File creation dates have wrong format

My wife's older iMac, running 10.2.8, has recently developed a problem with file dates (though I don't know when this actually began). Perhaps as many as half of the files, at any directory level, have time stamps in this format:
x:yyy:22, where x appears to be an hour indicator, yyy I don't know, and 22 terminates every time stamp of this form. Other files have normal time stamps.
What can we do to get her back to normal?
TIA,
Scott
iMac (slot loading) Mac OS X (10.2.8)

Hi, are you seeing any other oddities? If so, it may be your system battery. If not, I'd check the Date and Time settings in the System Preferences. If none of those help, then it may be a squirrley UNIX problem.
HTH,
~FifthWheel

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Wooow...
How many helping responses! Thanks to you all.
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