Valentine For Troops project Chair Donna Randle, right, stands with Reed Intermediate School sixth grader Nathan Malota on Friday, January 28, as Reed students packed letters and gathered goods to be sent overseas for troops. (Hallabeck photo)

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Two lines of students worked to prepare boxes of letters to be shipped for the Valentines For Troops program. (Hallabeck photo)

Valentine For Troops project Chair Donna Randle, right, stands with Reed Intermediate School sixth grader Nathan Malota on Friday, January 28, as Reed students packed letters and gathered goods to be sent overseas for troops. (Hallabeck photo)

Reed sixth grader Jonathon Paes hands Hawleyville Postmaster Mark Favale a box of letters to be sent overseas through the Valentines For Troops program. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Wendy Grasso and son Sammy: My husband kicked the cat out of the room when we got married. We have another one now. They sleep on the couch. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Lilia Alvarez: I do have a dog. She does have a bed, and that’s where [Princess] sleeps. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Ahmed Evans: He can sleep anywhere. His name is Percey, a cat. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Karyn Feldbolan: It’s the other way around. I have a dog named Nina and a cat named Mapple. They usually sleep wherever I sleep. They do let me sleep on the bed. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Lindsay Steel: My dog is gracious enough to allow me to sleep on the bed, and she sleeps at the foot of the bed. But if she had her way, she would be on the bed, which she does frequently when I’m out of the house. (Hallabeck photo)

Newtown Bee: Where do you allow your pet to sleep? Or is it the other way around? Glen Stiewing: I don’t have pets right now, but when I did have a cat, he wouldn’t sleep on the same bed as me, just in places around the house. (Hallabeck photo)

Valentine For Troops project Chair Donna Randle, right, stands with Reed Intermediate School sixth grader Nathan Malota on Friday, January 28, as Reed students packed letters and gathered goods to be sent overseas for troops. (Hallabeck photo)

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