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Record Review Thursday, October 19, 1972
Foresters at Athens hold joint installation The Poniatowski Court of Men Foresters met in St. Anthony’s School Hall, Sunday evening Oct. 8th, at 8 p.m. for joint installation of officiers and a Sheepshead tournament. Florian Pawlowski, Chief Ranger for the Athens Court, was the installing officer.
The Poniatowski officers installed were: Chief Ranger Hubert Bergs; Vice-chief Ranger Duane Rauen; Past Chief Ranger Alex Bergs; Recording Secretary Danny Mauer; Treasuer Wilfred Bergs; Speaker Victor Bradfish; Trustees Gilbert Mauer, Roger Bergs and Joseph W. Bergs; Sentinels Ralph Greiner and Roger Bergs; Conductors Leo Bornheimer and Slyvester Bergs and Juvenile Director Ron Mroczynski.
The officers installed for Holy Redeemer Court in Athens were: Chief Ranger Florian Pawlowski; Vice-Chief Ranger Nick Weiler; Past Chief Ranger Joseph Kaiser; Recording Secretary Elmer Metz; Financial Secretary Norbert Decker; Treasurer Jerome Albrecht; Speaker John Albrecht; Spiritual Director Rev. Ralph Geissler; Youth Director Elmer Metz; Trustees Pat Albrecht, Nick Rausch and Donald Stange; Conductors Earl Albrecht and Dennis Weix and Sentinels John Daniels and Norbert Daniels.
Lunch was served by Mr. John Albrecht, Mrs. Florian Pawloski and Mrs. Mary Teresinski.
The Marathon Journal Thursday, October 19, 1972 Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butalla, John Butalla and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butalla and daughter attended a birthday party Saturday night at the Rodney Hilmerhausen home in honor of their son Brian’s second birthday.
Sunday afternoon and supper guests at the Paul Springer home were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Linder.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Gary Newtinen and daughter of Wausau visited at the home of Mrs. Leo Andrew.
Visitors on Saturday evening and Sunday at the Matt Butalla home were Mr. and Mrs. James Strasser and family of Racine. They also visited the John Strasser home at Stratford and attended the wedding of James’ brother, Leonard Strasser and Marie Palmer on Saturday.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the John Knoeck home were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Schilling of Mosinee.
Visitors last night at the Alfred Buchberger home were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fisher of Manitowoc. They also accompanied the Buchbergers to their cottage up North.
Sunday evening visitors at the John Knoeck home were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Knoeck and daughter Mary Jane of Wausau.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Leitermann and family and Mrs. Anna Starczewski of Harvey, Ill., attended the housewarming on Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holbach and family at Edgar.
The Str atford Journal Thursday, October 19, 1972
Tiger Cubs top Colby 24-0 In what was defined as the championship game, the Tiger Cubs walloped Colby 24-0 to go undefeated in conference action. Their record now stands at 5 and 0 with one non-conference game remaining.
The scoring got under way early in the first quarter when quarterback Steve Kann raced 38 yards on a keeper to make the score 6 and 0. Then in the second quarter Steve Kann fired a pass to fullback Pat Delaney in the end zone on a well executed play action pass to make the score 12-0. After having a touchdown called back because of illegal motion, the score at halftime stood at 12-0.
Again early in the third quarter an illegal motion penalty denied the Tiger Cubs of a touchdown. In the middle of the third quarter the Tiger Cubs were again on the march. This time halfback Jeff Strachota scampered 13 yards in for the score to make it 18-0. Five plays later the Cubs scored again on an 18-yard run by Steve Kann to make the score 24-0.
With the offense running well, the defense also played excellent ball with Gary Bohman, Jeff Strachota, Pat Delaney and Pete Drachenberg intercepting passes and Steve Zuelke and Dan Leonhardt leading in tackles with six each.
The team picked defensive and offensive players of the week. They are Steve Zuelke and Ken Laessig on defense and Pat Delaney, Jeff Strachota and Steve Kann on offense.
