New Mayor Promises Bipartisan Cooperation in Township
The newly installed Mayor Vincent Baldassano and a Democratic majority pledged bipartisanship at the New Year reorganization. Republicans opposed several year assignments, criticizing appointments while Baldassano outlined fiscal caution, Open committee meetings, and public agendas as priorities.
Reorganization Swears In Carracino Wovsaniker At Township Meet
Dr Frederick R Carracino and Harold Wovsaniker Democrats sworn into township committee posts after a New Year reorganization. Wovsaniker’s oath was administered by Judge Harry Margolis amid family presence. Carracino’s oath by Township Clerk Louis Dischley. Mayor Vincent Baldassano also sworn in with his family present. Rabbi Ronald J Gross gave the invocation and a reception followed at the Elks Club sponsored by Democratic commissioners.
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Frederick Carracino
Louis A. Dischler
Maria
Paul
Fred Jr
Tony
Bobby
David
Frederick R. Carracino
Harold Wovsaniker
Woysaniker
Harry Margolis
Sally
Mark
Alan
Connie Nardi
Louis A. Dischley
The
Elks Club
Baldassano Elevates to Mayor and Majority Spokesman
Dr. Vincent Baldassano, longtime lone Democrat on the Township Committee, becomes mayor and spokesman for the majority. A William Paterson College professor, he aims to soften relations with employers, aid seniors, and pursue rent leveling and a Bicentennial celebration as he eyes a future in state office. His wife Kathy notes smoother meetings with two Democratic colleagues.
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Louis A. Dischler
Hillside
Vincent Baldassano
Vincent Frank
Lisa
Kathy
Baldassano
Department of Urban Studies
William Paterson College
Wayne
Richard Cann
Harold Wovsaniker
Frederick Carracino
Dr. Baldassano
Baldassano’s
Harden-Locker School
Hillside Swears in New Democratic Town Hall Leadership
Dr. Vincent Baldassano sworn in as mayor at the New Year reorganization, returning control to Democrats. Harold Wovsaniker and Dr. Frederick Carracino take Committee posts. Republicans Burton Bergman and J Arnold Witte oppose several assignments. State Senator Alexander Mengra becomes Township Attorney. Clerk Laws A Disebler to retire. Budget board notice set for March 11 with January 10 filing.
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Witte
Bergman
Public Works Department
Baldassano
Hergman
Alexander J. Menza
Bergman and Witte
Albert Parsonnel
Hertha Brooks
Frank Volturo, Jr
Dr. Bergman
Arthur Seale
Carmen Dill
New Jersey
Dill
Seale
Vincent Baldassano
Harold Wovsaniker
Frederick Carracino
Burton Bergman
J. Arnold Witte
Township Committee Appointments For 1975
The 1975 township slate lists positions across committees led by Mayor Dr. Vincent Baldassano with Wovsaniker and Witte as key figures. Several boards name Dr. Baldassano, Armand Fiorletti, Harold Wovsaniker, and others in planning, health, library, and safety roles. The Board of Education election is moved to March 11 with petitions due January 30. Gennaro Messano has filed, Dennis Murphy seeks nomination.
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Hess- Schuhmann
Lnstrance
Witte
Hess
Baldassano
Board of Education
Gennaro Messano
Gertrude St
Dennis P. Murphy
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Balda- Ssano
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Newark
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Volturo
Carmen Monaco
Joe J. Rogoff
Touche Ross and Co
Mari
Connie Ilardi
Miss Ilardi
Alexander J. Mengra
Serene Township
Laws A. Disebler
Board of Kancation Peetion
Harold
T Ross & Co
Hess-Schuhmann Associates
Safety Boyle
Corine J. Brathwaite
Gloria M. Cherry
Salvato
Cicalese
Paul S. DeGraw
Mollie M. Delia
Eugene F. Dillon
Orlando Domina
Camilla M. Fazio
Michelle J. Geraci
Jerry BE. Kaplan
Rita Loeb
Ann €. Lord
Fri M. Madden
Larkus Reeves
Anne E. Salau
Eugenia Marace T. Scotto
Jennie Silva
Jane
Board OF Health
Jane §. Fischer
Louis T. German
Robert B. Pearson
Ralph A. Tinessa
Seymour D. Bierman
Norma Jorwick
Armand A. Fiorletti
Daniel Iuzzolino
Community Center Commission
Intoth
Rona Parker
Richard Washington
Public Library
Vincent