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Instead of buying gifts for each other, the sixth-grade students at Jefferson Elementary School decided to buy four used bicycles and fix them up. The bikes were donated to Combined Community Service for a toy giveaway.
Mario Sahagun, a self-employed carpenter and Democrat candidate for clerk-treasurer in the November city election, has been named street commissioner for the city effective next Jan. 1.
Glyn Schmitt, 16, 321 N. Washington St., Warsaw; Doris Jean Mock, 17, Route 1, New Paris; and Barbara Ann LaRue, 15, Route 2, Gaston, were named as first-place winners in a national young designers contest in which upwards of 7,000 schools were represented.
The same 110 volt electric light wire now serves a multiple of purposes. Today at Henderson & Parker Electrical store the same electric wire was capable of producing heat in place of a stove or hot water bottle, ice in a new Frigidaire refrigerator in place of the ice man, radio music in place of the wet and dry batteries and light. Groceries, water and visible radio are future electric inventions promised.
