August 2, 1967
Little Chute shut out Monona Grove 2-0 to annex
its first Wisconsin State Semi-Pro Baseball championship in Madison. Earlier in
the day the Chuters edged Madison American 8-7 to enter the championship round.
In both games Hank Peerenboom entered the game as a relief pitcher and
preserved the victory. Hank garnered three hits in the semi-final victory
including a two-run home run.
August 4, 1967
Kaukauna National Guardsmen members of the 32nd
Division were those called up for duty in the Milwaukee riot control. Those
called are James and Frederick Steger, Ron Donnermeyer, Robert Schaefer, Jack
Donnermeyer, William Jakl, Larry Greenwood, Lance Goetzman, Arthur Koehne, Don
Wenzel. From Kimberly are Robert Munes and Leon Ebben.
August 9, 1967
Sgt. Thomas Pahl of Kaukauna was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal with V for heroism in the Republic of Viet Nam
theater in April of this year. Sgt. Pahl served as a Rifleman on a night
waterborne assault mission near the village of Phu Due, Vietnam.
August 16, 1967
Ronald Rademacher, Kaukauna, entered the
Air Force undergoing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.
Wayne Hull set a course record for other
golfers to shoot at when he fired a five under par 68 Sunday at the new Fox
Valley club.
The Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City
Chiefs will battle it out for the pro football championship in the Super Bowl
for the second straight year, according to a pre-season poll of sportswriters.
The Packers are also predicted to win it.
August 18, 1967
Hospitalman Robert W. Joosten, USN, Little
Chute, is serving with the Third Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment in Vietnam.
The unit is engaged in search out and destroy the enemy forces. The unit is
also engaged in civic action designed to assist the Vietnamese people in
completing building projects.
August 21, 1967
Alderman William
Rogers, left and utility commissioner member Norbert Gerend, center, discuss
“Operation Riverbank” activities while grader operator Harry Young of Fox
Valley Construction looks on.
August 25, 1967
Awards were won in the
newspaper competitions recently by the Kaukauna Times are displayed by staff
members. Left to right are Gary Schriver, news writer, Ron Kappmeyer,
advertising staff man, Glenn Hansen, general assignments and Fred Kailhofer,
news staff man.
Van Dyn Hoven Buick
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