A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 8 (Supplement)

A NOTE FROM LADY GAY

Uelva Pagan: Lady Gay says "Come •a board ’The Press Ship,’" Melva. .And she sends a special welcome to --tSaMittle sister. too.

1 Dave Bees: And a note for Dave. »: of puzzles do you like best, .fyy Jaasei; The advertisement will ?» ; iftserted, Ivy. How is your col- ; lection progressing? i Eefh Skinner: Let me know when Prize arrives, Beth. It is being posted. _ ,v. ,, ; Kathleen BresUa: Why, that is splendid. Kathleen. Lady Gay will be anxi iously waiting more news. Will you t thank mother for her offered help. I Philomena Breslin: More news of the . dub. Lady Gay is so glad that she ( Visited Waimate, and met her member* there.

Mute Shirley: still another Wal- • ®ate member- That Utile story of ■ ■ we bush will be printed soon, dear. Pauline Dalton: The are qoina very well indeed, dear. Have you a picture of members we could ' Print? ■ - Patrids MlOer: Patricia Miller has a P®t canary. Lady Gay used, to Have canary, too, when she was a { ..Colleen Watson: That was a pretty . “«to poem, Colleen lady Gay liked i it very much. - -a.?*?* 1 * Cropper: Why, that is a splenic J<lea, Dulele. I like the name, too. •c Mother Bunch is making some badges i lor you*.. ’ „H*fy Todd: Here's a big welcome to .lady Gay liked her letter ever . te much. Yvonne Allen: How long does it take <. TO Put the wee chickens 'to bed, . \vonnc? The spring picture was very - alteiy painted. ) * venae Burns: Has the prize arrived i wlely,--Yvonne? You must do one of * Tn 2f e Mrcle pictures for the page, ", Stevenson: Count 41 points. Sex. 1 «S? talle long to reach 100. -«y#P w * Dullen; Perhaps you will be 5P* to act "Once Upon a Time" some : “A. Valmai. The advertisement will 1- Pejkiatcd, f Dullen; And here’s a welto Beatrice. Op you like plays, too. Beatrice? iJs?*?• Eberts: Peter Piglet is very r indeed, Enfys, and sends you a Srth ® mest sends a hoo to Oil* 1 * and I „(Buckley’s road); Just a tiny - yw lor Lome. And here's 1 some pagic to go with it. C t.Wflela Hare: What do you i:ko best, V do they call you Pat? .Arc ■ fond of stories, or do you like V'tSSilL I am waiting for another letter. i.yßred Cooper; What do you colWt, Wilfred. Perhaps you will be able to exchange with some Christchurch fpnbers, ‘S*!??*!* May; Here's a riddle-maker. a place for some of the pUslzles the Page, Malre. . wgyMby . Harris; Do you know. that was one of the most inletters Lady Gay has received , ‘ SrJJ «®g time. And the picture wga w .Wc«y painted, too. , *££*** Broughton: Forty-two points, ? ays - “ T - h Lank . Agnes >- -Harding; I-ady Gay St, eyes wide open, Joyce, add a Jr* b»~,-wearing her very Aest add k -SS* expensive smile to grtiet.- you. returns" to a blrtbdfty Well, well. Lady Gay'iWlU think of it. Mother Btmch v 'Szyj&e would make a picture of Pay >' 016 gat ® looscing , at r - : Very - good, Beth, Your have been pteefed,.i&Jltir n.KMoaa wi.i—« f, ox • iton; Let ,me knowm es .safely, Bermce,:Y«SU ■■our Very Special Pfite ° W «I Wish I could ride * said Peter Pig. -'Apd have .that buni’V added : Oh, Jean p.Unts. ve*Y ShenrW wfwrfagT »« line day.

Allan Bees: Peter Pig is very proud because Allan’s poem is being printed In the paper. Mother Buiich wifi make '»■ picture for it. v"" James Langbeln: "Why’, here's a letter from James," said Mother Bunch. And Lady Gay answered, "Ob, I do like James’s letters. They are so nicely written.” Ernest likes them, too. Daphne Merrin: Sammy and Susy Stlekums look very happy, don't they. Daphne. ' Lady Gay thinks that Daphne is going to be an .artist, too. , Hae Merrin: Good work. Hae. You it soon be winning your ti-BM. as well as your: A.B.S. Dawn Wilkinson: Here’s a big welcome to Dawn. You will soon receive your enrolment card. You must enter for competitions, win yourLacges, and join in all ohr doings, Yvonne Allans A very nicely-painted little picture., .Yvonne. Are you keeping a Points Book? ' . Penelope Rich: Just a wee note for Penelope. Ernest the Engine sends her his love. . .' . Mydla Gibson: And here’s a message to one of Lady Gay’s WaimSte members. Give Mickey a stroke and say It comes from Lady Gay and Mother John Shirleys That was a good idea, John. And we will have a competition, "HoW 1 spend Saturday." ” !

Shirley Beld; Oh dear!’Oh dear! But the scan will be posted, Shirley. And Lady Gay sends much love to this member, ■ . ; • Marie Shirley: Well done. Marie. That was a good little story! Keith Broryn: You can take a penname, and be a Shipmate If you like, Keith. Choose one connected with the idea. . . „ Avis Bray: "Oh. It’S from Avis, cried Lady Gay. She was wondering when that letter would come along. How many points now, dear? Thomas Fenwick: That’s the way, Thomas. And here’s another point for your Points Book. Joy Pettigrew: Any number you like, Joy, from one to 21, or more. Success to the club. I shall be waiting anxiously to hear more, about it. Lindsay ftolio: The Joke will just squeeze itself into the Page, Lindsay. After all a snail does not take up much room, does he? Helen Fox; Oh, Helen, if Lady Gay tried to answer each letter by post she would have to start work each morning at 1 o’clock, and never stop till midnight. and even then she wouldn’t get half her letters answered. When you have something printed in "The Gay Gazette" you gain five points, and one point for ft note in Lady Gay’s Message Box.

Nancy Ludefnaiui: What do you call the little calves, Nancy? You must find names for them. Wilfred Codper: Here’s a message from Lady Gay to Wilfred. Vou must enter your points In a Points Book. Wilfred,' fend try to gain 100. Then you win a Special Prize. Douglas Waghorn: What is your favourite hobby, Douglas? Do you collect Stamps? Athlee Brown: Ah, here are some “Interesting Facts” for “The Gay Gazette.” They will soon be printed, dear. J . Fay Sinclair: The prize has been posted, dear. Let me know If It arrives safely. Yes, you will be able to count flvei points for the Idea,