3YA CHILDREN'S SESSIONS

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 49, 29 June 1928, Page 4

3YA CHILDREN'S SESSIONS

_-_ OF WORK DONE A MEEBTING of 8YA Children’s Service Advisory Committee "was_ held im the studio on Mon-, day, June 18, Those present were: Mr. ]). E. Parton (chairman). Mrs. W. Machin, Mrs. 8S. Parr, Mrs, D. Jaimes, Mrs. Norton Francix, Mrs. J. R. Wall, Miss Warren, Mrs. Tomlinson, Miss M. Hall, and Mrs, A. R. Hall, Brother Hendricke, Messrs. D. Dickson, H. M. Bannehbr, TF. A. Clarke, E, J. McHldowney, «4. Booth, L. Slade, the Rey. Clyde Carr, Rev, F, Rule, and Major Ashworth. The resignation of Mr, 8S. A. Clarke, representative of the Ieadmasters’ Association, who has been transferred to Napier, was accepted with regret. Mention was also made of the resignation of Mr. Bh. J, Bell as "Tnele Jack" of 3YA, and the hope was expressed that he would continue to act as @ member of the committee, where his advice would be of great value, Tributes were paid to "Uncle Jack" for the work which he had done for ‘the children -during the two years he has been on the air at 3YA. The commiitee recorded its appreviation of the type of entertainment broadcast during the children’s sessions at 3XA, Particular reference was made to the Empire Day and Christehurch diamond jubilee programmes, A letter from Rockdale, Sydney, wag read, the writer stating that he had listened-in to the jubilee sessions and heard the addresses given to the hildren by the old pioneérs, The committee discussed keenly at some length the question of serial stories, and the question was finally left over till next, meeting.