Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 9

Oakland Tribune, 9 March 11,1959 Costs of Restoring School Cafeteria Service Studied Board Studies Pilot School Plan for Badly Retarded Cost estimates on rtatorinf full cafeteria service to Oakland school have been requested by the Board ol Education following a look at the first seven month's cpvatlon of the "self-sustaining" program. Last year the cafeterias were ordered to operate without any subsidy from the general fund and 14 school cafeterias which were losing money were closed. At yesterday's special meeting on the cafeterias, Assistant Business Manager Arthur Pokorny said the 3(5 schools having lunch programs show a profit of $08 32 for the yesr through January. He said he had Just received a preliminary report on February which would boot the profit some $3,400. "It would appear from these figures we will be able to end the year In the black," be said.

Last ye'ar the total loss was $57,314. However, three more cafeterias are now in the marginal economic sone, Buaines Manager Spencer D. Renbow said, and a basic policy decision is needed on whether the hoard wished to continue its austerity program. "In addition we have not been able to open new school fift-lensi and present era ticludini kitchi-n equipment temporarily from additional new school hidt are received," Dr. Benbow noted.

"All this adds up to a very unsatisfactory situation." Tokorny said most other larfe school districts in California subsidized their lunch program from the -neral fund. Several P-TA croups and representatives from th mentary junior, hijh and en-ior high school principals ap-f proved and urged that the" board re-open the cafeterias and put the facilities In th new schools. They pointed out the need for a hot lunch for many children, the social benefits of the cafeterias and the close link between proper nu-. trition and learnrnc expand the summer workshop for teachers to 400 Instead of the usual 250. Supt.

of Schools Selmer Berg said the additional cot would not exceed $2,000 and that some 400 teachers have already expressed inter-est in attending. INVENTORY' program have demonstrated the great strides made in educating the severely retarded and said the job ran best be handled through the schools. He aatd the retarded are the lat group to be given consideration in school programs and the proponed Oakland pilot classes could piOner progress that would gain nationwide attention. In other actions at yesterday's meeting: 1 Bids were opened on construction of a playground at McChcsney Junior High School with O. C.

Jones and Sons of Berkeley the apparent low bidder at $88,870. Architect's eti-mate on the Job was $87,000. 1 An earlier meeting of the Budget and Salary Committee set Up priorities on recommendations made by Booz-Allen and Hamilton to attract ad keep top teachers. The priori-ties will be used by the school administration in its budget 'SALE A pilot rrrm to provide rhoohn for seve re ly me ntally i children in Oakland li under itudy by the Hoard of Kducatlon today. Prepared by the Alameda County CllUeha Committee on the Severely Menially Retarded, the report uti up Information for admittance and trainlnf itandardi for children uho IQs range from the 50i downward.

Mentally retarded "programs re presently provided for children with IQs in the 50-70 bracket and aome program for the aevercly retarded are Wing added to (chool systems throughout the Nation. IIMXM Ot'TLAY A outlined yesterday by representatives from the East-by Association for Retarded uldren and the Service Guild for Ritardrd Children, a new hoot and year's experimental program for 50 children would rnt the diMrirt $186-250. It ha' rx-en estimated that bHween 100 and 140 children in Oakland could participate in the program. The board will art upon the request during budget hearing! thin pnng. Cots per student in th retarded elates would average $1,300 yearly nearly four times as much a for regular students but the Stale reimburses the district $575 for each pupil in the program.

Lee Davenport, vice prcsi. dent of the association, stressed that this would still be only two-thirds as much as it costs to keep a child at Sonoma State Hospital Davenport said other pilot TELEGRAPH ATiSTfT RAINIER 9x9 Wonderfully well made umbrella tent. Fine S. Standard Quartermaster drill, full scrim door, sewn- Kellys Vonderfol flECOUEriS in floor. Ail metal spreader arms.

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orrosE CHANGE 3 A resolution was passed opposing any change in the State aid formula for districts receiving Federal funds for children of servicemen and Federal employee. The change proposed by the State Department of Education would cut Oakland's income an estimated $160,000. The board also voted to oppose legislation which would jyvc city planning commissions control over school sites and buildings. 4 Approval was given to HIGH SIERRA 8x10 Super dri-finish genuine Army duck. Full zipper door, heavy duty floor, cross ventilation windows.

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16.95 Appointment of Carl R. Quellmalz as principal of the new junior high school adjacent to Joaquin Miller Elementary School has been approved by the Oakland Board of Education. One of his first jobs will be to help select a name for the rew school which will open this fall. Quellmalz, presently vice-principal at Castlcmont High School, has been with the Oakland system since 1938. During World War II he was stationed at Erie Proving Grounds and is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S.

Army Reserve. The native Oaklandcr lives with his wife Lucille, a son Robert, 16, and a daughter Carol, 12. at 327 Woodland Tark, San Leandro. His assignment becomes effective March 16 and will result in the transfer of Melvin Nickerson from vice-principal at Lowell to Castlemont and SALE OF SIDJEAR COUNT ON KELLYS to splash into Summer with a sensational sale of famous name swimwear. Wonderful selection of cottons, lastex, failles, and knits in the season's most wanted colors and prints, women's and misses' sizes 12 to 20.

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Long said the college was commended for its university transfer program, trade courses at Laney, excellent faculty morale and competent staff, testing, placement and follow-up programs and public relations. Recommendations for improvement included addition of general education courses at Laney and of technical-industrial opportunities at Mer-ritt, adequate facilities and the development of a sound apportionment program of income for the total college. Girl Scout Council Will Elect Staff VFamed Harlee black fibreglass rod, metal spoon I oronson sairwaier reei ana ju y.as. nne. Rif.

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All OQS5 necessary instructions included, atw ing beginning at 10 a.m. in the New Sailboat House at post office sent along a notice reading, "Attached piece of mail material was damaged ty fire in the collection box located at 21st and Taraval. this city, on the evening of March 8." Mrs. Stanwood advises persons who have not received tickets they ordered and paid for to get in touch with the ticket chairman, Mrs. Blanchard, at SEabright 1-0983, Christian Business Men's Guest Speaker Stanley Tarn, a uiique type of silver prospector from Lima, Ohio, will be the principal speaker at the 6:30 p.m.

meeting of the Christian Business Men's Committee tomorrow at the Penthouse Cafeteria. 1956 Webster St. He speaks today at 7:30 p.m. at the Grand Avenue Christian Missionary Alliance Church, 1300 Grand Pied-mont. jumbo size.

Lake Merritt. Council President Mrs. 27 Thilip McCaffery will welcome 'he delegates, and Harry R. Lange, president of the Alameda County United fund, will give a report. NOW OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY-FRIDAY 9:30 to 9 P.M.

Among the various reports following the election will be description of Girl Scout life by Mrs. B. Steward Allen and 0AKUUID: ci lAf 1707 fir. tmvi MD Miss Winnie Maynard. The group will have a lunch-ton followed by entertainment.