October 30, 1983 Sunday Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. C-9 statistics Deaths Orell J. Anderson, 85, 514 Division Neenah. Harold A. Hedtke, 67, 250 Bennett Clintonville.
Edward Hyland (Lorna Hammen), 69, 122 Law Neenah. Olga Anna Mannchen, 85, 1109 Algoma New Mrs. Walter Miller (Marabelle M. Wiegand), 81, 726 S. Mason Appleton.
Births Appleton Memorial Daughters to: Duane and Cynthia Puphal, 3401 Edgemere Drive, Appleton. John and Linda Schmit, route 1, Seymour. St. Elizabeth Sons to: Gary and Barbara Kiehne, 701 Paris Menasha. George and Karen Kruse, 332 S.
Main Brillion. Theda Clark Daughters to: David and Diane Kosmosky, N8485 State Park Road, Menasha. Donald and Patricia Porto, 626 Quarry Lane, Neenah. Marriage licenses Winnebago County Clerk Dorothy Propp has issued licenses to: Daniel D. Stenson and Natalie J.
Williams, both Oshkosh. Ralph A. Klemz and Sharon A. Mielke, both Oshkosh. Paul M.
Berger and Joan E. Abitz, both Oshkosh. Kevin D. Searvogel, Waupun, and Beverly A. Christensen, Omro.
Michael L. Aronson and Valerie A. Frank, both Oshkosh. Bert Jansen and Lauren M. Howard, both Neenah.
James C. Nielsen and Kathryn R. Crafts, both Oshkosh. Kenneth W. Kraase and Amy R.
Brandenstein, both Oshkosh. Steven J.P. Radich and Roxanne R. Dorn, both Neenah. Mark A.
Rieckmann, Menasha, and Linda A. Smolinski, Thomas W. Haertl, and Ann M. Steinhoff, Oshkosh. James B.
Theabo and Shelly A. Grunwald, both Oshkosh. Jeffrey W. Robinson and Janet M. Weyenberg, both Menasha.
Michael W. Heroux and Patricia A. Weeks, both Oshkosh. Paul J. Hubbard, Milwaukee, and Paula J.
Seiler, Oshkosh. Teddy D. Anunson, Larsen, and Bobbi A. Phillips, Weyauwega. Donald R.
Lamson and Cynthia J. Hart, both Oshkosh. Dale D. Augsburger and Sandra J. Buskirk, both Oshkosh.
Jay M. Koepke and Kathryn F. Ristow, both Oshkosh. William P. Bojarski and Katherine M.
Whiting, both Neenah. Edward J. Groh and Martha A. Suits, both Oshkosh. Peter J.
Guyette and Mary C. Melling, both Appleton. Gregory D. Olesen and Kim M. Lipp, both Oshkosh.
Herbert F. Haus and Christine L. Lowe, both Neenah. Todd W. Boelter, Larsen, and Ellen R.
Halder, Winneconne. Daniel F. Steinfort and Pamela L. Babel, both Oshkosh. Daniel W.
Stryzewski and Susan J. Worden, both Oshkoksh. Michael J. Phillip and Tommie S. Robinson, both Oshkosh.
David H. Anderson and Julie A. Seckar, both Oshkosh. Larry L. Zehren and Sharron R.
Pataska, both Menasha. David L. Andrashko and Mary J. Felker, both Oshkosh. Terrence J.
Tornow, Oshkosh, and Sharon A. Smit, Brandon. Danny P. Moriearty and Karen A. Blackerby, both Oshkosh.
Jeron M. Kuepper and Phyllis. J. Kuepper, both Menasha. Randy B.
Ammerman and Brenda B. Weber, both Oshkosh. David J. Armstrong and Debra L. Bouras, both Winneconne.
Thomas A. Schuster and Margaret A. Borisch, both Oshkosh. David B. Donner and Cathy A.
Kumbier, both Oshkosh. John C. Gunderson and Karyn A. Jones, both Oshkosh. Steven J.
Casper and Karen L. Gutsmiedl, both Oshkosh. Brian A. Riley and Jamie A. Hulbert, both Neenah.
Charles L. Laiten and Lori A. Fleck, both Oshkosh. Richard K. Angell and Lynda M.
Mueller, both Winneconne. Divorces Winnebago County Judges Robert Thomas Williams and William Carver have granted divorces to: Pamela L. Peterson from John P. Peterson, both Neenah. They were married Oct.
27, 1979. Custody of one child was awarded to the mother. She will retain use of her maiden name, Leopold. Filamen R. Dutcher, Phillipines, from Thomas A.
Dutcher, Oshkosh. They were married July 29, 1975. Custody of two children was awarded to the mother. Larry A. Button from Sally A.
Button, both Neenah. They were married Oct. 8, 1977. Joint custody of one child was ordered with physical custody to the mother. The mother will retain use of her maiden name, Braemer.
Wendy L. Centner, Town of Harrison, from David W. Centner, Town of Menasha. They were married April 9, 1981. Custody of one child is pending.
Robert T. Wians, Appleton, from Carol A. Wians, Town of Menasha. They were married May 4, 1963. Joint custody of two children was ordered with physical custody to the mother.
David M. Martiny, Menasha, from Elizabeth C. Martiny, San Antonio, Texas. They were married July 19, 1975. Joint custody was ordered with physical custody to the mother.
William R. Stephenson and Ann M. Stephenson, both Oshkosh. They were married Dec. 22, 1967.
Joint custody of three children was ordered with physical custody to the mother. Patrick J. Higgins from Terrill L. Higgins, both Oshkosh. They were married Sept.
8, 1974. Custody of one child was awarded to the mother. Linda S. Lang, Oshkosh, Jerome A. Lang, Menasha.
They were married Aug. 19, 1978. The wife will retain use of her maiden name, Scheible. Harvey Hayes, Town of Black Wolf, from Donna J. Hayes, Winter Haven, Fla.
They were married Dec. 19, 1978. Judy R. Dinnauer from Gerard P. Dinnauer, both Neenah.
They, were married Aug. 20, 1980. The will retain use of her maiden name, Johnson. David S. Wiatrowski from Sharon L.
Wiatrowski, both Oshkosh. They were married Feb. 27, 1982. The wife will retain use of her maiden name, Jaenke. Teresa C.
Ratchman, Neenah, from Jeffrey H. Ratchman, Oshkosh. They were married Dec. 28, 1979. Bonnie L.
Lyons from James R. Lyons, both They were married July 24, 1981. The wife will retain use of her maiden name, Retzack. Monty from Nancy L. Giffin, both Oshkosh.
They were married Sept. 26, 1981. The wife will retain use of her maiden name, Moore. Bankruptcies Bankruptcies filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Milwaukee: Richard L.
Miller, doing business as Camper's Cove Campground, and Elenora A. Miller, unemployed, route 1, New London. No schedules given. Camper's Cove Campground route 1, New London. No schedules given.
Donald L. Buechel, roofer, and Karen L. Buechel, nurse's aide, 1150 N. Mayer Menasha; liabilities, assets, exempt, $3,754.68. Herbert M.
Mugerauer, custodian, and Nancy A. Mugerauer, nursing assistant, 702 Stillwell Oshkosh; liabilities, assets exempt, $4,100. Glen R. Zimmerman, systems service representative, and Linda S. Zimmerman, registered nurse, 1924 S.
Jackson Appleton; liabilities, assets, exempt. $13,244.23. Raymond R. Kain, machine tender, and Laurie A. Kain, unemployed, 1024 Eldorado liabilities, assets, exempt, $1,714.11.
Chapter 13 Steve R. Fisher, doing business as Silver Star Transit, and Kathleen A. Fisher, unemployed, route 2, box 263, Weyauwega. Michael Peter Binish, mechanic, route 2, County Greenleaf; liabilities, assets, exempt James G. Ross, insurance sales, route 2, box 43, Marion; liabilities, assets, exempt, $1,239.
Thomas M. Bergner, unemployed, 1355 Linda Menasha; liabilities, assets, exempt, $1,330. Linda E. Bussian, unemployed, route 1, box 355, Weyauwega; liabilities, assets, exempt, $2,811. Randy L.
Veeser, and Sandra L. Veeser, both 1019 B3 Maple Neenah. Occupations and schedules not given. Kirk L. Baldwin, grinderman, 1038 Brighton Menasha; liabilities assets, exempt, $7,235.
Gerald L. Piotter, mechanic, Milton's Highland Villa, No. 43, Waupaca; liabilities, assets exempt, $9,759. Susan L. Karbe, housekeeping worker, 1919- A Sheridan Oshkosh; liabilities, assets, exempt, $1,711.95.
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The firm also agreed to reimburse workers who accrued more than $2,500 in medical bills during the strike, and to pay $16,000 in life insurance death benefits to the families of eight employees whoi died diring the strike. Under the contract, the firm will be able to subcontract work without consulting the union unless more than 50 jobs are eliminated and reduces wages for new employees. Union spokesman Colin Campbell said he was disappointed at the large vote margin. "It rollback of many, many years of progress this union has made," he said, after the tally was announced. But, he added that, after 13 weeks on strike, the union was unwilling to gamble further.
The company had sent letters to its members Thursday saying that a re jection of this pact would be likely to cost them their jobs. Company spokesmen said they were pleased at the pact and maintained that Briggs Stratton needed the economy moves to be competitive with foreign firms. Briggs Stratton is the world's largest manufacturer of four-cycle small engines. Company spokesmen said the re call process would take two weeks, and workers would be notified when to return to work. LOOK TROUBLE FREE '83 ESCORT MILE All Size Cars Trucks Available STUMPF RENT-A-CAR 3030 W.
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