TE HAPARA SCHOOL

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 12200, 12 March 1934, Page 7

TE HAPARA SCHOOL

CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS, — % CONCRETING THE QUADRANGLE. i' • ■ f Efforts are being made bv the Tc Tlapara School Committee to have the quadrangle at the tear of the school laid down in concrete, and a series of fujictAv.. is .Doing organised by the committee to raise funds t° r this purpose, after which application will bo made •to the Hawke’s Bay Education Boa'rd for subsidy on the amount raided. Two very successful functions, financially and socially, were held on Thursday. In tin. afternoon a sale of work was well patronised, and excellent business' was done, and i n the evening a very enjoyable conce'rt programme wa s presented. A number of delightful numbers wore given ov the School children, and in this respect much credit was duo; to then teachers for their efforts in preparation for the concert. Items we're given by Mr. E. Sharpies' orchestra, aongs by Miss Prentice and Mrs.- S. Rutherford, tap dance duo by Misses Bobby Scott and S. Muirrop skipping dancc K by Mills Colleen Perston, male quartets ' hv Messrs Shone,. Williams, Smith and Turbitt, ventriloquial items by Mr. R. Pearsspiij an exhibition of conjuring by Mr. Rogeirs, and humorous items by Mr. Seal. The chairman of the committee, Mr John Jackson, presided, ad expressed h.ib appreciation, of the efforts of the .committee and the . generous assi-itsancc given by the artists. Mr. Jackson thanked the , members of the audience for tho:r attendance.:.