Andrukite Cites Platform Guest of Honor at Three Homes
Andrukite, a candidate for Board of Education, was guest of honor at three homes this past week where over 100 supporters gathered. He outlined a platform proposing an aggressive drug detection program at school events, educational outreach for 4th to 8th graders, expanded teacher aid to free professionals for more productive work, and a thorough review of the modular system citing neighboring areas as evidence of its benefits.
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Gene W.andrukite
Board of Education
Gene
Andrukite
Valenti Seeks Board of Education Re election
Jack Valenti, vice president and Board of Education candidate, called public education the greatest democratic service. He urged quality education to empower leadership, noting schools should cultivate talented youth and ensure competent teachers and administrators in all districts. He pledged continued focus on board duties and higher standards.
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Jack Valenti
Board of Education
Ity
Valenti
Modest Budget Backed at Hillside Education Meet
Edward Zipf, seeking re election to Hillside Board of Education, urged supporters at a January 24 breakfast to back a modest budget and vote February 9. He praised colleagues, called for high turnout, and said negotiations with the Teachers Association should yield a fair settlement to retain staff.
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Edward Zipf
Hillside Board of Education
Board of Education
Hillside
P.T.A
Teacher's Association
Zipf
Ed Zipf
Dog Licenses Due By February 1 in Township
Township Clerk Louis A. Dischler announces dog licenses are now available at the Clerk's office in the Municipal Building. The ordinance requires all dogs six months old or over to be licensed by February 1.
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Louis A. Dischler
Drug Problem Lehner Seeks Hillside School Board Seat
Gary D. Lehner, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, spoke at a home meeting to outline his reasons for running. He stressed his business background and community involvement and emphasized youth development and a narcotics prevention program. He cited talks at George Washington Harden Looker and Calvin Coolidge PLTA meetings and urged active parent child participation in community and school athletic activities to combat the narcotics issue.
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Gary D. Lehner
Hillside Board of Education
Virginia Salgado
Cram Street
Mr. Lehner
George Washington
Harden Looker
Calvin Coolidge
PLTA
Polling Places For Board Vote Announced
Superintendent of Schools Dr Anthony Avella announced polling places for the February 9 board of education elections from 2 PM to 9 PM. Districts 1 2 3 and 4 Hillside Ave School 5 6 George Washington 7 Calvin Coolidge 8 10 Harden-Looker 1 and 15 administration building 12 13 14 A P Morris 9 Hillside High School.
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Anthony Avella
Board of Education
Hillside Ave
George Washington
Calvin Goolidge
Harden
Vernon Realty Co Denied Variance for Two Family Homes
Donald Naylor of Vernon Realty Co faced a zoning board denial for a variance to erect two two family homes at 526 Harvard Ave in an R-40 zone. The 3-2 vote opposed the plan amid objections from four nearby owners citing parking and congestion concerns. Naylor was represented by John Lyons. opponents included Michael Stachura Charles Tannenbaum and Jack Ferrell. supporters were William Tomaso and Patsy Ferrigno.
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Donald ‘Naylor
Chestnut Ave
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Vernon Realty Co
Zoning Board’ of Adjustment
Harvard Ave
Naylor
John Lyons
Elizabeth
Michael Stachura
Charles Tannenbaum
Jack Ferrell
William Tomaso
Patsy Ferrigno
Mothers March of Dimes fundraiser drive details
The annual Mothers March of Dimes will occur on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Volunteers should report to College Inn at 1 30 p.m. to pick up kits. Contact Commissioner Charles Mancuso at 923 0196 or Ann Casale at 289 6159. Women are urged to join for funds.
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College Inn
Charles S. Mancuso
Ann Casale
Hillside teachers, board face impasse as talks resume
Edward Zipt, chairman of the Board of Education negotiating committee, said the board will continue to meet with the Hillside Teachers Association as often as needed to reach an agreement after the association announced impasse. Rudolph Weiss, president, cited six meetings and a downward revision of proposals, accusing the board of stalling until budget passage and limiting money items. Teachers complain salaries are below county medians, hindering recruitment of top educators. Papers are being prepared to seek arbitration through the Public Employment Relations Commission.
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Edward Zipt
Board of Education
Teachers Assny
Hillside Teacher Assa
Rudolph Weiss
Town Teachers Association
Hillside Teacher’s Association
Hillside Education Association
Hillside
Public Employment Relations Commission
Weiss
Board of Education is Finance, Not Education Says Schoen
Albert Schoen, a Hillside candidate for the Board of Education, argues the board should be run by business and fiscal management, not educators. He asserts the district's operating budget has doubled since 1966 with fewer students and urges voters to elect prudence in handling over four million dollars in tax money. He cites his 30 years in Hillside business and real estate to qualify for a board seat and urges voting on February 9.
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Board of Education
Hillside
Albert Schoen, Inc
Reale Cites Need For A Well Rounded Board
Hillside voters heard Marie Padula Reale advocate a well rounded Board of Education with qualified members. She urged transparent budgeting and informed oversight, calling for the board to understand both financial and educational needs and to present the budget clearly using visuals.
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Reale
Hillside
Marie Padula Reale
Board of Education
Ferrigno Emphasizes Total Education and Vocational Curriculum
Peter A. Ferrigno, a Board of Education candidate, urged expanding vocational and technical studies to ready students for skilled trades. At Mrs. Rita Buchanan’s home, attendees discussed diminishing mechanics talent, erasing stigma, and endorsing modular scheduling as college prep. Ferrigno warned of voter apathy and urged community mobilization to vote on the budget.
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Peter A. Ferrigno
Board of Education
Rita Buchanan
Ferrier
Ferrigno
Inform The Public Urges Dr Parker for Hillside Education Board
Dr Robert Parker candidate for Hillside Board of Education urges ten communications gaps be closed to keep voters informed about board intent activity and decisions. He advocates ongoing public relations to keep the board in the public eye year round, not only at budget time.
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Board of Education
Robert Parker
Hillside Board of Education
Health Officers Named For '71 Reorganization
Hillside Board of Health restructured on Wednesday night naming a new slate for the year. Vito Menza elected president and Irving named vice president and finance chair. Mrs. June Fischer and Dr. Thomas Lenz joined the finance committee. Christ the King Church staff include Dr Willard Smith medical examiner Dr Bernard Senner dental examiner and Dr Francis Grant optometrist examiner. Harold Wovsanther appointed attorney for the Board of Health.
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Hillside Board of Health
Vito Menza
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Irving
June Fischer
Thomas Lenz
Willard Smith
Bernard Senner
Franceis Grant
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