Thursday, Nov. 29, 1979 The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. B-8 -Vital statistics- Bruce W. Schoen, 31, route 1, New London. Death elsewhere George A.
Magnus 75, Milwaukee, formerly of 121 N. Meade Appleton. Births Appleton Memorial Son to Michael and Diana Crowe, 1344 W. Pine Appleton, incorrectly listed Wednesday as a daughter, Daughters to: Eugene and Mary Snyder, route 1, Appleton. Richard and Cynthia Novotny, 114 Plymouth route 6, Appleton.
St. Elizabeth Sons to: William and Jean Salm, 117 S. Birch Kimberly. Fue and Pang Nhia Hang, 619 N. Morrison Appleton.
Daughters to: Honey Mc Cullock, 1405 Ken-' nelsworth Drive, Appleton. Byron and Judy Hacker, route 1, Chilton. Theda Clark Regional Medical Center Son to Terrence and Sherry Flynn, 1684 Plank Road, Menasha. Daughter to Richard and Germaine Millard, 925 Zemlock Neenah. Marriage licenses Outagamie County Clerk James Hensel has issued licenses to: Anthony Rasmussen and Travieann Holub, both E.
Beacon New London. Joseph Schmidt, 2224 N. Division and Susan Heltemes, 2311 Imperial Lane, both Appleton. Michael L. Conrad, 314 W.
Eighth and Sharon Mc Culley, W. Sixth both Kaukauna. Daniel Berg and Theresa McClellan, both 1536 W. Commercial Appleton. Robert St.
Aubin, 908 Greenfield Drive, Little Chute, and Jean Crouch, 110 Wallace Combined Locks. John DeValk, 238 Kamps Combined Locks, and Rosella Sanderfoot, 912 Coolidge Little Chute. Douglas Coppens and Vicki Smith, both 1501 Fourth Kimberly. Terry Hoede, 340 Oak and Georgina Sage, 140 East both Professor named in fund misuse MADISON (AP) Terrence J. Snowden, professor of education at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Wednesday was named in a 50-count indictment charging embezzlement and misuse of federal grant funds, U.S.
Atty. Frank Tuerkheimer announced. Snowden, 53, was the project director of the Wisconsin Indian Teacher Corps project between 1971-77, Tuerkeheimer said, a project funded by U.S. Office of Education grants. The indictment was returned by a federal grand jury Wednesday.
The project was designed to train teachers in the education of Wisconsin Indians and involved several local school systems in northern Wisconsin, Tuerkheimer said. The first 17 counts alleged that Snowden submitted false travel expense reports in connection with the Teacher Corps project for which he received $1,260 in unwarranted reimbursem*nts, Tuerkheimer said. He said 25 counts alleged that Snowden embezzled $3,549 in checks belonging to the project. The final eight counts, he said, alleged Snowden made claims of $1,277 for improper expenses, including excessive meal costs as well as clothing, liquor and recreational expenses at Telemark Resort in Cable and at the Stevens Point Country Club. Charges that Snowden submitted false and fraudulent claims each carry a maximum penalty of five years and a $10,000 fine.
The embezzlement charges each carry penalties of 10 years and $10,000 or one year and $1,000, depending upon whether the amount of the embezzlement exceeded $100, Tuerkheimer said. The indictment was part of a continuing grand jury inquiry into possible violations of federal law in connection with federal grants awarded to the University of Wisconsin, the U.S. attorney said. He said it was part of the same inquiry brought against Professor James R. Allen of the University of Wiconsin Medical School.
Allen was fined $4,000 and placed on six months probation after pleading guilty to the charges. Girls' softball program added LITTLE CHUTE The Board of Education Tuesday night authorized the addition of girls softball on the varsity and junior varsity levels at the high school beginning this spring. The board also approved dropping of the gymnastics program at the high school due to lack of student interest. A resolution was adopted commending William Fitzpatrick on his selection as "Coach of the Year" by the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association. The resignation of Greg Bretthauer was accepted with School Supt.
Mark Stone instructed to seek a replacement for the second semester. A substitute teacher will be hired temporarily. Bretthauer, who resigned to take a position at Appleton East High School, had served as Distributive Education director, vocational education and driver education coordinator, and safety director. He also taught business law and the every-day-living course. 1 Shiocton.
Robert Pitt and Karen Chute. Lincoln, both 1132 Depot Little Frank Younger III, 418 W. Seventh and Denise Kranz, 2211 N. Apple ton both Appleton. Divorces Outagamie County Judge Urban Van Susteren has granted divorces to: David Haef, 42, 2607 Ulman and Mary Haef, 40, 918 S.
Westland Drive, both Appleton. The two were married on Oct. 5, 1952. Custody of one child was awarded to the father. Stephen Nigl, 32, 3105 N.
Rankin Appleton, and Eneka Nigl, 35, Anchorage, Alaska. The two were married on Oct. 9, 1965. Custody of one child was awarded to the mother. HURRY! AVOID THE SPECIAL LOW PRICE CHAIRS' stripped by professionals IT'S SAFE IT'S FAST IT REALLY WORKS 5700 PER VARNISHED CHAIR PRO-STRIP 730 W.
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The two were married on Dec. 19, 1970. Cusotdy of four children was awarded to the mother. Richard Schmelzer, 36, route 2, Appleton, and Shirley Schmelzer, 37, Green Bay. The two were married on May 1, 1971.
Dean Dominquez, 23, address unknown, and Abertina Dominquez, 27, N. Oneida Appleton. The two were married on Aug. 12, 1977. Lawrence Loberger, 27, Las Vegas, and Debra Loberger, 25, 503 Marcella Kimberly.
The two were married on June 10, 1972. Custody of two children was awarded to the mother. Lawrence Kaczrouske, 33, 408 Sixth and Monica Kaczrouske, 31, 815 N. Morrison both Appleton. The two were married on June 4, 1967.
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