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Board of Education Selects Hightstown High School Principal 154th — No. 04 HIGHTSTOWN-g Wz E ^ ^ , MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSD4 , , zb, 2001_______________ Price: Thirty-Five Cents BOARD OF EDUCATION SELECTS EW TOWNSHIP S HIGHTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ANNUAL BUSINESS At its Monday meeting the School and 1995 Freehold Re­ BEAUTIFICATION East Windsor Regional School gional High School District; District Board of Education an­ 1975-1980 Supervisor of For­ AWARD nounced the appointment of a eign Language Department, East Windsor Township new permanent principal for Delran High School, Delran, NJ; Mayor Janice Mironov an­ Hightstown High School. 1974-1975 Spanish teacher at nounced the 2001 Township- They appointed William M. Summit Junior High School, sponsored Business Beautifica­ Roesch, who is presently Assis­ Summit, NJ; 1971-1974 Spanish tion Program. Under this pro­ tant Principal at the Somerville teacher at George School, New­ gram, Township business prop­ High School, Somerville, N.J. town, PA. erty owners are recognized for He was appointed at a salary During the same meeting, the contributing to the Township’s for the 2001-2002 school year of board approved the following visual appearance and image $103,000 with additional days a raises: through landscaping, exterior per diem as available prior to the 2001-02 CENTRAL building improvements, and oth­ effective date of September 24, ADMINISTRATION er enhancements to the physical 2001. SALARIES appearance of their structures On Thursday, July 19, 2001, local artist Michael Gallagher held His salary also includes David L. Witmer, Chief School and site. a workshop on drawing at the Hightstown Memorial Library. stipend for 2-12 assignment. Administrator Mayor Mironov encouraged The event was for children five years and older. Shown in the Mr. Roesch has the following Salary 2000-01 $131,279* residents to nominate their fa­ picture above are the artist and an unknown participant. qualifications for his appoint­ Salary 2001-02 $141,781.* vorite beautified business, stat­ Photo by Staff Photographer ment.: CERTIFICATION: Prin- Felicia Adubato, Supv. of Cur­ ing, “This program gives well cipal/Supervisor; Teacher of So­ riculum & Instruction deserved recognition to a busi­ cial Studies K-12; EDUCA­ Salary 2000-01 88,265. ness property owner who has TION: Seton Hall University, Salary 2001-02 94,444. made special efforts to enhance South Orange, NJ, 1994 Doc­ Kenneth Boardman, Supv. of the appearance of our communi­ torate Program - non-matriculat- Curriculum & Instruction ty. It also highlights the impor­ ed; Kean College of New Jersey, Salary 2000-01 88,265. tance which our community Union, NJ, 1988, Master of Salary 2001-02 94,444. gives to the appearance of busi­ Arts plus 32 credits-6th year Patricia Brown, Assistant Su­ ness properties.” level; Kean College of New Jer­ perintendent Mayor Mironov encouraged sey, Union, NJ, 1985 Master of Salary 2000-01 111,224. residents “to participate in this Arts; Seton Hall University, Salary 2001-02 119,586. program to show your interest South Orange, NJ; 1976 Bache­ Diane Collins, Dir. of Student and concern about East Wind­ lor of Arts; WORK EXPERI­ Services sor’s visual appearance and im­ ENCE: 1993-present: Assistant Salary 2000-01 100,0Q:Q^ age. It is an excellent opportuni­ Principal: Somerville High Salary 2001-02 107,500. ty and vehicle for expressing School, Somerville, NJ; 1992- Suzanne Harkness, Coord, of your pride in your community.” 1993, Coordinator of School Res. Grants & Eval. The final selection will be made Development: Rahway Public Salary 2000-01 90,458. by a committee including repre­ Schools, Rahway, NJ; 1980- Salary 2001-02 96,790. sentatives of the Township 1992 Teacher of Social Studies: Robert Parker, Dir. of Technol­ Council, Clean Communities Rahway High School, Rahway, ogy & Instruction Committee, Township Econom­ NJ. Salary 2000-01 92,405. ic Development Committee and At the same meeting, Diana Salary 2001-02 98,873. Environmental Commission. Chase, Ed.D., was appointed as­ Norine Seiden, Asst. Supt. of Nominations of a business sistant principal at the Hight­ Curriculum & Inst. must be submitted to Mayor stown High School. Her salary Salary 2000-01 100,487. Mironov and Township Council of $87,000 includes $3,000 Salary 2001-02 108,024. by September 10. Nomination stipend for 9-12 assignment and David Shafter forms are available at the East additional days per diem as School Bus. Admin/Bd. Secre­ Windsor Municipal Building available prior to effective date tary and at the public libraries, or by of September 24, 2001. Salary 2000-01 114,461. calling 443-4000, ext. 238. Ms. Chase has the following Salary 2001-02 123,046. qualifications for her appoint­ *Plus Tax Shelter MERCER CCC ment: CERTIFICATION: 1987 NJ School Administrator’s Cer­ One Saturday night around midnight, a trailer truck misjudged ANNOUNCES MASONIC tificate; 1980 NJ Principal’s the height of the bridge on Stockton Street. The bridge was torn PRESIDENTS MSI Certificate; 1977 NJ Supervi­ LODGE TO down in 1983 which makes this photo about 20 years old. sor’s Certificate; EDUCATION: See more photos on page 5. Mercer County Community Ed.D.: 1988 Nova University, HOLD PICNIC College students from Hight­ Ft. Lauderdale, FL.; Graduate The local Masons, Hight­ stown who earned a perfect 4.0 work in school supervision and stown Apollo Lodge #41, average and inclusion on the administration at Rider College, will hold their annual family President’s List for Spring Lawrenceville, NJ; Graduate picnic on Saturday, August 2001 are: Hazel Bottino work in Spanish, Madrid Spain 11, 2001, rain or shine, at the (Yankosky), Francine S. Derr, through Montclair State Col­ Veterans of Foreign Wars Cynthia D. Feeney, Leo Flana­ lege, NJ and in Valencia, Spain Pavilion, Dutch Neck Road, gan, Carol Frascella, Bonnie through Catholic University of Hightstown, from 12:00 Geiger, Heather Gossen, Ittach America; Graduate work in noon to 4:00 p.m. Hot dogs, Hanan Catherine Jablonski, Spanish at Middlebury College, hamburgers, Italian sausage, Adriana Jarabakova, Sadia N. VT.; Ed. M: Temple University, fresh clams, potato salad, Khan, Michael A. Lev, Debra Philadelphia, PA; A.B. in Span­ baked beans, corn, desserts McCluskey, Rex W. McCoy, ish, Wilson College, Chambers- and beverages will be burg, PA; WORK EXPERI­ Joseph M. Metzler, Elizabeth served. The public is invited ENCE: 1/80-present: Supervisor A. Mielnick, Michael S. to attend. Tickets are $12.00 of World Language Department; each. Children ages 10 and Nichols, Sungnam Noh, Jason Freehold Regional High School under are free. For tickets or Popan, Robert F. Porche, An­ District; Howell High School, further information, tele­ gela M. Reen, Dillenia Cueto Farmingdale, NJ *1980-pre- QUIZ OF THE WEEK: Do you know who these four are? We phone (609) 448-0279. Reyes, Minerva Trinidad, sent); Freehold High School, know one or two, but not the rest. Wonder if Maury Hageman Deadline for ticket purchase Gonul Yurdakul, and Sara R. Freehold, NJ (1993-1999); Sum­ does. We normally get a call from him right after he sees the is August 4, 2001. Zaidi. mers 1994, Director of Summer Quiz pictures. P ag e 2 THE HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE Thursday, July 26, 2001 BOTANICAL THE GAZETTE DESK LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ILLUSTRATION SALARIES For the most part they do not WORKSHOP Looking Forward to teresting for you to know that We almost hit the ceiling when Gazette Each Week your brother, George, was a have to deal with the students on a The Stony Brook Gallery, lo­ we saw the salaries for the Dear Editor: member of the 45th Thunder- daily basis. cated in the Buttinger Nature school’s central administrative DON’T G ET SICK We certainly do look for­ bird Division which was one Center of the Stony Brook-Mill­ staff. w a rd to The Hightstown of the best in Italy. All total, I We still feel that people should stone Watershed Association on We figured out the raises ran G a ze tte . Always enjoy your was in service 3 1/2 years try everything under the sun to Titus Mill Road in Hopewell from 8 to 10 percent. keep well and to keep from going editorials because you tell it and I was discharged with a Township, is offering a botanical David Shafter, School Board like it is and we agree with SGT rating after serving 2 1/2 to the hospital. illustration workshop on Saturday Administrator and Board Secre­ you. years overseas. How to keep well, take some August 4, 2001 from 11:00 a.m. Also, we were very sorry to Hope you are feeling well. tary, said the salaries range from 7 advice: don’t eat too much, don’t to 4 p.m. to 8 percent and the teachers hear about Marmalade. We Sincerely, drink too much, don’t make love Due to the overwhelming de­ salary increases range from 4 or 4 are cat lovers and can com­ Proctor K. Ely too much, don’t run around the mand for this program, first held 1/2 percent. pletely sympathize with you. block too much, and most of all, in January, we have decided to The support staff salaries range Enclosed are three pic­ Camp Tecumseh don’t smoke. Smoking causes offer it again! This workshop, led tures of Hightstown of by Needs Your Help from 2 1/2 to 3 percent in raises. more problems than one can by Robin Jess of the American gone days. These were Dear Editor: We asked Mr. Shafter why the imagine. Also, don’t take dope Society of Botanical Artists, will made from glass plates by Camp Tecumseh in raises were so high, and he said and check your medicine for its be fun for artists who want to fine Dr. Albert. These were given Pittstown is the Salvation the Board of Education wanted to proper value.
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