Opinion

To the Editor, 

Recently, on a warm fall day, I stopped at my 77-year-old father-in-law’s farmhouse because he was meeting with a salesman for the fourth time regarding a transmission line easement. I walked into his sun porch to find four men with the sole purpose of persuading him to sign. Weeks later, he had to chase off surveyors who were trespassing on his property. 

To the Editor,

     I am Wayne Eiben from Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church. Sunday, Dec. 8, we brought together some talented people to spread the joy of the season.

     After lunch, we began caroling at the Monticello Nursing and Rehab Center. Then at 1 p.m., we went to Pennington Square (Assisted Living) and joined Student Pastor Frank Shepherd during his routine service with our music. Frank has been voluntarily providing services twice a month for the past year, which pleases many residents.

To the Editor, 

We finished the harvest the Monday before Thanksgiving. From start to finish it was a very challenging year. Mother Nature seemed to throw everything she had at us. To say the least, it was a long year.