When I taught writing to my 3rd and 4th grade students for all those many years, I always encouraged my students to "publish" the most polished copy they could. They understood that while perfection in writing is a worthy goal, it is an unrealistic one, and that the ideas were what really mattered. Even with today's technology, (even with Spell Check), errors slip through.
And so it is with the e-news. Sherry and I try to edit all the articles that appear in our e-news, but sometimes mistakes appear. In the recent story about the rectory, this sentence appeared: "By the fall of 1858, Rev. Edgar D. Romig moved into the new rectory ..." Well, that was only off by 100 years! I hope that everyone reading this article realized that the date should have been `1958.
Remember, it's the ideas that are important!
And a few names were left off the thank you's to those who helped with the audit. So, thank you also to Skip and Jackie Almon, Debbie Bordne and Bev Horne for responding to the call for help.