Larry Varnes Each year Kiwanis of Robson Ranch joins Kiwanis clubs from all over the world on the same day to exhibit our personal commitment to serving our respective communities. This year it was April 5. Members from over 7,700 clubs in 80 countries around the world chose a project for their club members to…
Jim Mann I attended the funeral of a high school friend’s father today. Before the service began, I enjoyed watching the video presentation of pictures from years gone by and was smiling at some great memories. During his message, the pastor shared a story of another reminiscence I had forgotten. My friend had a car…
I miss my mother. I guess she would be about 83 years old now. In May of every year I will always be acutely aware that she’s gone. I’m not alone in this sentiment. Many people have had loving, nurturing mothers who are thought of fondly in their memories. Celebration of mothers and motherhood are…
David Laschinger The February issue of the Pioneer Press contained a story, “Shedding Light on Light Bulbs.” In the story I stated, “Like it or not, recent federal legislation has forced the demise of the familiar [incandescent] light bulb, and the days of buying a four-pack of 60 watt bulbs for a buck are gone.” Shortly…
It was a sunny, warm day on April 11, 1964, when Robert Callanan married his “April Love,” Mary Joan Rybarsyk, at St. Isadore’s Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Coincidently the weather was also sunny and warm when they renewed their vows honoring their 50th wedding anniversary in that very same church on April 11, 2014.…
Carol Collins, WFCP, Expert In years past thinking of motorizing your shades or blinds was considered a luxury reserved for the more affluent client. With today’s technology that just isn’t the case. It has become less complicated and more affordable for most people. There are several reasons for desiring shades and draperies that open with…