10 Years Ago Juergen Voss, owner of Open Air Garden Center, adopted ‘Ducky’ last July after its mother was killed on the road. Ducky was about three days old. Voss kept the little duck in his garage at nights and in the backyard during the summer, where it liked to play in the pool. The duck learned to fly, but refused to leave. Now Voss keeps the duck at the garden center on Road 30W. The duck follows Voss wherever he goes. Ducky, has a penchant for untying the shoelaces of garden center customers. The only other problem Voss has encountered so far is Ducky’s taste for the tender, juicy roots of pond plants at the garden center - at $20 per plant. 25 Years Ago “Sit back, relax, and have a good time,” Alan Osmond told the enthusiastic audience which greeted he and his brothers, Wayne and Merrill, at their first Warsaw concert recently at the Wagon Wheel Playhouse. Promised a unique show, the concert-goers were not disappointed. It marked the first appearance by the brothers in the Warsaw area. 50 Years Ago Approximately 500 visitors were on hand for the opening of the third annual student Art Show at the county fairgrounds Sunday afternoon. They viewed the 3,000 exhibits and applauded the 65 artists who received merit awards from Carl W. Burt, superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools. At least 200 more visitors registered later in the afternoon. 75 Years Ago The following Warsawans will go to Indianapolis to spend two days attending the grand chapter of Indiana of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dewart, Mrs. Frank Brennan, Mrs. Joyce Saylor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sanders and Mrs. John Shoup.
