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Safety travels with you
IN THE MIDST of a Sunday morning blizzard, I got a call from a neighbor. She was concerned because she'd just seen our dog, Captain, running loose with a couple of big dogs she'd never seen before. She was certain that he'd go into the street and be killed. That's what had happened to her dog a few years earlier.
I walked through the falling snow, looking for this pack of dogs, listening in the silent morning air for the jingle of Captain's tags. I clapped my hands togeather several times, which usually brought him running. When he didn't come, I got in the car and drove slowly through the streets around the house.
December 2, 2002 issue
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Safety travels with you
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Carol Moyer, PATRICIA BEITELSHEES, Paul Kemmer, Phyllis Prindle, Daniel M. Dreifus
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items of interest
with contributions from Melanie Killen, Danielle Teutsch
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How many alarms do we need?
BY Richard Bergenheim
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How a Marine is preparing for possible deployment
BY Scott Wallace
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Security when a safe place is hard to find
By Beverly Goldsmith
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Before I board a plane . . .
By Marilyn Jones Sentinel staff
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The Christmas message heals fear and sickness
By Joan McElvain
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Prayer when the bottom dropped out
BY Joni Overton-Jung
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SAFE on the road
BY Ellen Moore Thompson
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Why I read Harry Potter into the wee hours ... and aloud to my daughter
BY Kate Dungan Dearborn
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The child within
B. Lois McKay
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----100 years ago
Sentinel Staff with contributions from J. H. Jowett, Theodore Roosevelt
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Hanukkah and Christmas: appreciating one another's traditions
BY Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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Despondency gives way to joy, faith, health
Helen Bonnell Butt
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Flu symptoms disappear
David L. Horn
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Healed of tuberculosis
Yeda Klein Hamann
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The joy that lasts
Editor