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THE ROYAL WEDDING • Story Page 3; Comment Page 4. WHAT'S INSIDE ) TODAY
PERTH, WA: AUGUST 4 — 11, 1983
CATHOLIC WOMEN MEET — Issues raised. CWL REPORT • See Page 3
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The generalpublic is ignorant of the work done by the voluntary youth organisations. It believes that the only youth work being done is the crisis activity carried out amongst the homeless, the drug addicts and the unemployed. This was the view expressed this week by the Catholic Youth Chaplain, Father John Jegorow, as Catholic youth and their supporters prepared to join 10 other church and community based youth organisations in a doorknock search for $ 250,000.
Young people need support
"Tbe crisis youth work IN curative, treating the illness after it has occurred. We are in the preventative field, trying to stop the ills from happcning to youth," he said. Father Jegorow made leave school this point after hearing provided by the voluntary would were ecause they b youth organisations. that collectors for the assured of a place in the Youth Appeal were find- The YCW, the Redempworkforce. ing they were having to torist Youth, the Catholic Today, for many, the break new ground and Parish Youth and Eagles situation is grim, he added. explain to everyone they Nest group are the four While the Commonmet what the voluntary Catholic participants in wealth and State Governyouth organisations were the appeal which will have ments are taking positive A t a rate of 50 badges per hour, Tom O'Regan (Young Christian Workers 6000 youth and parents doing. steps to enhance job prosMovement) and Dorothy Henty (YWCA) took 120 hours of continuous work to "If you say a name like t aking part in the pects, it is frightening to make 6,000 Youth Appeal Collectors badges. Red Cross the public doorknock. recall that as recently as k nows about it even Father Jegorow stressed last November more than volunof amount vast ignorthe they may be though and actively holds up the paper, ant of the actual workings tary time that had been half of all unemployed then interest is aroused andpeople o f the organisation," given to the project since it are inclined to buy. was launched in April. Father Jegorow said. They will not do this if copies are "We are caring for the "We can't spend $100,000 left unattended in a remote corner emotional and deeper spir- on advertising ourselves. of the church entrance. itual needs of youth. The We want to stay true to our A further concern of the manage- greatest need for a young voluntary status. In terms have a feeling of hours of organisation The circulation drive of The ment committee is that The Record person is to Even being our appeal has cost as belonging. of be on sale at each entrance to a Record newspaper took a further sporting team much as any other but I am of a part church. This applies equally to step forward this week with the give talking about hundreds of necessarily not does printing of an 8 page booklet outlin- o ther church publicity and expeof belonging voluntary hours given to feeling the rience shows that people using ing the campaign strategy and suganswers a youth's collecting maps from gesting a few simple steps that can secondary entrances to the that shires and organising colneeds. deeper churches are ignored when it be taken by the parishes. "We want to break into lectors, hand numbering comes to seeing copies of The The Board of Management of the Record or other church the same public fund- receipts, including over notices. paper is convinced that the key to raising fields as other 120 hours making badges Mr Frank Malone, of Doubleview organisations because we by hand,- he said. increasing circulation — the recipe for survival in today's world — is by has joined The Record as Circula- have as much right to pub- In a message from the the same active promotion that is tion Manager and his next step is to lic support as better known Hon Keith Wilson, MLA Our Cashcard opens the used for all other newspapers start making personal contact with appeals. Minister for Youth and door to Personal Loans at the parishes which have responded "If people care about the Community Service sup-preferred customer'' today. interest rates. And to other to recent correspondence on the quality of society then the porting Youth Appeal, Catholic people at Mass on Sun- circulation drive and to begin circuforms of consumer finance 1983, he said there was a to make your life easier. days are not forced to buy the paper lating the sales booklets to the young people of today youngsters must receive the best possi- time when most It also does the things you but it has been found that where a parishes. ble kind of leadership looked forward with confiexpect from a Cashcard. It person stands at a church entrance training such as is being dence to the day they provides ready cash at
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people in Western Australia were under the age of 25. It is even more chastening to know that those figures meant almost one in every four teenagers in the l abour market was unemployed. Is it any wonder there are kids out there desperately trying to find a meaning for life? Trying to help those youngsters are dedicated bands of volunteer agencies. The individuals serving t he 10 organisations involved in Youth Appeal 1983 are unsung heroes and heroines of our time.
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