By Lyle Hansen
February 5,
1969
The Kaukauna Jaycees have established the
opening of the Wisconsin Jaycee-Cystic Fibrosis Research Fund with the
presentation of a check.
February 7,
1969
Floyd Hammen slammed a 257 game in way to a
661-top series in the Fox Valley league at the Little Chute Recreation Lanes
last week.
Raymond A. Plzak, Kaukauna, was a
mid-year graduate of the University of Wisconsin Madison on January 25. Ray
received his military commission into the Armed Forces during the ceremony.
February 12,
1969
Charles Heindel,
Radioman third Class in the Navy Reserve has been awarded the Navy Achievement
Medal for the performance of his duties in Viet Nam.
The annual Kaukauna Rec. Ice Carnival was held
Sunday on the Tenth St. rink. The winners were:
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Connie McPheil – junior girls
Mark Van Abel – junior boys
Jean DeWitt – intermediate girls
Ray Harwey – intermediate boys
Jim Verbeten – senior boys
Cathy Lopas - senior girls
Sue Gerow – junior girls
Mark Van Abel – Junior boys
Marvin Wiedenhaupt – teen boys
Barb Borree – intermediate girls
Dave Grissman – Intermediate boys
February 14,
1969
Mary Kay Klister was named the D.A.R.
winner at Kaukauna High School for 1969. The award is presented annually by the
Daughters of the American Revolution and goes to the senior girls who best
exemplifies leadership, citizenship, dependability and service to the school.
Dedication
Plaque for the Golden Venture Apartments is presented, left to right Kaukauna
Mayor Gilbert Anderson, Vincent Lombardi, former Packer head coach, Lee Scherer, chairman
of the Kaukauna housing authority and
David Carley of the Public Facilities builders.
February 19,
1969
The Kaukauna Electric & Water Department
will request approval for a rate increase according to Norbert Rhinerson
utility manager. Since 1912 this is the first-rate increase requested by the
utility.
Brigadier General
Joseph L. Lingle,
formally of Kaukauna, will receive a trophy during the Air Force association’s
annual convention in March. General Lingle is the commander of the 440th
tactical air lift wing at Gen, Mitchell field in Milwaukee. The 440th
has been named the association’s outstanding reserve unit four times in the
past six years.
February 21,
1969
New room rates were set for Kaukauna Community
Hospital. Effective March 1, the new rate for a double room is $26 while a
private room rate is set at $32.50 per day.
February 26,
1969
The Kaukauna Hylanders women’s basketball team
was crowned champions of the AAU Tournament in West Allis, Wisconsin the past
weekend with a 39-30 triumph over Milwaukee Aces in the final game. Members of the Kaukauna team include Kris
Ostrowski, Pat Moede, Sharon Ploor, Karen Dix, Jane Jahn, Sharon Jermstad,
Jeanne Forest and Judy Weigman.
Boy Scout Troop 27, St.
Mary’s, are working on citizenship projects. John Kilgas, John Czckalski, John
Nytes, Amado Garcia, Darrell Wittmann and Dale Busse.
A letter written to the Washington Post
praising the various attributes of former Packer coach now present Redskin
coach Vince Lombardi by a Kaukauna housewife brought her considerable mail from
east of the Potomac over the past week. The Kaukauna woman wrote “I am a
perfectly respectable wife and mother of five children. But on Sunday
afternoons I am a foot-stomping, furniture-kicking, muttering hellion who grew
up on Packer lore. I say words under my breath my husband doesn’t even know I
know. Well I’m glad he’s in Washington. Now Mr. Lombardi’s message needs to
reach millions of Americans not just the handful in Wisconsin.
Sgt. Dale Sachs is on duty at Da Nang
AB, Vietnam. Sgt. Sachs, a medical records specialist, is in a unit of the
Pacific Air Forces. He is a 1964 Kaukauna High School graduate.
February 28,
1969
Dennis Meulemans, a rural Kaukauna
student has been named to a position on the administration of the 50th
Wisconsin Little International Livestock and Horse Show held Feb. 28 at the
University of Wisconsin stock pavilion.
Marine Pvt. Ronald
Schmitt,
Kaukauna, has graduated recruit training at the Marine Corps training center.
He will now under go individual combat training before being assigned to a
unit.
Cadet Stanley Plzak, Kaukauna, a senior in
the U.S. Army ROTC program at the University of Wisconsin, has been promoted to
the rank of cadet Colonel and assigned the position of Battalion Commander in
the cadet battalion. Cadet Plzak in a 1965 graduate of Kaukauna High school.
Three Kaukauna
residents were among the 31 practical nursing students who received
diplomas.
Joan Van Wychen Barbara Schmidt
Mary Courtney
Five men
from the Kaukauna Post office have been honored with a safe driving awards for
logging a total of 75,000 accident free miles while on duty. Donald Wenzel, 14
years, Edward Kaphingst, 8 years; John Tulloch, 16 years; George Vanden Hogen,
5 years and Robert Wittman, 6 years.
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