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downton area and lunch at the World Trade Center. In th< afternoon they will visit the United Nations and in the evening eiydy dessert at “Something Different,” the only dessert nightclub in the country.
Finally, on Saturday, there will be a tour of Uptown New York including Lincoln Center and the Cloisters. The group will return to Wakefield Saturday evening.
On October 26, eminent historian John J. Mulloy was the guest speaker at Wakefield. Mulloy is the president of the Society for Christian Culture, and he taught World Culture at the renowned Central High School in Philadelphia for 20 years. Mulloy is also the editor of the quarterly Dawson Newsletter, and a contributing editor to the National Catholic Newsletter, “The Wanderer.”
Mulloy spoke on Christianity and Oriental religions including the tenets and philosophies of Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Confusianism and their way of life through cooperation with nature. He contrasted the religions of India and China, and explained
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