ANNUAL COMPETITIONS
PRESBYTERIAN BIBLE CLASSES The St. Andrew’s team, which presented the dramatisation “ To Bethlehem, was awarded first place in the third section of the contest for the Rai McNichol Trophy at the opening of the annual choral and dramatic competitions of the Presbyterian Bible classes in the Otago district last night. Commenting on the dramatisation, the judge, Mr J. W. Hayward, said that it had been presented with a great deal of imagination and had provided a pleasing stags picture as well as being notable for its dramatic effect. The fudges are:—Vocal, Messrs G. E. Wilkinson and J. Patterson; dramatisation. Mr J. W. Hayward; impromptu speech, Mr K. Stewart; Scripture reading, Mrs T. D. Adams; instrumental, Mr F. Callaway
Last night’s results were:— Vocal Trios. —Green Island 1, Gladstone 2, Musselburgh and Kaikorai (equal) 3. Two-part Choirs. Ravensbourne .1, Gladstone 2, Tainui 3. Junior Younr Women’s Scripture Reading.—Recalls: Annette McEwan (Kaikorai), Pat Thompson (Knox). Pat Ladd (Caversham) „ , . „ Junior Young Men’s Scripture Reading. —Recalls: Maurice Andrews (Gladstone!, John Dykes (Musselburgh), Grahamßotting (Knox) and Harold Brown (St. Clair). Dramatisation.—St. Andrews (14 points) 1, Knox (9 points) 2, Mornington (5 points) 3, St. Clair (2 points) 4.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27197, 28 September 1949, Page 6
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