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Playing tennis or racquetball can be hazardous to your health, especially if your ball ends up on the ceiling. Just ask Lynn Caraway. As we hear it, she was out getting some early-morning exercise when her ball went over the protective netting and landed on the ceiling over the offices. But that wasn't going to stop her. Caraway climbed up on the ceiling, which is not meant for walking on. She promptly fell through and dropped 8 or 9 feet to one of the offices below. Fortunately, Caraway was not injured. She reclaimed her ball and returned to her workout.
Sabrina Handgen has been crowned the spelling champion at Warsaw Junior High School following the school spelling bee held last week.
Cleo D. Snyder, Pierceton, has been elected historian of the Purdue University chapter of Phi Eta Sigma, national scholastic honorary for men students who maintained high scholastic standing during the freshman year. He is enrolled in the school of chemical engineering at the university. Snyder is a graduate of the Pierceton High School and was a member of the high school basketball team.
A number of people in Warsaw felt an earthquake at about 8:30 Saturday evening. To most of those it was a distinct wavelike motion not unlike that produced sometimes by a heavy train going through on a railroad.
