The Altrusa Club of Warsaw recently installed officers for 1999-2000 at the the Ramada Inn. They are: Jeanine Knowles, president; Anne Dorgan, president-elect; Norma Lozier, vice president; Mary Ann Cox, corresponding secretary; Sharon Sanders, recording secretary; Janet Anderson, treasurer; Teddy Batalis, third-year director; Anne Bailey, second-year director; and Shawn Patterson, first-year director.
A native of Warsaw is making the most of his bid for a spot on the U.S. Olympic track and field team. Randy Heisler, a Warsaw Community High School product, landed a berth in the discus finals placing ninth with a throw of 192-2, with the finals yet to be held. The first three finishers in the discus finals will make the U.S. team.
Glen Longenecker, 54, a principal in the Kosciusko County schools for 24 years - the last seven at Syracuse High School - today was named principal at Warsaw Junior High School for the 1959-60 year.
The Winona Inn, Winona Lake, is now officially open for business under new management. Mr. and Mrs. C. Birely, Fort Wayne, assumed management of the dining room and kitchen operation for the coming season. C.F. Kelly will continue as manager of rooms and lodging. The hotel has been redecorated, remodeled and repainted, with many new fixtures being added for the comfort and pleasure of resorters. Birely has had considerable experience in hotel and cafe management.