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S. J. Wallace; Treasurer, T. W. Mouat.
Executive of the affiliated Radio section: Chairman, Ronald Hilton; Secretary,
Jeffries; Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Mitchell,; and Junior Member, Italo Bader.
The executive consisted of: Chairman, Herb Sladen; Vice-Chairman, Wilfred
and taken a keen interest in the work of the branch.
Under the auspices of the Radio section, a field trip to station CKMO was organ
Professor E. G. Culiwick, as branch counsellor, has given much helpful advice
ized in the fall term and much enjoyed.
meeting the members of the Vancouver section will be entertained.
special demonstration is being arranged for the students’ night in March. At this
To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the inception of the A.LE.E.E. a
nation of features of these plants.
of the B. C. Electric Co. Officials were very courteous in the expla
term when the branch inspected the Ruskin and Stave Falls plants
A particularly interesting field trip was made during the fall ‘
photographs and sketches.
took pains to make their talks more instructive by the use of slides,
Technical papers on the various phases of electrical engineer
ing have been presented by the members of the Society, and dis
cussion on these papers has been quite thorough. The speakers
made it convenient for a larger number to attend.
and spring terms. The change of meeting time from the evening to afternoon has
Meetings have been held every second Thursday afternoon throughout fall
HE U.B.C. branch of the A.I.E.E.E. has completed a very successful session.
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Bentall; Vice-President, Miss M. Audry Reid, Secretary, Miss Ruby Williams; Treas
urer, Miss Olive L. Day; Advertising Secretary and Librarian, David F. Rice.
The personnel of the executive for 1933-34 was as follows: President, C. Howard
of those around them.”
desiring to extend Christ’s kingdom by seeking the spiritual help and conversion
complete without a statement of its object. It is “to unite those who are earnestly
A summary of the Union’s activities and progress for the year would not be
which the Union from the University of Washington and another
In the fall semester a splendid conference was held in Seattle,
this a V. C. U. camp will be held.
will be held at Bellingham immediately following the spring examinations. After
public with our work.
V. C. U. in city churches. These aided greatly in acquainting the
A number of inspiring church services were conducted, by the
annual Christmas Re-union Party with the Ex-V. C. U., an Italian
The social activities of the Union during the year included our
Dinner, and several coffee squashes.
year the Union inaugurated a course in ‘World Missions” in which different mem
Friday Bible Studies led by city ministers have also been well attended. This
bers spoke on the missionary activity in various countries.
gress. Large numbers have attended the Wednesday open meetings. The
HE session 1933-34 has been one of consistent activity and encouraging pro
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