PETER PAN'S MAIL BAG
A warm welcome is extended by Peter Pan and Wendy to the following boys and girls who "have asked if they may become members of the Peter Pan Club:— K. Fitzgerald, Graham Wilson, Dawn Harrison, Gwen Harvey, Cynthia Russel. Here are the names of Sunbeams who have sent us jolly letters lately, telling all about how they spent Christmas and the holidays they're enjoying. You tinderstand that space prevents us making individual replies except in certain cases, don't you? And we hope the rest of your holidays will be happy, too. Josephine Antuhovich (I was sorry to hear you and your mother have been ill, Josephine, and hope that the New Year will give you better health); Brian Gordon, Jean Crowther, Helen Peters, Dawn McCullough (I think it is a great pity you, do not have composition at your secondary school, Dawn. I can't understand it, for it is so necessary. As to points, three points are counted for a birthday only in the year In which you gain 22 points and have had a birthday); Brian L. Fisher, June Spencer (I think French Bay is a pretty place, too, June); Graham Tucker (I do hope you are better now, Graham); Doris Pratt, Dawn Stephens, Doris Smith (yes, Doris, a stamped addressed envelope must be sent for return mail, or if a reply is really necessary. All boys and girls please note this).
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 11, 14 January 1944, Page 3
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