Program on Arizona’s Orphan Abduction set for March 4 Andrea Hummel In 1904 New York nuns brought 40 Irish children, ages two to six, to a remote Arizona mining community. From the list of adopting families, the nuns had been led to believe the families were Spanish Catholics. The families, however, were Mexican. The Anglo…
Lois Valleau It’s February, and it is love month. Let me tell you about all the love that abounds at the Reiki Circle. As you enter, someone will invite you to hug. We try to be high on the hug-meter. The scale is four hugs a day to survive, eight hugs for maintenance and 12…
John Harrill Tom Hall is a long time and valued member of our club. He does excellent work in many of the crafts that we offer. Last year he had a goal of making a ring a day. Some were copper rings outside and sterling on the inside. He calls these rings with a silver…
Maryann Hawkins ASU student Kimberly Jim (left) receives a check from P.E.O. member Becky Pascal-Snyder. The grant will be used to defray the cost of Kimberly’s education this semester. A senior majoring in education, Kimberly will graduate in May. The P.E.O. assists qualified students who have had at least a 5 year break in their…
Norm Noble Back in the old days, gathering around the kitchen table had a meaning different than today. In the tiny town of Larchwood, Iowa, population 382, it meant that there was no hospital and no resident doctor and when a baby was due you made do. That’s where Dwight Grotewold of Sun Lakes entered…
Editor’s Note: “2 Your Health” is a new column in the Sun Lakes Splash dedicated to health issues. Each month different doctors and or medical associations, from varying specialties, will be writing on issues of importance. Articles are based on experiences and independent research conducted by the doctors or medical associations. We encourage anyone considering…