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Pleasant News

School will be starting soon, and we will be saying goodbye to our Junior Volunteers who were wonderful and added so much to our daily lives at Pleasant View. – A big thank you to all of our volunteers and thank you to Jason Herndon for coordinat-ing all the scheduling of the Junior volunteers. While I am thanking folks, a special thanks to Hazel Zink who lives on our campus and has played an important part in assist-ing our staff in making our planting areas so very attractive. We received some really exciting news this week, our applica-tion for a Community Service Tax Credit has been accepted! This funding will play an essential part in updating our standby generator and the fire protection system. In other good news, The Great Plains Quality Innovation Net-work sent a certificate of appreciation for our commitment to quality in the recent campaign. Quality measurements includ-ed our success in reducing the use of anti-psychotic medica-tions. One more thing, another certificate to possibly frame and hang on the wall. The PEAK program sent us congratulations, relat-ed to achieving the distinction of being a Sustained Person-Centered Care Home. All of this adds up to the most important value of our organi-zation, - we are here to provide high quality personalized resi-dent care in a very caring and pleasant environment.

From the Administrator

Jalane White [email protected]

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Welcome New Staff

Birthdays Anniversaries

Jullian White Dietary

Jo Call Dietary

Jeannette Williams CNA-PRN

Rebecca Wood Housekeeper

Felicia Frederick CNA- Cottonwood

Swaim, Lisa 8/1/1997

Fleming, Christina 8/1/2005

Williams, Vickie 8/1/2018

Smith, Molly 8/1/2018

Harris, Jacob 8/4/2017

Phillips, Brieonna 8/7/2015

Weary, Angela 8/8/2018

Fry, Cynthia 8/10/2018

Silva, Antonia 8/10/2005

Chick, Lynette 8/11/2017

Wilson, Jennifer 8/12/2016

Zuniga, Lizbeth 8/12/2016

Fowler, Brooke 8/13/2013

McCauley, Susan 8/13/2018

Speice, Tracy 8/14/2008

Ronquillo, Roma 8/17/2018

Halinski, Bobbi 8/18/1986

Shuler, Maggie 8/20/2015

Franklin, Jasper 8/21/2015

Benson, Makenzie 8/21/2013

Rose, Tonya 8/24/2012

Chapman Dalyn 8/26/2014

Myers, Erika 8/26/2014

Jennings, Kathleen 8/28/2011

Elmore, Kourinza 8/29/2016

Anderson, Roger 8/30/2004

Frederick, Brandi 8/30/2017

Goering, Brenda 8/4

Worthington, Jason 8/5

Knoche, Kennedy 8/9

Jennings, David 8/9

Williams, Vickie 8/9

Lacy, Nanci 8/9

Simmons, Samantha 8/12

Burkholder, Rebecca 8/14

Ahlgrim, Lori 8/14

Mininger, Sabrina 8/15

Fast, Ashley 8/17

Colahan, Donna 8/17

Medina, Danielle 8/18

England, Alex 8/18

Denlinger, David 8/18

Spahr, Robyn 8/19

Conley, Lotia 8/20

Speice, Tracy 8/20

Simmons, Cassandra 8/21

Schroeder, Courtney 8/22

Stucky, Anna 8/22

Gunter, Karen 8/23

Lewis, Kellie 8/23

King, Merilee 8/23

Wright, Kaylene 8/24

Barnhill, Deanna 8/25

Jameson, Steve 8/31

Hazel Zink has blessed Pleasant View with her hours of time spent tending our flower gar-

Residents’ Rights

Pleasant View Home

1. What are your Federal rights in a nursing home? As a resident of Pleasant View Home, you have certain rights and protections under Federal law that help ensure you get the care and services you need. Pleasant View Home must provide you with a written description of your legal rights. Keep the information you receive about your rights, admission and transfer policies, and any other information from Pleasant View Home in case you and/or your representative need to look at them later.

2. Generally

All residents have the right to equal access to quality care regardless of diagnosis, severity of condition, or payment source.

Jason’s Social Service Page Chaplain’s Article Reminder!!!!

Dementia Support Group is available to anyone. Our meeting time is

currently the 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

in the conference room. Please contact Jason, prior to the meeting date, at 620-585-6411

If you are interested in attending.

If you have a Face Book account be sure to visit our Pleasant View Home Face

Book page and “like” us!

We have kept our Jr. Volunteers busy this Summer! We appreciate their help and hope they have enjoyed spending some of their summer days with us. Jr. Volunteers will continue to volunteer some in August before they head back to school. We will be having a “Thank You” party for them with lunch in the park and time at the new Inman splash pad. We wish them a fun and successful school year and look forward to seeing here when they come for various school activities throughout the year!

If you, or someone you know, have been wanting to volunteer some of your time but haven’t been sure what you would like to do we would love to visit with you about the various opportunities available at Pleasant View Home. You never know what blessings you will receive when you are the blessing to someone else!

Jason Herndon LMSW [email protected]

PVH Newsletter – August, 2019 Acts 14:4, 5 NLT

The people of the town were divided in their opinion about them; some sided with the Jews, and some with the apostles. Then a mob of Gentiles and

Jews, along with their leaders, decided to attack and stone them.

“A dark cloud of impeachment has threatened President Donald Trump for many months, with Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives, where any such effort to remove him from office would begin, divided about whether to proceed,” so wrote Jan Wolfe and Richard Cowan, in a Reuters article entitled “Send Him Back? What It Would Take for Congress to Im-peach Trump.” Comparing the report of this news article, which appeared on the internet July 22, with the Scriptural account above reminds us that the new “preacher” in town, coming with a new message, may experience a se-vere reaction against him. Yes, he will gain converts; but there will be many who will oppose him.

Paul and Barnabas fled from the town because they felt their lives were threatened; so far, President Trump has given no indication of leaving town, much to the chagrin of his detractors. Because of the nature of our demo-cratic republic, it would be a pipedream to contemplate a presidency without controversy. How comforting it is to know that the sovereign God rules over all authority here on planet earth (Psalm 75:6, 7); may we support His will with persistent earnest prayers.

Chapel services are held each Thursday evening at 6:30 P.M. Following is the line-up of speakers and churches represented for August: 1) August 1, Pastor Charles Kaufmann; 2) Chaplain, with special music by his daughter Margery, on August 8; 3) Zoar Mennonite Church on August 15; 4) Zion Mennonite Church singers on August 22; and 5) Inman Mennonite Church, on August 29.

Recently (June 29) Georgia Darrow, resident at Pleasant Hills, passed on to receive her eternal reward; also passing on were Wilbur Martens on June 30, and Jane Durchsprung, on July 14. May the truth of God’s Word encourage the hearts of the bereaved: “Knowing that He who raised up the Lord Jesus will also raise us up with Jesus” (2 Corinthians 4:14).

Dave Denlinger, Chaplain

` 2019 Calendar

Lunch Menu

Sum-mer

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3

BBQ Chicken or Baked Ham AuGraten Potatoes Fruit Cobbler

Pork Chop or Chicken & Dumpling Sweet Potatoe Cassserole Lemon Cream Pie

Salisbury Steak /Ham, Turkey & Provolone Panini Peanut Butter Brownies

Roast Turkey / Beef & Noodles Cranberry Salad

Meat loaf or Pork Lo Mein Mashed Pota-toes w/ gravy Fruit crisp

Crunchy baked Fish or Baked Chicken Macaroni & Cheese Glazed lemon Cake

Hawaiian Meatballs or Cornflake Chick-en Tropical Fruit w/ Whipped Topping

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Orange-Rosemary Chicken or Beef Tips Angel Peach Dessert

Bacon Wrapped Beef or Broccoli Chicken Casserole Frosted Red Gelatin

Pot Roast or Ham & Bean Soup Fried Po-tatoes Fresh Fruit Cup

RES CHOICE Ham & Cheese Panini Macaroni Salad Pine-apple Tidbits

Meatloaf or Salmon Patties Long grain& wild rice Cream Cheese Brownie

Chili or Hot dogs on a bun Cheesey Hash browns Lemon Ice box pie

Cheeseburger on bun Ranch Style Chicken Steak Fries Iced Raisan Bars

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Spaghetti & Meat-balls/ Herb Roasted Chicken Boston Cream Pie

Sliced Roast Turkey/ Ham, Green Bean Dumpling Soup Fruit Crumble

Fiesta Hamburger Steak or Pork Chop Frosted Gelatin Poke Cake

Aloha Chicken or Baked Ham Carrot Cake W/ Cream Cheese Frosting

Beef tips in Gravy or Tuna Melt Buttered Noodles Cinnamon - Apple Gelatin

BBQ Pork Chops or Shrimp Cocktail Peaches w/ Whipped Topping

Chicken Picatta W/ Spaghetti Noodles or Salisbury Steak Mixed Berry Crisp

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Baked Chicken/ Beef Pot Roast Scal-loped Potatoes Fruit Cobbler

Beef & Broccoli Stir Fry/ Country Style Ribs Peach Pound Cake

Roasted Chicken or Parmesian Tilapia Mandarine Oranged & Pineapple

Beef Stroganoff or Ham Steak Buttered Noodles Cheese-cake / Topping

Lime Chicken Soft Taco or Baked Ziti Fruit Fluff

Pork Loin or Beef Goulash Pineapple Updide Down Cake

Sausage Casserole or Smothered Chick-en Brownie

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

BBQ Chicken or Baked Ham AuGraten Potatoes Fruit Cobbler

Pork Chop or Chicken & Dumpling Sweet Potatoe Cassserole Lemon Cream Pie

Salisbury Steak /Ham, Turkey & Provolone Panini Peanut Butter Brownies

Roast Turkey / Beef & Noodles Cranberry Salad

Meat loaf or Pork Lo Mein Mashed Pota-toes w/ gravy Fruit crisp

Crunchy baked Fish or Baked Chicken Macaroni & Cheese Glazed lemon Cake

Hawaiian Meatballs or Cornflake Chick-en Tropical Fruit w/ Whipped Topping

Dinner Menu

Supper Menu

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3

Hamburger w/ Bun & relish plate Baked Beans Sugar Cookie

Tuna Salad Cold Plate or Grilled Reu-ben Seasoned Fresh Fruit

Nacho Chicken Bake or Deli Sandwich Mexican Cornbread Fruited Gelatin

Patty Melt or Bean Soup Fried Potatoes Peaches w/ Whipped Topping

Sloppy Joe w/ Tator Tots or Chef's Salaf Bread Pudding

Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich or Breakfast Quiche Swedish Pears

Chicken Tenders W/ White Gravy or Club Sandwich

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Egg Salad Sandwich or Beef & Macaroni Bake Ice Cream

Chicken Fried Chick-en or Fish Sandwich Fruited Cocktail

Taco Salad or Creamy Chicken Spa-ghetti No Bake Cookies

Chicken & Dumplings or Pork Loin New Potatoes Fruit Crum-ble

Pizza or BLT Sand-wich Homemade Vegetable Soup

Smoked Sausage or Chicken Pot Pie Parslied Buttered Pasta Fruit Crisp

BBQ Pork Sliders or Sweet & Sour Chicken Mandarine Oranges

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Ham Salad Sandwich or Cheesy Ham & Hasbrown Bake Fruit w/ Whipped Topping

Pork Fritter or Chick-en Salad Sandwich Frosted Cupcake

Fish & Cheese Sand-wich or Chicken & Noodles Melon Cu-bes

Sloppy Joes on Bun or Grilled Ham & Cheese Tropical Fruit

Baked Sausage Cas-serole or Chicken Salad W Mandarin Oranges

Tuna & Noodle Bake or Turkey Club Wrap Blueberry Crumble Bar

Ham Salad on Wheat or Quiche Lorraine Seasoned Fresh Fruit

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Tomato Soup w Grilled Cheese or Turkey & Rice Casse-role

Meatball Sub or Breaded Chicken Pat-ty Tator Tots Fruited Gelatin

Vegetable Beef Soup 2 BLT or Chicken Tenders Sherbet

Resident Choice German Sausage Fried Potatoes Green Jello w/Pineapple

Spaghetti w/ Meatsause Chicken Ceasar Wrap Fresh Fruit Cup

Fried Fish or Home-made Pizza Macaro-ni & Cheese Straw-berry Mousse

Club Sandwich or Beef Pot Pie Pota-to Salad Fruit Cup

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Hamburger w/ Bun & relish plate Baked Beans Sugar Cookie

Tuna Salad Cold Plate or Grilled Reu-ben Seasoned Fresh Fruit

Nacho Chicken Bake or Deli Sandwich Mexican Cornbread Fruited Gelatin

Patty Melt or Bean Soup Fried Potatoes Peaches w/ Whipped Topping

Sloppy Joe w/ Tator Tots or Chef's Salaf Bread Pudding

Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich or Breakfast Quiche Swedish Pears

Chicken Tenders W/ White Gravy or Club Sandwich

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Resident Council

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

2

10:00 Smell It?

2:00 Puzzle it

3

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

4

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel

10:30 Ch. 63 Buhler MB

10:30 Ch. 64 Buhler South

10:30 Ch. 65 Inman

10:30 Ch. 66 St. Peters

10:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

5

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible

Study

6

9:30 Walmart

Shop/Lunch

1:45 Men’s

Koffee

Klub

7

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Mind

Challenges

2:00 Cookie Pops

8

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Vet Café

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

9

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Smell It?

2:00 Puzzle it

10

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

11

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



12

10:00 Dirt Road

Drive/Lunch

10:00 Bible Study

13

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

14

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Mind

Challenges

2:00 Spelling Bee

15

8:00 Breakfast

Bus!

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

16

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Smell It?

2:00 Puzzle it

17

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

18

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



19

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible

Study

2:00 Jeopardy

20

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

21

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Mind

Challenges

2:00 Brazllian

Cheese Puffs

22

9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Cranium Crunch

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

23

10:30 Leave for

The Alley!

2:00 Friday

Frostys

24

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

25

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



26

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible

Study

2:00 Watermelon

Craft

27

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

28

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Mind

Challenges

2:00 Sonic Run!

29

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Penny Ante

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

30

10:00 Mac Quack

2:00 Puzzle it

31

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

Cottonwood Corner 2019

Calendar Subject to Change

Becky Gone

Cottonwood Corner

Cottonwood started our July out with cele-brating July 4 in party style! We appreciate our Country and are proud to be Americans! We had a rousing good time playing Penny Ante one day as you can see Frieda, Anna Grace,

Sheri, Wilbur & Don were part of the group. Shop-ping is always on our agenda and Ima

was “caught” in Dollar Tree this month doing a little browsing! She was probably the only one who didn’t spend any money this time!! We had a really good time looking at the beautiful flowers at the Hutch

Becky Burkholder, SSD

[email protected]

Juco Gardens! It was a hot day but we did our looking in the morning and enjoyed a lunch then later in the air condi-tioning! I’d say the highlight of July so far was our “Dirt Road Drive”. When we start out in the bus we have no idea where it will take us and we stick to gravel roads! This month we happened to travel “south” and went past some of our resident’s farms. At one point some of the residents asked where we were at and the honest answer was “I have no idea”. We ended up at Burrton eating at The Barn!

If

you like a leisurely Sunday to put your feet up and relax…..so do we! And here’s the picture to prove it! Thanks Ken and Winona for being yourselves!

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Daily Devotions

Crafts

Fellowship in Chapel

2

Daily Devotions

Bingo with Rehab

3

Daily Devotions

Movie time

4

Sunday Worship &

Family Time

5

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Trivia

6

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Crafts

7

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

8

Daily Devotions

Bus trip

9

Daily Devotions

Bingo with Rehab

10

Movie Time

11

Sunday Worship &

Family Time

12

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Trivia

13

Daily Devotions&

Chronicles

Bus

14

Daily Devotions&

Chronicles

15

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Crafts

Fellowship in Chapel

16

Daily Devotions

Bingo with Rehab

17

Movie Time

18

Sunday Worship &

Family Time

19

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Trivia

20

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

Bus Trips

21

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

22

Daily Devotions&

Chronicles

Patio Time

Fellow ship in chapel

23

Daily Devotion

Bingo with Rehab

24

Movie Time

25

Sunday Worship & Fam-

ily Time

26

Daily Devotions

Chronicles

Trivia

27

Daily Devotions

Crafts

Resident council

28

Daily Devotions &

Chronicles

29

Daily Devotions

Yard games

30

Daily Devotions

Bingo with Rehab

31

Movie Time

August 2019 Walnut Court

Walnut court

It has been a hot month for us, so we been doing

crafts and staying inside out of the heat. We did enjoy

one trip, going to the dollar tree and Walmart and

than over to pizza ranch for a nice relaxing meal,

Fannie Mae also saw some friends of hers so she

went over to visit them at the next table. We celebrat-

ed one of the residents Birthday, Carolyn and our

nurse Crista. We have enjoyed our junior volun-

teers,

They have been a big help with our trivia games and

crafts, we made some necklaces and key chains out of

washers, It was a lot of fun. We enjoyed our fourth of

July cookout with hamburgers and hot dogs and all

of the sides. We our needing to know if we have any

family or friends that would like to join us at the fair

coming in September so we can order tickets . Please

call and let me know.

Barb Allan, SSD

[email protected]

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Am. Communion w

Pastor Dave

6:30pm Church in

Chapel

2 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Resident Choice

3 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

4 10:30am Church

Service

5 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Resident Choice

6 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Bring in Lunch

7 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

2:30 Ice Cream Social

8 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

6:30 pm Church in

Chapel

9 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Movie n Popcorn

10 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

11 10:30am Church

Service

12 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Resident Choice

13 1/1 w Residents

Am Bus Trip

14 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

2:30pm Ice Cream

Social

15 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

6:30pm Church in

Chapel

16 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Movie n Snack

17 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Resident Council @

11:30am

18 10:30am Church

Service

19 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Resident choice

20 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Am Finish the Phrase

21 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

2:30pm Ice Cream

Social

22 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

6:30pm Church in

Chapel

23 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Movie n Popcorn

24 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

25 10:30am Church

Service

26 1/1 w Resident

11am Devotions

Pm Resident Choice

27 1/1 w Residents

Am Bus Trip

28 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

2:30pm Ice Cream

Social

29 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

6:30 pm Church in

Chapel

30 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

Pm Movie n Snack

31 1/1 w Residents

11am Devotions

HARVEST HOUSE

HARVEST HOUSE

Cant believe it’s already August. We didn’t get out this past month with it being so hot. So we just did some stuff inside. We would like to say thank you to all the Jr . Volunteers for helping us this summer with outings and activities. We have a couple trips planned for this month. And we will bring lunch in sometime this month, It’s a thing we started and the residents really enjoy picking the place. We are go-ing to start doing some crafts and outings with Wal-nut Court. I have been gone the past 3 months it’s great to be back, I sure did miss my Residents and co– workers. Family and Friends you are always welcome to eat with your loved ones, the Cost is $7 dollars per person. Enjoy-

ing the Cat. Lois cele-

brating her Bday

Cele-

brating nursing home week .. Baby shower for Maggie

Debbie Schofield, SSD

[email protected]


P L A Z A

1

Daily devotion/

Chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30 Ice cream sundaes 1:15

2

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30 Exercise 10:30

Bingo!! 1:00

Snack 1:45

3

Residents choice

4

Church and family

time

5

Daily devotion/ chroni-

cle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Bowling outing 10:30

Snack 1:45

6

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Take out Tuesday

7

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Games

8

Carriage crossing

breakfast 9:30

Exercise 10:30

Make trail mix 1

9

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Bingo/snack!! 1:00

10

Residents choice

11

Church and family

time

12


cle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Decorate flower pot 10

Snack 1:45

13

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Snack 1:30

14


cle 8:30

Basketball game 10

Exercise 10:30

Snack 1:15

15

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Happy Hour 1:20

16

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Bingo/snack!! 1:00

17

Residents choice

18

Church and family

time

19


cle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Flower arrangement 10

Snack 1:45

20f

Exercise 10:30

Home cooking

Snack 1:45

21

Daily devotion/

chronicles 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Movie and popcorn

22

Village inn 9:00

Spa day 9:30

Exercise 10:30

S’mores 1:15

23

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Bingo/snack! 1:00

24

Residents choice

25

Church and family

time

26

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Photo booth 1

27

Daily devotion/

chronicle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Snack 1:30

28


cle 8:30

Blow bubbles 10

Exercise 10:30

Snack 1:45

29

Daily Devotion/ Chron-

icle 8:30

\Exercise 10:30

Root beer Floats 1:15

30

Daily devotion/ Chroni-

cle 8:30

Exercise 10:30

Bingo/Snack 1:00

31

Residents choice

August 2019

Plaza Family

MaKenzie Regier

[email protected]

Where did summer go? Hello Fall! July was a fun month for all of us and full of different activities each week. Last month our residents got to show some fourth of July spirit and make some firework can-vas’s to hang on their doors. Fireworks can be a little scary but these were the perfect kind. Our vegetables have been growing like crazy in our Plaza Court-yard. A couple of our residents got the opportunity to attend the fourth of July parade in Hutchinson last month. They enjoyed all the fun things the parade had to offer including tons of candy and popsicles. We will be celebrating Patricia Cohron’s birthday this month August, 17th. We are excited for a little bit cooler weather. We will be going to the bowling alley in Hutchinson this month Monday the 5th. Along with breakfast at Carriage crossing Thursday he 8th and Village Inn Thursday the 22nd. Plaza can’t wait for more fun fall activities to come the next couple months. As always if you have any questions or concerns feel free to call or email me anytime.

The Heritage Calendar


1

Beauty Shop Exercise Devotions Chapel

2

Devotions Exercise S’ mores Trivia

3

Devotions Root beer Floats

4

5

Devotions Exercise Nails Bingo

6

Bible Study Exercise Tasty Tuesday Craft

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Church Day Family Time

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Exercise Baking Movie and Pop Corn Devotions

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Family Time

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Rutha

Gail

Carol

Grilling

Field Trip

Field Trip

Heritage Inn

August 2019

JoAnn

Heritage Inn Hello Residents and staff! We have been

enjoying this beautiful Weather and en-

joyed having the Jr. Volunteers coming in

to visit and helping us do activities. We

had some fun outings this month with

our ladies trip to Yoder to eat at the Car-

riage Crossing and the gen-

tlemen’s trip to the Harvest

Café here in town and mak-

ing wreaths. Can’t wait to

see what next month has in

store for us!

Lotia Conley, SSD/AD


1 Olive Snyder 11am Bible Study 3pm BINGO 6:30 Chapel/Charles Kaufman

2 9am Exercise 3pm Ice Cream Social

3

4 Brenda Goering 5 9am Exercise 10am Brain Teasers 3pm BINGO

6 9am BIBLE Journaling

2:00pm Movie & Popcorn

7 Craig Kapp 9am Exercise 5:30pm Games

8 10:00am Coffee with Veterans PH I 11am Bible Study 3pm BINGO 6:30 Chapel/PVH

9 Bus 9:45am Walmart

9am Exercise 3pm Ice Cream Social

10

11 12 Liz Brandon 9am Exercise 10am NAILS/hands 3pm BINGO

13 8:30am Early Morning Walk

7pm Special Program/Chapel “Sweet Adeline”

14 Bus-9:45am Lunch @ Brookville/Abilene 9am Exercise 5:30pm Games

15 11am Bible Study 3pm BINGO 6:30 Chapel/Zoar

16 Dorothy Shroyer 9am Exercise 3pm Ice Cream Social

17

18 Dave Denlinger

19 9am Exercise 3pm BINGO

20 Lorne Reimer

9:00 CRAFTS

21 Bus-9:45am Reno Co. Market/Lunch 9am Exercise 5:30pm Games

22 Norma Friesen Ray Lohrentz 11am Bible Study 3pm BINGO 6:30 Chapel/Zion

23 Jo Reid 9am Exercise 3pm Ice Cream Social

24

Yoder Heritage Days Bus 8:30am

25 26

9am Exercise 3pm BINGO

27

POTLUCK-Noon

28 Bus 9:45am Shopping-McPherson 9am Exercise 5:30pm Games

29 11am Bible Study 3pm BINGO 6:30 Chapel/Inman Mennonite

30 9am Exercise 3pm Ice Cream Social

31

Estates and East View Villa August 2019

August 2019

East View Villa and Estates Activities

Welcome back! Can’t believe that August is finally here. God is so good! We had a great month of July and have a full schedule for August. You can be as busy as you would like or not, your choice. That is what being in the retirement community of Estates & East View Villa is all about. Any new IDEAS are welcome! Our Tuesday Program was a huge blessing. The theme was Patriotic music and WOW did they give us what we wanted! Thank you to Charisse Sprunger, Jason Herndon and Sharena Webb.

This month we tried something new. I am excited about it. Bible Journaling is a new way to express yourself and to bring the bible verses to life and bring out the creativeness in each of us. There is no wrong or right way to go about it. Just let the Lord talk to you and have FUN! Our movie was an exceptional one, “DO YOU BELIEVE”. You can’t watch this movie and not cry, it is so moving and true to life. No matter how many times I see it I always shed a few tears! We have a bus trip planned for Lunch at the Cracker Barrel, Brookville Hotel in Abilene & if time allows we may look around at Eisenhower Museum. A trip is planned to Reno County Market Place, of course trips to Walmart can’t be missed and this month we have Yoder Heritage Days. FUN, FUN, FUN!

Our Tuesday program on the 13th, we are honored to have the “Sweet Adelines” with us. Come and join us at 7:00pm in the PVH Chapel, snacks are served afterwards. Again we will have our POTLUCK the last Tuesday of the month. We will welcome our new Residents and I will have a gift for each of you. Just bring anything you would like. That is the fun of going to a potluck, you never know what you will be eating! We still like to get together at 3:00pm Fridays for our Ice Cream Social. Join us, there are even games played afterwards

Until next time, God Bless You!

Brenda Goering Estates Life Enrichment Facilitator

(620) 585-6411 ext. 150

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Memory Game 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social 6:30 Chapel

2

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Machine

3

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles

Newspaper

4

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

5

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Resident Council

6

9:30 Walmart/Lunch

Happy Birthday Eleanor!

7

10:00 Dave’s Devotions

8

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Vet Cafe 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social 6:30 Chapel

9

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Root Beer/Coke Floats

10

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles

Newspaper

11

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

12

10:00 Dirt Road Drive/lunch

13

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Nifty Nails 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

14

10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Spelling Bee

15

8:00 Breakfast Bus 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social 6:30 Chapel

16

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Machine

17

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles

Newspaper

18

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

19

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Nifty Nails 2:00 Jeopardy

20

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Penny Ante 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

21

10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Skip Bo

22

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Lillian/Delbert

Dominoes

2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social 6:30 Chapel

23

10:30 Leave for The Alley/Lunch

Happy Birthday Jo!

24

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles

Newspaper

25

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

26

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Cute N Curly

27

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Sensorcise 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

28

10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Skunk

29

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Skip Bo 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social 6:30 Chapel

30

10:00 Mac Quack

31

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles

Newspaper

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