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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18380, 4 February 1928, Page 18 (Supplement)

1 “STAR” CIRCLE AND CLUB GOSSIP

CIRCLE NEWS. MUSIC CIRCLE. All members and intending members please attend initial meeting. Club Room, Saturday, February 11, 2.15 p.m. ~ HANDCRAFT CIRCLE. Initial meeting Club Room, Saturday, February 11. 3.30 p.m. Intending members welcome. CIGARETTE CARD EXCHANGE. Senior Exchange (over twelve years) reopens on February 11 and 25, Junior Exchange, February 18. STAMP CIRCLE. Reopens Club Room, Monday, February 6, at 7.30 p.m. Australian stamps, by Chief Fred Winder. WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS. Vera Iris Wise. Edith Elsie Wise. Margaret Maud Seelen. Marjorie Haywood. Rangiata Daphne Stokes. Colin Lionel Chambers. Bert Franklin. Glady# Mary Vernall. MEMBERSHIP NOTICE. The Circle requires only sixtv-six new members to triple its membership, and then the picnic promised will be held. All members are asked to try to bring in a new member. A prize for number 999. Who will it be? A TOY LiWN-MOWXE. Here’s a jolly little lawn-mower, or you can use it as a truck in that toy station of yours. You will see that it is made of cardboard, a match-box tray, old cotton reels and little strips of wood—matches would do. Oh, and you will want a few small-headed nails. THE FIRST TINGE OF AUTUMN. Autumn commences with the first of Februarv. as you ail know, but owing to the extreme lateness of the summer this '-ear, we feel like rebelling at the very thought of fading leaves already. Nevertheless.. I saw a willow' the other dav with nearly all its leaves a beautiful clear bright gold Tis sad to think the pretty leaves will so soon be falling, but autumn is here!