Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 20, 1971, Image 8

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    w I LA ND/ OBSERV ER Thursday
May 20, 1971
.Form er L in fie ld e r honored This Week
arts
OUR BANK BY M A Il PLAN IS
John Lee, a form er Linfield
student and the first athlete in
SIMPLICITY ITSELF. W t PAY
the history of the NAIA to
par 'pipate in all three m ajor
POSTAGE BOTH WAYS
sport championships all in the
V t t D IR K
( A W N S ) — the time element and what is
Torn
Ewell
says,
"Never
did
same year is receiving special
" hethei i t ’s Johnnie, Merv or going to lie said. This is not a
re co g n itio n by the L in fie ld
Dick, the network talk shows all verbatim rehearsal, hut the time like live audiences . . makes me
nervous
His producer clucks
athletic department
have the same problem — the , is stressed and stressed again,
pleasantly.
i
W AM h Hl I
Lee played under Paul
guests. Though they are made
Dick Cavett is nowhere to Is­
Miss Vaccaro leaves the Green
Durham when the Linfield team
as humanly comfortable as hud seen in the carpeted offices (and
< / / / ( A/ Vf,'«'
Room, enters the show stag«' left,
finished second in the NAIA in
gets and confidence can afford. | he seldom sees any o f his guests «ml is charming. The other
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l * ' 566 In the same year he also
the talk show guests undergo before the show). The producer
Ask A littui O u r
guests watch her pensively in
f f l a r M f l L a d e u ' l g played for Ted Wilson s cage
some o f the most jitte ry routines smiles p re ttily and tells th«
the Green Room. Then Ruck The Hank of C alifornia
crew when the L in fie ld e rs
imaginable. It's exposed nerves guest to be punctual when ar Henry goea on and the first
3 - 2 - 1 P lan
b u ild in g .
all the way.
journeyed to Kansas Citv And
rivin g at the studio the next! thing he says to Cavett is that
À I
he was a member of thè Lind
Dick Cavett's talk marathon evening. Time, time is every he's nervous,
fie ld cham pionship baseball
seldom allows for time-gobbling thing.
He explains that he's just
team of 1966
song - and - dance entertainment.
‘‘ You're not nervous?"
given up smoking Everylmtly in
From Hartford. Conn . Lee
The guests, usually four, must
"No, certainly not Why should the Green Room lights up a cig
has been teaching in the Hart
carry the show. Their back I be nervous?”
arette. Tom Ewell is sittin g on
ford area since graduation and
grounds are usually diverse,
fully
having
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•* It's
« n a n w iu
iij good «lí*»
H'K you the -nd of his chair. The Jour­
is
responsible
for
six
other
th e n e n te r ta in m e n t value. ’ on the show. I'm sure you and nalist is standing. His producer
By Pleasant Session
chancy. Cavett has no nerves
students who are attending
Dick am going to enjoy each is smiling "There's nothing to
Most o f Cavett's guests go other.’
Linfield presently
la- nervous about.”
Rose C ity Cab put ita ll together
through a two-day process be­
l ee anticipates moving to
The guest receives several
"No. no. of course not."
la s t
F riday night, for a 3-0
fore getting their half hour or phone calls at his hotel during
Shoreline Community College in
lo rn Ewell then goes on and
Natfajiof Aa»w<Jartoe
m I m b i k i () I (
sweep in A Jain 4 Eve league In­
less spot.
Seattle in the near future where
the next day. Make sure you're the w rite r waits alone in the
407
S
W
Broadway
Portland.
Oregon
97205
terstate lanes, to take league
The
first
day.
a
guest
usually
he w ill he head baseball coach
on time Don't be late. Time is Green Room. Koon his producer
Championship by a game and
reports to one of Cavett's pretty everything. You're not nervous, leads him by the hand to the
and dean of men
Phone 225 3636
half margin.
producers. A ll o f his producers are you?
His picture w ill be added to
wings of the stage where he
Rose C it y , te a m -n e m h e rs
are bouncy, pre tty young girls
the many other Linfield stars in
The next evening, promptly waits to enter the blinding stage
who. on the surface, gush and at five p.m., the guest rushes to lights.
Hazel Polk, Minnie Brown Jim
the show case in Rilex hall
gurgle.
But
t ’s really all busi- v Cavett’s
" "
— i ........-wo.
H'Vlk « til
o r.2.l,e > f
Andy
M o t t . THE SECOND STEP IS A
theater-studio and is
"There art- millions of people
ness. They rehearse each guest immediately ushered into The watching this show, aren’t
1 oik s 621 scratch series w as CHECK POINT
thoroughly in one of the cubicles Green Room by his |a-rsonal g irl there?" he says.
h ig h fo r th e league. Minnie
A w ill-tim e d swing means the
in his production offices. Each is producer. It's a small room
Brown 22b scratchgame also a
The g irl producer smiles. "Oh,
very careful to point out that sort o f an octagonal 8 x 8 feet I suppose, hut it's nothing to be
le a g u e h ig h. Jim C ro lle y ' s hall should reach the bottom of
it's wonderful having the guest a ffa ir resembling a diving hell. nervous about. Just remember
handicap series of 709 tops for its arc at the finish of the second
and Dick really appreciates it,
step. If the ball is past this posi­
There are several chairs in the time. You'll do fine.”
the men. Jim *as forced to
and wouldn't it he wonderful to h a lf circles pushed together, all
“ Thank«.’*
share high scratch honors of ¿57 tion, your footwork is slow. \nd
be
able
to
take
all
the
time
Band fanfare,
hut „ wob-
facing an enormous color TV
___ quick
___ .....
„„
w it h J a c k S m ith.of the P’ i f i t hasn’ t dropped that far,
needed to tell his or her story.
set. It's transm itting a closed b*y steps forward. Cavett stand
Jammers team that finished in a you’ re moving your feet too
But there isn't time, a few circu it picture o f Cavett's stage " '8 up, smiling, holding out his
-txi place tie with half and half. quickly. H a v e someone check
minutes
Each - guest
you on this.
“ T only,
---- - . pity.
-
------
— — (the show is tapmi one day in hand and measuring the guest's
- JO N KILLINGSWQBTH. PORTLAND PHONE 285 266?
Herman Lawson put together
usually gets 15 minutes of ban- advance). A ll o f the guests are height with his eyes he's a
games of 188-208-224 fo r, a 620
Hector Blondet, fifth -ro u n d
( avett. The stellar at- present and morosely staring at '’hurt man and conscious o f It.
Blondet, who tsm arried and
series fo r, Kegler o f the week
draft choice from M urray State has one youngster came to *raet' on r7 '8bt I f t from a h a lf it. Each one o f them has his per- I'll«- show goes on.
Jim P h illip p s..........................559
State from Paducah
to
but he **<- «onal producer in moil dress sit
A fte r an interminable |ieriod
of Kentucky, has agreed
to M urray
ikw Fosu¿( 5mx J imi
Minnie Brown........................ 5og
, ,ln K or ''« " d in g nearby.
'¡me. the guests stagger off
terms with the Portland T ra il Community College, which won ters ! S.,e “ r '
the
national
junior
college
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Suddenly,
the
music
starts
up
th.-
show
ended.
The
g.rl
Blazers.
'
Blondet. 6 - 4, 180 - pounds championship with B lo n 'e r ^ f d , *r’ tht tniest w ill bring or and (a ve tt. amid the cue-carded t>r<xlue.'i- is standing next to the
the I n X
narrate o r be the subject o f a thunder of a packed house is on «’U rnali.t
guard, w ill report to rookie
P‘
short film «'■'P- The lfimrn film camera, opening with his mono-
"You were te rrific," she says.
camp in June but technically w ill
clip must be watched the first log. He is funny. At least every "N ot nervous a hit.”
Northeast
Pony
League
roster uf P o rt- day wjth the producer who is
not sign a contract until late la iL l'^
" I was shaking all over. I was
body in The Green Room laughs
thru
Tuesday,
May
18
xi s I .a il Blazers is beginn- tim ing it w ith the guest.
summer so that he may re­
air** on
nn the flavor o c f
• vr a
Actor Tom Ewell o f .S’ei-en rotten."
an
W L Pet GS
present Puerto Rico m the Pan mg to take
“ lo u 're not nervous, now, are ) enr ftcA fame stares glumly at
She smiles. “ Well, no one w ill
Mina Temple....
A ll - Starcollege team from the you?” the pretty thing says.
American games.
the set and makes a few under- ever know it."
Local 296......... ...J 0 1030 —
Blondet, is the sixth o f th e state of Kentucky.
“ No, no,” the guest, a journal­ the-breath remarks. Brenda Vac-
"Yes," the journalist happily
Northwest Bell.
T rail Blazers’ 1971 col lege draft
ist, insists.
earn o f .Ifufritg/tf Cuu'hog fame realize». "That's right, no one
Latest
to
sign
a
Blazer
con-
Alpenrose.........
choices to come to term s. , " 7 " - □*gn a eiazercon-
w ill ever know it.”
And a fte r the film clip, or any
As a senior at M urray State, fo rw a rd 1£ o m y^ 8’ i 30" P<’Und other special presentation — giggles at Cavett's jokes. Buck
Allen Temple... ...JO 1 000 1
The theater lights dim. Dick
Henry of C a tch -tt fame says
D-M Auto Parts ....0 1 000 I H old YOUR FINAL POSITION Blondet averaged
---------- , 14.5 points a p
lorward
ordan,. from Morehead State, book, record and assorted hoop- nothing. The last guest, the < 'avett H ffon«- g|
sixth-
round
...JO
1
ooo
1
Mount O livet....
!■
V a*6|* trars
game and for a guard shot e x - cho
S
draft de-doo, the producer w ill go over| journalist, sweats.
Feelers
Mina Temple.... ....o
1 000 1
Some bowlers just can’ t seem trem ely well from the field__
to hold their finishing positions .494 on 144 of 291 shots.
Northeast L ittle League
fo r even a few seconds. Yet, to
He averaged IP points a game
(m ajors) Baseball
Day joines L a rry Steele
of
he a topflight bowler, you m u s t »hiie shooting .479 from the
* L
W L attain this goal. If you make a field as a ju n io r.
U niversity of Kentucky
and
Coast Janitorial
7 0 gradual, well - timed approach
Stu Inman. Portland’ s D i­ Hector Blondet of M urray State
P hils Bike Shop
5 2 and avoid lunging with the ball at rector of Player Personnel on the lis t of signed rookies who
with
Union Ave Boosters
5 2 the last moment, you’ ll he able rates Blondet as a ''s p k le ry - played college ball in the s ta te
Welders Supply
] 5
to hold your final position ef­ type guard who could develop in­ of Kentucky last season.
Portland Properties
1 5
fo rtle ssly.
to a great defensive player in the
Herzog
The Blazers now have signed
6
WHEN
S CO RES
START n o n /^ * 1 Basketbal1 Associa-
M inor
League
six of th e irtopeightdraftchoic-
SLUM JING, i t ’ s time to ge t a
McCoy Plumbing
4 3
es---- Sidney Wicks o f UCLA,
copy o f ‘ ’ planning. Tim ing and
“ He is very, very quick, a
D ial Finance
Charles Velverton of Fordham,
3
Correcting Y o u r D elivery,’ ’ flo o r leader with great qualities Steele, B ill Simth of Syracuse
MINNESOTA
N d i.K riw a n is
2 4
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the booklet by bowling chamos on
--------. - one of the better Blondet and Day— plus Idtb
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offense,
Runyan 88< store
4 3
Don
C
arter
and
Marion
Ladewig
passers
seen
in
the college
Rookie League
selection John Sutter of Tularx
TWINS
A copy'sya.rsfor2Q < and
a ranks this year.' says Inman.
Helen Bernhard
5
stamped, self - addressed e n - -------------------------
F a rre l
4
EAGER
velope sent to D onCarter and
Hancock Service
2
Plant A Carden F or
The
Marion Ladewig, c /o
T he
Freedom Bank
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With the Minnesota Iw in s --
Hungry
Portland Observer.
Beaver Lodge
0
Portland Beaver game only torn
and
Week ending May 15
days away, ticket manager. B ill
Green Fingers Program now
C utler J r. announced t h a t
its 4th year has surplus seed for
reserve box seats fo r the Mon­
anyone who wishes to p la n t a
day night. May 24thclash have
garden.
p ® n Fri. Sat.,
6:45 P.M.
been sold, but there s till Is
~>eed are sacked in quannies
excellent selection of reserve
f o r 5 member fam ilies, plus
grandstand seats, available for
S un
9 • a c
County Extension booklet giving
$2.50 T I c k e t orders fo r re­
directions fo r planting.
served grandstand seats aie
Contact VivaneL.Barnett, 27N
being taken in the Heaver ticket
Killingsworth 289-7354
office, a n d ’ a re available at
Stevens and Sons, Vac
F u rn ltu ie , Lincoln Savings and
GENF “ Chief” FOSTER
SKIP O'BRIEN
Administrativ« Assistant
Loan A "-sociatlon, StyleShop in
Seles Promotion Manager
Longview, Washington...........or
In a secluded bungalow on order.
by calling the Beaver ticket
Long Island, New York lives a
Another CIA blooper was a Criswell fo r years.
o
flic - at 226-2801.
- a
Polish colonel by the name of recent edition of the city maga­
Criswell's official hangout is
A c c o r d in g to B ill C utler,
.Michal Goleniewski. A defector zine A tlanta. Their chief arms the Brown Derby where he holds
Beavers President and General
from Poland in 1960, Goleniew­ inventor, Mitchell Werhel, who court at a giant table. He is
Manager, all ticket sales have
ski is approximately 67-yearg- lives
to public
displays
C„„,L near the
- n Athens-of-the-
w w -n n n n « - often given IO
pUhh(. q|sp|
been excel lent and all reserved
old and a Polish
intelligence
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— « ith
U .I
1|S
n
South, posed w
his I9 sons i in
<uch as demanding a phone be
seats w ill be sold before game
agent He has hemophelia and comm.orf«
commando gear and Eric Amb- brought to his table fo r an
im-
tim
e. General admission and
one o f his legs has been crippled le«- weapons outside th e ir . r pala
__
portant call.
bleacher tickets w ill be sold and
by the disease since he was a tial estate fo r a recent cover
Once, while loudly calling a
teenager.
are $2,00..... Plans are also In
story. The inside story, reports friend at his office from
the m ill for a homerun hitting
B ill C utler, J r
The retired colonel and a small have it, of Werbel's fantastic Derby, Criswell slammed o „ the
wn
LESLIE NELSON
Ticket Manager
down
contest before the game between
retinue was taken in by the CIA operations was never told.
Secretary
u
" What 3
"ffice
upon his defection, and in 1963
the Minnesota I wins. Harm m
When the CIA headquarters that fellow has,” Criswell com­
he offered them enough evidenre officials in Langley, V irginia plained. "Nobody knows where
Klllebrew and Portlands Cotton
to expose Kim Philby, a top saw the proofs, they blew their ne is.
Nash.
English intelligence agent (of collective stacks. The story was
Game time for the Minnesota
Raymond
Friday
Locke,
editor
MI-6) as a Soviet Spy. It was cut to the bone.
Twins— Beavers game Is set for
Philby who established the CIA's
But there are bones covered of Mankind M a g m in t, looked
7:30, Monday, May 24th a t
many intelligence operations in with healthy flesh and s till ra t­ up from an adjoining table and
Portland C ivic Stadium, I hank
said
w
ryly
to
the
Great
Criswell,
Europe since World W ar IL
tlin g around live and loose in
you.
You mean you don’t know
But Goleniewski has another the canard-ridden personage o f
distinction, incredible, perhaps. escaped Nazi. M artin Bormann, where he is?”
(continued from p. I)
He claims to be Tsarevich according to Chicago archeolo­ T H R O U G H O U T -T H E -L A N D :
G ood C o n d u c t M edal(thlrd
Alexis Romanov, last o f the gist and filmmaker, Dan McCon­
American International Pictures
award), Englneman H a r r i s
rig h tfu l ruling Russian mon­ nell.
wears the National I lefense Ser­
archs. He has papers and the
’’ »•SCILLA aOERMA
McConnell, just back from an is conducting a talent search fo r
Satos
vice Medal NavyComrnenda-
testimony o f many who knew exhausting trip from South a new leading lady to play
• Wash 18 lbs. of M ixed Fabrics
Alexis as a child to support his America (where else?), said Camille. This is the tenth re­
tlon M ela I with the combat V ,
make
o
f
the
.soapy
melodrama
claim. And, as the CIA knows that while combing the Para­
Vietnam ServiceMedal, ami the
in O n e Load.
full well, there is every indica­ guayan jungles fo r an ancient and International is employing
Vietnam Campaign Medal.
the
old
Scarlet
O’Hara-
Gone
• Mini Basket H andles up to 2*/2
tion that he is Tsar Nicholas Mayan wall, he stumbled upon ,
Englneman H a rris was born
I l ’s son.
Bormann’s camp. He said he B Uh. the H ind hunt. The film
lbs. o f H and W asbables.
In Oktaha, Okla., graduated
firm
“
doesn't
care
whether
the
Why has he never stepped stood upon a high ridge and !
from
Kentlsvllle
High
School,
• I’ ilter I'ln W’asbinn System
forward before ? He has. Sev- ! looked down on a rock fortress new Camille is a professional
and enlisted In th e Navy at
eral attempts to testify before bristling with heavy weaponry actress or whether she has never
Muskogee. He is married to the
• P erm an ent Press (.’yele
Senate subcommittees on his and guards. Beyond the fortress tieen seen on a screen . . . we
form er Chari ye Mae Hutton o f
real identity have been quashed was a wide, fertile ranch with , care about her appeal as a
I f you think
Tulsa. The H a rris ’ s have t w o
The State Department has two hundreds of prize cattle grazing. young woman.” .
children: Wyndy7, Cynthia 4.
Top Secret files on him. There’s
He approached no further, but to escape advertising on closed
T "> ""
a little matter of 80 m illion dol­ later, his “ Dutch” pilot told him w ” .’} , T V ’ ,or,fet
The H a rris ’ s interests ln-
lars the Tsar deposited in Amer- , When they were back in La Paz, World Productions has devised
elude fishing, ami Photography
ican banks prior to World War ' Bolivia (the fortress is about 50 a film strip (w ith Forrest Tucker
Interested persons may meet
I-
miles across the Bolivian bor- talking it up) fo r each locale,
Englneman H a rris and discuss
hypoing
restaurants,
entertain­
WWA 80501
This money, reportedly grown | der in northeast Paraguay, ac-
the Navy’ s fnanydifferent pro­
to enormous proportions in the cording to MeComwil), that his ment and points o f interests.
grams
at
his
office
located
at
the
Chase and J. P. Morgan banks, discovery was authentic. "Bor- This w ill be beamed into almost
Post Office Building at 520 S.W.
along w ith railroad and U. S inann is, indeed, alive . , and he every hotel room across the
M
orrison S t. He Is available
land.
Thanks
a
lo
t!
.
.
.
f
’or
Steel in vest merits, would make has a large, red beard!”
from 9:00a.m. to5:00p.m . o r
those who enjoyed the mod and
floleni» w ski a billionaire twice
Out in Hollywood, public
with trad«, fraim
call 226-3361 E xt. 1644.
over and give American finan­ soothsayer, the Great Criswell satiric western. Batch (annidg
ciers the biggest headaches since (given name Jerome) seldom and the Sundance Kid, an excel
1929
goes anywhere without the real lent history book, The. HTW
So the C IA keeps the good mentor of his fu tu ristic fanfar- Hunch at Robhert Raant by I Pearl
SHOP 9 IO 9
Colonel happy and aging and anades, Maria Graciette. This Rak. r w ill be published this
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