Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 6

r-'-w k'ini'-v p- www wvw-we-wr nonl advisors; Rose Matsellani Bessie Brady, magicians; Sally RAYTOON $100Yearly Browning, clerk; Beverly Wheaiv- K'ev Officers Installed by Tvb Oakland Area Circles OsUand Tribune, Wednesday, April 4, 1956 iiv Educatc)Ks OK Joints fill and Jluby Kinney, attend. ants; Delia Erinkop and Jean Pay Hike for pie. Lillian Haney was the in Irene Cromwell and Loretta Nash, bankers; Sadie Eber, JearueWheatfiIl, EffiePetersoa and Carrie Bruhn, managers. stalling off icerrLucy Gelderi Teachers Pu ch a se" 4 6-A ere Tract Wheeler terms today as the guardianl Other participants were Bertha neighbori of Oakland and Cer Miller Junior High School, one PITTSBURG, alif, April dearMhan the $7,050 per acre served as hostess cmeidi Prentiss was the speaker. Other newly installed officers for the two groups ire: Lillian Haney and Ellen Eich- Oakland'! taxpayer! may toon own 48-acre on Mountain rito Circles of the Neighbors of of the major schools Included Trustees ot the Pittsburg Connely, captain of guards; Alice Good and Fanny -Work, Inner sentinels; Fritz outer sen- the school board had agreed to Woodcraft in the bond issue.

Reynolds and Blvd. near Oakland Naval Hos-tspend had Jt bought part of the Unified School District have ap- They were installed in joint and Bill Davis and Fred his partner, Loy Chamberlaioi land In separate move. enberger, past guardians; Louise pital for future -development proveg a iuu a year, across-ine- ceremonies last nieht at tne -isoQthcTEeTcvk Under, the separate purchase have been retained to make board wage increase for teacherd a combined school, and Tccrea "tion. area. 1 1 1 .1 m.

1 plans for the The board also authorized an school at Ascot Drive and Scout increase from $8.33 to $10 per 19.S acre parceL Part of it Road in the hill area. unit in pro rata pay for academic would then have been sold to the city for recreation purposes The board voted to employ Thia was disclosed yesterday when the Oakland-Board Education -agreed to -cooperate with city official in Joint purchase of the land owned by heirs Arthur Dale King, Hillsbor credits; approved smaller and to the state for the Kerr to makeprehm 'Jumps" in the salary schedule htanr plans for Sobrante Ele-, tain Blvd. freeway. XJnder the mentary School, another of the new setup, IB acres of the total based on an increment of 15 units of credit 'rather than 24, building! that would be ii 48 would be allocated for the! yj) PEN ALL, DAY I SATURDAY Monday I5triinfi8 It 'V. Sssf for' Ireckwre 44 't 'J.

ISM j'- nanced with bond money. Ken- millionaire, who died in 2952. 1 At the same time, the board voted to drop an option it has and assigned a value 0 six units two new school buildings. Benbow said. ta a master of arts-degree for is one bf 21 architects selected to work on the school building BOARD) MEETS TWICE pay increase purposes.

long held to purchase portion of the property some 19.5 acres The board met twice yester- Capell and Can tin of day-once at 4 pin. with repre-i San Francisco have been re program. TvL DEMONSTRATION CENTER In other action, the -board agreed to let Washington School, 581 61st become a demon sentativevox the Citizens Com mittee for Better Schools, spon tained to' drawuppreliminary as sites for elementary ana junior high schools. CITT OFFER CONSIDERED Dr. Spencer D.

Benbow, the eeheols- business jnajwjeE.3te.kt plfcns.Jora high school audi- son of $40,000,000 bond issue stration center ior the-School tfl placed onjftelunCS balr tarounvtJasssem-buildings ten Edueutidn uf Uie U'livciKity of r4he 6ardtht- California. This is the first time tatively estimated to cost During the earlier session. ar HuK tiftm cwtMaM EEULINGTON, Eniland, April 4 iffJoe Stwle, miner, won tht" potato' chip championship of Britain yesterday by downing 29 packages of chips in 62. minutes without taking a drink. an Oakland school has been used for this purpose, U.C of Malcolm D.

Reynolds, Oakland architect, told the two groups Plans are to be completed city have already made an offer en the property and it Is now being considered. 1 He did not disclose the proposed purchase price, but in-' dicatod it might be better ficials, in asking permission to take student teachers to tne that it will cost an estimated $1,884,108 for site development and construction of the Joaquin prior to May 12 in order that the district may file for a federal loan for the project S.F. Teachers-Request school to observe classroom methods, said that all such dem onstrations had previously been until ail buildings are completed on the site students will be given given in Berkeley. 1 PfrCent Raise The xoliuwuig cuisBi acts weie an option. Finest Beige Jravertine 6QTx20r Coffee Table on mihoginy or ebony finish with.

brass SPECIAL fiiS. Iy 586 Woshington Sht SaVFroncisco GaT354S sMwcert Sfom nd Montopnwy Dr. Clement Long, director of The San Francisco Board of approved fcjTtht board: American Seating $2,864 SCHOOL-BOARD APPROVES: "GRADE SCHOOL TV COURSE Is Johnny a musical The board assumed sorship of the program when secondary education, -reported Education today has under con for installation of folding that four: curriculum guides of sideration ax request for a mini mum 10 per cent pay raise by bleachers at Claremont Junior HiglTSchool; John IVBranagh the Oakland Public Schools were included fartheiOO selected from teachera.ior-.the-cominf 5100 for-prOviding throui out tne country lor dis year. play at the meeting in New York! The San Francisco Council of and installing casework at Franklin School; Orrell-Keefe Teachers' Organizations sub Company, $3,991, for repainting, nd 00 De exterior trim on tne mam velopment, a branch of the Na mitted the request last night If granted, the increase would cost the city an estimated $2,500,000. tional Education Association.

building of Oakland High School, and Trask and Squier Company, $2,58 for installation of metal lockers at Oak- laridJIijfhJSchopl. SSJBiSaBSSSSS STUDENTS GET CHOICE aoje ro siuay music appretm- Herbert Hoover Junior High and maybe, learn to School, to serve as the musical ing a song or two or play a -J. venture's supervisor. The tune en the piano simply rd4 vod ubti-. -tute teacher for his classes, by sitting in front of the fam- tw0 Ior jj ily TV set once each week.

weeks. Oakland's Board of Educa- Barry, who has already MutfeTiW tfiat sponsor the area's first tele- it will be built around the vised music education course piano, although Instrumental for elementaryschool chil- and vocal music will also be dren-a- ourth through featured, i As now planned sixth grade bracket. It wiU be groups from various commu-. carried over KQED," channel nities and schools wiU put on 9, for 13 weeks. The days demonstrations ranging from and hours schedule is yet to learning a new song to tuning be decided.

a violin. Beginning in September, when first units of the Franklin School will--completedryeungsters between E. 10th and E. 20th Streets arid Seventh and 14th Avenues may attend either Franklin or Bella Vista School. They would normally attend Franklin, it was pointed out; but -i rc.i Hours Qtjml Dtyt Week Ii r'C K':" V.

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