"SPRING TIDINGS"

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 92, 15 October 1932, Page 10

"SPRING TIDINGS"

"DANCING CHILD." "One big longing to welcome our Lady Spring—or istsho just the dancing child of our Reading? Such a lovable person she'is .. . and these days you can glimpse her lovelinoss round every corner." "POLLYANNA." Kelburn. • • • "RUNNING GOLD." v ''The river looks like running gold in the spring "sunshine. We'll soon be starting swimming again." >, .■••: T'bobbolink:" (is). Koro Koro. v - ; . ■, ■' • • • "DOWN AT 2ZW/' Wolisteii into 2ZW, and Ladybird, the announcer at the children's session, gave a competition on "Fho Children's Hour.' It -was an essay... The prizes were, pictures of Ladybird and Uncle Kirk,_ ana I woii a photo of them. I was invited to the studio "to read my essay over the air. I also recited a piece of poetry,1 and asked Uncle Kirk a ,I'iddle: which he. could not answer.'' "■';' '• •■■ ,'• ,: "TIPPETY TOES" (10). Brooklyn. • _-~ ' I ''WITH STEPS DOWN" ....•' '.. "I_hav© a garden, of my very own. It has pansies and verbena in it. Daddy made it; f or. nie^ and he made steps aownitoiit.fV .-■ '; "■-''•.■'■ i . " V-, 5 ' '•; PRTJE MILLEB, (G). . Khaidallah.' '';. SINGING .. . i" ."Once we went to. the woods, in spring, and the fields were alight with daffodils—big and little ones, tall and short ones; and a bird singing amongst the shining flowers.," / " BROWN "MOTH " (13). Kelburn.