Editor’s Page By Alejandro Grattan-Dominguez The Curious Case of John Kennedy… O’Toole History is replete with vivid (and mostly sad) tales of people whose work became immensely successful too late for them to know about it, but few such stories have a humorous aspect as that involving Mr. O’Toole . . . and for […]
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The Small Town That Produced A President By Dr. Lorin Swinehart “Come back again when you can,” invited the kindly elderly man. I had to remind myself that this soft-spoken man inviting my wife and me to his church was one of my most admired historical figures, Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the
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Bridge By The Lake By Ken Masson One of the fascinating things about this game of bridge is that no matter how long we have been playing, new problems keep occurring to challenge our minds. This month’s deal is a perfect example where Herself and I had to improvise as we made our way
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Mirror To The Universe By Rob Mohr Spiritual Dimensions of Human Life Human societies have universally developed around the belief that life existed on two distinct levels, physical and spiritual. Organic science throws out the spiritual. Are they wrong? Quantum Physics, and understanding of the nano world, where everything, electrons, protons, neurons like alpha
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If Our Pets Could Talk By Jackie Kellum Your pet like yourself needs to have their mouth checked regularly for any gum or teeth problems. Most times pet owners only notice or think about their pet’s mouth until they smell their breath, and especially if the reaction is Yikes! Some pet studies have shown
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Vision Quest Walking across the prairie grassI glanced upon the ground,Covered with weeds and sagebrush tallLay rocks set in the round.A medicine wheel, immense in size,With spokes that numbered five,Restfully poised on Mother EarthWith an aura of being alive.I rubbed my eyes in disbeliefAs ghostly forms appeared,They moved around an Elder OneWhose spirit was
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Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt An Invasion of Lakeside It was slow at first. There was one in Chapala. There was one in Riberas. There was one in Ajijic. Then, as time went on, another one was added. There was a second one in Chapala. And then they seemed to be to pop
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com The Tepehua Community Center will probably close its doors for a while to protect its 400 or so registered families. Feeding up to 200 women and children every Friday is risking too many people’s health. The Medical Center will keep open to tend to
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Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: Last Friday night, March 6th, Mac Morison gave a concert performance to the Lakeside community which will undoubtedly serve as both example and inspiration to the several generations of people living at Lakeside. Mac is 87 years old and has been performing publicly for 75 years minus one. He
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren MY FAIR LADY Book and Lyrics by Alan Jay LernerMusic by Frederick LoeweDirected by Dave McIntosh Many of us can remember the Oscar-winning 1965 movie version of this classic musical starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison, which was in turn based on George Bernard Shaw’s 1912 play Pygmalion. And
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