Hillside leads New Jersey in teacher pay with eight thousand
The Hillside school system tops New Jersey pay scales for six years of training at $8,000, sharing the peak with Wayne Township and two Union County districts. A planned raise to $8,400 is announced by Jos. Ram, with a few districts offering doctor degree scales. Only three regular teachers earn the maximum, while several others top $8,000 due to extra duties.
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Hillside
New Jersey
Wayne Township
Passaic County
Union County
Foomit
Union County Real
Springfield
Theery
Hills Board of Education
Josno Ram
Sowee—Research Division
New Jersey Education Association
Newton
Depres
Thee Ocumentary
Mildred Fairweather
Walnine
Samuel Dubow
Jane Krumacher
Administrative Salaries in Union County Schools 1957
Prepared in October 1957 by the Union County School Boards Association, the table lists assistant superintendents for five communities with salaries ranging from 6,009 to 11,500 dollars. It also shows vice principals or administrative assistants in multiple towns with salaries from about 6,450 to 8,890 dollars, across Elizabeth Hillside Linden Plainfield Rahway Roselle Scotch Plains Summit Union Regional and Westfield. Six communities have assistants in elementary school principal positions.
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Union County School Boards Association
Elizabeth
Linden
Plainfield
Summit
Union
Hillside
Rahway
Roselle
Scotch Plains
Regional
Westfield
HS. Flrm
Princ. Sch. Princ
Berkeley Heights
Clark
Crawford
Garwood
Springfield
Union Co. Rev
Winfield
Local Affairs Highlight Mixed Records And Club Turmoil
The Municipal Affairs Survey reports a $3.00 saving after uncovering an unissued 1948 oil burner permit. Jean Noble challenges John Jakuboski’s election as president of the Outside Republican Club, arguing constitutional and dues issues. Board of Education rotation discussed as leaders seek broader chances for service.
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Aleady
Ram And Charnack Elected Board Of Education Heads
Joseph Ham was elevated to board president at the annual meeting with Abe Charnack elected vice president. Nominations for president by Mrs. J Eleanor Nulton declined and she nominated Helen Kirkpatrick. Committees were formed with McClow Roy Hill Lute Share and others named to finance, education, buildings and public relations roles. Regular meetings set for the second Wednesday monthly. Hillside National Bank named official depository and Hillside Times official publication.
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Joseph Ham
Board of Education
Abe Charnack
Arnold
Mel Clow
J. Eleanor Nultom
Roy
Nulton
Peter G
Hillside National Bank
Hillside Times
Parents Score Cold School Rooms Gym
Fifteen Harden-Locker School parents sent letters to the Board of Education about uncomfortably cold classrooms and the gymnasium. They cited temperatures from 56 to 66 degrees and said students, especially girls, sit on desks or wear long pants to stay warm. Some children have been allowed to go home early when rooms are too cold.
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Harden-Locker
Board of Education
Taye
Oym
Tse Childdren
Behoo
Phils
Industrial Group Elects Officers at Bristol Meeting
Officers of the Millside Industries Foundation were elected Thursday night at a trustees meeting in Bristol. William Buie was named president, Ho ldierbert treasurer, James A. Owell assistant treasurer, Morris Lubin secretary, James Qzi an general secretary, and March Ward added as trustee to replace William M. Bristol. Lubin was reelected. A talk on Community Relations and Corporate Philanthropy by Wishvod of EB. J. duPont de Nemours Inc. forecast that corporate giving will increase.
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Druoe T. Branom
Millside Industries Foundation
Bristol
Wiliam Buie
Holdierbert
James A. Owell
Moreris Lubin
James Qzian
Marcll Ward
Wiliam M. Bristol
Lubin
Wishvod
EB. J. duPont de Nemou Inc
Wilmington
Del
Officials Revise Election Districts in Hillside Ceremony
Hillside ambulance squads received the first Americanism Award of Hillside Lodge at Esther Berkowitz Hall. Thomas G Greene accepted the honor from lodge president Robert Rosenberg for meritorious service, with praise for round‑the‑clock response in all weather.
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Hillside
Hillside Lodge
Tok
Binal
Esther Berkowitz
Sinal
Maple Avenue
Thomas G Greene
Robert Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Greene
William Bogart
New Jersey First Aid Council
Henry Goldhor
Dwight R. G. Palmer
Superior Court
Milton B. Conford
Palmer
Huuman
Industeal
Pedroid
Telmwark
Coluk
Aimprica
America
Lawrence L¢vitas
The
Lodge
Birnbaum Dinner Plans Completed
Final arrangements are set for a testimonial dinner honoring Township Attorney Sidney Birnbaum, former magistrate, on February 26 at Gadman Clinton Manor Newark. The event includes Master of Ceremonies Dr Joseph Peyser and speaker Magistrate Dante Birnanto. Live music by Herb Larsey’s Orchestra as reservations near exhaustion and committee members report high demand. The article also notes a Hillside election district redistricting revision discussed by the Township Committee with changes to districts 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 and 15.
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Sidney Birnbaum
Gadman
Clinton Manor
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Dir
D. Clarrive van Destin
King Street
Licket Committee
Joseph Ram
Bernard Bernstein
Joseph Peyser
Dudee Miltess Ho Challand
Cane Hite
Dante
Herb Larsey
Fan
Adolph A. Winston
Wml
Schulan
Schulman
Howard J. Bloy
John G. Walsh
Republican Municipal Committee
Elo
Max Schleifer
Henry Goldhor
$1 000 Teacher Bonus Rumor Rebutted by Board
The Times reports no $1,000 bonuses for Hil Side school teachers. Five non degree teachers will get $500 bonuses from a year old board action for 35 years of service. Possible future increases could raise maximums and administration salaries, with Superintendent potential rise from $16,000 to $18,900.
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Getling
Gladys Petersen
Mildred Stephen
Anna Cruger
Gladys Teuschler
M. Elva van Kirk
Board of Education
I Ts
Superintendent of Schools
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Thrift
Jean Noble
Republican Party
John J. Jakuboski
Uutside Republican Club
Noble
Jakuboski
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Eleets Offeers
Birnbaum
Township Committee
Hyman M. Schulman
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Thesr
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
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Hallmark
Mayfair Liquor Store
Graham Winter
Daniel Cerven
North Broad Street
Mayfair Theatre
Prowney
Funeral Home
Broad Bt
Kiwanis
N. S. Phillips
Paul Kifner
Fimmanuel Reiter
Edward Gottlieb
Kiwanis Club
Henry G. Nulton
Bernard Senner
H. Trying Dunn
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Szarko’s Liquor Store Inc
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