Kaukauna Times
By Lyle Hansen KAHS
September 5, 1956
John Andrejeski, Sunday afternoon was declared
the Fox Valley golf course club champion for 1956 after beating out Lew Cattanach.
Andrejeski was leading one up at the end of eighteen holes, but Cattanach
rallied somewhat on the third round with the help of a hole-in-one on three
went up at the end of twenty-seven. Andrejeski, who won the club championship
several times, however, was not to be denied as he bore down in what developed
into a final eight all to claim the decision.
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THE KAUKAUNA KLUBBERS Left to right in the
back row are Manager Stoney Vander Steen, Art Levknecht, Gene Wittman, Tom
Nytes, Bob Petruska and Dick Jaeger. In the front row, same order are Joe Van
Linn, Jim Nirschl, Elmer Kobs, Ken Vander Velden, Harry Wilson and Tom Hilgenberg.
The
Kaukauna Klubber baseball team Sunday afternoon had relatively little trouble
as they edged to a 10-8 decision over Little Chute Dutchman to claim the second
half championship of the Fox Valley baseball league.
September 7, 1956
Newsprint shortage has caused a part of the
Kaukauna Times be printed today on a different paper which originated in
Kaukauna at the Thilmany Pulp and Paper company. While this is a beautiful
sheet for merchandising, it is a little unorthodox for newspapers, but a
lifesaver for the Times today. The arrival of a carload of newsprint next week,
however plus an exchange of rolls with the West Bend News will bring the Times
back to a normal newsprint situation next week- we hope.
Director Dominic Bordini of Kaukauna School of
Vocational and Adult Education this week reported that the school, in order to
meet the needs and interest of the individuals of the city, has retained the
services of a larger and more technical training staff than ever before in its
history. The director added, “It is a tribute to the individual’s abilities and
willingness to learn and keep on learning that they enroll in the vocational
schools.”
September 12, 1956
Three new cases of polio reported to assistant health officer Robert Vanevenhoven on Friday brought this year's total to eight, according to the recent report. The affected persons include a 28-year-old adult, a 17 and 18-year-old youths and five children aged 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Two of the relatively recent cases and one family, in which both victims received the vaccine before the disease was contracted, and have been of a light variety.
Plans to set up a Civil Defense program in Kaukauna will be the item for discussion Tuesday afternoon at the council chambers. Among the facets of the civil defense organization to be considered will be the appointment of auxiliary fire and policeman, a ground observer corps, emergency squads and possibly an evacuation plan the case of an enemy attack.
September 14, 1956
After being advised by
the Commissioner of Baseball of the dates and ticket prices for 1956 World
Series, general manager John Quinn announced today that the Milwaukee Braves
have received permission from the commissioner to print World Series tickets and
that the Braves would start accepting World Series tickets applications on
Sunday, September 16 by mail only. If the Braves win the National League
pennant, games one and two will be played at Milwaukee County Stadium.
The Kaukauna city limits were extended south,
and 26.33 acres were added to the city by the acceptance of the common Council
at its September 4 meeting of the plotting of the Green Meadows addition
belonging to Arthur Jonen and Raymond Bies. The new plot contains forty-four
lots.
September 19, 1956
The Green Ghosts of Kaukauna's Holy Cross
parochial school sees its first official action Thursday afternoon as they meet
the gridders from St. Joseph's of Appleton. The Holy Cross crew has been
working out for the past couple of weeks with head coach, Dave Flanagan. The
entire roster consists of forty-four boys ranging from fifth to eighth
graders. In Thursday's contest the ends
will be Ken Diedrich and Jim Schumann, the tackles will be Marvin Heindel and
Ron Solberg, the guards, Jack Weiland and Dale Buchberger, the center, Pete
Bachhuber, quarterback Gene LaBorde, the left half Fred Steger, the right half, either Lee
Jacques or Ron DeBroux and the fullback Pat Coleman.
Fire Chief, William Haupt, has accepted
appointment as chairman of the 1956 “March Against Muscular Dystrophy” in
Kaukauna.
The Steiner Sales Company of Chicago, owners of
the Badger Tissue Mills in Kaukauna, took out a building permit with Kaukauna
City engineer for the construction of the $38,000 addition to their plant
located at the intersection of Dodge and Island streets. Excavation for the new
addition will start this week.
The six postal clerks at Kaukauna are pictured. Left to
right back row are Don Wenzel, Jack Hilgenberg and assistant postmaster, Mrs.
Gen Andersen. Front row are Art Schubring, Amay Bayorgeon and Ed Kaphingst.
September 21, 1956
Mayor Joseph Bayorgeon’s ten-year record of
never having missed a council meeting was kept intact Tuesday evening through a
courtesy gesture on the part of the members of the common council. Alderman
James Gertz Pres. of the council conducted the business portion of the meeting
at the Council chambers in the municipal building, the council reconvened in
the mayor’s room at Kaukauna community hospital in order that the Mayor could
call the meeting to order, hold rollcall and adjourned the meeting. The action
enabled the mayor to continue his ten-year record. Following the action, the
mayor thanked the council for their kind thought.
September 26, 1956
Leone Runge blasted a 232 game and a 572 series
of the Friday night ladies bowling league at S&B bowling alleys.
Two Kaukauna youths along with a young man from
Little Chute were among twelve persons to be inducted into the armed services
on Friday, September 21 according to the local board of the Appleton selective
service office. The Kaukauna men were David L. Huss, and Keith L. Siebers. The
Little Chute man, a volunteer for induction, was William J. Marquardt.
The Bank of Kaukauna -
Wisconsin Ave. & Lawe Street
The hard pumping legs of fullback Jack Coenen
accompanied by the broken field running of left back, Bob DeBruin was too much
for the New London Bulldogs Friday evening as the Ghost romped to a 19-6
decision at the Bulldogs home field.
September 28, 1956
Coach Lisle Blackbourn will enter his third
season of professional football when the Green Bay Packers meet the Detroit
Lions at City Stadium, Green Bay on Sunday afternoon, September 30. The game
promises to be as spectacular as the last three meetings with the Lions in
Green Bay. In 1953 the Lions edged the Packers 14-7 on a pass by Bobby Layne
and a miraculous catch by Leon Hart for 22 yards in the fourth quarter. In 1954
the Lions edged the Packers 21-17. Last season the Packers edged the Lions
20-17 on the last minute heroics by end Gary Knafelc. Gary caught the winning
TD in the last seconds of the game and was carried around the field on the
shoulders of the exuberant fans.
1956 St. John Little
Chute altar boys.
Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Grissman
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eiting
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vander Wyst
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boucher
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vander Loop
Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Schyndel
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Verhagen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis School
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William DeGoey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kilsdonk
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Van Eyck
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William St. Arnold
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Alphons Bachhuber, Jr.
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Buchberger
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vanden Heuvel
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Renfro
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Peerenboom
Son to Mr. and Mrs. David Specht
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sears
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Blumreich
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broeren
Son to Mr. and Mrs. David Maas
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lueck
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baeten
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zenisek
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenwood
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haessly
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seif
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adrian
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Van Asten
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zonzag
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Beach
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Minten
Daughter to the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Heinrich
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartjes
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Vander Heiden
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reybrock
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Van De Hey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. James Couillard
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Rusch
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heinz
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Woldt, Jr.
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Raedts
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wippich
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schumacher
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vandenberg
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Ernst
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome LeBlanc
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Havinga, Jr.
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Valentyn
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Koch
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rosencranz
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corey
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mignon
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nechodom
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Guyette
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vander Wielen
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Vande Hey
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hermus
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Vandenberg
Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts
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