Monthly Archives: December 1998

Pulpit Reflections by Fr. Donald Imming For almost everything we do in life, preparation is important, sometimes vital. Without education, at least through high school, most employers will not hire someone. For traditional professions, such as law and medicine, there is lengthy education and training required. There is a growing … Read Article →

Letters Thankful for quick actions To the editor: I want to express our heartfelt thanks to Grant Sammelson for ringing the doorbell to wake us up at 2:30 a.m. the morning after Thanksgiving when the garage was on fire and to the city police and fire department for their quick … Read Article →

Credit card era changes shopping forever By Bob Karolevitz This is credit card season. Shoppers all over America are using funny money to finance their Christmas binges, and we go merrily on our way pretending that everything is paid for. I'm no financial wizard, so I have to assume that … Read Article →

Between The Lines By David Lias A chicken will lay bigger and stronger eggs if you change the lighting in such a way as to make them think a day is 28 hours long. To have your picture taken by the first cameras you would have to sit still for … Read Article →