Letters to the Editor 03-11-2002

Letters to the Editor 11-06-2001

Letters to the Editor 10-03-2005

- Truth Or Fiction - Critical Of Police Work Truth Or Fiction Editor, Times-Union: My college philosophy professor told of a conversation between a movie director and a pastor.The pastor was bemoaning the lack of attendance at his church, and remarked, "Why is it that you are breaking records of attendance at your movies, and I have having such a small attendance?" The movie director replied, "I present fiction as though it were truth; You present truth as though it were fiction.

Letters to the Editor 03-30-2004

- School Issues - What The Bible Says - Seek The Truth - One Lawgiver - Enrollments School Issues Editor, Times-Union: I would first like to thank Ron Yeiter for the great job he is doing on the school board! Ron Yeiter and Gene England are truly listening to the taxpayers and parents of this school system.

Letters to the Editor 07-25-1997

- Cost Of Living - New Central Park Sign - Wyoming Moved? - Oakwood Cemetery Cost Of Living Editor, Times-Union: It looks like all of the complaints concerning the high gas prices in Warsaw have been taken care of and coincide with other cities such as Elkhart, Goshen, Milford, Syracuse and Leesburg and are identical in prices at the pumps for 87 at $1.13.9 for regular unleaded gas.

Letters to the Editor 03-14-2002

Letters to the Editor 07-07-2004

- Sesquicentennial ThanksEditor, Times-Union: - Late Fireworks - Veterans Series - Hochstetler Remembered Sesquicentennial ThanksEditor, Times-Union: The grand celebration marking the 150th year of Warsaw is over.There is not enough room in this paper to allow me to adequately thank all those persons who worked so diligently to make the celebration a success, so I will not try, but will only express a deep, heartfelt "Thank you" to all who volunteered.

Letters to the Editor 04-23-2002

- Fishing Isn't Murder - Supports Jarrette - Thanks To WRSW Fishing Isn't Murder Editor, Times-Union: Sorry PETA, fishing is not murder The group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is another cult parading as a righteous cause.Speaking against the taking and eating of meat is nothing more than accusing the Lord God of Heaven of meanness and cruelty, and rejecting God's teaching.

Letters to the Editor 06-28-2005

- Property Rights - Take A Stand Property Rights Editor, Times-Union: The Supreme Court ruled June 23 that local governments have broad power to confiscate private property in the name of "economic development." They handed down a 5-4 ruling against a group of homeowners in New London, Conn., who claimed the city is trying to illegally force them to sell their property.The city wants to make way for a hotel, an office building and other privately funded facilities.

Letters to the Editor 01-03-2006

- Religious Freedom - Responds To Wolkins - Questions Religious Freedom Editor, Times-Union: This is the third part of my letter dealing with with the subject of freedom of religion.The previous two parts were printed in the Times-Union Sept.8 and Oct.14 with a list of 27 sources of information that were used to develop a definition or guiding principle, most of those sources of information are available at the Warsaw Community Public Library for those who would be interested in doing their own research.

Letters to the Editor 06-15-1998

- Optimist Theft Optimist Theft Editor, Times-Union: This is a letter to those young people who broke into the old Endicott Building where the Breakfast Optimist Club holds its annual Haunted House. You have some "black lights," some strobe lights, some plastic body parts and some small electric motors. You probably told your parents you got them from a friend and they bought it.You probably have some neat little "action" going on in your bedroom, garage or attic.Cool man. Now we don't want to spoil your fun.In fact we want you to keep the stuff and this year YOU can operate the Haunted House.It's quite a bit of work to set up and then you have to get about 25 of your friends to help you run it for seven to eight nights.This shouldn't be a big problem for resourceful guys and gals like you.

Letters to the Editor 06-01-1998

- Federal Robbery - Conservation Violation - Generous County - WCS Anniversary - Editor, Times-Union: - Public Servants Federal Robbery Editor, Times-Union: Balanced (theft) budget.Budget (theft) surplus.All smoke screens and mirrors to make it sound like the Feds are doing us a favor stealing your hard work.

Letters to the Editor 06-11-1999

Letters to the Editor 06-30-1999

Letters to the Editor 11-04-1997

- Save The Rainforest - Winona Alcohol - Make A Difference - Thanks To Dig - Traffic On U.S.30 - Harry Davis - Know The Truth? - Back To The Days - Family Night Save The Rainforest Editor, Times-Union: We found this article in the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, written by Wayne E.Smith, Auburn.We felt it worth repeating.

Letters to the Editor 08-25-2004

- Biased Reporting - Cost Of War Biased Reporting Editor, Times-Union: Wow! I too attended the WCS board meeting on Monday and I'd like to help the Times-Union reporter covering the proceedings, paint the other half of the picture.She seems to have a biased view and is unable to report the proceedings objectively. My case in point.

Letters to the Editor 08-20-2004

- Taking Care Of Kids - School Board - Protect Marriage - School Salaries Taking Care Of Kids Editor, Times-Union: A rash of incidences of young children being left unattended in cars has local child protective services officials concerned. "This summer, and especially over the past couple of weeks we've had a number of young children left unattended in cars," said Peggy Shively, director of the Kosciusko County Division of Family and Children, which manages child protective services. The most common reasons, according to Shively, that parents give for leaving their children unattended in a vehicle include not wanting to wake up a sleeping toddler or the difficulty of maneuvering multiple children from a car, through a parking lot and into a store.

Letters to the Editor 03-23-2006

Seiss, Second Half Play Lift Warsaw Girls

NAPPANEE - A game in which Warsaw junior Julie Seiss briefly sat out with a turned ankle, it was host NorthWood that got tripped up Tuesday evening in the opening round of the fifth and final Northern Lakes Conference Tournament. Behind a school-record performance from Seiss and solid play from sophomore Danielle DeGeeter, junior Jennifer Scherer and senior Rebekah Reichard, the Tigers overcame a 12-point halftime deficit and cruised to a 60-45 win over NorthWood. "We had a scouting report and we knew what NorthWood liked to do, and they did exactly that," said first-year Warsaw coach John Snyder."I told the girls at halftime the rest was on them, to go out and execute.I told them they have to believe they're going to win this game, if not, to stay in the locker room." The Tigers came out of the locker room, and they came out and played with passion.

Valley Grapplers Pin Rival Squires

AKRON - Manchester and Tippecanoe Valley met in a Three Rivers Conference wrestling dual at Valley, with the Vikings coming out on top 36-33 Monday evening. Both teams are young, and both teams came to the event with identical records of 0-6. Only nine matches were wrestled. Manchester received a forfeit at 112 pounds and then sent junior Austin Pence (119) against Valley's Robert Bauters, a freshman.In a minute and fifteen seconds it was over, with Pence recording a fall to put the Squires on top 6-0. Manchester added a victory at 125 pounds when Travis Wood battled back from a 4-1 deficit to grab a 10-9 victory over Tony Landry and the team score stood at 15-0. Valley won the next four matches to move into the lead. Viking freshman Kyle Horn (130) stuck Rick Morgan in 25 seconds, and then A.J.Austin (135) pinned Manchester's Kyle Coffey in 1:43.Elijoe Yoder (140) added six to the Valley team score, winning by injury default over Chance Shockey.