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At 3YA.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 16: Whose birthday is it to-day? Why, Canterbury’s, to be sure. So Scatterjoy will wish Canterbury "Many Happy Returns" in story, song and greetings. WEDNESDAY: Mother Hubbard says "Good-bye" for the holidays and * wishes you all a merry Christmas, while Uncle Frank promises to -keep the home fires burning with musie and song. The pupils of Mr. Munro will provide some violin music for us all,

THURSDAY: To-night we are having a rare treat, for besides Uncle John’s stories we are to have a talk all about the big Scout Jamboree which was held in England this year by Rev. Rich, who accompanied the New Zealand Scouts on their trip. Songs by Cynthia and Hilary. FRIDAY: Storyman entertains with his splendid stories of things that have happened and that matter, and the

boys from the Presbyterian Home provide us with some choruses. SATURDAY: Now, where do you think "Aunt Pat," Chuckle and Birdman are off to to-night? Why to the circus, and .the menagerie! To say hello to Mr. Blephant and Mr. Monkey and to tell you about all

the animals. Listen-in and join in the fun. SUNDAY: The Children’s Song Service will be conducted by the Presbyterian Sunday School this evening. ,

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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 22, 13 December 1929, Page 9

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At 3YA. Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 22, 13 December 1929, Page 9

At 3YA. Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 22, 13 December 1929, Page 9

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