- Ethanol - Enforce The Borders - U.S.30 Ethanol Editor, Times-Union: A number of ethanol plants have been proposed for northeastern Indiana.There is a significant amount of overlap in the corn supplying areas for these plants and they will be vying for the same corn.It is highly probable that excess corn is grown in the area, but it is not clear how increased demand will change this.Marketing issues are complex and there is no clear answer as to who will gain from the ethanol ventures. We know that the effect of fermenting the carbohydrate (sugar) portion of the corn takes this part of the corn out of the food system.This is the part of corn that provides high fructose corn syrup found in many foods.At this point, we are not certain how energy use will interact with the food uses of corn.
- Lottery Winner - News Views - Baby Lois> - News Views - News Views - Egg Hunt - Haines Supporter - Divorce Lottery Winner Editor, Times-Union: Boy, it seems like I have been writing articles pretty often.I believe I need to write this for a meaningful purpose. As some of you know, I was very lucky last week and believe me, I accomplished something I did not believe I could do. Yes, I have played the "lottery" in our state from the beginning.I have always hoped and prayed I could be on the show one time.That for me has happened.
Kent and Kim Reese, South Whitley, and the late Olin Kessie announce the engagement of their daughter, Melinda Kessie, South Whitley, to Jacob Wise, North Manchester.
- Thanks To Moose Lodge - Silver Lake Thanks - Rotary Women - DARE Thanks - Limit Free Speech Thanks To Moose Lodge Editor, Times-Union: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the local Moose Lodge Post 1423 for all the support that was given to me during my kids' talks and for my Washington trip.I had a wonderful time and met many new friends from all over the world while learning more about drug awareness. Also, a very special thank-you to Glen Robinson for all his support and encouragement and to Merla Hawkins for all her time and devotion in helping me with my kids' talks. I look forward to participating in your program next year.
Shirley Ann Loy, of Pierceton, died Jan. 25, 2008, in Grace Village, Winona Lake.She was born March 22, 1935, in Tipton County. She married Stan Loy, who survives.
10 Years Ago February 13 1998 Dan Harstine was named Winona Lake Fireman of the Year for 1997. Quentin Rupe received the Winona Lake Fire Dept. Service Award. 25 Years Ago February 13 1983 The winners in the Montgomery Ward grand opening drawing are Thelma Brennaman, Winona Lake first prize winner of a component stereo; Linda Ritchie, Silver Lake, second-prize winner of a portable radio; and Elizabeth Olson, Warsaw, third-prize winner of an air freshener. 50 Years Ago February 13 1958 Devere Brant, Winona Lake, called "the best teacher in all the world" by her first-grade pupils in the Atwood School, is the Kosciusko County Federation of Clubs' candidate in a national Teacher Award contest. A native of the Milford community, Brant is now rounding out her 38th year as a teacher. She's well along in her second generation of pupils. Her county superintendent, Glen Whitehead, estimates she has loved, taught, disciplined and guided more than 1,200 children. 75 Years Ago February 13 1933 Believe it or not, spring is here! At least that's what William Griswold, of 326 N. Lake St., tried to inform The Times today. And his reason? He saw four robins while glancing out of his back door today. He said, "Now that's 'straight stuff' because I looked extra close to make sure that they really were robins."