Nutrition speech for seniors at Hill Side Center
The William H. Bule Hill Side Community Center Senior Citizen Program announces an April 14 event at 1 p.m. featuring a nutrition speech by Mrs.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1976
Page
5
The William H. Bule Hill Side Community Center Senior Citizen Program announces an April 14 event at 1 p.m. featuring a nutrition speech by Mrs.
Hillside High School senior class presents the play Once Upon a Mattress in the high school auditorium with shows Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.50 for students and 2.50 for adults. A free dress rehearsal opens tonight for township seniors at 7 p.m. Donna Paterek of the Union County Extension Service will speak on nutrition, sharing basics and thrift tips. Senior citizens are invited, and other Community Center activities like mosaics ceramics knitting and pinochle continue.
A 5 mile segment of Route 78 from Route 24 in Union County to Plainfield Ave in Somerset County awaits a Corridor Public Hearing by year end. The stretch from Plainfield Ave to Still Valley is open to traffic, while the 2.4 mile section to the state line remains in design with 1977 completion aims.
Seventh and eighth graders at A P Morris School heard from professionals across fields during a Career Day program. Speakers included Walter Boho on electronics, Tom Farina on architecture, Charles Mancuso on banking, Senator Alex Menza on law, Dr Reese on veterinary work, Edna Doll on the environment, Blanche Campbell on health careers, Bruce Hadley on customs work, T Lenz on dentistry, E May on home economics, and Edmund Schnatterly on aviation. The event was planned by guidance counselor Evelyn Schueler.
Ninth and twelfth grade students collaboratively created a wall mural project detailing American history. Wall themes include Free To Be You and Me with citizen activities, From Here to Eternity with battles and leaders, and an Independence Hall of Fame featuring portraits and key events such as Washington Crossing the Delaware, Iwo Jima, Kennedy assassination, and World Wars.
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