Hillside Board grants higher pay boosts for staff in school system
The Hillside Board of Education voted to raise salary guides for the district. New tops include teachers with six years of training at 8400 and superintendent pay at 16600 for 1958 59. Board member Aroull H McClow criticized the skew toward top salaries while President Joseph Ram defended the districts prestige and financing.
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Board of Education
Union County
Aroull H. McClow
Membe
McClow
Joseph Ram
Hillside
Seore
How Teacher Guide Influences Salaries
A new teacher salary guide adopted by the Board of Education raises minimums and maximums by $300 to $400 with most staff gaining increments plus adjustments. Examples show typical totals from $500 to $750, depending on year, degree, and experience, as maximums rise to $8,400.
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Hillside
Courtroom Q and A Spars with Traffic Violations
After a Municipal Court session Magistrate Henry Goldhor held a question and answer period with onlookers on how to handle traffic violators. The incident shows how jurists adapt when public interest in enforcement is high and timing affects court proceedings.
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Henry Goldhor
Hillside Red Cross Drive Reaches 55 Percent Total
Hillside reports 55 percent of its $12,500 Red Cross Fund Drive goal raised, totaling $6,887.11. Robert Kirkpatrick, general campaign chairman, notes the drive is technically over but expects more gifts. Residents and organizations listed gifts across residential, business, clubs, corporate, industrial, municipal, school, and special categories to Elizabeth chapter headquarters.
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Hillside
Red Cross
Robert Kirkpatrick
Red Cross Chapter
Salem Avenue
Elizabeth
Arthur Kres
Abe TL Charnack
Lewis W. Pratt
Sidney Englander
Dorothy Groeger
Henry Groh
Edward Love
Carmen Dill
Wayne T. Branom
Emmet T. White
V. William di Buono
New Phone Exchange Slated For Hillside
The New Jersey Bell Telephone Company announces a new exchange for Hillside Irvington and Newark on Thursday April 24 to supplement existing service. Names and numbers will remain unchanged while equipment is installed at 1008 Grove Street Irvington to serve the new central office.
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Essex
Hillside
Irvington
Newark
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Dial Central
Grove Street
Bernstein to receive Bnai Brith national membership award
Bernard G. Bernstein, chairman of the Hillside Lodge 1914 membership committee, will be awarded a national membership award for outstanding work during the current campaign. The District 3 Convention awards luncheon on May 6 at Concord Kiamesha Lake N Y will announce the honor, with letters of appreciation noting his devotion and success in signing new members in District Grand Lodges 1 and 6.
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Bernard GB. Bernstein
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B Rith
Campaig
District 3
Concord, Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
George Melnick
Benjamin I. Morris
Chicago
Bernstein
Morris
Portugal Visit Brings Miss Silva to Grandmother in Valenca
Miss Bette Rose Silva daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Silva of Parce l finally reunites with her grandmother Mrs Rose Perpetua da Silva in Valenca do Minho Portugal during Easter holidays after a travel detour from Milan Madrid to Vigo cancelled then Tuy by train. She notes rain in Portugal and the Holy Week church pageantry as strikingly different from American customs.
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Bette Rose Silva
Manuel Silva
Parcel
Rose Perpetua da Silva
Valenca Do Minho
Partugal
Miss Silva
Europe
Milan
Madrid
Vigo
Tuy
Portugal
Upset in Union County Democratic Freeholders Slate
Tuesday's primary produced a key upset as the Democratic slate for Union County Freeholders fell to factional opposition led by Hillside. Nominees Duchie Dunn and Donohue survived, while Hillside backed Birnbaum Basaman and Romano. Republican picks favored Kean Hatfield Hickok and McKenzie, with Carr as preferred local former freeholder.
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Democratic Organization
Union County Board of Freeholders
Hillside
Sidney Birnbaum
Charles C. Basaman
Lola J. Romano
Frank T. Duchie
Thomas G. Dunn
John V. Donohue
Elizabeth
Willside
Republic
Robert W. Kean
Yale
Richard P. Hatfield
Ernest S. Hickok
A. Donald McKenzie
McKenzie
Nelson L. Carr
Florence P. Dwyer
Charles A. Otto, Jr
GI Register
Charles L. Bauér, Jr
G.O
Wbotal
U.S
Bauer
Lear
Hatfield
Tielsels
Daly
Melvenzie
Ross
A Ag
U. S. Seator Williams Ag
Sol Grogan
McLean
Congress Dunn
Surrogate Kirke al
Register Delaney
Young
Ak Cuchie
Dunn Os
Donahue
Basaman
Birnbaum
Rormano
ART
Disehler
Three High School Teachers Win Merit Fellowships
Dr Wayne T Bran om announces three high school faculty members win merit fellowships. William G Koeller receives a Shell Merit Fellowship for advanced mathematics study at Cornell University this summer covering tuition room and board and a $500 stipend. William J Todt gains an NSF grant to attend the summer mathematics institute at the University of Chicago. Jerry Parisi earns a full year scholarship to the University of North Carolina.
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Wayne T. Branom
William G. Koeller
Cornell University
William J. Todt
National Science Foundation
University of Chicago
Jerry Parisi
Koelner
Montclair State Teachers College
Columbia University
Koultner
Mathematical Association of Americ
The
Mathematics Association of Great Britain
National Counc
Final Report On Local March of Dimes Drive
Final report released by William Galik, chairman, shows 84 183.08 collected in the local March of Dimes drive. Contributions come from employers, coin collectors, Mothers' March, mailings and more, with expenses totaling 247.03 for postage, stationery, permits and advertising.
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William Galik
Sun
Names Drive Heads For Mental Health
Harvey W. Peace Jr local chairman for the 1958 Mental Health Fund drive announces the appointment of Mrs Frank A Ninesling to serve as residential chairman and Albert Blum as industrial chairman. Mental Health Week begins April 27 as part of a county wide drive for 67000 to be used by the Union County Association for Mental Health to combat mental illness and promote mental health.
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Harvey W. Peace, Jr
Frank A. Ninesling
Shelton Terrace
Albert Blum
Union County Association For Mental Health
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