Plot
Tansy Blake works as publicity girl at Teentops, a boutique hoping to sell vibrant, young clothes all over the country.
Notes
Appeared
- Teentops Tansy – Judy: #358 (19 November 1966) – #363 (24 December 1966)
Young Terry Thompson works for the pop magazine, “Tune”, which is backing an unruly pop group, The Four Teens. On tour, when they find that they are at the foot of a theatre variety bill, the Teens refuse to go on. But Terry tricks them into entering part of a revolving stage—and they swing round to find them-selves facing the audience.
Sixteen year old, Hope Clarke works for “The Helpers,” an agency that provides help in emergency situations. A widow, Mrs Coombes, asks for someone to look after her two boys, Teddy and Tommy, while she goes into hospital, and Hope is given the job. When Hope arrives. Mrs Coombes has already left for the hospital, but the daily help introduces her to Tommy and Teddy—who turn out to be elderly men!
Plot:
Mary McGee and Betty Sellars. police girls of Daneham’s “W” Patrol, are used to unusual jobs, but even they are surprised when their sergeant, Kate Rogers, orders them to go on a works outing. It seems that the firm concerned has asked for two police girls as, in the past, their outings have sometimes been too rowdy. So, in spite of Kate’s parting remark to “have a nice day!”, the girls know it isn’t going to be a picnic, by any means.
Jenny Johnson, a gentle girl with a great understanding of animals. works at Westchester Zoo, where she helps with any animal in need of special attention. One afternoon. Jenny takes a new arrival, a young llama, to the children’s corner at the zoo. 
Other Appearances:
Young Shirley Leighton is assistant purser aboard the liner, Morning Star, which does the North Atlantic run between Southampton and New York. Shirley helps the chief purser, Bill Jenkins, to keep the passengers happy, and she has earned the nickname, “Shipshape Shirley”.
Shipshape Shirley– Judy: #286 (03 July 1965) – #293 (21 August 1965)
Petra Dawson is junior partner in her father’s firm, “James Dawson & Daughter, Party Makers”. It is her job to arrange the children’s parties. She is a great problem-solver.
Other Appearances:
Betty Ramsden works behind the scenes with the Bluebird Dancing Troupe. Betty is always on hand to keep the show running smoothly. When she is unable to join the Troupe on tour she temporarily joins another theatre group. Things don’t run too smoothly when a fire breaks out and a dancer blames Betty because she broke her lucky charm.
Other Appearances:
Annual Appearances
Summer Specials
Picture Story Library