Mr A. J. Jenkinson was presented with a medal at this morning’s session of the Master Bakers’ Conference to commemorate the fact that he was the first pupil at the School of Bakery established by the Master Bakers’ Association with the assistance of the Wheat Research Institute. Mr C. E. Boon, chairman of the executive of the association, in making the presentation, said that he had great hopes for the school and looked forward to the time when it would be recognised all over the countrv. Mr A. J. Jenkinson is the son of Mr J. S. Jenkinson, of Palmerston North, a vicepresident of the gaiters' Association, i
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20539, 14 February 1935, Page 9
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