Joy “Starts Her Friends” Again

Northern Advocate, 9 August 1938, Page 2

Joy “Starts Her Friends” Again

Cheers and cheers again for Northlanders. Just look at today’s acknowledgement list, see how individual maidens and warriors have answered to the call to make u final effort for our Orphanage appeal. There's a splendid spirit in our Tribe and I’m iriuit proud oi Vo day s Z list. “It is really wonderful how the funds for the orphanage have grown,” « wrote Joy Doel, who sent the very first contribution when the scheme w*as launched nearly 5 months ago. “As it will be very nice when we • start on our last £IOO I think if everyone of us who have given only > once, now give another little donation it will help, so as mine was the ■ v - very first young Northlander donation, let me start my young friends off again. Please accept 1/- from me.” L That, you see, is the spirit of readers of our page. Can you wonder that Princess and I feel proud of you? £5/8/- reached headquarters this week contributed almost entirely by boys and girls. It was a worthy effort bringing us still nearer to our goal—a home for the homeless of our Northland. Onwards, then, my roTlcwcrs! Victory is in sight. We thank the following tor contributions received this week:— Joy Doel (Whangarei) 10 Victor Senn (Kaitaia) I 0 Silent Worker’s Sale of Knitted Jerseys .... 2 0 0 Sale of Valerie Menzies’ Cordial .... 4 ('! Vera Mason (Waiotira) 1 9 Methodist Star Brigade (Whangarei) 4 <i Picture Evening at Y.W.C.A. (Whangarei) .... 7 0 Sale of Iris Jenkin’s Rhode Island Rooster to Boh and Emily Grayson 10 o Iris Walters (Mangapai) egg money % 0 Typo (Whangarei) I Norma Carter (Whangarei) 1 0 Mrs. W. A. Given (Whangarei) 1 10 rt Ron Nesbitt (Whangarei) 5(1 Total for this week 5 9 0 Previously acknowledged 475 13 3* Total to date 481 2 31