Untitled

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 234, 2 October 1937, Page 2 (Supplement)

Cedric Hewitt—You have nine points altogether, Cedric, counting three for your birthday. Norma Litt—Why not form a club right away and participate in Peter Pan's holiday campaign, Norma? Gladys Griffiths—Yes, Gladys, you may send in as many entries as you like. Thanks for the jokes. Edna Crenc—Many of our readers agree that budgies make pretty pets, Edna, and you certainly are lucky having such a l"t. Have you taught them any tricks yet.' Ruth Mayhill—Yes. Until, Mark has been enrolled. L>i(l lie receive a cert'ileal''? Thank- for informing us about your change of address. Rosateen McCready—Glad to hear from you again. Ko-aieen. How hard il must be .to cboor-e from all tlio-e name-. \Y "My .-ays that Carol would be her choice. Tom Morris—\ Club badge cot-is 1 post free. Tom. Wm oidi .ictil : vpeiice in stamps. tio you want \ ur in■•u. y illumed? Ngarita IWcKenzie—Will yon pl.-a-e send us your date ol birth. .Ngarita.' Lena White "lnauk- tor lne contr.billion, Lena, but ,1 was not entirety .- l.iane. lor these pages. Joan Cavcy—What a lot of calves yo.i have had as pets, Joan. Wendy w.i- v i.interested to hear all about Ill.nl. Nessie Nicholas—Wo have no more b 'Scot' plasticine in stock at pres. tit. .v---;e. Nyra Cantwell—Hope that you an- feel ing better now, Nyra. Yes, tile cli.b mem bers worked wonderfully this year, didn't they? Betty Rowe—Another member on tie sick list. Wendy quite understands y-jn. reason for nut writing, Hetty, and .-.-nailer best wishes for a speedy" recov ei \ .