HARLEY’S JUNIOR CLUB

Greymouth Evening Star, 26 February 1949, Page 6

HARLEY’S JUNIOR CLUB

From the Mail Bag

RON NYBERG: Thank you for sending in the jokes and riddles. Ron.

EILEEN JOHNSON. — Your riddles were very amusing, too. Eileen. They will be printed soon.

LORRAINE BEIRNE.— Your entry was very neat this time, Lorraine. Thank you for the jokes. GWEN HOLLEY: I was pleased to hear that you are doing so well with your swimming, Gwen. I hope you got your 100 yards certificate.

ADRIENNE HATCHARD: Thank you for your letter, Adrienne. Yes; last year’s marks are added to those you gain this year. Keep on with the competitions and you will soon reach 100. BEVERLEY NYBERG: Congratulations on coming second in your class at school, Beverley, and also for winning the Junior Cup for sports.

FRANCES ANNE NEILSON: Thank you for the poem you sent in, Frances. “Fidgets” are terrible things, aren’t they? MARY CLARKE: Yes, Mary, it will be quite all right for you to hand your letters in at Harley’s Office, instead of posting them. JULE BROWN: I was pleased to hear from you again, Jule. Thank you for the jokes.

VERONICA AND IMELDA BENYON: Thank you for your letters, girls, and also the riddles. Birthdav Greetings to Flora Mathias, February 27th.

ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK’S COMPETITIONS (1) Medal. (2) Royal. (3) Ugly. (4) Timid. (5) Sugar. (6.) Never. (7) Moral. (8) Misty. (9) Gallop. (10) Equal. With this competition, boys and girls, there were several words tha' -

were correct answers for each one. (1) Candy. (2) Canary. (3) Candle. (4) Canada. (5) Can-

non. (6) Canoe. (7) Cannister (8) Cannibal. (9) Canal. (10) Canvas or canopy.

A very big welcome to our two new members, Joan and Valerie Grogan. I hope you will enjoy being members of our club, and I know that you will remember our motto: “Do a Good Deed Each Day.”