EVERYONE was pleased when 10-year-old Lynette Brown, of Auckland, won a prize in the stamp essay competition conducted by 1YA's "Children's Session," for Lynette is a pupil at the school of the New Zealand Institute for the Blind. Though she had never seen the stamp she wrote about, the stories about stamps and stamp collecting told by H. Christopher in the "Children's Session" every Friday had caught Lynette's interest. In the picture above Gay, who conducts the session, presents Lynette with her prize—a book about animals which will be read to her—while Mr. Christopher (left) looks on.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 896, 5 October 1956, Page 21
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97EVERYONE was pleased when 10-year-old Lynette Brown, of Auckland, won a prize in the stamp essay competition conducted by 1YA's "Children's Session," for Lynette is a pupil at the school of the New Zealand Institute for the Blind. Though she had never seen the stamp she wrote about, the stories about stamps and stamp collecting told by H. Christopher in the "Children's Session" every Friday had caught Lynette's interest. In the picture above Gay, who conducts the session, presents Lynette with her prize—a book about animals which will be read to her—while Mr. Christopher (left) looks on. New Zealand Listener, Volume 35, Issue 896, 5 October 1956, Page 21
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