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10 Years Ago

March 25 1996

    Tippecanoe Valley handed out its winter sports awards recently. Winning major awards were: Angie Zolman (mental attitude, girls basketball), Adam Silveus (mental attitude, boys basketball), Rafael Villaion (mental attitude, wrestling), Jeff Brown (MVP, boys basketball), Jason Paris (mental attitude, boys swimming), Chris Hoover (MVP, wrestling), Eva Salmons (mental attitude, cheerleading), Scott Whetstone (MVP, boys swimming) Michelle Jones (MVP, cheerleading) and Sam Wideman (leading scorer, girls basketball).


25 Years Ago

March 25 1981

    Entries in the Casserole category of the first-ever Times-Union recipe contest brought a variety of delightful dishes. The judges selected the Wild Rice Casserole, entered by Sue Schieler, Hungry Jack Casserole, submitted by Marilyn Temple, and Brunch Egg Casserole, prepared by Mrs. Harry Hansbrough as the top in the category.

Schieler, a 36-year-old housewife, won first place with her clam crisp appetizers in the recipe contest.

50 Years Ago

March 25 1956

    Howard Crim, of Silver Lake, delivered a specimen of "Rainbow sweet corn" developed by his son, John, to The Times-Union newsroom today. The theory for development of this corn took John into the finals of the National Science Fair in 1954.

John Crim, now studying science at Marion College, is planning to enter the chemistry field.

75 Years Ago

March 25 1931

    LARWILL - A letter addressed to Larwill from any place in the world will come to this town, the local postmaster told citizens honoring the 65th birthday of the town. There is no other place with the same name in any postal address book. Larwill was named after William and Joseph Larwill, engineers who laid out the town.