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Evening Herald from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania • Page 8

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EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1976 PAGE EIGHT TIGER By Bud Blake TELEVISION PROGRAMS FAIT'E PlOURULp by THOMAS JOSEPH I I lN.NHP,E;3rC I IN.NQP EiGHC REDW1 NbiJE LTJH EISB'd DAQrJA LE EUP NED 10-15-22 Movie "A Cry in the Wilderness' George Kennedy TQGIOLIPCZI oRftnc. iOiMllJQUiEl 10:00 3-8-28 Hawk 5- 11 News 6- 16 Starsky Hutch 48 Best of Groucho 10:30 17 Medix 48 llonevmooiiers 11:00 3-6-8-I0-15-16-22-28 News 5-48 Mary llartman 9 Lucy Show 1 1 lloneymooners QiNMAJNinaL 5. FIARM NgjjP JH BOMMlE IMVlTePMe 1 FONT k'NOlJ. TO A TEA FAKTW. I SUPPOSE A BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By Fred Lasswell JUGHAID BEXS I FTWJ UP IN THAT DADBURN ALL BV -J TREE HOUSE THEMSELVES 'Z? TH' WHOLE VTOV ONCE IN A --lVT- BLESSETDflV, (YL WHILE, titSJrWy 11 Burns Allen 44 Robert MacNeil Report 16 Love, American Style 17 One Step Beyond 48 Dark Shadows 12:00 II Movie Yesterday's Answer ACROSS 1 Carrie Chapman 5 South American plains 11 Rainy day complaint 12 Become apparent 13 Getz or Kenton 14 Keep 15 Be able to hold 17 Call day (2 wds.) 18 Biblical boat 19 Like King Cole 20 Perched 42 Learning 43 Sword-shaped 44 German river DOWN 1 "Julius Caesar" character 2 Equity member 3 Saints be praised! (2 wds.) 4 Pup 5 Danger 6 Set right 7 Encountered 8 Hallelujah! (4 wds.) 9 Churn San- "Uncle Harry" George WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00 3-6-8-10-15-16-22-28 News 44 Weather 6:15 44 Phone 44 6:30 3-8-28 NBC News 6-16 ABC News 10-15-22 CBS News 12 Take 12 7:00 3 Criss Awards 6 To Tell The Truth 8 Truth or Consequences 10 News 12 What's Cooking? 16 Bowling for Dollars 28 Cross-Wits 44 Dr.

Who 48 Star Trek 7 :30 3 What do You Do? 8 Name That Tune 6-28 Price is Right 10 Bobby Vinton 12 Tourists Are Coming 44 Evening Edition 8:00 3 Magic, Magic, Magic 8 28 Little House on The Prairie 6-16 Bionic Woman 9 Baseball Cincinnati Reds vs Mets 10 15-22 Tony Orlando 11 FBI 12 Tribal Eye 17 Of Lands Seas 29 FBI 44 Movie "Home in Oklahoma." Roy Rogers 48 Movie "The Tiger Makes Out" Anne Jackson 8:30 5 Merv Griffin 9:00 3-8-28 Sanford Son 6-16 Baretta 10 15-22 Cannon 11 Crimes of Passion 12 Theater in America 17 Movie "Cry Rape" Andrea Mar-covicci 29 Movie "Fail Safe" Henry Fonda 44 Opera Theater 9:30 3-8-28 Choco and the Man BATDORF'S -HR. CLEANERS 26 Suffix for incur 30 Call for a bellhop 31 Substantial 33 Cognizant 34 Beneath 37 Proofreading word 39 Mamma 10 HST was one 16 Top-notch (hyph. wd.) 22 Coffee holder 23 Cistern 24 Aquatic mammal 25 Infested ders 16 Movie "Outrage" Robert Culp 17 700 Club 44 Movie "Home in Oklahoma" Rogers 48 Night Gallery Roy" DON'T BE Vi SAFE! Let Us Store All Your Winter Garments and Furs. (Please Return Hangers) Ashland, 875-2500 21 Gatling 23 Turn down 24 Poet, THE PHANTOM By Lee Folk and Sy Barry Marianne THURSDAY AFTERNOON MOVIES 1 :00 5 Movie "The Great Lie" Bette Davis 9 Movie "Footsteps in the Fog." Stewart Granger 17 Movie "Mister Cory" Tony Curtis 48 Movie "It Happened in Brooklyn." Peter Lawford 4:00 9 Movie "Banning" Robert Wagner 16 Movie "Francis Covers the Big Town." Donald O'Connor I Tk. WE H6R6 2 Jb-MOTOV: HER MAJESTY.

12-44 ABC News 17 Alfred Hitchcock 11:20 2 Movie "Casanova Brown." Gary Cooper 11:30 3-8-28 Johnny Carson 5 Movie "The Sea Hawk" Errol Flynn 6 Movie "Outrage" Robert Culp 9 Movie "Valentino" Anthony Dexter 12 3 4 6 8 9 'O Si 73 fipr up 18 pl9 9 WWWM it55 pi 23 ploir p35- JS il 39 HP 'I'll K.A I 26 Cavalryman's weapon 27 Bard's river 28 Suffix for Gotham 29 Little Edward 30 Mr. Ziegfeld 32 Greek letter 35 Alder tree (Scot.) 36 Disparaged (2 wds.) 38 Quiver 40 Zounds! 41 Alleviating MOOSE By Bob Weber Ros -Believe It or Not By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Avid sports-watchers who can't wait for the Summer Olympics to start in Montreal July 17 can warm up on a 10-part series called "The Olympiad." The hour -long episodes begin on PBS May 6, 9-10 p.m. Eastern time, but, as always with PBS shows, may be broadcast at later times to suit WHY rx I HAVE THE SNAKING 1 LET'S SEEA LOCKED ALl I FEELING THAT I MESSED UP 7 I (I Put the the doors, fmM somewhere? I cat out, I turned our S2t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's. for the two O's, etc.

Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. BUZ SAWYER By Roy Crane I WANT TO BUY A COMPLETE OUTFIT Fiwr A HAIRCUT 7.3? AMP A SHAVE. YOU'LL LOOK LIKE A NEW MAN, WITH PENTURES, JOE. 7 FOR MOFFIT.

INCIUPIMG A GIRDLE. CRYPTOQUOTE A A UK perform over a grueling two-day period. Each week thereafter will involve another aspect of the games, ranging from shows devoted to the Russian athletes and another to the Australians, to the more human side of the games and the competitors including "The Persistent Ones" of the second episode. They were' the athletes who overcame handicaps such as Karoly Takacs, who won as a left-handed marksman after his rightarm was amputated. Although the series is being underwritten by a stock brokerage firm, maybe ABC should have picked up the tab.

"The Olympiad" is bound to stir up audience interest in this summer's games and the network that this year can't lose for winning may score again. It already surprised many professional television watchers with the high ratings it won with the Winter Olympics. ABC had yet another sports winner last Friday, according to the Nielsens, trouncing its CBS rival sports event in the same time slot. ABC carried the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young fight, and if Ali's decision over Young raised some eyebrows and hackles, there's no doubt Ali scored a knockout in the ratings over CBS' National Basketball Association quarterfinal playoffs. Ali's show rated fourth place in the national Nielsens, while the NBA playoff was last in a field of 63.

Well, that's what makes horse races. local station scheduling. Thesports documentaries are the work of Bud Greenspan, who did everything but compete in the events his credits include writer, producer and director. He was the producer who put on "Jesse Owens Returns to Berlin," which incidentally will be the "Olympiad" segment for June 17. The athletes the audience will see perform in film clips from Olympics past are among the greatest ever in their sports not only Owens, but Jim.

Thorpe, Paavo Nurmi, Babe Didrikson, Emil Zatopek and Wilma Rudolph, among many others. The first episode deals with the decathlon, the ten-event parlay competing athletes must 5 "iiisv. I A I A I Peter cooper ciTsi-ieeo) WHO ROUNDED COOPER UNION. THE ADULT EDUCATION INSTITUTE IN NEK) "YORK CITY, HAD HIMSELF RECEIVED NO FORMAL EDUCATION, AND REMAINED VIRTUALLY ILLITERATE ALL HIS. LIFE INVENTED ThE FIRST BY THOMAS ZHOKZG SHENI IGKQKAIHA Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LAWS TOO GENTLE ARE SELDOM OBEYED; TOO SEVERE, SELDOM EXECUTED.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 1976 King Features Syndicate. Inc.) PRACTICAL STEAM ENGINE DOOLEY WORLD By Roger Bradfield SAVERY IN 1698, WAS USED TO PUMP WATBfZ. FROM FLOOPEO DECORATIVE HENRY By John Liney ROUINS TINS IW ENGLAND IN THE I8OO3, WERE CONSIDERED PROPER EN6A6EMENT6IFTS FROM SAILORS TO TfeiK FANCEES. SHAFTS '1- WiSH I MAV WHAT SOMETHIN' THAT I- JT Jyl IWMW; I D'DVA SHOULD BE VfeKV -HI JJ6 'if have the wish In wish EAsy for a I astro tsT I DR. KILDARE By Ken Bald "dLy' mat no yOU WANT I I Afjr? AVE IT 5HF' i I I VOIJ 5IIPF IF prMJNDTHF NFCVP I j-L 'flPiij TWlfV Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake FOR THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1976 REDEYE By Gordon Bess WHAT A DRASl JUST BECAUSE I'M A PROS, PRtTTy siRls tom alu PAV LOMS AMD KISS TO TUfcN ME INTO A PRINCE TO DO WITH PIABOLA'S BIKE, MR.

BE BACK, BEGGING AAE yOU CAN s. TO TELL -I MARGATE 2 FOR ANOTHER CHANCE. LIVE WITHOUT JUPP MARGATE mm I GUARANTEE IT. THE EXCITEMENT YOU CAM BET THE ONLY Lf rZIZI5f 1 rir fe. tii ir-TIME 1 GET BACK ON A Wm99ri r-- vcncmcvci 15 at the "5VT51 1 I 1 at a 1' i 1 I 'TJWTT HALF A BUCK A The 10 top network television programs for the week ending May 2, according to the A.C.

Nielsen were: 1: "Starsky and Hutch;" "Baretta;" 3: "M-A-S-H;" 4: World Heavyweight Championship Fight; 5: "Laverne and Shirley; "6: "El Dorado" (ABC Monday movior; 7: "One Dav At A Time;" 8: (tie) "Colurri-' bo" (NBC Sunday Mystery Movie) and "Happy Days;" 10: "Rockford Files." Look in the section in which effective influence in areas your birthday comes and find where stumbling blocks have what your outlook is, according been raised. Your spirit of to the stars. enterprise stimulated. CAPRICORN 1fr- ARIES Mft (Dec. 22 to Jan.

20) TV (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) Avoid tendencies toward Pay no attention to those who haste, emotionalism. Study express jaundiced viewpoints or proffered plans, proposals. New those who obviously nurse advances indicated, but don't unwarranted grudges.

Coun- lose interest in current projects. teract ill-will with good humor. AQUARIUS TAURUS Mi (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) HAGAR THE HORRIBLE By Dik Browne BRINGING UP FATHER By Bill Kavanough Hal Camp SFUtJMY WoULP YoU LIKE WELL, Tljl DID THE I'D REDUCE 20 I'LL BUY SOME MV THINS II 'HINW J- KVK I I AAC TO I fcL-L, TOU 1 1 1 BECAUSE ITS I fU-A 1 Bit Parts: Jim Nabors will begin a five-month concert tour May 17 in Owings Mill, Md.

Bob Hope receives the 1976 Patriot's Award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society at a banquet May 7 Ellen Burstyn's first movie since winning last year's Oscar will be "Providence" for Action Films. THE HEART OF JULIET JONES-By Stan DrokT NUBBIN By Boltinoff Burnett CjfeT you 1 WMffiM I u.Ei'E'L I h-THT" I MOTWTSTOO D4AT DOCTOR REALLY OJOWS" ff TO LOOK M- -fifcSrrtTSl IT PEEP inside OP UER'6 VOUP jrf MUCW I'LL MAKE HOWTD MAKB VOU FEEL r. at some W(ivVi Es-v. rEK you are my owen r-r its 'IsoXx it nue dollap. bettek.

A Jmfli mm (Apr. 21 to May 21) You will face competition Make no important decisions now, but it won't stymie you. until mid-afternoon. Too many Rather it will prove a unnecessary doubts and stimulating challenge. Get in anxieties could cloud per- there and win! ceptiveness during the early PISCES hours.

(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) GEMINI TTjg" Some complications indicated (May 22 to June 21) pers0nal and (or) money Your inherent foresight matters. Don't let false pride nearly always places you in an keep you from asking advice if advantageous position. Put you're unable to cope, your best thoughts to work now, and you can outwit competition.

YOU BORN TODAY are CANCER endowed with a ine mind, lofty (June 22 to July 23) -S-V ambitions and remarkable Do not judge the actions of intuition. Always alert to op-others lightly or with portunity, you grasp each as it suspicion. Study all factors comes no matter how carefully and you will arrive at challenging and reach top more reliable conclusions. levels with seeming ease. LEO (t Sometimes the "ease" is but a (July 24 to Aug.

23) ''wvtlri facade, however, for you have You can make unusual to be constantly praised and progress in many areas now. encouraged as you go along or-Get your mind clicking early, you wither on the vine. And and in tune with present trends, adulation is not always forth-VIRGO- Rt'W coming. In fact, envy and (Aug. 24 to-Sept.

23) 1 jealousy may follow a swift You grasp ideas easily, see climb to fame. You MUST learn benefits to be gained where to ignore this, as a foible of others only note the obstacles, human nature. Keep trying Use your instincts NOW! always for, once having found LIBRA fx your niche in life and pursuing it (Sept 24 to Oct. 23) consistently, you can find Stretch a point where it will tremendous happiness in the pay off later. A vote of con- achievement alone regard-fidence is sometimes necessary less of material gain.

Fields in to secure the cooperation you which you could reach your need. greatest heights: musfc, SCORPIO literature, the (Oct 24 to Nov. 22) "vrnC education, science, fashion: Pull down the undesirable design, interior decorating and barriers; recognize real ob- horticulture. Birthdate of: stacles to your progress. With Adm.

R.E. Peary, Arctic ex-everything in clear focus, you plorer; M. de Robespierre, can plan your strategy. Revolutionist; Sigmund SAGITTARIUS pioneer in psychoanalysis; (Nov. 23 to Dec.

21) SfcT Orson Welles, film With your personality and producer; Willie Mays, baseball-persuasiveness, you can be an great jg 7 BLONDIE By Chic Young DICK TRACY By Chester Gould I GOING TO SO VTOU GOING TD IP I LIKE ThE '-n ABAJUETTOHT JXilV HAIRCUT la. LET NWE IS U2Z, FlN THE VAEANTIVtE, IPONNINO ASPOfTTSSUrr apesww N. TOSTO" .7 IM SOY- A'M, I WORK WITH DICK 7 1 MUST NOT LOSE AND BLONDE WIG, LI2Z I 'H'GH7 VeAPBESSHOP, I A mankure) LIEUTEMANT BELDEN IS TSA5X' i'iJST-TEU- TRACK OF MV (JUARRV. CHECKS PUCKER PUSS. -V VS r-" J5 i fy ON A RSHINO BOAT HIM I CALLED.

fMJB A TT--, WITH A GROUP, HE'LL T-PN CsJV NeXoijVrwE OS i5 TJi Si BE IN AT FOUR. -1 I 1 7V 1 akss kl1! liJfej fi nMh BEETLE BAILEY- By Mort Walker in ,1 1 A A I 1 hum i.h 1 "taaUfcIj tssp yaTrJ ell e.l...upon I j'f 7 -VcPosiALDs I PEANUTS By Schultz 'A IJw acz-vS je I soc-ep in () i T-T VT UATAE. 60 0NHO'THE 6AME don't vol TMlN ii I'M here fo SrJ J5 Pff By United Press Internationa Today is Wednesday, May 5, the 126th day of 1976 with 240 to follow. The moon is approaching its first quarter. The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter.

The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. American author Christopher Morley was born May 5, 1890. On this day in history: In 1925, biology teacher John Scopes of Dayton, was arrested for teaching Darwin's theory of evolution in violation of state laws. In 1961, Alan Shepard rocketed 115 miles from Cape Canaveral, to become America's first sub-orbital space explorer.

In 1972, an Alitalia airliner crash in Italy killed 115 persons. In 1975, President Ford asked Congress for $507 million to aid South Vietnamese refugees. A thought for the day: British writer John Clarke said, "If life bad a second edition, how I would correct the proofs!.

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