ALL SAINTS’ PARISH

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 30 November 1938, Page 11

ALL SAINTS’ PARISH

COMBINED SUNDAY SCHOOL j CONCERT INTERESTING PROGRAMME j PRESENTED | TO BE REPEATED AT TAHUNANUI ' i The children of the Sunday schools of All Saints’ Parish combined to give a i very good programme at the annua! concert which was held in the Parish ; Hall last evening. The children con- j tributing items came from the All j j Saints’ Senior and Primary schools, Tot j Toi Senior and Primary. The Post Mis- ; c sion Hall Primary, Bishopdale. and also | 1 from St. Stephen’s. Tahuna. The vicar of the parish, the Rev. U Canon Haultain, who presided, thanked I the superintendents and teachers and j pianists for all the help they had given i to the children in the preparation of the | concert. He also expressed pleasure mj ( having the children from St. Stephen's, I Tahuna, associated with them, and ' thanked those who had helped with the ’ transport to bring them up to town. 1 Great talent was shown by the chil- 1 dren. and the very large audience i which overfilled the hall, certainly had i their money's worth with 38 items of a varied type. The same programme will be repeated | in the Town Hall at Tahunanui next ( Wednesday. 7th December The proceeds are in aid of the Sunday school ( , prizes. The following was the programme:— j Opening hymn by senior scholars, “O the world is full of sweetness”; piano ' solo. Cyril Rosenberg. All Saints’ Senior; action song. “The Birthday Party.” All Saints’ Primary Children; recitation. "Ten Little Mice.” Irene Jamieson, Tahuna; songs. <a> "A shiny little house.” Rona Haase; and (b) "Little I old Lady,” Valerie Neale, Toi Toi PrimI ary; recitation. Shirley Baldwin, "Old Woman of the Road," The Port Primary; "Red Indian Song.” Evelyn Hurst, Toi Toi Primary; piano solo Brian Green. Tahuna: operatic dance. Shirley Lock, Toi Toi; recitations (a) "Someone” and "Miss Nan Knockabout.” Marion May. Toi Toi Primary; poi canoe song, action song, soloist, Miss B. Bary; poi swinging, Joan Carter, Toi Toi Seniors; recitation. “The Witch.” Pa.t Jamieson, Tahuna; song. “Little Nut Tree.” G Mansell, Toi Toi Primary; recitation, "Two Little Dogs.” Warren Brummell, All Saints’ Primary; song and dance, "Ten Pretty Girls.” The Port Primary; recitatiori, (a) “Granny.” and (b) “My 300 k,” Rona Haase, Toi Toi Primary; duet, "Good King Wenceslas,” Pat Lisle i and Patience Griffith. Tahuna; recita- ' tion, “Three Jolly Gentlemen,” G. Mansell, Toi Toi Primary; play, "An i American Sam Weller,” Donald and Marcus Ohlson and Jim Gribben, Bishopdale; dance. Margaret Stewart, All Saints’ Primary; accordian solo, Richard Biddle, Bishopdale; piano solo, j Barbara Jesperson, All Saints’ Senior; recitation, "The Reason Why,” Ishbel Somerville, Tahuna; recitation, "The i Cannibal Chief,” David Ross, All li Saints’; chorus, "Horsey Horsey Song.” I! The Port Primary Children; song. "Rose II Marie, Betty Mathison, All Saints’ I j Senior; recitation "The boy who wouldn't ‘at rice pudding.” Patience Griffith, Ta- ' buna; song and dance, ”1 love to whistle,” Valerie Lock and Toi Toi Seniors; quartette. "Who is Sylvia,” Pat I Goodman. Ngaire Johnston, Audry Vivi ian and Betty Sharp, Tahuna, swing 'drill and eastern balances, Junior Bible i Class, Toi Toi; club swinging, Lily ! Duffield and Joan Crossan; recitation, | "The Hold Up,” Charlie Condell, All ; Saints’ Senior; tap dance. Margaret ■ Ross, All Saints'; tin whistle solo. "The 1 donkey’s serenade,” George Topliss; : step dance, Velma Flecker and Valerie Amos, All Saints’ Senior; recitation, “Mrs Brown,” Marie Crabb, All Saints’ Senior; play. “The Christian Knight,” All Saints’ Choir; closing hymn, “The , Stranger of Galilee.”

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