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Chiles, Stone Anti-Tax Credits See Pgs Chiles, Stone anti-tax credits See Pgs. 3 and 6 PRICE 25c AUtUST 18...», 1978 wOICE VOL. XX No. 24 Pope Paul lies in state, prior to funeral and burial, dressed in white miter and red robe, while a lone nun looks on in grief, typical of the millions of people around the globe mourning for the past several days. Papal election process already under way By JOHN MUTHIG try to elect another Italian. The last foreigner to wear the VATICAN CITY-(NC)-As tiara was Dutchman Pope Adrian VI hundreds of the curious stream past in 1522. And many cardinals seem to Pope Paul's simple tomb below St. think that among current candidates Peter's, The College of Cardinals has only the Italians have the proper already unofficially begun electing background for governing the his successor. church. The commandant of the Swiss Another reason for a quick Guards and a small group of Vatican election is that most cardinals know officials will not seal the oak conclave each other quite well already. doors officially until 5 p.m. Aug. 25. Many have participated in the But the cardinals during their Second Vatican Council as bishops— daily meeting in baroque, frescoed halls near the basilica have already begun the key process of getting to know one another and sizing up the leading candidates. THE CARDINALS purposely made the period between the pope's death and the conclave as long as possible to cut down on the time they will have to spend sealed off from the outside world in electing Pope Paul's successor. The lengthy pre-conclave period also allows input from the cardinals over age 80, whom Pope Paul ex- cluded from the approaching election. Actually none of the eight conclaves held in the last 132 years lasted more than four days. And the upcoming election should not be overly long either, despite the huge problems of the post-conciliar church and the size of though few were cardinals at the the College of Cardinals. (Of 115 time—and in the world synods of Bus Guide 14 cardinals eligible to enter the secret bishops, held in Rome every three See special 12- page section Classified 15 conclave, only a handful are not Editorial 6 years. on Pope Pauls death and Movies &T.V. 13 expected to come.) All are expected to come to Youth 16 One reason for anticipating a Rome at least annually to participate funeral - Pgs, 1A- 12A Columnists 7 short conclave is that many of the in the yearly plenary assemblies of foreign cardinals seem determined to (Continued on Page 10) Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 18,1978 / Page 1 Resident brings rolling hills to Marian Towers By FRANK HALL Feature Editor Bob Giblin, a retired machinist who worked for 30 years grinding break linings in Connecticut, has literally changed the face of Marian Towers in North Miami Beach. He took an ordinary cinder-block wall and tran- sformed it into rolling hills and pasture with a farmhouse and mission church high atop a hill against a clear sky reflected in a lake, and a garden wall covered with vines and pots of multi- colored flowers. EVEN THOUGH HE spent, the greater part of his life as a machinist, Bob Giblin has always been an artist at heart. "It's been so long since I painted, " Bob said, "that I didn't think I could do it but I surprised myself." And, if it wasn't for The Voice, Bob might not even be in Marian Towers, let alone fulfilling his lifelong ambition to paint. Retired in 1965, Bob was living in Stanford, Conn., and having a lot of trouble with Three major elements in life—religion, labor and recreation. England winters, unable to him much opportunity to "ACTUALLY, WHEN it "Right now I'm looking for An ordinary corner spot walk on snow or ice because of go to an art school. He got a was completed, a reporter and some real Mexican flower pots at Marian Towers has now a congenital dislocated hip. job and was glad of it. But he photographer came to the in 'trompe l'oeil,' a French become one of the favorite "I BOUGHT A little did develop a cartoon called restaurant and, because the expression meaning 'fool the lounging areas. If you drive trailer, hitched it to my car "Stuporman" which focused mural was so accurate and eye.' I'm going to put the real up to the building don't be and headed for Florida, even on industrial safety. detailed, did a two-page photo pots next to the ones in the surprised to see a half dozen though I had never been here "Up to seven million spread in the Sunday edition mural and continue the brick residents with their backs to before," Bob said. people saw my cartoons every on the paper. That was the path and grass in the mural the driveway gazing off at the "I found a trailer park week," Bob said. "It was kind of publicity money right out on to the sidewalk. rolling hills and pastures with and sort of retired there en- during World War II and couldn't buy and the owner When that gets done, the mission church on top of joying the heat. One day a industrial safety was im- was finally happy." somebody will probably come the hill, the gates swung open fellow knocked on my door portant for the war effort. When Bob started on the up with the idea that there inviting people to stop, rest a selling subscriptions to The Almost every industrial paper mural at Marian Towers he should be some birds in the while and enjoy the beauty of Voice. Since I didn't know published my cartoon and I had a few basic ideas but the sky and this could continue God's world. anyone in Miami I was glad to received a few citations from mural has become a real forever." have someone to sit down and the Government for them. I therapy for all the residents. talk with. even made some war bond "They're a bunch of Barry Auxiliary to admit men "He explained that he posters at that time." sidewalk superintendents," had been very sick and had Barry College Auxiliary Auditorium. He had done a few murals Bob said. has changed its image. The annual Auxil- made a promise to do in his lifetime but there's not "They keep telling me, something for God if he Formerly known as the iary Membership Coffee to be always a big demand for 'what about a bird bath over Women's Auxiliary, with held Monday, September 18, recovered and that was the murals so he had to be content here,' or 'what about a nice reason he was selling The membership open to all at 10:00 a.m. in Thompson with making signs to augment pond over here' 'with a gazebo women in the Greater Miami Hall, will feature Janet "Voice. I bought a sub- his income. The last mural he maybe." And that's how the scription—how could I area, men are now welcome to Chusmir of The Miami Herald did paint was in 1948 for a mural has evolved." join. All who wish to par- as guest speaker. refuse?—and before he left restaurant in Southport, To Bob, what's also asked me if I liked living in a ticipate in campus activities Conn. amazing is how the painting or be involved with the overall trailer park. What else can I "The owner was a history has become very symbolic of Turin Shroud afford? I asked him. college program are invited. buff and wanted a mural to life itself. This is in line with the TURIN, Italy- (NC)- "The next day this guy depict the town's history. I "SOME PEOPLE trustees' action in 1976 Officials of the Turin Arch- came back and told me all did a small scale model which wanted a farm and that whereby Barry College diocese have said that the about a new place being built he showed around but when he represents labor; the pond and became a totally coed- exposition of the Holy Shroud for retired people and even got my estimate for the mural gazebo reflect recreation, ucational institution of high- of Turin, scheduled to begin brought me an application. he was really upset. He while the mission church er learning. Aug. 26, will go on as planned Well, I filled it out and lo and thought it was too much represents religion. So we despite the death of Pope Paul behold, I was accepted. I've money—it wasn't—but said have the three major elements Social events planned by VI. The shroud, believed to loved it ever since." he couldn't do anything about in life—religion, labor and the Auxiliary for the coming, be the burial linen of Jesus, is BOB HAS ALWAYS it because he had shown so recreation." year include a fashion show, scheduled to be put on public liked painting but growing up many people the picture of the Is the mural finished? country social, and sponsoring view from the evening of Aug. during the depression didn't mural to be painted. "No way," Bob said. a prominent lecturer in Barry 26 until Oct. 8. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy IS YOUR ADDRESS LABEL CORRECT?! President. The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. If not dip off this corner - with VOICE Gerard E. Sherry Trw Archdiocese of Miami Weekly Publication label on other side and mail it to: embracing Florida's eight southern counties: Executive Editor Broward.
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