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Warsaw's Kim Harrison has decided to continue her basketball career at Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion. Harrison averaged just under 10 points a game and helped the Lady Tigers to a runner-up finish in the state finals.
David K. Barnett, Springhill Acres, Warsaw, has been awarded the E.L. Bell Memorial Prize at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary for having the highest grades in the Middler class.
Donna Mae Hackbirth, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Hackbirth, Pierceton, has been chosen to wear the "Miss Pierceton" banner at the 1951 Mermaid Festival at North Webster.
A carrier pigeon found on the farm of George Perry, northwest of Wakarusa, came to this country from France. The pigeon, in a weakened condition, was found by Perry's grandson, Laurel Helminger. A band on the bird's leg bore the number 382754, and the name of the owner and an address in France. The Helminger boy's father wrote to the address, and received a reply from France. The letter stated that the bird bearing the number had disappeared from its home in France nearly a year ago. It is believed to have found its way to America on some vessel.
