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Orono Weekly Times, 24 Apr 1985, p. 10

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I-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 2M, 1985 For Riche F or reUI :r Column by 1 WONDER WHY meone could take a good pic- have ta remind hlmn to brush Some things in life are self- turc. is teeth. 1 mean doesn't his explanatory. Somre things ..why do men make sarcastic girlfriend care. Maybe 1 aren't. Often 1 notice darting remarks about the Sunshine should ask her. glances shot my way when a boy but anly siather over the,. .why does the waterbed give particular somnething seem s ta Sunshine girl? me more back problemns than be out of the norm. However .why with 101 cookbaoks at an ordinary bed and why 1 have learned ta ignore and m y fingertips do 1 findi it Sa does the mattress look like a accept some of my shortcom- difficuit to make good meals. humped back whale? ings thereby spending more ..why does the guy always tel! . .why does- my friend get tîme an the "WH-Y" of you that sex will make you away wvith cooking one meal others than always trying to sleep better? a wcek, while 'm tied ta the find explanatians for myself. whvy did Eve cat that apple, stove continuously. 1 mean There are somne areas and why couldn't Adam have why docs no one complain at however, where even 1 arn been theone ta go astray? hier house while here everyonc reluctant ta admit there are . .why does my nailpolish does. no answers. For instance neyer go on right and why do . .why is it men neyer dlean * .why dit! I put hair mousse i always touch something aut the tub after thcy've had on my toothbrush the other belore it drys? a bath? day instead of toothpaste and . .why after doing years of . .why is it Sa hard for kids ta who saw me doing it? good quality color understand that school is * .why did my girlfriend put. photagraphy am 1 flopping in EVERYTHING for now? garlic sait on her radish black and white? . .why did I promise everyone plants last year and why the . Why am 1 the only anc in the frenchfrics, -weincrs and plants died, while the> bugs famrily that looks, acts and beans for s upper, then go stayed alive and sportcd bad talks different. 1 mean what ahcad and caok fish with breath. wcnt on' anyway ta create mashed potatoes? * .why did 1 throw a dirty three look alikes and anc that ..why is a second time rela- spoon inta the wood stove stands out: a bit odd, tionship much, much harder rather than the sink and why wouldn't you think? than the first time around? I did HE have ta haut it out in . .why was baseball, hockey meïn, you'd think that by front of company? and football inventcd now you'd have ail the * .why will Mula Mulroney anyway. 1 mean who needs it answers ta flopping the first look just as great after four clogging up the TV, anyway. time. kids as she does aftcr three. . .why is it, the only time 1 ..why aftcr scing my sister's * .why do the past and present listen toaraything in relation new fur coat, did I decide 1 womnen an fad diet plans ta politics is when there's would like anc after always flot resemble anc and another sex scandel., al .. .somne day., the same persan and why . .why does a ten ycar aid . .why aftcr ail the why's, do 1 does one picture ahways turn dlaim ta bc mature cnough ta still wonder .. .. why? out fuzzy. 1 mean surely so- have a girlfriend, when 1 stili Buds, Bulbs and Beasties WOODS, WATER AND WILDLIFE Legion tiny soldiers, cloak- cd in green and white, march across the terrain. Parading out of snowbanks, they camne. Popping up from leaf- covcrcd foxholes, they ap- pear. Leaning, almaost in unîson, thcy seem ta fallow the sun; cas, by morn, west past noan. Somne plump, others skinny. Like, artillery fire, initial bursts of purple and yellow rivet attention. Soon, the diorama will blaze with colour. The tiny soldiers arc, of course, the rising buds of crocus, trillium, leck and cal- tsfoot. In short order, thcy'l be followcd by bloodroot, wild ginger, hepatica and a, hast of other perennials. Specially adapted ta forest life, they grab a hcad start. For, theirs is a uniquely warm world in early spring. Like aIl habitats, forests are constantly fed from deep within the carth - scicntists cail it the geothermal flux. But unlike most habitats, the mulchied humus souls of forests are fantastically adcpt at holding and even produc- ,ing more heat, through in- calculable numbers of microscopic- organisms. Blankctted all wiiter by bath a thick layer of dead leaves and snow's insulating mantde, the forcst floor freezes shallowly, if at ail. Even as the heat flux continues ta nibblc at mcadows' deep frost, it is already nurturing forest wildflowcrs. But the sun's rays arc at work, too. Shetered from heat-stripping winds by the maze of trunks and shrubs, the forcst floor converts ight ta heat, warîning quickly. Even as the trectops still freeze and thaw nightly, the floor is alrcady a balmy world unto its own. 1 Head start establishcd, the wildflowcrs race ta grow, bloomn and rebuild their tuberous food reserves before sunlight and nutrients arc shared by the cxpanding forest canapy. lndccd, by the timne the canopy fully opens, many of aur woodland flowers will already be on their way ta dormancy. Their tlowcrs, and even vegetation, shlrivelled, they wilI paticnt]y enduire the 8-10 month wait before the wholc race begîns afresh. We'rc fortunate in On- tario, in having such a wide array of woodland wildflowers. Tagethier, they'I1 repaint aur forests with suc- cessive waves of bloom over the next 4-6 week, sonmetimes, with colourful bursts, sometimecs with spec- tacular blankets of colour. Ta everyone who will take the time ta take a 'waik; bend over and rediscover beauty long taken for grantcd, there's a world awaiting discover. Each plant offers flot o)nly beauty, -but fascinating adaptations -and life histories. FOR THE BEST IN SPRING SAVINGS Catte Manure 2.99 20 kg Vigoro Lawn Fertilizer Silex 09 9 ~~~20-6-3 1 1S e 425 sq. met res O S E Fertilizer Spreader- OVEN 29.9 40 lb. capacîty 54.99 19" Canadiana 3 H.P. Lawn Mower 189.99 20" Spirit 3 H.P. Briggs and Stratton O NE Lawn M ower 219.99 S tainless Steel SA VE $40.00 Cookware Garden20 "/ Wheelbarrow 24.99OF Steel Lawn Rake 549 GS.5W Sump Pumip 54.99 SI 14 5 Foot ALUMINUM Crua Step Ladder 29-99 a Romex 1412 Wire 250Ofoot CoiIs ft. .10O .99 CHAR-BROIL Gas Barbeque Wagon SAVE OVER $10(100 199.99 10-SPEED CEN11JRY AY Mens and Ladies AUM BICYCLE'%'129.99ANE PROSONIO AM/FM STEREO RADIO9.9 CASSETTE RECORDER 149.99 cand 199.99 we made ou.r name in hardware ROJLPH Main St., Orono Phone 983-5207 JOEY SAYS.-."PLAYSAFE"!. Joey was only four when the toboggan he was ridinq sid into the patti of an oncomning train. Th)etobhO9cgan was mnovng so fast. H e could't stop it or jump off intimne His left atm was severed belIow the elbow. Joey, a memiber of The War Amps' Child Ampuee Program, doesn't think his artificial ami works as well as his reAi arrn did. PLAYSAFE Il: Dont Let fitHoppen To You is an award winning film featuring Joey and Champs rom across Canada. In a kids-tokids approach to ,safety awareness, the young amputees describe in detail how their accdents happeried [n order u eavoidi danger, children must first learn to recognize if. Joey and his friends wamn ail childr en t0 PLAYSAFEI PLAYSAFE Il is available on film or vdecassette, fee of charge. Contact The War Amputations ot Canada for further information. Wish to cali us? Dial tolifree: Metro Toronto residents: (116) 488-0600. Are. Code. 519, 613, 705: 1-800-268-8821. Ail other codes; -800-26-8917. The War Amputations of I~XCanada is a registered charitable rqanization operated on a Snon-profi basis. ander the control and direction eitireiy of our own menabers. Charitable Institution Registration nom- ber: 028683109 10. tIV The War Amputationb of Canada, National Headquarters. 2277 Riveride Drive (Sute 207). Ottawa, Ontario, K1H 7X6. L

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