Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
Recently, students at the Dharma School of Tae Kwon Do in Warsaw tested for belt advancement. Receiving belts were Jerry Ginther, black, deputy second degree; Albert Deckys, senior brown; Sherry Blankenship, Evan Fish and James Linn, junior brown; Jessica Ponko, senior red; Aaron Wilson, junior red; Kyle Smith and Greg Scalet, junior blue; Logan Green, purple; Karen Langford and Karl Keiper, green; Adam Frantz and Justine Fowler, orange; Robert Firari, Danny Warner, Kevin Teel and Tommy Teel, yellow.
Shirley Miller, daughter of Mrs. Mae Miller and the late E.H. Miller, Milford, got a crown and the traditional bouquet of roses after being named Wawasee High School's homecoming queen last night. The selection of the queen was announced at the halftime of the Wawasee-Fairfield football game won by the Warriors 50-0.
A very noticeable sign at the Rainbow Cafe reads: "Notice: We have been in business in Kosciusko county since 1947. We have been pleasing and displeasing the public ever since. We have been cussed and discussed, boycotted, talked about, lied to, hung up, held up, robbed, etc. The only reason we are staying in business is to see what the hell is going to happen next."
Stop, shop and save at Jet White Grocery. Want More flour is 90 cents; three pounds of May Day coffee for $1; Goodluck oleomargarine for 27 cents; and Jello for 9 cents.
