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The 1991 Rozella Ford Nine-Hole Women's Golf invitational was held Wednesday. Mary Alice Tillman and Midge Sprunger finished in a tie as winners of low gross play, while Barb Kimble (low net), Jennine Cavill (longest drive), Ginny Baker (low putts) and Mary Stouder (closest to pin) also were winners in the invitational.
A couple of youngsters shared honors in hauling in the big ones on Warsaw's lakes this past week. Eleven-year-old D.J. Stamper caught a 4-1/2-pound bass in the swimming area at Center Lake. He used a night crawler. Matt Richey pulled in a 25-inch, 6-1/2-pound channel catfish from the North side of Pike Lake. He used a chub minnow for bait.
Ernest Howard, of East Main Street, who has been service manager at the Menzie garage for the past five years, will sail from New York City next week for a new job in Europe. He will manage a car servicing center at an army and air force exchange in Germany, Austria or France. Although going as a civilian, he will be working for the government and have a semi-military status.
The frame residence at 533 E. Center St. sold by Hays Glass to Charles A. Kelly was removed out East Center Street more than a mile to the golf links, near the Dalton Foundry, where Kelly will remodel it into a rental property. A Winona interurban car towed the house after it had been placed on trucks. Tom Holbrook and his Interstate Public Service Co. electricians removed high powered wires to permit passage of the house. The house was moved at midnight after traffic ceased.
