Knox Sunday School.

Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 November 1942, Page 2

Knox Sunday School.

Anniversary services in connection with Knox Sunday School were held yesterday, there being large congregations at both services. Mr D. W. Storkey occupied the pulpit at the morning and evening services and gave addresses appropriate to the occasion. The singing of the children, which included solos, duets, quartettes and choruses was of an exceptionally high order of merit and bore excellent testimony to the careful training given to them by Mrs Dunne and by Mr G. Masters. Able assistance was given at the piano by Miss B. Perrin and Mr C W. Kerry. There were also a number of scriptural recitations by the Sunday school scholars. Air Training Corps. The weekly routine orders for No. 21 Squadron, Air Training Corps, Masterton, are:—Parades tonight and Thursday, December 3, Wairarapa College, Masterton; Tuesday, December 1, Carterton D.H. School, all at 6.50 p.m. Arrangements have not yet been completed for the parades to be held at Carterton on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Syllabus, tonight, Section A.l, Mathematics, Navigation, Science, and Section A.2, Mathematics, Science. Thursday, December 3: Basic Fitting Assignment 9, Squad Drill Assignment 16, P.T., Signals and lecture on aircraft recognitions by Pilot Officer Histed. Tuesday, December 1, Matherhatics, Science and Navigation. Use of Pinus Insignis. Restrictions on the use of pinus insignis other than for the manufacture of wooden containers without the consent of the Timber Controller are reimposed by a notice in last week’s Gazette. The Minister of Supply, Mr Sullivan, said on Saturday that the notice restored the position which obtained before July 24 last,, when the restrictions in the North Island were lifted because of the changeover in export from cheese to butter and the consequent reduction in the demand for cheese crates. The boxing of foodstuffs, etc., for the armed forces, both at home and overseas, had increased so greatly in recent months, however, that it was necessary again to conserve very rigidly the use of pinus insignis timber for essential war purposes. The restriction, therefore, was now reapplied to the whole Dominion. .