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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1958

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Teacher Pay Levels Highlight New Jersey School Systems

The JEA Review reports Union County schools lead in teacher pay with top salaries of 8 600 for Summit. Hillside and Ridgewood reach 8 400 while Essex Fells and Union County Regional rise to 8 200. Wayne holds 5 000. Summit tops average pay at 6 300, Hillside at 6 100. Family incomes in Summit and Ridgewood run about 50 percent higher than Hillside.

Union County JEA Review New Jersey Educasion Association New Jersey Summit Hillside Essex Essex County Wayne Township Passaic Ridgewood Bergen Essex Polis Wayne

Court Fines Pair $50 For Fighting

Carlo Sommasone and John J. De Quinzio were fined $50 each in Municipal Court on disorderly conduct charges for a fight on November 10 at the Long and Liberty parking lot. Two other defendants had not guilty pleas and postponed until December 4.

Carlo Sommasone Dayton Street Newark John J. de Quinzio Larchmont Avenue Union Percy H. Penn Bing Long and Liberty Pues Michael Andransky Seth Boyden John W. Ewart Loch Boyden Terrace Bath

Vitamins in Foods Explained at Hillside Rotary

Gerald Salinard of Hoffman La Roche spoke at the Hillside Rotary on vitamins essential for health. He noted daily needs are small, enriched flour and bread compensate losses, and cereals, rice, and margarine are fortified. He cited mice lacking vitamins developing diseases and said synthetic production is used. Harald Benzing urged a PAL support gift after two months of activity aiding 4,000 youths.

Gerald Salinard Hillside Rotary Club Applied Nutritional Laboratory Hoffman-La Roche Co Nutley Salinard Harald Benzing Rotary Club Hillside Pal PAL

Princeton Salary Scales Highlight Professors Noted Inquiries

A Princeton University letter from Dean J Douglas Brown clarifies salary ranges for professors and associates. The minimum pay for professors is $11,000 with $3,000 for associate professors, while medians exceed these figures. External appointments may start anywhere within the scale and annual increments depend on term. The November MBA Review lists state university scales, contrasting with other districts.

4 News Dispatch Princeton Minceton University J. Douglas Brown Fac Ultys Goheen MBA Review New Jersey Education Association

Christmas Season Postoffice Hours at Broad St and Industrial Branch

Christmas period hours announced for Broad Street and Industrial Branch offices. Broad Street shows varied times from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. across December dates with weekend and holiday exceptions. Industrial Branch lists 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on several days and 1 to 4 p.m. on Sundays, with extended hours near year end.

Christmas Bush Broad St

New Jersey Student Librarians Convene at Upsala College

Over 400 student librarians and advisers from high schools statewide gather at Upsala College in East Orange for the annual convention of the N J School Library Councils Association. Hillside High School reps attend to discuss common problems and new ideas in library science.

New Jersey Upsala College East Orange N. J. School Library Councils Association Hillside High School

Hadassah Hillside Board Meets on December 2

The Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will hold its next board meeting on Tuesday December 2 at 8 30 pm at Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue. Plans for the coming fundraising proteate will be discussed and reports will be given by Mrs. George Goldman on the paid up party and Mrs. Leo Lowenstein on the Family Day Carnival and Bazar.

Hadassah Board Hillside Chapter Hadassah Sinai Congregation Maple Avenue George Goldman Leo Lowenstein

Irvington Victory Attributed To Ferrigno Strategy

Coach Carmen Ferrigno earns considerable credit for the Irvington win for his game plan. Photo shows Ferrigno giving instructions to Sandy Linzer before Ed Ziobro enters the lineup, with Sam Dubow, director of physical education, nearby.

Irvington Carmen Ferrigno Sandy Linzer Ed Ziobro Sam Dubow

Bristol Myers Plant Pledges Boost United Fund Drive

Bristol-Myers workers at Hillside Long Avenue plant pledged 6283 to the United Fund drive. 83 percent of 631 employees contributed 6289.40, aided by a paywall deduction plan and overtime donation. Rally speakers included Orrin Johnson and Clifford Gustafson. committee members represented every department.

Bristol-Myers Hillsside United Fund Products Division Long Avenue Community Chest Elizabethtown American Red Cross Bristol Myers Community Chest Drive Red Cross Elizabeth Hillside Linden Roselle Roselle Park Spekers Orrin Johnson Vicw Clifford Gustafson Esso Standard of Co Harlow Curtis Pliant Tis Toten PL Capenezro Feapnette Chantliss Mra Mela Chiutnet Anthony Fisertin Tewart Gretinel Mrs. Meavnitty

Herlich Seeks renomination in Hillside GOP primary

Freeholder George W. Herlich of Hillside announced this week his bid for renomination in the Republican Primary next April. He has served on the board since 1947 after a 15 year tenure on the Township Committee and chairs the finance committee. He is a retired director of the Board of Freeholders and devotes full time to the ward on the height.

George W. Herlich Hillside Board of Freeholders Herleh Crucible Steer Co. Maressor Herlieh Hillshde Hens Arnold HL. McClow Charles S. Maneuse McClow Maneuse John I Bortinis Share Bomn of Education Neve Board of Education

Schools Help Tuberculosis War With Bangle Drive

Schools in Ward and Pyron County will run a Bangle Drive over the next three weeks to support the Christmas Seal Sale’s tuberculosis effort. Students receive a small red double barred cross pin upon contributing, funds go to the drive’s totals, and proceeds support the anti tuberculosis campaign locally.

Annus Henry W. Crum Wizabeth Chumy Ohare Pyron Mleste

First Alternate Named for Military Academy Appointments

Congresswoman Florence P. Dwyer announced the nomination of 37 Union County youths for appointments to the Naval Army and Merchant Marine Academies for the class entering in Summer 1959. Michael Aster Weir of 127 Clark Street is named first alternate to one Naval Academy principal appointee.

Washington, D.C Florence P. Dwyer Union County U.S. Military Naval Air Force Merchant Marine Academies Naval Academy Michael Aster Weir Clark Street Fit Side

Theatre group hears Mrs Cohen on dramatic club planning

Mrs Hdna Levin Cohen, an Elizabeth teacher and former Elizabeth Civic Theatre president, addresses the Tillside Players Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Warden Looker School auditorium Gard avenue entrances. Topic: Organization of A Dramatic Club. The event is sponsored by Elizabeth Recreation Commission and Elizabeth YWCA.

Hdna Levin Cohen Elizabeth Tillside Players Warden Looker School Gard Avenue Enteanes

Citizenship Granted To 123 In Hillside Ceremony

Martin Michael Bubniak, 1 year old adopted Hillside boy born in Stuttgart Germany, was among 123 people sworn as American citizens Monday at the County Courthouse in Elizabeth. The oath was administered by Hillside County Clerk Henry G. Nurton.

Hillside Martin Michael Bubniak Blay Street County Court House Elizabeth Henry G. Nurton Harden Locker School Marian Stuttwart Germany Allentown Penn Becom

Fragmented School Of Girls Item Described Nervous Scenario

A garbled OCR passage reports a tense scene involving a school of girls and an unnamed male adult. The text references Nervousness among individuals, discussions about statements, and an observer noting ongoing efforts to continue a situation. Names and concrete details are obscured by corruption.

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