A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21826, 4 July 1936, Page 8 (Supplement)

A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Fanny Wilson, M.G.; Someone wall •ppreciate those warm garments, dear, the club is doing excellent work, ipecial messages to all members and • very special one to you. Denise Watson: If you like solving Puzzles or painting pictures you will tod a big welcome waiting for you in ft* pages of the Gazette, Denise. So «wne aboard and join in the fun. Count one point for the painting and for the puzzle. Pauline Londrlgan: You will find all ■ftructions regarding points printed ® Gazette. Pauline. Count one point for each painting or puzzle corWctly solved. I hope your wee brother toll join soon. Ernest sends him a •beery hoo-00-o. Cynthia Allison: Congratulations. Cynthia. I have registered the new and badges will be posted to P? 1 - Do you know. dear, the little is really very good indeed? It * going to be printed in "The Press ■UP." and Mother Bunch is illustrates it. Marcia Milligan: Splendid. Marcia. *"* Pickwick Club at Motunau is doing ■pod work. That is an idea that other «bi might like to follow. Derek Watts: Mr Printerman is mak■g some new Merrygog books for Sun®*ams, Derek They should be ready top", and then they will be printed, toaeone Lady Gay knows writes a totT neat letter, Edna Wilson; Could you come on the tojnmhtee for our Hobbies Exhibition, *toa? There will be more about it in ** Page soon. Jean Fraser: One point if your name •goars in “A Note from Lady Gay,” •Jo five if you have a contribution in “The Gay Gazette,” Jean, ■tot’s one point for you already. Eva Inch: And here’s just a wee note • Eva. with love from Lady Gay. A Audrey Beck: Very nicely painted, *~toy. Do you like painting? Marjorie Turnbull: "Ah. here’s some- •• who paints well,” said Lady Gay. •to the picture was Marjorie’s. Chapman: Has the badge ■tUed yet, Mary? Let me know. I J® toiling to you about the stamps. T®" see you are going to be one of best snernbers. Mitchell: Good work. Eric, tooukl you like to be a Shipmate, and *■** a pen-name? -*Jfaire Soanes: Count 30 points, and start from that. Don’t to enter your marks week by Vltene McGregor; And just a tiny “to* from Ladv Gav to Valerie. Here n tomes. ■ellie Lundy: Lady Gay is hoping •to may see Nellie "at the Waimate Will sne? Here’s ever so much j* to a new member. jV™* Adamson: Your name has been to Black Penny. June. And 2 toU be ever »o pleased to have you * * member of the Stamp Club. Funston: Two good ideas. Jgto- Count 15 points, and start from ■i [ Pp r °toy Barnett: The picture will to our Pets’ Page, Dorothy, ZJ2 then be returned. Lady Gay fj^ w jj“tost send a special greeting to S*™* 1 *: I like your little poem, 2... „pther Bunch is illustrating It. Henderson: Oh. what a nicelytotter. Lady Gay said; "Rusts one of our very best writers.” ,'j'WFlujeth Jones; That is a good S'r toe club Gwynneth. Have ■Photograph that you could let tor toe Page? fJnSSP* Wytm-Yorke: Ob. I like story, Penelope, and bo did hS .Bunch, it is going to be The Gay Gazette.” aggPw. Robinson: Here’s just a wee B|J~rWtolfred. with a big welcome. another letter, Winifred? SS! 6 *,lookinc for it. •®hnant: Watch the lists of Pen-friends published in “The • Winifred, and write to %gW_Mc6eveny: That was a very Paragraph. Irene, M to know the name of the must n«V* few* mislaid.

Eileen Sanders: Five marks for each riddle, poem, story or any contribution that appears in “The Gay Gazette,’’ Irene. Doris Mcßae: How many points, now, Doris. Are you keeping a Points Book? Grace Smith: Very good puzzle, Grace. The A.P.S. badges have been held up, but should be ready In a week or two now. Love from Lady Gay. The puzzle will appear soon. Joyce Scoltock; I am sending you some odds and ends of wool soon, Joyce. Good luck to the club. Shirley Marsh: Good family puzzle answer, Shirley. That’s the way. Betty Wlthell: You’ll be an A.B.H. soon, Betty. Keep on trying. Juliet Deans; Now, let me see—Juliet has 40 points. Not so very much longer to wait for a Special Prize, Juliet. ’MATES’ LOCKER ’Mate Lord Nelson: A good penname. ’Mate. Count 45 points, and start from that. Mother Bunch will be delighted. J.M. (Opawa): How about a name that is well known in your family, Joan. Why not be Sea-Fairy? A big welcome. ’Mate Athos: A very good poem, Athos. It will be printed. 'Mate Bluebird; Not far from that 100 now, ’Mate. That’s the way. 'Mate Typhoon: One of those Ideas is excellent and will be adopted, ’Mate News next week, ’Mate Wild Rose; Ah. I was glad to receive your letter, Wild Rose. Are you entering for the Hobbies Exhibition? 'Mate Whale; Also good Ideas, ’Mate. One of them, at least, will be adopted soon. Melva Brooker: The badges have, unfortunately, been held up, Melva, but they should be ready soon. Congratulations on the work of your club. Zena Mahon: Correct, Zena. Fortyfour. Forty-five now. 'Mate Silver Cloud: There is another Silver Mist, ’Mate, so how about this name? Here’s an extra-big welcome. I shall be looking forward to seeing those exhibits in the Hobbies display, dear. ’Mate Robin; Just a wee note for ’Mate Robin. Keep on writing, ’Mate. You are doing well. ’Mate Bookworm: Hope to see you, ’Mate. Are you entering for the Hobbies Exhibition? Read the rules under “Golden Ribbon.” ’Mate Silvermist: I want you specially to enter for the Art sections in the Hobbies Exhibition, 'Mate. You are doing good work. OUR PAGE Tis just a year ago to-day, Since we joined up with Lady Gay, Through the papers we are told, “The Press Ship” now is one year old. It brings us tales from far and near, Of other lands and friendships dear. And ’tis only just a year ago. Since the Page began, you know. Our Page is read by young and old. With its fairy tales and pirates bold, And how we love to watch our name. Steadily rising on to fame. Now hoist the sail, we’re off once more, With all aboard just as before. And now we all will sail away. Wishing the Page a happy birthday. —JUDITH. MARSH, M.G.. Glenroy, .j