TECHNICAL COLLEGE.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20180, 7 March 1931, Page 9

TECHNICAL COLLEGE.

'■ /•. )f \-f '-'*'• • The j&» church ''- \ng. Tfe»MwS«B fTOMWß^j|^gry'^^ Gregor , ley. Bowse, & Seth-^Sjfltth, : ,c. j. % Bau, Tiepaving made, - don's load^ prdpcrtyi\ golds was good, but ■. There.was- : Thebaic padaoc^ but in the moan time An o'imination of Califoriaan'tliiijtle. vim ' sodium chlorate w"Ofc | veijr successful... four men had bet n arrange ? the unemployment! dww|»; j up work round thb CoU6ge^prapfi^»W. The l> ccxirpionded thi.t the htrme feciepee "btu^af^ * ios held at the hostel3 girls be Ellen; ;BfflSln/ h Anne > Offtdock, Norma Frcnchj.ana that Jioatfll' ' bursaries-efteh tO'the^TrfaftM^s?pfe ' annum* be avucled ito', 1 pqjjils: —Catherine, c Daphne Shaw. " 7 - The Bttildir.gs > Comntittw. 'reported » having uuihoribed the chairman of -the J committee and the two 1 whew they cojdtf-of the r offer of frse- Jab<Ht^to>WQtk'«boi|l ° College properties under .the unemploy--5 ment xeHef scheme. » t , > The committee recommended that ,14 . order to mi*t the difficulty of lack of f b c commodation in the /{technical Juga f School; the be : * asked to provide «t : '» class-rooms which might be handed mvft J j to the Education Board as aoon as the * necessity for their,we no^^pr,,«»Btß' s, Insseate,in ,;v The Principal' (Dr. -!> «■ w ported t*at the roll number of 8 nical High' Bchofct'wai: pupils which was quite SO more tha® last year. *Sinco - -JBu U C. Geddcs, MSe., had been engagci „ a« a relieving ■ teacher" ISapiei *1 Tt chnical College". Theshartage of^oopw * was the gceatest trouble at.preaent. Mia * ,Ei Z. "Wild Jwr nfffrfcfc* I assistant at the girls' lum&b), andteaeh _ Qt of home science in the, College. Su f rcJlmonts' were' still Z „for the evening school* *stu!, m tfy 6 £t£RSX&9P3M