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Schumacher and Werner Marriage vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Saturday by Miss Sharon Schumacher, daughter of Mrs. Edwin Schumacher, 316 W. Ninth and Lee S. Werner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Werner, 324 S. Sawyer St. The 2 p.m. ceremony at St.

John Lutheran Church was performed. by the Rev. Raymond Poff. Alencon lace, satin and pearl beading trimmed the sata peau bridal gown designed with an attached chapel train, high ring heckline, Empire waistline and Juliet sleeves. A Chantilly lace Camelot headpiece with seed pearls held her three tiered chapel length veil.

Her flowers were yellow roses with white stephanotis. Mrs. Mark Willey, Burbank, matron of honor, wore a gold velvet gown with long sleeves and a satin mock bib. Gowned identically in deep jewel tones were the bridesmaids: the Misses Carol Manacher, Verna Miller, Liz Calo and Vicky Schumacher, all of Oshkosh, and Pat Vitosky, Burbank, Ill. Velvet Camelot hats to match their gowns held their long train veils.

They carried white pompon mums with velvet ribbon to match the different jewel tones. Best man was Ronald Frank, Oshkosh; groomsmen, Gary Werner, Richard Voelzke and Mark Werner, all of Oshkosh, Lyle Schumacher, Greenwich, and Mark Willey, Burbank, ushers, Werner and Gayle Schumacher, both of Oshkosh. The couple received guests at the Elks Clubhouse. Mr. Werner is attending Herzing Institute for Computer Programming and is employed part-time at Buckstaff's.

The bride is a former employe of Walter E. Heller, Chicago. They will live at 316 W. Ninth Ave. Rice is packaged clean and needs no washing before cooking and no rinsing after cook- GEN HEM Bu Our Menasha Club Has Party winter sports party was on the agenda of the popu- selection of sports equipment, all suitably tagged, lar Menasha Club which on Saturday night enter- while enjoying snacks were Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Vertained in the Menasha Elks Clubhouse. Viewing a stegen, left, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tewksbury.

-Neenah-Menasha Northwestern photo Reupholstery Sale Special Purchase of Fabric Mill Surplus! 10,000 Yards Decorator Selected Fabrics. All First Quality or condition Any Sofa or 2 Chairs custom regardless of reupholstered make, style $99 Any Sofa or 2 Chairs cus- Any Sofa or 2 Chairs custom reupholstered in con- tom reupholstered in veltemporary vinyls. Values vets or quilted fabrics. to $169 $139 Values to $229 $169 This is custom reupholstering so good it carries a 5 YEAR WRITTEN WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE. 10 day delivery, convenient terms if requested.

all labor, all servlow price includes ices, fabric. selection Past Call 235-2727 to see the fabrics in your home, place the swatches on your furniture. NO OBLIGATION. Wisconsin's largest factory-to-you custom upholsterers Student Recitals Scheduled at Lawrence APPETON Soprano Marcia Mittelstadt, a Lawrence University sophomore who was first prize winner in the National Music Clubs Contest in Milwaukee last week, will be heard in a student recital in Lawrence's Harper Hall at 3 p.m., Tuesday. Miss Mittelstadt, of Rt.

2, Hartford, is from the studio of Associate Professor of Music John Koopman. Others to be heard in the same recital will be Duffie Ann Adelson, Glencoe, flute; William Probst, Madison, clarinet, and Kathleen Vandekieft, Oakbrook, soprano. Also on the program will be a string quartet and brass quintet. The string quartet will play a composition by Jesse Levin, a Lawrence Junior from New York City, who will also appear as the quartet's first violinist. Others in the ensemble will be Margaret E.

Schmidt, Port Washington, violin; Patrick Kendall, Sheboygan, viola and Terrill Arnst, also of Sheboygan, violincello. 4 Phone calls won't tear you away from your homemaking duties if you have an extension phone at your fingertips. The cost of a second phone is trifling only a few pennies a day more than one phone. And there's a wide choice of colors and styles for whatever location would give you the most convenience. For a good deal, call the telephone business office.

Where would an extension phone do you the most gopd, right now? Well phone Wisconsin Telephone phone phone wall or desk models Desk phone LeMahieu, Krebs During a dinner-party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar LeMahieu, Rt. 1, Cedar Grove, the engagement of the couple's daughter, Donna, to Richard Krebs, was announced. The latter is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Forest Krebs, Rt. 2, Berlin. Miss LeMahieu was graduated from Cedar Grove High School and has an associate degree in accounting from Lakeshore Technical Institute, Sheboygan. She is an accountant and secretary with G.

Heilman Brewing Kingsbury Division, Sheboygan. Her finance operates a farm on Rt. 2, Berlin. An April 3 wedding is being planned. Daily Northwestern 8 Feb.

22, 1971 Anniversary Dinner Dated MENASHA The 14th anniversary. dinner for the Menasha Eagles will be held on Sunday, March 7, by the Auxiliary and Aerie. Cocktails will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 with dinner at 6:30 p.m. A program will follow. Dinner chairman is Harold Zimmer; tickets, Mrs.

Alex Andrew; entertainment, Mrs. Leo Dorn; project, Mrs. Isabel Elmer and I Mrs. Harry Webb. The Menasha auxiliary has been invited to Neenah on March 24 and is hosting Neenah, Ripon and Berlin units on April 1.

Mrs. Lee Werner -Howard Studio Pfister, Riley Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Pfister 300 Lakewood vard, Maple Bluff, Madison, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Merrilee, James Michael Riley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Riley, Minneapolis. Miss Pfister, whose family formerly resided at Point Comfort, is assigned to the International Banking Department of the First National Bank of Minneapolis. She graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Wisconsin in 1968 and was president of Kappa Delta Sorority. Mr.

Riley is an attorney associated with the Minneapolis law firm of Meagher, Geer, Markham and Anderson. He attended St. Thomas and St. Cloud State Colleges and is a graduate of William Mitchell College of Law. He has served with the Marines.

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