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DAILY FACTS, Redlands, Calif. Thursday, August 12 Ann Landers answers your problems THURSDAY AUGUST 11 I EVENING 6:00 (17 3 8 39 News 10 23 6 8S News Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 6 Corner Pyle 3 29 8 News Gunsmoke (D Pailridge Family CE) Alias Smith and lones journey to Adventure 26 I Love Lucy EID Electric Company ED Dramatic Series ED Kites Other Better Way Movie: (90) "Two Rode Together" i'. Richard Widmjrk ionos 6 CD Andy Griffith 10 Merv Griffin Show (17 3 The Lone Ranger 63 39 3 News 26 Dick Van Dyke Show Zoom (29 8 Bewitched Man Builds. Man Destroys 7:00 3 Emergency One 23 6 e) 63 News Liars Club 6 My Three Sons 8 To Tell the Truth Concentration (D I Love Lucy (B The FBI (17 3 My Three Sons Children's Program 26 Mayberry RFD 6D MacNeil, Lehrer Report 29 8 The Partridge Family 39 Cross-Wits e) Real Estate You Andy Love American Style 6 The Odd Couple The Gong Show 8 Candid Camera The Joker's Wild 10 23 6 Match Game CD Bewitched (17 3 The News Firm Today's Cooking 26 Hogan's Heroes 6D Channel 28 Tonight 29 8 Brady Bunch ga Price Is Right 39 Liar's Club ED Orange County Summer 8:00 (17 3 8 The Waltons (R) 'jD las tne entire 'rVallor', '3rr-il, 'in oje' the dange's of he! sleepAa 'Kinj brought on by traunntrc she savv the rocji Latnivai leins rtheel 23 6 63 39 Movie; (3hr) "Finian's Rainbow" imusi Sc-Fieo Astaire, Petula ClaiK Tommy Sleeie Don Francks Keenan 'iVvnn Freeman Jr fmian steals Glocca Morra's pol ol gold and, pursued by the leprechaun Og, takes It to Kentucky where he buries it the hope ol making it increase in yalur Movie: "A Rage to Live" (dia) 65 Suzanne Pleshelte Bradtora Dillman Ben Gazzara Peter Graves 6 Movie: (2hr) "Watch on the Rhine" idra) 43-Betle Davis. Paul L-jkas 0 3 10 29 8 Welcome Back Kotter 'iVelcome Back Gabe recalls his first Oay as a teacher when he learned that all his fears were justified Movie: (2hr) "Pillow Talk" iromi 6-1-Dons Day, Rock Hudson, Tony Randall, Thelma Ritter (D National Geographic The Amazon CB Perry Mason 26 Movie: (2hr) "Embassy" (SUSP) 72-Richard Roundtree QD The Forsyte Saga G) Premier Del Jueves 3.

10 (29' C8,) What's Happening (R) Shirley's pregnant sister, alter learning her boyfriend is not going to marry her, decides to put tier baby up for adoption which upsets the boys who were looking forward to being stepfathers £3 Starboard 9:00 (17 3 8J Hawaii Five-0 (R) McGarrelt works with a Tokyo police officer trying to bust a gun running operation between Hawaii and Japan lo complicate matters, a Japanese undercover agent is forced into betraying the Tokyo cop, 3 10 Z9: SJ) Barney Miller (R) 'Group Home" Fish is in drag on the anti mugging squad and the rest ol the crew are trying to resolve a conflict between a man who claims that secret army tests ruined his health and a sergeant who says the man threatened lo bomb his recruiting station CD Merv Griffin Show CB The Virginian QD The Age of Uncertainty Summer Film Classics Twilight Zone 3 10 ('29) 8j) Three's Company (R) Two beautiful contem porary young women need a third roommate and decide to share then apartment with a man, Soccer From Germany 10:00 ((17) (33 (S) Barnaby Bradford Dillman guests as a play- boy-exathlete who plots a difficult $2 million dollar diamond tieist that involved an earlier burglary to obtain plans of the security system guarding the fortune in gems. News (S) Movie: (2hr) "Good News" (rnus) '47-June Allyson. Peter Lawford. aWWmm Westslde Medical (R) "My Physician, My Friend" Part I. Dr.

Parker fights to save the life of a nun who seems determined to die. Cavalcade of Boxing Masterpiece Theatre Q) El Bien Amado ID Q) News gD Americana 11:00 (B CD ((52) CD) 39 News 23 6 10 ED News 29 8 Love American Style Ironside CD Fernwood 2Night CB Marcus Welby 26 Best ol Groucho 6D Woman ED Report (17" 3) 8 Movies: Kojak Dehver Us Some "If He Hollers, Let Him Go" (dra) 6S Dana Wvnte Raymond St lacques Kenn WC.trthv 23 6 63 39 Johnnv Cjrwi 3 10 29 8 S.W.A.T. The Thursday Night Special CD Melronews 26 The 700 Club GD Captioned ABC Evening News Cinema 34 12:00 Twilight Zone Movie: "Guerrillas in Pink Lace" -J. Sh.i.>ief or'-'C" Vontgomery CD Cross-Wits CB Movie: "I Was A Shoplifter" Scott Dragnet CD Movie: "A Night to Remember" i loret 'a 'lan Afierne jett Donneil 1:00 23 6 39 Tomorrow Movies: Red Light Ihe Gos pel According to St VattheA CB Movie: "Three for Jamie Dawn" 56 U'iw Day Ricardo 2:00 Movies: Subieitoge lam LIP Movie: "Some May Live" Idra I 66 Joseph Gotten Martha Hyei Cushmg CD Movies: Fortunes ot Cap tarn Blood Vampire Men ol the Lost Pianel Rosie's LOS ANGELES (LTD Roosevelt Grier, the former professional football player and Kennedy family guard who has done much to change the image of needlepoint, is auctioning off a quilt incorporating the signatures of all the members of the 1977 Los Angeles Rams. Grier is holding an auction Aug.

21 to raise money for Giant Step, a national organization he founded to help poor teen-agers and old people by auctioning off goods contributed by celebrities, including John Wayne, Jacqueline Onassis, Tefiv Savalas and Robert Blake. Dear Ann: That letter from the young man with all the bisexual friends bothered me. I don't usually give advice, but I'd like to address the rest of this letter to him: You sound like a decent guy-probably a few years younger than I am, so I think I know where you're coming from. These friends of yours are doing a lot of talking and from where you're it looks like everybody's into the bisexual bag.bon'tbuy it. Did you ever wonder why they are so eager to recruit new I can tell you.

It's because the thrill is in seeing how many straights they can sucker into their stupid orgies. They've already rationalized their kinky behavior, but they need to justify it by telling you how great it is. They wouldn't want anyone to think they're ashamed. Well, I've dabbled in pot, pills and experienced various culture trips. I've also seen a lot of fairly good people burned out by that stuff.

You have to draw the line somewhere. If you really want to do something, go ahead and do it. But let it be YOUR idea. It's hard enough to live with our private mistakes, but to take a chance at something that involves a bunch of big-mouths is dumb. Hang in there.

We aren't all perverts, and I for one am fed up with those For Letting Me Rap Dear Friend: Thanks for rapping. Glad to provide space for a sensible letter. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a widow in my late 50s and would you believe I am hopelessly, totally in love with a man '20 years my During the six months our affair lasted I was the happiest woman alive. It was like being reborn. It's over now and I know it.

Although he phones once in a while and savs he die Movie comic LOS ANGELES (UPIi Vince Barnett, movie comic and real life hoaxster who matched wits with George Bernard Shaw and impersonated a general to "Hap" Arnold, died of heart trouble Wednesday. He was 75. Barnett's bald dome and hawk-nosed pixie face were familiar sights in films for 50 years, from "Scarface" to "Springfield Rifle," but he had a greater reputation as a skilled practical joker, perpetrating memorable hoaxes with his "rent-a-prankster" business. As reporter "Timothy Glutz- spiegel" he accosted George Bernard Shaw in a restaurant, and complained to the master wit that his remarks at a news conference that morning were "old stuff you keep repeating yourself" and demanded new quotes. He is survived by his widow, Kit, and a brother and sister.

A Requiem Mass was scheduled Saturday at St. Francis de Salles church, Sherman Oaks, with burial at San Fernando Mission cemetery. Public Notices FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FBN WIU The person li dolnf bualnets as: LINDEN 381 Campbell Redlands CA 13373. Joel C. Underotli Campbell Ave.

Redlands, CA 92373 This business Is conducted by a limited partnership. Slfned Joel C. Underoth This atalemeot wai filed with the County Oerk of San Bernardino County on July 31, 1877. CERTIFICA'nON I hereby certify that the (oreiolnf Is a correct copy of the orlfloal on flle In my office. (SEAL) V.

DENNIS WARDLE. County Qcrk by JuleoeCOrarbolt Deputy EXPIRES DEC. 31.1M3 (Publish FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FBN The following persons are doing busUieaa as: MARK ENTERPRISES, 41B Summit Redlands. CaUf. 12373.

Samuel S. Sewall 419 Summit Ave. Redlands. CA 92373 Mark A. SewaU 419 Summit Ave.

Redlands. CA 92373 This bualneas Is conducted by: general. Date Aug, 1, 1977 Slgntd Mark Sewall This statement was filed with the County Clerk of San Bernardino County on Aug, 1977. CEB'nFICA 'nON I hereby certify that the foregoing li a correct copy of the original on flle In my office. V.

DENNIS WARDLE, County (Hark by C. Omholt Deputy EXPIRES DEC, (Publish: Calorie use varies By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I am curious as to the amount of calories used in different jobs, in resting and activities.

I am a bookkeeper and have a weight problem. If I could find the approximate number of calories used per day then I could gauge my calorie intake according to this and maybe begin to lose weight. DEAR READER The moment of truth as to whether you are eating too much and not exercising enough is when you feel that layer of fat under your skin. If it is shrinking you are going in the right direction. If it is increasing, better reconsider your program.

There are a lot of variables that determine the number of calories anyone uses. It even depends on how much of your body weight is fat and how much is muscle. The person with more fat and less muscle will use fewer calories at rest than another person who weighs the same amount but has more muscles. That is why body composition not just pounds on the scales is so important. A healthy, well-conditioned person who is not fat will use about 1500 calories a day at absolute rest as if he were asleep.

We call this basal metabolism and' it represents about 60 to 65 calories an hour. These calories are used to keep your body in its healthy State. That includes the energy required to move nutrients into and out of cells and all sorts of chemical actions that must be accomplished just to maintain that wonderful machine of yours. Sitting awake will take about 100 calories an hour. Standing about 110 calories an hour.

As an office worker you will be interested to know that while doing office work a 150- pound healthy person would use about 150 calories an hour about the same number used to do ordinary housework. Walking uses about 60 calories a mile more than you would use while sleeping. Our 150-pound example, then, would use 120 calories to walk two miles plus the basal 60 calories for the hour for a total of 180 calories an hour while walking two miles. If he walks three miles in an hour his body will use a total of 240 calories. Bicycling at 5.5 miles per hour uses only around 200 calories.

At a rapid rate, though, cycling may use over 400 calories an hour. Here again the variables are important, speed, body weight, uphill or downhill. Calisthenics vary greatly depending on how vigorously they are done and your body weight. If you are only moving 100 pounds around the floor it takes a lot less energy than if you are moving 250 pounds. If the exercise consists only of swinging the arms it won't use as many calories as running in place or doing pushups.

Swimming is good exercise and doing a crawl stroke at one mile per hour will use over 400 calories. The best swimmers use the least calories to swim a given distance because they are more efficient. Dancing is a wonderful form of exercise and moderate dancing may use as many as 250 calories an hour. Since your body fat stores are eventually the net result of how many calories you take in and how many calories you use, you need to pay attention to both diet and exercise. I am sending you The Health Letter number 4-7, Weight Losing Diet to help you.

misses me and we'll get together "as soon as he finds the time" I know it's only Up service and I am completely devastated. Don't tell me to "keep busy." I'm busier than any woman I know. My career Is very demanding. I also go out with other men. I even spent the night with someone-and it was awful.

What now. Coach? Mizzerablo Dear Time Is your greatest ally. Meanwhile, keep dating others, avoid mooning around and reliving the past. For some crazy reason the one that got away always looks better. iP.S.

Let me know when you find a replacement, dear.) Dear Ann Landers: There's Alcoholics Anonymous for people who can't control their drinking and Gamblers Anonymous for people who can't control their gambling. What about an organization for men who are Workaholics? My husband's compulsion to work 16 hours a day, seven days a week has ruined his health and mine. He has no relationship with his children. We have no social life. Money? Oh, of that.

But no time "to spend It. When we were young I was proud that he was a go-getter but now I see where It has led him. Could It be my fault because I didn't change Dear No one can change a driven, super-aggressive overachlever-except himself. You're not to blame. For Friday, Aug.

12, 1977 August 12, 1977 You can breathe fresh life this coming year into projects that you almost wrote off. Their new potential will make you glad you didn't scrap them. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Normally you don't harbor wily or cunning motives, but today you might feel like sly Reynard the fox The role will not serve you to good advantage VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Today you might try to manipulate friends so that they'll unconsciously do your bidding.

Why the cloak-and-dagger? Just ask them LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You may try to act like a big shot today because you see someone you think to be better than you Be sure your idol is worthy of emulation SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Be prepared for an uphill fight if you go after ambitious undertakings today Balance what you can get against the price SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.

21) It's unfortunate that you'll be belter off being cold and calculating in business today uinerwise. otiiers may take advantage of you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jsn. 19) Someone you're fond of may seek your advice today. It's important to tell it like It is.

without embellishment AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Coworkers could lose respect for ycu if you fail to carry your share of the responsibility Be a learn player it's not a bit harder PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could be torn today between pleasurable activities and necessary tasks Dc let the former detour you Iron, the road you know you must take ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be careful today you don't jeopardize a very valuable social contact This person must be treated with kid gloves TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't broadcast any home problems today It's better tor your image if you can quietly handle them yourself GEMINI (May 21-June 20) affecting your income or earnings should not be treated lightly today. The could be on you if you disregard this suggestion CANCER (June 21-July 22) Subdue your self-seeking or possessive urges If you're too strongly out for No 1.

most certainly you II turn off potential allies ACROSS 1 Loosen 6 Brown pigment 11 Rose 13 Plenty 14 Less difficult 15 guard 16 Collection of facts 17 Cereal grass 19 Pedicel 20 Hebrew propfiet 23 Summer (Fr) 24 Baseball official (abbr.) 27 Human being 29 Has job 31 Wedding 35 Visible vapor 36 Brown pigment 37 Italian port 40 Social bud 41 Mine workers' union (abbr.) 44 Tacked 46 Naive (Fr.) 48 Went before 49 Weatfier bureau (abbr) 53 Glacial epocfi (2 wds) 55 Tropical flower 57 Quaver 58 Fighting man 59 Sing Swiss style 60 Kinds Answer to Previous Puzzle LlElSl DOWN Secondhand College athletic group Ago Greek epic poem Born One (Fr.) Mountain (Lat.) 8 Montana city 9 Heron 10 Poem 12 Hums 13 Colorado park 18 Tune 21 Missing link (2 wds.) 22 Woman's name 24 Navy ship prefix (abbr.) 25 Encountered 26 Before (prefix) 28 Compass point 30 Actor Hefiin 32 Hoosier state (abbr.) 33 Unity 34 Capture 36 Infrequently 38 More pallid 39 Fabrication 41 Make one 42 City in Kwangtung province 43 Manipulate 45 Deprecate 47 Lot 50 Water craft 51 Math term 52 Beverages 54 Solidify 56 Betrayer CLASSIFien Alls To place your ad Phonfe 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1 1 45 46 47 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 II Bargain Spot Ad Prices Based On Price of Your Item CALL 793-3221 You can sell your: Autos, Trucks, Power and Sail Boats, Vacation Trailers and Campers For: $0 to $495 FREE $495 to $1,000 $1.00 Over $1,000 Or No Price Listed $1.50 You can sell your: Appliances, Furniture, Utility Boats and Trailers, Motorcycles, Auto Parts, Boat Accessories, Bicycles, Musical Instruments, Fruits and Vegetables, Plants, Miscellaneous For: FREE $26 to $100 $1.00 Over $100 Or No Price Listed $1.50 THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR 3 LINES FOR 3 DAYS. ADDITIONAL COPY ADD 5c PER WORD. You can advertise your GARAGE SALE For: (4 lines 3 days) $1.50 Additional copy 5c a word. You can advertise your pets FREE PET Ads FREE Pets for Sale $1.00 Tlie above prices apply only to private party ads and are limited to the "Bargain Spot" classification. No refunds on ads cancelled before expiration.

PHONE US TODAY 793-3221 or come by the Facts Office, 700 Brookside at Center. REMEMBER! EXTRA BONUS! If your ad appears in the Wednesday Daily Facts, you get additional coverage in the Shoppers' Guide at NO ADDITIONAL COST! DEADLINES Private party p.m. day preceding publication. Commerlcal noon day preceding publication. Saturday Noon.

Closed Saturday. it and where to find tliem quicltly! BUSINESS DIRECTORY To List Your Business Call 793'3221 Conditioning-Heating BURGESON'S 793-3685 FOR AIR CONDITIONING ANDHEATINGSERVICE SERR'SOF REDLANDS MB E. State. 792-3939. EXTERIOR: House, commercial.

Reasonable, quality work. 7967204. Supplies REDLANDS PAINT STORE 555W. Redlands Blvd. 793-2488 Repair All Chrysler Product Vetiicles Garvey Motors, 415 Orange, 793 2323.

Sliades Custom designed. Redlands Stiade Stiop Stiady Lady Originals The only complete window covering shop In Redlands. 333 North 6th St. 792-5807 SPECIAL occasion cakes made to order. Goodies baked dally.

Goodie Shop, 24 E. State. 792-3811- College COLLEGE OF COSMETOLOGY Phyllis Adair. 410 Sixth St. 793 2275.

Gifts Fashion COSMOS INTERNATIONAL 797-1210 12 E. State St. NEW AND REMODELING Homes and small buildings. 792-8043. Licensed General Contractor.

Contractors PAINTING, paper hanging, light home repairs. Free estimates. Reasonable. BOB CARR. Lie.

256201. 794-1205. Hanging DEWITT PAINTING. A-1 Work. Lie.

No. 300668 792-3168 or 7931614. AAANES PAINTING, paper hanging, brush, roll, spray. Lie. No.

323693. 792-9582. Framing REDLANDS PAINT STORE 555W. Redlands Blvd. 793-2488 SANITARY PLUMBING 1248 Wabash Ave.

Redlands 794-2131. Lie. 168147 class C-36 Arthur Commercial Press 112 N. 5th 793-4883. "Quality-Economy" HEARN ROOFINGCO.

Yucaipa Cotton 34770County Line 550Carollne P.O. Box71, Redlands Free Estimates Lie. No. 307354 vacitloni "APOIL-DTRAVEL SERVICE 107 E. Citrus 793-2461 Washing Clean.

Redlands Car Wash, 412 W. Redlands Blvd Supplies Christian Light Bookstore 314Orange St. 792-2227 Printing CITROGRAPH PRINTING 113 E. State LETTERPRESS-OFFSET Designed Draperies Redlands Shade Shop Shady Lady Originals -Since 333 N. 6th 792-5807 Custom Designed Draperies and valances.

Coverlngt CARPET, linoleum Installed. Lie. No. 197141 792-2603. FURNITURE, Carpet, Draperies, Interiors.

NELSONHALES, 128 E. State St. Phone 793.5665. -Glass "EVERYTHING IN GLASS," Redlands Glass House, 510 Orange. and Deilgn CommercIa I art and composition Arthur Cominerclal Press, 793-4883 care RESIDENTIAL and commercial lawn cutting, tree and bush trimming.

Yard cleaning. Renovating. Low prices. 794-4640. LEE ROOFINGCO.

State and Tennessee 793-3185 Service Redlands Sewing Machine Center 422 E. State Ph. 792-3994. -Shades SUN CONTROL PRODUCTS Transparent window shades. Reflective window fUm.

797-9161. -Stat ionery-G if ard SUNSET TILE ROOFING CO. 700 New York St. 793-3234. ERRORS Where an error is made on the part ol the Redlands Dally Facts, and the Facts is notified by 9 a.m.

day following first insertion, correction will be made and the ad will be run properly one additional day. The Redlands Dally Facts will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. CANCELLATION Cancellations of private party ads may be made until 5 p.m. the day taefore publication. Cancellation will be made for the Monday paper only until 9 a.m.

Monday. Each ad placed must be published one time or there will be a type setting cost of $1.00. Classification Index 1 Lost and Found 2 Personals 3 Special Notices 4 Employment Wanted 6 Help Wanted 7 Schools-Instructions 8 Nurseries-Day Schools 9 Room Board 10 Rest Homes For Rent 11 Apartments For Rent 12 Houses For Rent 12A House To Share 13 Storage Space 15 Offices-Stores 16 Commercial-Industrial 17 Mobile Home Space 18 Mobile Homes 19 Condominiums 20 Ranches-Acreage 21 Beaeh-Mountain-Desert 22 Wanted to Rent or Lease 23 Houses for Sale-Private Party 24 Condominiums for Sale 25 Mobile Homes for Sale Bargain Spot 26 Autos 27 Pickups Trucks 27A Farm Equipment 28 8. Tires 29 Automotive Wanted 30 Motorcycles 31 Bicycles Scooters 32 Motorcycles-Bicycles Wanted 33 Motor Homes-Sale or Rent 34 Campers 35 Vacation Trailers 35A Utility Trailers 36 Boats 37 Boat Motors 8, Accessories 38 Appliances 38A TV and Stereo 39 Furniture 40 Furniture and Appliances Wanted 41 Antiques 42 Miscellaneous 43 Miscellaneous Wanted 44 Garage Sales 45 Pets SI Livestock 46 Pets 8. Livestock Wanted 47 Fruits 8, Vegetables 47A Plants 48 Musical instruments 49 Musical Instruments Wanted 50 Aircraft Sales-Schools 53 Coins SI Stamps 54 Money Wanted 55 Real Estate Loans 56 Money to Loan 57 Mortgages-Trust Deeds 58 Business Opportunities 59 Income Property 60 Beach-Mountain Property 61 Industrial Property 62 Lots and Acreage 63 Cemetery Lots 64 Real Estate Exchanges 65 Real Estate Wanted 66 Groves and Ranches 67 Commercial Property 66 Realtor's Listings 1 LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Female German Shepherd, full grown, Mentone 794-2462.

LOST; Man's digital watch. Aug. 7, vicinity PInewood Apts. pool. REWARD.

793-4342, 792-6217. FOUND; Irish Setter pup. Crafton Hills area. 793-2215. After 6 p.m.

792-2851. LOST: Male, half-Siamese cat with Siamese coloring, blue eyes, stripeson legs and tail. Answers to Duster. Vicinity Garden and Henrietta. 793-3894.

3 SPECIAL NOTICES SERR'SOF REDLANDS 208 E. State 792-3939. Service Shocks Mufflers' Front Ends Brakes 609N. Eureka READING 792-9215. TAURA'S TRAVEL SERVICE 298 E.Citrus 793-7551 Reservations Sunset Travel, 425 E.

Citrus 793-3216. Dorothy Stevens, OwntT RESTYLE, Repair, Reflnlsh. Roy's Upholstery 8. Drapery, 792-1715. Repairing Wilson Jewelry 30 E.

State 793-4806. -Welding Chas. E. Mosso Welding Works 701 Stuart Ave. 793-7219.

-Window Shades SHADES BY JUDY. Located In Redlands Floor Coverings, 348 St. 793-2911. XEROX Low As Per Copy For Further Information Call 793-3221 or Stop By The 700 Brookside.