Engagements announced for Naylor and Dubnowski brides
Col Arthur S Naylor announces his daughter Peta Catherine Naylor engaged to William Albert Richkus son of Charles and Mrs Richkus. The couple celebrated at a family party in San Diego where Peta attends UC San Diego. Richkus is a UC Rhode Island alum and Texas San Diego master studies near a potential PhD. No wedding date set. Joseph Dubnowski announces Jo Ann Dubnowski engaged to Frank Joseph Rygiel Jr son of Mr and Mrs Rygiel Sr. The pair enjoyed a party at Kingston Restaurant Union. Jo Ann is Newark East Side High alum employed at Shiman Mfg Newark. Rygiel is East Side High grad served in Vietnam and works at Western Electric Jersey City. Wedding date TBD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Naylor
San Diego
Calif
Peta Catherine Naylor
William Albert Richkus
Charles W. Richkus
Baker St
Naylor
University of Cali
Joseph Dubnowski
Woodruff Ave
Jo Ann Dubnowski
Frank Joseph Rygiel Jr
Frank Joseph Rygiel Sr
Fleming Ave
Newark
Kingston
Union
Dolores Dubnowski
Helen Dubnowski
East Side High School
Shiman Mfg. Co
Rygiel Jr
United States Armed Forces
Vietnam
Western Electric Co
Jersey City
Automation Institute
Carol Pollak
Claremont
Verona
Adele Schneller
Queens
N.Y
Caroline Samuels
Long Island
Terrisa Almquist
Irvington
Carol
Hillside High School
Arthur Polilak
Bailey Ave
Mary Ann White
Edward A. Boyne
Edward E. Boyne
Clark St
Boyne
Royce R. White
Green Bay
Wisconsin
St. Norbert College
West DePere
Wisc
Delta Zeta
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Fordham University
Bronx
Ann Winter
Edwin Williams Jr
Edwin Williams Sr
Purce St
Beatrice Winter
Monroe Aye
Elizabeth
Herbert Winter
Manville
Local Weddings and Engagements Feature in Town Notes
Miss Joan Shevin wed Jon P. Brody in a noon ceremony at Short Hills Caterers Millburn officiated by Rabbi Louis Levitsky and Dr Edgar Mills. The bride from New Brunswick joined by Hope Hoffman and Jodi Freedman, with Donald Freedman as best man, and several ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Shevin
Harry L. Shevin
Landing Lane
New Brunswick
Jon P. Brody
Harry M. Brody
Williamson Ave
Louis Levitsky
Edgar Mills
Congregation Oheb Shalom
South Orange
Short Hills
Millburn
Edwin Rosenberg
Far Rockaway
N.Y
Hope Hoffman
Hillside
Jodi Freedman
Berkeley Heights
Donald Freedman
Harry Culkin
Jules Rossi
Long Branch
Harold Rosenblum
New York City
Brody
Wedding party named for Zagieboyle Berta nuptials
Pingry honors listed Richards Kogan Rob ert Kogan Gary Piserchia Kenilworth Borkowski and co hosts Miss Kantinas Miss Barbara Jordan as wedding party attendees. The bride and fiancé will marry November 23 at Westminster Presbyterian Church and the groom’s late father Joseph Berta of Hillside was previously omitted from a prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borkowski
12Th St
Kenilworth
Joan Kantinas
Barbara Jordan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Joseph Berta
Hillside
Carole Helen Zagieboyle
Richard Allen Berta
Women Organize Elizabeth Chapter of New Jersey Symphony Committee
An Elizabeth area chapter of the Women’s Committee of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra formed with a Hillside meeting at Mrs. Chester M. Loeser’s home. Mrs. Richard R. O’Connor was elected President, with officers including Mrs. Clayton B. Jones Jr. as First VP, Mrs. R. Mason Kirkland as Second VP, Mrs. John K. Donahue as Recording Secretary, Mrs. David H. Hofman as Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs. George Holzapfel as Education Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Meisser
Westfield
Elizabeth Area
Women's Committee
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
Chester Mm. Loeser
Hillside
Clayton B. Jones, Jr
Elizabeth
John C. Bentley
John K. Donahue
R. Mason Kirkland
Women’s Committee
Chester M. Loeser
Richard R. O’ Connor
Clayton B. Jones Jr
David H. Hofman
George Holzapfel
Robert H
Veterans Day Spaghetti Dinner and Club Meetings Planned
numerous November gatherings including Elks Safety Council Old Guard and Rotary exec. ed. meetings at Shomrei Torah. speakers Geoffrey Platt Jr and Mrs. James S. McAllister Jr. announced 1968 69 concert season plans and New Jersey Symphony Women's Committee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Safety Council Old Guard
Mem
Rotary Hhsp-T.a
Jaycees Hadassah
Board of Health
Shomrei Tor&h
BCM of Deborah League
Knights of Columbus Old Guard Board of Adjustment
Sisterhood plans fashion show at Paid-Up Party
The Sisterhood of Temple Shom rei Torah holds its Paid-Up Membership Party on November 11 1968 at 8:30 p.m. at 910 Salem Avenue. All paid members invited and guests welcomed with a small donation applied to future dues. Fashion show by Nat School Route 22 Union with wigs from Artiste Beauty Salon Millburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Temple Shomrei Torah
Salem Avenue
Leon Goldsman
George Zisman
Sisterhood Event Planned with Door Prizes and Refreshments
Sisterhood members Selma Braverman Frances Goldstein Barbara Klinger Marcia Levine Arlene Diamond Rochelle Kaplan Sara Skuratofsky and Rhoda Hertz announce a Thursday evening event in Hillside New Jersey. Door prizes and delicious refreshments are planned as the group looks forward to an exciting and enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Mesdames
Selma _ Braverman
Frances Goldstein
Barbara Klinger
Marcia Levine
Arl
Ene Diamond
Rochelle Kaplan
Sara Skuratofsky
Rhoda Hertz
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William Richkus
Will
Miss Peta C
JO Ann Dubnowsk
Sylvia Ross
Temple University
Philadelphia
American Broadcasting Co
New York
University of Denver
Colo
Blau Lasser Appraisal Co
West Orange
Montego Bay
Jamaica
B.W.I
Ate
Essex Catholic High School
St. Peter's College
National Science Foundation
Theodore
Pingry Honors
Pingry School
Richard and
Robert Kogan
Malden Terr
Gary Piserchia
Westminster Ave
Veteran's Day
Camera Club
Creative Arta Shomrei* Torah
Senior Citizens
Hadassah
Spa
West End
Neda
Creative Arts
Meisser of
William C. Howland
Banseesh
Howland
John R. Pitman
O'Connor
Richard R. O’connor
Garden State
New Jersey Symphony
State Council
Nicholas
Reale A
America
Hillside Education Association
Elaine Stemmle
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