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Wawasee quarterback John Turco, who earned 4A All-State honors as a senior, will attend Bridgton Academy in Maine on a football scholarship this fall. Turco threw more than 2,000 yards and 28 touchdown passes in 1994.
As part of Respect For Law Week, the Warsaw Optimist Club presented two special awards at their regular meeting. The awards, Outstanding Warsaw Policeman, and Outstanding Sheriff's Department Officer, were presented to City Police Sgt. John Lehman, and County Police Patrolman Roger Fellows.
Mrs. Rex Deaton, Claypool, is really getting the most of her money in the tulip growing field. Deaton purchased tulip bulbs several years ago, which she set out. This year when the tulips bloomed, Deaton was surprised to find that six yellow tulips were blooming from one stalk, and two tulips were stemming from two other stalks.
The Eta Beta Pi sorority of Milford met with Mrs. Kenneth Calbeck, at Nappanee. Thirteen members and three guests, Dorothy Bird, Mary Weybright and Esther Sharp, were present. Following the business session, four tables of bridge progressed with Mrs. John Anglin, of Nappanee, winning first prize; Bernice Haab, of Milford, second; and Mrs. Lawrence Polk, of Elkhart, third.
