Flannery Urges Balanced Board and Budget Rejection
Michael R. Flannery, candidate for the Board of Education, calls for a balanced board and asks voters to reject the proposed school budget. He cites inexperience, local employment ties, and the need for diverse backgrounds while criticizing last year’s budget actions that raised costs and cut textbooks and health services. He notes three of ten candidates work for the Town ship of Hillside and questions direct involvement of board members in daily school problems.
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Calvin Coolidge
PTA
Michael R. Flannery
Board O Education
Harden- Looker
Menza
Bierman
Valenti
Humanik
Castelluccio
DeFilippo
Hillside
Flannery
Hricko Opposes Modular Scheduling For High School
Dorothy Hricko, candidate for The Board of Education, urges halting modular scheduling citing failure for average and below average students. She notes Illinois consultant advised stopping the plan unless improvements occur and warns against political pressure on the board.
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Dorothy Hricko
Board of Education
the Times
Taetzsch argues for teacher involvement in Hillside board policy
William N Taetzsch candidate for Hillside Board of Education told the Hillmaide Education Association that teachers must have a role in decision making while honoring contract limits. He urged more data on specialists, improved board teacher communication, and cautioned modular scheduling unless facilities staffing and discipline issues are fixed.
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William N. Taetzsch
Hillside Board of Education
Hillmaide Education Association
Taetzsch
Lenz Advocates Continuing Modular Scheduling for Schools
Dr. E. Thomas Lenz, candidate for reelection to the Board of Education, spoke at Dr. and Mrs. Irving Carne’s home Sunday evening. He urged continuing the modular scheduling with feasible improvements, outlined space adaptations in the high school, and highlighted benefits to students if properly implemented. He discussed the budget, noting the board’s work since September to maintain fiscal soundness under Nixon’s anti inflation policy to keep taxes low.
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E. Thomas Lenz
Board of Education
Irving Carne
Lenz
Nixon
Hillside
DeFilippo Outlines School Needs and Plans
Charlotte DeFilippo, candidate for the Board of Education, spoke to about 70 attendees last Sunday outlining concerns on modular scheduling discipline communications and special education. She urged the board to ensure qualified teachers adequate facilities and better training aides to deliver quality education and emphasized individualized guidance for students. cochairmen Bernard Mandy and Pat Cavalchir e supported her campaign. attendees included Dr Robert Parker Mrs Marie Beale and Board President Al Attermann.
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Charlotte DeFilippo
Board of Education
DeFilippo
Peter
Gladys Gelman
Bernard Mandy
Pat Cavalchire
Robert’ Parker
Marie Beale
al Attermann
Union Trust Income Rises in Elizabeth
Union County Trust Company of Elizabeth reports 1971 earnings from securities gains of $2,455,192 or $1.99 a share, up from $2,399,208 or $1.95. Net income after securities transactions reaches $2,505,463 or $2.03, vs 1970's $2,410,561 or $1.96. Total deposits climb to $220,823,161 from $203,552,690. loans December end at $140,924,403 versus $132,874,130 a year earlier.
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Union County Trust Company of
Elizabeth
Atonement Guild Fetes Missionary Honor
The Atonement Guild hosts a testimonial dinner on Sunday February 6 at the College Inn to honor Father Peter Tomaino for his Silver Jubilee as a missionary. He has served in Rome for 15 years and most recently at the Novitiate in Cumberland Rhode Island and in North Carolina. Tickets are available for those wishing to join the afternoon event. The gathering reflects concern over local funding for senior housing and transparent town governance discussions.
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Peter Tomaino
Father Tomaino
Rome
Cumberland
Rhode Island
Missions of
North Carolina
College Inn
Fale Avenue
De Filippo Endorsed for Hillside School Board Seat
A Hillside resident urges fellow voters to support Charlotte De Filippo for the Board of Education. The letter praises her integrity, community involvement, and commitment to quality education for all children, urging a vote by February 8.
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Hillside
Charlotte de Filippo
Board of Education
Charlotte de Fillippe
Ceramics Classes Set For Mondays At Hiteide Center
Alice Swain, protege of Dorothy Goetsch, will lead Monday ceramics classes at Hillside Avenue Hiteide Community Center at 7:00 p.m. The course welcomes all members and hobbyists to craft home objects and gifts. Register at the workshop or call Til Reitman at 688-2758.
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Alice Swain
Dorothy Goetsch
Hiteide
Hillside Ave
Til Reitman
Public Opinion on Housing Open to Outsiders
Continued from Page 2, the opinion argues the housing would be open to people outside Hill side, stating it would not be for senior citizens.
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Hillside
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