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THB WREXHAM SCIENCE AND ART SCHOOLS. .tt a C(un""?ee meeting of these schools, A T ?f!?' .?tef-nooN, there were present :— Alto""1'1V'■ iniou Jones (chairman), Mr Councillor At d ern!.? .m- inion Joues (chairman ), Mr Councillor jj-r George Frater, Mr Coancillor TI-,nn'" to c I' 'y,. p. U?ca, Mr W. Pierce, Mr Councillor Fr.^eI;'icj.. t?e secretary, Mr Ashton Bradley; J, À CIHI.,¡,iek; the sere;ay, ..ur.ö.s ton Bradley; ??[1  Mr W. Fu-e. (i the??N ??j that in connection with the lie c N"if-? new gc?Qojg? ?r John Jones, opc!"ag ti Iv lent them a number of F,F ?"? plants. pia.ut?. ?,.?]hs was passed to Mr Jones, on the '???.tf?rPit-RCH. P'-o'? p'?? "? ?.? rCHl from Mr J. R. Prichard utc?)i iniittee for their kind vote and III4)I- ),,iiii).u -tt the deLLth of his father, ..xpre, ?Ii! .l'oiui I'tich?' 'n ?i.TA'.Y read j-i dr?ft agreement be- t?ceu t' ?- Corporation of Wrexham and that t\ ,itt \\ith rdcrencc to the new schools. The as-'ae'11'L1-iit st;ite«.l that the Corporation would ¡j.tfrceJl1L ¡.. the use of the rooms committee the use of the rooms ??l?ccir.L-r25d',1894,ata. yearly rental of ?. ? p,, j??. proposed that the chairman and -!rirv !"• authorised to si?t the agreement on the committee. ~1 A'IMUIIhI, and a?-eed to. i I." I I C d h ?'?( "s -"LiJ t Je()rpúratlO insured the ?, ./?''f H"t the cants and furniture. In the oUl 1 )' I ?'?t?v iu?-ured tlieir artic l es at £100 ?' 1[■ • • 'w had a greater number of casts and '?"?. ? ,,? h.?1 a greater Dumber of casts and "j?i fnnnuue. t O'll t? '?" "? Mr OWEN, seconded by Mr '? y permission was given to the secretary ILlI'" j' f.. c insure 1. the ?'t ?cessary. 'I' II 11 ] 1 Ù The LI '¡¡T, ;iild he had drawn up an agree- mcutwiththe master, Mr Fuge. but as Mr Fuge h-i-i i.»«. "-a oijnnrtunitv of going through it, h- woiilii •uiisi'St the matter be leit uver until Tin. C 'iO'St w;i!» adopted. The K.» TAiivasked whether it was the wish of the C,)Illl!llttee tint they should also have an t'ret'ininT with Miss Fuge. The Cn \)¡\ silld if the school could be roC,.Muisnl by the Science and Art Department as All 'i: MIi ^iss Fuge could be recognised as a pUml itaciitr, and they would receive assistance from the J 'ep irtment. He thought they ought to ask the] lep;:rlI11Cllt to recognise the school as an :irt "cho. jlr (''jiiiu-illor JONKS moved that the chairman, the secret iry, and the matter, should consider the question ilwl formulate an application to the De- partmcm to recognise Wrexham School as an Art School. This was agreed to. In rl'l'' to a question as to the financial POSITION "I the committee, the CHAIRMAN said they had received the grant from the Department, but thev lurt paid it all away that day. They were waiting* ii 'wcver, for the ^d rate from the Cor- poration "f Wrexham. He thought they ought to ask the ( "imty Council this year to allow part of the £ 100 tluy gave for technical instruction to go towards the linings they had put up in the new school. Mr CIIAK-VICK Could we not get ClOO for technical instruction and something extra for the tiitiiigs ? The C}1AIKMAN sft;" he was afraid they could not. The County Council only had C300 to allot over the whole county for technical instruction purposes. Mr Councillor JONES moved that they apply to the County Council for £100 to be used partly for technical in-tructiun and part to go towards the cjst of the fittings. Mr Cn.u wicK seconded, and the resolution was carried. Mr GIVKOF. FUAJEU moved that they become Affiliated with the City Guilds of the London Institute. They would then, he sa'd. be able to hold examinations in technical instruction, and the Guild- gave grants. It would cost the committee nothing. Mr FKASFR seconded, and the motion was i greed to. The CHAIRMAN- said that Mr Sillery was pre- pared tl. tl.aeh electricity. He had a certificate under the City Guilds. Mr C'HA: wicK said he would very much like to iee such classes started, and also in chemistry. He would like to know, however, whether it was the time to start them. The (.'IUIMUX said it was not. They made their programme months ago. The question of chemistry was gone into, and also the fitting up of a laboratory at the school, but the cost was verv gre.it. lie understood that they could use the county apparatus at Grove Park School. Mr CHAMYICK asked whether they could not start lectures in natural sciences ? The Ciikii,.i!A-x said they must move and ad- tance all the time, and they must watch their opportunities. The CUAIWIAX said the last year they had a rota jf the attendances ol the members of the com- mittee at the classes, but it did not act very well. When thev nil signed the agreement with the Department they entered into a solemn covenant thai thc-v would attend and sign the registers. He suggested that a small rota should be issued assigning two ladies and two gentlemen to each month. The Siit KMAiiT said that the last time the Inspector visited the schools he commented very strongly on the absence of the members of the committee. The CIIAIKM AN said they need only attend twice month and sign the registers. Mr CIIAPWICK proposed that a rota be issued the jame as his; year, and that the secretary send one to all the members of the committee, with a respectful intimation that they should attend. This w.)-- seconded and carried.

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