THE JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Waikato Times, Volume 117, Issue 19597, 8 June 1935, Page 16 (Supplement)

THE JUNIOR LEAGUE.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. “ do that Kind act to-day,”

Dear Boys and Girls, —Well, the Show week, lias been ieft behind, But the happy memories we have. of. all the .run of .the ralr, the pleasant things we saw and the friends we met will go on with us to the following Show time and may he, many years alter. How many of you went to see the S.P.C.A. stall? I hope lots or you did so and bought some little article lor yourselves to Keep. Now I must thank >ll of vou who assisted In any way lor the Junior League, especially Lola Shaw lleen Hughes and Jack Ottsley, who helped me on their own counter on our special i Know you will all be sorry to hear that Lola Shaw has had lo leave us and has .gone to live at Tatiinarunut. Wear your badge and always stand up for your own League, Lola; try hard lor the Rally-0 down' there, will you not, dear? We are Indeed sorry to lose you, but we all wish you a happy time there.

Do not Torget to write to your club penIriend. Did any or you go to see that wonderful picture named “ Sequoia”? Ido hope so; it was a heautirul animal study, showing just what cun lie done with them. Next weeK I will tell you more about It. I round tills in an old copy the other day and thought you would llKe It;— Tho same force formed the sparrow, That fashioned Matr, tho King Tho God of the world gave a sparK of soul To each rurred ami feathered tiling, Ami 1 am rny brother’s Keeper, And I will light Ills light, And speak the word for beast and bird, ’Till the world shall set tilings right. Lots of good wishes, with happy evenings by the fire. TINKER BELL.