Karlik and Deo to head Hillside Board of Education
Mildred Karlik and Anthony Deo will be the next president and vice president of the Hillside Board of Education. Karlik was elected with a 5 to 3 vote after a challenge and will be reaffirmed at the reorganizational meeting at Harden Locker School. New board members will be sworn in.
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Karlik and
Deo
Board of Education
Mildred Karlik
Anthony Deo
Hillside Board of Education
Sandy Tasch
Michael Flannery
Robert Parker
Conway
Karlik
Dee
Harden- Locker School
Hillside Times
High priced negotiator stirs Hillside board over sabbatical dispute
Hillside officials again spar over Gerald Dorf at $70 per hour plus $250 per diem as contract negotiator. Board split with Messano denouncing the choice and questioning cost versus a cheaper labor relations alternative. The dispute centers on a teacher sabbatical with pay and past arbitrator rulings influencing final status.
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Gerald Dorf
Newark
James, Walsh
Louis Santagata
Dorf
Board of Education
Gennero Messano
Messano
Michael Flannery
Robert Parker
Mr. Dorf
Parker Board
Sanford Meskin
Hillside to reenact Washington retreat through New Jersey
Hillside will join a colonial reenactment in late November retracing Washingtons retreat through New Jersey before the Ten Critical Days at Princeton and Trenton. Arnold H. McCrow, president of Hillside Historical Society, announced plans and said Union County coordinates and local towns Elizabeth Rahway Newark would participate using the Upper Road. The retreat, dated November 28, 1776, followed British moves into Newark. about 1,000 inhabitants resided there.
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Hillside
Washington
New Jersey
Princeton
Trenton
Arnold H. McCrow
Hillside Historical Society, Inc
Bergen County
Nto
Newark
Union County
Budget adopted by 4 1 vote in Hillside township
Hillside township approves a $5.8 million municipal budget by a 4 to 1 vote after a brief public hearing. Committeeman James Welsh casts the sole opposing vote citing a $100 tax increase on a $40,000 home and concerns for fixed incomes. Others blame state mandates for most tax hikes while calling the budget cut to the bone. Mayor Harold Wovsaniker notes mandated increases limited possible local raises.
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James Welsh
Welsh
Hillside
Vin
Cent Baldassano
Trenton
Louis Santagata
Harold Wovsaniker
Township investigates two potential municipal parking sites
Hillside officials wrestle with a persistent parking crunch as the township weighs two sites for a municipal lot. One site near the Mayfair Theatre was rejected after property owners refused the proposal, while the Liberty Ave location remains in talks. Police enforcement of the one hour limit is hampered by manpower shortages, hurting local businesses. The local BIgssiness and Professional Organization has urged stricter enforcement.
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Hillside Times
Harold Wovsaniker
Mayfair Theatre
North Broad Street
Wovsaniker
Liberty Ave
College Inn
Hillside
the Times
Hillside Board Boosts Substitute Pay and Opens Open Lunch
The Hillside Board of Education approved higher substitute pay scales, raising daily rates to 26 for 6 to 20 days and up to 42 for over 65 days, despite opposition from HEA president Nicky Glassman. The board also adopted an open lunch policy for Hillside High School with parental consent and strict conditions, and president Michael Flannery thanked voters for the budget’s expense measures.
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Board of Education
Hillside Education Association
HEA
Nicky Glassman
Glassman
Robert Conway
A.P. Morris
Conway
Gennaro Messano
Hillside High School
Michael Flannery
Hillside
Seniors hear blood speaker at community center
On March 24 at 1 p.m. Dorothy CG Kotuby Red Cross Blood Services director will explain blood program and mobile operation to Hillside seniors at 274 Hillside Ave. Center activities include cards ceramics mosaics needlepoint chess and crocheting. Participants may sign up for phone calling service.
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Dorothy CG
Kotuby
American National Red Grass
Pre-School Meeting Set by Hillside Women’s Club
Barbara Kulish announces a Sunday meeting at the Community Center on March 21 at 1 30 PM for parents of children starting pre school April 5. Parents must bring birth certificate immunization records and a 15 program fee. The program runs April 5 to June 5 and will introduce instructors and planned experiences.
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Barbara Kulish
Community Projects
Hillside Woman's Club
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Port Elizabeth
National Education Association
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Roots of America
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David Feinberg
Walter C. Krumbiegel
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A. P. Morris
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Waller C. Krumblegel
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