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Dimensions! Just a brief word of thanks you're getting
"School-A-Rama" off to a booming start! Keep the poetry
coming and keep us alive!
This week a Special Salute to the talented students in Mrs.
Murphy's and Mrs. Repetto's Suite at L.A. Cook School where
Mr. Logan Burke is principal. Relax with us now and enjoy
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MY FAVORITE SEASON
by Caroline Talbert Age 9
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There are four seasons of the year
Three are gone and one is here -The
season of the year that's here.
Is fall ? best season of the year!
I think Summer and Spring are nice
I love the Winter's snow and ice;
But my favorite season is fall ?
Fall, Fall, the best of all!
FALLIS COMING
by Teresa Lyon Age 10
When leaves start changing color ?
And trees turn a darker brown.
It's a sign that Fall is coming ?
From the tree tops to the ground!
It will be getting cool
~ Arid we are now in school^ ?
No more bees, no more leaves.
No more flowers, no more swimming!
Wow! when Fall has come
I'll be frowning 'cause Summer's gone'
But I'll be smiling again ?
'Cause Winter's just around the corner.
LEAVES IN FALL
by Kimmlng Scott Age 10
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In Fall the leaves come down!
They come in red, orange, and brown
Falling gracefully like snow ?
Coming very, very slow.
Fall is the time for leaves ?
Falling from all kinds of trees.
Time has come for leaves to fall!
They act as if they've been called?
By beautiful - colorful Fall!
A BEAUTIFUL SEASON
by Greg Jarvis Age 10
Autumn's the BEAUTIFUL season
Winter should have no reason -To
come bursting through the town
And freeze up all the ground!
Autumn is a Beautiful time,
< When apples are ripe, yummy and fine!
W -
in spring the apples were sour as a lime!
? To eat them 1 never fully
Made up my mind!
IN PARTING: THE PAPER: CHRONICLE
The Address: P.O Box 315s! - Winston-Salem, N.C.
The Column: Pontic Dimensions
The Columnist: yours truly
Why the Data: To inform YOU on potentially publishing your
ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC, poetry! Let us hear from YOU!
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ASTRO-DESTINY
Financially, the answer is no to propositions that
ARIES came your way. You might be wise to steer dear of
Mar. 21 Apr. 19 any discussions.
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22 - A?f. 22 low it to happen. Relax and let the sunshine in.
VIRQO Experience is o good teacher. You profit from your
Auf. 21. S?p?. 21 ?*?? "Httkm and impran your amociates.
LIBRA ~ Orients con pose o problem. Nothing serious,but
Sept. 22 - Oct. 22 time consuming, and frustrating.
SCORPIO _ A long standing friendship Is In danger. It pays to
Oct. 22 Nee. 21 think before you oct - take it slow.
SAGITTARIUS Go 0,1 Y<** busing pools ore concerned
Not. 22 - Dec. 21 Your superiors hove their eye on you.
You con gain tremendously by taking o conservative
CAPRICORN viewpoint in business. Your associates will odnire
Dec. 22 Jen. It your stand.
AQUARIUS You con be surprised by the deceit of a so-colled
Jen. 20 - Feb. IS friend. With friends like that, who needs enemies*
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Feb. 19 - Mer. 20 not only now but in the future.
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May 21 - June 20 happiness to you and your family. Enjoy 1
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September 13, 1975
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to the public during September
and October.
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Saturdays. Afternoon bird
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Sundays at 5 p.m. The walks
will be led by the Park
naturalist.
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nature walks focusing on
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wildlife, offered at 2 p.m.
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