Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
The Warsaw Community High School chapter of Business Professionals of America won at the National Leadership Conference recently. Students ranking nationally are Matt Turner, first in financial specialist and first in business math; Lyn Hartman, first in business knowledge skills; Pete Fussle, seventh in computer assistance; Lisa Hall, first in document formatting; Chad Laird, ninth in computer programming; and Michael Yuen, first in business math. Business Professionals sponsors are Jim Folk and Steve Waldeck.
Champion honors were brought home by the Whitko Livestock Judging Team at the State 4-H and FFA judging contest at Purdue University recently. Members of the team are Ed Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, South Whitley; Jim Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wendall Bryant, Pierceton; Sam Moffitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moffitt, South Whitley; and Andy McVay, son of Mr. and Mrs. William McVay, South Whitley.
Since you probably won't get around to asking Winona Lake groceryman Johnny King about a recent mishap to a batch of hamburgers, here's the story. There went Johnny carrying an open skillet full of burgers and a birdie flew over ...
J.D. Turner, of this city, claims that he is the one who has worn the same collar button for the longest time of anyone in this vicinity. the button was found in 1885 in a street at Rosedale, Kan., by his nephew. He bought it for a quarter and has worn it to the present time, numbering 40 years.
