South & Southwest Fort Wayne Indiana News
1/2 Mile Modifieds – The points race tightened up as Jeremy Wallen found victory lane for the 5th time in the 2005 season. Wallen started on the outside of the front row and was never headed after a brief battle with Zach Brubaker, Wallen is now only 39 points behind 3rd place finisher Joe Wormcastle.
Plantar Fasciitis
When a person thinks of a chiropractor, they usually think that the only thing a chiropractor does is treat back and neck pain. Of course, this isn’t true. In this article I am going to tell you about one of the most common problems today which can be treated successfully
Some things never leave you. They just get buried where, if not reminded so many years later, they will stay.‑Such is the case I am about to tell you. I have not thought about it, or him, in a long time.‑I love humor. I will stay with it as long as I can, but after awhile something so painful
FOLLOW-UP, BASEBALL NOT PROMOTING THE GAME
With a three hour 3-2 game not being too exciting, baseball is again promoting everything but the game itself.
The LeighAnn Palmer Golf outing will be a double shotgun 4-person team Florida Scramble this year. The outing is scheduled at Grey Goose Golf Course, Decatur, IN on September 11, 2005.
The proceeds from this event will go toward the scholarship fund and other local charities that benefit children in
Brilliant Young Minds Emerge
Six years ago, the Wayne Township Trustee Office began a quest to help area youth with one of their most serious long-term needs —-computer skills. Light heartedly, calling it our MBA not NBA focus, we felt that there were so many local programs that centered around
The City is considering changes to utility rates. This is not an easy decision, but investments must be made to our infrastructure system. Recommendations will be presented to City Council in October or November.
One proposal calls for an increase to the stormwater fee to reduce the risk of flooding
There’s been quite a bit of public discussion recently regarding the concept of “eminent domain” under which it is possible for our government to require a private property owner to sell his or her land for a fair price if the sale is clearly in the public interest. In our country
The University of Saint Francis football team received two first-place votes and is No. 2 in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Association 2005 Pre-season Top 25 rating which was released on Tuesday (August 16). It is the highest the Cougars have ever been ranked in the NAIA Pre-season
‑‑‑ University of Saint Francis volleyball coach Hector Kiely is pleased to announce he has received commitments from three high schools senior volleyball recruits from northern Indiana.
‑‑‑ Michelle Rumschlag (Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers H.S.), Jessica Smith (Summitville, IN / Madison-Grant
It was Bishop Luers against Wayne on a hot humid night, Friday, August 19, 2005. Luers is coming of an 8-4 season and Wayne is trying to find itself after a dismal 0-10 record last year.
Bishop Luers scored first with 8:18 to go in the first quarter on a 31-yard pass play from quarterback Erick Kumming
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BREAKFAST
FUNDRAISER
Who: Monson Chapel
Where: 11431
This week’s Here’s To Your Health is a continuation of Sister Ruth’s story, we ended last week with…Many of us have wasted a lot of time praying for selfish ends, it doesn’t work and we can easily see why… If we belong to a religious denomination that requires
2005 Early Migratory Game Bird Seasons
Sora rail
Sept. 1 – Nov. 9
Daily Bag Limit: 25
Possession Limit: 25
Mourning dove
Sept. 1 – Oct. 16
Nov. 4 – Nov. 17
Daily Bag Limit: 15
Possession Limit: 30
Woodcock
Oct. 15 – Nov. 28
Daily Bag Limit: 3
Possession Limit: 6
Common snipe
Sept.
There is a mumble of thunder in the distance as another summer storm moves closer. Dog days set in rainy, with frequent showers that inspire the gardens—and weeds—to grow by leaps and bounds. In spite of the rain, it is still hot and muggy. Midsummer has settled in for now.
It was on days
As the reader may have gleaned from my reviews of The Ring, The Grudge, and Red Dragon, I’m kind of a chicken. In spite of this, I still love a good horror movie, especially one that involves a mystery along with the scares. The Skeleton Key starring Kate Hudson (Raising Helen) provided that
Pictured are Kala Ealey and Helaina Evans (two of Irene’s 30 grandchildren).
Irene was born September 9, 1916, on a farm in southern Illinois, and has lived in Waynedale since the 40s.
She is the mother of 7 children; Bill, Judy, Jim, John, BOB, Dan, and Kathy. Eighteen grandchildren, and thirty
On Saturday, July 17, 2005 the David Parrish American Legion Post 296 traveled to present the Blue Star Salute program to the 122nd Fighter Wing of the Indiana Air National Guard. The Post #296 Legion was introduced by Connie Douthat, Wing Family Program Coordinator of the 122nd Fighter Wing. The
After eighty years on this beautiful earth,
THIS IS HOW IT LOOKS TO ME
As the age of nations comes and goes
We’re just a brat in swaddling clothes.
Our family tree is still a sprout,
But how that baby branches out.
We’re a hybrid breed of many strains
Of various bloods flowing through
CAMP WAS GREAT THIS YEAR!
From July 10 through July 16, Troop #22 was at Boy Scout Summer Camp, held at Camp Little Turtle at Pleasant Lake, Indiana. All the boys worked on merit badges, and they did a great job.
Some of the leaders from Troop #38 were at camp with Troop #22. The weather was hot but
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This week’s “History of Fiber Optics” comes from George Gilder…Einstein realized that on many occasions a photon would strike an electron already in an excited state. In this situation the electron cannot absorb the new photon. Therefore Einstein proposed, the electron will
BONNIE A. PENCE, 53, of Fort Wayne, transferred from Earth to heaven on Saturday, August 20, 2005, at her residence. Born July 15, 1952, in Fort Wayne, she was Lab Supervisor for Essex Group, Inc. and Manco Products. She was a member of Bethany Lutheran Church.
Survived by husband, Philip E. Pence;