Remember When 7.3.2013
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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According to Catherine Crowell, YMCA YogaKids instructor, Maya Panicker, 6, a kindergarton student at Eisenhower Elementary School and daughter of Kumar and Usha Panicker, Winona Lake, was chosen to appear in a yoga video to be filmed May 19-23 at Long Beach, Mich. The video distributor is Gatam, an international distributor of fitness equipment. Rosie Fleming, Rachel McClelland and Laura White, all Warsaw children under the age of 8, also auditioned in April. For her work, Maya will receive $500.
25 Years Ago
Construction of the Warsaw Biblical Gardens has been set back a year. Plans were to start developing this April or May. Because the project needs more planning and designing, officials decided to postpone it. “We need to make sure we have everything taken care of before we start on the Gardens,” said Judy Prichard, spokesman. The Gardens will cover nearly a half acre and extend along Canal Street to Detroit Street. It features shrubs, trees, flowers, grasses, crops and herbs from the Bible. There are only five Biblical Gardens in the United States, and Warsaw’s will be second largest.
50 Years Ago
The Warsaw Rotary Club volleyball team won the YMCA service club, volleyball championship trophy, presented by General Secretary Don Reap. Team captain is Bruce Howe. Members are Louis Breading, Terry Klondaris, Bruce Maish, John Widaman, Dr. Paul Grossnickle, Jim Webb, Phil Spear, Bill Gerard, Rev. Bill Vamos, Herm Schaefer and Dale Tucker. John Snell was the team’s official scorer. The Rotary won the championship with a 10-2 record for the season.
75 Years Ago
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Bennewitz, of Warsaw, and Fred Gresso, of Winona Lake, were dinner guests of Mrs. Harry Wingard and daughter, Luella, of Lake Wawasee.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Boggs, of southwest of Warsaw, entertained as their dinner guests Mr. & Mrs. Earl Boggs and son and Mrs. Sam Boggs Sr.
George Jenkins, one of Warsaw’s World War veterans, who holds a clerical position in the state soldiers’ home at Lafayette, is spending a few days in the city with relatives and friends.
E. A. Arnold, of southwest of Claypool, is ill at his home with an infected foot.[[In-content Ad]]
According to Catherine Crowell, YMCA YogaKids instructor, Maya Panicker, 6, a kindergarton student at Eisenhower Elementary School and daughter of Kumar and Usha Panicker, Winona Lake, was chosen to appear in a yoga video to be filmed May 19-23 at Long Beach, Mich. The video distributor is Gatam, an international distributor of fitness equipment. Rosie Fleming, Rachel McClelland and Laura White, all Warsaw children under the age of 8, also auditioned in April. For her work, Maya will receive $500.
25 Years Ago
Construction of the Warsaw Biblical Gardens has been set back a year. Plans were to start developing this April or May. Because the project needs more planning and designing, officials decided to postpone it. “We need to make sure we have everything taken care of before we start on the Gardens,” said Judy Prichard, spokesman. The Gardens will cover nearly a half acre and extend along Canal Street to Detroit Street. It features shrubs, trees, flowers, grasses, crops and herbs from the Bible. There are only five Biblical Gardens in the United States, and Warsaw’s will be second largest.
50 Years Ago
The Warsaw Rotary Club volleyball team won the YMCA service club, volleyball championship trophy, presented by General Secretary Don Reap. Team captain is Bruce Howe. Members are Louis Breading, Terry Klondaris, Bruce Maish, John Widaman, Dr. Paul Grossnickle, Jim Webb, Phil Spear, Bill Gerard, Rev. Bill Vamos, Herm Schaefer and Dale Tucker. John Snell was the team’s official scorer. The Rotary won the championship with a 10-2 record for the season.
75 Years Ago
Mr. & Mrs. Orville Bennewitz, of Warsaw, and Fred Gresso, of Winona Lake, were dinner guests of Mrs. Harry Wingard and daughter, Luella, of Lake Wawasee.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Boggs, of southwest of Warsaw, entertained as their dinner guests Mr. & Mrs. Earl Boggs and son and Mrs. Sam Boggs Sr.
George Jenkins, one of Warsaw’s World War veterans, who holds a clerical position in the state soldiers’ home at Lafayette, is spending a few days in the city with relatives and friends.
E. A. Arnold, of southwest of Claypool, is ill at his home with an infected foot.[[In-content Ad]]
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