Library Events Activities at the Campbellsport Public Library 220 North Helena St., P.O. Box 405 www.campbellsportlibrary.org 920-533-8534 Greetings from the Campbellsport Public Library! We had a wonderful time at our family fun night on June 26. Nearly 300 people visited the library for this event. Children played games, had their faces painted, and watched as our two balloon twisters

ST. KILIAN from page 5 George Ruplinger? Is it a Ruplinger of the hotel? Was this a picture of a customer, owner, or patron? There was a Beisbier who owned land in that vicinity, so it’s possible it was a Beisbier holding the horse. In addition, what was the path from the church like at 1900? Don thinks the path is wood, and the wood path looks new. This would be an ideal time to show off

Check It Out! LORI KREIS, DIRECTOR KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY We are well into our Summer Learning Program “All Together Now – Bee a Summer Reader” and have accumulated more than 50,000 minutes read! That is at leastthre hours per registered reader, but we know there are some that have read a lot more. Besides the best incentive of keeping away summer slide for children and continuing

Lomira’s Breitlow Looks Forward to Another Term on W.I.A.A. Advisory Council Competitive balance, recruiting and retaining officials, spectator conduct among top priorities MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Back in April, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) released the election results for its 2022-23 Advisory Council seats, and School District of Lomira Administrator

PLYMOUTH RACING from page 31 1978 before retiring in 1982. Ken Painter – Known as a fan-favorite throughout his career, Painter began racing in 1964. Painter took second in the Modified points race in 1969 before earning the 1971 Modified title aided by three fast times. Painter, who displayed a dinosaur on his cars, retired after the 1971 season. On Aug. 18, 1982, Painter won an Old Timer’s

Shultz Lake, A.K.A. Pardadise MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST If you are talking about family traditions, I have one for you. Back in 1982, my Dad – the late Robert Walters – my brother Mike Walters, our family friend Elmer Schlief and myself did our first flyin adventure to Shultz Lake. Schultz is 55-airmiles northwest of Red Lake, Ontario, and we had so much fun that, other than the Covid

CALVING from page 10 or Dotyville.” If he had to choose, he thought they were more likely available at Dotyville by Braun’s Hardware. To a farmer they are called calf chains. “They were about that long [he motioned two- to three-feet], and they got cranked up. They always would stay on.” It was impressive how they worked. “It ain’t nothing like that there,” he said, looking at