Voters Ballot On Revised School Budget Reduction
A revised Board of Education budget totaling 1,446,090 in current expenses and 39,750 for repairs will go to voters in a special election on Wednesday February 25 from 2 to 9 pm The plan trims salaries by 10000 and redirects 10000 from surplus with total reductions of 22500 from current expenses and 3000 from repairs and replacements The defeat of the earlier budget prompts the resubmission with the hope of maintaining educational efficiency and addressing future pupil growth and high school additions.
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Board of Education
Arnold H. McClow
Peter G. Humanik
Toseph Ram
Ram
A. P. Morrbrook School
P.T.A
Charnack And Share Lead School Board In Coming Year
In a large turnout, the Board of Education elected Abe Charnack president and J. Lute Share vice president. New and returning members took oaths, with several committees formed to study board management, personnel salaries, and coordination of activities.
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Charnack
Share
Board of Education
Abe Charnack
J. Lute Share
Charles S. Mancuso
John Beattie
Harvey Stone
Helen P. Kirkpatrick
Charnuck
Max Schleifer
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Arnold J. McClow
Joseph Ram
Frank J. Hill
Charnark
Ram
Thomas A. Roy
Roy
Eleanor Nurton
Peter Humanik
Qouso
Mancuso
Harvey One
Mumanik
Beattie
Stone and Ram
Humanik
Man
Nulton
Local Teacher Pay Compared Figures in Parentheses
A brief item compares local teacher salaries by step levels with figures shown in parentheses. The note highlights how pay scales shift across steps, reflecting workload, experience, and district guidelines.
New Scare Tactics Over Budget Notice in Hillside
A local board of education leader claims expanded use of public school buildings needs board subsidies. Critics say taxpayers subsidize the board, not the other way. The piece condemns scare tactics around the budget and references community programs like Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
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Kruschev
Joe Ram
Board of Education
Boy Scouts
Ram
Hillside
Township
State Commissioner of Education
Notice to Residents Trees planted in Hillside 1959 orders
The township invites tree planting orders for 1959 with trees priced at 15 dollars each added to the tax bill. Orders must be written and sent to Eugene Abramo wity at 1391 Doremus Place Hillside New Jersey by Saturday March 7 1959. Shade Tree Commission Eugene Abramowitz Secretary.
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Hillside
Eugene Abramowity
Doremus Place
New Jersey
Shade Tree Commission
Eugene Abramowitz
Sec'y
Hillside schools hit peak after budget rejection
The editorial notes the budget defeat marking the first time in about 25 years, praising Hillside for aligning with school personnel on pay. It argues the salary guide offers annual increments to a maximum, compares favorably with top systems, and asserts both compensation and scholastic achievement place Hillside well ahead.
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Board of Education
Police Seek Salary Hike Amid Budget Notes
A surprise request for a patrolmen pay raise was made at the Township Committee meeting by Hillside Local 70 PBA. The letter calls for raises to 5800 for 1959 and 200 more in 1960, retroactive to January 1, with top patrolmen now at 5250 plus a 360 bonus. The move could trigger a referendum if denied, while budget action remains unlikely. Also noted were resignations and appointments in local medical and civic offices, plus an ordinance introducing an assistant township physician and an insurance liability increase measure.
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Hillside Local 70
PBA
Erade
Kerdy Poliice
Mare 9
Pall
Max Schleifer
Ralph A Schwartz
Harvey Stove
Board of Education
Board of Health
Lawrence Levitas
Recreation Commission
Arthur Kresselhaut
Levitas
Elks Lodge Urges Support for Crippled Children's Fund
A Hillside Elks Lodge ceremony features Mayor Zimmerman and officials urging public support for the Hiks annual appeal seeking $200000 for the Crippled Children's Fund. Seated are Elks leaders and township figures including Allert Renner and Louis A. Dischler with Hyman M. Schulman and Frank, while Mackin stands left.
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