Kaukauna Times - By Lyle Hansen
February 4, 1970
The cold wind and deep snow meant nothing to
the drivers Sunday as the Fox Valley Sports Car Club stages its first trials of
the year at Waverly Beach on Lake Winnebago.
Due to the closing of the former dump site in
the Town of Buchanan, the Kaukauna board is considering alternate means of waste
disposal. Two types of trash management were discussed. One process would be
the burning of up to 48 tons of trash per day reducing it to 7% volume. The
second method would be a landfill process.
February 6, 1970
Patrolman John Carnot uses and inflatable splint to
immobilize the arm of Sgt. Gerald Lopas as part of first aid training program
for students.
February 11, 1970
The cause of the fire which took the lives of
Mrs. Marvin Hooyman and four of her children in an early morning blaze on
January 11 is still unknown according to Fire Chief Ted Smits.
A new store at a new location was opened by the
St. Vincent de Paul society of Kaukauna Monday in a step forward in a move to
downtown Kaukauna. The society purchased the Second Street building next to the
Vaudette theatre. The building was formerly the Stokes Grocery store.
February 18, 1970
Three Kaukauna High wrestlers qualified for the
sectional tournament to be held in Green Bay on February 20 – 21. Mike Pomeroy
at 137, Steve Van Schyndel at 145 pounds and
Norm Van Wychen at 115 pounds.
Zooming down the hill at Kaukauna’s Riverside City park was
this happy youngster. Tim Schell manages a smile despite being snow-covered and
cold on his saucer sled.
February 20, 1970
Holy Cross School assured itself a share of the
Catholic Boys’ conference title Sunday with a win over St. John’s of Menasha to
the tone of 58-42. The win left Holy Cross with a 13-0 record for the season.
Both Holy Cross and St. John’s went into the game with 12-0 records.
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