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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1961)
MV WORD, MARTHA, MUST lOL) l day. (, They choosa to -stay Indoors and play.. , L But In the Winter; when .it pours. ' w That's when they'd rather play outdoors? jl AlOvA LOOK A lmrnm a. IHI,UIN. Til 1 lu. I. OhJ ifc IT TAKE PAVS TO UWUMP A PRIIITEJ I JLJ EVERY MNUTE COUWTSL l . If ( EAStfl WHV SHOULD NOVAKS' TV SET ft.-.. T UNLOADED, AND OONE, H jtAI0M6 TH1 HKST STUff UMOAPEPtT PARIS THS7 NEVER, TRACE ITI 'EE , y hopto it "T 0 W 1U HAVRE IN 3 X 1 ' H V JAk A SMALLER V M PLANE I -f .yyx itwasow r-' lit S NOT, TIL IET McKEE'S KEMAJCkS MELTED TUP PHONE CAILE1 ILL KEEP MV EVE OPEN FOR NOVAK, EASY I I WHEW THIS OFFICE OPENED A r-EW HOUR ASO.McKJE'S CALL MAV HAVE DELATED I fret EASY I y ' 'EM TURNING ITOYER jK53d i v unus... j :a i umdonTyoulctmetrv TO FIND SOME SORT OF SUBSTITUTE FOR VOtf BLANKET? MAtBE 1 COULD 6ET VtX A DI5HTCWEL OR SOMETHING... (WOULD WO &vt A STARVING D0& A RUBBER BONE ? . ' !"Jr I'm 6ure he is.Vl thought parhapT Nb'm.l'm .busy. I A 0 V if vou tav'eo, vou would both cot plantv rf!S 1 3t N-7WS,Ruf"s-A be working. n.SlA thmgfitd 11 11 et rk,v.HJ n I'M m 11 , ii m t m here's Joel-. Miz Walt.1 He's a good man to via Joel, doing whv isn't Cufus this job himself? nor :jl"- fjwt K ! 1 1 reckon he don't I y , need the I money, I V ma'am. Lm 1 L" THQ06HT GRANNY CREEPS!! J5 f I AIN'T LAID EVES K3. ON VOU IN A MONTH LELiST' SAKES ( DO ALIVE K 7k jeLjmhat? Ve DON'T LOOK ( THftNKV, ftEiERrv!!0NEV POT hrHAT CHILD HAS A FORTUNE " IN ITS BEARDL MIS MOTHER let A tienii 1 llvj rTMEAOVERTIslNi PEOPLE HAVE cons no FOPTVie . BBA.RD. 3 THAT gUPeff-" I I'SiUSBR!- 1 I j STRENGTH TUB 1 I tOft i$M$h--C7 S run n uic. I i JPs!a3ft iV"rv? 1 I 13 THAT A MYTH I .5' 'StZ V il a? is it 1 -rv5?-'l t v n Tj I THAT.' y55AN",,Jl-fl Basil, worries mc im Afraid '15 HES IN DAN6CROP jT BECOMINS- A , I Perhaps r SHOULPNT MAVC BOLASWr HIM THAT DWMI'IL HIDE IT TWIGHr VYM'UC MCS ASLcePA AND IM ITS PLACE I'M. LEAVEf SQWET- THIMO TMAT WU. ENcjOOR Aee HIM TO EXERCISE ; dumb ells o-S'Sn:: I SvAW PO THV 6AV THtNV r a My' eucH eoop fir i . TRAINING roA VOOMAyl IS1 WHAT WAVE we I LeARNBP OF ANV V, VALUE f M,ffP,TV'ELL, WEVS LBARnEPI ll'H1! . 1 THAT SOCIALIZES? I is Lousy.' j I VNOW ITS HOPELESS. FOTTRY ro GET THIS STRAIGHT f r fcXPECTlM& A CALLER FORTHAT HOOtA UPSTAIR6 AMD XWE OT TO 60TOTHE OEfiTlST8EFOe& NOO eertT IT, MAKE S0R6 HE'S N A RESPeCTABLE- BUSINESS I AN06TA WEEK IN AOVANL6 TREiAT M6 LIKE A MER KlMD6ReARTer4 TOT GOI& TO THE SANDBOX ON A WINDV DAV ? LET ME REMIND YOU THAT ?EJslEf?AT(0fvlS OP HOOPLESMAM6 8E6M NOTED FOR THEIR FINANCIAL. ' ACUMEN.'. 41 1 -A JLSO FOR 1 AVOIDING WORK t FER TH' WIMTE A J HAVEN'T AMY MO WAV HE LIKES AGIN, BREEZr J CAR, TV SET W5NCE J rT.THEM HE ' OSH.HOWOO CAMARV, POLICE I He CAN aOTIVERy. vouDorrrwwji doa.tuxepo, take thinoa . I HAFTA BUY ) POLO PONIES, ( ) LOWS BlRPOOJT . A POSTAGE KIPS ER WIFE, W BESTS' I HAVE MUCH l .STAMP ON Jl ERNOTHIN' 1 He AWT ) BUT HOSMS, T,TlfcLE ( LIKE THAT "eOT AN' STILL I rTTTTx I I u I NOTHIN') THEYSIkX f' i j V-MOTETHAN Frl., Jan. 13, P ft I'M GOING TO V. BEO NOW, CtS& ( DAC5WOOO- KISS ME JFjtfcJ-?000" 'SHr WELUNWHATjiHII1 about mv r Kissr ) KISS? r--' XISS? ? ) ''ljjIIMIIIIHIll'l"' VOU ON O0M9U ttALtftNOU lWiOUt HAf ON fMfi irsrf warn of tUH1tHQN THAffHlABAV y f matv rut THIKTJWW i v v 7trmr. w. r S, rf jpite ( AU. BAyn y ...MAN DOESN'T SEEM TD HAVE CHANbfcP VERY MUCH IN THE LAST. THOLISANP 1 M - I 17W K- OSCAR IS ON lvtAR t YEARS THEJOB...I HJOueM.EH w V OR SO 1 WANT TOGO ff vE); I SETMBAFEW CZa-. ' YA T WALK TH I I MJIi'z I WAITING FOR A STREETS NOT ' V V THIS SHOWER STANP IN FRONT W 6l-M JL. '-J' jfA TO A5ATE, 0' TH' joint; Tfl I'rA 90 EXCITED i.' ML WEHAVENTBEEM TO A MASOLERADe t XJ''tiJL BALL. IN AGES. J5r Cl& ARE MDO REAOyj WHV, YOU'BB NOT EVEN C5RE6SED DICIt CAUALU T AS) VE6, t AM. I'M COINS A6 AN ECCENTRIC MILLIONAIRE. DON KRIDER Klamath PCA Slates Meet Here Jan. 21 Official notices ' have beta mailed out to stockholders of th Klamath Production Credit Asso elation in Klamath, Lake, Siski you and Modoc counties of the an nual meeting on Saturday, Jan. 21, urging attendance. , Notices included city-authorized courtesy parking stickers for those planning to attend the smor gasbord luncheon and meeting at the Klamath Auditorium. Regis ' tration will start at 11 a.m. Paul F. Matson, president, Fed-, eral Intermediate Credit Bank of Spokane, will speak. Two directors are to be elect- ed from four names on the bal- lot, A. R. (Orb) Campbell, John Withers, incumbents, and Clins i Soule, Montague, and Raymond Fisher, New Pine Creek. . President Murel Long, Merrill, will conduct the business meeting. The 1960 financial report and oth er data will be presented by Don ! Knder, secretary. Music during registration will be through the courtesy of Bow den Music Company. Entertain ment will be by the Triple Trio, Merrill students, the Klassen Brothers, Tulelake accordionists. and a square dance on stage by a Merry Mixer group. The luncheon will be prepared by Dick Marks, manager ot Reames Golf and Country Club. " Two Girls Stuck In Phone Booth PITTSBURGH (AP)-Two 15-, year-old girls were stuck in a" telephone booth in nearby Mc Keesport for about an hour Wednesday. Christann Duran and Peggy Woistman, both of McKeesport, got stuck when they entered ths booth on a street corner to maka a joint call. They pounded on the glass win dows at passersby but got no response. Finally, one of the girls managed to reach a dime in her purse and dialed the operator who phoned police. A patrolman broka open the door and released tha girls. -iii-qrS5iKWT,UliRA...I B id ' " ' .L JUST WAHT TO PET ALL RI6HT, HB'VS SEEN W 0M6.' -y-? ELWELLt'BOiSS. NOW, LETS , T GO HOME WHERE? BEt0H6i Jljl' '''." T" larkysomeome's com6l LETS GET OUT OF. nines m 1-H v. itiiwr I MHBB J-I9 BIGHT MUNCXX60 SIXTV-FOU-iJf Toy, S3 FIVE IOUSANO. lUNDfSEiO I -A NEW Jf MCOROU . . I f ALL RIGHT, YOUNG FELLERt OlT J TALK BK3 ABOUT CASH I IT.L I 9 1 OUST SPLIT TH" DIFFERENCE? I 5, I U2J THOUSfiNP EVCM. LOCK, 1 Sj I VSTOCK. ANO BARRfl.1 HERE'S A DEED! SIGN IT, AND MR. YENOM HERE WILL WITNESS IT! I U ANOTHE CASH VBEEfJ BRAQQIN" ABOUT f RIGHT THERE? COUNT HEH-HEH? well, . Y' WERENT BLUFTWJ I'LL GIVE VOU . CREDIT FOR THAT? HAND WE THAT PEN I A mm, calif. FRIDAY NIGHT ROCK "N ROLL For the Younger Set Music By The "Corvettes"' SATURDAY NITE Music By PEE WEE STIDHAM And The Butte Volley Ranger Dancing 9 to 1 SI. 00 per person 1
