European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 5, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 a a a the stars and stripes monday March 5,1990faces a no place felines Cool owners fret in super cat show from wire reports they filed past the judges with nervous smiles glancing at the crowd and shifting from one foot to the other As the master of ceremonies made jokes to put them at ease. They were the owners. The cats cradled in their arms remained aloof and above it All glancing about As if they entered contests All the time. The sup cat contest was not for professional breeders and their Pedigree cats or even for cats entered in household divisions. It was for cats adopted from shelters and rescued from Uncertain fates. Before a standing room Only crowd at the International c at show at Madison Square Garden Friday night entries in the sup cat contest competed in categories for most Beautiful eyes splash est color nost extraordinary coat longest whiskers and most impressive Tail. There was even a special owner cat look alike category. A the judging was very Tough a said a Manhattan disk jockey Alison Steele one of six celebrity judges. A this is not like Pedigree Competition which has Well defined rules. You really want to give a ribbon to All of  Stanley a Black cat from Valley Stream n.y., was chosen sup cat 1990 by audience acclaim from among the winners in the six categories. He had won for longest whiskers. Stanley looked quite handsome in the Silver glitter Bow tic and top  he received along with his trophy. A we arc flabbergasted a said Dorothy Smodish who with her husband Charles adopted Stanley from the North Shore animal league in port Washington on Long Island. A we thought he had a Chance to win for longest whiskers but never imagined he would win the whole  not taking any Bull City officials in Rockville md., claim a restaurant called Lotta Bull is ranging beyond the limits of the Law in using a strolling Bull to promote its carnivore Friendly menu. When the Lotta Bull Mascot a actually a Man in a $300 Bull suit a roams through parking lots and Waves to passing cars code enforcement officers say it is a violation of the City a ban on outdoor signs. The restaurants owner Paul Tibolla who is often the Man inside the suit is unrepentant. A when i Send the Bull out business goes up a he  to join Cowboy Hof James Garner who played a a Maverick in the to series and Clayton Moore who was televisions a the Lone Ranger a will be inducted into the National Cowboy Hall of Fame shall of great Western performers. The pair will be honoured at the annual Western heritage awards and Silver anniversary Celebration on March 17 at the Oklahoma City museum. Entertainer Glen Campbell will serve As master of ceremonies. Hosts for the evening Are actors Steven what the royals Are doing a p a gust of wind catches Britain s Princess Diane unaware As she visits the London metropolitan police driving school where Royal family chauffeurs Are taught anti terrorist driving techniques. Meanwhile her husband Prince Charles at left in right photo enjoys a Swiss skiing Holiday. Ford Sam Elliott and Clu Gulager. Garner a Norman okla., native has screen credits that include a a Murphy a Romance a a support your local sheriff a and a the skin  he first achieved stardom playing the Lead role in a Maverick a other actors previously inducted into the Western performers Hall of Fame include John Wayne Tom mix Gene Autry Gregory Peck and Barbara  Laws contest a legislator took his Power to the people with a a there ought to be a Law contest and received suggestions such As Banning kissing in cars and requiring people to use common sense. State rep. Larry Wennlund. Who selected the two winners said he will introduce the ideas this Spring during the Illinois general Assembly session. The Winner in the under-18-year-old category was Dawn Downing a freshman at Joliet West High school in new Lenox iii., who suggested insurance stickers be placed on License plates to make it easier for police to spot uninsured vehicles. In the adult category Deborah Mccormick of Joliet won with her Call for mandatory drug and alcohol tests for All Drivers involved in fatal traffic accidents. About 600 people in new Lenox a a northeastern dear Abby How do you feel about sending women into combat this is a subject in be never seen mentioned in your column. I am a woman who will be going through army Basic training in a few months. I think it would be foolish of me to say that i want to go into Battle after All who wants to get shot abut i think its totally unfair to exclude women from combat duty when they can handle it As Well As men. Women should be expected to do the same work As men in the military and in wartime. When arc the american people going to realize that women Are a viable source for our National defense Canadian Law has been revised and now women Are allowed to serve in All military positions a except on submarines a in the Canadian armed forces. There Are plenty of men out there who would gladly dear Abby give up their combat positions to women and plenty of women who would jump at the Chance to prove themselves in Battle. Id be interested in seeing what other readers especially men and women in the Mili an think of this. A future female Soldier dear future female Soldier my first impulse is to say a women do not belong alongside men in  but on second thought perhaps a woman s place is where she wants to be. In the provocative words of columnist Ellen Goodman a perhaps when 18-year-old girls Start coming Home in wheelchairs and body bags Well begin to wonder Why we think it s acceptable for 18-year-old boys to come Home that Way readers dear Abby this letter is directed to a sick of Here a the woman who complained about a co worker who is always telling her something a for her own  her skirt is too Long her hair is a too red a Etc i too have someone a my sister a who feels com Illinois Community of 3,500 a offered their 2 cents on what should be the Law of the land Wennlund said. Some of the non winning suggestions included a no naked movies on television no Playboy Channel in Illinois and no school for 300 years submitted by a third Grade class at Lincoln elementary school in Monmouth. A pregnant women be Given stickers a set to expire shortly after their due dates a to allow them to use handicapped parking from Beverly Mcnulty of Berkley. A All state residents be required to have and use common sense from a 70-year-old constituent whom Wennlund declined to identify. A no drinking in Illinois no drugs and no kissing in cars from a second Grade class at Lincoln school. Trivia memory Reward Billy Joel says he did no to Start the fire but he certainly helped fan one under Cloquet High school freshman Kevin Shutes. Shutes correctly identified and described 116 of the 119 people places and events in Joel shit song a we did no to Light the fire a in a trivia contest sponsored by the Carlton Minn county historical society. His Reward included the $25 top prize a year s membership in the society free pizzas car washes and movie passes. Pulled to make gratuitous a a helpful remarks to improve me. It used to irritate me beyond measure until i heard my Stepson a a Liberal United congregational Church minister a preach a Sermon titled a choosing your  it liberated me forever. I have shared the Gist of it with Many others whom it has also set free. The thrust is that Jesus Christ is the sole member of your audience whom you need to consider or even think about. I am not particularly religious but now i can look at someone who is a a helping me and say aloud or to myself a the she is not in my  perhaps a sick of Here could merely look at her Benefactor and say a thanks but you re not in my  give it a try. It works. A or re liberated in Walnut Creek dear liberated. I am for anything that works. If it lifts the spirits minimizes the Hurt bolsters the Confidence and hurts no one i say a go for  confidential to . In Washington . Revenge is Seldom Sweet it usually comes too late