Flannery Elected Board President Amid Tie Locals Decry Budget
Michael R. Flannery won the Board of Education presidency 7 2 at last week’s reorganiz ation meeting with Catherine Pease and Mildred Karlik opposing He pledged to seek board unanimity while others like Charlotte De Filippo Dr Robert Parker and Robert J Conway supported the planners The township budget for 1975 was approved 3 2 raising concerns about a 23 percent increase and police overtime costs Town officials cited fixed charges debt and library funding as major factors in the higher levy and promised to seek savings and cost cuts through the year
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Michael R. Flannery
Board of Education
Frank Corso
Flannery
Catherine Pease
Mildred Karlik
Hillside Times
Charlotte de Filippo
Robert Parker
Robert J. Conway
Gennaro Messano
Anthony J. Dee
Corso
King At
A. P. Morris-Saybrook
Anthony Avella, Flannery
New Jersey
New
Witte
Rose Stein
Woodruff Ave
Wovsaniker
Jacob Stein
James Silva de
Silva
Tom Mooney
Balassano
Anthony Rullis
Baldassano
Mildred
Budget Cut Approved for School System in Township
The Board and Township Committee agreed to a 70000 budget reduction after voters defeated the original proposal. Officials said essential services remain intact and the education program at the High School will be maintained. The $2.99 tax rate breakdown shows municipal and school tax components and total local tax needs of about 8.2 million.
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Michael R. Flannery
Harold Wovsaniker
Vincent Baldassano
Hillside Budget Approved After Party Line Vote 1975
Hillside residents saw a 1975 budget pass 3 2 along party lines. The package, including school and county taxes, sets a $2.09 per $100 valuation rate based on new assessments. Michael R. Flannery is the new Board of Education president with Frank Corso as vice president. The School Board and Township Committee approved a $70,000 school budget cut. The library will cut hours to compensate for reduced state funds after voter defeat of the school budget.
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Vincent Baldassano
Harold Wovsaniker
Pred Carracino
Burton Bergman
J. Arnold Witte
Republican Club
Baldassano
Bergman
Witte
Jean Goldhor
Henry Goldhor
Goldhor
Dr. Bergman
Wovsaniker
Carracino
Hillside High Faces April Release of Evaluation Report
Middle States Evaluation team findings on Hillside High School will be released in April. Board President Michael R. Flannery said the board received the report weeks ago but withheld it for discussion and will review and release it before April ends. The evaluation reportedly criticizes the board’s role as needing clearer definition.
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Hillside High School
Middle States
Michael R. Flannery
Flannery
Classified Highlights And Notices In Local Paper
A compact page summary lists sections including index classifieds horoscope movie guide municipal court obituaries police blotter public opinion society weather and your datebook with page references for each feature and notices to readers.
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Municipal Court
Hydrants Flushing to Begin Across 44 Committees
Elizabethtown Water will start flushing and inspecting 9,500 hydrants across 44 communities beginning Monday. Crews will work nightly 10 PM to 6 AM for about six weeks, checking drainage and valving, greasing parts, and maintaining ready fire flow. slight temporary water discoloration may occur.
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Inzanethtown Water Company
Elizabethtown Water
Thomas J Cawley
Searles Out Of Work Again Rahway Drops His Position
Robert Searles, former Hillside High principal, faced job loss after Rahway Board eliminated the director of personnel post amid board shifts. He had been rehired in Rahway but a subsequent election redrew the board and saved economy led to elimination. Searles appealed his Hillside removal to the State Commissioner of Education. no decision yet.
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Searles
Rahway
Robert Searles
Hillside High School
Hillside High
Dorothy Hricke
Puerto Rico
Severa
Rahway Board
State Commissioner of Education
Hillside Holiday Egg Hunt At Community Center
Hillside residents ages 3 to 10 will join the annual Easter egg hunt at the Hillside Community Center on Saturday March 29 at 3 p.m. Children are grouped by ages 3 to 5, 6 to 8, and 9 to 10, with a special prize for one child from each group.
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Hillside Community Center
Hillside
Hillside Public Library Announces New Weekly Hours
The Hillside Public Library releases a revised schedule effective April 1 1975. Hours are Monday 9am to 8pm Tuesday 9am to 6pm Wednesday 9am to 8pm Thursday 12 noon to 8pm Friday 12 noon to 6pm Saturday 1pm to 4pm. The Board of Trustees adjusts hours to fit 1975 funds and may revise if additional funds arrive.
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Hillside Public Library
Board of
Hillside Center Reopens Twirling Program for Girls
Beginning Friday April 1 at 4 p.m. Hillside Community Center restarts its twirling program for girls aged seven to twelve. Any girl may register on the opening day Friday April 1.
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Hillside Community Center
Community events and meetings across town schedule
A sequence of meetings and events lists by date including Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 a.m. on Thursday March 27 Lions Club at College Inn 6 30 p.m. Seder at Sinai Congregation 8 p.m. Knights of Columbus 1220 Liberty Ave 8 p.m. Easter Egg Hunt March 29 at Community Center 1 p.m. Senior Citizens Elks 12 30 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building Room 12 8 p.m. Creative Arts 7 30 p.m. March 31. April 1 Rotary Presbyterian Church 12 15 p.m. Womans Club Elizabeth Town and Country Club 12 30 p.m. Hoop and Hammer Association Hollywood Ave Firehouse 7 30 p.m. Township Committee Municipal Building 8 p.m. April 2 Keep Well Station Municipal Building basement free shots and tests for kids to age 6 Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building Room 12 10 a.m. B n a i B r i t h Board 30 p.m.
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Old Guard
Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
College Inn
Sinai Congregation
Knights of Columbus
Liberty Ave
Senior Citizens
Elks
Overeaters Anonymous
Creative Arts
Rotary
Womans Club
Elizabeth Town
B'nai B'rith Board
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Anthony Dee
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Clint Bolick
Ege Hunt At Center
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