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Ham Fisher JOE PAIOOKA S. Jr ie PBCflT'fl OBTICT Hf 15 FTEP RObH. wu 1 ftl prptrTO WILL ARE A FINE A WONDER THANK YOU, MAMA Rncfl Features 8 Argus-Courier Monday, Oct. 7, 1968 WITH THIS TALENT rr.uiYi nmc nt fv" TIICTO1ITJ IflP DM 1 U1 ICLUIVIG int. inu Av i ir rt ia ii ere ro 7P a I HAVE bncH I RESPECT FOFT YOU IF MY ALBERTO umruirz vn i ilit mi in ji i iv dl.

niL. VHATfl YOU env BECOME JUST EXACTLY LIKE YOU 1 i WILL BE VERY PKOUP OF fl tw siurp hiiyi; rw 9 Answer to Previous Punle vtKY proup; 1-A Caribbean Trip SO THEY TELL ME Dill IF I lEEIGiGiSI IA fraANUai RE gab iMoMTfAOS MALI AN ll I. ACROSS 1 jjy iL ISlMTgMROQIRTlA TlOl EGQHSPloFSQAS AS AL.1 NE SrlEMR ATA RE USELJP AlT'RQN COi NQSpffi DpSiMlA ZZjse TQ al ifn PR I SPIMSQAIR AS gHQREp TTQTenTt MEN SjUEDrlE ASE piAgl iOIljuai 5iUAjp 'AK Soboraneo By Bob Lubbers ROBIN MALONE (b NICE LITTLE EXCHANGE- WHAT'S YOUR IT NEVER 1 HAVBMWYSOFWfte Yj' Wfelf' FIRST- A CPy J-Ah FAIR LAPv yOuR rKEfePvvn 19 Dental degree (ab.) 23 Whirlpool 24 At a distance 25 Speed contest gypsum 40 Timeless 42 Unclosed 43 Female deer 47 Two in cards 48 Primates 49 Family 64 Socially superior group DOWN 1 Mineral springs 2 Epoch (var.) 3 Brad 4 Italian commune 5 Peppery dishes (Sp.) 6 Roman senator 7 Stirred by approaching danger 8 Sty 9 Onetime Army rifle (coll.) 10 Mexican wild cat 11 Period of time 17 Sharp flavor MUSHROOM? HOLDS AMP BELL IM HIS HIPPENJ (Roman) 26 Always 28 Fixed course 50 Wavy (her.) 29 Greenland 52 Abound village 53 African wild sheep (var.) 54 Pith of a subject 55 Fencing sword 57 Judean king 30 Unusual 31 Variety of hemp 33 Part in a play 38 Calcined 1 Luxury cabana on- Domingo 6 Dawn over Hatien 9 Cruise starts from West 12 of the Antilles" 13 Tavern brew 14 Grain 15 Prankish spirit 16 Trumpet blare 18 San (Columbus' landfall) 20 Culture media 21 Doctrine 22 Chess pieces 24 Greek god 27 Flour sprinklers 32 Regard Strange 35 Greek letter 36 High card 37 Choose 39 Long for 41 Threw again, as dice 44 At that time 45 Green vegetable 46 Poem 48 Malarial fever 51 Third-class 56 Feathered 58 Slit apart 59 Finis 60 Observe 61 Reason 62 Compass point 63 Upper limb i ITU if! I I IP a. r. TTM iTlill nmrwi CSS By Lank Leonard MICKEY FINN WHY HELLO, WNCKWg.

YOU'RE OUT OF YOUR LEAGUE. I un 1 SHERIFF ir ruu tvv rtu rr.cviwuj 1 I di auc roff DlNKJrS. IAP MIGHT 1 PHIL-SHE'S WORTH A FORTUNE, -SHE TRAVELS IN A SHE TRAVELS IN I'LL ADMIT THAT YOUR NEW DIFFERENT WORLD FROM YOU I I rfWUOi TABLE AT YOUR A YiAGREeA I DIFFERENT WORLD ff ABOUT rl RESTAURANT WITH YOU,) FROMYOU IT Xl (f VFAVOKIT6 Kt5 Jk CLOTHES ARE VERY BECOMING -but please don't make a Fool of yourself minerva MUTTON IS MUCH TOO YOUNG I U'iKf Isr I Vv I I A WWW I ii, .1 III I 2 3 4 Is" 16 17 18 19 10 111 15 16 18 19 al 24 125 126 27 VU 29 30 31 32 ST rj34 "35 36 38 3T 40 41 42 iT 1 1 45" 46 47 48 149 150 5T 52 53 54 55 56 57 53 59 60 61 62 53 I 1(11 I'll '-M Mr AT I dKXV I 1 1 I I lilt 1 FOR Inside Info THOSE WHO fought to save Hill Plaza Park from becoming a parking lot several years ago are again keeping a close eye on this park. A leader of the group which fought the parking lot move savs he's been informed that plans to turn this park into a site for high-rise apartments or use it for business buildings are now being looked into. The spokesman for this group also said that his followers would fight any move to do away with the park.

John King Two Images THERE SEEM to be two groups which have definite opinions on John King's opposition to the proposed Petaluma downtown plan -those who think he's the prophet who will save Petaluma from destruction and those who think he's the man who, if sue-cessful, will set Petaluma back 20 years. Political Propaganda THE WORD IS out that a lot of folks in this area would like to see former Petaluma Mayor Art Parent run for supervisor, but local political buffs, are presently betting that he won't. Unknown Factor ONE OF the topics being discussed in Petaluma coffee shops is how well are the politically-minded Sonoma County college teachers and politically-minded Sonoma County College students organized. What's Cookin' OUT OF TOWN promoters are surveying to see the feasibility of a drive-in and possibly walk-in theatre in the far eastern section of Petaluma. Time To Remember HAVE YOU EVER stopped to realize that the Petaluma Town Clock is one of the most historic time pieces in Northern California? This clock has been keeping time for generation after generation of Petalumans, and I hope that it will continue to do the same for the future generations.

Early Morning Voice KTOB's Ron Walters is called the Voice that Wakes up Petaluma, and the reason is that he's on the airlanes when the early risers get up, and he's still on the airlanes when most of the late risers get up. Byovvie Schneider 1 TELL ME FIELDSTOWE, I WJHAT KIWD OF mUSlUG 1 VftUCE AlJ ARCHITECT DO VOO THIMK I WO kUUS CTV TO AKJSVJE.R THE- PROBLE-S rOKJS Sa Your Birthday And Horoscope 19 br NEA, Ik. IM. ui VS. tut.

OH. By V. T. Hamlin ALLEY OOP ismmmWiWr unw nn vm i uAKfT mp i flnsw don't wrwow. I I WASN'T SHE SUPPOSED LJv- USUALLY REFERRED TO BE THE WORLD'S SHE MUST TO AS THE FACE I MTViT CFALITIFL1 1 HAVE THAT LAUNCHED A TO HANPLt THIS THINti I TUU K.O.

ENNIS, WITH HELEN OF SOFCTA PLAY IT TROY." -eC BY EAK g-T ywiviMiMr I PHOTOGRAPHER, AaSlbNcf IU HELEN OF TROY FOR THE UNION CTV) NETWORK, ROBT. POOPLES. FEATURING OOOLA, A. PREHISTORIC PRINCESS OF ANCIENT MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 -Born today, you are emotionally independent and have no real need to rely on others for a feeling of well-being. Yet you enjoy being with people and never fail to gain some sort of spiritual benefit through relationships with them.

You have a great desire to be of help to others, though not in a material way. Indeed, you may never be able to aid others materially for tangible gains have never been your goal; moral gains, however, you are always seeking. You may not find it easy to establish yourself as a success in the commercial world. In fact, you may find as you gain in maturity and in your desire to grow spiritually that the religious life is more suited to one of your nature than any other sort of career. You have some of the instincts of a competitor in that you are determined to fulfill yourself through your talents but your talents are most likely not commercial.

Although you will be able to establish satisfactory relationships with members of the nnnosite sex. vou are not will be able to counter negative aspects of the day. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Don't set aside for tomorrow anything you can fit into your schedule today.

A good day for progress. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20) Don't worry your mind about the incomprehensible, Consider only those things that are logical and have ready solutions. AQUARIUS (Jan.

21-Feb. 19) Personal relationships with those you hold nearest and dearest are in danger. Side-step all arguments. 1 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) Hunches play an important part in your success today.

Don't overlook a hint thrown your way by another with experience. ARIES (March 22-April 20) -Facts and figures will not tell the entire story today. Rely on what you know by instinct for some of your information. TAURUS (April 21-May 21 Don't be too ready to take the word of another against a third party. Extenuating circumstances stare you in the face.

GEMINI (May 22-June 21) -Plans may guarantee you a good future if they work out but it is accomplishments that brin today's success. CANCER (June 22-July 23) -Open your mind to ideas new and different. Gains come from sources recently overlooked: look to them now. LEO (July1 24-Aug. 23) -Don't indulge in too much self-criticism at this time especially in the presence of others.

You are too hard on yourself. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) -Greet strangers as you would old friends. This is not the time for standing on ceremony with youns or old, male or female.

Toe Wrestling A NUMBER of years ago toe wrestling became quite the sport in Petaluma. In those days most of the participants were teen-agers, but things have changed. Toe wrestling is again the rage with certain local party groups, and most of the contestants are adults. Toe wrestling is a little hard to describe, so I using Confucius' method of illustrating with a picture. As you can see by the above picture, you lock toes and NANCY Ernie Bushmiller i WHAT'S SOMEONE LOST AT LEAST IT inX, I THIS? A GET-WELL jlay "i mn BORN LOSER By Art Sansom WINTHROPi By Dick Cavalli IS Of Of BUTVCXi GOTTA THAT A UJTOR 1 LOOK OUT FOR I FULL MOON A THOSE fm MAkOeOME I Wu eaPEROTlTlCN.

Mr CRAZY VAWRGE5 R50RL-B fir THOUGH. FOSTER? inclined to look upon such relationships with a romantic eye. It would not be at all surprising were you not to wed. Your desire for home and family is far less than your desire for inner growth and the perfecting of self. To find what is in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday and read the corresponding paragraph.

Let your birthday be your daily guide. Tuesday, October 8 LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) -Consider the emotional stability of another before you make demands. Keep recently gained knowledge to yourself.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -Keep the thought of success in the front of your mind and you (Copyright, 1968, by Unitea Feature Syndicate, Inc.) OUR BOARDING HOUSE with- Major Hoopla "I I READ ABOUT VOm BEUEVE ALL It WUEM TWEVAVOU READ, CLYDE IT 0 UHMfcWHMie OlD YOU HEAR THE: TOWN I THEY SAY ITS PULLED UP LATEST? POP 80U6W, 60 FAST THE WHEELW ME THAT UPER DUNE 1 after that you try to turn the opponenrs 1001. in nrny the toe hold is broken before anyone is turned, and my spies report a number of sore toes are result of this rather unique sport. Now, it's my candid opinion that it will be a long time before toe wrestling is included in the Olympics.

Much Discussed Subject BOTH ADULTS and children are discussing this question: Will last year's poison candy scare, during the Halloween night trick or treat by the kiddies, affect this year's trick or treat? Last year a report that someone gave the kiddies, who were out trick and treating poisoned candy, caused a good deal of panic in Petaluma, and the end result could be less kids going trick or treat this Halloween. Presidential Names THE NEW Sonoma County telephone directory lists five Nixons and five Humphreys, which means the Democratic and Republican candidates for president are tied as far as the phone directory is concerned. On the other hand there are 61 Wallaces listed, which would give the American Independence Party a victory, if the names in the phone directory were the only ones counted as votes and of course if all the Wallaces voted for Wallace. Question And Answer Box THE OTHER DAY I was discussing music with Marty Martinez who operates Petaluma's only cigar, magazine and book shop. The name of Kid Ory came up.

Kid Ory made music history, and he is considered one of the greatest of the great New Orleans jazz men. What Marty and I did not know is whether Kid Ory Is still alive. Now, I'm sure that one of the readers of this column can come up with 'the answer to this question. If you have the answer to this question, how about sending it along to me as soon as possible? THE PETALUMA NEWCOMERS CLUB REALLY BOOSTING PETALUMA. ARE STRICTLY FOR rV YETERCAY- DETROIT I PARKIN aTO MLt5 LATER RLMLT TO KEEP TUc HE WAS 6TILL AIRLINES FROM 1 it r- 1 1 1 TRAILS 7 II BRA6SIN7, CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turner, HO, I rr POLICE AT BUT NOW THAT SOU 7 JYATI IWDEED? HISTORIC PAPERS! 'I? EASY TO QUE9TI0NI VOU GO OF THE SWAG REAL THIEVED MU5TVS I OCT) miP-l It SB 81 ARE THESE 5WITCHEP PACKA6E5J ryrT wflPKiNo castle r- i pin ffc HEIR I THEY 'AP KJO PROOF VOU'RE 3 II TH MA5KEP r.ii Ji rV, 'ciotn rna TiF -ti, -rn-i WW i 'i Jl T.

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