YOUNG WORSHIPPERS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 57, Issue 55, 14 December 1936, Page 4

YOUNG WORSHIPPERS.

THE ST. ANDREW’S LEAGUE. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. Prizes won by members of the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Young Worshippers’ League were presented by the Rev. R. -S. Watson at the morning service yesterday. Seventy-three children attended service every Sunday throughout the year, five were absent on one Sunday, one on two Sundays, three on three Sundays and one on four Sundays. The prize-list is as follows: Present every Sunday: Gerald Lane, Isabelle Miller, Betty Funge, Hamish McKenzie, Selwyn Rickard, Jeanne Marshall, Malcolm Watson, Ella Clayton, Evelyn Johnson, Betty Fowke, Alyth Buchanan, Winifred Buchanan, Dorothy McCrae, Doris Hill, Ethel Chapman, Leithe Gunn, Susan Gowans, Bella Cowans, Joy Bell, Ona McKenzie, Norma Baker, Margaret Rickard, Erland Wright, Thelma. Miller, Freda Miller, Margaret Dobson, Robert Doibson, Ngaire Coates, Joan Rainey, Gertrude Tilson, Melville Barrie, Athol Hill, Trevor Hefford, George A. Chapman, Stuart Williams, John Williams, Eris Jones, Ross Turner, Marianne Marshall, Helen Marshall, William Angus, Joe Cameron, Nigel Watson, Robert Angus, Noel Harwood, Betty Sedeole, Margaret Sedcole, Keith Dellow, Gordon Dellow, June Dellow, June Hitchins. Phyllis Johnson, Peter Johnson, Helen Norrish, Herbert Colquhoun, Jack Kelly, Ottolene Hunt, Dorothy Chapman, Percy Miller, Alex Dobson, Keith Bell, Doreen Welsh, Maisie Watson, Ivan Dobson, Eric Dobson, Bruce McDougall, Margaret Kelly, Donald McDougall, Billy Miller, Ellis Buchanan, Douglas Buchanan, Norma Wright. Missed one Sunday—lrene McKee, Elisabeth Watt, Alan McKenzie, Eric Penhale, and Evan Lewis. Missed two Sundays—Betty Cockroft. Missed three Sundays—lan Hay, Dorothy Johnson, Noel McKee. Missed four Sunday,s—Russell Pearce. The Rev. W. Morton Ryburn, principal of the Kharar High School, Punjab, India, was the preacher at St. Andrew’s Church yesterday morning. He gave an address at the Presbyterian combined Bible class rally in the afternoon and preached at the Rakaia Church in the evening. Mr Ryburn will give, a lantern lecture at Methyen this evening.