School Budget Boosts Pay Raises Across District
The 1961 62 school budget totals 2.14 million with a $98 846 increase explained to PTA and civic groups by Thomas A Roy finance chairman. The two year uniform increment raises average pay by about 213 and 425 over two years for teachers and staff while principals and administrators gain stepped increases. Debt service cuts and bond funds offset the surplus, with a public hearing set for January 16 and district election on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Thomas A. Roy
Clendar
Roy
Treasury
School Board Tackles Property Appraisal and Staffing Changes
The Board of Education discussed an appraisal of the Hillside Avenue School playground at 54 000 while Mayfair Markets asks 75 000 for the former Merkle Motors site on Maple Avenue. Resignations and appointments include Mancuso leaving the board, a new JV coach, part time matron hire, and salary changes for several teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue
Board of Education
Gilbert Chamberlin
Daniel C. Hanrahan
Elizabeth
Merkle Motors
Maple Avenue
Mayfair Markets Inc
Charles S. Mancuso
Wayne T. Branom
Mancuso
Howard J. Bloy
Union County Board of Elections
Charles F. Dotto
Robert Kotterman
Manuel Marshall
Barbara Girion
Ruth Wylie
Sally Wovsaniker
Eleanore Kessler
Josephine Lomonaco
Judith Wilk
J. G. Wilson Corp
Opening of New Jersey Conservatory of Fine Arts
The New Jersey Conservatory of Fine Arts in Hillside opened with Mayor W William Di Buono painting the first canvas and tapping the first guitar note. Officials praised founders Leslie and Irene Philcox, noted access and instruction quality, and showcased pupil demonstrations and art exhibits from New York galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Conservatory of Fine Arts
North Broad Street
W. William di Buono
di Buono
Hillside
Leslie
Irene Philcox
Louis A. Dischler
Philcoxes
N. J. Conservatory of Music
Roselle
Ann Noble
Dischler
Philcox
New York
Phil Coxes
Willian di Buono
Teft
Ant Louis A. Dischler
Trene Wd
Leslie Philcox
Riverview Holding Co variance approved by Zoning Board
The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 3 to 2 to approve a variance for Riverview Holding Co to build a garden style apartment with 16 units behind the Liberty Avenue shopping center. Opponents cited parking and street safety concerns on McMichael Place. committee final action awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Riverview Holding Co, Inc
Charles Raunch
Herman Arlin
Michael Stachura
Mark Janelli
Russell Raffa
Liberty Avenue
McMichael Place
Arnold Kent
Woodfield Remembrance and Hillside Fringe Benefit Plan
Funeral services were held for Arthur G. Woodfield former Hillside supervisor principal district clerk and board member who died after a long illness. The Hillside board adopted a resolution and ordered flags at half staff as Woodfield Stadium bears his name. Township committees discussed hospitalization benefits for retired workers and noted local departments aided snow removal with praise for speed and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Woodfield
Rotary Club
Woodfield
Hillside
Union Townships
Conant Street
Fagr
McCrack Én Funeral
Union
Board of Education
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Atlantic View
Manasquan
Joseph Ram
Union Township
Old Central Grammar School
Coe Avenue
Union County
Lawrence Treger
Robert K. Bloy, Jr
Howard J. Bloy
John A. Desch
Anthony Morisello
Joseph Castelluccio
Ispirit
Paul Riccardi
V. William di Buono
Sidney Birnbaum
Louis A. Dischler
State Highway Department
Bloy Street
Kiwanis Donates Equipment To PAL For Boxing Room
Kiwanis Club donates athletic gear to the PAL Building boxing and wrestling room. Present are PAL director Alois J. Stier Dr Milton M ee Morrison Hillside National Bank vice president Anthony Liniewski and others. The club also funded $8 for Hoboken outfits for local children chosen by Miss Lillian Lotting and overseen by Edward Klapproth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAL
Alois J. Stier
Milton M.ee
David S. Morrison
Hillside National Bank and Kiwanis Club
Anthony Liniewski
Kiwanis Club
Hoboken
Lillian Lotting
Edward Klapproth
Boys and Girls Work
Churches Announce Christmas Services in Area
Multiple churches publish Christmas Eve candlelight services and Christmas Day worship plans. Calvary Lutheran in Hill will offer a double observance with choirs and a sermon on The Glory of Christmas. Hillside Presbyterian and First Baptist Church in town hold candlelight services and special music, with varied sermon topics. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian and St Mary Magdalene Episcopal announce Christmas Day or Eve activities, carols, and Holy Communion. Franklin Memorial Methodist outlines Christmas Day worship with a sermon title Hail Bardell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Calvary Lutheran
Calvary Lutheran Church
C. Morgan Wagner
Hillside Presbyterian
Hillside Presbyterian Church
C. Davis Robinson
Emanuel
God
Wesley Acre
Olsen
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
George Horn
Bloomfield
Hazel Burleigh
Leone Paulsen
St Mary Magdalene the Episcopal Church
Mary Magdalene
Alva G
Decker
St. Stephen's
Franklin Memorial
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Edson _R. Leach
Barendell
Fot Whitlock
the Choir
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Oakland Estates
Fort Woodfield
Reach
Oakland Terrace
Snow
Elsa Alber
Valiant Ourgaler
New Jersey
Frachee Chrysler CO
Broad St
Salem Pharmacy
Salon Ave
Hillaide
Russell Stover Candies
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Liberty Ave
Eli Lief
Fine Arts Conservatory
Amerman
Saybrook
Mother Daughter Club
A. P. Morris
Arthur Woodfield
Millside
Sunnyside
Hunterdon County
Western ‘Maryland College
Imore
Wall Township
Asbury Park
Hillside Rotary Cl
Hillside Community ‘Chest
Manasquan Methodist Church
Hillside Elks Lodge
Department of Superintendence
National
New Jersey , Education Associations
Tae
School Superintendents Association
Weils R. Woodfield
Thomas J
Robert Diamond
Kiwanis
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Philip €. Hughey, Jr
Will
Liberty Pharmacy
Pete's Delicatessen
Pete and Tessle Bede
William St. WA
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