BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

Northern Advocate, 29 June 1943, Page 5

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

June 22 —Mary Davison, Reg Thomas, Sydney Thomas. June 23—Graham Matthews, Ken Prouse, Lottie Renner. June 24 —Jim Appleyard, Jack Halliday, Wallv Shepherd, Michael Unkovioh, Ngaire Woods. June 25—John Mcßeth, Dorothy Bell. June 26—Velma Clark. Herbert Oldcorn, Douglas Withey, John Bradburn. June 27—Isabel Amoore, Ronald Hannam, Dorothy Howe, Dawn Thomas, Margaret McLennan. June 29 —Audrey Hamilton, Derek Howard. Richard Kemp, Susie King, John Whittle. June 20 —Beatena Peers-Adams, Colin Clarke, Noel Lloyd, Margaret Penney, Dorothy Peters, Flora Parkin. July I—William Beazley, Irene Halford, Margaret Hills, Marion Smith, Jim Stevenson. July 2—John Bates, Dawn Martin, Jack Bisset, Joy Doel, Errice Donaldson, Tilly Edwards, Harold Maunder, Joyce Primi, Kennedy Tepania. July 3 —Heather Denton, Sybil Dobson, Noleen Hannam, Mary Kingi, Gladys Paton, Brien Pepene, Kapiri Strongman. Julv 4—Winifred Baxter, Alan Billington, Laura Copeland, Betty Hilton Jones, Thomas Wood. July s—Selwyn Coe, Roy Follas, Ross McLean, Roger Taylor. MAIL BAG Maureen Osborne.—We are well, Maureen. thank you. A few colds and >a great dislike of rain are our worst troubles. The S.S.P.s are growing big, and fast. Yes, I like budgies, Maureen, but we have a kitten, and I’m always afraid for the budgies. Write on both sides for letters, but not for contributions. Jessie Sinclair.—Sorry about the Merit Cards, Jessie, but a series of circumstances has prevented me getting them sent out. Just keen hoping. They will arrive sometime. The S.P.s like gardening, but Daddy doesn’t. Kupe is back in camp again. Cissie Clark.—The S.P.s would love to see your bunnies, Cissie. What fun you must have with them. Your cat must have been hungry. Winnie • Sinclair.—Hope Mum and Dad are better of their aches, Winnie. I have a few at present, probably due to too much rain about. My sweet peas are rather attractive to garden nests and I am sorry to say are not getting on too well. Kupe likes coming home, though he eniovs camp too. Lillian Tavlor. —It is very wet up here at present, Lillian. Please tell me the date of Harold’s birthday, so that I can remove it from our list.

Mary Itlinac.—Glad Annie got her card. They come eventually, Mary. June Hannam.—Of course I remember vou, June, and vouir three brothers; too. T can’t imagine them big enough for High School, but I guess they have been steadily growing all the time since I left. Sorry Ivor is having trouble with his foot. Is it better now?. The SP.S loved your painting and have it on the wall of their