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Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 6

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Page Six Tyrone Daily Herald, Monday, June 15,1981 THEY'RE MY MUSCLES REMEMBER, IT TAKES FEWER MUSCLES TO SMILE VOU'REGOIMGTD 1 YES SIR ASK ME FOR A RAISE, AREN'T YOU? BOSS, I READ IT TAKES MO MUSCLES TO SMIUEJ AND 640 MUSCLES TOPROWKJ AHA. 1 I KNEW WAS A CATCH! AMD A LITTUE. MORE ANP AM OFFIC-6 OF VOtlR. OWN! THAT MEANS A LITTLE. MORE P0NALD, I'M GIVING.

VOiJ A PROMOTION A RAISE DRAW YOUR MANY PRIZES i ii ii i nan SIR, T'M AFRAID I BROKE AvVlNPOW WITH MY BASEBALL I'M GLAD TO SEE YOU ACCEPT TME RESPONSIBILITY, BEETLE THERE'S NO HARM DOCJE 1 CAMTFlJp I ivW WALLET- ybi) SAVE IT TO IfaU DESERVE A RNSE FOP IS CAPABLE OF MA AT APPEHER JAhAES? I GOT A RAISE 1 SOT flAWVER SPIES OUTHE FROLICKING RUFFIANS: MEANWHILE: GVPSV JOE PRESENTS BILL TO THE GVPSY QUEEM. ARE TWEV PIRATES? IFTHEVCATCHME, WILL THEV MAKE ME WALK THE PLANK? SHE MEEDS YOUR HELP, STELLA. AND YOU SHALL Iff 1,50 INS THg WARNING- THAT MOMSNT; OK AM CONPBMNBP2 OUR HOSTESS KNOWS AIL OF THESE 6UES1S PERSONALLY, THSKEIS ONE GUEST NOBODY MOWS. 9 THE 2 yes, SIR.IMAILEP THE INVITATIONS, BUT I'M STILL TO HER 0 Your Individual Horoscope Frances Drake FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1981 What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sip. ARIES CW-Q (Mar.

21 to Apr. 19) Make plans for travel. Keep in touch with distant relatives. Matters of philosophy, religion and culture are in the forefront. TAURUS (Apr.20toMay20) Weigh the pros and cons regarding new investment plans.

Talks with close allies should be very friendly. Apply for credit. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Uf You're in the mood to spend more time with partners and other close ties. Doing things together enhances your fine rapport. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) You're happily preoccupied with the daily work routine.

No obstacles interfere with accomplishment. Find yourself through work. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Relaxation should not lead to laziness. Your zest for living promotes happy leisure- time activities.

Enjoy romantic possibilities. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Home life appeals to you now. Don't get so caught up in little things that you forget your overall plan.

Utilize imagination. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Catch up on neglected correspondence. Nix daydreaming and utilize creativity.

Optimism helps pave your way to successful accomplishment SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Window-shopping could lead to an unexpected purchase. Enjoy the shopping, but also take steps to improve your financial status. SAGITTARIUS jU (Nov.

22 to Dec. 21) XffrF You greet the world with a fresh smile, and attract benefits by being your characteristic self. Act on the basis of self-worth. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

19) There's nothing to keep you from completing unfinished tasks. A slow-paced day gives you the opportunity to work at your own speed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) An interest in politics and world affairs keeps you mentally stimulated.

Keep up-to- date on current happenings, Enjoy social visits. PISCES (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Career interests preoccupy you. Mixing business and pleasure helps you out in the long run.

Keep in touch with those who can assist you. YOU BORN TODAY have an innate sense of social consciousness, yet are inclined to be aloof. Your interest in mental pursuits will find you doing well in the academic world. Science, art, literature, philosophy, criticism, sociology and ethics are some of the subjects that will appeal to you. For your best success, you need to temper your book knowledge with the development of practicality and self- discipline.

In business, you'll succeed in banking, hotel management and personnel work, though you're more inclined to a professional career. Birthdate of: Erich Segal, novelist; Stan Laurel, comedian; and Adam Smith, economist. IT'S A SIGN When a fellow's head begins to swell, it's a sign that his mind has stopped growing. Television Schedule Pittsburgh SDay GDOI) One Life to Live (DIED Another World (40 A Visit With Suzanne (D Search for Tomorrow (40) Viewpoint On Nutrition Guiding Light QD Electric Company 3) Let's Make a Deal QD ID Texas QD Bonanza (38) General Hospital (40) JunBakker Buck and Yogi Studio See S) Mighty Mouse Health Field a FredFlintstone CD Hour Magazine CD Sesame Street QD Bewitched 3D Movie. "Cop-Out." CD Movie.

"Terror of Frankenstein." 99 Tom and Jerry O) Movie. "Perfect Friday." 09700 Club (38) Edge of Night (40) PaulGaudino Bugs Bunny 4:30 (D My Three Sons (38) Mike Douglas (40) Davey and Goliath Mighty Three Super Show 5:80 GD John Davidson 9) Mister Rogers (X) Odd Couple 99 Happy Days Again Q) Sesame Street (40) Pirate Adventures Addams Family Over Easy GD All in the Family 99 Barney Miller 99 New Zoo Revue (40)News Andy Griffith 6:80 CD GD QD News 99 (38) News CD Weather World CD Joker's Wild 99 Studio See 99 Mike Douglas (40) Richard Hogue Sanford and Son 1:30 (D Hablamos Espanol GD 99 News ID Tic Tac Dough 91 Mister Rogers (38) 700 Club (40 Another Life Dick Van Dyke GOOD Daily Number 7:00 CZ) GD News 0) QBMASH GD Bullseye 99 Tic Tac Dough 91 Once Upon a Classic (40) 700 Club OFish 7:30 CD Evening Magazine (TDickCavett GD 99 Family Feud GBe Joker's Wild CD Face the Music 93) 99 Another Life That Girl 8:00 CD 99 WKRP in Cincinnati 3) All Creatures Great and GD (38) Comedy special "Bulba." (B 01 Little House On the Prairie CD Seven Million Dollar Fugitive OS Great Performances 99 Camp Wilderness Face the Music 8:38 (D 99 Tim Conway GD (38) Baseball 99 Nashville on the Road (40) Chapel Hour a To Tell the Truth 9:00 (2 99 MASH 3) Great Performances GD (D) Flamingo Road CD Movie. "Command Decision." 031 Review 09 To be announced (40) Getting Together 8:38 (2)99 House Calls 99 Insight 10:00 CD 99 CBS Reports GD The Bayou Legend 93) Free to Choose 99 JimBakker a News 10:30 (40) Song of Praise OBobNewhart 11:00 CD GD News 3D 99 99 News OD Manniz 93) DickCavett (40) 100 Huntley Street a After Benny Hill 11:30 SXBlQuincy.M.E. 3) GD News GDOS Best of Carson 8 Movie. "Let's Face It." 12:00 GD Mannix CD Movie.

"The Great Man." 12:30 GD 01 Tomorrow (40) News 12:40 CD 99 Harry 0 1:00 ffi Fantasy Island (40) Richard Hogue 1:30 (40) Jewish Voice Broadcast 99 News 2:80 CD Joe Franklin OD News (40) JimBakker 3:00 CD Movie. "Commando." (40) RossBariey by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Strip of metal 5 He played Patton 10 Roman 40 Threw, as a Frisbee 41 Lava source DOWN 1 Boston's airport 2 Make amends 3 Grant-Dunne film (1937) 4 Opp. of ILIEIOINU HUH Saturday's Answer t-a vert. 16 Mope 27 Necessary 5 Gawked 19 Locale 29 "Some of 6 Service 22 Soviet affairs news 30 Chattered 7 Scrap source 31 Plato's 8 Type of 23 Wanes marketplace exam 24 Lombard and 36 "-Hear 9 Elastic; namesakes a Waltz?" resilient 25 Well-suited 37 Meredith 12 Spot item Mac 234 8 9 22 23 E4 25 26 27 emperor 11 Coated, as a roof 13 One on the move 14 Harmonize 15 Literary collection 16 Grand (Nova Scotia) 17 "C'- la vie" 18 More informative 20 For shame! 21 Discovery 22 After-shave powder 23 Critical 25 Man's "man" 26 Parcel 27 Stack portrayal 28 Buchwald 29 Mosaic piece 32 Peak 33 All 34 Game for tykes 35 Baffled 37 Gamblers' mecca 38 Bristly 39 Hebrew lyre 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. CRYPTOQUOTES BLI WPBVZO IKNPIE HI FEES BX JEN BE FIJE FBES BX FKZOI Saturday's Cryptoquote: A LITTLE LEARNING IS A DANGEROUS THING, BUT NONE AT ALL IS FATAL-VISCOUNT SAMUEL King Features Syndicate, Inc. 28 32 35 38 40 36 29 33 iT 39 41 34 -Believe or Not! DESIGNED BY JOHftNMES ZAHN IM 1685 HAD GLASS SLIDES MOUNTED ON A REVOLVING DISC IN FRONT OF A LENS THftT PRODUCED THE IMPRESSION OF HWEMmr LONDON POLICEMEN IN THE I800S PROTECTED THEIR HEADS IN RIOTS BV STUFFING THEIR TOP HATS WITH A SHWL OR EVEN MM MEAT 1 1981 Ktftg Feature! SyndtltB. Inc Worm ngmi 6-iS CAN SWflLLOW ITS OWN WEIGHT IN HUMflN BLOOD IN MINUTES AND THEN SURVIVE FOR A YEAR WITHOUT ANOTHER FEEDING- LAFF-A-DAY 6-15 King Features Syndicate.

Inc Wo.ld lights' "He believed in getting there first, no matter what!" 0 iu HOW'S MV LITTLE TflTER DOIN' IM KIDDyQflRDEN, MISS BESSIE? HE'S MflKlW STRfllGHT A'S, LOWEEZV--.

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