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8 Th lnde-Jourwi, Orwnwood, WeA, January 17, 1990 People in the nevra Mayes oversees plaque placement community calendar drugs," be told the audience at Johns Hopkins University. Sorvino finds opera is not casino fare ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) Actor Paul Sorvino is turning again to singing, but tbe acclaimed opera singer says he knows better than to try to soothe the savage beast of gamblers with an aria. cards of the Early 10th Century" is on display in the reception area of The Museum. For more information on the show, call The Museum at 229-7093.

Early Bird Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Brice Street Building. Greenwood Alano Club, noon to (p.m., Center Street. Fellowship for chemically dependent persons and friends on thev road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information. All welcome.

9th grader to play part'in'RockyY ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) A ninth grader is preparing for her role in tbe latest episode of Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky which is being filmed in Rocky Balboa's hometown of Philadelphia. Elisebeth Fenstermaker, 12, who changes her last name to Peters when she's acting, will play a friend of Rocky's son, Rocky Jr. Elisebeth, a freshman at William Allen High School, was on the West Coast on Tuesday preparing for the role. She has appeared in "She-Devil" with Roseanne Barr and Meryl Streep and has had parts in television commercials.

in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Despite rain, about 200 fans joined actresses Britt Eklund and Maude Adams for Tuesday's unveiling of tbe star, number 1,907 in the walkway spanning Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street. Tbe 80-year-old Broccoli also celebrated another event Tuesday. It was the 28th anniversary of the start of principal photo-grphy on tbe first James Bond adventure, "Dr. No," starring Sean Connery and Ursula An-dress.

Chil rights progress too slow for Wonder BALTIMORE (AP) Singer Stevie Wonder says the civil rights movement progressed slower than he had expected. are with only nine years left in this century, and to be perfectly honest with you, I thought we would have it together by now. I guess that comes from dreaming faster than we can have reality," the 40-year-old musician said Tuesday at a birthday tribute to the late Martin Luther King Jr. M. PAUL SORVINO "I think people who are losing $20,000 are not going to want to hear it," be said Instead, Sorvino will be belting out Broadway tunes, a few Neopolitan songs and some standards this weekend at the Showboat Hotel Casino.

His singing work in the past has been sporadic. He recorded the cast album to the Broadway shows "Carmelina" and "The Bakers Wife," 13 years ago and gave a concert at New York City's Town Hall in the mid-1980s. His acting roles include the bigoted Southern cop in the television mini-series "Chiefs." He lays gangster Lips Manlis in the barren Beatty film "Dick Tracy," which is due for release in a few months; a Mafia don opposite Robert DeNiro in Martin Scorcese's "Good and a renegade CIA agent in "DMZ." Alzheimer's disease. He was 87. Anderson taught at the University of California at Berkeley from 1928 to 1942, when he joined the geological agency.

He specialized in the fields of ore deposits, volcanic rocks and pre-Cambrian geology. In 1952, he was named chief of the agency's mineral deposits branch in Washington and served as chief geologist and head of the division from 1959 to 1964. He then worked in the Menlo Park, offices until 1972. Now you know The largest island is Greenland. Located in the North Atlantic, it covers 830,000 square miles.

212 Magnolia St. Greenwood, S.C. 223-5163 ALEX SYLVESTER Ik STALLONE Assistant principal Dennis Springer said Tuesday the school was helping Elisebeth with tutoring while she's away. "We'll supply her books and materials and her grades will be incorporated into her grades here," be said. Grades shouldn't be a problem for the young actress, who had straight A's this past term, Springer said.

Commercial changes asked by network NEW YORK (AP) Nike Inc. is making some changes in a commercial set to run during the Super Bowl. Company officials said they agreed to remove NBC's Marv Albert and Dick Enberg and Al Michaels of ABC from the commercial "The Announcers" because of pressure from CBS, which doesn't want rival announcers on the air during its telecast. Nike said Monday the shoe company would tape three more announcers for the spot. FRAMING I Sweetheart photos framed here 3 1 8 Montague Plaza 229-0055 309 Mills Avenue Greenville, S.C.

232-9917 NEW YORK (AP) Helen Hayes stood on a sidewalk in the theater district and picked a spot for her plaque in a "Broadway Walk of Stars." 0 HELEN HAYES "I think stage center is where I'd like it," the 89-year-old actress said after looking up at an overhang to determine the center in front of a new Holiday Inn being dedicated in April. The first plaque pictures a Tony Award and includes Ms. Hayes' name; her category, best actress; the play, "Happy Birthday;" and the year, 1947, the first year of Tony Awards. Other plaques will be placed on sidewalks throughout the theater district, rather than in a continuous line like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, said Meredith Pillon, a Holiday Inn spokeswoman. Pillon said Tuesday tbe League of American Theatres and Producers, the American Theatre Wing, the Broadway Association and Holiday Inn were hoping to begin the project with about 200 plaques.

James Bond producer earns Hollywood star LOS ANGELES (AP) Producer Albert "Cubby" Broccoli, who has made 16 James Bond movies, was immortalized in concrete with a sidewalk star Jeff Alexander SEATTLE (AP) Composer Jeff Alexander, who wrote the music for more than 40 movies and dozens of radio and television shows, including "Singin' in the Rain," "Gigi" and "The Twilight Zone," died Dec. 23 of cancer at age 79. Alexander began his career in his early teens when he sang and danced on the vaudeville circuit. By his late teens, he was producing musical arrangements for several big bands. Alexander's first feature film arrangement was for the 1937 movie "Shall We Dance." He wrote the scores for the Elvis Presley movies "Jailhouse Rock" and "Kid Galahad" and such musicals as "Kismet" and "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers." Basil Duke Henning NEW HAVEN, Conn.

(AP) -Basil Duke Henning, Yale University's Colgate professor emeritus of history, died Monday after a long illness. He was 79. Hennning, a specialist in English history, was a member of the Yale faculty from 1935 until his retirement in 1978. He was master of Saybrook College, one of Yale's 12 undergraduate residential colleges, from 1946 to 1975, the longest tenure of any master in the Yale residential college system. Peter Ristuben LINDSBORG, Kan.

(AP) -Peter Ristuben, president of Bethany College, died of cardiac arrest early today at age 56. Ristuben was appointed president of the Lutheran-affiliated, four-year liberal arts school in 1983. A native of Black River Falls, he began his career as a high school teacher at New York Mills, Minn. Anna Strand CROSBY, N.D. (AP) Anna Strand, believed to be the oldest resident of North Dakota, died Jan.

10 at age 109. She was born in Numedal, Norway, in 1880. She moved to North Dakota in 1907. She had lived in a nursing home for the past 10 years. S.F.

Hoffner, executive director of the state Centennial Com- mm Selected works from the 1989 Governors School for tbe Arts will be on display at tbe Museum on the second floor of the gallery, 106 Main from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Stellar Chapter 337 Order of the Eastern Star, 5 p.m., Macedonia Community Center. Greenwood Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building. Open discussion.

New Life Narcotics Anonymous, 10 p.m., St. Mark United Methodist Church. 1-800-922-5305. SUNDAY JANUARY 21 The S.C. State Museum's Traveling Exhibition "Wish You Were Here: Postcards of the Early 20th Century" is on display in the reception area of The Museum.

For more information oh the show, call The Museum at 229-7093. 11th Step Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Brice Street Building. Greenwood Alano Club, noon to 6 p.m., Center Street. Fellowship for chemically dependent persons and friends on the road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information.

All welcome. Selected works from the 1989 Governors School for the Arts will be on display at the Museum on the second floor of the gallery, 106 Main from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Brewer High School Class of '70 meeting, 5 American Legion Post 224, East Cambridge Ave. Night Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building, Open discussion and step meeting.

MONDAY JANUARY 22 Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at the borne of Rhonda Flowe. Program: Judy Epplesheimer. Early Bird Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Brice Street Building. Druid Hills Morning Coffee, 10 a.m., at tbe borne of Mrs. Amy Stowe, 114 Stratford Rd.

Co-hostess: Mrs. Sarah Baker. Greenwood Alano Club, noon to 6 p.m., Center Street. Fellowship for chemically dependent persons and friends on the road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information.

All welcome. The Home-Makers Club, 3:30 p.m., Bethlehem Baptist Church. Greenwood Branch of American Association of University of Women, 6 p.m., Jackson Library 164. Topic: Leadership Roles for Women in Other Countries. Open to the public.

Call 229-7229 for information. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), 6: 15 p.m., Harris Methodist Church. Call 229-2816 for more information. Parents Anonymous, 7 p.m. Are you a troubled parent who feels confused, guilty or frightened by your behavior and feelings toward your child? Feel trapped and think no one understands? Call Parents Anonymous for help and meeting place.

227 TALK. Nar-Anon (parent support group) 8 p.m., St. Mark United Methodist Church. Open meeting. Call 223-5218 after 5 p.m.

Night Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building. Alanon Family Group, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building. Argentine tourist bus crash kills 18 RIO OE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) An Argentine tourist bus flipped over and crashed on a highway in southern Brazil early Tuesday, killing 18 passengers, police said. Another 15 passengers were taken to hospitals in the southern city of Porto Alegre, about 965 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro, said highway patrolman Decio Schirner. The bus, of Argentina's Ticsa lines, rolled over and wedged in a narrow gap between two bridges on either side of the highway about 36 miles northeast of Porto Alegre, Schirner said.

Preliminary reports indicated there were 35 people aboard, all Argentines, he said. STEVIE WONDER Wonder also spoke out against drug abuse. "In 1990, we are living among the most brutal slaveowner of our lives and non-caring of all times, and that is Deaths mission, said commission records showed Strand was the state's oldest citizen. William R. Ellis YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) William R.

Ellis, founder, publisher and editor of The Reporter, a weekly newspaper serving the black community in northeast Ohio, died Tuesday. He was 72. He founded the newspaper in 1968, shortly after the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy.

Dr. John Raymond Green PHOENIX (AP) Dr. John Raymond Green, 74, a founder of the Phoenix Barrow Neurological Institute, died Tuesday after a long illness. Green, a 1941 graduate of Northwestern University's medical school, helped found the institute on the grounds of St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in 1962.

He directed the institute until he retired in 1980. Ralph Heikklnen PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) Ralph Heikkinen, an All-America football player at the University of Michigan, died Thursday of heart failure at age 72. Heikkinen won All-America honors as a guard for the Wolverines. He briefly played professional football for the former Brooklyn Dodgers before he was cut in 1939.

Heikkinen spent 20 years as an attorney for General Motors Corp. A recovered alcoholic, he led the automaker's alcoholism program. Charles Anderson SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Charles Anderson, a former chief geologist of the United States Geological Survey, died Jan 9 following a 10-year battle with In order to keep readers informed of community activities. The Index-Journal runs a duly listing of local meetings or events sponsored by citric dubs, community groups and governing bodies. Tbe listings include events for up to seven day toOowing publication Important events receive detailed treatment in separate stories.

Tbe Community Calendar is intended as a reminder. Special church services will be published in toe church column run each Friday. Deadline lor items to be run on tbe church page is noon Wednesday. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 17 Tbe S.C. State Museum's Traveling Exhibition "Wish You Were Here: Postcards ot the Early X)th Century" is on display in the reception area of The Museum.

For more information on the show, call The Museum at B9-70S3. Greenwood Alano Club, noon to p.m.. Center Street. Fellowship (or chemically dependent persons and friends on the road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information.

All welcome. Al Anon, 7 p.m., Faith Home, Faith Home Road. Families of alcoholics invited. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m.. Faith Home.

Serenity Alanon, 7 p.m.. Faith Home (off Buck Level A fellowship of friends and relatives of tbe addictive person. Everyone welcome. For information, call 227-6048. Renewal Group of Alcoholics Anonymous and Alanon, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building.

Closed meeting. Alanon Family Group, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building. Young People's Group of Narcotics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Alano Club. Open discussion. Children of Alcoholics Self Help Group 8 p.m., St.

Marks Methodist Church. Call 223-8907 or 227-9523 for more information. THURSDAY JANUARY 11 R.S.V.P. for the Welcome Wagon Pot Luck Supper at the home of Donna and Dave Wilfong Saturday Jan. 20.

Call Taina Redfern at 223-6881 by today. Alanon contact for family and friends of alcoholics in Ware Shoals. Call 456-3282. The S.C. State Museum's Traveling Exhibition "Wish You Were Here: Postcards of the Early 20th Century" is on display in tbe reception area of The Museum.

For more information on tbe snow, call Tbe Museum at 229-7093. Selected works from tbe 1989 Governors School for the Arts will be on display at the Museum on tbe second floor of the gallery, 106 Main from 9 a.m. to p.m. Greenwood Piecemakers Quilt Club, 9: 30 a.m., at the Library. Early Bird Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Brice Street Building.

Greenwood Alano Club, noon to 6 p.m., Center Street. Fellowship for chemically dependent persons and friends on the road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information. All welcome. Ninety Six Music Lovers Club, 1 p.m., Ninety Six Presbyterian Church.

Guest speaker: Miss Margaret Beth Williamson, president of S.C. Federation. Members bring a covered dish. Star Fort Chapter NSDAR, 3:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Willie B.

Moseley, 129 Rutledge Rd. Speaker: Lt. James Klauber on National Defense. Assisting hostesses: Mrs. Wesley Davis, Mrs.

Snead Watkins and Mrs. A.M. Withers Executive board meets at 3 p.m. "Singles dutch supper, 7 Shoney's near Anderson Mall, orth Main Street. Night Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building.

New Life Narcotics Anonymous, 8 p.m., St. Mark United Methodist Church. Open meeting. 1-800-922-5309. Alanon Total Family Group, 8 p.m., Harris Community Center.

FRIDAY JANUARY II The S.C. State Museum's Traveling Exhibition "Wish You Were Here: Postcards of tbe Early 20th Century" is on display in the reception area of The Museum. For more information on tbe show, call The Museum at 229-7093. Selected works from tbe 1969 Governors School for the Arts will be on display at tbe Museum on the second floor of the gallery, 106 Main from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Early Bird Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Brice Street Building. Greenwood Alano Club, noon to 6 p.m., Center Street. Fellowship for chemically dependent persons and friends on the road to recovery. Call 223-5560 for information. All welcome.

East End Height Friendly community Club, 7 p.m., at the borne of Alice carroll, 1304 Henderson Ave. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Faith Home, Faith Home Road. Night Group of Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Brice Street Building. Open dis- New Life Narcotics Anonymous, 9 p.m., St. Mark United Methodist Church.

Open meeting. New Life Group of Narcotics Anonymous, St. Mark's Methodist Church, 9 p.m. Open discussion. SATURDAY JANUARY Welcome Wagon Pot Luck Supper at the home of Donna and Dave Wilfong.

R.S.V.P. to Taina Redfern at 2234881 by Jan. 18. The S.C. State Museum's Traveling Exhibition "Wish You Were Here: Post- MUFFLERS 29 95 National Warranty Most Foreign Domestic Cars A U.

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