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There are certain months . of
the yiear in; whtceh I would gladly
shake the' snow Off my }boots
and .twalk.. oust of this' country,
never . to . setuim, without a %back.:
wtard. glance. But Seaptlember is
n*. one of them, ' '
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his time of year, tit would.
:take '.a' regiment o -how to
chvg me, IPithintg, sicrelaannng, ~ i►d
roaring "O. Canada" a.crods the
*oder, out of m 'y home, any na
title Maud. -•
Twice, : poet John . Keats ex-
.pressed it, though he never saw
this Canada • of ours: Re spoke
of "the season of mists'and• mel
llow fruitfulness:'.' • This is our
September. He :spoke of "a thing
of beauty and a, joy ;forever.";
And .this ';is :onr September,
Winter .is of v+ ►y 'well in its
place. Arad its 'place, as far .as
• rain 'concerned; is in : outer ,'S5-
beria. Spring - n 'Canada. is a
asp
in the;. pann, 'ia flood.
,the- basement, a colla in.
Ike beat Swwne • is a' desperate
effort Ito acedinp'Us!h, . xii+ toe brief
a r't iane, all the . things we?vie been
earl 'rotameter .hand spring to
In, Most icotintries of the inor-
Ahern bentisphere, spring is the
time Of joy, of walingto new.
life, sof a• fresh scarring 'of the
blood. In Canada. sprig • ;is,
Merely" a Muddy interlude. 'Doan-
. Pletely ' whacked rater five
monibhs .of :winter, We (drag our-
selves '+bhreltieh it, only to tum-
ble. ; into ` the • cla tiny, f ever is'h
'embrace , of summer; slimness,
wench.
• In this : country, >'autuann is
the •'chime when ebhe pulse begins
to . quicken,. the " imagination to
soar...'The :. whole nation comes
alive, recaptures some coher-
ence atter the chaos: of mummer
Bill Smiley,
and anl'akes planes to be happy
a rkti. .
Ant thanks to a benevolent
deity; . the . transition,. between the
madness.:. of summer and the
scrambling activity of fall is a
painless nay, a glorious —ex-
perience, • •
' We are . +given a 'time • . for
tdre<a meinlg, ' Wye aar'egiven a chance.
to. stn rperi' again ' our Vis,
+dead+ened by sun and sand and
'nater. We ar+e: gvven' golden' sun-
light,' ' f ilatered : +thmough.'tie green-:
est : masses of foliage in the
world.. We are ,given (w!ater so
eblrue yt makes our ,eyes ache,
aiild„s$y:;-igen IOW we Ban. 41mosit
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We •` .are 'give'n,a just •for a
m+onrth,, new Bytes,,' eyes.. that sud-
dandy" see the : •splash of , coliour
the ' zinnias e ' against . the
fence, the ' naii hui ig • sweep of
+browns_: and -i greens across- •tlhe
v'allley ancI-riadge,. the Bard purple
aaf id istanlb.: hulls..
' I can: scarce forbear to. Weep
'with joy: when, . I think 'Of the
.glorious gift's of taste with Which
SepbeThber rejuvenates 'our'' -
aites jaded • by lhamlburgers and
hot ..dogs; muestard.:' and: relish,
charred steak and skunky beer:
Jui!ce-spurlinig sweetness of
red , appl+es,. .galideen, corn. Tongue-
tineglia g ` ,tarrtn e s . • of.; huge, cold
�tounatioes, tawny Peachels ..Eanth-
nea • of scrubbe+dt ,:new 'potatoes,
riliming` with tatter... Fainit, crisp
bitterness. ,of cucumbers. Speak,'
ing sof, faint,_ ; I'm- aboutto: I
haven't: had dinner.
:Septeniiber sounds: acorns rat-
tling off the roof; squirrels back"
in' the attic, . gibbering • and mut_
tering and scrabbling; the thuds
and whacks and hips and .:hups
of football practice; and the
Mrs: Emile MacLennan was•;
.hostess 'to the Ripley and District
'Horticultural meeting on ,'Tues-
day evening. Prize money was
awarded .and a ,discussion onf u
.tome Eimer sho rs broughtt forth
marry ideas; •
Miss Jane Finlayson. f Strait
'ford- spent.. the week=end 'wit*
her parents, Mr and Mrs Gord-
on Finlayson.
.Several from this. area attend-
ed Western .'falx Ain London: dur-
ing the !past week.. '
Mr. a .md Mrd. Allan MicChar1es
of Toronto spent the • week -end
With Mr. and Mrs Oliver aV c-
Charles .and John.'
Miss Barbara 'Pi n. has
returned to 1Vi'acDonnsatitute
in Guelph :Ifor Cher: fungal year UL
Home Economies.,•
Mr.. and Mrs..,Bril,I Smith of
Toronto spent the week -end with
the
Nelson.of �Luckmow
eed • ewtah her Blister;, Mrsi Kenneth
Farrrsah during the past week.
NAPKI Coasters,. • Matches,.
Playing rds, perso'n'alized
printed wr ing paper and. 'en-
velopes. As to see, our. samples.
No obluiga on. The Lucknow
Sentinel, phone "528-3134.
vast, soft sighs of, the earth, ,de
livered_ of .her •.finest; oozing
Milk and honey and satisfaction..
• September. smaells..';hot dogs
trying at the fall: fair; . new 'ap-
ples -- 'there's na smell like.' this
'cane;. •. the •ffirst.acrid :sm+oke Of
alfa exhhausts. arena ` school (buses;
wood -sing e• n the ''fireplace;
ace;
thee 'soft, iieaev'y. 'sweet scent of
sumtmei rePlaeed: by. a tang 'like
sprinter's mnk ' and fresh sweat
and charripagnae, ''rolleid into one
You .take it, w'hate'ver ,it . is:
Paris in the . sppring, summer on
the Riviera; Japan • in cherry
ibltolssoin 'nine:: take Canada t
in: September:
zit worst thing I . 'scan 'think
eirf .
including any wife run'ndng,
off With", bine ; mi}kinan, 'my kids •
turning 'into. n-good-niks, is to
die . early 'in Septemfber. This
would kill me Liitiera'l'lry, 'as •they'
say.
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BROWNIE NEWS
• The:., lit: Lucknew, Brownie
P+alck 'h'eld! 'its Opening Meeting
for ,the new term on" September
11th.
At !INS, meeting we said good.
by .to 'fqur: ,girls who Were with"
us for the" last 'lime (before
ung up to the. :Girl Guide Com
pany on Friday .night. They are
Donna 1VIw11hsa,Carol Camlplbell,
•Carol: Brown and Brenda Jar-
dine.
The Brownies Were pleased to
Welcomer five Tweeni�es to . the
Pack — Linda :S'tan'ley, Joan
Anderson, Linda Goyeette, ` Kathy
Joynt and Diane'Hawthorne.
This brings the . membership. sof
'the Pack 'up to . twenty --come;
1VLai-garet ."Chester Was Toaad-
stool, Fairy for the ,meeting.' '
Wh'il'e. the 'Brownies ' were in,
Fairy • Ring, ::Brown OW1 an-
nounced the.- fol�iowing. Badge
'Winners:Carol Mown and Bren-.
da Jardine Golden. Hand;
Donna Mullan aand Carol Cea`mrp-
Camp-
bell — ',Needleworker, T anak-
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ger,
Triose
Orderly;
Edith:Whitby
W..b
— Toylmaker. and Thrift. They
were .given ' the Grandy Howl.
The /Berioewnies practised' ' ..the
Golden Hand Ceremony and re-,
viewed the �Promise.:and Law..
In• Pow -wow, each girl told a
holiday , highlight and Brown
Owl read a story. •
The with
meeting • �"leSse�d 'wrath
,Chimes and, •Pray'er.
• e 2ND' PACK (BROWNIES
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.The 2nd 'Pack Lucknow •Br+o�w-
hies resumed - fall 'acrti'vaatles When
they met on Tuesday with .ari
attendance of 1'5.
The meeting opened by/,!p1Y•
ing "B'liin;d ' Man's 'Buff," Gail
Jamniesorr • was ' chosen, • Fairy
Queen and prepared for Fairy.
Ring. Tawny Owl inspected. rfor,
clean shoes• • and clean hands and'
fairy 'gold was collected. " •
A.: new Tweernie, Donna Greer,'
was .instructed' jby Brown Owl
while Tawny, Owl • reviewed
kby' the senior 'girls.
nots. •S'emaphore 'was praatiseid
one of our 'Pweenies, Lorraine
. Boyle, who tis
"In pow-wOw the girls iseParted
their 'holidays and plans were
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Guides. Held
Up.. Ceremony
-(GUIDE NEWS)
The First •and'Seaond Brownie
Packs were present at eine' re-
gular meeting' of • the lat Luck -
The occasion mas bonour five
Brownies .tO Guides. Two other
girls "walked" .uP- 'to jioin the
convenor and were greeted and
welcomed • by -their res,pective
Receiving their 'wings'. were:
Donna Mullin, Carol Campbell,
Carol Brown, Brenda Jardine, .
and Donna Leader. Patricia Con- -
Altdi standing still far so long,
the girls were -glad to join in an
active singing +game. Another
highlight of the evening: was a
series a very humorous speech-:
es given by the 'girls' who camp -
,last summer, in 'Which they
gave the4proS taaild, cons Of tamp
life, Time ran••out before the.pre-
gram could be 'c'earipleted. Taps
,,elosed..the meeting. During 'the •
evening, tea" was- served ,to the
Guides by hostesses Dohna ;Rif,/
News Briefs . .
Enrolment at Ripley , Distriot
iSokro&f. niimbered, 132 stu-
recent ,IritorAter !binge in DUrharn
and .aniong,,the wallets lifted was
One -COntainthritg $116(1..
Chester Merriam,. chairman of
Royal Canadian Legien, spoke at
the banquet closing the convent..
tion of the. Prince Edward Is-
land Comtnand.•
nen was congratulated tor hay,'
ge; The Brownies' Were in,'
'When, two of aut. paek, Dortria
Leader and ,Pittrioia. Oeimen,
enter GukteS.
." The SO -Lieze 'was 'Passed end
;the meetitig pleased With Tams.