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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
6
Valerie Ann Gfeller and Robert Edward Kreutler wed in a nuptial Mass at Christ the King Church with Rev. Roland B. Muenzen officiating. The ceremony was followed by Mass and a reception.
The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Gfeller of Liberty Ave and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Freutler of Howard St Union were united in marriage at the College Inn on Yale Ave. The wedding party included Mrs Ronald D Jerome as matron of honor and Miss Helen Balchunas Donne-Fehrenbach and Mrs Joseph H Corea as bridesmaids with John A Beisler as best man and Airman 2/c Charles R Gfeller the bride’s brother among the ushers. The bride, Hillside High School alumna, works for a Hillside dentist. The groom a Union High School graduate attended the Newark official Drafting and works for Newark Die Co. Inc. They plan a Florida motor trip and will reside in Elizabeth.
The Dad's Booster Club of Hillside High School thanks Hillside residents for generous donations to the Booster Drive held last Saturday. Proceeds support the Hillside High School Scholarship Fund and activities beyond regular budgets, including Opera Guild memberships, Honor Society parent tea, debating tournaments, athletic film project, visual aids, water cooler, hall patrol pins, walkie talkie recorder, and club awards. Frank A. Feltman, President.
Ruth M Shaw and Charles W Rinaldo tied vows in a 2 pm St Bartholomew s Parish ceremony Elizabeth with a reception at Lynn Restaurant The bride s family includes Miss Jayne Parsells and Kathi Shaw The groom s family includes Anthony Rinaldo Jr and Matthew Rinaldo The couple will live in Atlanta following a Washington honeymoon and both hold ties to Scotch Plains Belmar and Elizabeth
An open panel at the YM YWHA of Essex County in Newark will hear children in grades 4 6 share views on television hours discipline and friendship. Moderator Norman Linzer leads. parent panelists include Mrs Paul Hymanson and Mr Alf Wallace.
Michael C. Penta announces the Hillside Players May 20 and 21 performance of Sylvia Regan comedy The Fifth Season. Cast includes Aaron Baum Dr. Robert Merlo Lee Spitals Barbara Girion Lois Greenberg Joyce Brown Barbara Roth Michael Hatoff Joanne Birnbaum Robbie Bornstein Sam Warren Arnold Armando. Production by Hillside Recreation Committee. Rhona Parker assistant to the director. Barbara Sassavetz production manager.
Sanford Goldberg was elected president of Hillside Lodge 1514 B'nai B'rith at a Monday night meeting held in the Sinai Hebrew School and Youth Center Building. Also chosen were vice presidents Jack Potashkin Philip Levitan and Saul Schreiber guardian Morey Rothholtz monitor Irving Feldmesser and recording secretary Harold Wovsaniker.
Three Hillside residents appear among patrons for the New Jersey Symphony’s Viennese ball to raise funds. Names include Dr and Mrs Leonard B Craig 500 Broad St Mr and Mrs Sador Jenett of 155 Schley St and Mr and Mrs Franklin P Russell Jr 66 Bauer Terr. The April 29 event at Newark Symphony Hall features a Viennese program under Kenneth Schermerhorn with Mildred Miller and Erick Friedman. Maurice Eisenberg will receive the Symphony arts award. Honorary chairmen are Guy and Mrs Richard J Hughes.
On April 18 the Pingry School Russian Club visited Teaneck High School to hear Russian songs and dances and share traditional Easter foods with their hosts. The local club advisor Georges N Krivochok of 5 Masters Square was appointed to the Russian committee of the National Association of Independent Schools as of April 1.
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