BREAK-UP PARTY

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21304, 24 December 1940, Page 3

BREAK-UP PARTY

j CAMBRIDGE KINDERGARTEN I Surrounded by admiring parents, I the little people of the Cambridge | kindergarten held their annual! I break-up party recently. Small J tables decorated with rambler roses ! and sweet peas brightened the Pari ish Hall, the stage being also gaily I decked with flowers. Miss G. L. | Brann, assisted by Miss Susan j Banks, received the guests. ! Following a concert, morning tea j was served. j To conclude a very happy morn- > ing, little Patricia Cubis and Robin IClemow, on behalf of the children, presented Miss Brann with a beauti- , ful handbag, and Miss Susan Banks with a box of perfume. Those taking part in the concert i were: Alice Hardy, Patricia Cubis, ! Robin Clemow, Tony Ancell, Robert i Kenny and Graham Haworth, who ! presented two plays. Other performj ers were Margaret Miller, Noeline | Meredith, Julie Jeffreys, Beverley j Powell, Justine Haworth, Marrilyn j Newton, Judith Butler, Mariner McClennau, Gordon He Couter. Deraid : Pethybridge. Roger Montgomery, ! Jerrold Butler and Selwyn Hooker. : Miss Justine Lundon played the I accompaniments. : Those present were:—Mesdames W. ; Brabant, Joseph Banks. Frank Hardy ! (Tamahere). E. Kenny. L. R. Hawj orth, H. McCathie, W. Haworth, An- | cell. J. Butler, Kel. Butler. Pethyi bridge. J. D. Clemow. W. O. Cubis. Hooker. M. V. Halford. Miller. Le I Couter. Newton. R. Montgomery, McMillan, and Miss S- Brann.