Grubbv • • • • • • • • • . •! r SEE TJC faMOus EHBBUN& BBOOtC- RURAL DELIVERY By TVarren Sattler M3LI start the fence down at •ThatEND and i’ll start here.' Swamp Brats ftL By AL SMITH I TOOK MV RUTH FOR A MCTOR RIDE fl ON THE SEAT IN BACK OF ME, I HIT A BUMP AT FIFTY-FIVE THEN RODE ON RUTHLESSLY.' -T~ [lets feed DIS bee] • I fw^.S/ITDf;.' [hive TO PE 'SHT&e/J O DIS WANT ; WAMev^ ? .f^YYi'Mii'i, LITTLE FARMER By Warren Saltier ...&UESS HONEH D0£S«r| ASEEE WITH ME/ By KERN PEDERSON i-'S-'S/ m. III. the people who SAWTHIS ACCIDENT ARE WATCHING ME. THEY think I AM WRITING MYNAME^ ANP APPRESS. THEY ARE WRONG. i-iS! GRANDPA’S BOY NAPOLEON tmats wot THe. RIGHT PA&SWORP By BRAD ANDERSON Try awc?th£.r V I WISH VOU'D STOP CHASING MOUR CATS UNDER MY HOUSE.' HERE,K:iTTy kTITTV KtTTV.' COME ON, K.ITTY/ V By McBride and Moore THOSE WERE THE OAYS^ /POPPA-X WAHTTO BE ^ rLUMBBR! Monsense -yoo^ WANT TO BE A > T0ACHB.R - THERE'S wJHEPE the PRESTI&E DAb —X \aJant to be A rSACHBR./ tloNSEMSE - You WAHT TO BE A PLUMBSR- there's vOHERE MONEY THE ^Rficnmeo rdrties YOU MEN.'.VA^ f^METlME'^ 1 WIS’H-. I HAD CHOi’EN A LHjCE THAT WOMAK ARTIST/ •?HE 1$ COMPLETELY ABSORBED (g> 1981. McNaught Memory Lane © 1981, McNaught Synd. TMf NISHT VOO OUT-SAT MOOR HATSO ^ RIVAL OMY TO HA/E 'KMt TMUMPM RU»CD •V HB mOLOMSfO OEMRTUW/«-TtC DOOM. □ VILLAGE SQUARE by Chuck Stiles ^ilu— Tti Misis-r sttcl Missus' vyW you!pe itiArHtd...M^zsajtdMizcti/’ yfhen its flobody^' husuvess!" The Timid Soul Webster 6-3-2) Life In The Suburbs By Al Smith OUR DADDY WON'T LET US.' IT SPOILS THE GRASS.' o39 NEW DIVORCE LAWS — I predict divorce laws in all 50 states will become federalized within the next three years, which will make it impossible for responsi ble persons to escape alimony payments. BUSINESS BOOM — I predict business will ride the crest of the wave next year and by late spring our economy-minded nation will be in one of the biggest booms we have ever known. Look for real estate in vestments to take a big jump after January 1. AMERICAN TOURISTS STRANDED — I predict thousands of American tourists will be stranded in the Middle East this summer because they took the in creased hostilities between two neighboring nations too lightly. They will be given ample warning by the U.S. State Department, however. MISSILE TRIUMPH — I predict the Pentagon will amaze even Russia with a coming announcement con cerning the latest missile triumph. This has long been a hush-hush, top-secret item. NEW REDUCING PILL — I predict a fantastic new reducing pill will soon be on the market. The pill in duces a harmless fever which burns off fatty tissue in a matter of weeks. It will make even the most obese per son thin, trim and slim. FACE LIFT WITHOUT SURGERY - I predict a new face lift without surgery will soon be available. This will be done through the use of acids, which eat away the old skin, lift sagging muscles and return the features to their original state. THREE COMING EVENTS — I predict your daily life will be changed by three coming events: 1. There will be no more musical commercials due to a new de mand by the musiciaps’ union. Singing will be used but with no musical background. 2. The Federal Com munications Commission will crack down on all overlong commercials on both television and radio. 3. All contests with a prize using television, radio or U.S. Mails will be forced to follow strict regulations and sponsors must represent their prizes fairly and name the true number of contestants and the winners. HOLLYWOOD SCANDAL - I predict Hollywood will hide its head in shame over a coming scandal that will be felt throughout the film industry. PRINCESS MARGARET’S VISIT - I predict Princess Margaret will make a whirlwind visit to the United States on a social basis next year and will de mand informal treatment. NEXT WEEK’S* iBY SALOME! FOR RELEASE WEEK OF JUNE 22, 1981 If your birthdate occurs this week ... The first week of summer can mean a new start Make sure your efforts are straight from the heart p||[ Aries Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 Mars Time for all Arian Rams and Ewes to wind up loose ends. Wool-gathering should result in Arian knit-wits producing some impressive new patterns in their lives. Wedded Arians find mates more “understanding. Taurus Apr. 20- May 20 Venus Venus rules the Taurean’s stars this week. It’s a Bullish time for all Bovines who make romance top priority. In business, shrewd Taurus Bulls and Cows sniff out success and make the right moves. ^ Gemini May 21 - June 20 Mercury The Gemini Twin can expect a double helping of everything this week. Trips result in your meeting special people. Business ventures produce unexpected bonuses. Give new prospects a second look. iifg Cancer June 21 - July 22 ^ Moon This can be the most difficult period for Cancer Crabs who feel especially restless. All that seems to be gleb ing beyond the horizon may not be a guiding light. Imt off decisions until you’ve checked your motives again. Leo July 23 - Aug. 22 Sun Lots of Leos and Leonas will want to turn their single dens into honeymoon havens during the last weeks of June. Wedded Leo natives should start stepping out more. Clever cats can bag a big business deaL Virgo Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 Mercury Mercury rules the Virgan’s stars so as the ther mometer starts to climb, the usually reserved Virgan loses his or her cool. Take advantage of the change in mood. Wedded Virgans should act romantic again. ^ Libra Sept. 23 ■ Oct. 22 Venus The Libran’s double-life is about to.be exposed. As the weather warms up he or she will show what lies beneath that dignified exterior. Once the Libran gives in to that secret desire to have fun, everyone benefits. ci0 Scorpio Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 Pluto Lost your sting? It’s just a bit of summer weather that has you under the weather. If you can, get away to a cool spot for a while. You may also find yourself w£um- ing up to a Piscean’s romantic suggestions. Jupiter Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Sagittarius Romantic inclinations are on the rise. Cupid’s arrows make the Sagittarian archer an almost-never-miss marksperson. Singles might aim for Aries and/or Cancer. Wedded folks should target home heuinony. Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 Saturn ^ Capricorn 'The Capricornean Sea Goat feels restless. But butting in on friends isn’t the best way to use up extra energy. Concentrate on business or romantic matter left un done. "Treat yourself to a fine culinary reward. ^ Aquarius Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 Uranus The Aquarian in love may find this week confusing. Be patient. Don’t ask questions. All answers start to come on their own. Leo lovers open up first. Virgans take longer. Reread all contracts before signing anything. " Placed Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 Neptune The Piscean Fish may find he or she still knows how to bait the hook when pursuing Cupid’s quarry. But be careful. The one who didn’t get away may not be the one vou really want. Net profits prove more generous. 5LAPST13Y* TOO MANY BIG WHEELS KEEP A FIRM FROM ROLLING 1981, McNaught b/na. c C-i-H Ves, I Get car sickness. e\/ery , month whew the payment is due. Ui Ui I d like my weekly allowance tied to the government’s cost-of-candy index!’ If you want them balanced it’ll cost you extra.”

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