KNOX SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 23 December 1926, Page 4

KNOX SUNDAY SCHOOL.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. Knox Sunday School held the prize-giving and breaking-up ceremony on Friday evening, when parents and friends were present. The Rev. W. Nichol gave a short address and Mrs Nichol presented the prizes. Miss Strong presented the Children's Worshipping League’s certificates, commending Ralph Moir who had never missed attending every Sunday daring the year. A collection was taken in aid of the orphanages’ Christmas gift fund.

Thanks were accorded the donors ■of prizes and all who had assisted the school. Several concert items were then given by the scholars, after which the audience had the pleasure of listening to a wireless concert for an hour, Mr L. C. McLauchlan having Installed a Radiola for the occasion. The following is the prize list: — Miss Strong’s . Class.—Alec Calder (highest possible) 1, Edgar Peck 2. Special, James Walker. Mr Simpson’s Class.—Richard Chute 1, Gordon Anderson 2, Mattie Cocks 3. Special, James Blair. Miss Clelland’s Class. —Sidney Cameron 1, James Moir 2. Specials,

Edward Cameron, lan Chalmers, John Walker, Fraser Gunn. Mr Deacon’s Class.—John Moir 1, Tim Calder 2 and special. Miss Rita. Gunn’s Class.—Jim Rudd 1, M. Butcher 2. Specials, Rog er Brown, Leslie Nicholas. Miss Elliott’s Class.—Jean McKenzie 1, May Moir (special) 1, Mavis Chalmers 2. Miss Skevington’s Class.—Dorothy Grylls 1, Ngra Gryllg 2. Specials Margery Gillon, Nancy Price. Miss Calder’s Class.—Phemie Chute 1, Margaret Thomas 2. Special, Jessie Hendry. Special for Scripture, Josephine. Sanson. Miss Mina Gunn’s Class.—Violet Chute 1, Jean Rudd 2. Special, Violet Grylls. Dux prize, Margery Gillon. Specially commended, Stewart Kirkpatrick. General Assembly’s Prizes.—Division B.: Sidney Cameron 1, Marg- ‘ ery Gillon 2, James Moir 3. Division C.: Doris Gillon 1, Gordon Anderson 2, Jean McKenzie 3. 1