NOODLES, NOODLES, AND MORE NOODLES
6 eggs-separated
pinch of baking powder
Flour until sticky
Use only the egg yolks and stir until mixed. (I use the whites of the eggs to make an angel food cake). . . Read More
Ardelle Glaze was born in West Virginia in 1910. He grew up in Akron, Ohio, so I wondered how his name came to be one of the 42 names listed on the Charter Membership of the Waynedale Chamber of Commerce. . . Read More
When your life’s vocation is to help those in need, little could be more disheartening than to deny someone help that does not qualify for Township assistance (per the Indiana Statutes). . . Read More
As I write this column the city is in the midst of another challenging flood. Floods have many causes—temperatures of over 60 degrees following heavy snows followed by rain caused this month’s flooding. . . Read More
Amazing Grace – Part I
One of the most popular hymns of all time‑among Christian denominations is “Amazing Grace” written by John Newton. The first line is, “Amazing grace! How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me! . . . Read More
I am pleased to announce my Report to the People sessions for 2005 will start on February 1. These reports give me a chance to meet with citizens and hear from you about how we can make local government better. . . Read More
With winter well under way, cold weather and freezing temperatures could make ice and snow build-up an unprepared homeowner’s nightmare. Ice dams, which develop when heat from a roof covered with at least eight inches of snow moves through the . . . Read More
This week’s “Here’s To Your Health” is a continuation of a Step Ten discussion. Bill Wilson’s book Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions continued with: In all situations we need self-restraint, honest analysis of what’s . . . Read More
Indiana wild deer report
Statewide deer herd nearly stable, contributes to state economy “Indiana’s state-wide deer herd size has remained relatively stable since 1998,” said Department of Natural Resources deer biologist Jim Mitchell. . . . Read More
Health Warning
Artificial Sweeteners: Are they dangerous?
Worrying about our body weight has become a major concern for the vast majority of Americans. Because of this concern, the diet industry has boomed. . . Read More
Has Major League Baseball Developed a Code of Ethics?
On November 2, newspapers announced that, “Backman Steps up for Diamondbacks.”
Wally Backman, with a 14-year Major League playing career, mostly with the Mets and 8 years as a successful . . . Read More
Since its opening on December 22, Meet the Fockers has broken three records. The film now holds the records for largest New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day and Christmas Day grossing. . . Read More
OSCAR “OZZIE” RAYMOND EGGERS, 84, passed away peacefully Friday, December 31, 2004, at his home, Prairie Village, Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City. His wife and son were at his side. . . Read More
Street Nurse
Becoming a street nurse had never occurred to me prior to my moving to Louisville, and, in fact, I had never heard of a street nurse. However, it was to become my life for the next five years. . . Read More
Saturday, January 22, 2005 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Ceremony at 2:00 p.m.
The public is invited to visit the newly renovated and expanded Waynedale Branch Library this coming Saturday afternoon. Allen County Library Director Jeffrey Krull and Alan McMahan, . . . Read More
Richard Sawyer recently joined Tower Bank as Financial Reporting Officer. For the past 15 years, Sawyer has held financial positions within the commercial real estate industry, most recently as Controller for McKinley Properties, Inc., . . Read More
You may think it’s too soon to do estate planning. Yet, none of us can predict the future – so you’ll want to be prepared for anything.
Where do you begin? . . Read More
On January 11, 2005 marked the mid-point in the second ice skating season at Headwaters Park. The outdoor rink, which opened on November 25, has been in operation for 46 days. . . Read More
MARKLE FINANCIAL GROUP is pleased to announce that Greg VanMeter has joined the firm as an Investment Advisor. According to Financial Advisor and CEO Tim Jolloff, “Greg brings with him over 22 years of varied experience in the financial services . . . Read More
RUTH P. ORMISTON, 96, of Fort Wayne, died Saturday, January 8, 2005, at The Village of Heritage, Monroeville. Born February 13, 1908, in Huntington County, she was a member of Trier Ridge Church of God. . . Read More
More than 135 years ago, women in Boston decided that they could give two cents and a prayer for work with women, children and youth.
That small amount grew into millions of dollars that supported programs and projects in the United States and abroad . . . Read More
Students at Unity Lutheran, Calhoun Street, gathered and packed containers of school supplies the month of December. These containers were taken to Afghanistan by SFC Steve Kingsley when he returned to active duty with the Army in Afghanistan on January . . . Read More
Editors Note: The Waynedale News receives an abundance of press releases and articles for each issue. Information that has a focus on Waynedale is given the highest priority. We try to evaluate all submissions on a timely basis.
MONSON CHAPEL UMC . . . Read More
The 2005 session began with an explosion of activity in and around the Statehouse. When the General Assembly convened January 4, senators and representatives immediately began working on aggressive proposals to move Indiana in a positive, new direction. . . . Read More
It is Girl Scout Cookie time once again. On Friday, January 14th Girl Scouts from Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Steuben and Wells counties began selling Girl Scout Cookies. The sale will continue through Sunday, March 13th. . . Read More