MESSAGE BOX

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22319, 5 February 1938, Page 8 (Supplement)

MESSAGE BOX

Dorothy Hanna (Sefton); Each time your name appears under the Golden Ribbon or you have anything printed in "The Gay Gazette,” write down the date it appeared, and "10 points" after it. When you have 100 points send the * book (any notebook will do) to Lady Gay, and she will send you a prize. Arthur Topp (Little River): That picture of Shona and Arthur riding the pet co\v would be splendid for "The Gay Gazette.” Do you think mother would lend it to us? We would take great care of it. Shirley Brown (Richmond): Come any Saturday morning, Shirley. Lady Gay would love to see you. Send in some riddles, or try to make up a tiny poem. There isn’t any room In “Thb Gay Gazette” for copied poems. Jill Gasson (Wellington): Just a note for Jill. You must write some stories for "The Gay Gazette” this year, Jill. Margaret Upton (Selwyn): That will be all right, Margaret. You may count 10 points. Put them down In your Points Book.

Coral Magson (Rakala): You will enjoy the new school, Coral, but Rokeby will be sorry you are going away. Love to all the Seagulls. Frances Black (Belfast): You have ever so many brothers and sisters, haven’t you, Frances? Big families are Jolly. Doreen . Little (Omihi): Did you meet any of the Beehive members when you were in Hanmer, Doreen? You did have happy holidays. Beverley Orchard (Papanui): Do you mean the sea poster, Beverley. It has not been judged yet, dear. Indian ink, if you wish the picture to appear in the Page, dear. This member is doing good work. Audrey Court (Sprlngston): Here’s a big welcome to Audrey, and Lady Gay is glad she has become a member of "The Press Ship.” ' She should be a good t member of the crew. Peter Macpherson (Merivale): So long since I heard from you, Peter, that I was nearly sending out a search party. And then your letter arrived!