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mus, The 79th Congress passed the national School Lunch Act an a manure or
national eecurity. to eatecuanl the health and well-being of the nation'e children and
to encourage the doe-etic conception of nutritious agricultural condition; and
W. neeoarch and experience have pnven that providix echool children with a
Type A lunch, which includea 1/? pint or milk, ie the but know mane oi accccplichinc
above cited goals; and
moms. The facilities. pornoan and supplies. that eniat in echoole were Type A
lunches are served, are an innodiato and excellent mane or acting dieeater tending
maxi-nu; and
Humans, The annual Congressional appropriation for the National School hunch Pro-
gm hare not kept pace with the growth of the program, thereby forcing etatee to nduce
reintureeacnt rates below the amounts needed to acct the nutrition and free lunch inquire-
nnte of the prom-an: and
mm, The average ratee or ediool lunch Im-Int in any etatee are non lees
than 1/2 of the initial 99 rate provided, and since 1956, orida ochool lunch rates or
amount for a Type a lunch have been lower than the average rate of ninhureuent
for 1/2 pint of nil]: only. under the Special H118 Freer-I; and
ms. The Oongreee appropriated Special Hill: tunde for the sue-pone of increasing
the commotion of fluid milk by children in nonprofit echoole which funds now here
hecone inadeun to pay the naxim auburn-em retoa oritlnally eetahliahed by the
Secretary of agriculture; and
W, Sane cmpe and individuals now are taco-Min. that the United Staten
Comma- lake available eufi'icient fund- to continue the Special n11): Prone: through
thin current school year without change; and
warms. Pint attention and major efforts on the part of Congress and all groom
concern-led should he directed to eating adequate provieion for the letional School Lunch
Prom-an, rather than individual pent: or the total school food eervice progra- such
an the Special Kill: Program nov therefore be it
RESOLVED, 'That the Executive Board of the Honda School bod Service Auociation
does hereby command that:
1. Groups interested in adequate toad services for pupils at emool "count! that
the Common make eui'iicicnt funds available to enable all etatee to pay higher
echool lunch reimbursement ntea, at least S¢ per lunch, for Type a lunchee
than they pay for 1/2 pint of I11): only, under the Special Milk Prop-an, no that
the Special Milk Program sill serve to comleeent the lunch progran rather than
conpete with it.
2. These can groupe and otherc recomnd that the inediate and long range rin-
ancial neede oi the national School Lunch Procm end the Special Milk Prop-en
he etudied by the appmprlate Congmeeionel comtteee nor the purpose at
dotenaininc appzoprietione needed; and be it further
RESOLVED, That a copy of then resolution: be turniehed to United Steu- Secre-
tary of Agriculture. Florida officials and agencies, Oovemor, ccmneenen, State Super-
intendent, Secretary of Agriculture, Agricultural Council, nairyncn'o Association, Dairy
Products association. Education Aaeociation. County Superintendente Aceociaticn. end. an
hecutive Board or the A.B.?.3.A. and State Meociation Preeidonte. and he mm in
Florida School lunch Ma'.
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1ESOLLil'101|E PASSED BT PU!T!IIM SCHCOL FOOD SERVTCE ASSCC1ATJON EXFD"IVE BOARI) JA3jllARY 9, 1960 RE: TjATRINAL SC'KnOL LE''N AND SPECTAL MTL'< TWORAM5 t'HEREILS The 8th '"ong|retis pas:le-J Clie Tjar.ioTiel Srhr:0 1 meich Ji et "las a nees-arEi af 71&t-.anal ser-'irl1.6 m safmat'd rale heala and W'lL-ter r.,F the her.12 o rhlldren a.ed til erlyiurg'e f.hal -|0mps? r. i C annK1131:pti.or, C, E ilu* r'f.iauM"ri cultlarm1 00:Irird r.j E S'"| arm WHE[iHjl3, PeeritiT:1 gd sjXpe rit-rie:ri 21aW: pir:ven t.hat. [-''0V1r11film sr-rtr.n c'hi1.1:-=!rt kiNL 9 Type A lulr!, wr;icil includes 1/2 pint (if rdlk, '.3 Ble t:Est kn-?vn ranns or merorgil.n;bir.g atu!w! et r ed ('aa~.s ; am 'eDiEid "'rie in.:| 1i e ic" C e cors .and .:110 9 !Jisti s: r.1:st 21 -schr-e 1:1 wr1r: r-i Ty;2 A lm-he nermm T are M. 3 m'm. as.e ar::: em ileT:t r-2 arr: ':-E rx-ti+1r.g .ti:laste r Pfledirig regirTor:tsi UI.1 il2&NitS Wie er -al Gri+resswnal appr:ir-riati au fr r try flat:.:.nal Een-d. L.meA Pm. gea:-. c.au not oft i act wi e t~ne fre'v'a ot' is --r7n-ari, ther--by til reirw Rates */ redme rei dur;<3%A*FM.43 5 tr ie:w F r.:ll;r.t :eeded -.r: ragt tJa ru t ri u: r: an I frlur.ch nqui.tr. M!=ru of th' U"N"r:Le.; a-id WI~M.A5, '''he avt1-s :-ai.as of Mr.co.. ..aner. rc.zi:ut-ser.wit in many staus ani It=u "Ises thM1 1/2 -:f tlie Ln---del 97 rate :evind, a:1a -in 30, Flertain -.-lic.e~t anr'll rates of readerment fr.r a "'yr-e A L 'm.:). har bie. lower Mar um av rare rate r-f --e1mburgret for 1.$ :ani of at a anly, oder raie SpMia~. M1~..: Pr-'irrari; alad 'all&~JJiE "'b0011g-rr-M a|"|:-rm:rir-.t ed 5;A E at Mi10: funds! f. r "It' 0:rg-ase af t-ir-]saging the C-rRi5':1.TThr-ra fj f flu irj 74 ~12 'Jy '-it l'irir! 'an elar:7 ";'0;I 9-:17 Dis w'':i Ch fan-js rioM hitW: l'emm TAdeg'Mik O r-My '-'It' flair/-'I -el.ra'' "Mrfet ,sitr.cl sys ;-3 Taalll 950101shr-d by the Sei"letare of U"riG:lture, art-i WHEiGJ.S, Sa-':e gro:upr and in.nvueste na m' ---:-r'ar:or.us', talas ther unite stam En:w-mas' make nya dai>1e v'iffi c isent funds ::ca:tzme 'A-.' Sied al M. ].k ~ mrrari Grough thui eurvent neleni year wituut erkenre, anc h*jlER A-st Fir.at a+.estni.1-ar, a-id ma'!:r 32::7-.3 r::-im. nell taler0:'r's Nat Ri31LA~:. Tha L d.fi Ex..-ru u w. N:n F-3 a f T-ra. re:j-: Ut S.':s: ., i ~ mid Se evicf! Amer:e atiori doe:1 hat'E:Dy Treontsnd Mat. L Grm1ps a n Lgra:II rather than cong-eim wi til it. 2. Thf idie:l a IE50.1U110Tis a fGr:11 Shr-d k 'Ural Wd SMtes Secre,. tary of Afrricult1113, Fli: d de 0fd ( 1415 riihd itf#:a-les Eicivemr-r Corie.+rimi-2:11eri, State 3.15161r.. inkrtsiarli, 311ririttery r>f Agr10LLit4re Agrkulc:3rgl Colincil s Dairymeni si deelectation, Oairy PrDdimber AssarlaiLOrts 01'.1050ran Atlao::laiion, Coudy Sujor>iiieryIririi-a As',oc13bion, wid FTAa Eneutive Boarri gir the A,5.1rLA. and State As:sociatfor, i
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