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Abbotsford T ribune Published in Abbotsford - 70 years ago February 4, 1954
C.O.F. Bowling tournament goes off without a hitch
The Abbotsford C.O.F. bowling tournament closed Sunday night with Wisconsin Rapids No. 1 jumping into first place with a score of 2,570 pins.
Immunization center at school on Tuesday
An immunization and vaccination center will be held at the Abbotsford High School on Tuesday. Those from Abbotsford, Dorchester, Milan and Curtiss who wish to have their children immunized are urged to come to the dining room at the gymnasium at 9 a.m.
Abbotsford wins one
The Abbotsford Ramblers met Unity Tuesday evening in a non-conference match at the high school gym here. The Ramblers downed the Tigers and the preliminary game was also won by the Abbotsford B team.
Tribune-P honograph Published in Abbotsford and Colby - 50 years ago January 31, 1974
Primary election to fill three Colby school board positions
A primary election will be necessary in the Colby school board race as multiple candidates will vie for three spots on the board. The eight candidates are: George Kadonsky, L.T. âBudâ Carlyon, Donald Peissig, Bryce Luchterhand, Larry Meyer, Ronald Busse, Ray Binning and Roger Olson.
Jakel crowned egg champion
Chuck Jakel ate 22 boiled eggs to take first place at an egg eating contest at Nobbyâs Bar west of Abbotsford.
Dorchester Cheese Company is sold
Beatrice Foods Company, one of the leading food companies in the United States, has purchased the Dorchester Cheese Company, Inc., and has taken over possession of the property.
Tribune -P honograph Published in Abbotsford and Colby - 25 years ago February 3, 1999
Curtiss seeks grants for $1.5 million project
An engineering consultant said this week that Curtiss stands a very good chance of securing grants to cover most of the cost of a proposed $1.5 million water improvement project in the village.
Colby Okâs water and sewer for this summer
The Colby City Council this week approved a motion to have the city engineer draw up plans for extending water and sewer service north to annexed portions of the city during the 1999 construction season.
