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The 25 pupils in Helen Myer's first grade class at Warsaw Christian School recently enjoyed a 15-foot long banana split at the Flagpole in Warsaw. They were the winning class in a magazine sale fundraiser at the school.
Jack Koskey, manager of the local FBC promotional discount store, Warsaw, named the local winners of the recent Easterland coloring contest sponsored by the store. Winners are Cindy Engle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Engle, Warsaw, for the 3-7 age group; and Keven K. Hammer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hammer, Warsaw, in the 8-12 category.
An Etna Green team composed of Harold Gay, Lloyd Harlan and Keith Hoffer captured first place in the county 4-H dairy judging contest and won the right to compete for honors in the district meet, which will be held in the county May 13, it was reported by county agent Joe Clark. Millard Taylor coached the winning team.
J.S. Gault, for 60 years a resident of Atwood, who on March 11 celebrated his 76th birthday, was in Warsaw Wednesday, and today carried the Times papers to Atwood, getting them there two hours ahead of the train schedule. Gault, in remarkably excellent health and active for his three score and 16 years, helped raise the rafters for the first house ever built in Atwood. He has been a continuous subscriber of this paper.
