Top NJ Teachers See Raises Vary by District for 1958-59
Five New Jersey districts including Hillside, Essex Fells, Wayne, Passaic County towns, and Springfield plan teacher pay tops around 8,000 to 8,400 for six years training. Essex Fells to 8,200. Summit uncertain at 8,400. Cranford to 8,100. Wayne maintains current level due to bond issue.
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New Jersey
Hillside Board of Education
Essex Fells
Essex
Wayne Town
Slip
Passaic County
Hillside
Ionit
Springfield
Union
Wayne
Summit Board of Education
Summit
Essus
Killside Teachers Association
Cranford
Two sophomores in N J All State High Band
Larry Frank and James Winston, both sophomores, performed in the N J All State High School Band Sunday at Jonathan Dayton Re sonal High School in Springfield. Frank plays clarinet, son of Sol and Mrs Frank of 254 North Avenue. Winston, a flutist, is son of Mayor and Mrs Adolph A Winston of 531 Winchester Avenue and also played with the All State Orchestra Band for the All State Opera Association last year.
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Larry Frank
James Winston
N. J
Jonathan Dayton
Resonal High School
Springfield
Frank
Sol Frank
North Avenue
Winston
Adolph A. Winston
S31
Winchester Avenue
All-State Opera Association
Ed Board dispute over school salaries and bonuses
Local reaction to The Times editorial on school budgets grows as Mayor Winston reports about 18 calls. Dr Branom defends non-degree teachers earning 130 credits akin to a bachelor’s, while readers urge public clarity on salaries and the education system.
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the Times
Adolph A. Winston
Winston
Wayne T. Branom
Board of Education
Branom
Charles Rose League Installs Residents at Meeting
Charles Rose League Inc. installed Michael Palladino as 2nd vice president and Lucille Palladino as financial secretary at a recent meeting. Both are Hillside residents. The league is a social group for handicapped and able-bodied members.
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Michael Palladino
Lucille Palladino
Charles Rose League Inc
Hillside
Hungarian Revolt Background Told
A Hungarian freedom fighter who escaped after the 1956 Budapest uprising spoke at Hillside Elks Club. Joseph Horvath, via interpreter Arthur Skveszl, described conditions in Hungary, Soviet control, and spontaneous revolt. He arrived in the county December 12 after fleeing Vienna with Red Cross aid and has since attended Americanization classes while pursuing citizenship.
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Budapest
Hillside Business and Professional Womens
Zabeth Elks Club
Hillside
Joseph Horvath
Ihroust
Arthur Skveszl
Russia
China
Stalin
Horvath
Hungary
Vienna
Austria
International Red Cross
Hillside Sinc
Eleanor K. di Buono
di Buono
Complaints of Cold School At Harden Locker School
Parents vented to the Board of Education about freezing classrooms and a frigid gym at Harden-Locker School. Officials said a two week survey showed temperatures from 56 to 70 degrees, with outside rows near windows freezing and some heating fixes already made. A January letter about the building being too hot was also noted as part of ongoing concerns.
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Harden-Locker School
Board of Education
Jean Giordano
Emil Crisafulli
Carmen Monaco
Joseph Ram
Giordano
Oth
Wayne T. Branom
Henry Singe
Singe
Double Session For H.S. Gets Approval
A district board approves a plan by Superintendent Dre Waynes Ete hom to convert the high school to double sessions starting September 1958 as building additions proceed. McClow and Hill dissent, citing safety and transportation concerns for hundreds of students during the overlap.
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Dre Waynes Ete *Hom
Board of Education
Arnold EH. McClow
Frank Jbl
MeClow
Hivl
Rims Ile
O.K
Abe Charnack
Dro Branem
McClow
Hill
Branom
State Commissioner of Education
Petneipat
Sind
Dad Sophomeres
Welfare Council Plaques Awarded in Eastern Union County
The Community Welfare Councils of Eastern Union County honored Hillside groups and unions at their annual meeting for outstanding contributions to last fall’s Community Chest drive. Plaques were presented to Bristol Myers Products Division Westinghouse Electric Corp Local 1035 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers A group of named companies and employees received recognition. Hillside resident Carton S. Stallard of 932 Revere Drive was elected to the welfare council’s board of directors.
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Hillside
Union County
Bristol Myers Products Division
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Cooper Alloy Corp
Eagle ‘Tool and Machine Co
Koeg Stamp and Die Works
Wdycomb. Steel and Aluminum Corp
Carton S. Stallard
Revere Drive
Welfare Council
Residents Assist In Benefit Film Event
Leo Kent and Marie Isher of Hillside join the sponsors committee for the benefit premiere of Darbys Rangers at Branford Theatre Newark on Tuesday night March 4. The We South Ward Boys Club Newark sponsors the event in cooperation with Stanley Warner Theatres. The film tells the heroic exploits of American Commandos in World War II.
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Leo Kent
Marie Isher
Hillside
Darby
Rangers
Branford Theatre
Newark
We South Ward Boys Club
Stanley-Warner Theatres
Hillside Red Cross drive launches with local leaders
The annual Red Cross fund drive will begin Saturday in Hillside led by former mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick. Hillside Industrial Foundation president Bo Adher bert is honorary chairman with others guiding divisions and a goal to raise about 12,500 dollars through house-to-house solicitations and corporate efforts. The Hillside Times will run Silver Dollar Month in March offering one dollar for each new or renewal subscription and triple dollars for two new subscriptions to boost papers in Millside industries and among students.
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Red Cross
Hillside
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Bo Adherbert
Hillside Industrial Foundation
A Dischler
Edward Love
Bristol Myers, Co
Millside Industries
Henry Groh
Arthur Mresal
Sa Win Avenue
Abel Charnack
Bejleyue Terrace
Lewis W. Proth
Witaputtiel Strawl
Ole Division
Fallowinges Clubs
Dorothy Groever
Lowns Tip Employes
Carmen Dilly
Wayne T Branom
Emmet T. Witte
W. William DiRuono
Robert Kaplan
Hillside Times
The
Times
Hiei
Sida Silverstein
the Times
Hillside ‘Times
North Broad Street
Anniversary Waltz cast at Weequahic High School
Barbara Abelowitz of Wilkenson Avenue and Lester Helfech of Conklin Avenue star in the Centar Players comedy in three acts. The show titled Anniversary Waltz will be presented Sunday March 2 at 8 30 p m at Weequahic High School Newark.
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WAVES
Barbara Abelowitz
Wilkimson Avenue
Lester Helfech
Conklin Avenue
Centar Players
Weequahic High School
Newark
Budget Hearing Set for 1958 Township Budget
A public hearing on the 1958 township budget is set for Tuesday March 11 at 8 p m in the Municipal Building. The total expenditure is 1 999 355 43 with anticipated revenues 1 895 878 42 reducing the amount to be raised by municipal taxes to 1 489 564 01 an increase of and a 5 percent general salary raise for most employees about 90 000. Police and fire salaries total about 69 000 with room for five or six new patrolmen. Garbage collection costs rise by 40 000, debt service gains 24 000 and pension, social security and insurance need increases. The school budget adds 29 tax points, for a 62 point total, while assessed values jump 903 000 triggering a net increase of 50 points before county tax. Officials estimate the 1958 tax rate between 6 92 and 7 currently 6 42.
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Adolph A. Winston
Ublie Library
Revere
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Steve Innamorata
Miss Herman
Boris Schulman
Hy Schulmar
Mitteeman Ty
Roesmoat
Cotmterd
Charles Rose League
Education Board
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
H.S
RAO W Ney
N. Broad .T
Fillside
Red Cross Drive
Liberty Pharmacy
Liberty Avenue
Szarko’s
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