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I l I n EVENING CLASS, MILLINERY, R.C.I. Applied Matheinatics-ldlci' carpenters and machinists. Applied Electricity and Battery Work-Flor Workers-in Gar- ages. ' Motor Mechanics-For Chauffeuis Sac. Gas Ti'act0i's-Wintei' course for adult students and farniers. Sewing and Di.'essinaking.i Designing and Millinery. Domestic Science and Dietetics. Home Nursing and Dietetics. Applied Ulieiuistry for Nurses. . t Matriculation subjects Qliaitin and Frenchj. p fiontinuation classes-Business English, Writing, Spelling, Applied Mathematics. p .. ' Physical Culture for VVOmen. 56
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,El'lflI'illfj f'l11s.wfs. These are open to all persons fifteen years or over, whose general education meets with the approval of the prim-ipal. Vlassef. 'will be held notoiuore than twiee a week, and 1-xeept umlei' special circumstaiiees a student cannot enrol for more than two voiii-ses. Short aiicl long courses will he ottereml, aml a small tee will he reqifired in each course. A stumleut who siieeesstiilly completes the short course will receive a card showing his ereclitsg at the Vlllllflll- sion of the long Course, the successful eautlitlates will 'receive zz cliploimal. The classes will open about September 20th., aml ceoutiime till April 15th, 1921. At, least twelve students must he 1'eg'istei'etl for a certain course before Such iustruetioii eau he given. 'lhe following classes will be again otterefl this winter: 1 Coinnieroial-Bookkeeping, TypewI'iti11,g', SllOl'lll?i1ll'l Safe. 2. Acoouiitaucy-The Subjects of the liitermefliate Course. 3. Draftiiig-Aroliiteetiiral and Mechanical. 4. Applied Chemistry--Eiuployees iii oil anal gas companies. EVENING CLASS, CI-IARTERED ACCOUNTANCY, R.C.I. 55
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, Ncu' Cf'las.wfs. 1. Machine Shop Practice and General Repair. 2. Vulcanizing. 3. Tuition for Third and Second Class certificates in Engineering 4. Tuition for Certificates in Sanitation. 5. Carpentry, Painting and Paperhanging. 5. Music-Instruction on Piano for lieginners. 7. Art- and Painting-Instruction in Pencil, VVater and Oils for Beginners.. 8. Lectures on Topics of General Educatfmn-given by members of Collegiate, University and leading citizens. EDITORIAL STAFF . The tl1anks of the Editorial stai are due to Messrs. Kersejf and Bothwell. ,Theforiner had charge of all the business arran- gements, and the printing of the Annual, while the latter Wai, responsible for the compiling and arrangements of the material. This work has intolved a great deal of time and effort in addition to their regular duties, which are especially heavy at the end ot the Year. . ' 'P l' EVENING CLASS, ENG11,,1sH, R.o.1. 57
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