CHILDREN'S SESSIONS

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 39, 13 April 1928, Page 4

CHILDREN'S SESSIONS

PUBLIC COMMITTEE FOR 3YA. Following on the previously annouwnced conferences between the Broadecasting Company and the church authorities and musical societies in regard to the formation of advisory committees, further ‘co-operation in regard to children’s sessions is now proposed. Since the inauguration of the children’s sessions as a regular feature of its programme, the Radio ‘Broadcasting Company of New Zealand, Limited, has: attracted numerous organisations and individuals interested in juvenile activities, and now proposes to extend this into a definite organisation. The company has decided to form a committee of representatives of tlie more prominent organisations whicli ‘desire to, co-operate with the company, in order. that the facilities. it has to offer for the children’s sessions may be judiciously used -to the mutual advantage of. the associations concerned, and the furtherance of their ultimate objects as regards child welfare. ‘The conference is to-be held at the company’s studio, 202 -Gloucester Street, on Thursday, April 12, at 4 p.m. Invitations have been sent to the following societies :-St.. Saviour’s Orphanage, Headmasters’ Association, Marist Brothers, Convents, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Y.W.C.A. (girls’ department), Y.M.C.A. (boys’ departinent), Parents’ National Educational Union, Presbyterian Orphanage, Methodist Orphanage, Mothers’ Union, ‘National Council of Women, Society for the Protection of Women and Chilaren, Welsh Society (junior department), Scottish Society (junior department), Uncles Part 1: Seene 1, public place, Padua; and Aunts of the station.