word about host nation following the football and one of my pet. defeat of one of their boxers. topics - Mr. Bobby Robson.
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Here's an experiment to tryout. Look at the diagram of Breakfast Muesli the tongue which shows the different taste areas of the tongue. Now prepare small quantities of these foods and Ingredients: drinks:' carrot, turnip,. swede, potato, cheese, apple, banana, 4 tablespoons oats grape, strawberry, pear, onion, coffee, tea, vinegar, cho 4 "tablespoons milk colate,salt, cube sugar, fruit squashes. 1 apple 1 tablespoon raisins Ask a friend to tell you what 1 dessert. spoon syrup each thing is when he or she or sugar is blindfolded. Try putting the food or drink on each taste Method: area until he or she has guessed what it could be. 1. Soak oats in the milk • .2 bitter 2. Peel, core then grate 1 salty apple into oats La Lingua 3. Add' raisins and syrup La lingua e' un muscolo or sugar che serve a distinguere i sa pori, a collocare il cibo sotti 3 acid i denti per masticarlo, a de • Joke Corner glutirlo quando il boccone e' impastato di saliva e a par 4 sweet Knock! Knock! lare. < • Who's there? • Boo! La lingua e' ricoperta da pa Boo who? pille gustative che registrano Well if you're going to cry quattro fondamentali sensa I won 't bother coming! sioni di sapore. Per ognuna di essa c'e' una zona partico lare. What goes up when the rain comes down?
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4 fette di .sotto filetto 4 steaks • 8 fette di prosciutto crudo 0 cotto 8 slices of ham or Parma ham 8 foglie di salvia 8 sage leaves 40 gr burro It oz butter • Metodo Method Mettete una fetta di prosciutto ed una Place a slice of ham and a sage leaf on foglia di salvia sotto e sopra ogni fetta di either side of the steaks and secure each ·came. Fermate ogn'una con un stecchino. with a cocktail stick. Fry the steaks in Fate rosolare la came nel burro girandola the butter, tuming each .one after a few dopo pochi minuti - cucinate per circa 5 minutes. Fry for. about 5 minutes. (If minuti. Se volete la came'ben cotta la you prefer well-cooked meat leave for a l!ciatela per 5 minuti. further 5 minutes)~
> - MELE ALLA MERINGA APPLE MERINGUE
,• Ingredienti Ingredients .. , , ,, 2K di mele 4lbs of apples 200 gr di zucchero semolato .7 oz caster .sugar , La scorza grattugiata die 1 limone grated peel of 1 lemon , 8 amaretti soriciolate 8 amaretti biscuits, crushed 3 cucchiai di Marsala 0 Sherry secco 3 tablespoons Marsala or dry Sherry 3 albumi 3 egg whites 2 cl. acqua i pint water 1 cucchiaino di vaniglia 1 teaspoon vanilla essence
Metodo Method Peel and core 6 of the apples. Cook them' Sbucciate 6' mele. e levateci il torsolo. in water with 3 oz of sugar and the lemon Mettetele a cuocere nell'acqua con 100 gr peel for about 10 minutes. Remove from •, ,zucchero e la scorza di limone per circa pan and fill the centre of each one with 10 minuti. Sgocciolatele e riempitele con a mixture .made from the amaretti mixed gl'amaretti bagnati c'on 1 cucchiaio di with 1 tablespoon of Marsala. Peel and Marsala. Sbucciate e tagliate a fette le slic'e the remaining apples and cook them ,altre mele e fattele cuocere nello sciroppo in the remaining syrup - to which should rimasto. Aggiungete 2 cucchiai .di Marsala be added 2 tablespoons of Marsala. Cook e continuate a cucinarle finche' saranno until a purre of apples is obtained. Allow ridotte a puree. Lasciatele raffredare. to cool. Put half the puree in a baking Mettete meta' del puree in una pirofila. dish ; then add the whole apples and cover Poi mettete le mele intere. Coprite con with the remaining puree. il resto del pure~. • La Meringa : Montate a neve gli albumi. Meringue : Beat the egg whites until they Quando saranno ben fermi, aggiungete il stand in peaks. Add the sugar and vanilla rimanente 100 gr di zucchero e la vaniglia. essence. Cover the apples with the me Coprite le mele completamente con la ringue mixture, making sure to cover them meringa. Mettete in forrio pre-scaldato completely;--'Bake. in pre-heated oven no.2 no. 2/lS0oC per 2 ore. Lasciate raffre 150°C for 2 hours. Allow to cool before dare e servite con panna. eating. May be served with cream. Mrs. M.G. 34 - Calendario
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