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4 the Journal Times, Community, Racine, Wis. Saturday, March 4, 1989 Weddings Engagements Fisher-Schneider Nora Lee Fisher of 3103 21st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher of 916 Cleveland is engaged to Robert J. Schneider of 2000 Slauson son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider of the same address. A Sept. 9 wedding is planned.

Mortensen- Mata Jeri Lynn Mortensen of 622 English daughter of William and Carmen Mortensen of 1525 Grange is engaged to Peter John Mata of 622 English son of John and Josephine Mata of 4634 Stonebridge Drive. An August wedding is planned. jilSiiiillij USUI 'w --r. I If I Robert Schneider and Nora Fisher iiiltf--irrFijil Mate Jeri Mortensen and Peter ft Campbell-Erhe Jill Marie Campbell of Ashland, daughter of Tim and Linda Campbell of Ashland, is engaged to Jarrod Erbe of 10701 6'2 Mile Road, Caledonia, son of Jarry and Joan Erbe of the same Joyce Baler and Thomas Aiello Baier-Aiello Joyce Ann Baier and Thomas James Aiello were married during a 2 p.m. ceremony Feb.

il at St. Rita Catholic Church. The Rev. Don Brennan officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr.

and Mrs. David Baier of 1920 Mount Pleasant St. and Mr. and Mrs. James Aiello of 2001 4 Mile Road.

The bride's attendants were the maid of honor Michelle Baier and bridesmaids Gina Baier', Angie Baier, Connie Aiello and Mary Thierfelder. The groom's attendants were the best man David Aiello; groomsmen Steve Graceffa, Mike Collova, Joe Costello and Randy Vassh, and ring bearer David Baier. Ushers were Ed Schimanski and Mike Andersen. The reception was held at Inn on the Lake. The Aiellos are living at 2053 Erie St.

The bride is an office manager at Warren Industries Inc. The groom is a mechanic at Surgitek. Tornoe-Fiskum Kris Tornoe of 4645 Oakdale Drive, daughter of Lisa and Jim Tornoe of the same address, is engaged to Keith Fiskum of 3912 Colorado Court, son of Robert Fiskum of 3837 Colorado Court and Joanne Fiskum of 6440 5 Mile Road. A July 14 wedding is planned. 4 address.

A June 10 wedding is planned. I v.utv Mil, 1 I uJ Jill Campbell and Jarrod Erbe Plutrr-Giese Penny A. Pharr and Brian C. Giese were married during a 5:30 p.m. ceremony Feb.

12 in Las Vegas, Nev. The Rev. Robert Young officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.

Bobby Pharr of 2921 90th Sturtevant, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Giese of 941 Echo Lane. A reception will be held later. The Gieses are living in Racine.

The bride is employed by Lakeside Title Inc. in Kenosha and the groom by Ganton Technologies Inc. in Sturtevant. Neu-Nuoffer Erica Neu of 2002 108th Franksville, daughter of Edward and Ro-chelle Neu of the same address, is engaged to Michael Nuoffer of Milwaukee, son of Wayne and Peggy Nuoffer of 4113 Highway Caledonia. A Sept.

16 wedding is planned. Birthdays Keith Fiskum and Kris Tornoe Hazlett-Amaya Janine K. Hazlett of 2314 St. Rita Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Hazlett of the same address, is engaged to Fernando Amaya of 1722 Kentucky son of Mr. and Mrs. Juan Amaya of the same address. A June wedding is planned. McKinley-Boykin Adrienne K.

McKinley of 3338 Green Meadows Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert L. McKinley of the same address, is engaged to Steven C. Boykin og 3716 Osborne son of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Boykin of the same address. A summer wedding is planned. Sander-Olson Wendy I.

Sander of Milwaukee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sander of Libertyville, 111., is engaged to Timothy W. Olson of Milwaukee, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David F. Olson of 70 Steeplechase Drive. No wedding date has been set. Bulgrin-Geszvain Barbara Ann (Verbeten) Bulgrin of 2318 Red Oak Drive, Burlington, daughter of Betty Toutant of 1330 Buchanan St. and Edward and Karen Verbeten of 2019 Fairview Terrace, is engaged to Robert George Gesz-vain of 2318 Red Oak Drive, Burlington, son of Esther Geszvain of Sussex and the late Joseph Geszvain.

A June 17 wedding is planned at Echo Lake Veterans Memorial Park in Burlington. Michael Nuoffer and Erica Neu Simons-Beyer Margaret Simons of Menomonee Falls and Richard Simons of Kenosha announce the engagement of their daughter Monica L. of Menomonee Falls to Thomas J. Beyer of 508 Harvey Drive, son of Gerald and Patricia Beyer of 3306 5th Ave. A July 29 wedding is planned.

Mrs. Martha Koch Lynch of St. Monica's Senior Citizen Home, 3920 N. Green Bay Road, will celebrate her 90th birthday Sunday at an open house in her honor from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at St.

Monica's. No formal invitations have been sent and all relatives and friends are invited. Mrs. Lynch was born on March 2, 1 899 in Manitowoc County to William and Helena Koch. She lived in Brillion, Wis.

and graduated from Brillion High School in 1917. She is one of three remaining graduates of the class of 1917. She was married to Edward Lynch on Sept. 29, 1931 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Racine.

He died in i wtoMaSs i tm mmi i hi mitt SIS- JC? tW'- Marriage Licenses Thomas Beyer and Monica Simons December of 1 967. Mrs. Lynch was employed by Massey-Ferguson retiring in 1961 She enjoys card games, especially schafskopf, and visiting with relatives and friends. Marriage licenses applications no longer list the municipalities in which applicants live. Unless otherwise noted, people who have applied for marriage licenses in Racine County live in Racine County.

Marriage licenses applicants include: Steven Mleko of Lee County, Fla. and Christine Grajek of Cook County, Donald DeBaere Sr. of Racine County and Debra Klocke of Kenosha County; Steven Becker and Jacqueline Dettinger; Paul Tuinstra and Christine Campton; Paul Haynes and Mar go Rueter; James Maynard and Kelli Wolff; Joseph Enright and Claudia Klemick. Eligio Castrejon and Dawn Larson; Gary Kis and Laurie Itzenhuiser; Joseph Khai-rallah and Susan Mutchler of Hudson County, N.J.; Mark Finley and Jerrilyn Beadles; Richard Vogelman of Racine County and Janet Capozza of Kenosha County; Robin Luymes and Kari Petersen of Kent County, Mich. Library's filmvideo desk new hours begin Monday "'Hftw- Anniversaries Meinert- Petersen Sheryl Meinert of 1836 Michigan daughter of Richard and Donna Meinert of the same address, is engaged to Robert Petersen of 1939 Quincy son of Violet Petersen of the same address and the late Ralph Petersen.

A Sept. 9 wedding is planned. The filmvideo desk of the Racine Public Library, located in the McMynn Towers Building, will have a new schedule for public service hours starting Monday. The office will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 1-5 p.m. Wednesday. Saturday hours will continue to be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The desk is not open on Sunday.

The change in hours is based on a user survey conducted in 1988 which found that keeping the fijiavideo office open from 8:30 to 9 a.m. and to 5:30 p.m. was not a cost-efficient use of library personnel time. The Public Information Office, also in the McMynn Building, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

People wanting to post items on the bulletin board or reserve the meeting room should use the Lake Avenue entrance to the Public Information Office when the filmvideo desk is closed. For more information, call the filmvideo deak, 636-9244, or the Public Information Office, 636-9250. Robert Petersen and Sheryl Meinert xX''' rV ti W- Kammien- McGuire Cheryl Ann Kammien of Wind Point, daughter of Patricia Kammien of Racine and Russell Kammien of Racine, is engaged to Timothy M. McGuire of Wind Point, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard P. McGuire of Wind Point. A June, 17 wedding is planned. Library board creates fund-raising committee Timothy McGuire and Cheryl Kammien Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Lynch of Bedford, Va. (formerly of Racine) celebrated their wedding anniversary Feb.

23. The former Louise L. (Dewey) Cahoon and Herman T. Lynch were married on Feb. 23, 1929 in Racine where they lived until moving to Orlando, Fla.

in 1977 and Bedford in 1987. Lynch was employed by J.I. Case Co. and Don Hutson Chevrolet Cadillac, retiring in 1975. He is a member of the Order of Elks and resides at the National Elks Home in Bedford.

He and is an avid golfer, shooting his age several times. Mrs. Lynch used to enjoy crossword puzzles and played bridge. The couple were members of the Racine Country Club. They have one son: Thomas (Mariann) of Charlottesville, Va.

There are six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. however, the Racine Library is significantly below such cities as Eau Claire, Sheboygan, Appleton, Janesville and Oshkosh," Babu said. Assisting Cool as committee heads are Robert Schultz and Barbara Hart, public relations marketing; Harold Greiveldinger, corporate solicitations; RuthGedwardt and Gerry Kraftspecial events; Caroline Harvey, acknowledgements; Mary Graff, children's coordinator, and Joan Rohan, Patty Deihl and Helen-Hoxie, fundraising follow-up. Special consultants are Gabriella Birkholz, George Oess and Kim McLynn. Cool said, "This project is a unique teamwork effort among individuals, civic and service organizations and businesses.

"During National Library Week, April 9-16, a variety of activities will be sponsored by these organizations. The Racine Woman's Club, a longtime supporter of library services, is spearheading the activities week." Groundbreaking ceremonies are tentatively scheduled for mid-April. Project completion is expected in summer, 1990. The Racine Public Library board of directors has announced the formation of a fund-raising steering committee to solicit contributions from the community to furnish the expansion and renovation project for the main library. Marianne Cool was named committee chairwoman.

"The City of Racine, through the approval of a construction bond, has responded to what is a pressing need for an adequate main library facility to support the educational growth of our community," said Dr. Saytha Babu, president of the board. "However, the funding from the city, in the effort to balance community needs and taxpayer concerns, is unable to supply resources for such items as tables, chairs, shelving and other furnishings. Consequently, private contributions and pledges need to be sought." Babu said the main library serves approximately 20,000 people per month within the building and answers 750,000 requests for services yearly. "In terms of square footage, Smith- Emmerling Linda J.

Smith of 3341 10th Ave. is engaged to Steve J. Emmerling of 3341 10th son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emmerling of Burlington.

No wedding date has been set. Grove library sets story hours UNION GROVE The Graham Public Library's Spring Story Hour will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays, March 18-25. Children ages 4 and 5 and not yet in school are invited to participate. The story hour will be conducted by the.

assistant librarian, Karen i Vyvyan, who will use reading. storytelling, songs and art projects to illustrate the theme, "Using Our Five Senses to Discover the World" Parents may register their children by calling the library at 878- 2910. Graham Public Library is at 1215 Main Union Grove. Steve Emmerling and Linda Smith.