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To the Editor:
Special programming on Relevant Radio 1330 AM will showcase the music-al talents of students from selected area schools, including Holy Family Catholic High School in Victoria, on December 24th and 25th.
Relevant Radio 1330 AM, celebrating five years on the air, helps people bridge the gap between faith and everyday life. It is available to a worldwide audience at www.relevantradio.com.
Roz Barker
Relevant Radio 1330 AM
Green Bay, Wisconsin
To the Editor:
My friend Joe Cade has a client who lived in Victoria and has great stories to tell about the town. Call or email Joe if you are interested in interviewing this guy. Joe Cade was on the committee that brought Dan Patch out of the pasture and put his name on the street sign at the State Fair and also started the Dan Patch Historical Museum in Savage. Talk soon.
Nan Emmer
Victoria, Minnesota
To the Editor:
Hi, Sue. I have been intending to write for some time but have kept putting it off. You probably remember that writing was not really one of my favorite things.
It has just occurred to me that I've been retired for ten years now. Boy, does time fly. Hardly a day goes by, though, that I don't think of all the great years I had at Victoria. There were so many friendly and pleasant people there. If you print this, be sure to put in that I wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
It was good to see the picture of Jenny and her family in your Christmas Gazette. How does it feel to be a grand-mother?
By the way, according to Ray and Frannie Schmieg of Victoria, I became a Schmieg by marriage as my granddaugh-ter married their nephew this past sum-mer.
Everything is going well with us as can be expected as we seem to be getting older. Enjoy the holidays.
Al Folden
Former Victoria Postmaster
Apple Valley, Minnesota
To the Editor:
Happy Holidays to the best and faith-ful editor. Look what I see on page 13, the lucky number! It's the Christmas fishhook in the Valley Pontiac GMC of Waconia ad. God bless.
Marie Otten
Waconia, Minnesota
To the Editor:
We thank you for your great Gazette. We enjoy reading about Victoria and friends. Sue, your writings are fantastic. Thank you.
Dick and Jean Simmnonds
Victoria, Minnesota
To the Editor:
Season's Greetings and Happy New Year to Sue and her crew and, of course, all of your readers. Congratulations to Uncle Ray and Tante Frannie Schmieg on their retirement (as written in the December Gazette) from lawn mowing at St. Victoria. I imagine they raked a profusion of pine cones and pine branches. It would make lots of wreathes to decorate with fishhooks, like the one on page 22 last month.
Happy 2006. Hard to believe this decade is half finished already.
Kay Meuwissen
Chaska, Minnesota
To the Editor:
Hi, Sue. Merry Christmas to you and your family. It's been another great year working with you. Here it's January. If you're not doing too much New Year's Eve, don't miss our complimentary breakfast at Floyd's on New Year's Day, starting at noon. Then it's the Vikes' game and the Pigs start immediately after. We get people from 22 years old to 62 and everyone has fun.
Lois Melcher
Victoria, Minnesota
To the Editor:
Hi, Sue. It's that time of year again when the American Red Cross is coming to Victoria for a community blood drive. Can we count on you again to get the word out? We really appreciate your help with this.
The information is as follows: Mon-day, January 23rd, 2006, Victoria Field House, 12:30 to 6:30 p.m.. Call 952-443-2644 or 952-443-2088 to make an appointment; childcare available.
Thanks, Sue, for all that you do for this community. Please respond that you received this email and that you will com-municate this message.
Blessings to you and your family this Christmas and throughout the New Year.
Susan Hines
Victoria, Minnesota
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