PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL.
ANNUAL CONCERT .AND PRIZEGIVING. The annual concert and distribution of prizes in connection with the Presbyterian Sunday School took last evening. The 'h:i! '\v;ifs crowded. The Rev .J. H. MacKviizie presided and Mr. Widdowson presented the prizts. The following is tlio prize list : Boys (possible 208) : —Class 3 : Eric Woodward and Hector liobertson, 197 each, 1 ; George S. Stiles, 173, 3. Class 2: Cyril Blincoe, 208. 1 : special prizes. Hunter Hamilton and Cyrij Blincoe. Class 3: William Walker 193. 1: Leslie Blincoe 177. 2; Guy Oldershaw 176. 3. • lunior Bible Class: Gavin Menzies 203, 1; Ulric West 192. 2; William Klowerday 184, 3; William Stewart 174. 4; special prize. Douglas Bruce. Girls (possible 208): —Class 6: Aldvth West 203, 1; Ivy Blincor 195. 2; Mary MacKenzie 193. 3 : Winnie Johnstone 171. 4. Class 5: Edie .Johnstone 198. 1: Eileen Noble 196. 2; special prize, Violet Mills. Class 4: Mattie Stewart 193. 1 : May Oldershaw 189. 2. Class 3 : Dorothv Oldershaw 191. 1; Clarice Graham 184, 2: Mabel Cullimoiv 183. 3. Class 2: Thelma West aucl Audrey Hawke 204 each, 1: Grace Graham 192. 3.Jean .Simpson and Kathleen Nobi<184 each. 4; Olga Gloy 175, 6: Alice Stringer 172. 7: Eva McConchie 171. 8. Class 1: Ruby Quirk 187, 1: Amy Quirk 184. 2; special prizes. Elva Clouston and Ruth Whiting. .lunior Hi bio Class: May Robertson 204, 1 : Winnie Howe. 200. 2 ; ]\ladge Noble, 193, 3: Jean MacKenzie. 184," 4. Primary (possible 208) : Frances Woodward 191. 1 ; Jean Burns 184. 2 : Ronald Brown 180, 3; Sydney Oldershaw 171, 4; Doris Rowe, 170, 5.
Infants (possible 104) : Jack Blinco; 98, 1; Ashley Cullimore 92. 2: Doris McEachen 86. 3 ; Eric McEachen 80. 4; Vera Hughes 76. 5. fAsseirtbly .Examination. —Middle 'division: Mary Hamilton 1. Jean Simpson 2. Grace Graham 3. Audrey Hawke 4, W. Murray Angus 5. Junior division: Thelma West 1, Cyril Blincoe 2. For- church attendance (cards filled). — Bibl e and Hymn Book : Mary MacKe.izie. Gavin Menzies, Amy Quirk, Ruby Quirk. Hector Robertson, Mattie Stewart, William Stewart, W'illiam Walkvr, Aldyth West. Thelma West, Lilric West. Eric Woodward.
Miss May Robertson,, of the junior ,Bils1 e class, was presented with two books by Mr. Selbv. on the occasion of her the teaching division. During the evening the following concert programme was given : —Song, "Hush-a-Bye," chorus ; recitation, Mattie .Stewart;; jsorng, '■' The 'New .Fairy Land," chorus; song, Eva Eggc-rs and Eileen Noble ; recitation, Hunfer Hamilton ; dialogue, "Always Late,'' recitation, Violet Mills: song, Sybil Sowman; recitation, Hunter Hamilton: action song. "Little Mothers" ; recitation. Elsie Stewart; recitation, Eilo-.n Noble ; dialogue, "Grammatical Difficulties" ; song. Rosi-e Moule ; recitation, Hector Robertson ; song, "The Old Red School 1." /Noble kind chorus; "Six Little Girls,'' baby show; recitation, Ridy Fairey: recitation, lln Bradley; reading, William Walker; dialogue. "Little Pitchers" ; recitation, Williaii Stewart. Miss Dodds. played excellent- accompaniments on the- piano. The proceedings terminated with cheers for Miss Robertson, Mr. Widdowson and the teachers. Mrs. MacKenzie and Miss Janet John ston were indefatigable in their effort; in the training of the children.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 9 March 1912, Page 2
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