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Show Page - THE 34 HERALD, Provo, Utah. Thursday, March 17. 1983 Tell Me Why HEATHCLIFF WJ 6000 Queen By Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER " OUASaiEOF 6B, I HAP 50teWVll1l IT WAV 1 TO 10 omm i would mz it A2' HAVE BEEN ABOE RffRDAOi ANDITUOUeKTIT wcolphavetdbe classified WA4EVERS3SCOD! 4-- f. vrt Bee Lays Eggs o (A - J J VX'n 1 11 Dy Dave Graue ALLEY OOP THIS ISN'T FAIR, GUZ...THATGAME WASN'T ENTIRELY MYPEA I LOOK! DON'T ...THOSE WOMEN CARE WHO'S IDEA OUT THERE THINK I TH' IT WAS T'PLAY COVER'MENT'S TAME.. I'M TH' ...AN' SINCE GOVER'MENT AROUND HERE, I'M TH' ONE " EniLT J THEN MEBBE IT'S TIME YOU THOUGHT ABOUT CHANGING TH' SYSTEM! SHE THINKS YOU'RE A REAL DRIP -- ( HUH? v" THAT'S THE THIRD TIME SOMEONE'S CALLED ME THAT IRMA TOLD ME tjr JgBaMBS By Ernie Dushmiller NANCY i u several hundred drones and Mil 1 By ARKADY LEOKUM The queen bee is a female that lays the eggs and heads a colony of honeybees. An average honeybee colony has about 30,000 bees, but there may be up to 80,000 in one hive. There are three different kinds of bees in the hive: a queen, J NAME 1 thousands of worker bees. The colony is headed by the queen bee. She is a big female who lays all the eggs in the colony. She starts to lay them during the first warm days of spring and continues to lay them every day until the end of the summer. At first the number of eggs runs into dozens a day; then it becomes hundreds and keeps increasing as the season goes on. At the height of the season, the queen may lay as many as 1,000 to 2,000 eggs a day. Since she lives about 5 years, she may lay up to 1 million eggs in her lifetime. She is the only bee in the colony who can do this, so she is the mother of the entire colony. The drones are the males of the colony. They take no part in the work of the hive. They have to fertilize only one function the eggs of the queen. The worker bees are females smaller in size than the queen. They cannot lay eggs, but they do all the labor in the hive necessary for the maintenance and growth of the colony. (Win a "Tell Me Why" book, hundreds of questions answered. Illustrated. Send your questions, name, age and address to "TELL ME WHY" in care of The Daily Herald, P.O. Box 717, Provo, Utah 84603. Include ZIP code. In case of duplicate questions the author will decide pipn't CALLEP cwck, anp YOUTOLP HIM THAT NEEP5 HIM.' wehYyes,butnot 5IR7 YOU, for what he ujep0, i marce OUR im HE THINK5 HE'5 60IN6 TO BE THE PITCHER OR thinks RI6HT UJIN6, OR OR 60ALIE PLAY IT'5 EITHER ATHYROIP LO0XMARCIE, 60TME 50UP5ETMY HAIR 15 YOU'VE LINEBACKER ne ;nMFTuiM' FALUNS OUT FRANK AND ERNEST PROBLEM OR GUILT A SIR By Bob Thaves Youe Hojsog, iwy client Pti&DS NOT GUILTY To $HoptiFTlN6r STATIC CHNG. TmAves lW3ty KERRY DRAKE TMHg US Pal & 7 TMOtf By Alfred Andriola T BOOTSI- I'M OUT AT THE LBFTV, NEA.tnc DESERT MALTH SP- ABUT I'M MOT HERE FOR B- L J I I PULL 1 YOURSELF TOGETHER .' 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The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. American singer Nat "King" Cole was born March 17, 1919. On this date in history: In 1776, the Continental Army under George Washington forced British troops to evacu- MARY WORTH By Saunders & Ernst YOU'RE A LIVING CX5LL TO LET ME GO,AK5. RUN ALONG BEFORE YOU YOUR BUS, Ml5 BIDPY! GOOD AFTERNOON!--THITHE WALES I LL RESIDENCE! TELL WHOEVER IS CALLING THAT MRS. WOKTH!-"XLLe- t BACK BEFORE BEDTIME- - RIPE MY PEAKIN'-"-LEMV- n TALKTOMARY-.ER--- - WHAToEKNAMEl AWAY FOR THE DAY STEVE ROPER AND MIKE NOMAD like EVERYTHIN6-I'- IS WALES IS I FROMieE! LOOKS YEAH(---THI- VINCENT AUSARVE I I GOT M CONWA BIKE OVER TO By Saunders & Overgard 7HeY,MlK!yd&cx Ia CALL ON THE KITCHEH JTTT PHOWe ! I "I r ! SOME LAPV NAMED HOKEYPEW-CRYI- 'U"V-- OH hfn UK NG l' HER &E5T FRIEND JUfT f- A -i -yl "j ate Boston. In 1912, a group of young women to be known as the "Campfire Girls" was formed by Mrs. Luther Gulick of Lake Sebago. Maine. In 1945, the bloody battle for the island of Iwo Jima ended in victory for the United States. In 1958, the U.S. Navy successfully launched Vanguard 1, a 3 j pound satellite, into orbit around the earth. j 1 LIKE , . LEAST? i y f V kl ELBA'S FOR SUPPER I I . y A thought for the day: American humorist Frank McKinney Hubbard said, "It's no disgrace to be poor, but it might as well be." CAPTAIN EASY CROOKS OUT OF OFFICE!) IP5 1 i JPo?JHffP O By Crooks & Casale w NMfe & WASH i vew, i hc MAruK ANP Hl WHY MEN KIP- - THEE PEOPLE I've SOT PROOF. THE' I J h-L- -. rJ-- y TELLING THE TRUTH OFFICER. I V aT A BARBS 4 |
