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Sheboygan Press, Thursday. March 21, 1974 31 Engaged Couples 'Spring' the News MACCW District Officers Named ERA Advocate Proposes Debate and Mrs. Lloyd Tingom of Madison; Robert Steinpreis, The spring meeting for Dis people deserve to know the truth, and I expect to help get it to them." As yet, no response has been received from Mrs. Schlafly. tions are to be made through parish presidents.

Mrs. Arndt announced the state convention will be held Thursday, May 9, at Mount Mary College in Milwaukee. Details will be sent to parish presidents by Mrs. Arndt. Prior to the meeting, Mass trict Seven Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Cath-olic Women took place Tuesday morning at St.

Clement Parish. Mrs. Dolores Arndt, district president, conducted the meeting, following breakfast in the parish center. Eggebeen-Bareman Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Otte, 2417 N. 4th announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Eggebeen, to Paul Bareman of Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bareman. Miss Eggebeen is a senior at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, and her fiance, who completed pre-engineer-ing at the same school, plans to continue his education at the University of Michigan in fall.

An August 17 wedding is being planned by the betrothed pair, To save money, use more home-prepared foods and fewer ready-to-heat or ready-to-eat foods. A slate of officers, to begin in nonor of St. Joseph was cel- their terms of office after May ebrated in Clement Church 1, was presented by Mrs. Ed- by Father Winkler. A shrine to honor St.

Joseph was pre a clerk in the plumbing accounting department of the Kohler Co. Keippel is a 1970 graduate of Sheboygan Falls High School who attended LTI, also. He is employed at Plastics Engineering Sheboygan. Hansmann-VanderSande Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin A. Hansmann, 412 Swift Glenbeulah, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Joan Marie, to AI-den J. Vander Sande, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Vander Sande, 417 Caroline Plymouth.

The bride-to-be is a 1972 graduate of Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School and is employed as a nurses' aid at Plymouth Extended Care Facility. Her fiance received his diploma from Plymouth High School with the Class of 1972 and currently attends Lake-shore Technical Institute-Ma- Brenda Feigen Fasteau, Director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union, challenged Phyllis Schlafly, chairman of "Stop ERA," to debate "the issues raised by the Equal Rights Amendment." Mrs. Fasteau, a lawyer and recent graduate of Harvard Law School, said she would debate Mrs. Schlafly any time and any place. This is believed to be the first public challenge of the ERA apponent.

The ACLU Women's Rights Project has been actively involved in the Equal Rights Amendment ratification campaign. With only five more states needed for final ratification of the amendment, the Project is taking the initiative in aggressively challenging Mrs. Schlafly's "personal crusade to keep all of us from attaining our full rights as people and as United States, citizens." Mr. Fasteau believes that it is important to "demonstrate publicly that Schlafly doesn't know what she is talking about." In her challenge, she concluded: "The American tical technician at Koenitz Madical Arts Pharmacy. Bubb attended the University of Wisconsin Center-Sheboygan County and is employed as produce manager at Luedke Bros.

Food Market. A November wedding is planned by the couple. Repenshek-M iller During a family dinner, Saturday night, Max Repen-shek, 522 Wilson announced the engagement of his daughter, Joan, to Jack Miller. The young couple plans to be married in 1975. A 1971 alumna of South High School, the future bride is employed at R-Way Furniture Co.

Her fiance was graduated from North High School in 1971 and is attending Layton School of Art in Milwaukee. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller, 2651 N. 30th St.

Tingom-Steinpreis A summer wedding is planned by Miss Linda Marie Tingom, 512 S. 8th and Kurt Robert Steinpreis, 904 St. James Court. Parents of the future bridal pair are Mr. 1420 S.

22nd St. and Mrs. Berm'ce Driscoll, 2313 N. 7th St. Miss Tingom was graduated from LaFollette High School in Madison in 1973.

She attended the University of Wisconsin in Madison and is a medical librarian at The Sheboygan Clinic. Her fiance is employed at Bemis Manufacturing Sheboygan Falls. He is a 1973 alumnus of North High School. Rademacher-Keippel The engagement of Miss Mary Beth Rademacher to Barry John Keippel is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Max L. Rademacher, 624 W. Riverside Drive, Kohler. Parents of the future bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

John Keippel, R. 1 Plymouth. Miss Rademacher is a 1970 graduate of Kohler High School, who attended Lake-shore Technical Institute and was graduated from the clerk typist program in 1971 She is ward Steinbruecker. They were installed by the Rev. Eugene Winkler, district moderator.

Mrs. Arndt was re-elected president; Mrs. Robert Neisius, vice-president; Mrs. John Jusky of Plymouth, secretary and Mrs, Martin Eng-elhardt, treasurer. Annual day of renewal will be held Wednesday, May 1, at St.

John the Evangelist Parish in Kohler. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. A former assistant pastor at St. Dominic Parish, the Rev. Dan La-secki will be a speaker, along with Mrs.

Beata Schueller of Belgium. Babysitting service will be provided and reserva- pared Dy miss Dora Gorman. She gave an account of various titles attributed to Joseph as the foster father of Jesus and related anecdotes of his life. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. 01 ga Saye on the accordion.

Also, Val Conto sang several selections, featuring Irish and Italian backgrounds. He concluded the program' with "The Holy City." Msgr. Vernon J. Kuehn, host pastor, gave the invocation and those in charge of breakfast were Mrs. Frank Barnard and Mrs.

John Gru'nwald-Bubb Mr. and Mrs. George Grun-wald, 1640 Main announce the betrothal of their daughter, Patricia, to Michael S. Bubb, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Mylon G. Bubb, 1701 N. 12th St. Both Miss Grunwald and her fiance were graduated from North High School; he, in 1967, and she, in 1972. She attended Lakeshore Technical Institute and is a pharmaceu nitowoc.

The wedding is scheduled to take place in the spring of 1975. Mall Fashion Shoiv Tonight 1 1 1 I I' A i If 1 Goulder-Krebsbach Pair Repeat Vows The Spring Fashion Show for Memorial Mall Shopping Center will be held this evening at 7 p.m. in the main mall area. 616 N. 8th St.

Dial 457-4312 SIFTS LUGGAGE The marriage of Miss Co- Over 60 models from nine fashion stores will be featured, leen Mary Goulder of Both male and female attire will be presented, with acces- Plymouth to Ronald Arthur Krebsbach, R. 1, Cascade, took place Saturday at 1 sories including hats, jewelry and shoes. Bob Lardie of WHBL will be master of ceremonies. Comt In And Browit "Our 80th Year" Program On Forensics Tops o'clock in St. John the Baptist Church at Plymouth.

Celebrant of the Nuptial Mass was the Rev. Alan Jurkus. Parents of the bridal pair are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey William Goulder of Fort Atkinson and Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Krebs-bach, R. 1, Cascade. Liberal Arts Club Meeting SAMSON ITE SATURN II MOLDED LUGGAGE Ragaisis of Sheboygan Falls, the bridegroom's sister. Gerald Krebsbach served as his brother's best man.

Groomsman duties were performed by Steve Rortvedt, Kenneth Krebsbach, another brother of the bridegroom, and Steve Goulder, the bride's brother. Guests were shown to their places in church by Joseph Krebsbach of Cascade, the bridegroom's brother, and William Johnson, the bride's uncle. Both the bride and bridegroom were graduated from Plymouth High School and both are employed at Borden Foods Inc. They are residing at 839 Fairvlew Drive, Plymouth. rensic selections to the group.

The students were Debra Lee, original oratory. "Mis- Three hundred guests were THE SALE understandings About Mental entertained at supper and a Retardation;" Jane Jacobson, reception at Nonn's Resort at declamations "Never Say Round Lake. Drive;" Diane Ramtninger A sjster of brjde -( declamations, "Boy Crazy;" Fort Atkinson Miss Lori Janice Groeschl poetry read- was ag ner Mrs. wimam bcnoiz was elected president of the New Holstein Liberal Arts Club Tuesday at the home of Mrs. 0.

H. Meili. She succeeds Mrs. H. T.

Leverenz. Others elected to serve with Mrs. Scholz for the next two years were Mrs. D. W.

Trempe, vice president, and Mrs. James Poster, secretary-treasurer. Prior to the business session, Wayne Joniaux, forensic director at New Holstein High School, presented four students who delivered their fo 'Patterns" and Mrs. Ronald Arthur Krebsbach Mikologic Krebsbach, the bridegroom's sister-in-law, and Mrs. Philip From the beautiful brass Schmidt, significant "Tempus Fugit" dial to the three birdesmaids, Miss Kathy Endsley, Mrs.

Gerald wonderful, weight-driven Westminster Chime move ment to the remarkable price this is the Barwick bargain from the Howard Miller Clock Company a bargain for generations to come. Camp Fire Birthday Week Is Marked At Plymouth Plymouth Camp Fire Girls year already, when the are joining those from around girls conducted a house to the nation in the observance house canvas for the March of of Camp Fire Birthday Week. Dimes collecting approxima-Camp Fire Girls was founded tely $230. 64 years ago and the Through the years the girls speeches, "Who Killed the Volunteers?" All but Miss Schmidt will compete in the March 30 district forensic contest on the UW-Oshkosh campus. Joniaux also gave a brief history of forensics, noting that public speaking was a part of the Greek school curriculum in 400 B.C.

The word forensics comes from the Latin "forum," meaning a discussion or debate in a public place. Presently, there are nine categories in forensics, Joniaux stated. The annual local program begins in January with a general meeting. From the local elimination contest which follows, 16 students and a play-acting group are selected to compete Grandmother and Grandfather CLOCKS Specially Priced '320 to '550 5 styles to choose from have annually marched in the Memorial Day parades sponsored the UNICEF drives, caroled at the homes of shut-ins and at Rockey Knoll and area hospitals, made tray favors for these, places and assisted at a party for the retarded. Plymouth Council is celebrating its 26th anniversary.

Birthday week each year is begun with Camp Fire Sunday at the local churches. Special programs are being held in the individual groups this week in observance of the founding of the organization. Skit Highlights St. Paul Mothers Club Session A skit titled, "Chaise This Day," highlighted the session of St. Paul Lutheran School Mothers' Club.

The program dealt with the conflicts faced by a young man, whose parents had given him a number of Portrayals by the cast led the audience to an awareness of the temptations of various modern-day gods, money, objects, sex, apathy and cults. During the meeting, Mrs. Betty Claerbout was elected president-elect and Mrs. Lois Schmidler was chosen secretary. A group discussion followed a report on the proposed changes in class schedules for the coming year.

Movies of previous family fun nights were shown to encourage participation in this year's event, which is scheduled for May. Trophies won at the recent basketball tournament, and other awards earned through club projects, were displayed. Samsonite's Saturn II is the new look in easy-to-own low price luggage. Lightweight aero metal frame, recessed locks, tough molded body. Wipe clean with damp cloth.

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Atl, another season. OPEN FRIDAY EVES Til AVI Will AJ V-1 1 1. registered this There conclude Over the f. past eight years, are numerous aauit voiun- NHHS students have earned teers and council members 18 ratings in state com- who devote many nours t0 the petition, program without com- The club voted a $20 dona- pensation. tion to the local American Field Service program.

The Plymouth Camp Fire In lieu of an April meeting, Council was formed in Novem- members will attend "Quest ber of 1947 by Mr. and Mrs. An open house in observance of the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stradau, 430'2 Smith Plymouth, will be held Sunday at Salem United Church of Christ in Plymouth.

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