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The U.S. Postal Service and Hershey's candies teamed up to provide a national pumpkin decorating contest. Burket Post Office sponsored a contest Oct. 22 for community kids. Thirteen children and their parents transformed pumpkins into their own creations using Hershey's candies. Winners from Burket: Cheyenne Jackson, first; Kaylynn May, second. Both received a stuffed bear.
The Dancing Grannies will be the guest entertainers Nov. 1 at Senior Hour, a new program held monthly at the Warsaw Community Public Library. The troupe, composed of 10 seniors ages 67-88, began in 1990. They dance to various types of music and do 50 performances a year.Warsaw Community High School choral department presents its first concert of the school year Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Lakeview Middle School auditorium, under the direction of Scott Avery and accompanied by Darlene Skinner.
Richard D. Kline, principal at Warsaw Community High School since 1981, was recognized as one of eight outstanding administrators for the 1989-90 school year by the Indiana Secondary School Administrators at their fall conference Oct. 17.
Grace College presents "The Mouse That Roared" Oct. 22-27 at the Grace College Little Theatre. Tickets available: Herald Book Store, Winona Lake, or Butterfly Records, Warsaw.Mrs. George Heaton is sponsor of the National Junior Honor Society. Installed this week at the Junior High Armory: Frances Lemler, Margie Hogan, Sharon Smith, Naomi Hood, Vickie Poats, Debbie Smith, Irene Tschetter, Gwen Scheeler, Tom Dzuba, Bob Forbes, Bruce Grossnickle, Matt Kelty, Kim Essenburg, Mike Reap, John Haney and Doug Lozier. Chosen by the faculty, selection is made on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, service, leadership and character.
Mrs. Carol Landrigan, Syracuse fourth-grade teacher, calls attention to National Newspaper Week, Oct. 10 to 16. Linda Conner, Danny Webster and Brenda Byrd bring newspaper clippings from home to read and explain to the class.Pup tents mushroomed in the business district Saturday, Oct. 5, as the Boy Scouts officially opened their drive for funds. Tents went up on the court house lawn and several were erected in the firemen's park, corner of Indiana and Center streets.
Maj. Carl Beyer, Warsaw, and Dick Robinson, Winona Lake, were welcomed into membership in the newly-organized H.D. Bowen patrol of Mexican Border veterans at a meeting Friday, Oct. 4, at Commander George Gill's home, South Harding Ave.
Loyal Order of Moose will celebrate their 27th anniversary Tuesday evening, October 8, with various lodges of the district represented at the South Bend lodge.
Herb Wright has resumed his duties at Playtime Products Company after illness.
