Kaukauna Times
June 2, 1965
Reverend John H. Schuh will be ordained to
the priesthood Saturday, May 29 at St. Francis Xavier Green Bay. John is a
native of Kimberly and graduated from Holy Name School in Kimberly and Sacred
Heart Seminary, Oneida.
Rev. Mark A. Uitenbrock was ordained to the
priesthood on May 29 in Green Bay. He graduated from Holy Angel’s school in
Darboy and graduated Sacred Heart Seminary Oneida in 1959. He received his
bachelor’s degree in 1961 from St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Picketing by Local 474 of the International
Association of Machinists completed its second day Thursday at Giddings and
Lewis Machine tool company. Kaukauna following a walkout Wednesday by 180
employees.
June 4, 1965
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Earl (Curly) Lambeau, founder, player and
coach of the Green Bay Packers, who died Tuesday at the age of 67, was a
visitor and speaker at football dinners at various times. Arthur H. Mongin said of Lambeau that he was
always agreeable and easy to deal with when he lined up speakers. For the first
Lions Club football dinner in 1936 Lambeau and Richard “Red” Smith were the
speakers. Green Bay had lost to the Bears 33 to 3 two days before, Mongin
recalls But Curly pronounced at the dinner. “We will win the championship, and
if we don’t it will be the coaches’ fault.” The Packers went on to win the
title that year.
Approximately 20 feet of the Lawe Street bridge
railing was damaged Sunday morning when a car driven by Daniel Haen Green Bay
Rd., slid into the cement supporting post of the bridge. It was raining hard at 1:45 AM when the
accident was reported to police. Haen was only passenger and was not injured
but the entire car was damaged.
Kaukauna High School trackmen under head coach
Ronald Margelofsky ended the 1965 season with a five and one record in dual
meets first and second finishes and triangular meets finish third in the
Kimberly rallies, fourth in the conference meet and sixth in the sectional
meet.
Den Priebe was named the most valuable elect
1965 while Bill Nagan was tagged the most improved 1965. The Kaukauna High School
tennis team finished the 1965 season with a 1-4 record to place fifth in
conference standings. Co-captains elect for 1966 are Den Priebe and Thomas
Collins.
Graduates of 1965 will be stepping out into the
most revolutionary age that man has known, and they must be prepared to respond
to a challenging world. Kaukauna High School seniors were told at commencement
exercises Thursday by Charles H. Percy president of Bell and Howell and
candidate for governor of Illinois. A crowd of 1300 graduates relatives and
friends gathered in the high school gym for the ceremonies. Dr. George Behnke,
vice president of the school board presented diplomas to 285 seniors. Percy stated
that scientific advancements are moving too swiftly to keep pace with all the
innovations in any field. It took 5000 years to reach the steam age, another
100 to the age of air travel. A third age, that of the atom, arrived only 40
years later. In a relatively short time -- 12 years the world has reached the
age of space.
June 11, 1965
The honor guard escorted Mrs. Ann Linn
in her honor at Nicolet school as she quit her duties as crossing guard. Left
to right front to back are Barbara Fenn, Bob Wendt, Ken Mischler, David Hash,
Paul Sanders and Bobby Bartels. Right row Kay Heaney, Dennis Lange, David
Skromme, David Kohls, David Vanderloop and Jeff Schuelke.
Foundry workers, numbering about 110 men,
returned to work Wednesday at Giddings and Lewis Machine Tool Company as
machinists continue to picket the plant in their strike which began June 2.
June 16, 1965
Robert S. Grogan, Kaukauna postmaster,
was elected president of the Wisconsin chapter of national Association of postmasters
at the state postmaster's convention held in Fond du Lac June 8.
With the changes announced by the Wisconsin
Telephone Company, three minutes station to station calls within Wisconsin will
cost no more than $.45, starting at 8 pm daily and any time on Sunday. The
maximum charge is $.90 after 8 pm for calls outside Wisconsin and, all day
Sunday.
Several girls from this area are among the 450
participants at the 22nd session of Badger Girl’s State June 12-19 on the
University of Wisconsin campus. June Borchardt and Kristen DeBruin are
representing Kaukauna High School. Ruth Eggert represents Freedom High School.
June 18, 1965
A crowd estimated at over 200 was on hand last
Friday evening as Kaukauna men -- violators of the 175th Jubilee proclamation
-- were brought to justice. Offenders faced Kourt Judge Vincent Ebben and his
officers as another successful Kangaroo Kourt fun session was held. The stockade was set up on the south-side
near the corner of Main Ave. and 3rd Street.
June 23, 1965
Quick action by Dan Romenesko, 13, helped avert
a tragedy last Wednesday near his home in Washington Street. Five-year-old
Gloria Pomeroy had been playing with friends by manhole in front of the
Romenesko home and had lifted off the bolted cover exposing the manhole. Gloria
was trying to replace the cover when she fell in, head first. Dan Romenesko
happened to be riding on a bicycle when the accident occurred. He went down in
the manhole and pulled Gloria out. The water was approximately 5 feet deep.
Gloria had swallowed some water but escaped with only a slight bruise on her
head.
“Getting to know you, getting to know all about
you,” words taken from a popular musical might as well had been the theme for
the 29th of Kaukauna High School Alumni Rally at Van Abel’s Saturday
evening. A capacity crowd was on hand to
hear the welcome by Association president Robert Goetzman.
June 25, 1965
SP/4 Mark Bachhuber was presented with an
Air Medal for meritorious achievement on June 11. The medal was awarded for 25
direct combat assault missions against the Viet Cong. The missions were carried
out while Mark was participating in aerial flight to support the ground forces
of the Republic of South Vietnam.
June 30, 1965
Naval Cadet Wayne F. Hillegas, of Filmore Street
Kaukauna, Primary Flight Student with Flight 14 has been selected as Training
Squadron One “Student of the Week”.
Gary Weyers will compete in the Milwaukee
Journal Wisconsin recreation Department tennis tournament for the state of
Wisconsin at Milwaukee after winning the boys up to 14 years division at the
district meet at Appleton on Monday.
Wisconsin Sen. Gaylord Nelson has summarized his views on the Vietnam situation. He says American troops must not become involved in a major land war in Asia. He stated ultimately the Vietnam conflict can be settled permanently only through political negotiations, with the settlement enforced by the great powers. Peace and stability will return to South Vietnam only when a strong native government is established with the popular support. Nelson says he believes these principles are also accepted by President Johnson and our government policy has not changed from what was under Eisenhower and Kennedy.
Keith Verhagen, 16, has peddled the
Kaukauna Times since December of 1964 on the south side of Kaukauna.
Arthur “Chip” Lamers, Jr., 17, has peddled the
Kaukauna Times since late 1962 on the northside of Kaukauna.
Kaukauna Rally Pictures
Births
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daul
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger
VandenHeuvel
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Van Dyn Hoven
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John VandeHey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael L Verhagen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brucker
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fink
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Deschke
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rausch
Son to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Vandenboom
Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Edden
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Evers
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peters
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Hearden
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Schafer
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bloch
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pahl
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giordana
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William LeRoy
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hooyman
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herr
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heid
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gale Voet
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Grafmeier
Son to Mr. and Mrs. John DeWild
Son to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bast
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawley
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swick
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Leicht
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bloch
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pahl
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giordana
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William LeRoy
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hooyman
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Denzel
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sachs
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Mueller
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Staay
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boots
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meulemans
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Vande Hey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brighum
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spindler
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gloudermans
Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Verkuilen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ross
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Grissman
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert James
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Van Dyn Hoven
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gloudemans
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Fritsch
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Siebers
50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorchals
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