Prizes waiting

Press, 24 December 1985, Page 10

Prizes waiting

The Y.W.C.A. has asked the Junior Press to try to help it find two people who have won prizes and have not collected them.

The ,Y.W.C.A. recently organised a poster contest. Two of the winners of book • vouchers, Sarah Scammell and Mark Bradford, have yet to receive their prizes. . Sarah and Mark can claim their prizes by telephoning Nigel Jones on 63-063.

Froggett’s Revenge, by KM Peyton,; Oxford Uni- - versity Press.lf Wayne walked past without seeing him, Denny Froggett knew that he would almost die of relief. It would be as gorge- ’ ous as Christmas stockings * and ginger fudge cake and looking at Mr Parker’s traction engine collection all rolled into one. Wayne MacFarlane was a black cloud on Denny’s horizon. He bullied him, called him Frogslegs and made his life -a misery. Timbuktu : would not be far enough away for Wayne to go. ‘ Then Denny met Harry. Harry was enormous. Harry was the biggest dog Denny had ever seen and he was Denny’s friend. Harry was later to be renamed Frogget’s Revenge — Danny’s protector. He was, though, too big to stay, so Denny and his Dad found Willie Little, a giant of a man who used to be at school with Denny’s dad. Big Willie and big dog belong together like ngsaw pieces and the problem of a home for Frogget’s Revenge was solved. A nor-mal-size puppy later, Denny had a new dog and a new protector. What happened to Wayne? That is a good question . . . read the book. He did not bother Denny •any more though. An amusing tale. — Rosemary Brader.