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The 'Massacre, •• • • • •• •• P 5, Jovani. • • ••• , • , • ••• ••• p7

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. Due Parol'.e DonRoberto Busso •

CariAmici, modo di agire per far piacere,a debbano essere fatte iI pomeriggio tutti. o in orari che non disturbano la le Due Parole che vengono dOpo normale vita domenicale, anche la Pasqua, vi vogliono parlare di un 10 proporrei di ritornare un poco solenne. qualche cosa che puo' .rinfrescare ad una semplicita' iniziale: las­ I'attivita" religiosa della Chiesa ciamo le messe ai fedeli e alia Questi pensieri possono essere Chiesa: benvenuti i Sacerdoti oggetto di discussione vostra pri· I discorsi spirituali e le nostre dall'ltalia con i loro paesi e le loro vata 0 nei vostri comitati: ma e' meditazioni. tentano non solo di parrocchie che sono qui a Londra: assolutamente necessario che ringiovanire iI nostro spirito ma benvenuti i Cori che ci cantano le siano molto, ma molto chlari e che anche .di rendere piu' profondo iI , J . " messe, manon alle 11 am. nessuno si tiri indietro nell'espri· nostro modo di onorare Dio. perche' c'e' !I nostro Coro: ben­ mere la propria opinione, altrimenti Vedete berie come la Comunita: venuti Sindaci e Autorita', che ci diventa molto difficile organizzare Italiana cambia le sue abituclini e ii possono leggere le letture della le cose. . : . suo modo di.vivere. Questa Chiesa messe sEmza fare prediche: ben­ Ho scritto piu' 0 meno,le stesse , e' in 'mezzo a queSti cambiamenti venute le altre Associazioni ita­ ~ "'" '-" " cose anche ai giovani: e ho fatto con ,le messe e con le attivita' liane, quando organizzano una • _ J , loro una proposta che, natural­ spirituali. normale messa domenicale anche menta, faccio anche a voi: vale per .voi, vale per la vostra !, famlglia, per i vostri figli, per gli amici, special· mente per coloro che voglio,no partecipare , di piu' alia , vita spiri­ tuale della

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,'' " , It is estimated that over 200 million birds are killed each year in Italy for no ,", ,, '. reason other than span. The Lega Italiana Protezioni Uccelli (UPU) aims to "~ change people's attitudes and actively to promote the welfare of birds in Italy. :1, 1 ,, Each spring millions of birds are It is interesting to note how impor­ tered hunters, backed by a huge r: killed in Italy. For many birds tant Italy is to the migratory birds: armaments industry and a well I crossing the Strait of Messina, to every spring millions cross from organised gun-lobby, so the hun­ mainland Italy, migration is a one­ Tunisia to Sicily, one of the shor­ ters won't be short of funds. UPU's way trip.•Around Messina poa­ test Mediterranean crossings, and resources, however, will be limited. chers firing from huts, specially one of three main gateways into As well as national campaigns, built shooting towers and even Europe. Large soaring birds, rap­ , UPU organises volunteers to try to , rooftops kill thousands of birds. In tors and storks.. favour this narrow stop the illegal slaughter each year 1989 on one day alone L1PU front in particular. of the spring migrants. Sometimes observers recorded more than The laws in Italy largely favour'the the receive help from the local .., 3,000 shots in the Messina area. hunters, 'and those designed to police or forest guards, although , , ' Favourite targets are the migrating t~e, protect birds are, poorly enforced.. last year police helicopter arri­ birds of prey; most prized of all are UPU was founded' in 1965 to ved too 'late, after the main mig­ t , the, majestic honey buzzards, the protect wild birds and their natural ration and killing had taken place. , , . , "adorn'''. Tragically, it seems, the habitat, and now has over 20,000 The volunteers, however, are quite ,; killing of an "adorno" is still regar­ members., UPU manages nature clear that,theyare in the frontlin~ ,l ded by some young men as proof reserves and undertakes research and that can ,be dangerous. ,In of their machismo. into the threats to birds and the recent y~ars the 'UPU.offiqes 'i(1 en\(irohment in Italy., It is constantly Messina have b~e(1 blow(l,up,and. In Italy the killing of migratory birds I• campaigning for stronger bird pro- a car belonging to the local'UPU is worse than any other Mediter­ \ (.- tection laws and the enforcement representative Ariria, Giordano was ranean country: in the north, birds of the EEC Bird Directive in Italy. destroyed by fire. are trapped using' snares,and, lime and there are sophistcated trap­ In 1989 UPU (UK), the Italian ping stations. Shooting'is wide­ UPU's efforts are beginning to League fqr Bird portection - UK produce results: altitudes are spread and often indiscriminate Branch was formed and comprises throughout Italy, but is particularly changing. In 1989 over 700,00 UPU members, "Friends of L1PU", heavy in the south. Estimates of people supported UPU's cam­ supporters and sympathisers in the number of birds shot in Italy paign for a referendum to curb Britain who want to support bird hunting. In January the Italian Con­ ,I, each ,year exceed.200 million and proiection in Italy. UPU UK seeks - the'main reason for bird killing on stitutional Court declared that such to pUblicise in Britain the massacre ,, a referendum would be constitu­ , this massive scale is, quite simply, of birds in Italy and the efforts of fun. Birds are not an essential tional: Italian conserVationists to stop the source of food or income although, The referendum will give Italian massacre and also to raise extra of course, some birds are eaten or voters the opportunity to vote for funds in Britain for, UPU's bird . , sold in local markets. . strict controls on hunting including protection programmes in Italy. the ,abolition of biid netting and shooting A national appeal for funds was from hides, a restriction launched in Britain by L1PU (UK's) on the hunting season patrons, conservationist Tony and effective policing Soper and 1V birdwatcher Bill of the hunting laws. Oddie. They were joined by AJex UPU expects that the Falconi, UPU's Fundraising Direc­ campaign will be tough tor who flew over from Milan. and unequal: there are For further information, contact over 2 million regis- Roger Jordan, LIPU (UK) Repre­ sentative, 6 Butlers Close, Broom­ Bill Oddt's with some field, Chelmsford, Essex. CM1 5BE youngLIPU 'robins' (0245440 567). • • Giugno 90 ~-. 5 • TAR-OX

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My First BarnDance Seems. pretty easy eh!? What a each other, the music was good laugh! No matter how simple the and the whole evening was enjoy· One Saturday, my financial adviser instructions appeared to be, able. • • • ,i' and his lovely wife took me out to almost everybody got the move· It ,was an evening of new •, a Primary School in the heart of .' ments wrong! The poor man, he experiences. I now know what it's , \, Wembley where a barn dance was must have had a lot of patience to like to be'the man in a barn dance,. • held. IT WAS NOT WHAT I EXPEC· 0 • keep stopping the mU~ic and 9 especially when they hav~·tci.pick • • t' TED! The Caller up on the stage throu.gh the, whole thing .agaln••the ladies up and swing' ,them' •, gave out instructions of the dance Ju?glng !rom the dance, it was. around. It was after having done before he started the music: qUite obvlou~ th~t most aduft~" no ''The Basket" that I suffered from a 1. Everybody get into pairs • man matter how Intelll~ent or quallfle~, 'backache for the next two weeks! and woman. ' ~o not k~ow their I~ft from their (I totally blame D.G. for this as it nght, can t tell the dl~erence be!- was his suggestion that I should. 2. Now join into·a group with three ween a clap and a ~wlOg and can t be the man in the first place!). other couples, men standing in a remember who their panners are!! . line on one side, facing their fellow When you looked around, all you ladies. could see were people joining The evening lasted three hours, hands, twisted up, falling qver with a break for food which I must 3. Skip to the middle and bow, d~licious, each other, in a muddle,. skipping say was : especially the skip back out and clap. in the wrong direction, bumping chocolate gateau (whoever made ~) and the raffle' also went well • 4. Grab your partner's hands and into each' other. No wonder the once again D.G. received the. plea. swing - 2,3,4 and the other way ­ children weren't there, they would sure of going home with nearly air 2,3,4. have been. . too ashamed. to watch their' parents acting like clowns! of the prizes in his possession! 5. Doh-see-doh and back again! But it was all pan of the fun. Everyone had a good time and 6. Now the top couple, Skip down helped in clearing away at the the middle, form an arch and The atmosphere was great, end.The next time there~s a Barn everyone run through - ya hoot! everyone was very friendly towards Dance you c~n bet I'll be there! •

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Col capo chino e con 10 sguardo attento Invano ho pianto qui sulla tua foto sfogliavo I'album, con gesto ~tanco, lento. ma nel mio cuore c'era solo'vuoto. E rivedevo persone un giorno amine Or ti rivedo e poso I'occhio,mio \ sembiantze note, sembianze ormai scordate. con ansia ascolto" aspetto iI batticuore. Vollavo i fogli adagio ad uno'ad uno Non c'e' rimpianto, con c'e' neppur dolore, senza destar nel cuor ricordo alcuno. allora vollo iI foglio. Amore addio. • Vagava I'occhio da un vollo sorridente • • 'a un vollo serio senza afferrare niante. Finche' sempre sfogliando quelle pagine rividi amore caro la tua immagine. E vidi gli occhi tuoi fissarsi ancora' negli occhi miei, come facevi allora. E lessi sui di dietro le parole •A te mia cara, con eterno' amore.· Amore eterno! E'invece mi hai lasciato • t'ho atteso invanoe non sei piu',tornato.

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.' , • - . . EurofocU5 notizie della CEE

"L'Expo" - una zlone avrebbe con­ seguenze piu' che pie­ minaccia per Venezia. occupanti,. soprattutto in . Quanti gUill ha conosciuto Venezia relazione al numero dei da quando non e' piu' la "Serenis­ turisti. GIi ordini di gran­ dezza di' queste slime • sima", i1. potente' Stato sovrano, • ,• sono impressionanli: ,le t signora El padrone del proprio presenze .sarebbero glo­ ! destino; ha conosciuto minacce di I balmente piu' di 15 I ogni sorta, dopo le sagge e severe ,- leggi dell'antica repubbUca sono milioni, con punte di ,• 200,000 persone e piu' al state infrante, dimenticate e iI piu' - '.. " . . delle votte sostituite da regole non giomo, cioo' ottre dieci . . ~ . sempre oculate, da quando le votte iI limite di tolleranza foreste, sono state' distr,utte, in­ che e' dr 20,000: I'orrore quinati I fiumi e le terre, aperta la del concerto rock rinno­ laguri'a al mare. E' un vero mira­ vato agni tre giomi! vanti da pragetti del genere. Vene- . colo che la Citta' dei Dogi abbia Un gran numero di ~rganizzazioni zia ha gia'.troppi turisti. e l'Expo, resistito alle inondazioni, ai veleni e di personalita' importanti e cele­ rivotta ai visitatori del mondo delle industrie chimiche,ai miasmi bri hanno· gia' leyato le loro voci intero, imporrebbe nuovi sovracari­ che le arrivano dalla terraferma per protestare contra'una deci­ chi the la 'citta' non e' in grado di sione, le cui conseguenze potreb­ L'estate scorsa iI massimo assorbiril se non piazzo di danni bero essere fatali per la soprawi­ a dell'orrore e' stato raggiunto irreversibili. , quando e', stata presa la decisione venza di questa citta'; che fa parte di autorizzare un concerto di del patrimonio cuttt!rale del mondo 11 pericolo e' qiJindi imminente e musica rock dal complesso inglese intero. reale, perche' la lobby favorevole all"'Expo" ha lavorato motto bene "Pink Floyd" durante la notte della In questo contesto, Alvise Zorzi, e I'Ufficio delle Esposizioni pro­ piu' grande e tradizionale festa dei presidente di 21 organizzazioni di pende fortemente per la designa­ Veneziani, iI "Redentore": una folia 13 diversi paesi, ha inidirizzato una zione di Venezia E' per questo, ha scatenata di· 200,000 persone, lettera al commissario europeo • insistito il commissario Ripa di sbarcate da agni dove, ha devas­ Carlo Ripa di Meana, responsabile Meana, che dovranno essere con­ tato tutto sui suo passaggio: a dell'Ambiente, con la quale 10 ha suttate e ascottate tutte le organiz­ I'indomani i giomaU e le teievisioni inforrnato della situazione e gli ha zazioni che hanno gia' preso uffi­ del mondo intero hanno mostrato chiesto di far rispettare la direttiva cialrylente Posizione. La Commis­ 10 spettacolo di desolazione offerto comunitaria sUII'impatto ambien­ sione europea, da parte sua, ha •,, dalla piazza San Marco. Venezla tale. Ripa di Meana non ha esitato gia" inviato sui Pasto .una "task non era morta, e' 'vero, ma c'era a prendere posizione; affermando force" incaricata di raccagliere andata motto vicina che nel caso specifico, la Commis­ , tutte le informazioni necessarie. sione europea· pretendera' dalle Ma .forse .la cosa e' stata solo autorita' italiane la piu' scrupolosa "Sono cosciente delle mie respon­ rimandata; la sentenia di morte appli<:azione. della legislazione sabilita';" ha aggiunto iI commis­ per la Serenissima potrebbe venire comunitaria in materia ambientale. sario, "ho quindi deciso' di scrivere pronunciata a Parigi iI prossimo 14 al govemo italiano per ricordare La direttiva di cui si parla precisa, giugno, dall'Ufficio liltemazionale • • quali sono gli obblighi della legisla­ delle Esposizioni, chiamato a deci­ Ira I'altro, che pragettl come la zione comunitaria ai quali deve dere 11 luogo dove si terra' ."'Espo­ costruzione di autostrade, aero­ conforrnarsi e mi rivolgero' al BIE sizione uniVersale 2000" e sce­ porti, cosi' come le ristrutturazioni per comunicare la preoccupazione gUere tra le candidature di Hailno­ di complessi esistenti, devono che. una simile scetta venga fatta essere valutali motto attentamente ver (Germania), Toronto (Canada), senza tener conto delle con­ e appunto, Venezla quando rischiano di avere

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DearReaders, the making of a film :'Oueen of In conclusion I wis~ to add that, to Hearts". me, lilio Guamieri and Tony Bolla , Another Loss • were the best of people who grew , We publish here a photo, submit· ,,, up .in "il Ouartiere Italiano" .of , It is' with regret that in this edition I ted by Joe Wilson, of our ,, have to pay tribute to , another loss to the com­ ! munity of "i1 Quartiere Ita­ ,I liano": Tilio Guarnieri, a life­ long "paesano" and friend of many in Clerkenwell. Like many hundreds'of Ita­ lians who settled in the area, to build up "Little Italy" his parents set up home in Great Bath Street and the family became well respected by all. • His funeral took place in our St. Peter's Italian Church, Clerkenwell and Mass at 12.30 p.m. was filled with many of his '. --'>;::o~':;:-{ friends to pay their last Kr.:'?;.t'>,;~"

respects to "Tilio". He will > ~:{f;:.;· not be forgotten. ft· To Mary Gnocchi (nee Guarnierij, his sister, and to close relatives, Loretta which they were very proud. Gnocchi, Angelina, Peter, Gio­ deceased "paesani" lilio Guarnieri and Tony Bolla From Mary Gnoc­ vanna, condolences from all of us. God bless you both. chi there come many thanks to all I wish to add the condolences of who attended the funeral and also Pino Maestri all those who took part with Tilio in the people who sent floral tributes. •

, A Concert with an Italian Flavour On Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June, SS Peter & Paul's Music/Drama Group, together w~h L'Orchestra Rara, will be in concert with a selection of popular songs from Broadway to Borgotaro. Olive Besagni, the producer of the show,was approached by the organisers of the Clerkenwell Festival, to stage a concert with a strong Italian flavour, the "Ouartiere Ilaliano" being an integral part of Clerkenwell's history. What better way to achieve this than to bring together on one stage a 40 strong handpicked choir, with the popular "Orchestra Rara", and solqists par excellence. The programme will include music from the 'SOs through to the present day,'wlth Italian traditional songs and great tunes from film and shows. This is a great opportunity to hear once again several of the songs that w~re specially composed by Romano Viazzani and Mark Bird for the musical "Down the Hill". •• • The concert will take place at the luxurious SI. Luke's Conference Centre, Central Street, E.C.1. and will begin on both evenings at 7.30. p.m. Tickets £6.00. Tel. 071 837 4830. • Don't miss it!!!!!! ~ ...- Giugno 90 13 ------:------

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Who could find the Idol of Magyck? What shape, 11 National Film Theatre, South Bank, ha messo in dimensions, and· colours would it take? Did you know cartello, per tutto iI mese di aprile una serie di film the secret password? This was the adventure a,,:,aitirig di,Filippo Del Giudice, ilregista italiano universal­ the 31 cars which started the 7th Annual Tony Collini mente riconosciuto come colui che determino' la • • • Car Rally from West Smithfield to the Wesley Chapel, rinascita del cinema britannico ,nel periodo che va 1 from Cheapside to Central Street, from Holborn to Hays dal1941 aI1948. Galleria, from Snow Hill to the fina!stop of St. Per celebrare I'omaggio reso a Filippo del Giudice, Dunstan's-in-the-East. The search for the Idol was on. J l'Ambasciatore d'ltalia a Londra, S.E. BorisBian· cheri El la signora Ambasciatrice, donna Flavia Biancheri; hanno.oferto un ricevimento in Ambas· ciata, martedi' 3 aprile, a cui sono intervenute famose. personalita' del cinema italiano ed inglese, Ira'cui Richard Attenborough e Bernardo Beito: lucci. Alia presenza del fratello Aw. Pietro Del Giudice, l'Ambasciatore e Richard Attenborough hanno ricordato la figura, originale e complessa, del famoso regista italiano. Filippo Del Giudice, awocato come iI padre e iI fratello Pietro, nacque a Trani nel 1892. Nel 1932, per motivi politici si trasferi' a Londra. Aperto uno . studio come con,

sulente di, diritto italiano, un giorno venne a contatto con .iL Teoplitz, iI quale Congratulations to 3rd place Badgers Bashers, 2nd fu colpito dalle place Snifter Crew and to the new Champions Jammy sue particolari Dodgers (Luigi and Jennifer Sterlini, Tony Torri, Mauro doti e 10 invito' a Manoni and Domini McDonnelQ. far parte della But, yet again, "well done" to the ingenious creator of sua societa' cine­ this most successful Rally, Robert Collini and his able matografica Two assistants Michael and Armo Collini. The rally, marshal­ Cities Films (Lon· ling, and refreshments later, w.ere of the usual impecc­ Aw. Pie/ro del Gil/dice, fm/ello dra e Roma). 11 able standard and organisation . £700 was raised for delregis/a suo primo film the decoration of the rooms in SI. Peter's Church house "French without - it w'!s indeed a worthwhile day! tears" ebbe un grande successo. Con 10 scoppio della guerra venne internato e poi rilasciato dopo ,alcuni mesi. Riprese da zero I'attivita' cinematogra. fica, e vincendo 10 scetticismo del mondo cinema· Look out, for tografico di allora, produsse il film classico Enrico V . e altri 28 films per i quali mobilito' i miglior attori e imwes.ari. Sir Laurence Olivier un giorno ebbe a next month's• dire: "Se ho fatto Enrico V e Amleto e se ho meritato cinque Oscar 10 devo a Del Giudice."

Dopo .aver ,prodotto alcuni altri films di valore, minato nella salute e poco favorito dalla fortuna, abbandono' )1 'campo artistico e si ritiro' a vita On sale 7th July .privata confortato da un rinato fervore religioso. Mori' nel 1962. .

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• - ••• - y. ,. Domenica 1 aprile ha avuto luogo, presso il Centro Scalabrini di Londra, I'annuale Assemblea Generale della Diana Cacciatrice e' stata invocata da Giovanni FAIE, la Federazione delle Associazioni Italiane England. Violino Presidente dell'Associazione Cacciatori, Presenti una ott~ritina di rappresentanti delle varie associa­ ! alia Festa Annuale dell'Associazione svolta :I zioni federate, I'incontro aveva un ordine del giorno sabato 7 aprite al Marriott Hotel di Londra I piuttosto nutrito che prevedeva, tra le allre cose, la discussione della proposta' di revisione di alcuni articoli "I grilletti d'oro" sono stati presentati durante dello Statuto, presentata dal Presidente Comm. B. la serata I campioni dell'Associazione del 1989 Longinotti (sotto). sono i seguenti: Lo Statuto e' stato infatti Categoria "A": C. Capilldo I'argomento centrale , ­ ~. Categoria "B": R. Corsini della relazione del Pre­ , sidente Longinotti., Veterani: G. Violino Alcune modifiche allo Juniors: R. Sartori, statuto sono state pro- . • poste ma bocciate Pero' come GiovanniViolino (alla~ua. prima dall'Assemblea. Si e' esperienza come presidente) ha ricordato ai perc' proceauto alle ele­ presenti, ,n9n e' il vincere che 'coilla, ma il zioni del Presidente e partecipare. dell'Esecutivo. Ed e' vero che i membri dell'Associazione" oll~e 11 Comm. Longinotti e' stato rieletto presidante, sono stati 260, partecipano fedelissimi agli impegni eletti comunque Tony Perotti, vice presidente; Domenico dell'Associazione e hanno partecipato con alle· Ferrari, tesoriere; Virgilio Coltelli, verbalista; Luciano Rapa, gria alia testa. segretario; gli altri membri dell'Esecutivo: Gino Biasl, 11 P 'd t h . d t If tto e ringra Domenico Pascale, Roberta' Mutti, Umberto Ballarini lIario' re~1 en ~ a ncor "a o. con. a e '.: L.anzarotti, Teodoro di Nardo, Lliigi Basanese e Guglielmo ziato d presldent~ onorano, signore Gluseppe Sammarco. '" 'Birri, ,protagonista con allri soci, deWultillla. e ," riuscitissima cacciata alia lepre; Ha ringraziato'i , ." . 11 Tesoriere- Cav. Uff. F. Rizzi, dopo aver presentato it membri del comitato esecutivo,:icaplgruppoe'. resoconto, ha dato le ~imissioni con ricrescimento dopo quanti hanno lavorato per il' successo della molti anni di serizio alia FAIE. festa, quanti hanno olferto regali per la 10t!eria.

In the May edition we reported on • the visit of the Italian and Japanese ambassadors to SI. I Patrick's School, which provides much, needed facilities' for young people from all parts of the world coming to London. English language courses are available there as well as informaiton on job possibilities and accommodation and recreational facilities. The Centre is supported by the Dio­ cese of Westminster.

Leftto right:Padre Blanda, director ofthe Schoolwith Mr. Kezue Chiba (the Japanese Ambassador), Madam Chiba andMr.. Bons BtEm, che4 theitalianAmbassador.

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Domenica 6 maggio 1990 si e' svolta la giomiita toranti che cl hanno sommerso di tanta roba. dedicata alia ragazza piemontese alfetta dal male del L'incasso .record di millesettecento sterline, viene secolo. riconosciuto con un ringraziamento inviato tramite le pagine di questo giornale. Giornata da mezza estate caldissima con scarsa , partecipazione di persone, solo70. Un ottimo pranzo 11 Dottor Paolo Cartocci e la Signora Catalano hanno gener~sita' e niigliore compagnia ove ha visto la delle risposto con una celerita' mai, dimostrataalla nostra , persone presenti unanimi nel comprare all'asta e richiesta di aiuto. Con iI loro gesto cl hanno falto 'J lotteria I tantissiml regali mandati da tantissimi ris· sentire orgogliosi di essere italiani. Vorrei ringraziare i seguenti: 11 Cav. S. Pavararii; Ass. Valceno; Ristorante. Val· tare; Cav. Mezzela; Mr. Harrington, Con· nection Travels 90; Mr Leonardo Diodati of Confederation Ute; Ristorante Primo Piano; Cambridge Pub; Villa Medici; .Ris· torante,Franco Carraras; Ristorante Mon­ tepeliimo; Ristorante Le Palme; Trattoria Del .Fungo; Ristorante 11 Portico;' Cl:\v. Mario ,Moschella; Ristorante Verbanella; IJ Concordia Notte; Pizzeria Condotti; Miss .. Maria Cavaciuti; Mrs Maria Zarielli; Mrs Maria Ongeri; Terranbva Wine and Food. Un ringraziamento anche a tutti i parteci· panti, e a tutti un augurio di buone vacanze. 'R. Sistina

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ruguayan soccer star Carlos Oto Cotugno, won this yea(s U na bambina di 6 anni; U Aguilera has been, arrested E~rovision ~ong' Contest, S?brina 002\ e' stata inves- in connection with a Latin T wnh the Italian entry - a tna e uccisa dalla motoci- American prostitution ring in ,this song for,a unned Europe "Insieme, cletta guidata'dal fratello Patrizig, Italian port city. Genoa deputy 1,992". Italy have not won the, ,di ',19 anni. Lil bimba, $lava gio- police chief Gaspare Pajella cando davanti a casa in attesa del ,. announced. ' I .fratello. Ql!ando ha .s.en~!t? ,il. • rumore della motocicletta, Sabrina The 25-year-old forward, who plays ' • , M •• ~ Itali~n ;.si, e' nascoasta dietro un muretto, ,•, for Genoa in the league, • was arrested on his return from , uscendo pOi all'.improvitiso proprio Stuttgart, where he helped Uru­ mentre passava la moto. guay's national team achieve a3-3 in' an exhibition tie against West Germany. ' a mostra di Andy Warhol a , Palazzo Grassi e gia' stata Police said Aguilera was charged L visnata da 100,000 persone. with aiding and ,abetting a prostitu­ AI centomillesimo visnatore e' stato tion ring. Fourteen other alleged .. .~ , , offerto in dono il catalogo e un set ring members - 12 Uruguayans < - ( completo di poster. Nei 55 giorni di and two Argentines " were arrested ,~" '" " , . rnostra la media giomaliera di and charged with criminal associa­ '..., < affluenza e' $lata di quasi duemila tion and with exploitment of 'prosti- tution. ' , ' visnatori. contest sInce 1963 with Cigliola The ring allElgedly ,brought Uru­ Cinquetti's"Nori ho 'I'eta"'. The guayan women to Genoa to work 48-year-old "Piacere RAI Uno" ive men were shot dead and ' , - ~ '. as prostitutes. Details of Aguilera's host surprised the audience, as seven wounded as the alleged,role were not immediately well as the presenters, by mingling F Naples:Mafia iss,ued warning disclosed by police. ' 'wnh the' audience with his reprise' to the area's African immigrant , ' . of the winning song. communny :to keep 0\11' oH.he hree former leaders of the drugs trade. Three Tanzanians'and far-left Lotta Continua were an Iranian died when seven mas, T sentenced to 22 years each n Italian tourist was jailed ked men sprayed, automatic, gun- A - , " ,. -, by a Milan court for the 'murder in after ,bning off part of his fire into a bar,in Caserta,and'then 1972 of police commissioner Luigi wife's tongue dUring a pas- fired on a nearby car; Three Tuni­

•, Calabresi. The case provoked con- sionate kiss, in the back of a taxi. sians, two Tanzanians and an ita­ troversy because the prosecution Giorgio Pascanello was charged lian were wounded. An Italian man case rested on the evidence of a wnh inflicting serious bodily injuries killed in the bar and a local boy , fourth member, Leonardo Marino, and ordered to be held in custody who was injured appeared to be who confessed to the crime. He until a district attorney decides bystanders. said he drove the car from which whether to send the case to trial. Ovidio Bompressi fired, on the orders of Adriano Sofri and Giorgio tefano Casiraghi, the world Putrostefani. These in turn taly has discarded the last of ns offshore powerboat racing accused Marino of fantasising: in­ controls on capnal movements, S champion and husband of sisting Lotta Continua was not I freeing Italians to send money Princess Caroline of Monaco, col­ engaged in urban terrorism. overseas but also potentially jected the winne(s prize from his shrinking a captive pod of savings wile after the,second round of the onald Duck's classic car­ that the government has tapped to European Offsho're Class 1 cham­ D toons are being re-dubbed finance ns huge budget deficits. pionship. ,He leads the event in in French and the man with Under a cabinet decision, Italians P.ino di Pinot, a 36 It catamaran the quacking job is Sylvaih are allowed, frqm May 14,to open' designed by Fabio Buzzi, of Italy, a Caruso, grandson of opera legend bank accounts abroad and to hold former world champion. Second Enrico. Sylvian also sings in Coca- unlimned amounts of foreign cur­ ,"- . overall is Vince020 PolIi of italy in Cola commercials. rency in domestic accounts. Bagutta, a 39 It Cougar cat. " • • Giugno90 19 • Chi.es·a,di~ San Pietro - .. '. --

, , . ; Processione alia Madonna del Proces.sion of Our Lady of Mount , . Carmine Carmel La Processiofle e la Sagra Italiana sono ~omenica22 The Procession and Italian Sagra this year will be on luglio alle 3.30 p.m. Sunday 22nd July at 3.30 p.m,. Possono parte­ All this year's .First c:::ommunion c)pare tutti i children can take, part, in their I• bambini e .le communion outfrts, even th()se , • bambine della children from past years are , Prima Com­ welcome. Meet in the Church by J unione, anche 3.00 p.m.. degli anni pas­ You are all invited, old and not sati, con i loro so old, young and very young, vestitini. Si to come for costume fittings for devono trovare the Procession. The fittings will in Chiesa per start on Monday 2nd July at le 3.00 p.m. 8.00 p.m.at the Club. Slete invitati We are also Ifl need of your tutti venire a • a help on Saturday 21 st July from provare i cos- midday to prepare,the Proces­ tuml per la Pro­ sion floais and again on Sunday cessione. Si morning to finish off the floats comincera' , . " " 'and prepare the Sagra•. lunedi' 2 luglio alle 8.00 p.m., nei locali.. del Club. Please let people know that there will be a room available, complete with all conveniences, ,for all Inoltre c'e' molto bisogno di aiuto !>abato 21 luglio da those who have to come a long way, and the room mezzogiorno per preparare i carri per la Processione will be in Eyre Street Hill, EC1. • e pol domenica mattina ancora per preparare i carrj, e la Sagra. E' anche divertente perche' c'e' sempre da manglare e bere nella "Dining Room" al4 Back Hill.' . , . Fate sapere a tutti che vi e' una sala a disposizlone di tutti quelli che vengono da fuori i conforti e si trova a Eyre Street Hill, EC1.

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Hanno unite le loro vite davanti a Dio'nel • Matrimonio Peter Roberts - Cristina Benoncini . , Pasquale Morena - Teresa Wilson ,Giuliana Cardosi " Karen Manzi Vincenzo Maninelli - Furha Bacha • • • • Agatino Trimarchi - Anna Maria • Bernardinis Roco Borgese • Anna Di Lieto

Riposano nella Pace del nostro Signore Rinaldo Sampieri • Francesco Rossetti Adelina Eimi Antonio Del Giudice Attilia Guarinoni , • •

60esimo- di, .Matrimonio Nozze d'Oro. • 1 • Augusto e Maria Collini Auguroni anche a voi Giovanni e Maria Antiga '. che avete celebrato' i 50 anni di matrimonio. hanno celebrato iI 28 aprile ii 60esimo di matri· Sembra ieri, e sono passati 50 anni. La. messa e mania: "None di diamante". Un matri· la Benedizione del mania che ha resistito. .Quattro Papa assieme ai gEmerazioni attornavano gli "sposi". parenti ed amici Iianno Anche iI Papa ha mandato una lettera suggellato la bella ceri· di auguri con la benedizione. Bravi , . • moma: Augusto e Maria e tanti tanti Auguri. •

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Toe Cler.Kcnwe.l.l Ita/jan , Concerts 1990 , • ~ . ~~. Celebrated.artists from England and ~taly ,:,-,...... :.J~" • perform.classical and popular Italian song in the Church of St. Etheldreda, Ely Plac~, London ECl

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, . much~loved Enzo. and Giovanni. . Samaritani are.-the father and son duo from Rome's leading commedia dell'arte Theatre, arid give an evening of their own,compositions, settings of the great Italian poets such as Cavalcanti and Petrarch.and traditiopal Italian popular song.

Wednesday 4th July 7.30 The young English-born soprano who recently won the coveted Maggie T~yte and Shubert prizes at London's Guildhall School of

Music. and. Drama.. Her concert. will feature arias from Bellini's. [ Puritani. Donizetti's Anna Bo/ena, Wolfs Italian Songbook, Rossini's Regata Veneziana, and Reynaldo Hahn's Venezia. Accompanied by pianist Thomas Pope.

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Vero 0 Falso ? Cruciword La Chiesa armena si differenzia da quella cattolica The answers to the "Across" clues are, in Italian. perche' . non riconosce la natura divina di Gesu' Le soluzioni ai 'Verticali",sono in inglese. Cristo~ . ,. , ' Falso:£ssaammedesolo lanatura divina di6esu: • • - . ". - e'non.quella uf!7ana: litiene, POt cne 10 Spitito " Santoproeedaunicamente dalPadre. . Nella donna, iI pancreas pesa meno di quello dell'uomo. ' • Vera Ne//'organismo remmini/e 17 peso di questa gnlondola [1: in media, iti 55 gmmmt mentre in quellomascnilee'di7a CheRisata:! . Un cow boy entra nell'ufficio delle sceriffo e chiede: "Potete dirmi. per,cortesia, dove'abita' Billy Joe?" ,. "Non e' qUi" gli risponde laconicamente iI tutore della legge. "Strano! Mi aveliane detto che abitava " ad un. tiro di fucile da voi..." "Appunto" conferma placidamente 10 sceriffo. • Across: 1. Dirty little animal; 2. Monarch; 8. Violate; 11. After; 13. Blood collection agency; 14. Overall; 16. Wheeled vehicle; 20. Not toe; 21. Shiny; 22. Neither; 23: You have; 24. Sumptuous; 28. And; 30. 11 11 Who ... wins!; 31. It belongs to us; 33. Ucence. Verticali: 2. Marigia di tUllo; 3. Natale;, 4. Imprestare; 5. Inetto; 6. Metallo "crudo"; 9. Vial; 10. Sconfitta; 12. I've put you on a diet Rex...... iodaysaladIf Pace; 15. Piu' piccolo; 17. Accademia Reale;, 18. A; 19. Piccolo momento; 23. Ospite; 24. Eccol; 25. Linfa; 26. Uno; 27: Progenie; 29. Punto; 32. Nota What is it? Musicale.

• • Soluzioni del Cruciword di Maggio: AcrosS: i Ragnatela; 7. San; 8. Sema· foro; 10. Sporco; 11. Vini; 14.Ciliegia; 15. Ore; 17. Panni; 19. Lei; 20. Idea; 21. Nociole. • 'Verticali:1. Resist; 2. Gammon; 3. Affec· tion; 4. Earn; 5. As; 6.1nspiration; 9. Singular; 12. Divide; 13. Or; 15. Oxen; 16. , , Epic; 18. Nil.

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If any of you are still in doubt as to will 'have even the hardest of Federico.... Just listen to the way whether you should Invest in CD, hearts breaking down. And if that Gigli sings this. That voice like technology this month's .review of doesn't finish you off, just hear honey pouring out and what four mid price CD releases from 'Gigli's cries of despair when he pianissimil The last track is from EMI will,. I think, decide things for realises Miml has passed away. "Turandot" - "Nessun dorma". you. With excellent support from Afro Can you tell that this is a man who Poli and Tatiana Menottl as Mar­ was a couple of weeks away from cello and Musetta and a cast of this 60th birthday? I can't. Italians who have this opera In Last, but far from least, a two CD their blood you have the classic set titled "0 Sole Mio". In some reading of this opera. ways the real essence of Gigli's Of late we have had some excel­ genius is captured In this set. No lEint recordings of Verdi's one but no one had a way with a: "Requiem". But one that has Neopolitan song like him. My fam­ stayed at the top of the list for ily who come from the South (my many connoisseurs Is the 1939 mother's side from the Village of recording conducted by Serafin Senerchla near Avellino) are rather • • with Gigli, Caniglia, Stignanl an,d hard on singers of these songs. Pinza. The cast of one's dreams. The dialect is never right - good, 'Once or twice GigU d,oes cross.the but somehow not .right. .But as my. ,stylistic border with an over·the·top mother and my cousin Vince sob but, for the rest, a golden tone always declare Gigli is the grea­ is poured into this most spiritual test.....and a Northerner too! Just •• • music. Canlglia has just the right listen to his way with "Core Italian spinto sound which haS 'ngrato", "A canzone 'e Napule", f;."' ,;- .: ' . ',1';: 7 .. ..:'. : been missing' from this work in the "Dicitencello vuie':, "0 sole mio" ~ '....~ j'~'b= .~"•...::.:...,•.••""",.. ;.~....,.,J last few years. Stignanl too .sings etc. and you too will understand . this music as if she herself were at. what a Neopolitan song is all A con/VlY01Gigli- col/nosy01EM/ the seat of judgement and every­ about. Love, death, sun, mamma, thing depended on her heartfelt Naples. And that great song To celebrate the centenary of the pleas. And Pinza? Suffice to say '~Mamma" is also on this set. as is birth of Benlamlno Gigli, EMI have you will never hear the.bass line "La Spag[1ola", "Solo per te Lucia" issued all the major recordings this sung with such majesty of tone. A and"La Paloma".. and many oth- great tenor left us. The new batch classic. ers. is the cream of the crop: record· . •• All these sets have been transfer· ings which these pages, over the A CD called "Arias and Duets" last couple of years, have cried out presents recordings from the latter red by Keith Hardwick and as you for release onto CD. part of Gigli's career. It opens with will know from the past that's the duet from "Cavalleria Rusti· about the best you can get. The Top of the list goes the recording cana", recorded a few years restoration also uses the new of Pucclnl's "La Boheme". What before his complete recording. He Cedar.process which has cut out can one say about GigU's unsur­ is partnered by Dusolina Gianinni all the' crackle and hiss of these passed Rodolfo? The cherishable and the speakers fairly pop with old recordings and has them way In which he brings the charac· life. This is what Verlssmo is all sounding as if they were recorded ter to life, his honeyed tone, the about. Arias from Rossinl's "Stabat yesterday. hint of chuckle In Act One when he Mater"', IIManon". ills Jiuve" and Bravo Mr. Hardwick. Bravi EMI. finds Miml's key all add up to a arias from operas that he went on Keep up the good work. crassic reading. Add to this the to record complete: "Tosca,", most youthful sounding Mimi on "Andrea Chenier" and ·Pagliacci". La Boheme CHS 7633352 di!lc from Lucla Albanese. The We also have the famous record· tone has a rather silver sound to it ing of the duet "AI nostri monti" Verdi Requiem CDH 7633412 which has a vulnerable quality that and what a partnership. One of my Arias & Duets CDH 7610522 makes you feel so much for. this all·time favourite Gigli recordings is poor young thing. Her death scene also included, "Lamento di o Sole Mio CHS 77633902

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Things have certainly been moving pick his "Oliver Twist" but there man and the ever' sincere Greer on apace for me, After having had wasn't enough room in the back­ Garson. the pleasure (?) of writing to you pack. Scripted by Robert Bon as Spring in Park Lane. St~;ring for a number of years I shall soon was... be taking an extended sabatical, Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding. 'I'm off on 'walkabout' as one of my Man for all 'Seasons. Starring, Sheer frivolity. and why not? Paul Scolield. I love the written Backhill colleagues put it. Some of , , Miracle Worker. I have always the places I'll be visiting will be word and have tremendous res· fen that Anne'Bancroft is an under· lucky to have heard of the likes of 'pect for ski1lul exponents of it. This rated actresSes. Underrated by Gable, Wayne or Astaire let alone film does much justice to the hersen perhaps. One will be hard seen them. 'Utopian' St. Thomas More. pushed ,to ~nd a,better screen In deciding what to write as a 39 Steps. The Hitchcock/Donat performance than this story of the p,arting gesture, I considered a version. For all its flaws it keeps teaching of the dear, blind, mute question I have until now managed moving and me amused. (Almost Helen Keller. to side step. My top ten films. Of replaced by ''The Lady Vanishes") My F~ir Lady: If I had course, the easiest trap for you, to pick a favourite film the reader, to fall into, is that this it would have to tie shall remain static- impregnated this complete ,gem. I into my heartI use the word 'com·~ But, contrary to popular opinion, I plete' adVisedly. The too am human. My opinions castinlj' and acting change; hourly if not sooner. One spot 'on. From Harri: HYde.White~ must also consider that favourite son to films are not necessarily billed as The songs such as "I such because of their . Films, as could have danced all with music, appeal to the senses, night" • inspirational. The set and costume the emotions and will always, be associated with memories. "I saw design by Beaton this on my 21st birthday." were majestical and have passed the uni· What 10 films would I carry? Films Two toHi/cllcock, one to Colman mate test, one of time. that could be repeated without But even with all these giving visual indigestion. Rebecca. Another Hitchcock. assets what a brilliantly crafted film Starring Olivier and Fontaine. I am by' George Cukor. Reme,mber the A Matter of Life and Death. A a great admirer of Fontaine. Of moving/static awakening of Covent Powell and Pressburger film star­ Olivier I'm not so sure. Though Garden? A blending of depart. ring David Niven. A tussle over the many of you will be outraged, I am ments as a team rath,er than fate of an RAF pilot after his 'angel' not a disciple of Olivier. His cine· ,separate strengths. fails to escort him to Heaven. matic performances co~e across No complaining at the choice. Brilliant use of black and white! ~ too calculated and qUite frankly After all I had the painful task C?f colour film. Special effects that hiS Shakespea~ean films border 01) omitting Casablanca, High Noon, • were not only way ahead of it's the hammy (gIVe me McKellan or Dirty Dozen, Ninotchka, Cinema time but which could compete in AI~n Howard ~ny day). But. Max de Paradiso, Twelve Angry Men, The these advanced SE days. Winter was hiS role precisely for Great Escape, The ~ Godfather, Now Voyager. A most brilliantly these calculated reason.s. Thoug~ Goodbye Mr Chips and Jungle handled film by director Irving Rap­ you may scoff, I predict he Will Book. This as well as artists such per with Belle Davies and Paul soon be out of vogue. as Laughton, Tracy, Hepbum, Henreid. It could have so easily Leigh, Peck, Astaire, HowJrd, Random Harvest. If you, want a dissolved into sentimental drivel, Crawford, Taylor. Bergman, Fonda, totally unplausable plot • look no Stewart, Wayne, Burton, Hackman, Lawrence of ~Arabia. ,A most further. If you seek a film that EdWard G:, McQueim and Cooper. masterful film from my 'hero' David should have been an unmitigated Lean. So~wellcrafted and'control. disaster - here it is. But 0 Smithy Still one must travel light. See you led. I was enormously tempted to does it work! Starring Ronald Col: upon my return· whenever that is.

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"' Giugno90 29 Mo'ndial 1990 WorldCup Preview

Giocare "In casa", con j'appogio di Ciro FERRARA trova di solito all'ala. Conta una numerosissiml tifosl italianl dov- Annl: 23 Pos.: difensore trentina di apparenze in nazionale. rebbe essere un vantaggio per la • Giuseppe GIANNINI squadra nazlonale itallana; com- Glocatore del'Napoll, la sua citta' unque puo' anche costituire una natale. Di statura leggera e' pero' Anni: 25 Pos.: centrocampista presSlone ,Insopportabile tanto da svelto e agile. Conta una quindl­ Oltre 30 apparerize In nazionale, Intluenzare In,'modo negativo'il clna di apparenze In nazionale. I'unico rappresentante dalla Roma morale del glocatori stessl. La ,...... ,...~...,.,,:.,,-7. nazlonale itallima e' la squadra " .:';' Dovra' rivelare i suoi' doli creativi ::;yi ' " . se I'ltalia vora' vincere la coppa favorita da pO'rtarselo via, quel pre­ , " ' , .' " ";." ,,~ "y mio assal prestlgloso per la quarta " , Roberto'BAGGIO volta ma, al mio parere, gli azzurl non meritano questo prlmo posto. Anni: 23 Pos.: ce'ntrocampista/ attaccante E' senz'altro una squadra forte, ma , L'unico rappresentante della non forte abbastanza; una sqadra . '~. alia quale man~ la "grlnta" e In Fiorentlna In nazionale. Indlvidua­ piu' I'abitudine di segnare se non lista; pieno di talento ma inconsis­ un segnatore'di gol; ci mancano tente; I Florenlini hanno tumultuato' anche quel grandi artisti del centro alia notizla della sua recente ven­ campo dl lerl. dita al Milan per otto milionL di. sterline. AI momento non c'e' da Comunque spero proprio che paragonarlo con i "grandi": Riva, questl slano giudizi sbagliali; cl Rivera, Mazzola ecc. auguriamo aln:'eno una campagna tenace e seria Roberto MANCINI, Ora, vi presentiamo brevi ritratti dl Anni: 25 pos.: attaccante alcunl guerrieri dl Azeglio Vicini: Gianninl- dovm'tivelaro I suoldotl. Conta una ventine di apparenze in Waiter ZENGA nazionale ma quest'anno sembra Nicola BERTI essere fuori forma. Non ha giocato Anni: 30 Pos.: portiere" Anni: 23 Pos.: centrocampista bene per la Samp. nel finale delia Coppa delie Coppe. Oltre 30 apparenzaln nazloriale; il Venduto all'lnter dalla Florenlina portiere deli'lnter e' stato nominato, per sette milioni di sterline. I Gianluca VIAW il prlmo portiere clel mondo del Florentinl ('Ion I'hanno ancora per­ Anni: 25 Pos. attaccante 1989. ' donato (ma ora saranno distratti a , , Franco BARESI causa di ''I'attare Bagglo"). Dieci ,La sua esecuzione sara' mOlto , apparenze in nazionale.' . importante. 11 centravanti delia Annl: 30 Pos.: difensore Samp dovra' segnare regoJar- Fernando DE NAPOU Capitano delia nazlonale (e del mente. • Milan), conta quasi 40 .apparenze Anni: 26 Pos. centrocampista per gli azzuri; successore ali'ele­ Conta quasi quaranta apparenze Altri giocatori scelti per 11 Mondiale gante ed' eccellente Gaetano In nazionale. Gloca appositamente ma non sopramenzionali: Stefano Scirea La stabilita' delia squadra per la Napoli: Forte, etficace' alia TACCONI (portiere); Gianluca PAGLIUCA (portiere); Riccardo dipendera' molto da lul. parte destra del centrocampO, gli • manca pero' la fantasia FERRI (difensore); Pietro VIER- Gluseppe BERGOMI CHOWOD (difenslore); LUigi DE Roberto DONADONI AGOSTINI (difensore/centrocam­ Annl: 26 Pos.: difensore pista); Ma~imo CRIPPA (centro­ :Annl: 26 Pos.: centrocamplsta/ ..Uno degli eroi delia finale deli '82 • campista); Luca FUSA (centro­ ala destra (e delia partita contro 11 Braslle) alia campista); Giancarlo MAROCCHI giovane eta' di 18 annl. Ora conta Donadoni, un altro del giocatori (centrocampista); Andrea CARNE­ oltre 60 apparenze In nazionale. del Milan, e' grazioso, dotato e VALE (attaccante); A1do SERENA Svelto, forte, sa anche attaccare creativo. Ha giocato nel centro­ (attaccante); Salvatore SCHILLARI per Ii suo club, l'lnter. campo all'Atlanta ma per "Italia si (attaccante). ..- - < • 30 June 90 , •

• , Fixtures, - ,., , , GROUP A GROUPB ITALY v AUSTRIA JUNE9 8pm IlV ARGENTINA v CAMEROON JUNE8 5pm IlV 4pm BBC CZECHOSLOVAKlAv. UNITED STATES JUNE 10 4pm IlV USSR v ROMANIA JUNE9 ITALY v UNITED STATES JUNE 14 8pm BBC ARGEmlNA v USSR .. JUNE 13 8pm,IlV

AUSTRIA v CZECHOSLOVAKIA, , JUNE 15 4pm BBC ROMANIA v CAMEROON JUNE 14 4pm ITALY v CZECHOSLOVAKIA JUNE,19 8pm IlV , ARGEmlNA v ROMANIA JUNE 188pm BBC AUSTRIA v UNITED STATES JUNE 19 8pm CAMEROON v !JSSR • JUNE 18 8 pm BBC c _ ~. • , , GROUPC GROUP 0 BRAZIL v SWEDEN JUNE 10 8 pm ,'BBC COLOMBIA v UARAB EMIRATES JUNE 9 , ,4pm , , , SCOTLAND v COSTA RICA JUNE 11 4pm IlV WEST GERMANY v YUGOSLAVIA JUNE10 8pm, .• , BRAZIL v COSTA RICA JUNE 18 4pm 1lV, YUGOSLAVIA v~OMBIA JUNE 14 '4 pm.1lV 0 8pm IlV SCOTLAND v SWEDEN JUNE 18 8pm WEST GERMANYv' UARAB EMIRATES, JUNE 15 BRAZIL v SCOTLAND JUNE 20 8 pm IlV , WEST GERMANYv COLOMBIA JUNE 19 4pm BBC SWEDEN v COSTA RICA JUNE 20 8pm YUGOSLAVIA v UARAB EMIRATES JUNE 19 4pm

GROUPE GROUPF 0' BELGIUM v SOUTH KOREA JUNE 12 4pm 1lV' ENGlAND v REP.OF IRElAND JUNE 11 8pm IlV SPAIN v URUGUAY JUNE 13 4pm BBC HOLlAND- v EGYPT JUNE 12 8pm BBC BELGIUM v URUGUAY JUNE 17 8pm BBC ENGlAND v HOLlAND JUNE 16 8pm BBC IlV SPAIN v SOUTH KOREA JUNE 17 8pm . REP.OF IRElANDv EGYPT JUNE 17 4pm BELGIUM v SPAIN JUNE 21 4pm IlV ENGlAND v EGYPT JUNE21 8pm BBC URUGUAI v REP.OF IRELAND JUNE 21 8pm v SOUTH KOREA JUNE21 4pm HOLlAND , -- • . • . , 0 , ROUND TWO FOR ROUND TWO THE TOP Two <, ,TEAMS IN EACH GROUP WILL OUAUFY., MATCH 37 1st B v 3rdNCID 4pm NAPLES - JUNE 23 PLUS FOUR OF THE T!iIRD BEST IN MATCH 38 2nd A v 2nd'C JUNE 23 8pm BAR! MATCH 39 lstC v TURIN EACH GROUP. '. _ 3rdNBIF JUNE 24 4pm IN THE EVENT OF A TIE A DRAW WILL MATCH 40 1st D v 3rd JUNE 24 8pm MIlAN BIE/F BE MADE. MATCH 41 2ndB v' 2nd F GENOA JUNE 25 4pm ALL MATCHES FROM THIS ROUND TO MATCH 42 lstA ROME , . v 3rd CIDIE JUNE 25 8pm THE FINAL WILL BE ON A KNOCKOUT MATCH 43 1st E v 2ndD JUNE 28 4pm VERONA MATCH 44 BASIS. ,1st F v 2ndE JUNE 28 8pm BOLOGNA

QUARTER FINALS MATCH 45 . WINNER MATCH 39 v WINNER MATCH 43 JUNE 30 4 pm FLORENCE MATCH 46 WINNER MATCH 41 v WINNER MATCH 42 JUNE30 8pm ROME MATCH 47 WINNER MATCH 39 v WINNER MATCH 40 JULY 1 4pm MIlAN MATCH 48 WINNER MATCH 37 v WINNER MATCH 44 JULY 1 8pm NAPLES

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WINNER MATCH 45 v WINNER MATCH 46 JULY 3 7 pm NAPLES •• WINNER MATCH 47 v WINNER MATCH 48 JULY 4 7 pm TURIN . • - THIRD/FOURTH PLACE MATCH ,

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, GENOVA . " BOLOGNA STADIO 'LUIGI FERRARIS' STADIO 'RENATO DELL'ARCA' 37,325 SPECTATORS 36,004 SPECTATORS .,

. • FIRENZE '. ' BARI STADIO 'COMUNALE" ~- STADIO 'NUOVO COMUNALE' 44,781 SPECTATORS 56,874 SPECTATORS

. " CAGUARI " NAPOll STADIO'S. EUA' STADIO 'SAN PAOLO' 40,919 SPECTATORS 74,li9O SPECTATORS

, ROMA ---__ PALERMO' STADIO 'OUMPICO', STADIO 'COMUNALE" 80,258 SPECTATORS 36,630, SPECTATORS

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32 June 90 • • The English Challenge Derby is being taken as t~e had a marvellous season for Aston reserve. This is subject to hiS Villa? Wtiere to start? As an Englishman, passing a fitness test but frankly, For my part, I would play McMa­ born and bred, my support must he has had his chance to establish hon, Gascoigne, Robson and go with them and yet I have gone ~ut a place in the EnQla!ld side Waddle in the middle with Uneker on record for the better part of the has not been commanding up front. The only question is who last decade saying that England enough. On the other hand Tony should play alongside him? 'f!1e will not win anything with Robson Adams has had a marvellous manager is experimenting with at the helm. To make matters domestic season and is a better Bames. If the two can hit it off then worse, the Manager has .just he played in player now than when that is the Ideal formation. It may named his 22. the European Championships. well be that a target centre forward Realistically, what are ttieir in the form of Steve Bull may chances? cause a few problems, failing which Beardsley has never let Let us begin. right at the back•. England down. It is asking a lot of England's strength, as always, is Bull though to jump from. second in their goalkeeping department. division football to the World stage. Shilton will start as number 1 (in spite of surprising fallibility against So how will England fare? I hope Uruguay). I agree with Robson and trust that this time Robson will omiting Chelsea's Dave Beasant. • have learned his lessons from the past and will go into the competi­ In spite of England's impressive tion with a very clear perception of recent record, it is the back four how England propose to play and which causes me most concern, stick to that scheme although he particularly the full backs. I thought may need to modify his pairing up Robson would probably begin the' front. I believe that this time Eng· tournament with Stevens and land will perform more creditably Pearce but I was delighted to see and qualify for the quarter finals. that Parker started the home inter­ The heatfofWalker After that, it is in the lap of the natiorial,against Uruguay. Parker is gods but given players of the a marvellous asset because not Moving on to the mid.field, I can quality of Gascoigne, Waddle, only does he have pace but he is fully underStand why the decision Barnes, Uneker and Robson they also capable of playing in the has been made to omit Oavid have the flair to beat anybody on middle of the back four and is Rocastle who has had an indif· the day. But will Robson pick them ideal cover for Des Walker should ferent season. Even so, I would or rather opt for safety with Steven, he get injured. Pearce on the other have preferred him to Trevor Ste· Hodge and Web~? It may v:-ell ~e hand is a positive liability, and ven who looks a remarkably unins· that the answer IS to play tight In whilst he is a whole hearted player, pired choice.' the early quali~ing m~tch:s ~nd his defensive qualities undoub: build up the flair quotient In time tedly lack a measure of subtlety Press reports will have us believe for the knockout rounds. After all and that is being nice to him. It will Gascoigne does feature as part of what have they got to lose? be surprising if he g03S through the manager's starting line up. I do the opening qualifying games with­ hope so. Hoddle suffered because Robsons's Squad: Shilton, Woods, out. at least one booking. I really Robson could never .decide Seaman Stevens, Parker, Walker, am astonished that Winterburn has whether he wanted to build his , . • Butcher, Wright, Pearce, Oorigo, not been given a place in the team around him or not. Waddle, Steven, Robson, Webb, squad. Instead cover for Pearce is Gascoigne, McMahon, PlaU; provided by Tony. Dorigo of Chel­ I must confess that I am neither a Hodge, Barnes, Beardsley, • sea. He may have an Italian name Webb nor a Hodge far.. I am not Lineker, Bull. but in fact he is Australian born. satisfied that Webb has sufficiently He only has three caps and is one recovered from his serious injury. BACKHILL's Squad: .Shilton, of the most inexperienced players Hodge is capable if uninspired. Woods, Seaman, Parker, Stevens, in the squad. Th~ left flank·is The Nottingham Forest man along Butcher, Walker, Adams, Winter· decidedly vulnerable. with the versatile Oavid .Platt are burn, Pearce, McMahon, Gas· probably worth their places in the coigne, Robson,. Waddle, Barnes, squad but· why' has no conside· Uneker; Cowans, Platt, Hodge, Le I would stick with the pairing of ration been given to Gordon Tissier, Beardsley, Rocastle. Butcher and Walker at the heart of Cowens experienced in playing on the. defence and Mark Wright of the continent and who has just Richard Evans

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, The Other 22 Two other names to keep an eye eventual champions. They have , . out for are Batista in mid field and two very good goalkeepers in GroupA Burruchaga up front. Mkono and Bell and a number of players in the French league. ·Italy: The chances of the home USSR: Runners up in the, '88 side have been reviewed on p. 30. European Championship, their BACKHILL Selection: Argentina side is largely built around to win the group with Russia as Austria: Domestically, their sides Dynamo Kiev. The question is are runners up. have not threatened in European they slightly past their peak? competitions and only their striker, GroupC Tony Polster plays elsewhere on Brazil: They the continent. seem to have • Czechoslovakia: Watch out .for started the experience of Chovance as favourites for sweeper and they have a goal just about scoring mid field player in Mich~1 every World Bilek of Sparta. Striker, Stanislav Cup although Griga plays for Feyenoord. Watch they have not out also for West Ham's' Ludek won since Miklosko who is likely !o be one of 1970 and in­ the goal keepers. deed. have not progressed USA: You may recall they caused, beyond the • • one of the great upsets when they quarter finals. beat England 1-0 in 1950. Frank K10pas of'A ,K Athens and Peter They have a Vermes of Volendam, Holland are powerful . '.. likely to be in the squad. This will manager In be their first appearance in the warorii who World Cup for 40 years and they has reorgan­ will be the host nation in 1994 and ised the so you can expect them to want to defence using. impress. Glavano as sw ee per. BACKHILL Selection: Italy to win Left - l1uud Gullet,' . . . .,. above - Klinsmann,'top Watch out for the group with Czechoslovakia as the Italian con­ runners up. left - Careca, .topnght­ Magnusson nection with Careca and Romania: How will the revolUtion Dunga who play for Naples and .' GroupB affect the performance of their Fiorentina respectively. and Crtiz Argentina: This will be no easy football team? The national side is who you may recall was the scorer group for the South American hol­ built around the 1986 European of the spectacular free kick which ders who are still managed by Champions, Steaua Bucharest. defeated Italy in the recent friendly. Carlos Bilardo. Their chances may Midfield player Gheorghe Hagi will • well be dependant upon the fit­ miss the first two games because Scotland: It is hard to remember ness and form of Maradona. Val­ he was sent off in a tie with a Scottish team going in to a Denmark. Lacatus is. a very dano has been persuaded out of World Cup competition at a lower • retirement where he has been dangerous winger and Belodedici ebb following their 3~1 home working on the administrative side has class at the back. defeat by Egypt. The dropping of at Real Madrid. Goalkeeper Neri Jim Leighton by Alex Ferguson Pumpido who played in Mexico Cameroon: In their only previous from the Cup Final replay can has only just made a comeback appearance in the World Cup hardly have instilled confidence after suffering a severe injury when Finals, in 1982, they were elimina­ into the Scots defence but it looks his 'wedding ring caught in,a,nail ted ·in spite of being undefeated as if Hibernia's Andy Goram will on the cross bar during training. and achieved a 1-1 draw with the start off in goal. Being underdogs

34 June'90 • • may be no bad thing. Andy Rox· United Arab Emirates: A ~ide brimming with talent.GOalkeeper,. burgh has shown enourmous faith 'playing in their first World Cup. AI Hans Van Beukelen is likely to give in home grown players but it could Talyani is free kick specialist and stability at the back. They are a be the form of Gillespie, Nicol and Mubarak is the captain and a side who must be feared. Bayern Munich' Mclnally who turn respected centre back. RepUblic of Ireland: Any team the tide (if all three are selected). BACKHILLSelection: Yugoslavia managed by Jack Charlton must Sweden: We should not forget to win the group w~h West Ger- be respected. There will be many that they qualified as winners of many as runners up. household names in their line up England's group. Players to look but I think it will be asking a lot of out for are Glenn Hysen of Liver· GroupE them to emulate their performance pool, Mats Magnusson and Jonas Belgium: The seeds in this group in the European championships. Them (both of European Cup •, may find ~ very difficult to get Egypt: Their skilful performance in Finalists, Benfica) two midfield through. Guy Thys guided the side defeating Scotland demonstrates players Limpar and PrytZ play for to the semi finals in Mexico belore they are certainly no push over Cremonese and Verona respec­ iosing to the eventual champions and may well cause an upset. tively and'defender, Roland' Nits­ Argentina. Marc De ~ryse and Watch out tor Hossam 'Hassan " { " . son. Marc Van Der Unden are forWards • who is a prolific goal scorer. Hany Costa Rica: First time in the with pace to look out for. Ramzy is a highly regarded delen· World qup largely because Mexico Spain: Another side who have der and manager El Gohary will were disqualified. Their coach is never really lived up to their poten· approach - the -competition like a Yugoslav, Bora Mitutinovic. They tial. Zubizarreta will be in goal and military campaign. could be an irritating nuisance but Salinas at Barcelona will be up BACKHILL Selection:.Holland to unlikely to spring any surprises. front with Butragueno. In mid field, • win with England as runners up. BACKHILL Selection: Brazil to Vazquez of Real Madrid comes First Round Knockout: In addi· win with Sweden as ~nners up. with a very high reputation. • tion to the .12 selected above, four GroupD Uruguay: Impressive winners 2·1 additional teams will go through. at Wembley. Captain Enzo Fran· This is where it becomes a lonery West Germany: They have a cescoli is a former South American but my further four sides are, quite remarkable World Cup footballer of the year.Their mana· Romania, Scotland, Belgium - and record and manager Franz Iileck­ ger is said to want to give the side the Republic of Ireland. enbauer isa man to cbe respec­ a cleaner image and w~h Ruben ted.· He has expressed public con­ Sosa leading the attaCk, they are The match of the round could be cern about his defence and cer­ going to be very formidable oppo· Uruguay v. West Germany. tain
y this is no easy group.. Rudi sition. They have a lot of European Quarter Finals: We are down to Voller has shown .good form for experience with Gutierrez (of the •last eight and my selecitons Roma and K1insmam, Malthaus Verona), Perdomo, paz and Agui. are Uruguay, Brazil, Italy, England, and Brehme all play for. Inter. I will lera (all Genoa) joining SOS!! Yuogoslavia, SYfeden, Argentina be sl!rprised if the manager's fears (Lazio) and Francescoli (Mar. and Holland. of not progressing beyond the first seilles) on the European circuit. round are realised. • This round could throw up some South Korea: They have qualified interesting ties such as Uruguay v. Yugoslavia: I tipped them last for the Finals for the second sue· Brazil; Argentina v. Holland and cessive time. At least 8 of the year as my'. outsiderS'.in the World Italy v. England. • Cup and stand by my view. They squad from Mexico remain and have not always fulfilled their they may well upset the well laid Semi Finals: If you think I am potential we should not forget that plans of their more illustrious rivals. going to predict the winner of they were first side to qualily. England v. Italy in these columns, BACKHILL Selection: Uruguay you are very much mistaken. I will Hadzibegic is a rugged defender to win with Spain as runners up. and Susic will bring a touch of simply name the three other teams class to mid field. I think will reach this stage: Brazil; GroupF Yugoslavia and Holland. Colombia: A fine skilful team who performed with great credit at England: They have already been -Final: Sorry but I am going to play Wembley. Reports disclose that reviewed. See page 33. safe and opt for a Brazil v. Holland final with my uitimate '!ote going to goal.keeper Higuita has a tendency Holland: The current European tlie Dutch to win for the first time. to ~e eccentric but they are going champions will be hoping -that to cause their European Gullitwill be fa. Van Basten is a Don't blame. me if I've ·got it. opponents considerable problems. prolific goal scorer.and the side is wrong!!

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•• Riso: 450gr di riso che non scuoci Rice: 11b long grain rice ~. - - . 900 gr di brodo 1 3/4 pint!l stock 40 gr burro 1 small onion 1/2 cipolla 1.1/2 oz butter . .' 230'gr spinaci lessati e strizzati 8 oz spinach cooked and drained' 50 gr parmigiano .2 oz parmesan cheese 1 uovo 1 egg sale/pepe salt/pepper Method Metodo • Stew: Chop the onion. Cut the meat, carrots and Stuffatino:. Tritate finamente la cipolla. Tagliate la celery into 1/2" cubes. Remove the skin from the .~ came, la carina ed iI' sedano a dadini di 1cm. sausage and make small balls. Brown them in bL!lter 1091iete la pelle dalle salsicce e fatene delle palline. for about 3 minutes. Mix in the crumbeld stock cube, Fateli dorare tutti nel burro per qualche minuto. Unite the flour and tomatoes. Cover the pan and cook iI dado sbriciolato, la farina, iI passato di pomodoro. gently for about 20 minutes. Stir in the cream and Coprite iI recipiente e fate cuocere per 20 minuti cook for a further 5 minutes. circa Aggiungete la panna e fate cuocere'per altri 3 minuti. Rice: Chop the onion and cook it gently in the butter until soft. Add the rice and toast it in the butter for a Riso: Tritate la c;ipolla e fatela appassire nel burro. few minutes. Add all the stock, salt and pepper. Unite iI riso e tostatelo per qualche minuti. Place in pre·heated oven 200/no.6 for about 20 Aggiungete iI brodo, sale e pepe. Mettetelo in fomo minutes. Remove from oven mix in the egg and the pre-scaldate 2oo/no. 6 per circa 20 minuti. Levatelo parmesan. Divide it into two. Stir the finely chopped dal fomo e unite iI parmigiano. Dividetelo in due parti, spinach into one half.Divide the white rice into 4 amalgamando ad uno di questi gli spinaci tritati. portions and the spinach rice into 4 portions. Grease Dividete iI riso bianco in 4 parte ed iI riso di spinaci in a 91/2" round cake tin with a hole in the centre. put 4 parte. Oliate uno stampo rotondo diametro 24 cm, • • each portion of rice into the tin alternating white and con foro al centro. Deponetevi iI riso alterando ~uello • green. bianco con quello verde. Passatelo nel' lomo gia' caldo 200/no. 6 per 15 minut.i. Versati:llo sui piatto di Place in pre-heated oven 200/no.6 for about 15 minutes. Turn the rice onto a serving dish, pour the portata e mettete 10 stuffatino nel' foro centrale. . .' Servite. stew into the centre hold and serve. • • . 38 June 90 ------~- -

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