LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Committee says thanks (12/7/04)
To the editor:Thanks to this amazing community another all-you-can-eat, fun-filled, festive day was enjoyed by more than 300 friends and neighbors at our annual community Thanksgiving day dinner.
The case for school renovation (12/16/04)
To the editor:I have sat back and held my tongue for five years while my husband has taken a lot of criticism and abuse as a school board member.
Come try out archery league
To the editor:We want to invite archers of all ages, whether you’re a beginner or have been shooting for more than 20 years, to participate in the annual indoor archery league held at the Jay County Conservation Club, rural Portland.
PCC director: Thanks
To the editor:With the coming of Christmas and the joy of this time of the year, now is the appropriate time to express our sincere thanks for this wonderful community.
Board president reviews project (12/13/04)
To the editor:As president of the Jay School Corporation Board of Trustees, I feel it is my duty to share the facts of the proposed bond issue for a renovation project at Jay County High School, due to the many versions of the facts that are circulating in the community.
More local, please
To the editor:Gee folks, wasn’t it nice to read “Big winner,” (Commercial Review, 12-20-04) on the front page of our hometown paper, instead of a story about who got arrested for what today?
Skeptical about project (12/14/04)
To the editor:On Nov. 22, I and approximately 15 to 20 adults and 10 to 15 students attended the monthly meeting of the Jay School Board.
Access a problem at some stores (12/27/04)
To the editor:I just want to give my perspective on a few things I have noticed around town.
Leonhard praised for efforts (12/24/04)
To the editor:As a resident and taxpayer of Jay County you always hope that you’re getting the most out of your tax dollars.
Nice job, Jack (12/24/04)
To the editor:I truly believe that the true measure of a person’s greatness is not that they are strong, intelligent, rich or even brave, but in the fact that they have humility and great kindness.
Board wishes luck to new owners (12/31/04)
To the editor:These days, nothing lasts forever, and so it is for the Portland Country Club.
Immigrant questions
To the editor:Of late, we have mostly concerned ourselves with whether or not a Super Wal-Mart should be welcomed as a good neighbor in our business community.
Half empty? (1/19/05)
To the editor:I’ll bet those 150,000 people who lost their lives in the tsunami, the people who lost their lives in the mudslides, the people who lost their homes in the tornados and the men and women overseas who are risking their lives for our freedom feel sorry for you …
Board still not getting it (1/22/05)
To the editor:I realize that by writing this letter I am setting myself up again.
More praise for storm helpers (1/14/05)
To the editor:We want to thank all the good people, angels and caring people of our community.
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