The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 4

LBt? TK 3y3neT Morning Here! J. Tan. 10. 1985 YOUTHFUL SURFERS Weather To Be MEN, DISABLED LAUNCH Car Racing Prince Here After N.Z. Win Warmer 1 TOWED ASHORE To-day tjoaJi; 3a)(u tor Sriw Let LLOYD TRIESTINO take you in comfort Prince Birabongse Bhanu- The Weather Bureau en.

bandh, a car racing driver pects warmer weather to trom Bangkok, Siam, WOY WOY, Sunday. Three Ettalong fishermen were rescued at dawn to-day after they had spent the night in their helpless, storm-toned 20ft launch, two miles off Kilcare. day after the cool spell yes and luxury to Naples or Genoa. arrived in Sydney yesterday terday. By air trom Mew Zealand.

There may be showen He won the 210-mile New eariy. Zealand Grand Prix on Satur The maximum temperature day. had drifted within 200 yards' of rocks at North Head. The prince is a cousin to the King of Siam. is yesterday was 72.4 degrees it 11.50 a.m., six degrees below average for this time of the The launch was being The men Roy Allan Heath, 24, his brother, Richard Donald Heath, 26, and Arthur Allen, 32 were rescued by five members of known in racing circles as Prince Bira.

buffetted by heavy seas when year. It was cooler in the after Prince Bira said he has been invited by the Australian the police launch Nemesis took it in tow. The occupants' were Harold Roy Griffiths. 56. of Lauder the Kilcare Surf Lifesaving Club.

i noon, mainiy Because ot i southerly wind, which reanhnl Sporting Car Club to compete a maximum speed of 52 miles' i The rescued men left an nuui tu i.ju p.m. Temperatures were still hoi dale Avenue, Fairlight, and Stanley Griffith, 29, of Ernest Street, Balgowlah. in the South racinc Koad Racing Championships at Orange on January 31, but has not yet accepted. His two racing cars, a Maserati. and a Maserati- Ettalong last night on a fishing cruise, but two hours later the engine broke down and a strong southerly whipped up Vti'V wv mr on the north-west slopes and plains 99 degrees at Nana-bri, 98 at Walgett, and 94 at The men told police they big seas wmcb swept over tne Osca, will reach Sydney from uoonamme.

launch. were fishing inside the Heads when a heavy southerly blew up. Most of the State will havf n.v. I rfi I The launch was being swept tine weatner to-day. They could not get the New Zealand on January 23.

He said yesterday: "I have been racing cars since I was at Eton 20 years ago, and the win on Saturday was my 38th the East anowers are expected on the isortn coast. close to a bombora before the anchor held, and the men, all of whom were seasick, spent the night flashing lamp signals and baling out the boat. engine to start and flew distress signals, which were answered by the pilot steamer. Captain Cook, but the launch ror to-morrow warmer in major races. weather with north-east winds is torecast.

At dawn five surf club TRAVELS WORLD "I am a sportsman a true was too near the rocks for members R. Walters. T.I "OCEANIA" EiSg "NEPTUNIA" TK'imsi GLASSES the steamer to go alongside, Coppin, E. Nowland, C. Sharp A wireless message was sportsman.

My racing pays for itself, and I travel all over the world competing in motor sent to water police, who took the launch in tow shortly and U. Donaldson noticed the launch being tossed about by heavy seas about a mile and a half offshore. 5S races. DEATH OF INFANT IN MISHAP and Europe do more have more fun. i You wilt delighted wlfh the comfort and luxury of Lloyd Trlestlno'i beautiful white ships.

You will really appreciate the gracious hospitality, the smiling, thoughtful service, the superb cuisine. Then, from Naples or Genoa, for the enchanting Journey through glorious Europe by coach, rail or air Magnificent scanery, historic and colourful towns, the famous galleries, the opera, the pageantry, world-renowned sporting events, the Interesting customs, the different "ways of life" and the host of other Continental attractions. Travel Lloyd Triesttno and make the most of your trip. Consult the Company's Australian Aaents about vour after 2 a.m. He said he has been in Thev launched a surf boat volved in eight serious racing smashes.

Missing Woman's Prince Bira passed through from the end of Kilcare after driving it on a truck fob about two miles through bush country. Sydney on January 3 on his way to race in New Zealand. BRISBANE, Sundav. Body In Creek LISMORE, A baby boy was killed to He said: hnd Sydney very exciting. It is like Buenos The lifesavers towed the launch ashore.

day when a piece ot wood flew from a sanding mach-; Aires. The people are very Although the rescued men onward lourney from Naples or Genoa. friendly. 'They are English in up The body of a young Lis-more woman was recovered ine operated by his father These two young surfers made a big splash when they -went into the water at Bondi Beach yesterday afternoon. ana struck him on the bringing, but expansive, like were near exhaustion after their night-long battle, they quickly recovered after they had been given a meal at the from Wilson Creek, near The baby was Phillip Yaxley, 19 months, of Water the Americans.

OFF TO TAHITI Woodlawn College, to-day. works Road, Ashgrove. store of Mr. dive Hubbard, She was Miss Valerie As soon as he reached Mas of Kilcare. The baby was plavine with Petrie, 26, who had been re cot yesterday.

Prince Bira Shortly before midday they tried in vain to book a seat a tricycle beneath the house a few feet from where his ported missing by her mother lett tor tneir nomes. on a plane leaving to-night yesterday afternoon. Church Call For Asian Migrants father, Mr. E. G.

tor lahiti. was operating the sanding" TWO RESCUED He booked instead on the Police said Mrs. Petrie had found her daughter's bicycle and shoes on the bank of the macnine. first available night on Wed AT NORTH HEAD Full poriitulon from: GILCHRIST, WATT SANDERSON PTY. O'CONNELL STREET, SYDNEY.

T.l.i BLI70I The seat of a chair which, nesday. He said he could not Mr. Yaxicv was about creek. resist the urge to travel. sand was whirling rapidly in' i Water police early yester They said Miss Petrie had Prince Bira is married.

His wife, a South American, is in ine macnine wncn it split in suffered a nervous breakdown day rescued two men in a disabled ISft launch which two. about a year ago. rrance. One piece flew past Yaxley and struck his son. BRISBANE, Sunday.

Australia should introduce selective immigration of Asians, says a statement issued to-day by the Queensland Committee of the World Council of Churches. He died from head injuries: soon after arrival at hospi-1 tal. vigorous development of Aus "There is no moral justification whatever for ex tralia, living standards would rise. cluding Asians entirely from LAW NOTICES 'j TO-DAY BANKRUPTCY. 119 PHILLIP STREET.

Mr. Justice Clyno. 10.30. Credi." tors' Petitions: Re John Harris, ex parte Geoff Penney Pty. re Australia, says the state "Christian duty should prompt Australia to give aid to underfed and ill-housed ment, which was prepared by the World Council's Asians.

International Affairs Com Winifred Margaret Hill, ex Darta Gladys Evelyn Thompson: re William "Do we make friends with Asian people or do we let mittee and endorsed by the Konerc uencn. ex Dane ucouit uom mtcclnnpr nf Tax At Inn' Tf P. .1 anit Queensland Committee. K. J.

Rlndfldsh. ex parte Atlantis' them become our 'White Australia" Is an un union on co. riy. re coim Malcolm Wall, ex parte Deputy Commissioner of Taxation: re Use Kubn. ex Darta Denuty Commissioner of fortunate term in many re Taxation: re Stanley John Darby, spects, and one which, gives uuDcn uuiuy twia uhuk uminj, ex narte Fooaitt Jones Ptv.

Ltd. ana u. tiimon fiy. re a. samp-.

League Of Decency For Brisbane offence to many Asians. CHRISTIAN DUTY son, ex pane jean bonncuRiD; ri Svd. Dvklna. ex parte Suoma Nurmi: re William Serman Kemp, ex prte Edith May Rhodes: re C. J.

Bell, ex parte Kenneth Mervyn Tickle and "We fail to see, if a method of selection of Asian migrants natnaniei Kicnaras; re Lingnam, ex parte Ascham School re is properly handled, that Aus Qeorga Henry Page, ex parte Deputy- Dozens of home-planning BRISBANE. Sunday. tralian living standards would uommisaioner 01 iaxaiion; Motion to set aside bankruptcy notice: Re John Seymour Gale, cx parte Grant Capacious Ply craft storage unit make it for IO and save IO be jeopardised in the slightest "On the contrary, we be wiiiiam UH vioaon. monon lor committal: Re Wvndhnm Ilenthcote. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Brisbane, Dr.

Duhig, said to-day that a League of Decency will be Registrar. 10.45. Taxntlon of lieve that, with a more cosis: Ke oasu cook, z.au: Vin cent Keith Holt. DISTRICT COl'HT Relitrar. 10.15: Bfsssker L.

ideas I Save space! Save cost! Save work! Architects show how! iormea Brisbane. 10.30: Berry Burgesn. 10.50: Bmds He said the league's object will be to "keep from our nomes evil influences that will in iyagz3u ft -n -lruscou, ix.iu: nelson caning-ton. CONCILIATION C0MM1SSI0NEB -119 PHILLIP STREET. Mr, J.

R. Donovan. No. 1 Conference Room: 2.30. PoMornl In corrupt our children." Drilling At New Oil Site Begins PERTH, Sunday.

Asso dustry Award: Application to vary ii margins, CONCILIATION COMMITTEES Mr. B. D. Gormen, Ch airman. Room 6E.

10. Crown Employed (Clerical): Application by p.s.a. ioi ciated Freney Oilfields, the 83-year-old prelate said the movement opposed influences detrimental to home life. He said all Catholics support the League of Decency, which is opposed particularly to immoral publications. He said the Brisbane branch will oppose such things as certain pictures that appear daily I.

Startling simplicity, elegance, precise planning for maximum freedom, outlook and privacy, a big effect in the smallest area simple construction methods saving costs in labor and material a lot of glass, standard fittings that's a Seidler house I 2. A stilt-built home for a site where floods are possible, can be built in stages of 1 to 3 bedrooms. 3. Stands on tall piers for a sea-view, is built on 6 interior floor privacy, storage space and economy in running. This delightful and most unusual house is full of ideas for home builders.

AN ENGINEER'S GADGET HOUSE When a mechanical engineer designs his own home you gel lots of ingenious ideas, labor-saving devices, gadgets. Sliding doorsjfor instance, saved him 1300 in space. It's a house to learn from. a Crown Employees (District OfUcfn-Child Welfare Department) Award. N.L., yesterday spudded in its lust well at Nernma Dome, about 140 miles south-west of Derby, in the levels providing greater convenience, ritzroy Basin.

Drilling began at 4 p.m. and in papers, ana may urge people not to attend motion pictures considered to be 10.15. crown Employees (Clerical); Application bv A. for a (Inip-tors-Local Government Account) Award. APPRENTICESHIP COUNCILS Mr.

E. M. Boland. Hearlni. 9.30; Plumbers and Gasfltters (Stat) Mr.

W. O. colvln. Hearing 10.0: Engineers and C. (State).

TUESDAY SUPREME COURT DIVORCE Registrar. 10.15: A. O. Smith by 7 o'clock this morning had reacned zu teet. The manacine director of immoral.

DIVORCE ATTACKED Dr. Duhie said: 'The Quickest job ever Start with the full-seal paper pattern at 9 a.m., and the unit, shelves and all, will be ready by midday. And good news 1 Plycraft patterns are still available for armchairs, occasional and dining tables, dining chairs, magazine racks, divan beds, buffets. struction of family life is one P. M.

Smith; Forwood Darrell Darrell; Robinson Robinson: Terrcy Terrey; Lloyd Lloyd; 0f worst features of Associated Freney, Mr. C. A. Byrne, told a gathering watching the spudding-in ceremony that the site selected for the well was considered one of the most civilisation 10-day. 35 step-by-step pictures show the amateur exactly how to nonnl Thnmhf r.

lot Taxation. 10.30: Ormsby Ormsby1 Blair co-re. la: nrwin nrwin. PROBATE promising in Australia. He said he is amazed at the increase in divorce.

'The Church emphatically condemns divorce as contrary to the teachings of Christ," he said. Accounts Clerk. To pass secounUr His company had spent 500,000 on transport and the erection of the most modern drilling plant and A. M. pedkins.

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M. Perkins. 10: W. Gcodmin, Ii! A. O.

Bergan. 12.30. EQUITY Deputy Registrar. 11: H. B.

Munro snd T. F. Act. 11.30: Matthews Tlckness Pty. Ltd.

12: Paiillrnr Altken 12 S. Hell- 'No matter what ih equipment. The Bishop of north-west law says, the marriage contract cannot be broken, except by death." Australia, Bishop John man and Trustee Act. 12.30: Yard Rouse. Frewer.

blessed the project Full details how to make and those working on it. and Mrs. R. Richter, wife of the drilling superintendent, launched the drilling by "Herald" Weather Map breaking a bottle of champagne oyerthedrillstern. AN EXPANDABLE BARBECUE TABLE Fitted with wheels, it has many garden use.

It will stand weather and wear, will cost you only shillings. Placings In Chess Finals the job to a professionally neat finish. A buying list helps you get your timber exactly cut in readiness without wasting an inch. The article gives dozens of valuable details too about concreting, setting out, preparation, flooring, wallboard, windows, flashing, glazing, and so on. No one contemplating an addition to his home can afford to miss this helpful 9-page Home Beautiful feature.

1 Weatherboard, bride veneer or asbestos cement it makes no difference I Guided by this amazingly simple yet thorough article, anybody can save pounds by adding that room to his home himself. It shows how to plan the addition, how to calculate and order the materials, how to make the foundations, how to Insert the stumps, construct, brace and sheathe the walls, make the windows, build the roof and bring This article aone could save you 300 I That's what's so good about Home Beautiful It's written by practical, experienced people who know how to pass on their expert knowledge In a simple, easily -understood way. PERTH, Sunday S. 1 Lazare (Vic.) beat J. V.

Kellner (N.S.W.) for second Mndvelocftylnmiteitri -'Vf'' place in the final of the Australian chess champion PICTURES ship, which ended yester day. The Jicw champion, J. Purdy, has been nominated to compete in the junior chess championship of the world to be held in r-ranee this year. Final scores were: Purdy 12 points, Lazare 11, Ozols 10, Steiner 9i, Kellner, Stan-nard and Weber 61 each, Foster 6, Berzins 51, Niko-lenko and Timoshenko 4 each. Temacralurci how to choose them, arrange them, frame them, hang them, and how to make splendid frames yourself to fit your favorites.

Well-chosen and arranged pictures can help your rooms to look more North.weit Plains and SlopMj Generally fine. Very warm ajj. humid. NE 10 SE winds. BuihSrs.

70.31 3 D.m.. 7t.0: 8 n.m.. 67.2 decreet. Svdnev mtilnuim. it A tut danger: Moderate.

ii.su a.ni.j, miaimum, 63.5 ut 4.iu Grinfclds and Sheard 31 each, a.m.. rii -M k-va mt. Central Districts: Fine. -o; first on the ranges where paltnt! Baromcteri 9 30.011 3 n.m.. SE 10.01 1 8 p.m., 30.11 Inches.

Leonhardt 21. Final round results were: V. Stannard (W.A.) beat P. morning log. warm 4S ffh'fi danECK- HamldHTl 9 Mi 3 n.m..

49: to NE winds. Busnnre 8 p.m., 59 per cent. spacious, can add interest and color to uninteresting corners, Timoshenko (W.A.): P. M. wind! Oreitest velncttv.

S2 miles roster (W.A.) beat O. Weber an nour. irom a at i.m a.m. can set the tone of your while decorative J. Purdy (N.S.W.) beat TEMPERATURES AT CAPITALS Canberra, maitimim 7S.

minimum Moderate. cin Barwon, Upper p.rllng: Fine. Warmer. SE winds. Bushfire danga.

HRIrina. Lower Warm. Light winds. Bushfire dauitm Moderate. -OCEAN FORECAST Moderate to fresh to SB scheme.

Home Beautiful's 11 -page feature K. Sheard (W.A.); W. Leon It's a charming, modern idea, and an easy one: grow an INDOOR GARDEN! Even in sunless rooms many delightful plants can be made to prosper. What's more you can have some color at every time of the year Home Beautiful tells you how. 49; Melbourne, 69.

5 1 1 Brisbane. 90. 70; Adelaide, 72, 5S Perth, 90, 67; throws a spotlight on this neglected subject, hardt (W.A.) beat P. Berzins i Hobart, 63, 48i Darwin, 82, 76 de- (W.A.); S. Nikolenko (W.A.) drees.

beat L. urintelds (W.A,). NEW SOUTH WALES FORECAST Ml .2 Fine In most nf the Slate. Isn. 7- Monthly, lated showers on the northern half of the coast.

Rather cool along the coast, warmer Inland. SB to NB winds, seas moderate In the norm and moderate sess ovet south Tasman Sea. MtricnW NzW winds and slight seas In the Light to SB NB winds and the southern hslf of ttw slight. BUTTON DAYS IN SUBURBS The Travellers' Aid Sncietv METROPOLITAN FORECAST Few early ahowcrs. Then fine and milder.

SB to NB winds. Moderate seas. of New South. Wales has North coat! and Tablelands! arranged three button days in Cloudy along the coast with some showers. Becoming warmer and more humid.

SE winds. Moderate teas. suburban areas for this Mercury, rises 5.J7 p.m.; Venus, 1.59 10.20 a.m.;.. i VII I 1 1 1 Fill I II II II II 1 1 II month. Bushnre danger, low.

Hastings, Manning and Honten Fine anart from Isolated light Thev are Wednesday. Jnnn. Jupiter. 7.26 p.m., 5.35 showers near the coast. Milder.

sE ary 17, at Marrickville and P.t.rihnmi lanna.u 1 to NB winds. Moderate seas. Bush- auarleri Last Jsnusry 241 first osmj'' Mosman; and January 19, at January aanuaiy fire danger, moderate. South-cast Districts! Fine. Warmer.

SE to NB winds. Seal slight. Bush' Are danger, moderate. moon, January 31 1 full moi norm oyaney. 1.

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