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Show Tell Me Why HEATHCLIFF i Friday, November 6, 1981, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah Page 29 THE BORN LOSER By Art Sansom /.THE SandIs Rock Particles By ARKADY LEOKUM When a solid rock is exposed to the action of wind, rain and frost, it is broken up into tiny particles called PEANUTS e By Charles M. Schulz The principal mineral found in sand is quartz. Other minerals sometimes “HES OVER THERE... WORKING OUT ON THE HEAVY BAG.” By Frank Hill found in sand are feldspar, calcite, mica, iron ores and small amounts of garnet, tourmaline and topaz We can find sand wherever rocks have been exposed to the weather. One of the principal sand-forming regionsis the beach of a sea. There the action of the tide upon the rocks, the action of wind-blown sand rubbing against the rocks, and the dissolving of the minerals in the rocks by the salt water all combine to make sand. That's where the sand on the beach comes from. But this sand doesn't always remain there. The loose sand along the beaches is picked up by the wind and carried inland. Sometimes, so much sand is moved in this way that a whole forest may be covered by sand dunes. Whatabout the sand often found in deserts? Most of the loose sand there has been brought by wind. In some “cases, the desert sands may have been formed by the decay of rocks. In still OKAY MARCIE, GONNA PRACTICE WERE THE OL STATUE OF LIBERTY PLAY... ( FADE BACK Di TO PASSSAS “OU ce Semen.eee CIE 'YOU' 5 TO MARCIE! YOURE SUPPOSED LET 60 OF THE BALL! AND I COME RUNNING AROUND AND GRAB THE BALL ad FRANK AND ERNEST THE ENTREE PORTION OF YouR TV DINNER HAs BEEN LOst. WE'LL CONTINUE WITH THE , other cases, the desert was once a sea bottom from which the waterretreated ene of years ago, leaving the sal Sand is a very useful substance.It is used in making concrete, glass, sandpaper and as a filter in helping keep My. IT FELL 1s HOW, O05, FEELS Ni Ot 10 SMILE. water pure. (Win four illustrated “Tell Me Why” books, with 1,300 questions answered. Send your questions, name,age and address — with zip code — to “TELL ME WHY”in care of this newspaper. In case of duplicategeet the author will decide the er, Today's winner: AnitaWilkins, 18, Richmond, Va.) Teowes KERRY DRAKE Lt. pas operation WHAT ARE YOU cracks down THAT MEANS [NOTAWY MORE | By Ernie Bushmiller NO ---WE DON'T NEED ANY BRUSHESJ BUT THESE BRUSHES ARE VERY UNUSUAL--- * Jane: My dates are pouring in Kate: So are mine, drip bydrip. FIVE 55=6 eee cents. Nove BUGS BUNNY By Heimdah! & Stoffel MIGHT I INTEREST You NO. ACTUALLY, L IN SOME HAIR RESTORER WIKE MY HEAD. TD LIKE TO COME BACK AS BLIRT REYNOLDS, AND IF HEHASANY Lick] ATALL... THAT WHEN SOMEONE DIES, HE'LL COME BACK AS SOMEBODY ELSE. e ] [ow can you makefive 5s equal six? Use decimals and + and - signs. See tomorrow's paper for the answer. Answer to yesterday's puzzle box: The bottle cost $1.05, the cork cost 5 © 1001 Unted Feature Syndicate nc WINTHROP REINCARNATION MEANS 90) ment ee ---FOR THOSE PLACES [ ,. GOING AFTER LONGER JAIL -SENTENCES/ FUN TIME The Chuckle Box Passenger: Does this bus stop at Smithville? Little boy: It sure does. Watch me and get off one stop before I do. THE PUZZLE BOX "HARD TO GET AT™ bos! omesale 1] 1S Decaeare LOT eee NANCY By Alfred Andriola Meanwhile... WE'RE DOIN’ V CHARGING GUYS WITH,THOSE LT. ? ie oes (Win an illustrated ‘Tell Me Why” book, with kundreds of questions answered. Send your riddles and jokes to “RIDDLES, JOKES, TELL ME WHY”in care of this newspaper.) COPYRIGHT 1981 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Qinrer ne ne US PH ETHON |I- REDEYE WHAT'S A CLEAN-CUT FELLOW ' LIKE YOU DOING TIED TO THE STAKE 2 ft. I SHOT UP THE PLACE THAT ISSUES CHARGE CARDS / By Gordon Bess HOW COME THE HANDSOME ONES ARE ALWAYS MARRIED 2 This Day In History BUT IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING To WEMOVE UNWANTED GRAYMARESILL TAKE FIVE GALLONS. WE By United Press International Today is Friday, November 6, the 310th dayof 1981 with 55 to follow. The moon is moving toward its full phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star is Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. American band leader John Philip Sousa was born November 6th, 1854. Onthis date in history: In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was elected as the 16th president of the United States. In 1869, in the first formal intercollegiate football game, Rutgers beat Princeton 6-to-4 In 1968, Richard Milhous Nixon was elected as 37th president of the United States, defeating Democrat Hubert Humphrey. In 1977, an earthen dam collapsed near Toccoa, Georgia, unleashing a wall of water thatkilled 37 peoeple on the campus of Tocca Falls Bible College. A thoughtfor the day: Abraham Lincoin said: ‘The ballot is stronger than the bullet.” THEYWANT ME TO INVITE SET AOANTAETC A P THANKS FOR THE MEAL, MRS. WORTH! TLL RETURN THE FAVOR AS SOON : NO, PAPA ROMANY 15 IT HOPE YOURE NOT CARRYIN) VERY STRAIGHT: HE DID ON THE PICKPOCKET TRAPITION JENNI ' TEACH MB AN OLD GYPSY SELF-DEFENSE,. ) YOU MEAN LIKE KARATE, OR SOMETHIN’? 2S BARBS Nowis the time when the candy people are busy as elves putting “Merry Christmas” wrappings on bags of leftover Halloweentreats. Pionvering, ‘80s style: Having to turn on the coffeemaker because the timer is outof order. Confuse most any young ster: Ask him whata scooter is. NO, THAT WAS. \ THEY'LL TRY YES, AND SOON THEY LAST OF IT!) TGET UP TH') Wi at WALL AGAIN! THE ‘THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO STAY THEIR ADVANCE! I SHALL CALL UPON THE POWERS OF DARKNESS TO AID US! |
