Kaukauna Times - August 1960
August 3, 1960August 5, 1960
Ratification of a new contract between Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company and the union was completed. The contract affects 1250 employees. The contract grants pay increases of 4c per hour to all female employees and a 9c rate increase to all male employees.
August 8, 1960
25,000 people jammed Kimberly Saturday evening as the village celebrated its 50th Birthday. Fourteen marching bands were interspersed among endless floats, revamped jalopies, horse drawn carriages and displays of modern business equipment. Governor Gaylord Nelson addressed the gathering by praising Kimberly for the time and effort put into the celebration.
August 17, 1960
Bill Mitchler fired a
sizzling one under par 36 on the first round of the President’s Cup
Championship Saturday to pace the field and win the gold cup at Fox Valley
links.
1960 assessed valuation
of property in Kaukauna nears the $23,500,000 mark. This is the highest in
previous years. It is interesting that cattle and steamboats have declined
greatly over the past three years. Last fall saw the final tugs and barges
operating here in the Fox River.
August 19, 1960
A total of 137 Kaukauna girls are expected to compete for the title of Future Miss Kaukauna, Junior Miss Kaukauna, and Miss Kaukauna this weekend as the Jaycees sponsor their tenth anniversary rededication of the Memorial pool.
Kaukauna High School principal, Walter Schmidt this week
issued a reminder to students and parents of the dress codes set by the school
board. Dress for girls during school hours should consist of blouses, sweaters
and skirts or simple dresses. Make-up should be kept to a minimum. Girls are
not permitted in classes wearing slacks or with their hair in pin-curls. Party
dresses including high-heel shoes are not permitted. Recommended dress for boys
include dress or wash trousers and a shirt or dress shirt. Boys usually wear sport
jackets for dress-up events. Jeans and
Bermuda shorts are forbidden, and boots are not permitted in classrooms by boys
or girls. Extreme hair cuts, such as
ducktails for boys are not acceptable and long sideburns are regarded as
inappropriate for school.
The 75th Anniversary of the founding of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School will be observed this week. The school began in 1885 eight years after the church organized in Kaukauna.
THE GIRLS’ SEGMENT of Kaukauna’s 1960 swim team. Front row from
left Jane Bachhuber, Nanette Brenzel, Mary Fischer, Joan Sachs, Mary Hartzheim,
Laurie Gertz, Mary Haen; second row, Jessie Pratt, Janet Weeks, Donna Coenen,
Lillian Mather, Linda Morgan, Joan Ludvigsen, Paula Koch, Donna McDaniels,
Luanne Schmalz, Mary Ann Woldt, Top row: Coach Tom Lieding, Christine Nelson,
Carol Schroeder, Pam Tepolt, Sue Whittaker, Lynn Schuh, Susie Keough, Betty Van
Dyke, Mary Ann Lamine, Janet Rueter, Cynthia Gaffney, Sue Alger, Patty Van
Dyke.
THE 1960 KAUKAUNA SWIMMING TEAM, Front row from left are: Allan Hartzheim, Bill Fischer, Harold Reichel, Mike Allgeyer, Ed Jansen, Dennis Wandell, Roger Berken, Gary Grissman, Second row: Al Mather, Mike Coenen, Dick Ball, Tom Andrews, Dan Reichel, Rod Tepolt, Jeff Tepolt, Don Arps, Ken Roffers. Top row: Roger Swanningson, Jack Grissman, Dave Lamers, Bob Pahl, Mark McAndrews, Ken Koester, Paul Reichel, John Niesen, Bruce Mathis, Assistant Coach Doug Ludvigsen, Coach Tom Lieding.
Assisting the adult leaders in the juvenile sports
activities during the summer are these four youths. Left to right are James
Steger, Kenneth Kavanaugh, Thomas Frank and Dennis Burns.
Three Miss Kaukauna’s
selected Sunday at the Jaycee-sponsored Memorial pool rededication. Left to
right they are Betty Young, Miss Future Kaukauna, Mary Behnke, Miss Kaukauna
and Judy Jansen, Miss Junior Kaukauna. Standing to the left is Bob Zimmerman
Jaycee chairman of the contest and at the right is Art Schmalz, who served as
master of ceremonies for the contest.
1960 Chevrolet Corvette
August
26, 1960 - Kiddie Parade
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