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lt;ClSe7sesWOOPBRIDQE— The Board of Education Monday requestedthe State Department ot Education to grant renewals of theemergency certificates of 19teachers.According to Superintendentof Schools Patrick A. Boylan,f Athis will be the last year thisparticular group can be rehrred without completing require-ments for regular certification. .However, the majority of the19 will have completed work atsummer schools this year, although /the degrees have not been awarded yet. Out of a total of 650 teachers in theTownship system, only 3 perjcent are expected to have anydifficulty completing the requirements.The 19 teachers, for whom emergency certification has been requested are: Alan Black, Angelina Brigiani, Michael Cer-rone, Bernice Deutsch, Arnold Edwards, Roger Flynn, Margaret Hawkins, Dorothy Howard, Lillian Ifcoenig, Marie McLaughlin, Frank Meyer, Charles Miller, Anne Myers, Lois Rai-son, Helen Vincze, RolandeWebb, Sophie Yanowsky, Leona Zak and Hannah Kaye.New teachers appointed at Monday night's meeting were:Joseph T. Hahn at $4,500; Mrs. Margherita Stitz, $4,100; Mrs. Joan Manning, $4,100; Mrs. Joan Bayuk, $4,800; Mrs. Hannah Kaye, $5,700.The following were appointed as 10 -month clerks at an annual salary of $2,400: Mrs. Ruth J. Argalas; Miss Dorothy T. Mades, Mrs. Bose Mirkovich. Mrs. Ann M. O'Brien, Mrs. Rose Lambert.11]1]
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Fords Beacon
Fords, New Jersey, US
Thu, Aug 25, 1960
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