Reinholt's Town Square Furniture announces the winner of a grandfather clock given away during its anniversary sale. Winners were James and Lora Sizemore of Warsaw.
Marine Corporal James A. Baldridge, son of Arthur and Remis Baldridge of Pierceton, is participating in the major NATO exercises "Bold Guard '78" and "Northern Wedding '78" in northern Europe.
Stock car racing fans got a double dose of entertainment over the Labor Day weekend at the Warsaw Speed-Way. Races were held on Saturday night and again on Monday night, with Gale Smith, of Warsaw, capturing the feature event on both nights.
Robert Wilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilt, of North Scott Street, is now in New York City playing the tuba in Dick Lucky's Band. Wilt has been traveling with this company all summer and arrived in New York City today from Virginia. The band has engagements in Keither Vodvil theaters and will be located in New York City most of the time until January 6. Wilt is a former pupil of Phillip Farren, director of the high school band, and a graduate from Warsaw High School with the class of 1928.