Manitowoc Herald-Times from Manitowoc, Wisconsin • 23

Garden Club Topic Manitowoc (Wis.) Herald-Times, Thurs.f Jan. 20, 1 972 Two Rivers Reporter T-1 1 Calumet County Maple Syrup Jaycettes View Making Process Pre -Spring Election Candidates Nominated Drugs Film Curriculum Offering Is Described Antholz Struggles Through Life's Setbacks; Recalls Tun' Memories NEW HOLSTEIN Pleasant CHILTON Mayor Harry Thompson is the first city official to file nomination papers for the spring election. Also filing nomination papers thoughts of stacks of flaoiacks Dist. Town of Harrison and Village of Sherwood; Carl Wil-berscheid, New Holstein, for Dist. 15, City of New Holstein, wards 1 and E.

E. Hedrich, KIEL A film on drugs, shown by Richard Nett, opened the January meeting of the Kiel Jaycettes at the Citizens State Bank. Mrs. Gary Freis, state director, reported that Jaycette Week will be Feb. 13-19.

Mrs. Freis, assisted by Mrs. Nett. will soaked in succulent maple syrup Arrange Study of Witchcraft and Occult with were ine aimospnere at the buses) were really cold, steel floors," he said, but was Reuben Schultz, incumbent the meeting of the Garden Club Chilton, for Dist. 14, City of Chilton, wards 3 and and By MICHAEL J.

SIBILSKY Creamery for one year, then Area News Editor to Maple Grove and later pur- MISHICOT August Antholz, chased his second cheese factory 78, of 223 Randolph St. here, at Mishicot for a six-year stint. third ward alderman, who will kids were usually well-behaved Fred Middendorf, Rt. 1, New when Mrs. Walter Jaeger discussed "Maple Using her personal ex and he just "had fun driving." head a committee for the be seeking hia second term.

Papers were secured by Floyd has seen his share of "hard But, consolidation of cheese fac He settled quarrels alone before noistein, tor Dist 7, a newcomer who is trying to un periences of the past summer tories beckened him to seek The group voted to tour the reporting incidents and found other employment after 21 years during a visit to Reynold's Sugar New Hope Center, Chilton, and possibly Willowdale Nu i school personnel "very cooperative." seat Krupp. Newcomers File Nomination papers were filed in the business. Bush plant at Aniwa, she i i i Ammerman, first ward alderman, who is opposed as the incumbent. Set Deadline Norbert Euclide, incumbent second ward alderman, said he times" but recalls much easier days when everything "seemed to work together," when people were "more neighborly." Flashbacks of yesteryear ream through the rustic mind Home, New Holstein. Mrs.

aiscussea me process of svtud He's logged about 6 00 ,000 ST. NAZIANZ Greg Nowack, philosophy-Technology III teacher at JFK Prep, has announced a roster of guest The Zander School hired him as custodian from 1928-29. Then, 0a eti: making and statistics syrup py nearich, bchucht, incumbents, and Clarence A. Pagel, nin. Tw Paction.

The Reynolds have a for 40 years, Antholz was custodian and bus service man for will not be seeking re-election. lor Dist. 12, City of Bnllion i i jijjfllth generation operated bu speakers for a unit on witchcraft ago iur sciiuuis wiiiuu uiuuucu This would have been his third Newcomers filing were Merlin siness with branch plants at the Mishicot Public School and the of a man who avidly notes "too much hurry-up today." But, he A. Wieting, Bnllion, for Dist. Polar, Tilled, and at Kineslev.

System, in those earlier days At 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 25, term. Andrew Pendl, a newcomer to the political field, 12, and Carl H. Smith, Rt.

said, "how should they know Mich. anthropologist Larry Epstein a combined high school-grade school for the village. He also will be seeking Pendl post. Gerald Pieper, Project Concern chairman, said area doctors will again be contacted for sample drugs to be sent to Tiajuana, Mexico. Mrs.

Pieper was presented with a charm for her prize winning pin display contest held in October. Mrs. Ed. Hoefler participated in the Speak-up portion of the meeting. Mrs.

Darwin Mathies and Mrs. Freis will organize a community Tup- Rockway (the old high school) and students hauled for Holy Cross Catholic School, Mishicot, and Jambo Creek Graded School. Fair Shake According to statistics. Menasha, for Dist. 6, Town Harrison.

any dinerent, never going through the milHr never seeing Wisconsin ranks third in the na served as district fire chief for Norbert 1 incumbent fourth ward alderman, is also unopposed at this time as is a Depression tion for production of marie eight years "on the side." Antholz is a semi-retired syruD creating work for some Kiwanis Goals school bus driver, bus mainte in 1942, the school got one bus, its first, for three years 25,000 persons. There are about 500,000 trees tapped annually. nance man, custodian ana one He never complained about wages, figuring he was worth what others felt he's worth. "If given a fair shake, one shouldn't who shuckled the cheese bu she said. In 1970.

100.000 eallons siness back when competition: and Antholz drove and was custodian until the new high school was built in 1957. The elementary school opened in perware party. of syruD were Drodwed ar from UWGB-Mamtowoc will give an introductory lecture entitled "What is the Occult?" Thursday, Jan. 27 At 1 p.m. JFK's academic dean, Fr.

Jerome Schommer, will lecture on African chicken sacrifices. Fr. Schommer, who holds master's degrees in history and library science, did missionary work in Tanzania, East Africa. A Prep sophomore. Tom Hoffman of Menasha, will speak on Tarot cards at 1 p.m.

Jan. 3. with larger firms forced the Young Program complain," he reiterated. Arthur T. Pohland, city clerk.

Nomination papers must be filed by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25 with 20 signatures and not more than 100 signatures. Nomination papers for county supervisors have been secured by the following incumbents: Howard A. Schucht, Chilton, for Dist.

2, City of Chilton, value of about $1,500,000. Production Leaders smaller companies to close. Set Three years ago, he was backs from situation to situation awarded a troohy for accident- free driving. His wife, Sidoma, demanded an adjustment to "an altogether different world' to iu msconsin, tne leading counties in svruo production are Langlade. Oneida, Marathon, NEW HOLSTEIN New Holstein Kiwanis Club hosted other clubs of Division 7 North at the annual Governor's ban 19S5.

Double Drops Driving six hours a day, Antholz made double drops with another bus purchased. As time went by, more buses were added and drivers hired to this day when the school system has 18 a Sheboygan native and housewife, is still living. The counle married when he was day." Quality Cheese iiiruuin, rierce ana fjlark, wards 1-2: Arno Krupp, New Holstein, for Dist. 7, Town of Mrs. jaeger said the maple svrup season starts in late Mrs.

Betty Henry was a guest at the meeting. The group voted donation of $30 to the March of Dimes and $10 to the Nursery school started by the Kiel Junior Woman's Club. The February meeting will be a combined session with the Jaycees, their wives and Jaycettes. A potluck supper is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the city hall gymnasium.

Tomas Toft, Danish foreign exchange student, will be the speaker. 34 and they have three chil New Holstein, wards 1 and 4 Tom has made a nersonal studv dren. quet Tuesday at the Altona Club, honoring Marty Young, Green Bay, governor of the Wisconsin eDruary or early March. Sunny, pleasant days followed bv The son of a lifelong farmer (who died in 1931) scrounged work for pay when he was 14. Young August toiled for Albert Lorenz at a Francis Creek Julius Schmidt, Sherwood, for Antholz stopped custodial of the history and meanings of the cards for more than a year.

such vehicles, though fewer than Upper Michigan district. One hundred and 35 Ki- frosty nights make for excellent sap-running and it is hoped no ri 4 years back and six less than a year ago, while drivers cover snow Storm Will nr-r-nr Hiii.ir.cT wanians and their wives heard cheese factory for two years as a helper earning but $8 a Two talks are scheduled for Feb. 2. At 10 a.m.. Jim Berlowski from Milwaukee will eci Doni more miles than ever Young give a resume of Kiwanis this time to cause the sap to flow.

work a few years ago, but remains grappling in small repair for buses, enough to keep him busy. He still drives the buses to have "bigger matters" handled by area businesses. Times have changed with month. He then hired out to He maintained the buses since 1942 mainly small renair goals and programs for 1972, Trees are tapped ahmit tWo Young noted this week marks work, taking them to garages Charles Alswede, Rockwood, for two years, jumping to $30 a month and labored for good Bank Official the 57th anniversary of the founding of the Kiwanis movement, to keep them in "proper shape." to four feet from the ground. A hole is made and a speil inserted.

The sap flowing nut ic He comoiled records of bus August Antholz, but the man quality cheese "so wages would Report Theft of Stereo Tapes CHILTON Peter Herrick, Rt. 4, Chilton, reported a complaint of theft to the Chilton The goal for 1972 is "Unite has seen fit to make it go repair when major checks were not go to the farmer." exdain the Chord system, a form of numerologv. And Fr. Melvin Tracy, a Prep math-science staffer, will spaek on astrology. Fred Bucholtz, who runs the Fnctum Regnum Witchcraft Shop in downtown Milwaukee, will speak on witchcraft Feb.

8 at 1 p.m. Later in the month, With Youth." tdusiit sanitary plastic bags on his own though lacking much handled by specialists CHILTON Atty. Donald Bonk was elected vice president of the State Bank of Chilton, at He also discussed the "major formal educational" training. aim auer it is collected, is stored in galvanized ranks "Years ago," he recalls, "they didn't plow snow the way they Upon turning 18, he bought his own cheese factory at Francis Creek and kept it for six years during World War I. When These, too, are the good old City Police.

the annual stockholders meeting keep it cool. Later, it is pumped into heated tanks to cause do today. The four-wheel drive davs for one who has bent his Herrick reported that while held at the bank. mind, struggled through the a condensery was built at Val- his car was parked in the high evaporation by constant, hniiincr Bonk replaces J. J.

Grimm, who has been a stockholder Nowacki plans to schedule a talk ders and dairymen started send emphasis" programs for the year "Drug Alert" and "Project Environment." The governor stressed the continual need to get more young members into club membership. Master of ceremonies was Walter "Bud" Johnson, .1.1 fi 1 1 11! 1 uum me aap imcKens and has a on soiritualism and the seance. quagmire, slowed down and lived to speak, though modestly, or "hard times." ing trucks past his business, since 1929 ana served as vice oa per cent sugar content. All events are free and units used chains to free stuck cars so the bus could get through." Antholz remembers bucking four foot drifts to get students home for chores. Basketball trips were made by car until 1941 after which competition became keener as president since 1937.

In nominat men tne syrun is Hpt-M tn, After all. every man has his milk was sent to servicemen school parking lot, someone smashed the vent window, and unbolted an 8 track stereo player from the dash board, and also took six stereo tapes from the car. Amount of merchandise taken was estimated at $150. ciear it ot sediment and stored ing Bonk for the office, Grimm said, "he would like to delegate depot in an absurd world which Manitowoc, past governor. Fred overseas.

So, Antholz sold out and ven "seems long," but is "like only tnose duties to a younger in reingerated tanks. This is a year-round project with the production of maple Sand, New Holstein, present lieu tured to the Platteville1 the buses were used. "They (the man." open to the miblic, and all take p'ace at JFK Prep. Further information can be obtained by calling Nowacki at 773-2111. In another unit on eastern relieions, Nowacki's class recently toured the Anshe Poale Synagogue at Manitowoc, guests tenant governor, introduced the various club presidents of the Bonk is an attorney in the firm of Bonk, Lutz and Hertel, and other by-products.

Mrs. Jaeger said the red maple and sugar maple are heat division and New Holstein club ound of Music' CHS Spring Play president Gerald Laetsch gave uniiton, ana nas served as a director of the bank since the welcoming address. Enter species for producing sap. When a tree is 30-40 years old. nr in in.

1962. tainment was provided by the Moeschberger has been cast as with the large brood and even CHILTON The high school! Re-elected as directors were: of Rabbi Joseph CarmiJ A Prep junior from Chicago, Hosseih Ali, conducted discussions on Islam for the class. Ali, whose Elsa Schraeder. Joanne Hertel ches in diameter, it is ready for tapping. The life of 9 SlltTnr vocal music department has New Holstein high school Madrigal Singers.

G. G. Bloomer, Bonk, Grimm, tually becomes the captain's wife. She develops the family's singing potential. Ready KHS School Play KIEL "Blithe a play by Noel Coward will be the all school play at Kiel High School this year.

The cast has been rehearsing for performances at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, Jan. 27 and 29. in the Little Theatre. Tickets are on sale at the high school office and seats will be reserv maple can be 300 or more years Cornelius Leahy and George Winkler.

mother is Korean and whose father is Pakistani, professes ana taping does not harm the The leading roles the cap umcers elected were tain, Maria and the seven chil the Mohammedan religion. Bloomer, president; Bonk and Merton R. Prouty, vice presi The last presentation in the will assume the role of the mother abbess. Casting was completed sometime ago and rehearsals for the mid-April production are under way. Ratz, Vanne Other are Dan Prouty, Rick Robertson, Mike Seiber, Keith dren have been double cast to provide for greater student dents; Beulah P.

Grimm Sirup Marathon Is Fund-Raiser ST. NAZIANZ Among the fund-raising efforts at JFK Prep is a physical one by Chip Stroebel, a junior from Fond du Lac and President of the student selected "The Sound of Music" for its spring production. doing" Oklahoma' two years ago," Miss Joan Wagner, music director said, "we have received frequent inquiries from the community as to when we would be doing another She said the musical story of the Trapp family was chosen primarily to give the whole stu Eastern religion unit will be at 1 p.m. Thursday. Coral Varo, of Sheboygan, will speak on cashier, and Mrs.

Fred ed. involvement. Many familiar faces from "Oklahoma" will be returning to the stage in this production. Schwartz, assistant cashier. Bloomer reported that the Baa'i.

Se is leader of Sheboygan Baha'i group. tree. It takes 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup. Mrs. Jaeger told the garden clubbers.

It requires 40 gallons of sap to produce 11 pounds of maple sugar. Greatest Gift Each tree will give between 10 and 15 gallons sap each year and this will produce four fifths of a quart of syrup. There are three grades of maple syrup fancy, or 100 per Francart, Lori Starfield, Carol The two girls playing Maria name snowed a growth in resources of $1,958,362, to a total of $14,407,962. Capital accounts council general assembly. Stroebel plans a sifup mara JFK Candy Drive showed an increase of $101,341, thon, with a goal of more than both had leading roles in the first musical.

They are Cheryl Meier and Debbie Steege. Alan Fenn and Gary Winkler have been cast as the captain. dent body a chance to become involved. Large Brood Cast members include Joe Mertens, Chris Bassuener, Sharon Brunmeier, Debbie Neils, Ron Lenz, Liz Guenveur and Diane Johnson. Delbert Mey is directing the play with assistance from James Berens in set construction and technical work.

Helen Ruh and David Steinhardt are student directors. 1,000 situps in a row. Anyone to Loans snowed an increase of $606,380 to a total of wanting to sponsor him for a few cents per situp should con $8,284,926. Both are newcomers to musical Kubichka, Ken Sell, Glen Pingel, Peter Hoist, Ken Buechel Sheri Daun, Judy Schneider, Betty Thiel, Debbi Bruckner, Margie Mand, Jane Pfeffer, Ka-thy Karl, Kathy Sohrweide, Janett Ditter, Debbi Bastian, Sharon Stenz, Lois Schmidt, Cindy Ratz Laureen Doern, Peggy Vanne, Sue Naxeris, Kay Fritschka, Sharon Schmidlkofer, Claire Sweet, Karen Gauthier, The Trapp 'family consists of a widower captain and his seven children in war time Austria. A governess, Maria, sent to the NAZIANZ The JFK Prep athletic department reached its goal of $2,000 pledged in candy sales to promote the intramural and in-terscholastic programs at the school," according to Coach Larry Whittier.

productions. Other cast members include, tact Steve Meyers at the Prep. The effort works like the rate-per-mile of a hunger hike. cent pure maple syrup; Grade and the manufacturer's grade. Most syrup purchased in as the children, Yvonne Lemke and Kirsti Moeschberger as uie sitore is oenaea con home from a convent to care for the children, manages better than previous women to cope Liesl: Dennis Mader and Jeff taining from three to 50 per cent IfTOSEED NOW! 6:45 8:45 CONTINUOUS SATURDAY I SUNI SUNDAY Euclide as Friedrich; Mary Nohr and Linda Martin as pure syrup, combined with corn syrup.

At Aniwa. there is an annual Louisa; Mary Deschler and Don 1:00 9:00 Maple Syrup Festival in May. na Steege as Bngitta: Chuck Regular Admission Prices! Children 50 All Times Mrs. Jaeger said. Many stacks O'Neil and Joe Graney as Kurt; Kim Bisshardt and Nancy Grit- Ann Graney and Cindy Stache.

Students also are involved in costuming, publicity, stage crew makeup, programs, properties and set design. The musical will be directed by Palmer Smith and Mrs. Louis Harmening. Debbie Schaubs is student director. or pancaues and man svrun TEEN DANCE FRIDAY JANUARY 21 MUSIC BY tner as Marta; and Patty Karl are servea at tnis event.

WALT DISNEY'S and Lori Gonzo as Gretl. 4-H Calendar MANITOWOC COUNTY 4-H CALENDAR Jan. 21-23 Junior Leader Winter Camp 24 Speaking Contests -Valders Manitowoc -Mishicot 26 Demonstration Evaluation Committee 27 Home Economics Project Meeting 28 Snow Camp I Feb. 3 Plant Soil Science Workshop, Green Bay 3-4 Leaders Meeting Speaking Contest Finals 6-10 The Annual Winter Picnic 8 "Coming Events" 9 Junior Leader Meeting 11-12-13 Snow Camp II 15 Talent Show Application Blanks Due In conclusion, she said the sugar maple tree is nature's Max Detweiler will be por trayed by Don Gieldi. Heide greatest gift to mankind it besides being pretty and useful, "THRESHOLD it is used in research for the FRIDAY, JAN.

21, ONLY! ri DANCING 9 to 1 MUST BE 18 YRS. OLD protection of our state forests. The next meeting will be a slide presentation on "Alaska" SPACIOUS BALLROOM WITH ACOUSTICS STOECKIGT'S IT'S THE HAPPIEST CANINE CARTOON OF ALL! rm Stoeckigt, Props. Phone 693-3256 Eugene and Jean Cleveland, Wis. TECHNICOLOR CINEMASCOPE Ifil by Orrin Meyer, Cilton.

Morgan Girl County Orator wc im fi mmj iejeti 1 5 BY REQUEST OF OUR PATRONS! HELD OVER! i) Nit. 23S NEW HOLSTEIN Susan Open 4:30 M3-7044 SHOWS 7:00 9:00 Morgan, a senior at New Hols sandwich r'THE NIFTIEST CHASE SEQUENCE SINCE i rir run SUPPER CLUB Highway 57, New Holstein Highway 57, New Holstein tein High School, will represent Calumet County in the Sixth District American Legion I ri UVIO I-Paul D.2immerman. Newsweek oratorical contest at Fond du Legion-Sponsored Contest at Algoma AT jOMA This year the Kewaunee County American Legion-sponsored oratorical contest will be held at Algoma. It will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Ernest Hauck'? post clubhouse.

The five American Legion posts in the county will be represented by students from Algoma, Kewaunee, and Luxem-burg-Casco high schools. Winner goes to the district. As in the past years, speakers will orate on some phase of the U.S. Constitution. Lac, Saturday, Feb.

5. vvwin in i i 0 A A She achieved the honor by winning the county contest at Hilbert recently over two other 20th Century-Fox presents THE FRENCH CONNECTION Friday Night FISH FRY All You Can Eat 1. 50 Music Dancing "DON PRIBEK TRIO" contestants. Title of Susan's ora tion is "Guarding Our Civil a nine minute speech dealing with the infringe IN THE GREAT TRADITION OF AMERICAN THRILLERS. ilMommo miiii'ttcunwi ft MlllTli ABHIf CIAMIAI, 1.

ment or our rights in regard to wire tapping and illegal sur veillance. Susan is the daughter of Mr Every Friday! Everyone loves our juicy charbroiled 27c FOR $1 THE STEAK HOUSE and Mrs. Edward Morgan, Rt. 1, New Holstein. She is sponsored by the New Holstein Legion Post 124.

Chairman of the Calumet county contest was Donald Schmltz, commander of the New Holstein Legion Post. Susan's coach is David Ditter, high school English teacher. FISH QCc LUNCH 93 3 generous portions of perch AT NEWTON Mtnryi np Irlad aaldtn brown Flih rtiMng on a bod of crltp lottuco and topped with Honryi tosty tartar auco. I or other sandwiches from our grill! 3 Miles South of Manitowoc 141 at County Trunk Complete Menu at all times DELICIOUS BROASTED CHICKEN ARISTORAY STEAKS, LOBSTER, SHRIMP SALAD BAR on SATURDAY and BUFFET NIGHTS French fries or potato salad Cole slaw Buttered tea roll PHONE 682-1081 and your order will be waiting. Increase Hot Lunch Rates KIEL The Kiel School District school board has an HENRY'S MkitM tn Manitowoc Jaycoci during Jaycoo Wook January 1 Thru FISH AND CHICKEN FRIDAYS BROASTED CHICKEN BUFFET WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY I I CHUCK WAGON i Large Sirloin for Two $6.95 Special Tuesday and Thursday! nounced an increase in student hot lunch rates to defray the cost of food and wage Increases.

Effective Jan. 24 weekly rates will bi raised from $1.73 to $1.85. Students purchasing single meal tickets will be charged 5 cents more. In other business teacher course selections were HOURS: Sun. thru Thurs.

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