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“Christmas Novelties,” G.I. Headquarters, P.O. Box 44, Gisborne. They must be posted not later than December 23.
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS. Section 2. Here are some ideas for decorating and brightening up your home for Christmas.
Paper garlands to hang across the room can be made by cutting strips of coloured crepe paper about li" wide by 7" long and stringing together to make a chain.
Bows made of cellophane will look gay in the Christmas tree. Don’t tie a bow just a straight piece, gathered together down the middle and stitched. Painted masks, as in the competition, hung on the tree or about the room will also be effective
IMPORTANT. Cut out this section and all following Action Plans which will be found in the Herald every Wednesday and Saturday. Paste them neatly into a scrap book so that you can refer to them when we explain the plans over the Radio 2Z.J every night at 7 p.m. We will call this book, the G.I. Action Plan book. Watch for this column on Saturday next for more Competitions and Games to help win this battle over Giant Polio, Boredom and Gloom. If you have any suggestions, don’t be afraid to write or ring us, phone 2217.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22513, 17 December 1947, Page 9
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