The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 36, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 September 1979 — Page 12

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., September 26,1979

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Here’s help for all you songwriters . . .

So you’ve been writing songs for five years and your mother thinks that Barry Manilow has nothing over you right Q And well, actually, you feel you could give old Barry a run for his money, too. The only rut in your road to stardom is that you don’t know where to begin searching for someone to buy your hit tune. How to Get Your Song Published is one secret to suc-

Never offer a frog a glass of water

Two New York scientists report they have discovered that frogs and toads do not drink water — or anything else for that matter According to the two research biologists, the animals absorb all

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ft ' THE FRIEND WHO STANDS BY X ft When trouble comes your soul to try ft X You love the friend who just stands by. , ft ft Perhaps there’s nothing he can do: c X ft The thing is strictly up to you, ft ft For there are troubles all your own ft X And paths the soul must tread alone: ft ' Times when love can’t smooth the road, » ft Nor friendship lift the heavy load. X ft But just to feel you have a friend ft ft Who will stand by until the end, ft ♦ Whose sympathy through all endures, ft y Whose warm hand clasp is always yours, ft ft It helps somehow to pull you through, X ft Although there's nothing he can do. ft Jr I And so with fervent heart we cry ft X /' . "God bless the friend who just stands by." ft ft ' It C.W. Holmes ft « | ft • Sunday School — 9:30 A M. X ft |~ • Morning Worship Services — ft ft BL 10:30 AM. (Services For all ft ft v Ages Nursery Through Adult) J ft ft W* * Sunday Evening Services At <*!* Jb X y 7pm :: jf ft • Family Night Bible Study and ft f ’ Wild West Program 7PM Ift j Wednesday ft 5 I &in MnUM X ft Robert Greenwood Richard Brouillette ft ft Minister Associate Minister ft MILFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH X Fourth And Henry Streets 658-9151 Milford |

cess. It offers 21 suggestions for getting your song on the charts You need to know which firms handle the sort of tunes you write and how to present them to the publisher you've so carefully chosen. Try to make your pitch in person. Just dropping off your tape to someone who will “give a listen later" doesn’t always mean they will. Some publishers will listen later, but others will simply

the moisture they need directly through their skin. Whenever frogs are thristy. they say. the animals hop to the nearest puddles of water and — instead of drinking from the puddles — they simply sit in them

send back your tape in the selfaddressed stamped envelope you’re expected to leave. Try not to be discouraged with publishers you've already seen and seek new contacts, too. Find out about professional organizations that might help you and what sort of attitude you should try to maintain while waiting to be discovered. ASCAP Public Relations, Dept. FB One Lincoln Plaza New York. N.Y 10023 Milford man sentenced Ollie Ben Rochester. 22. Milford, has lost his driving privileges for one year. He was also ordered to serve four days of a 60-day jail sentence and assessed a total of $403.50. Rochester pleaded guilty in Goshen City Court to charges of driving while intoxicated, driving while his operator's license was suspended and leaving the scene of a traffic accident. He was arrested by the police after an accident on Post Road. Roxbury Park. Goshen. August 25. Rochester w as also ordered to make a restitution of $991 for damages in the accident. He was placed on formal probation for four months and ordered to attend an alcohol education program for four months.

WASHINGTON WATCH Sen. Dick Lugar

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SOVIET TROOPS IN CUBA

American intelligence sources recently disclosed the existence of a brigade of Soviet combat troops in Cuba. I believe that this brigade may be part of a gradual and covert build-up of a Soviet military presence in Cuba. In the last several years, naval buildings, submarines, Mig-23 jets, and advanced communication equipment have also appeared in Cuba. The disclosure of the Soviet troops requires a prompt and firm response by the Administration. The

"Miss Piggy" gets bumped from Turkey TV “Miss Piggy" has been banned from Turkish television. The popular “Muppet Show” character along with the rest of the program has been taken off the air in Turkey during the month-long Ramadan fasting period, in case Miss Piggy offends devout Moslems. The reason for this is that Moslems do not eat pork and consider pigs unclean. Turkish television officials, however, insist that Miss Piggy will be back on the TV screen again at the end of the month. Car backs from driveway, hits another vehicle A car operated by Don E. Brookins. 65. Leesburg, was hit when Ronald A Hochstetler. 20. r 1 Etna Green, backed out of a driveway and failed to set 1 the Brookins auto. The accident occurred at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 22. on SR 25 and CR 600 W. south of Palestine Police estimated t he damage at S4OO to Hochstetler s auto and $225 to Brookin s auto. Kosciusko County Patrolman Brant Nellans investigated Stereo for AM radio Stereo Broadcasts may soon become a reality on AM stations as well as FM. The broadcast trade publication Radio and Records reports that the Federal Communications Commission is currently considering five different methods that have already been tested for transmitting stereo broadcast by existing AM stations. One of the methods, according to the report, has been tested with success for 30,000 “on air” hours on 11 different stations. A decision of which method will be adopted is expected from the FCC in the near future. Radio and Records says. Breaking and entry at Farm Bureau Town Marshal David Hobbs of Milford is investigating a breaking and entry which took place last week at the Farm Bureau Co-op lumber yard in Milford. The incident was discovered by Farm Bureau manager Tony Zimmerman. Entry was made through a back doorway and the person or persons knocked out the Plexiglass

President and the Secretary of State must make crystal clear to the Soviet Union that this build-up is unacceptable to the United States and that the presence of Soviet combat troops is particularly objectionable. If we do not succeed in making clear to the Soviet Union that we find their present military status in Cuba unacceptable, we will invite a continuing escalation of Soviet forces there. The presence of these forces is inherently destabilizing; they offer Cuba encouragement and opportunity for expansion of its military adventures around the world. These adventures, particularly if they take place in the Western Hemisphere, invite increased tensions and vastly increase the risk of confrontation with the Soviet Union at a later date. A The United States has available to it many ways of indicating its displeasure with Soviet policies in Cuba, and the necessity of their being reversed. Specifically, I cannot see how or why the SALT II Treaty should go forward while the Soviet Union is engaged in surreptitious and destabilizing policies in Cuba. Nor do I see how the Congress can consider granting most-favored-nation trade status to the Soviet Union while it garrisons combat troops in Cuba. The President should not miscalculate the depth of the American people’s opposition to Soviet combat troops and advanced weapons systems in Cuba. He ought not to confuse a calm, but firm, approach to the removal of .Soviet troops with total passivity. He ought not to squander what remains of his credibility through indecisiveness and inaction.

Birthday Party For Louisville .. . x Colonel Sanders Marks 89th Year Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, has celebrated more than a few birthdays in his lifetime—but his 89th will be one that the whole city of Louisville will remember ! In honor of the occasion, the Colonel is hosting a day-long

1890's style celebration. And ? everyone is invited to the party at the Belvedere. Louisville's riverfront park. There will be exhibitions ‘ highlighting aspects of frontier life in the last century, ranging ■ from rail-splitting to broom ; and candle-making. Visitors will be able to watch a blacksmith at work and see butter being churned the way it was when the Colonel was just a boy Also on display will be J such early-American crafts as quilting, canning, basketry, whittling, pewterwork and dul-cimer-making. Throughout the afternoon, singers, dancers, bands, clowns ; and mimes will entertain the : crowd. And in the evening, | country music star Barbara i Mandrell will perform at a free ■ concert in the park. Os course, no birthday would j be complete without a cake ... i in this case, dozens of cakes ... j enough to serve 10.000 people! | Colonel Sanders himself will : blow out the candles and make the first cut as- well-wishers sing "Happy Birthday."

Who do you think suffers most in divorces?

Men suffer more than their exwives just two months after a divorce, but the situation is reversed two years later, o f FL. LIONS TO SPONSOR HYPNOTIST — The Syracuse Lions will be sponsoring Zula .M. White a Fort Wayne hypnotist, in selfhypnosis classes on Monday evenings, starting October 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the Smith-Walbridge Camp office. White has worked with physicians and hospitals in the Fort Wayne area. She has opened her own office primarily for prescription hypnosis. She has been working to establish a rapport with the medical and dental community and in addition to her individual sessions she teaches hypnosis and self hypnosis. For further information on the self hypnosis classes persons may contact the SmithWalbridge lamp Office. Syracuse.

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The Colonel is truly a legend in his own time, known and loved the world over. To learn more about the man who took a recipe for chicken and turned it into a business that reaches more than 50 countries, look no further than the Colonel Harland Sanders Museum. A new era in food service is recorded on the Museum's walls, in the display cases and by means of specially-designed videotape programs. On display is the charred pressure cooker used by the Colonel to perfect his secret recipe and his cooking method And there are awards and tributes from around the globe, one of the famed white suits that have become the Colonel’s special trademark: a portrait of the Colonel painted by Norman Rockwell: and rare photographs and artifacts that are as much a part of America’s history as Sanders’ own. The Museum, at 1441 Gardiner Lane, is free and open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m Monday through Friday

These are the findings of an indepth study of post-divorce reactions by University of Virginia psychology Professor Dr. E. Mavis Hetherington. Dr. Hetherington interviewed 48 families in the throes of divorce, two months after the split-up. one year and finally two years after the seperation. She found that after two months most men are emotionally upset, while women are more stable. But after two years, a husband is likely to be suffering less aftershocks from the break-up. Dr. Hetherington found that the worst time for both spouses is or e year after the divorce. At that time. 75 per cent of the women and over half of the men she surveyed said they felt the divorce might have been a mistake. ‘Dr. Donald Duck 9 is Scottish M.D. A Scottish physician whose name really is Donald Duck says he is not embarrassed *by :he name his parents gave him. Dr. Donald Duck, who lives in the west Scottish highland fishing town of Mallaig, says that “My parents christened me Donald before the Disney character was invented." " Duck insists he’s never the one who is embarrassed by his name. “On the contrary." he says "I find it is other people who are more likely to be sensitive, trying desperately not to laugh.” Color television was first demonstrated in 192!i.

Workplace poisons kill 100,000 a year

A government commission on toxic substances is warning that Americans are slowly but steadily being poisoned to death by tens of thousands of chemicals in their food, in the workplace and throughout the rest of the environment. The draft report by the “Toxic Substances Strategy Committee” concludes that more than 100.000 workers die each year as a result of physical and chemical hazards in the workplace. The commission is chaired by Gus Speth, the head of the President’s Council On Environmental Quality. Speth estimates that up to 38 per cent of all cancers in the United States are caused by exposure to cancer-causing substances on the job The commission warns that the chemical problem is almost too big to control, noting that the Environmental Protection Agency alone must try to monitor the health effects of 43.000 different chemical substances. A thin coating of glue is better than a thick one.

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Potentially dangerous chemicals, it says, range from poisonous substances leaking from waste dumps into our drinking water to additives in our breakfast cereals. Jimmy's hometown goes bust The tourism boom that started in the President s hometown three years ago when Carter was first elected to the White House has apparently gone bust. The Plains visitors’ center reports that tourism has dropped more than 70 per cent — from almost 42.000 visitors in June 1978 to less than 13.000 two months ago. ; Three of the five tour services that used to shuttle visitors up and down Main Street have shut down and the remaining two reportedly only get a handful of customers a day As one Plains resident put it: “Plains is on its uppers “