A list of stories in British weekly girls' comic "June", published between 1961 and 1974 by Fleetway Publications and IPC Magazines.
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Published: 20 January to 28 July 1973
Author: Linda Blake
The 3 Dees.
A family keep farm at Furzebrook with some odd animals - notably brave Scottie dog Duncan, gluttonous donkey Daisy and mild-tempered lion Desmond, who work together to keep everyone safe and happy.
Published: 29 January 1966 to 15 April 1967 
Artist: Dudley Wynne
Adventure School.
Kay Douglas wants to be an instructress at the famous Ravensdale Adventure School in the Lake District, and sneaks in to learn about as many outdoor activities as possible to help her case.
Published: 18 March to 7 October 1961 
Against All Odds.
After her father dies, June Hurst helps her mother run the family's riding stable in Framwell, with beloved horse Blaze and foal Cobweb. However, greedy local businessman Sam Fletcher wants to build a road through the stables, bullying local surveyor Cyril Moss into helping him.
Published: 12 July to 23 August 1969 
Illustrator: Bill Mainwaring
The Amazon Adventurers.
Julie Carson travels through the Amazon rainforest with her father Stanley and brother Bob, searching for signs of a lost expedition which disappeared investigating the Angry Mountain ten years before. Journeying there they find themselves kidnapped by a lost, technologically advanced race called the White Ghosts.
Published: 7 August to 2 October 1971 
Artist: Carlos Freixas
Angie's Angel.
Angela West's family rally around to raise the money to get the talented girl into art school in London.
Published: 9 October 1971 to 15 January 1972
Writer: Alan Jason
Artist: Edward Dudley Pout
Ann's South Sea Adventure.
Holidaying with her Uncle Ben on his boat in the South Seas, Ann finds herself caught up in the affairs of an island tribe after their chief's son Taibu stows away on board.
Published: 20 January to 26 May 1973 
Artist: Robert MacGillivray
Annie's Army.
Annie is the daughter of Colonel Cleaver and lives on base with his unit, the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Loamshires. However, her antics often cause absolute chaos for the men - to the excitement of most, but much to the irritation of Sergeant Vole.
Published: 16 October 1965 to 15 January 1966 
Writer: Michel Regnier
Artist: Paul Cuvelier
Babette the Brave.
After a plane crash in the Pyrenees, a group of potholers led by the valiant Babette Marcel make their way towards the survivors to provide medical aid.
Published: 19 August 1972 to 13 January 1973
Writer: Denise Wackrill
Artist: Shirley Bellwood
Babs of the Ballet.
In order to get the financial backing the Highfield Ballet Academy needs to survive, the company accept businessman's daughter Lois, leaving Babs Markham in charge of training the hopeless girl to become a dancer.
Published: 18 March to c. June 1961 
Author: Felix Salten
Published: 30 January 1965 to 15 June 1974
Artist: Cecil Orr
Bessie Bunter.
Bessie Bunter is an oversized, gluttonous and none-too-smart pupil boarding at Cliff House School.
Published: 28 August 1971 to 13 May 1972 
Writer: Denise Wackrill
Artist: Reginald Ben Davis
Bijli.
The adventures of a curious and friendly mongoose.
Published: 21 July to 13 October 1973
Artist: Philip Townsend
The Bike Betty Built.
Betty Blake is left with permanent leg damage by a car crash which kills her parents, and finds no comfort from her new guardian, miserable Aunt Gladys. However, she finds she can ride a bicycle expertly, which greatly boosts her happiness, and she persuades a local greengrocer to give her a chance to work as his delivery rider.
Published: 18 March to c. June 1961 
The Black Pearls of Taboo Island.
Ellie Grant's father dreams of upgrading his dispensary on a coral island where they live into a full hospital. After one of their patients tells Ellie of a legend of a volcanic island that produced black pearls, a treasure that would easily fund their hopes, Ellie and her pet monkey Koko set off to find them.
Published: 8 April 1967 to 1 June 1968 
Artist: Stanley Houghton
Bobs of Bowmans Green.
Roberta Townley - known to her friends as 'Bobs' - dreams of becoming a vet. She wins the post of assistant to Mr. Mason at Bowmans ["sic"] Green veterinary surgery, and starts putting her skills into helping the locals and their animals.
Published: 31 March to 14 July 1973
Artist: Audrey Fawley
Boss of Beadle Street.
An unrepealed bylaw grants whoever lives at the site of the Old Beadle's house has a claim to ownership of all of Beadle Street. Current resident Liz Green discovers the archaic ruling and decides to claim her rights. She gets them, but soon finds being in charge of a street isn't all she thought it would be.
Published: 10 April to 26 June 1971 
Artist: Bill Baker
Call Me Cupid.
Belinda Lane takes it upon herself to find a new beau for her sister Cherry after her fiancé Bill skips out on their wedding to go to an FA Cup match.
Published: 16 March to 1 June 1963 
Artist: Edward Dudley Pout
The Castaway Kidds.
Brought up by their Aunt Agnes in Stepney, orphans Wendy, Tom and Rosabelle Kidd receive a letter offering them the chance to live with their Uncle Roger on a Pacific island. However, a storm forces their plane to ditch and the trio find themselves cast away on a different - and deserted - island.
Published: 30 January 1965 to 13 January 1968
Artist: John Armstrong
Cherry and the Children.
Cherry Bryant looks after siblings Sue and Tim - as well as Boxer the dog - while her mother works at a cigarette factory, keeping them all safe despite the quartet always getting into scrapes.
Published: 22 to 29 December 1973
A Christmas Miracle.
Hard-hearted Carol Price finally finds some affection for stray dog Bobby after his owner dies.
Published: 2 September to 18 November 1972 
Cilla the Chiller.
The mischievous ghost of Mistress Cilla haunts Ardupp Hall, teaching disrespectful guests lessons.
Published: 4 January to 1 March 1969 
Artist: Carlos Freixas
Cinderella Sam.
Shy but kind boarding school pupil Samantha Clayton is subject to a bullying campaign led by fifth-former Sybil Jay, who repeatedly frames her as a coward.
Published: 13 to 20 October 1973
Cinderella Sue.
Orphaned Sue Gibson lives a simple but happy life on a farm working with an old lady until her aunt and uncle return from abroad, and is less than happy. Despite the kindness of her lovely cousin Norma, Sue becomes increasingly bitter as she believes her new guardians are mocking her homely looks.
Published: 18 March 1961 to 4 June 1966 
Artist: Roy Wilson
Cloris and Claire - The Sporting Pair.
Sport-mad friends Cloris and Claire rarely get as far as games due to their propensity for mix-ups and confusion.
Published: 4 February to 27 May 1967 
Writer/s:
Artist/s: Bill Mainwaring
Conflict on Corfito.
Two families compete to find treasure on an Italian island - but children Nina Gasperi and Carlo Albanesi find they have common ground, and want to avoid the bitter competition.
Published: 20 November 1971 to 18 March 1972 
Could This Be You?
An anthology story featuring girls in situations similar to those readers might find themselves in - having a crush on teacher, being bad tempered, feeling left out - and showing a resolution.
Published: 27 November 1965 to 22 January 1966 
Artist: Thomas Laidler
Crusaders' Castle.
Betty Blake's Uncle Oliver inherits Crusaders' Castle on a small island off the coast of Cornwall, where she lives with her siblings Tim, Tom and Jessica. However, the family ends up in debt to the island owner My. Sistrom, who tries to use it to drive the family away.
Published: 14 October 1972 to 13 January 1973 
Artist: Robert MacGillivray
Cry-Baby Chrissie.
Christine 'Chrissie' Cooper is a student at St. Martha's School for Girls, where her extreme shyness causes her to regularly burst into tears when the centre of attention. She is frequently bullied as a result, with only kindly Brenda Thompson as a friend. One day, Chrissie buys a ring in an antique shop and suddenly finds herself transformed into a more confident person, and begins standing up for herself.
Published: 20 October 1973 to 2 February 1974
Artist: A. E. Allen
Dark Destiny.
New at school together and both orphans, Diana and Cara become friends. Cara has a strange ring and an unusual tattoo on the sole of her foot, and Diana becomes curious about her odd behaviour and the gaps in her memory.
Published: 21 November 1964 to 27 March 1965
Artist: Reginald Ben Davis
Daron of the Islands.
Trudy Lomax is secretary to Professor Simpson on an expedition to search for a Roman galley in the South Seas, and soon becomes fascinated with the strange native boy Daron.
Published: 18 March 1961 to 5 June 1965 
Artists: Robert MacGillivray, Colin Merrett 
Diana's Diary.
Diana Todd receives a diary for her 11th birthday and fills it with the fun and games of her family's daily life.
Published: 3 May to 28 June 1969
Dinah's Ugly Duckling.
Dinah Sherwood runs a beauty salon in the Hotel Italia on the Sardinian Coast, and faces the biggest challenge of her career when the snooty Chesney family arrives for a function. She finds the only kind member - a young plain girl called Jackie - needs her help the most.
Published: 17 April to 6 November 1971 
Dottie Doogood.
Kind-hearted Dottie's good deeds backfire.
Published: 5 January to 18 May 1974 
Writer/s:
Artist: Manuel Cuyás Durán
Down Our Street.
Jessie Blake lives a happy working class life with her cocky brother Darren, her mother who believes the boy can do no wrong and her father.
Published: 28 August to 13 November 1971 
Artist: Juan Solé
Emma in the Shade.
Emma Lorne deals with the burden of thinking she has to live up to her famous parents - an actor and an artist - and the pressure the expectations of others bring to her school life.
Published: 18 July 1964 to 28 December 1968 
Writer: Scott Goodall
The Family at Surprise Corner.
Sally Starr lives with her family in an antiques store called Surprise Corner, and always finds surprising things happening in her life.
Published: 11 May to 15 June 1974 
The Firebird.
Jilly Lewis arrives in Venice to stay with her penfriend Fiametta de Paravani, only to find the girl's grandfather is being threatened by local hoods. Jilly and Fiametta set about thwarting the thugs.
Published: 12 August to 7 October 1967
Artist: Tom Kerr
Flight to Adventure.
After their plane crashes in the South American jungle, air hostess Linda Martin is left looking after children Peter and Jane Wesley as they try to make their way back to civilisation.
Published: 16 March to 15 June 1963 
Writer: James Stagg
Illustrator: Colin Merritt 
Flying Mane.
Living on Dartmoor, Ruth looks after her horse Flying Mane and a foal, despite the objections of local landowner Derek Duke.
Published: 20 January 1968 to 11 January 1969 
Fourth Form Wonder.
Raised in Tibet, Lan Trafford learns the secrets of the Yogis, including the power of levitation. She transfers to the famous Harfield House School in England, and soon puts her talents to thwarting the schemes of Jacob Yarwood, who wants to force the school to close. Lan is helped by her friend Frankie - though jealous senior Sybil Bromley is determined to expose Lan's secrets.
Published: 20 January to 6 April 1968 
Artist: Eric Kinkaid
Freedom Train.
Jill Williams is among a group of refugees fleeing the advancing Japanese army in Burma. She has an important package she must deliver to her father in Rangoon, with the group travelling via the "Burma Belle" - an aging steam locomotive driven by family friend Ned Parry.
Published: 27 November 1965 to 4 June 1966 
Friends of the Wilds.
Living with her cold guardian Uncle Matt in Wyoming, Mandy Morgan finds a weak orphaned foal she names Lonesome and secretly tries to nurse him back to health.
Published: 22 July to 18 November 1972 
Artist: Jim Baikie
From Big House to Backstreet.
After Jenny Lawrence's father dies suddenly she and her mother are plunged into poverty, and find living tough outside the upper classes.
Published: 16 November 1963 to 25 January 1964 
Artist: Leslie Otway
Gail's Dancing Double.
Gail Dawson's resemblance to prima ballerina Karen Grant sees her asked to swap places with the dancer as Karen tries to clear her fiancé's name.
Published: 2 February to 15 June 1974 
The Ghosts of St. Gilda's.
The spooky adventures of the Sixth Form of St Gilda's School for Ghosts.
Published: 8 January to 19 March 1972 
The Girl With No Heart.
Zara, an emotionless scout from the planet Zenith, uses her mind-controlling ring to infiltrate Earth, masquerading as a schoolgirl as a precursor to invasion. Only classmate Tessa Martin seems aware of Zara's unusual behaviour, and tries to convince her sceptical peers of the threat.
Published: 20 May to 19 August 1972
Artist: Phil Gascoine
Glenda Good-and-Bad.
After Glenda Marsh gets a blow to the head she exhibits a