The Journal News from White Plains, New York • Page 47

10, Local THE JOURNAL-NEWS, SUNDAY, APRIL 1983 C5 SCHOOL Continued from C1 March a package that called for a 24 percent tax hike, said Board President Isador Schlachter. The board will vote on the budget May 10. The proposed budget, that represented a 13.7 percent increase in spending over 1982-83, has been cut "by several hundred thousand" since then, Schlachter noted. But more cuts are in the offing, and said "drastic reductions" in staff would probably occur. One factor in the budget increase is a jump of $200,000 in BOCES costs.

Employees benefits are due to climb by half a million. The public vote is on May 25, and a public hearing is scheduled for April 12. Two board seats are open, which are now held by Steven Goldman and Edgar Brounstein. Goldman will not seek re-election. Brounstein has said he will run again.

He is a 48-yearold pharmacist who lives at 101 Gedney in Nyack. The deadline for filing is on April 25. The Pearl River School Board adopted a budget 1983-84 budget that recommends a 5.4 percent spending increase over last year. The 13.8 million package includes a dozen new programs and services. But district officials refused to say how much taxes would increase under the package because Orangetown's assessment rolls have not been finalized.

The spending increase, officials said, is not due to the cost of new programs, but to several other factors one of the most dramatic being the $500,000 increased cost of educating handicapped students. Five candidates are vying for two seats on the school board, making the Pearl River race one of most hotly contested in the county. Trustee Robert Compton will step down after nine years. The other now held by LaForest Osborne, 49, who announced plans to seek his first complete term after serving one year of a vacated term. Osborne is collection and credit manager for Sears, and lives at 113 Braunsdorf Pearl River.

The four remaining candidates are: Alice NicholObituaries John Navarro, formerly of Nyack Funeral services are to held Monday for John Navarro, a resident of the Green Hill Home for Adults in Haverstraw, who died Friday at Nyack Hospital. He was 82. Born April 15, 1900 in Spain to Domingo and Maria Van Vack Navarro, he emigrated to the United States in 1920. Prior to moving to Haverstraw last year, he lived for many years at 298 High Ave. in Nyack.

Mr. Navarro was employed for more than 35 years as a yard manager for the old Orangeburg Manufacturing Company. His wife, Julia, died in 1979. Survivors include two daughters, Anita Frustaci of Springfield, and Lucille Roehrich of Haverstraw; and three grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial is to be celebrated 10 a.m.

Monday at St. Peter's Church, Haverstraw. Burial is to be private at the family's convenience. Calling hours are scheduled from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Higgins Funeral at HIGGINS FUNERAL HOME 321 South Main St.

Nemans City, New York Friday 7- 9pm. DEATH NOTICE NANOS, Irving Of Deerfield Beach Fla. Died April 7 while on vacation in South Africa. Beloved father Al and Harriett Herman of Monsey. Grandfather of Randi and Lee Herman.

The family will observe a period mourning at 5 Carol Court, Monsey starting Thurs April 14. RAAB, Catherine on April 8, 1983 of Blauvelt, N. Y. Retired Blauvelt Postal Clerk. Mass of Christian Burial Monday 10 at St.

Catharine's R.C. Church, Blauvelt, N.Y. InterSt. Catharine Cemetery, Visiting hours at MORITZ FUNERAL HOME, 290 Route 303, Tappan, N.Y. Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7 7-9 p.m.

TOBIN, Kathleen C. of New City, NY on April 6th, 1983. Devoted wife of Joseph. Dear Mother of Joseph, Louis and John of New City, Kerry Casselli, Jean Marie Karavitch of Newburgh, N.Y., Kathleen Maggio of Buffalo, N.Y., and Virginia Tobin of Westchester County. Sister Eugene McDonough of Long Island, Sarah Doscher of Mount Vale, New Jersey, Margaret Streaser of Suffern, New York and Terry Hagen of New York survived by six grandchildren.

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A $17.3 million budget was adopted by South Orangetown School Board trustees in late March, a forecast an 8 or 9 percent tax hike for residents in 1983-84. The fiscal package calls for a spending increase of 5.6 percent. Supt. Richard Olcott blamed the spending hike on rising utility costs, and a reduction in revenue caused by declining interest rates. A tax rate was not available.

Two seats are open on the school board, and both are uncontested. Sylvia Baumel, 48, assistant director of the City College Fund in Manhattan, will seek a third term. Mrs. Baumel lives in Orangeburg, but her street address was unavailable. Trustee John Kriz, of Palisades, will not seek re-election.

Palisades resident Geraldine Miras, who refused to reveal her age, is running for Kriz' seat. She is a retired New York City art teacher, and a former principal of a West Harlem school. Mrs. Miras lives on Closter Road. Nanuet homeowners could face a 9.7 percent tax increase if they approve the $11.7 million budget on May 4 that the school board recently adopted for the 1983-84 school year.

The plan means a spending increase of 3.06 percent over this year's adjusted budget, said Supt. Laura Fliegner. A public hearing will beheld on the budget April 28. The spending hike, Mrs. Fliegner said, is due to increases in insurance rates, teacher benefits, social security and salaries.

The district is also in for a spirited race among five candidates vying for two available seats on the board. Trustee Arthur Wagner will step down, and John F. Poletto, 58, has announced he will run for reelection. Poletto, a research chemist, lives at 35 Nanuet Nanuet. The other candidates are Clifton F.

Freedman, 59 Grandview Nanuet, who could not be reached for comment; Louis M. Jacobson, 47, a senior principal with the Manhattan accounting firm Arthur Young Co. He lives at 4 Crabapple Lane in Nanuet; Kathleen Reddy, 35, of 12 Orchard Lane, Nanuet; and Louis A. Sibbio, 56, of 2 Enterprise Court, Nanuet, who is an electrical contractor. A ALCOHOLISM Continued from C1 School District, said he hoped the seminars could accomplish three objectives.

"First," Stirling said, "maybe an individual who is having a drinking problem can do something about it. Second, someone in close proximity to someone who is an alcoholic would be able to help that person. And third, starting here maybe we can go down into the other schools where PTAs, civic groups and small groups within the community would foster more programs." "There doesn't have to be an existing problem in the family for people to be interested," Triassi said. "Let me learn the ways of the beast, and if our paths never cross, I'll be blessed. But if we should meet, I'll be prepared." jewish memorials of Rockland, inc.

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Augliera, a Rockland County resident for 15 years who lived most recently in West Haverstraw, died Friday at Nyack Hospital. He was 74. Born on Dec. 18, 1908 in Brooklyn, he was the son of Mario and Concetta Romano Augliera, both of whom are deceased, and husband of the former Fanny Monduoso, who survives him. Mr.

Augliera worked as a printer for Howard Press, a commercial printing company in New York City, until his retirement in 1970. He lived in Spring Valley before moving seven years ago to 717 Walnut Hills in West Haverstraw. A communicant of St. Peter's Church in Haverstraw, Mr. Augliera was a member of the Senior Citizens at Walnut Hill.

In addition to his wife, Mr. Augliera is survived by a daughter, Jeri Staiman, of Spring Valley; a son, Richard, of Thiells; two brothers, Louis, of Staten Island, and Joe, of Norton, seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. A Mass of Christian Burial is planned for 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Peter's Church with burial to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery in Brooklyn.

Calling hours are scheduled from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and Monday at T.J. McGowan Sons Funeral Home, 133 Broadway, Haverstraw. SUPER SPECIAL 3 ONE HOUR LESSONS $25 MONTHLY DANCE SOCIALS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Saturday, April 9th Saturday, April 23rd 9 to Midnight Admission $5 per person Enjoy 3 hours of spacious dancing Come with or without a partner Refreshments served B.L.I. BALLROOM DANCE STUDIO Clarkstown Plaza, New City 638-2334 Here is a list of governmental meetings for the week of April 11: COUNTY MONDAY: Rockland Board of Sewer Commissioners, 5:30 p.m., sewer commission headquarters, Route 340, Orangeburg.

Regular meeting. MultiServices Committee, 8 p.m., Rockland Legislature Chamber, County Office Building, New City. Regular meeting. Ways and Means Committee, 8 p.m., Rockland Legislature conference room, County Office Building, New City. Tranportation Advisory Council, 8 p.in., employees' lounge, County Office Building, New City.

TUESDAY: County Charter Committee, 8 p.m., Rockland Legislature conference room, County Office Building, New City. Agenda includes continued discussion of proposed county executive referendum. Nuclear Evacuation Citizens Advisory Committee, 8 p.m., Rockland I Legislature Chamber, County Office Building, New City. Discussion of emergency evacuation and preparedness plans. Environmental Management Council, 8 p.m., Building Room, 159, Rockland Health Center, Pomona.

Regular meeting. WEDNESDAY: Planning and Public Works Committee, 8 p.m., Rockland Legislature conference room. RAMAPO MONDAY: Sloatsburg Village p.m., village hall. Agenda includes public hearing on the village budget. Suffern Village Board, 7:30 p.m., Agenda includes a public hearing on the village budget.

Ramapo Town Board, 8:00 p.m., town hall. Workshop meeting. Spring Valley Village Board, 8 p.m. village hall. Workshop meeting.

TUESDAY: Wesley Hills Village Board, 7:30 p.m., Lime Kiln School, Regular meeting. Spring Valley Village Board, 8 p.m., village hall. Agenda includes a public hearing on the village budget. Spring Senior Citizen Subcommittee, 1:30 p.m. village hall.

Regular meeting. Ramapo Central School Board, 8 p.m. Suffern High School. Agenda includes budget presentation. WEDNESDAY: Hillburn Village Board, village hall.

Agenda includes a hearing on the proposed village budget. Ramapo Town Board, 8 p.m., town hall. Regular meeting. THURSDAY: Spring Valley Planning Board, 8 p.m., village hall. Regular meeting.

Wesley Hills Village Board, p.m., Lime Kiln School. Public hearing on the village's first budget. CLARKS MONDAY: Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m., auditorium, town hall. Vote on Joy Acres zone change request.Architectural Review Board, 8 p.m., Room 101, town hall. Traffic and Traffic Fire Safety Committee, 8 p.m., Room 311.

Police Commission, 8:30 p.m., Andrew Jackson Room, town hall. Clarkstown School Board, 8 p.m., music room, North High School. TUESDAY: Town Board, 8 p.m., auditorium, town hall. WEDNESDAY: Technical Advisory Committee, 10 a.m., Room 311, town hall. Planning Board, 8 p.m., Room 311, town hall.

Historical Review Board, 8 p.m., Room 314, town hall. Shade Tree Commission, 8 p.m., Room 102, town hall. THURSDAY: Parks Board and Recreation Commission, 8 p.m., Room 108, town hall. ORANGETOWN MONDAY: Orangetown Town Board, 8 p.m. town hall.

Routine agenda. TUESDAY: Nyack School Board, 8 p.m. administrative offices. Routine agenda. South Nyack Village Board, 8 p.m.

village hall. Public hearing on proposed 1983-84 village budget and regular business meeting. Pearl River School Board, 9 p.m. Franklin Ave. Elementary School.

Routine agenda. WEDNESDAY: South Orangetown School Board, 7:30 p.m. middle school. Routine agenda. Pearl River School p.m.

Franklin Ave. Elementary School. School Board candidates night. Orangetown Planning Board, 8 p.m. town.

hall. Hearing for final approval of subdivision allowing Tappan Elementary School to be converted into condominiums and routine agenda. THURSDAY: Nyack Village Board, 8 p.m. village hall. Regular business meeting and 8:30 p.m.

public hearing on proposed 1983-84 budget, 9 p.m. public hearing on proposed law to remove parking estrictions on Liberty Street. NORTH ROCKLAND MONDAY: Haverstraw Village Board, 8 p.m. village hall. Public hearing on proposed 1983-84 budget, 9 p.m.

public hearing on federal Revenue Sharing funds. Haverstraw Town Board, 8 p.m. town hall, Rosman Road. Routine agenda. TUESDAY: Stony Point Town Board, 7:30 p.m.

town hall. Routine agenda. North hall. Routine agenol Board, 8 p.m. high school.

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