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Report On Lunch Room At R. C. H. S. About fifteen years ago, In ans. wer to a very real need, and one Whijch still- exists, the local high school, along with thousands of other public schools all over the country, began its Hot Lunch Prograin. For a few years, the price, for those paying, was held to twen- • ty cents per meal. For some years past, it has been, and now is; 25 cents. These low prices were possible for the simple reason that the school lunch rooms were provided * great quantities of. governnt surplus foods, such as potacanned tomatoes and peas, I peaches, beans, canned and canned beef, canned pork, apple sauce, raisins, etc. dditton, for the first few years a government sudsidy of nine cents per meal was paid to each schocd pariicapating in the program % As morie and more schools entered the program, and congressional appropriations remained the siame, the {amount of the government subsidy! was reduced from year to year!. This year, and for years past, w« jhave been receiving ifrve to four cents per meal 'n ^vcn^ aid, along with food supplies sharply reduced in variety *nd

qUclupled with reduced government aid is the problem of increased food prices. Regardless of the limited amount of food that the government may provide from sur: plusj W* must contuwe to "luff the greater potft** foods in the open market. As every knows, prices df a\1 foods risen sharply since these lunch* rooms began ®P«ratued on P*** E»gf* . _ Cross Fund

impaign Report Final reports from Rappahandf

County’s Red £ro® Fund uppaign show that $881.21 ntjributed by 406 men*m durt the 1958 drive. TV following amounts were reirtied by die division chairman: sbert F. Estes, Piedmont Dist*,[$176.86; Guy Lillard. Hampn District, $163.60; Elmer Jcnasj Jackson! $113.25; Emory jssell, Wakefield. $73.50; O. J; ahjk\‘ Stonewall $68i06 Earl ilbjy, Hawhqrne, $139.25; Ruby, rnkins. Special Collections,, 0.00; Clarence and Magdahne raring, Colored, $86.10.

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