Reading Observer 06-1916

in the weekly
the
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won>, Mi. E. Jacb6n, ~v. Dr.
Smith, Mi.. E. M. Sutton, Mi.
G: FWd, Mr. J. Ru..on, Mr: L . .
B~, Mr. E. 0 Parrer,' Mr.

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E<Iueati... Offi_

L. G. Button) prosided, and tho

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BaJrj......, ~. T. O. Cbivera, Mr. T. Morl.".

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' ECONOMY IN E DUCA110N
A rMo1uf.ion was .received from the Work6'a'

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EpluCI.t!"nal Aaaociation a. follows: "That .thio
the Rea.ding Branch Iof the Workers'
E~nc~~i.n,"al AI.OelatIOn, to which there are 49
'~:~:i.!
repl'llllenting the m&)qrity of the
OJ
working claB$: p~pulatlOn of the. to'Wtl
di~t'rict, hereby ~re!BeS ita grave conoetil at
extent. to which Ekonomy ~been effected rn
educa.tIon.
The
orkers affected

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Guaranteed a~lTISH~MADE ' from

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Mr.

ana 'MILK.

The Perfect , Substitute for' Butt~r.

are of opinIOn that ~l
anomlell are Dot
either in view of meetlng tbe requirementtl

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The Very
Best:

Government or the

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Noami \ mov«i, aMi lIIr ' G. B 1lu.J.-

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the ma.jority of
It II felt th.t

Rea.dmg cltI7.enl'! cbncerned

not

::;;;:-.::' ,._se.conded~ th.t tbe Qlat1.&e, .. t.nd that lthe

eo~phmented upon the _aVln"" effected
to furthe, .nomia6," '.w. , ~ delet.ed.

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8&ld ahe thought the word " CCDlrather ltrQD~er thaD what joVa&

Refreshi~g.

the ebmmittee r

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and Mr.
amendment,
that1!'. 11!:.
!the
~l:'~;,~,~;:~~~~ anpropooed
UPQIl the

MAYPOLE

It ill

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etreoted,

Bald he did Dot eee why they
. n; bub it t;h.,p went tlDkering

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Ihel ,_ulel only mok. II
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put to tbe vqlA\ Il\~ ~!ll.JÂ¥il1!e~1 " ..
to.t" ae~eD voting tor and S6Vfjn ~ft.in#l.
The
OPlllllftl met.ion W68 t.MD carried by 81lht 'Yotea

to "1'.n, , "

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"TIm OI;lJnfTY lU',l'IIlII, ._
U~·J~I~ . 4a4 boo.......1• .0 Ir.... lho ' pan.!!,!o.
"\'II' u~ ; 'tbe qu~rd,... to "JlQOn, t.he"' l lJI

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and Co " 1
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BReWIll/S• . WINE .J.ND

re\l<lrt on

BPIBJr

THE BREWERY.

REA.DI~~

)lAVAL AND KILlT£RY

CONTUOl'OlI&

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COIQDllttee) 8&ld t he duarQ •• nl Wflre uk.dl to m*• reooQl",.JI4.tlan to Ihe Bo,~ C\>QP'Y C.Q~oil
M 'Oi'a.t<I. tile edu.aUon tal., _at the ro~ gon.,.
&]1,.. It &nJ" rate should be lUftntaiDeCf It Bhould
be 'he M}tOatioD rat.: but .pa~ from that I t ."..s

Of coune p ~t lrear the

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reVlew tJle 4meri~ Bureaul r-e~
b6I8 lISfied.· &net, ~ generAlly
predicted " m<iie'dnappolD l.

~ect('d

G! .SIMONDS.

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thell' It-ppe&l to the lIerb DtucatlO'D Committee
do, everytbmg p<lssible to reduce the ratul but
... the S-U.rdian. "ve no inter._t in th.e Plat.ter
1\ ,... deoided by tbe Fm""" Committee to !<Ik.
no actlou.
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MI". W4'I'BRS moyed tha.t the fa.tteJ' be Nt.PTed
back, aayinK that h& thougM people It) Be6d \ng
.ere ni&lcrlal1;y IDter6!bed 11' i .
' MT- A. E. W .\T!ON seeondec:!.
Mr. E. J. NOll1U8 {OhaiPm3a ot the Pinallee

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WIU phenomi!!p&1,;
sttll
,,!lQtet: .. hea.t, of D*Jy~ 20,000.000

:;:~I~n~1:Q:15.
IS & aer i6U1 matter, and
of •
t}le g rea t.

l1()t • que.titln for tl... au.nil .... to d~a1

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RAIJ.WAY 81'ATION. BBWING.

PRICK

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FORTHCOMI~G PASTORAL

ON Al'l'LlOA.'flOIi.

PLAY.

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Col. KDltNo~ Kid \t they decided that it wile
Pali.er • ~"p in the raee for i I"arlngdon.
Be
Ill.ugbt '"-t Roaldln&' w.. .., intunale\J' ...... ted
wi~b th~ CoUQty tbat the r~tef III one are" did
afPeet the p&Ople in the other. 1
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Mr. W. bAUS Wd surel:r the ltead1ng Gu&r.
dl~_ had no riJh'~ t.a lnklrfeN oUbide tlle boreugn
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C""I.o Fo","_ ..ia 110 tQOuabt if t.be GlIard,'Il"
.tt.e~ to Interfere they *ould' mt.ke the~­
nlv9&. appear very fqohah.
They might .. well
that the LowOO. TRob., ehollld bt ~uced.\
bei_i j>1I~ Ibe "",lion
ilOlt.
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A WAR .lIO~,
The Pinance ComQ\1ttee III ,.iew of the. increa.sed
eqd 0#: }lviug', ~mmAnd:.d a irar bonus, graduated between 3.-~ " Jweu and Gd: • oy, to. Deptaln
~e"'n Of the a.d.miDlsbrativo Utri.itutional and
Cbildrtll\'s ltome. It.a(l'..
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Mrs. Dowm.r. movl!d that the matter of tlie w!~r
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GlIIOIIGB .~.

SUTTO~ - & I S ONa ,

rHE XING'S 8lS'BD8K.• N.
BIL! DING.

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lb.
.....Prmoeu Vlctori. ;>l
HolstelD w,!1 preiide .. a postoNII'I.! to lte ,iven
I by 'nnd permialoa ., .he Mayot of JIOaclin, i!l t~.
Forbury Gordene 0" J11ly l\9Ili for \he bel\H!1 of
volu~lary I1qspl*'I, ",\d bOlDo, in her (.]If OOlui\lu.
and 1~8uOilt,i,.! COlP,,!ittao jII f.....ed '"
11111<1> oro Ul'1I!I.')1
for boau." to. .... t.wo tentpatr.... land the ....rd~er
an I.e ClIild ... n·. j;(om•• alaI' he """rtl<! bo<ik
he,ipilalo..
Iwo play..... 1
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Th~ DfQl'QIi<>d 'IICT_. t he ''IId. ..... an incre¥,!
for
the cost ot Hying, and tlt&]ncreue a6ectM
.. ...d ~~~~.: )(18Oc
._u~~._. q/
equa.lly w.... of IS. . 1-41., 15. . .ttd 1... a ,..Mlt.
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"Co••Ie<!.
Mr. NolUQll ••id tb~ 0011111111
wenl into .a.h

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_ tberef....eost,.N ofback

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in ~t.ilfo" it.8 merita ,
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. '!'be ~.. ()I... E. O. :Wa.f'l'ltr) ..id if tbe.

mont~,

h.q1..tIr'~l ;.~1

Ii meanh , UQ\IWI.

n. ....luticn

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DBrAlLSP PRICS LIST ON
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APPLlCA,TION.
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Oowi....

of

Yooel ....ld ..

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316 16 Q

Totti .......... ,... .. .. B1,751 1. 3

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b. adopled ' by
. 1.0 hoped thill
was defeated . .
MEDICAL Ili:SPECTION
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Mill E. M. BuftOIf rep'1l1'led Ihal D~. Minld",
had japphed fQr a eODmlillion in compli~ce ....ith
tll~ ~y Med.ca.! B0"l'4', .,;.he•• and if tll. Board
of ~~Qc.tion lei him iO \h.y would ha•• to JIO$
Mai tance. but It, was diiilcult to Ket anyboay.
If h ....nt Ihey would bave to drop Ih. periodicsl ;
ineppctlOo by the doctof, a.nd t~ children would
pa'e 10 he .... by \be nura.. to the olinio to be
tr..t,ed.
Mr· PuOH laid tha.t the BQ&rd of :Jducatlon
would haft to be .. IWied Ih.t the arrangement,
101' lb. c-.re of the children were aat.lsfa.etOl'Y be.foft 'thev
t.b~ir con ..nt.
Mr. RA.~.N 81\id thfl.\ if it wcrold involve ~e
l1l,p~mlion pf t1l.e e~punr..tlon ~t the schools, ! It
wal!t lcertl'in1r not eatisfactory.

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Mr. BASEDIS' ZIlov6d that the rocomme.ndations
"i\h ~ard h Iile
U1!!I~e\,o~ be referred back '
to \110 School ~n"lle",eol S~b , ColI)mitte. . It
~ot & r~Ke JU~ involved J but he was a.npo'\l8
Ihat it .hould' be 'pent In the best way. It ilad
brought to theIr knowledge tha.t the tel\ckmg
in their eleMentary schoob waa not all
be wiahed. and lome tltn~ ago i t W~
I~&t M.. Bark" ",,,,ice, should lie
olellleptarv ,nst,,!cl,on. Th.t ho lIeartlly
'~~v1=~. Their efementary drawing mstTuction
'h
carried o'"t
W1'Ong Imes Why !'lot
Barku'
mto the evenin~ schools
were apprenttoel to
dr~w,"g? HII teao~·

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REAl)Jt\~ CHAMBER OF

ment
the
Augu.. lot. 1916, Mar!!aret Mary 1'1'Il\1en,
Flor::tUlQ41 Marjor:te J..eacb. E~he l Louuu," Keen, Amy
T, BfOW.teq &lid IQ~ foUQwmg lIS stu~eDt ".ch."
for on. 1011r fIoom AUB!!st 29th, 19,6, Dorothy
Heather MlIStors and Vera Owendohne Ead"
(Wokin-.8ham·roa.d a.nd Redlands Schdols), Dorothy
Sr.... Rof.. and Eugeni. Flor~II"" 'Wild. (Goorge
Pahqer and Katesgrove Schools), I Dorothy May
River!! R~mTQipg OrIld LQuib Freer - (O:J;ford-road) ,
El,ie ~gM'tItReeves (New Town School), Ida.
][athleen Ph&dwick ICa.venba.m Council School)
The Bey. H. R. CoOl'.KR SWTH said tha.t tbe@~
reoommen~_tlQl1:~ showod t.ll,at tlW EducatIOn CommiUee was doiJli its 'blst in the mtorestt. of the
c1>iid.en of
town.
I INSTRUCTlON IN DRAWING ,
.A: scheme haa been subtpitt&d by Mr.
A
Bark"" tbe st\permtendeot a.nd mstructor in
drawIng, 101' extendlog tho work a.' P:rf:IMDt done
by echolaH who atotend the spe(a.. l ola.uel 4eld art
the Mu.. lUIl. TIl~ 8011.001 MI.~ag.mO!it Sub·Oom,
~t~ reoolllIpen~ed t4~ Icjulme ~Qr I\doptlOn, and
P§y. al~o &cco"te4 with tb/lllk. an offer mr,4e hy
M1. T. Morley to gIve 15 [lrlz~s to scholars for

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~1411!'11QCh .......... ,......... : 634 14 lO
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'bary. .
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:rile ~teao of Malme.bury

TEACHERS,

recommended the ~ppOtnt.
a.s bursars for one year from

hving ..... ,Ql,DJ lip 411 proftoienoy m drawlD$'

the tUDe.

10&.. hotII _i"a1I !rem
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NO:a.J8 t.hotl~bt

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RE~DI~G ~OOK~~Q~Lr·~ ~E~
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that lt

Wa&

very important

tbt' tho oAildreB Of tho .Iementary •• boole . hould
b<i.~ ~~~ir periQdiOllI.ex3minatlOn.
Mr. CaIVJORS moved thai \h. "'otter be refernd
10 Ihe oUnic .8ctiOl\. ne regretted that the &elion
.b,\uld he ne.. ~,ary, but I1r ~linkley had reeoivd
loP. ~nt IettElr from Dr. La.mooTt referring to an
brIP"" ~ppeal hom the Anny Medica.l Board. Dr
Price had told hIm tba.t It RlaUy .,..&1 an urgent
UIIItt:er .~d tltat Dr. Minkley oij~hl to ~ .pared
_n4 .'undor . 11 t.h. circwn.tanoe, 40 Ibought tiley
ought to consent. to It. It was IJgggested U1at ail.
ing" ~blJdren lIbouJd be selected by the nursea ¥.d
..nl ,q ... clinic to be attendsd bj • doctor.
Mr. l)t\lIIPJ:Â¥ wd th~t lte ".1 extremely &o:z"i008
With \ reg~ to medical i~,pectlOn, but I"ey h,.d
been
many yea.rl
without of
It, the
and Govern.
now In
vie
.. tbrqllgh
01 Ule ur~t
requIrements
",onl h. '.ougbt th.y migbl di'pen .. wilh it for &
ti" •.
Â¥'r. RABSON !laid th,.,t he was . urprised to hea.r
)fr: Baseqen take the line that beoause they were
80 loog without medical inspection, and had to'
wait
lopg to get it that they should give it' up
Tbel'6 might be in some children lIome
which might develop m a.fter years,
.oD,grl!hll&\<n,.dUI1leIJ would not recngDl8e 'l'bev
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themselve, that they In Readinp;
that matter, a.nd to rehnquu:lh
not thInk that the

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leal "Iii'
they .
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t~~, f"'l,P§D"ibiilitie, un
we,..
~'tpeop •
done. The

buildmg
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that

lliO juyenncs

74 glds) ,we
tbi~...
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iii\\I~ipq •• and 4~ of th...
pi_men I, uter
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