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Spectrum Sunday, July 26, 1987 B9 Sherlock devotees so I ute super sleuth's centennial Membership in the club is by invitation only. Shaw won his place by amassing probably the biggest collection of Sherlock Holmes literature in the world. It started when Shaw, now 73, was 10 years old and his uncle gave him a copy of "The Hound of the Baskervil-les, the most famous of all Holmes stories. He began collecting Holmes-related books and pamphlets seriously during the Depression "I didn't have anything to do but read" and has since gathered some umw i-W V' I 5 is i i I xf i X-V i 1 ft H- WH. rWEST BERLIN, Pricess Anne listens to the instructions of Corp.

Keith Meakin as Because the pain of loss can be If you have suffered the loss of a loved Family member or friend within the past 2 years, you are invited to attend our BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP 5 wkly sessions beginnings Aug. 5th 1987 Under the direction of a Medical Social Worker Public ServiceNo Charge Limited group size-please call to register DIXIE MEDICAL CENTER HOME HEALTH AGENCY 634-4567 fighting training of British tanks in the city of Ruhleben during her recent visit to West Berlin. (UPI) 'she sits on top of a chieftain tank during street cop movie Crooked BOSTON (UPI) The storv of ifonner Metropolitan Police Capt. -Gerald Clemente, convicted in a $1.5 -million Medford bank heist and a scam involving stealing and selling Civil Service promotional exams. might be made into a movie.

'We see it as a feature." Peter 12.000 items. Many other Sherlock fans at the event tell similar stories of childhood fascination with "the Canon," as true Sherlockians call Conan Doyle's. 56 short stories and four novels about Holmes and Dr. Watson. fray S'UcJm hdofvafJif For Consistant High Quality Portraits Family Croups 628-3992 511 E.

St. George Blvd. LaRell Rawlings, the owner of AAA, attributes the high ratings to the fact that everyone at AAA has the customers satisfaction first in mind. Rawlings said there is a constant effort to give honest efficient service to each customers automotive needs. AAA Tire and Service Center is the Firestone Dealer for the St.

George area and they carry a full line of Firestone Tires and Parts. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) A. -McCann, an executive producer with Firestone dealer receives excellent ratings. (jommonweaitn urns said 7Thursday. 'We have been approached bv sev- eral established movie-of-the-week producers who have indicated that there is a strong network and Dav cable interest in the Clemente story, he said.

"It's the story of a Boston cop who turned bad, hiding behind his badge WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (UPI) -About 200 devotees of master detective Sherlock Holmes, many sporting deerstalker hats and puffing meerschaum pipes, turned out Saturday to celebrate Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's creation of their fictional hero 100 years ago. Holmes came to life in the pages of literature in 1887 when Doyle's "A Study in Scarlet" was published. "The Jungians say he's an archetype now, like Father Christmas or Mother Earth," said John Bennett Shaw, a longtime Holmes buff and leader of this weekend's conference on all things Holmesian at the College of William and Mary. "He represents truth, justice, retribution, order," said, searching for the right words to explain the lasting devotion to the aloof but magnetic Holmes character.

Shaw has held 18 workshops on the great detective all over the U.S., averaging two per year. The conference attracted the largest crowd ever for the workshops, said Ray Betzner of Williamsburg, who helped coordinate the event. The session attracted a wide assortment of people. "About 40 percent are doctors, lawyers, academicians, clergy, professional people," Shaw estimated. "Some are business people they run the gamut of almost anything." Betzner, like many of the attendees, is a member of the Baker Street Irregulars, "the" Sherlock Holmes club, organized in the 1930s to perpetuate the memory of Doyle's detective.

(LaRell Rawlings, Owner of AAA Tires and Service Center.) AAA is located at 776 So. Bluff St. George, UT. Their phone is 673-6105 30 We Manson Family killer's parole I I I I I In a recent survey conducted by Southern Utah State College in cooperation with the Small Business Administration, AAA Tire and Service Center received excellent ratings in Customer Satisfaction. In the survey AAA received high ratings for their mechanical efficiency; their friendly, service oriented staff; competitive prices and fast dependable service.

nun oy oaa male company LOS ANGELES (UPI) Manson phen Kav. who once described Van th phen Kay, who once described Van the past has found inmates and the associated public trust to maintain a deplorable yet intriguing career oi aeep-seatea crime and corruption," said McCann. The movie rights were optioned to Commonwealth Films by Quintan Press of Boston, publishers of "The Cops are Robbers," a book about Clemente. Over the 1980 Memorial Day weekend, Clemente and his gang drilled and dynamited into the Depositor's Trust ransacked 700 safe deposit boxes and stole $1.5 million in cash and bags filled with jewelry. Clemente was convicted March 1986.

A month later, he gave detailed accounts to federal authorities of Houten as the only Manson Family memDer ne would consider for parole, said her brief 1981 prison marriage to another convict who he suspects tried to help her escape was radi5 "There is a definite pattern of falling in with bad male company. It's not the type of action from someone who is ready to go out and live with people in society," Kay said. Though uninvolved in the Aug. 8, 1969, Tate killings, Van Houten admitted going to the LaBianca home the following night and holding Rosemary LaBianca while another family member stabbed her to death and repeatedly plunged a knife into her dead body. She later repudiated Manson and testified at her trial that she was a troubled teenager under the mind-warping effects of LSD who committed the ritualistic crimes to please a man she thought was "the Messiah." Mrotek says Van Houten has been a model prisoner.

"She is ready for parole," Mrotek said. "She has sufficient support and maturity to handle her release." He argued Van Houten may win freedom because it is near the end of the time 25 years usually served on a life term. The parole board in 0 planned masterminding the theft of police and fire promotional exams from state offices between 1976 and 1984, selling some and altering results of others. Clemente pleaded guilty to racketeering in the so-called "exam scam" case and testified against several other former and current police officers including his brother, Robert Clemente. Gerald Clemente is serving a 30-to 40-year state sentence at MCI-Concord for bank robbery and following that, he will begin a 15-year federal term for the exam scam.

He must serve at least 10 years of the state sentence and at least five years of the federal term. suitable for Darole within two nr thrpo vpare of their release date, he said. "We're nearing that window period now," Mrotek said. "It's more realistic to expect (the board) to do v6omething." Jr.rr. But Kay, who helped prosecute the Manson Family, says: "As far as I'm concerned, none of them should ever get out." Van Houten said at her hearing last year she blamed herself for the slaughters she called "frightening." "I blame myself for not having the ability to try and prevent the thing," Van Houten said.

"On hindsight I look back on it and I wish I would have left (before the murders). I have assumed responsibility for my part. I was part of something so frightening." But Kay said his hope for Van Houten's release any time soon was "destroyed" because of her behavior such 'as marrying a criminal and refusing to talk to a prison psychiatrist who she feared would give her a bad recommendation. "I had some question about Van Houten, but she kind of destroyed that. Maybe in the future, but not now," he said.

"The whole marriage showed incredibly bad judgment," Kay said of Van Houten's ex-husband. Drive. Models open dailj, 628-8888. Everything Must Go Reductions on Entire Store Inventory Family killer Leslie Van Houten's lawyer insists she is close to parole this week, but the prosecutor who once called her the only one of the band worthy of freedom now says prison cfluldn't siop the, power or'baa 'male company' over, the ex-homecoming princess! The periodic hearings for life-term prisoners Van Houten, Charles Man-son and three other "family" mem- bers are chilling reminders of the -grotesque, drug-crazed cult murder spree in 1969. Van Houten, 37, makes her seventh before the Board of Prison Terms Thursday at the California Institute for Women near tChino.

She has been incarcerated since 1969 except for six months in 111978 when she appealed her conviction. Van Houten was convicted with Manson and three other followers of 4 killing grocery executive Leno La- -Bianca and wife Rosemary and of conspiracy in the murders of actress Sharon Tate and four others in a bloody rampage at Tate's Benedict Canyon home. Van Houten's lawyer, Dan Mrotek, said he believes the panel is close to releasing the high school homecom-1 ing princess-turned-cult murderer. But Deputy District Attorney Ste Shedding Tamarack is located cm the Si. George Got I.

Light on Tamarack SAVE 50 Hurry While Club course ai du comer of River Road and Fort Pierce I Selection is Good This same sensitivity carries through to. the interior, balancing color, space, and light in the most pleasing manner possible. The windows, and planes blend comfortably with the colors to create an ambiance of welcomeness. All of this is so subtle, so understated, yet so integral and important to the overall environment at Tamarack. For the Tamarack owner, this simply means that interior decorating will be an easy task.

You just follow the saVne philosophy and you create a delightful home. No one really knows what it is about light and color that influences us so deeply. We can only tell you that the sensitive use of light and color at Tamarack creates an artful welcome. And we invite you to come visit and experience it for yourself. Sale starts July 24th, ends Aug.

8thr OPEN 10:00 A.M. 6:00 p.m., Mon. Sat. Have you ever stepped into a room that didn't, seem to want you there? Volumes have been written on the effect of color and light on the sensitive human conscience. There's no denying that color, light, shapes, and space effect our attitude as we enter a room.

Tamarack Resort Condominiums, located on the first fairway of the St. George Golf Club, has sincerely considered the use of color and light in its unique design. The exterior colors create a pleasing balance between nature and light. The subtle cream colors are warm, but don't appear hot nor are they cold or forboding. They welcome you with calm assurance.

At the same time. Tamarack's exterior colors. contrast beautifully with the luscious greenbelts within the complex and the golf course that runs by it..

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