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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

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A Page 8 Pharos- Logansport, Indiana, Monday, December 29, 1986 Hi Lois FOR THE FIRST TIME IN YEARS, I FINALLY FINISHED ALL THE GREAT! reserved JOBS IN THE JOB JAR puoM saunteay Sux OK NOW YOU CAN TACKLE THE ARCHIVES 1960 1979 1978 1971 JOB JOB JOB Jot JAR JAR JAR Frank Ernest THAT PLACE IN HEAVEN THAT'S RESERVED FOR WILL IT HAVE VIDEOTAPES OF ALL THE GAMES I MISSED WHILE I WAS IN 12-19 CHURCH? THAVES by NCA. Ine Beetle Bailey YOU'RE RIGHT. HE THIS AT THE DROP OF WATCH DOES FALL ASLEEP 2 A HAT escapuAs (2-29 sarges CLUNK! 2964 Peanuts HI, FRANKLIN! BOUT THIS WHY DON'T WE SORT AND PENCE" WE'RE OF COOPERATE? YOU SUPPOSED TO READ READ MARCIE DURING CAN READ "PEACE" Rex Morgan WHEN GREG 1 HAVE THE FEELING YOUR AND MONICA SWEET MOTHER BROUGHT THE DISCOVER KID BACK HERE AND MADE THAT HER A WITH THIS I MOTHER AND COUPLE! I CAN'T MELANIE BELIEVE ARE NOT SHE'D DO AT THE THAT FARMHOUSE, THEY RUSH BACK TO THE HOTEL! BRADLEY EDGASION Crossword By Thomas Joseph COMOI Kong Features Syndicate, Inc. SEVER ARENA TAY NATE ACROSS 3 Mature 1 Small 4 Here (Fr.) LIAR TENANT branch 5 The ADDER RINSE 6 Like in G.P.O. PLANET STAR "Adeline" 6 Actor, ENTWINE 11 Mrs.

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CRYPTOQUOTES 12-29 CR'. CBB 11 JQ QMB ZSLR XQ GYNNLS OQMRDG ZHRL, G10 SHYRZ 0 04 MOJ MS 0Q IH GOLGO KYR. CILG XQMOJHIT BLV Saturday's Cryptoquote: BLESSED ARE THEY WHO CAN GIVE WITHOUT REMEMBERING AND TAKE WITHOUT FORGETTING. ELIZABETH BIBESCO WHAT WILL YOU READ? United ScHUlz 12, 29 MEANWHILE, REX MORGAN HAS TAKEN MONIGA'S MOTHER AND MELANIE TO LIZ FELTON'S HOME. SHE'S ASLEEP! 1986 HER LET'S UPSTAIRS TAKE AND PUT HER IN BED! SHE'S DARLING! EONOWY SMON 3.

King Features Sync ate, Inc World aghts reserved 12-29 Toes When you want to get right to the heart of things, classified's an organized informationpacked way to find what you're looking for. Horoscope Blondie HURRY EMERGENCY I'LL WE'RE OUT OF TRUFFLES LET'S HOPE THERE'S HURRY! SAY! FOR OUR BEEF ENOUGH GARLIC FIRE STATION monts ESCARGOT RIGHT WELLINGTON FOR THE 2 Features Kong 91486 1 12-79 11-29 Rip Kirby PUZZLING QUESTIONS ONE OF MY IF THE FOUNDATION THAT STANDS HEAR OF FILL BELLEMERE PROFESSIONAL 10 INHERIT YOUR UNCLE'S ENTIRE, AN OUTFIT CALLING A ESTATE IS LEGITIMATE, THIS ITSELF THE 'DARWIN WHO ARE YOU SENIOR TRUSTEE MAN WILL KNOW FOUNDATION: 7 CALLING, RIP? ATONE OF THE HELLO, VERY INTERESTING, BIG NEW YORK SIMMS: THANKS BANKS. HELP SIMMS. (01998 King Features Syndicate inc World ughis reserved Garfield CAT HAIRS! THEY'RE A THERE ARE CAT HAIRS I'LL BE PACKING MY BAGS FACT OF LIFE OVER THE PLACE! AND LEAVING NOW 50. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? micas pojjun 9364 DiM DAVIS coture WE HAVE TO GO TO THIS STUPID NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY AT YOUR BOSS'S EVERY YEAR IT'S THE SAME OL' BORING THING WE'D PROBABLY HAVE MORE FUN STAYING HOME AND WATCHING TV! DON'T MISS THE ROLLICKING, FROLICKING GOOD 2 LAUGH! ALL RIGHT! ENOUGH SAID! TIMES AGHOST DICK CLARK CHIMES IN THE NEW reserved JUST LET ME GRAB MY EARRINGS YEAR WITH A WACKY, STAR- nghts AND WE'RE CUT A WEE MERMAN! WAYNE NEWTON! AND.

World 0000 Inc Born Loser CLOSE YOUR EYES, EXTEND' THE ARMS AND TOUCH THE NOSE, SEMI 12-29 Inc Hagar the Horrible EVERYBODY'S SKIING, THIS YEAR! 0 12:29 (01986 King Foaturas Syndcale, Inc Ward aghis raserved Die QUIET ZONE What kind of day will tomorrow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth sign. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You couldn't have a better day for career interests. Schedule business talks and also trust instincts.

New starts are favored now. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Long-distance phone wires are burning for some of you. Make new beginnings in publishing and educaLional matters. A trip may be on your agenda.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Tend to financial record keeping. Partners are in agreement about the use of joint funds. Dealings with banks are favored. Money interests are paramount. CANCER L.

M. Boyd (2 FOR TUESDAY, (Sept. 23 to Oct.22) TE New Year's resolutions may include plans for some major refurbishing at home. Family talks are favored now. Some exchange a Christmas gift.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Inspiration coupled with increased powers of observation make this an excellent time for writers and speakers. Holiday plans may include travel. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22 to Dec. 21) SO Undoubtedly, you're making plans today to handle your financial affairs more efficiently. Still, you have your eye out for holiday bargain sales. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

19) AS You don't exactly have a swagger, Hardly anybody outside the State of Virginia can name the largest therein. Go ahead, ask city around. It is, in fact, Virginia Beach exactly where the first European landing party came ashore on April 26, 1607, before it moved to Jamestown. Highrises are going up all over, the place. Among the highest paid people in the Soviet Union are.

those who sell fish. DECEMBER 30, 1986 (June 21 to July 22) The holiday season puts many of you in a romantic mood. Togetherness is today's theme. Feelings of affection grow deeper. Accent leisure tonight.

LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) You're anxious to get on with a new job project and may begin preparatory work now. A family concern is successfully brought to a conclusion. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept.22) A cycle of fun-filled activities is beginning for you now.

Dating, dining out and recreation are favored for both married couples and singles. Enjoy yourself. LIBRA Q. Do wolves bark? A. They go "wool." One woof at a time.

And snarl, squeal and howl. But they don't bark. Theorists think dogs learned to bark to communicate with people. Wolves. don't want to communicale with people.

About that song you just wrote name. it no law says you "Stardust." Or "Sunday Morning Coming Down." Or "Three Times a Lady." Or whatever. but there's more confidence to. your manner. You speak eloquently and impress those you come in contact with.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Pre In keeping with the closing of the old year, you're busy tidying up many loose ends in your affairs. A low profile is best for you today. PISCES (Feb.

19 to Mar. 20) Expect an increase in social activity now and in the coming weeks. Some renew an friendship from the past. News comes from a distance. IF BORN TODAY, you are facile with the written and spoken word, though at times can be fixed in your views.

Teaching and writing are two fields in which you can excel. On football Sundays, the rush between the refrigerator and the TV has been called "The Charge of the Lite-Beer Brigade." Claim is there's never been a popular female actress of the sort that plays romantic leads who wasn't an extraordinarily accomplished flirt. From Garbo to Madonna, In that art, they have to be gifted. It's how they reach you from the other side of the camera. They flirt with you..

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