YOUNG ENTERTAINERS

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 33, 2 November 1934, Page 2

YOUNG ENTERTAINERS

Miramar School Competitions ['ThF‘Miramar Central School competitions’concluded on Wednesday night. Mr- ■ Barton Ginger, |hi* judge of ihe'elecutiou Sections, mid M. torojby Daniels, judge of the dancing au.l singing, both vompti.jmenteii the tdmpetitors on thirliigh standard of their- performances. I Wednesday night’s awards were a* follow: —I’rcpiired speech : Frark Sergent, 1. Recitation in character, under ill: Violet Compton, 1: Beryl. McMillen. 2. Recitation, boys; Gordon 'reward, 1 ; David. XHemplenian. 2;‘'U<ditr I’eJ. 3. Character dam e, under .10 years: Ju<i.v Cooper, 1; Valerie Fitzgerald. 2: Ngaire Corkiil and Atbalie Ninkie (equal), 3. Operatic dance, 10 to 15 years: Nancy True. 1 : Zelda Corkiil. 2 Irish _ jig. under 15 years: Judy Cooper, 1: K4jtii Wdollejt. 2; Betty Roach. 3; highly cbmmeuded, Peggy Tovey. Song, girls under II years: Beryl McMillan, 1; Nona Hood, 2: Verpice Aston, .'I. Song, girls ill to-15:’ Melvyn Aston. 1; Nancy True. i2' Marjorie Hutson, 3. At the conclusion. Mr. Ji. Lothian, president of the Home and School Association. thanked the judges; the competitor*, mid others who had helped toward the success of the competitors, and said h* hoped the competitions would become an annual event in the dietrieU '