Palisadian., 1925-10-30
THE MARINi TICKET

the voters of Clifside Park the
Marini ticket (Republican) holds up
for inspection the record of the ad-
ministration under Mayor Marini. 1t
is a record of which they may well
be proud and one that gives them by
tar the better argument.
The appeal of actual accomplish
ment is so convincing that the Ma
rini men have not found 1t necessary
to attack their opponents but have
gone before the people with a purely
constructive appeal.
Under the Marini regime the local
tax rate was reduced from 6.2S In
1924 to SCI in 1925, a drop of 81
points This was done in spite of the
increase of $39,S00 in the school
budget In two years.
Every department maintained by
the municipality has been greatly Inn
proved including the fire department,
the police department and the road
and sewer department. The people
of Cliffside Park today are enjoying
fire and police protection superior tc
any In adjoining communities and
paid engine drivers are on duty day
and night to answer within a few
minutes any alarm of fire. Additional
police protection has been afforded
without an unreasonable increase in
the police appropriation. Modern
equipment has been added to the road
and sewer department and the road
hnfr oor ri nd
out will make Cfiffside Park the lead
er in this section for improved
streets.
Hospital service has been made
possible for those who cannot afford
to pay full rates by the inclusion in
the budget of an amount sufficient
to cover any loss the hospital in
Englewood might sustain from caring
for local patients in unfortunate
financial circumstances.
The playground in West Grant
wood has been improved and the
pumping station is being enlarged to
properly take care of the sewage In
the West Grantwood section.
A modern street sign and street
lighting system is being completed.
These are but a few of many things
the Marini administration can claim
credit for.
When such strides in municipal bet
terment can be taken and the tax
rate lowered at the same time GER
tainly those who are responsible for
these accomplishments IS are worthy Of
reelection. 1t is proof positive of a
real busip esslike administration OF
public affairs.
Two men on the Marini ticket are
contributory factors to the general
past two years. One is Councilman
Joseph w. Woodcock and the other
Collector Herbert l.. Post.
Councilman Woodcock rendered
very efficient and valuable service as
chairman os the road and sewer COM
mittee and as police chief he is with
out peer in the borough's history.
Woodcock's experience, his untiring
energy and reputation as a council
man who really does things COM
mends him as deserving of re-elec-
tion.
Collector Post is the finest collec-
tor the borough has ever had and his
Office is acknowledged to be the best
equipped and most modern in the
county, employing the finest system
of records which is a result of Mr.
Posts ingenuity. Words cannot
measure the value of his service and
OF all public officials before his time
and now he is most worthy of sup
port.
The running mate OF Councilman
Woodcock who is also a candidate for
the council is Herbert e. Olsen. Mr..
Olsen is fine gentleman and has
been very active in civic affairs the
past few years. He helped to organ
ize the West Grantwood Taxpayers
Association and the local unit of Par
ent!Teacher Association and has been
an officer in both. He conducts a
lithograph business in New York city
and by reason of his natural ability
and business training is we'll equip
ped to serve as representative of
the people on the Board of Council.
Keep Good Men in Office" is the
slogan of the Cliffside Park Republi-
can Club and 1t is a good one.