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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

2

School Board Predicts 63 Tax Rate May Drop

The Board of Education urges residents to vote on February 13 for the 1963-1964 budget and a $5,000 referendum to finish Woodfield Stadium Field House. Three incumbents seek reelection along with three challengers as four-year or three-year terms are filled. The budget projects a modest 3 percent increase, with claims of no net tax rise after county and municipal adjustments. bids for the field house have risen about 5 thousand dollars over last year's estimate and are binding until after the election. Polling places are listed by district at various local schools.

Board of Education Woodfield Stadium Pan Peter Gs Humanik Mildred Hess Jack Valenti Joseph P. Gerald Albert Schoen George J. Plichta Hillside Hullside Union County Freeholders

Incumbents Endorsed By Hillside Board Of Education

The Hillside Board of Education unanimously endorses three incumbents for re election Thomas A Roy president announced. The trio Mildred Hess Peter Humanik and Jack Valenti bring extensive board experience including finance committees and education and buildings and grounds panels. The board says their broad background will ensure continuity of an excellent educational program for Hillside children.

Thomas A. Roy Board of Education Mildred Hess Peter Humannik Jack Valenti Roy Humanik Chaireman Hess Union County School Boards Association New Jersey State Federation of District Boards of Education PTA Coordinate Activities Hillside

Urges Voters Support Budget From Hillside School Board Candidate

George J. Picchta, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, urged voters to back the proposed school budget before the Italian American Civic Club. He argued education must expand amid rapid world change, emphasized community responsibility, and urged weighing facts before voting if the budget is sound.

Budget Hearing Sets Stage for Hillside School Funds

At a budget hearing about 23 attendees discussed the Hillside district plan. The board favored approving a $2,270,866 school year budget with a $71,559 tax increase to be submitted to voters on February 13. The plan aims to rehabilitate the old gym while outdoor commencement remains due to heat and crowd size.

Erty Woodfield Stadium Roy George Sickles Hillside Teachers Association Wale

Candidate Supports Budget Opposes Field House Proposal

Albert Schoen, candidate for the Board of Education, spoke at George T. Hall’s home asserting support for the budget while opposing a $30,000 unheated Field House. He urged remodeling the present building and criticized the board’s handling of information and fire department input, urging voters to approve the budget and reject the Field House project.

George T. Hall Albert Schoen Board of Education

Tax Rate Drop feune derby proclaims patrol CK 2

In recognition for winning the Kioridike Derby of Boy Scout troops on January 19, Mayor Desch issued a proclamation commending Patrol CK 2 of Troop 99 of Christ the King Church led by George Welgly. Members of the troop took over the reins of government for the evening as Alfred Perchaluk president of the Columbian Club of Rev. Thomas F Canty Council 3197 Knights of Columbus presented.

Feune Prompeye I Kioridike Desch CK 2 Troop 99 Christ the King Church George Welgly Alfred Perchaluk Columbian Club Thomas F. Canty Knights of Columbus

Mayor Presents Fire Academy Certifications at Rutgers Event

The mayor with a gavel presented certificates earned at Rutgers University to Deputy Fire Chief Michael Mars Nick and Fire Captain Charles Horvath for completing courses in fire department administration. Dr Franc Fran Grant’s resignation from the board was accepted with regrets.

Charles 5. Mancuso Rutgers Univer Michael Mars Nick Charles Horvath Fire Department Fran Grant

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