MR. GARLICK AND HIS AIDES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1813, 28 July 1913, Page 6

MR. GARLICK AND HIS AIDES.

HEADMASTERS' CRITICISM. W&'iL,™ °J f' 10 Hoadmostewf' Association oil txiturday morning, the quest lo u was raised as to tlio slutus of pi jsical instructors ivhe.n they entered schools. An liistanoo was given whiea'e au P llO of Ul6 Wellington mi=K ffivmar notice, and soriDiislj put the maehinorv of the school out *I,™l li' • IraS Wt that notW should bo Liven Moro instructors railed) Mr. JJ. M. Intra was of opinion that such surprise visits were not in the best interests of tho Bohools, and if such a tiling was to bo done thov would ha™ to resent it and stop it. They wore not to bo under tho rule of tlio instructors of Mr. Royd Gnrljck, and own Mr. Qarlick, if ho camo alone: to tho schools, sh«uld givo liotioe. Ho (tho speaker) did not think it would bo Mr. Garlick's duty to pivo a surprise visit. They had not Wn hurt yet, however, and ho did not think any resolution was nejesrary until they Were. , It was decided that Mr, W. T. Grundy should (jot advioo as to tho status of drill instructors, but. that 110 resolution should bo carried. \ iSevora.l remarks anont tho dress worn by tlio lady members of Mr. Garlick'B stail brought a reply from Mr. Grundv. "Tldo ono thing I objected to," )io said, "mis tho way tho lady was dressed. Slio was dressed fittingly for ail ordinary, gymnasium, but not fittingly to appear before a mass of ohildrcn and passers-by in tho street. I can, only say from tho feeling evinced by ray special Btaff, if there is any attempt to force this dress on tho women teachers, it will mean a largft number of Resignations." Mr. Yates: Things will conio to a if an attempt is mado to foroe thi# oostuma