Woodstock Luncheon Draws Distant Guest
A guest traveled the greatest distance to attend the luncheon in Woodstock Vermont, underscoring the event’s broad appeal and distant arrival of attendees.
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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1968
Page
3
A guest traveled the greatest distance to attend the luncheon in Woodstock Vermont, underscoring the event’s broad appeal and distant arrival of attendees.
Thirty eight Pingry School alumni or guests attended the first Pingry Elizabeth area luncheon held at the Winfield Scott Hotel on April 25. Main speakers were Charles B. Atwater Andrew Campbell and Theodore Mayhew. The luncheon chairman was Anthony Mazzucca with committee members Nelson Carr Richard English and Raymond Londa. The Olde Shoe Award was presented to H. Russell Morss.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El hosts a paper flower demonstration at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday May 7. The meeting takes place at the temple building 1374 North Ave Elizabeth.
Frederick George Heller son of Mr and Mrs Irving Heller of 632 Irvington Ave will graduate May 28 from New York Medical College Flower and Fifth Ave Hospital New York City An alumnus of Hillside High and Lafayette College Easton Pa he will serve his internship at St Vincent Hospital Worcester Mass He is married to Faith Rubin of Worcester Mrs Ruth Milgram art teacher in Scotch Plains and Ashbrook Swim Club will teach making tissue and crepe paper flowers Materials will be provided Program chairman is Mrs Richard Moore and hospitality head is Mrs William Buttery
At a Hillside Creative Arts meeting in the Municipal Court Room, Mrs Ralph Schwartz led discussions on a May art display in the Municipal Building lobby by Hillside High School students under Miss Theresa Serwatka. The group outlined spring and summer shows including an Art and Ceramic Show at Hillside High School with the Hillside Community Players, a Fathers Day show at the Community Swimming Pool, and an art raffle with gifts. Actives include Susan Rohde chairing arrangements and judges Ann Lippman Sally Kuchen and Rohde.
The Hillside Jaycees will give away 4000 American flags at the Memorial Day Parade on May 30 at 12 30 PM funded by donations from local civic groups including the Elks Hillside F M B A Local 35 and others. Parade officials request every homeowner and business display a flag.
In 1968 the Hillside establishment plans a Memorial Day event to display the American flag. Officials urge cooperation from all residents to ensure the parade becomes the finest in Hillside history.
Police report 11:15 p m Thursday collision on N Broad Street Looker Street injures three people. Victims include Rose Cardaci 37 of 1022 Elmer Place Tonino Casinelli 21 of 36 Reid Street Elizabeth and Cardaci’s daughter Diane 15. Cardaci tried turning into a gasoline station. Casinelli was reportedly traveling north.
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