Bio: Stevens, Ken &
Bev – Devoted Service to Thorp (Sep 1974)
Transcriber:
stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Stevens, Melcher, Schultz, Tetzner, Wall, Zoromski, Postler, Stuttgen,
Merlak, Fleming, Amundson, Ohlsen
----Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 26 Sep 1974
The Thorp Lions Club, in a special meeting last Thursday, honored Ken and Bev
Stevens for their devoted service to the Thorp area over the last nine years.
Lion President Melcher called the meeting to order and introduced Lion Harland
Schultz, master of ceremonies and general chairman for the evening.
As a part of the program, guests Jack and Joan Tetzner gave introductory talks
about the history of the couple in Thorp.
Ken’s accomplishments include the outstanding work he has done in the
instrumental division of the Thorp High School music department, and raising of
the Thorp Band from a 32 member Class C outfit to a 85 member Class A award
winning organization. Bev has spent many hours working with the baton twirlers,
has been fund raising director locally for the Multiple Sclerosis Society and
the Salvation Army, and been involved in many other activities, in spite of some
serious general health setbacks.
Parents of the two were introduced to the surprise of the honored guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Woody Wall of Withee and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stevens of Wisconsin Dells.
The fathers of Bev and Ken presented some interesting remarks about their early
years.
Additional lauds and jibes were then offered by the Lions Postler, Zoromski,
Fleming, Stuttgen and Merlak, as well as guest Dale Amundson.
It was a truly enjoyable evening for all, a night the club showed the
appreciation the town has for these two people who have given so much of their
time and themselves to the benefit of many in the community.
After heartwarming comments by the Stevens’, the club presented them with a
floral arrangement and an attractive wall clock.
A delicious walleyed pike dinner.
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