CALL OF THE CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 58, 9 March 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

CALL OF THE CLUB.

Ruby Jones. —l'm sorry. Ruby, that you : iljinlc you must leave. Don't you think ■ iliat you could perhaps Just grot the "St:ir" ' sometimes? We don't want to loso any • of our members until they arc eighteen, : you Know. r/larjorio Harvey —What a long- way you have to travel to school, Marjorle, but how lovely it must lie crossing- the water in tin , summer time.

Joyce Jones—What about Bonzo for the j name of your pup, Joyce 7 Your little brother is not, at nil too young: to join the ' club. Help turn to nil in ills certificate and ■ post it Into this ofllce.

Molly Elliott—Congratulations on the ■ success of your worlc.- Molly, and I liope i that you will have, me same good luck i with future articles.

Wlapy Muigrow—lt Is g-cttln.e cooler now, Mary, and swimming- will soon he over.

j Kay Hubbard —Thank you for the little sketch, Kay. Why not. try to draw somej tlimpr yourself, not Just trace pictures? I Don't forget to Write about the party, will ; you?

Betty Hughes—lt Is not necessary to paste ! tie signature on letters only. Betty, unite possibly there will lie another (lel)ute In the future, and \vc will keep your subject in mind. Mcrcedos nioss—Send us your essay by ill means, Mercedes, and this one may be good enough for "B grade. No, points are not given unless your story or article is published. iris Reeves—Send in a penny for the copy of the paper that, you want, Iris, and we will forward it to you. How many points have you in your possession towards your last book? Silver Stevens—Welcome to the club. Silver. Write again and tell me all tho interesting things about Wnlrere. Inez IVlcCready—A very interesting little letter, Inez. Write again, won't you, and tell inc all about your birds. IVlerlyn Johnson—l'm glad you liked the certificate, M'erlyn. Try hard and win some more, won't you? Elva flbercrombie—Yes, you must miss Iho swimming, Elva. no you like the sports afternoons at Technical College?, Vera Fc-il —What bad luck you had hurting. your shin, Vera. Is it any better now? Dorecn Carston—Thank you for the address or your pen-rriend, Doreen. Quite often people do write in and ask Tor an overseas pen-pal. Jean Stevenson—Goodness! What a tearful time you have had with the rains down, your way. The weather seems to have changed very suddenly right from summer to winter, doesn't it? Owen Holloway—A lyippy birthday, Owen. Only the very neatest and most correct answers to that competition were awarded prizes or certificates as there were so many hundreds or entrants. Better luck next time.