Warsaw's Brett Fish, 13-year-old son of George W. and Sally Fish, spent five days last month at the U.S. Space Camp, located at the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala. Each camper became acquainted with operations of the rocket in such aspects as simulated weightlessness and micro-gravity.
Warsaw senior baseball players, Jerry Highley, Bob Girard, John Wallace, Rick Laney and Scott Nay, will lead the Tigers when they face NorthWood in their final bid for a third place spot in the conference standings.
Warsaw High School basketball and football schedules for the coming seasons now appear in huge lettering on the west side of the fire station building. Don Anglin, local sign painter, finished the colorful schedules, trimmed in orange and black and featuring a picture of a tiger at the bottom.
A bat captured by Donald Tenney, son of P.J. Tenney, at the home of the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Sloane, attracted considerable attention to the Times window today. The bat, a specimen rarely seen because it hides during daylight hours, carries three young under its wings.