Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 23

King Junior High School Bids Sent to Committee Oakland Tribune, 23 Wednesday, Jin. 21, 1959'! Ceorge Itusteika, assistant superintendent for curriculum, County Office of Education. Victor Bottari, Berkeley board president, will introduce Boss, bard. ADVIRTIilMINT Iturlal Insurance for Ages I. to.

80 County School Board to Meet In Berkeley BERKELEY, Jan. 21 -The Alameda County Board of Education will meet in Beikelt-y at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Carl 11. Wennerberg, Beike-ley superintendent of schools, today extended an invitation to Berkeleyans to niret Rock La Fleclie, new county superintendent, and R.

E. BiMhard of Berkeley, new president of the board. The session, to be held at the Schools Administration Walnut and Rose Streets, will include a discussion of the functions of the county board and presentation of a resource unit of study on railroads by cipals generally supported teachers in discipline problems and that most teachers were allowed freedom of creativity in teaching. But areas in which improvement is needed include too many interruptions, too little help In subject matter and materials, increasing clerical duties, large classes, and lack of help from supervisors and administrators, he stated. Frames Plastic AALESUND, Norway, Jan.

21 A process for making door and window frames from pressed plastic has been patented by Arne Bjorlykke of Vatne, near Aalesund. Standard size frames are assembled from fabricated pieces. A personnel administra-tion study by Loot, Allen and Hamilton will be given to the board on Jan, 27 for study. The report, which is expected to cost around $30,000, will get its first review on Feb. 3 at a meeting of the commlttee-of-the-whole.

A public meeting will be held Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. A preliminary report was given by Ronald Miller of the Oakland Federation of Teachers, Local 771, on a survey by his organization. Miller said 40 per cent of the teacheri in Oakland answered the questionnaire. Miller said results of the survey indicated working conditions are as important as salary, He said Oakland "is not a bad school system" that prin Bidi on the new 800 student King Junior High School to he built on the extension of Fontaine St.

were referred by the Oakland Board of Education to the Building end Grounds Committee for itudy yesterday. Bids were opened on the King Junior High School with 11 10 bidders under the budget estimate of $1,547,410. Apparent low bidder was E. H. Moore and Sons, Inc.

of San Francisco at $1,331,000. Marvin E. Collins of El Cerrito was next with a bid of $1,34.000. However, if all additional alternates are allowed, Including a snack bar, landscape work and a sprinkler system, then Collins' bid of $1,394,000 is $2,000 below the San Francisco firm. Persons sjies 1 to 80 ycirs are now eligible to register under pLn of burial insurance.

Costs; only few tents day, In time of need, regardless of how little tut been paid, the plan pays tlic funeral bill. For example, a com-1 plcte funeral was paid fur re -tendy hcn only $158 had been paid. Issued an admitted reserve insurer. GoJ st any funeral director in the United States or Canada. I'or tree matinn, write Burial Plan, Boi 107171.

OAland Tribune. CM HQ thepplai Special Purchase BIDS OPENED Her the architect' drawing of King Junior High School which ii eloigned for 800 tudnti. The project Includei 26 classroom, gymnailum, multlpurpoM room and library. It will be built on the King Eelcrtei property, Juit oH Mountain Blvd. end on the extenilon of Fontaine St.

THURSDAY FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY. $7.98 Values Cotton Knit Exceptional Special Buy Extra Size Waltz Capri Sets wm School Board Chief Raps New Charter MJ7 Govns i ne W-i Hi ReauUrly $1.29 PIONEER High Potency! 129 'for Vitamin Complex' Siict 8 to 18 Board of Education Chair man John King charged yes terday that amendments to the Oakland city charter proposed by the city council would wipe Made bv a local manufacturer ot another maker's most famous fabrics in cotton knits the capns are fully Imad and Extra Sixes 42 to 48 Beiutifully fashioned of drip-dry combed cotton these lavishly detailed gown, were especially styled for the woman with' the fuller figure in the popular waltz length, there is contrast trim at the yoke ruffle at the hem line and short puffed sleeves. Coral Powder Blue The soft combed cotton will wash nicely and dry quickly and needs little or no Iron out the school board on July 1 169 'for Refularlr $1.69 PIONEER High Potency One-a-Day Multi-Vitamins. King cited an opinion by the district attorney's office to tfature the writ the tops have boat necks and short sleeves both are pre-shrunk and COMPLETELY WASHABLE! back up his contention.

King also protected that no one from the board had been invited to attend any council Pin Checks ing to maintain tne natural freshness. 69 Restart $2.9 PIONEER Daily Ration Multi Vitamins discussions on the charter changes. The council plans to I Multi-Color Novelty Checks Special Purchase! pointed by the county superintendent of schools. 2 School elections could no longer be held in conjunction with city elections, causing a greater tax burden. 3 The 5-cent tax the city council can set for school building needs could no longer be levied.

(It has not been imposed since World War II.) QUESTION ASKED Board member Marjorie Hirschler asked if the council action was an oversight or deliberately done. "Who knows?" King answered. Board member Richard Grodin said it should be pointed out the school district already pays its share of election costs so no great saving would be made by the revisions. It was finally agreed to have school officials confer with the city manager and send letters of protest to the council and mayor. TRANSFERS Wit ifv The pin check it on the charcoal tide with an in-deKant flavor the novelty checks are beauti Nylon Regularly $6.91 PIONEER Therapeudic a Toifelrief Main Floor Panti-Slip present the revisions at the Jan.

29 or Feb. 3 meeting, King eaid, for inclusion on the April city election ballot. CLAIMS CITED At a Jan. 8 special meeting of the council, it was claimed the proposed changes would discard regulations on school taxes, elections and succession to office which were in effect in 1928 when the schools were under city jurisdiction. Councilmen were told the references to' school-city relations and operation of the schools are now all covered by the State Education Code in $2.95 Villi.

Complete 20-piece Blue Willow fully blended colors, the vibrant tones out-lined in black both are extremely good looking fashions and ones you'll want in your new spring wardrobe. Completely Washable Strem' Sjeriicer Main Floor Extra Sixes Dinnerware 38 to 52 each Regylarly S3.79 Regularly $2.97 to $3.88 Like shades ef 19 JO hare le another revival of the most sensational undergarment the Ikv-gerie work) ha ever known the tabu bus partrl slip, now fashioned ot Nylon with lace and net trims et the bodice w.m snap crotch in white only. addition to other laws and that) let Cotton Drip Dry Min FI. Lingerie Cotton Sport Shirts Route' rvflres Mcin FJer charter changes would not affect the schools. Byt King said the District Attorney's opinion indicated if the charter revisions were 1 The seven members of the' board would tie deposed after July 1 and five-man board would have to be ap- Special Purchase Nationally Advertised 65t.

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Average Oakland City College transfer students are doing better in their first semester at the University of California than the average for all junior colleges. Board of Education members were given a report at yesterday's meeting based on records from the Office of Relations with Schools at U.C. The report said the grade point average earned by junior college transfers to the Berkeley campus during the first semester ranged from. 1.51 to 2.58. The average was 2.25 vith OCC transfers averaging 2.34.

Oakland College transfers also rated above average in maintaining their grades once they got in U.C, -the report stated. Of all junior college transfers, 30 per cent fell below a average at the University. Only ,18 per cent of the OCC students had a below average. During the four years OCC students have been in attendance at Cal, the figures have shown a steady improvement, Director Clem Long says. In line with the higher academic goals, the board approved stiffening graduation requirements to require six units in English for- all students instead of the three to six formerly needed.

Those not scoring high enough in a mathematics classification test will now have to take three units of mathematics instead of two. In another board action, approval was given for a class in conversational Russian at OCC in the spring semester. The two-credit course will be given at the' Merritt Campus on Monday and Wednesday nights from 7 to 9. A poll indicates more than 60 students want to take the conversational course and two classes may "be scheduled. Instructors will be Robert Pann and Thelwall Proctor, who are both working for advanced degrees at U.C.

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21 (UPD Ingrid Bergman and her former husband, Robarto Rossellini, met in1- a bitter, joyless reunion today. Their meeting came in a Paris court where the judge delayed decision on a custody battle for their three children. The court said a decision would be handed down Saturday on Miss Bergman's application for custody. Court sources said Rosellini had accepted the competence of the French court to rule on the They also said there "had been "a great effort for reconciliation" on the part of both Miss Bergman and Rossellini behind the closed doors of the judge's chambers. Before the couple filed into the judge's rooms, they met in a wordless, cold reunion in an ante-chamber.

Rossellini kept his back to the woman he once loved when she first entered the room. Then, after a minute, the dark, balding Italian film director turned around. Not a flicker of recognition crossed his grim face. Miss Bergman, a trapped look on her face, stared back at him as though he were a stranger. Then Rossellini -spun about and walked quickly into the judge's chambers.

Divinity Students Are Pulpit Guests 0 BERKELEY, Jan. 21 The student of the Episcopal Church Divinity School of the Pacific will be guest speakers in Episcopal churches this Sunday in observance of Theological Education Sunday. Students and their assignment to Eastbay churches are as follows: James Cox St. Cuthberfs Episcopal; E. Thomas Leyba, St.

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