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August 2017

Pleasant News

It has been a season of inspections, - it started with the Life Safety Code, followed by the PEAK evaluation, then the annual VA inspection, and finally the annual KDADS survey. I want to thank our staff for their patience, perseverance and professionalism in navigating our organiza-tion through these inspections, with results we can feel good about. We are really proud of our staff. On a different note, we are always on point when it comes to protect-ing our residents and their personal property. Please help by seeing that all resident clothing, equipment, decorations, etc., are marked with the resident’s name. Daryl Regier, has been an important part of the Pleasant View team

for many years. We wish him well as he plans to retire in the later part of

September of this year. Daryl has worn many hats at Pleasant View,

(including the editing of this newsletter) and we will truly miss his exper-

tise and willingness to help us.

From the Administrator

Jalane White [email protected]

Flowers at Pleasant View Home

Alzheimer’s Support Group Next meeting will be

Third Monday 7:00 pm in the

Conference Room

CEO Kevin Reimer Administrator Jalane White Director of Nursing Marilyn Stufflebean CFO Tod Ritcha Director of Marketing Cate McClelland Phone 620-585-6411 Fax 620-585-6504 Web Site www.pleasantviewhome.com

Pleasant View Home P.O. Box 249

108 North Walnut Inman, Kansas 67546

August 2017

East View Villa and Estates Activities

Hello and Greetings to our friends in the Estates and East View Villa! I hope everyone has stayed cool during the hot dog days of July! August is set to have more fun and exciting times. School will be starting so please watch for the kids when you are out and about on the roads. Hopefully we will have cooler weather that will help with any outdoor activities that we may have. During the month of August, we will be learning how to make cheese. Have a talent show to see all the different talents we have in our Estates. As always we will have our reg-ular schedule of Exercises, Bingo, Wednesday Game Nights, Bible Study, Chapel on Thursdays, and Ice Cream on Fridays Featuring also this month—Fishing, Crafts, Breakfast Trip. Son Life Quartet as our Tuesday Program. Wednesday Game Night special meal this month will be bring your Favorite Salad. And as always watch for flyers of upcoming events that aren’t listed on the calendar. A quick look back at the months activities before we move into next month—We had a 4th of July party that was a blast—lots of hot dogs were ate. There was food as far as the eye could see on more than 2 ta-bles that were 8ft long. It was lots of fun socializing and drinking cherry limeades. We kept the July blast going with a Breakfast trip to Neighbors Café and the later on in the month was our Kansas City Royals Game night with snacks. We had birthday celebrations of EmyLu Gantz, Wil-bur Martins, and Elsie Winter during our ice cream socials on Friday. Also we celebrated and beat the heat with Ice Cream Toppings, Root Beer Floats and Goats Milk Ice Cream. Have a great July and Blessings, Jennifer Wilson ext 150 Life Enrichment Coordinator [email protected]

Wellness Blog Hard to believe that summer is almost over! The heat has been a won-derful reminder just how rough a good old Kansas summer can be. But with this heat and sun, the ground has produced some beautiful bounty for us to be very thankful for. Here are some ideas to liven up your meals with this bounty God has blessed us with! 1. Fire Up the Grill - Use the grill to cook vegies and fruits. Try grilling mushrooms, carrots, peppers, or potatoes on a kabob skewer, brush with oil to keep them from drying out. Grilled fruits like peaches, pineapple, or mangos add great flavor to a cookout. 2. Expand the Flavor of Your Casseroles - Mix vegies such as sautéed onions, peas, pinto beans or tomatoes into your favorite dish for that extra flavor. 3. Planning something Italian? - Add extra vegies to your pasta dish. Slip some peppers, spinach, red beans, onions, or cherry tomatoes into your traditional tomato sauce. Vegetables provide texture and low-calaorie bulk that satisfies. 4. Get Creative with Your Salad - Toss in shredded carrots, strawberries, spinach, watercress, orange segments, or sweet peas for a flavorful, fun salad. 5. Salad Bars Aren’t Just for Salads - Try eating sliced fruit from the salad bar as your dessert when dining out. This will help you avoid any baked desserts that are high in calories. 6. Get in on the Stir-Frying Fun - Try something new! Stir-fry your veggies—like broccoli, carrots, sugar snap peas, mushrooms, or green beans—for a quick-and-easy addition to any meal. 7. Add Them to Your Sandwiches - Whether it is a sandwich or wrap, vegies make great additions to both. Try sliced tomatoes, ro-maine lettuce, or avocado on your everyday sandwich or wrap for extra flavor. 8. Be Creative with Your Baked Goods - Add apples, bananas, blueberries, or pears to your favorite muffin recipe for a treat. 9. Make a Tasty Fruit Smoothie - For dessert, blend strawber-ries, blueberries, or raspberries with frozen bananas and 100% fruit juice for a delicious frozen fruit smoothie. 10. Liven Up an Omelet - Boost the color and flavor of your morning omelet with vegies. Simply chop, sauté, and add them to the egg as it cooks. Try combining different vegies, such as mushrooms, spinach, onions or bell peppers.

Jennifer Cox

[email protected]

Birthdays Rebecca Burkholder 8/14 Lori Ahlgrim 8/14 Sabrina Mininger 8/15 Charli Delgado 8/16 Ashley Fast 8/17 Alex Gantenbein 8/18 Jordan Babcock 8/18 David Denlinger 8/18 Robyn Spahr 8/19 Lotia Conley 8/20 Tracy Speice 8/20 Cassandra Simmons 8/21 Courtney Schroeder 8/22 Anna Stucky 8/22 Karen Gunter 8/23 Deanna Barnhill 8/25 Logan Lindbloom 8/28 Brianna Stanley 8/30

Anniversaries Lisa Swaim 8/1/1997 Christina Fleming 8/1/2005 Kaylee Baumann 8/5/2016 Jacci Riley 8/6/1986 Brieonna Phillips 8/7/2015 Antonia Silva 8/10/2005 Jennifer Wilson 8/12/2016 Lizbeth Zuniga 8/12/2016 Brooke Gaeddert 8/13/2013

Tracy Speice 8/14/2008 Katherine Crenshaw 8/18/2015 Bobbi Halinski 8/18/1986 Maggie Shuler 8/20/2015 Jasper Franklin 8/21/2015 Makenzie Benson 8/21/2013 Tonya Rose 8/24/2012 Dalyn Chapman 8/26/2014 Erika Myers 8/26/2014 Amanda Reed 8/26/2016 Kourinza Elmore 8/29/2016 Daniel Jones 8/29/2016 Kathleen Jennings 8/28/2011 Roger Anderson 8/30/2004

Who’s New Skyler Davis CAN Heritage Karissa Morris CMA Ivy Makenzie Regier CAN Plaza Marie Dandurand CAN Ivy Roberta Caraway CMA Ivy Kelly Schmidt CAN Tradition Angelia Goemann CAN Ivy Robin Brookman LPN Ivy Caitlin Janda CMA Ivy Amanda Jernigan Housekeeping Dallas Crawford Dietary Lilly Barnes-Taylor Housekeeping Amber Dellinger CAN Heritage Keeley Cunningham CAN Heritage

Who’s New? Who’s Old?

Pleasant View News August 2017 Issue Jeremiah 1:5 NLT

I knew you before I formed you in your mother’s womb. Before you were born I set you apart and appointed you as my prophet to the nations.

Growing up, children, in my opinion, fall into one of three vocational groups: 1) those who confidently know what vocation they will enter; 2) those with several interests and talents, who are wrestling with more than one vocational interest; and 3) those who are clueless, who are in great need of guidance by an older and wiser person. I was one of those in the second grouping; but also, I never imagined then that one day I would become a pastor. Indeed, for many of us, surprising changes of direction do occur on “the highway of life.” Regardless of what we may think, God has a plan for each one of us, which He knew well before we were born. Sometimes, these callings are pleasant and exciting, as when one is called to be either a king or presi-dent. Other times, the person’s calling is difficult and challenging, as when he is born with a physical affliction, or lacking intellectual acuity. Regardless, the believer in Christ can trust in the goodness and wisdom of the Lord; for He knows best, and will one day perfect every one of the deficiencies found in us. By faith and confidence in our God, may we all say, “The Lord is GOOD…” (Psalm 86:5). We are thankful for the good attendance at the Thursday 6:30 P.M. Chapel Service; and we are grateful to the many guest speakers and churches who lead the PVH family in praise with encouraging music, and ministering to us with God’s Word. Those ministering in chapel this month are Inman Mennonite Church on August 3, Hoffnungsau Mennon-ite Church on August 10, Bethel Mennonite Church on August 17, Mr. Jasper Franklin on August 24, and St. Peters United Church of Christ on August 31. Those who have passed on to receive their eternal reward since the last publication are Betty Arnold on June 28, Patricia Adelhardt on July 5, and Harry Burton on July 12. May God bless and encourage each of you by trusting in the Savior, the Lord Jesus, and with increasing joy in the Scriptures.

Dave Denlinger, Chaplain

Chaplain’s Corner

August 2001 marked the first edition of Pleasant News edited and printed by the current editor. The previous editor, Bev Gaeddert-Regier set a record of 25 years as editor before retiring in 2001. This editor is retiring in September and the August 2017 edition marks the last publi-cation for this editor to edit. It has been a joy and a privilege to work and serve at Pleasant View Home. However, it is time to move on to other ventures as retirement beckons and new daily rigors await. May God continue to bless Pleasant View Home. Daryl Regier

Notes from Pleasant News Editor

Bill of Rights of Pleasant View Home

2. Generally

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

3. Exercise of Rights

You have the right to exercise your rights as a resident of Pleasant View Home and as a citizen of the United States, without fear of interference, coercion, discrimination or reprisal. You and/or your representative have the right to organize or participate in resident and/or family groups. You also have the right to choose a repre-sentative, including a spouse (opposite or same sex), family mem-ber, friend or others to exercise your rights on your behalf. Legal guardians appointed on your behalf may exercise your rights ac-cording to state law. You retain the ability to exercise any rights that you do not delegate to a representative.

4. Planning and Implementing Care

You and/or your representative have the right to be fully informed of your medical condition in a language you can understand, and to participate in your person-centered care planning and treatment, including the type of caregiver who provides services to you. You also have the right to refuse and/or discontinue medications and treatments (but this could be harmful to your health), and to formu-late an advanced directive.

Jason’s Social Service Page

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 ac-count be sure to visit our Pleas-

ant View Home Face Book page and “like” us!

Jason Herndon LMSW

[email protected]

Contact Jason to See how you can help with our Music and Memory

program!

In the spirit of a new school year starting I thought I would look up infor-mation on subjects taught in 1920’s and 30’s and compare them to the subjects taught now. That information was not nearly as simple as I thought it would or should have been to find. When I was in school in the 80’s and 90’s, we had the basic subjects: reading, writing, math, science, social studies, History, art and music. From what I was able to find, that was the basic list of subjects in the 20’s and 30’s also. I remember being taught a form of “new math” in grade school. All I re-member of it is that it was basically done by using tally marks and it was only introduced one year and I don’t remember ever hearing of it again. When my oldest daughter was in grade school she was learning how to add by using her fingers and I was one of those “back in my day we didn’t learn like that” kind of dads. I remember hauling my book bag full of books home to do homework and having all of my papers spread out on the floor or table. Now days I hardly see my kids using any book. Everything is done on the computer. Their papers are done on an IPAD and emailed to the teacher. Some of those basic subjects are still taught but technology has drastically changed the way they are taught. On one hand it seems to make school life much easier and very fascinating. On the other hand it is also frightening and complicated. Kids have so much thrown at them all at once. My 4 year old is learning things I didn’t learn until 1st or 2nd grade. I en-courage you, as the new school year approaches, to talk to your older family members and your younger family members about the similarities and the dif-ferences of your school days. Hopefully it will provide an opportunity to have an enjoyable conversation with your loved ones.

I’ve been told that I didn’t speak too often as a youngster but when I talked, I said something worth listening to. Those that know me now are aware that I’ve changed and am not too bashful about verbally sharing my thoughts. With this being my first contribution to the newsletter though, I’m hoping that my absence from writing past articles is more reflective of my youth and willing ness to share information worth your reading. Pleasant View has acquired the ability to ease the burden of paying our bills. I’m afraid we are not necessarily making them smaller but similar to arrange-ments with utility companies, we can initiate payments from your bank account to pay our invoices. We’ll continue to mail monthly statements for your refer-ence. If you are interested in eliminating the need to write a monthly check, please contact the business office and we’ll assist you with the process. Additionally, it is now easier to make donations to Pleasant View. We will still gladly take a check, stocks and crops but there is now an “Donation” icon on the bottom of our website’s home page that can be clicked. It will lead you to a site that accepts credit and debit card payments. Obviously, we would love for you to give it a try. 620-585-6411 Tod Ritcha, CFO

From the CFO

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

2

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 4-G

Challenge

3

9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Jumpin’ w Jen

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

4

9:30 Retail

Therapy!

2:00 Friday

Frostys

Roy

5

9:00 Galleria

Exercises

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

6

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

7

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible Study

in Galleria

2:00 Lemonade

Sweeties

8

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

9

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 4-G

Challenge

2:00 Smell that

Smell!

10

8:00 Breakfast Bus

2:00 Bingo 3:00

Social

6:30 Chapel

11

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Con-

centration!

2:00 Friday

Frostys

12

9:00 Galleria

Exercises

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

13

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



14

9:30 Hutchinson

Mall

15

9:30 Devotions

With Dave in

Galleria

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

16

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 4-G

Challenge

2:00 Spelling Bee

17

9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Resident Council

2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

18

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Citrus

Coasters

2:00 Friday

Frostys

19

9:00 Galleria

Exercises

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

20

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



21

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible Study

in Galleria

2:00 Jeopardy

22

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

23

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 4-G

Challenge

2:00 Stick or

Switch?

24


2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

25

9:30 Dirt Road

Drive

2:00 Friday

Frostys

26

9:00 Galleria

Exercises

...Games

…Movies

…Fellowship

27

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman



28

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Bible Study

in Galleria

2:00 5-Hole Tee

Toss

29

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 Sensorize

1:45 Men’s

Koffee Klub

30

9:30 Faith & Fun

10:00 4-G

Challenge

2:00 Spot the

Differences!

31


2:00 Bingo

3:00 Social

6:30 Chapel

Calendar Subject to Change…..

Becky at a Conference

2017

Cottonwood Corner

Becky Burkholder, SSD

[email protected]

July was the best yet! Got a new little dog on the neighborhood, went shopping at Et Cetra, Winona had special family over from Lithuania, we spent a good amount of time at our own Inman Museum and also at the Hutchinson Cosmosphere seeing and doing a lot of activities. Our residents are enjoying the hot summer inside!!

Our yearly outing to Nurse Janet Regehr’s farm was very successful again! Weather was hot, cat was cuddly, gator rides were fun, flowers were outstanding and the cinnamon rolls were better than the best!!!! Thank you Janet!

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

2

10:45 Bible Study

11:15 Devotions

3:00 Ice Cream

5:00 exercise

3

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:30 Chapel

4

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

5

Movie & Pop-

corn

6

Church Services

Family Time

7

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:00 Rolling Store

8

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

9

10:45 Bible Study

11:15 Devotions

3:00 Ice Cream

5:00 exercise

10

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:30 Chapel

11

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

12

Movie & Pop-

corn

13

Church Services

Family Time

14

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:00 Rolling Store

15

10:00 Patio Time

11:15 Devotions

5:00 Exercise

16

10:45 Bible Study

11:15 Devotions

3:00 Ice Cream

5:00 exercise

17

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:30 Chapel

18

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

19

Movie & Pop-

corn

20

Church Services

Family Time

21

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:00 Rolling Store

22

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

23

10:45 Bible Study

11:15 Devotions

3:00 Ice Cream

5:00 exercise

24

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:30 Chapel

25

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Patio Time

5:00 Exercise

26

Movie & Pop-

corn

27

Church Services

Family Time

28

10:00 Bingo

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:00 Rolling Store

29

10:00 Patio Time

11:15 Devotions

5:00 Exercise

30

10:45 Bible Study

11:15 Devotions

3:00 Ice Cream

5:00 exercise

31

11:15 Devotions

4:00 Exercise

6:30 Chapel

WALNUT COURT

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Wilma Symonds—August 14th

August 2017

OUTINGS TO BE ANNOUNCED!

Evelyn Martin April 15, 1921 ~ June 23, 2017

Evelyn will be missed by her neighbors and staff . Although her presence will be missed, we are not sad for her passing for

we know her prayers were answered. She anxiously waited for the day God would call her home. On June 23, 2017, she

closed her eyes, left her worries, her aches and her pain behind,

took her Savior’s hand and went home!

Walnut Court

It’s almost time for the Kansas State Fair! The fair is September 8-17 but we are so excited we are making plans now! If you would like to meet your loved one (or ride along) at the fair please contact Robyn (unit coordinator) or Barb ( interim activities/social services) to find out what day and time we will be heading off to see the sights at

Kathy Metzger, Walnut Court Team Leader and AD/SSD, has resigned her position. We miss her in Walnut but she continues to help with ac-tivities throughout the other neighborhoods so we still see her from time to time! Brieonna Phillips has assumed the Team Leader role and Barb Allen has agreed to assist with activity and social service duties until the position is filled. We thank you both for your dedication to Walnut Court. We enjoyed a trip to the Kansas Cosmophere in

July. Hutchinson is fortunate to have an attraction like that.

Wilma Symonds ~ August 14

Jason Herndon, LMSW

[email protected]

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY` THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 BRAIN WORKOUT

BUS TRIP

4:30 PM EXERCISE

2 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

2:30PM ICE CREAM

SOCIAL

3 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

6:30PM CHURCH IN

CHAPEL

4 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4PM ROLLING STORE

5 BRAIN WORKOUT

11 AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

7PM RESIDENT’S

CHOICE

6 BRAIN WORKOUT

9AM CHURCH

7 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM BIBLE STUDY W

DAVE

7PM MOVIE N POPCORN

8 BRAIN WORKOUT

10:15AM BINGO

11 AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

9 BRAIN WORKOUT

11 AM DEVOTIONS

2:30 PM ICE CREAM

SOCIAL

10 BRAIN WORKOUT

11 AM DEVOTIONS

6:30PM CHURCH IN

CHAPEL

11 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4PM NAIL CARE

12 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

7PM MOVIE N SNACK

13 BRAIN WORKOUT

9AM CHURCH

14 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM BIBLE STUDY W

DAVE

7PM REMINISCING

15 BRAIN WORKOUT

10AM CARNIVAL INSIDE

11 AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

16 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

2:30PM ICE CREAM

SOCIAL

17 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

6:30PM CHURCH IN

CHAPEL

18 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4PM ROLLING STORE

19 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

7PM GAMES

20 BRAIN WORKOUT

9AM CHURCH

21 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM BIBLE STUDY W

DAVE

7PM GAMES

22 BRAIN WORKOUT

10:15AM BINGO

11 AM DEVOTIONS

430PM EXERCISE

23 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

2:30PM ICE CREAM

SOCIAL

24 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

6:30PM CHURCH IN

CHAPEL

25 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4PM NAIL CARE

26 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

4:30PM EXERCISE

7PM 1:1 RESIDENT’S

CHOICE

27 BRAIN WORKOUT

9AM CHURCH

28 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM BIBLE STUDY W

DAVE

7PM 1:1 W RESIDENT

29 BRAIN WORKOUT

BUS TRIP

4:30PM EXERCISE

30 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

2:30PM ICE CREAM

SOCIAL

31 BRAIN WORKOUT

11AM DEVOTIONS

6:30PM CHURCH IN

CHAPEL

HARVEST HOUSE

HARVEST HOUSE

We have been busy here in Harvest House, We had a BBQ for the 4th. Norma, Howard and Debbie went outside with me while I made the food!

We had a great time last week we did a inside carnival and then brought in Arby’s for Lunch. The Resident’s and staff enjoyed it so much we are going to try to make this a monthly thing.

We would like to welcome Arlene Thiessen to our neighborhood!

Debbie and Betty made homemade pizza for lunch

Went to walmart then headed over to Applebee’s for lunch.. Bonnie and the

Resident’s playing bounce.

Music Therapy

Enjoying some exercise

Planning some fun things for August watch for pictures in next newsletter!

Debbie Schofield, SSD

[email protected]


1

Exercises

Devotions

Parachute Fun

2

Exercises

Bible Study

Movie & Popcorn

3

Exercises

Devotions

Home Cooking

4

Exercises

Devotions

Manicures

5

Exercises

Devotions

Game Night

6

Church

Family Day Home Cooking

7

Exercises

Devotions Bowling

8

SUBWAY FOR

LUNCH

9

IHOP FOR

BREAKFAST

10

Exercises

Devotions Home Cooking

11

Exercises

Devotions Manicures

12

Exercises

Devotions Game Night

13

Church

Family Day

Home Cooking

14

Exercises

Devotions

Jenga

15

KAT & CHRIS

OUT FOR

CONFERANCE

16

Exercises

Bible Study

Movie & Popcorn

17

Exercises

Devotions

Home Cooking

18

Exercises

Devotions

Manicures

19

Exercises

Devotions

Game Night

20

Church


21

Exercises

Devotions Trivia

22

KFC FOR

LUNCH

23

Exercises

Bible Study Movie & Popcorn

24

Exercises

Devotions Home Cooking

25

Exercises

Devotions Manicures

26

Exercises

Devotions Game Night

27

Church


28

Exercises

Devotions Spelling Fun

29

Exercises

Devotions Who Am I

30

ANCHOR INN

FOR LUNCH

31

Chapel is on Thurs-

day Evenings @

6:30

August 2017 The Plaza

The Plaza

Wow it has been so hot and muggy this past

month, but it sure has helped our vegetables that

we are growing. We have picked some and served

them with meals and have used for salads. We

ventured out to The Barn in Burrton for lunch

and to the Deli in McPherson. The Residents

and Staff enjoyed grilling and doing poppers on

the 4th of July. We also enjoyed Arby’s and

Braums. This month we are gearing up for the

Kansas State Fair on September 11th. Weather

permitting and as long as the temperatures are

not above 100 degrees. As our residents can not

tolerate that heat for long. Our Take-Out Tues-

days will be from Subway and Kentucky Fried

Chicken. We will be going to the Anchor Inn and

to IHOP.

We celebrated Ron Hawkins, Elaine Veatch, and

Richard Renner’s birthdays this past month.

Virginia Lindsay will celebrate her birthday on

August 31st.

Kat Jennings and I will be out to a conference on

August 15th,

Chris Fleming, SSD

[email protected]

Heritage Inn Hello Everyone! We had a fun filled month with all sorts of activities! From our trip to Marquette, Ks to the Motorcycle Muse- um and Sun-dries. And the Barn in Burton, Ks. To stay cool we did some indoor ac-tivities. Like Bingo, col-oring and trivia. I want to say a big thank you to Millie Loss’s daughters band for coming out and singing to us! Next month we will be having a Back to School pool party and order in fried chicken from KFC. We are sad to say we loss a member of our Heritage Family Mr. Harry Burton went to be with our Heavenly Father upstairs.

Lotia Conley, SSD

[email protected]

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Nifty Nails

1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

2

10:00 Dave’s Devotions

3

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Word Game

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

4

9:30 Retail Therapy

5

8:30 Galleria Exercise

*** Fellowship

Games, Puzzles Newspaper

6


2:00 Skip bo

8

9:30 Laugh at Life

10:00 Cute & Curly

1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

9

10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Sensorcise

10

8:00 Breakfast Bus

11

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Machine

12


*** Fellowship


13

8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

14

15

9:30 Devotions with Dave in the Galleria 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

16

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

17

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Resident Council


18

9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Citrus Coasters

19


*** Fellowship


20

Gail

21


2:00 Jeopardy

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

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10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Stick or Switch

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Theory of Mind


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9:30 Dirt Road Drive

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*** Fellowship


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8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel



10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB

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9:30 Laugh at Life

10:00 Cute and Curly

2:00 Sensorcise

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

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10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Skip bo

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Dominoes


Eleanor

GE

Oneda

9:30 Hutchinson Mall

Michele at Conference

Calendar Subject to Change

Gail

Ivy Grove & Rapid Recovery

We went to the Inman Museum this month and Mr Vogel gave a us tour. He did a wonderful job. He is very knowledgeable about the items there. I have been

there multiple times and it just gets bet-ter every time I go. There is always something new to see. Some of our very own residents ( some past and some pre-sent) here at PVH have some of their own personal property in the museum . To me that is what makes the museum special is that it is about the people from this community. It is all very well dis-played. So if you haven't been to the Inman Museum I highly recom-mend you going! But when your done be sure to follow your nose across the street to our local restau-

rant. They always have a such yum-my food….. cheeseburger or better yet their veranika and a piece of homemade pie! Have a safe and blessed August.

Michele Watson, SSD [email protected]

Our bingo so-cial is the best! The kitchen is always trying to come up with a unique snack. This is water-melon ice pops!

It is made from real watermelons and residents thought it was very good and “refreshing”! After we went to

Walmart for our retail thera-py we stopped

at the Pizza Ranch for lunch. I'm sure they regret their all you eat buffet as we all pigged out!!!


1 Beef Stroganoff

Rice

Seasoned Carrots/Ital Veg

Sliced Turkey

Sweet Potatoes

Boston Cream Cake

2 Lasagna

Tossed Salad

Crumb Top Baked Fish

Green Peas

Garlic Breadstick

Pound Cake w/Berries

3 Beef Minute Steak

Mashed Pot/Gravy

Green Beans/Spinach

Chicken and Dumplings

Brownie

4 King Ranch Chicken

Buttered Beets

Swedish Meatballs

Buttered Noodles

Baked Zucchini

Silver White Cake

5 Baked Honey Ham

Broccoli/ Baked Tomatoes

Beef Tips Au Jus

Calico Rice

Sherbet

6 Chicken Marsala

Buttered Spaghetti

Peppered Pork Loin

Swt Potatoes/Green Beans

Cream Cheese Cherry Sqr

7 Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauc

Tossed Salad/Capri Veg

Baked Fish

Rice Pilaf

Cheesecake

8 Lemon Pep Chicken

Corn/Green Beans

Glazed Meatloaf

M. Potatoes/Gravy

Chocolate Cake

9 Cheeseburger/Bun

French Fries

Chicken Breast Parmesan

Rice

Relishes/Calif Veg

Ambrosia Deluxe

10 Ham w/ Pineapple

Sweet Potatoes

Brussels Sprouts/Broccoli

Beef/Pasta Casserole

Peach Pie

11 Crumb Top Fish

Tricolor Spiral Pasta

Herbed Pork Loin

Au Gratin Potatoes

Stew Tomatoes/Roast Veg

Frosted Marble Cake

12 BBQ Chicken

Potato Salad

Green Beans/Seas.Beets

Hamburger Steak/Onions

M Potatoes/Gravy

Honey Bun Cake

13 Pork Roast

M Potatoes/Gravy

Spinach/Baby Carrots

Fried Chicken

Mac & Cheese

Peach Cobbler

14 Fiesta Bean Casserole

Spanish Rice

Corn Relish/Green Peas

Baked Fish

Hushpuppies

Ice Cream

15 Baked Ham

Baked Beans

Philly Cheesesteak Sand

French Fries

Coleslaw

Chocolate Pie

16 Oven Fried Chicken

Creamed Potatoes

Pork Cubes

Green Beans/Capri Veg

Strawberry Shortcake

17 Bierocks

Broccoli Caulif mix/Beets

Roast Beef

Baked Pot/Sour Cream

Silver White Cake

18 3 Cheese Lasagna

Capri Veg/B.Sprouts

Chuckwagon Steak

Scalloped Potatoes

Apple Crisp

19 BBQ Meatballs

M Potatoes/Gravy

Carrots/Corn

Chicken Fried Steak

Butterscotch Square

20 Chicken Florentine

Rice

Kielbasa Onions/Peppers

Roasted Veg

Lemon Bar

21 Country Fried Steak

M Potatoes/Gravy

Baked Rosemary Chicken

Squash Casserole

Italian Green Beans

Fruit Crisp

22 Beef Tips Au Jus

Pasta

Corn/Green Beans

Italian Sausage

Potatoes O’Brien

Chocolate PIe

23 Beef/Veg Stir Fry

Rice

Marinated Chicken Breast

Baked Potato/Sour Cream

Peanut Butter Cake

24 Chicken Tetrazzini

Capri Veg/Baby Carrots

Salisbury Steak

M Potatoes/Gravy

Frosted Marble Cake

25 Oven Fried Fish

Yellow Rice

Calif Veg/Relish Plate

Cheeseburger/Bun

French Fries

Cherry Cream Cheese Bar

26 Roasted Chicken

Baked Sweet Potato

Green Bean/Yellow Sqsh

Herbed Pork Loin

Parsley Noodles

Peanut Butter Crunch

27 Pot Roast

Potatoes, Onions, Celery,

Carrots/Lima Beans

Chicken Fried Steak

M Potatoes/Gravy

Choc Cream Pie

28 Smothered Chicken

Parslied Rice/ Pot Salad

B. Sprouts/ Baked Beans

Pulled Pork

Peach Pie

29 Breaded Fish

Baked Potato Wedges

Coleslaw/Tossed Salad

Chicken Pot Pie

Butterscotch Pudding

30 Grilled Ham

Whipped Sweet Potatoes

Green Peas/Calif Veg

Salmon Patties

Rice

Ambrosia Deluxe

31 Stuffed Pepper w/ Italian

Sauce

Corn/Carrots

Chicken Breast Supreme

Baked Pot/Sour Cream

Mocha Fudge Cake

Aug 2017 Lunch


1 BBQ Pork /Bun

Baked Beans/Coleslaw

Turkey Sandwich

Peaches and Cream

2 Ranch Chicken

Oven browned potatoes

Mixed Veg/Calif Veg

Pork Roast

Cheesy Broccoli Rice

Strawberries/Bananas

3 Kielbasa/Sauerkraut

Chicken Salad Sand

Chips

Cucumber Dill Salad

Fresh Fruit

4 Fisherman’s Sandwich

Baked Pot Wedges

Coleslaw/Mixed Veg

Herbed Pork Chop

M.Potatoes/Gravy

Mandarin Oranges

5 Grilled Liver/Onions

Red Potatoes/chips

B. Sprouts/Relish Plate

Breaded Chicken/Bun

Pear Slices

6 Pig in Blanket

Baked Potato

Carrots/Corn

Roast Beef

Apple Rings

7 Baked Pork Chop

Scalloped Potatoes

Harv Beets/ Broc, Caul

Steak Fingers

Tator Tots

Peaches

8 Tuna Salad Sand

Tomato Salad

Oriental Beef Stir Fry

Rice

Strawberries

9 Breakfast Meat of Choice

Scrambled Eggs

Sausage Gravy/Biscuit

Hashbrown Casserole

Baked Apples

10 Chicken/Wild Rice

Carrots/Cauliflower

Fish Sticks

Tater Tots

Emerald Pears

11 Roast Beef Sand

Chips

Supreme Pizza

Mixed Green Salad

Fruit Salad

12 Stuffed Pasta w/

Alfredo Sauce

Ital Veg/ Squash Bake

Hot Dog

French Fries

Strawberries w/ topping

13 Chop Steak w/ peppers

Rice/Chips

Paprika Rice

Grilled Cheese/Tom Sand

Green Beans/Cauliflower

Fruit Cocktail

14 Turkey Sandwich

Mixed Veg

Baked Potato Salad

Mushroom Pork Chop

Fruit Mix

15 Tuna Noodle Casserole

Carrots/Corn

Baked Chicken

M Potatoes/Gravy

Rosy Pears

16 Salmon Patty

Buttered Noodles

Squash/Green Peas

Bacon Wrap Chop Steak

HAshbrowns

Seasonal Berries

17 Meatballs w/ Mushroom

Sauce

Parslied Rice

Ham Salad Sandwich

Tossed Salad/Spinach

Cinnamon Applesauce

18 Tomato Soup

Grilled Cheese Sandwich

Broccoli Salad/Zucchini

Breaded Chicken Tenders

Peaches and Cream

19 Baked Ziti w/ Italian

Sausage

Ital Veg/Green Peas

Turkey A La King

Mandarin Oranges

20 Fish & Chips

3 Bean Salad/ Broccoli

Beef Tips w/ Gravy

Noodles

Tropical Fruit

21 Ham & Beans

Calif Veg/Buttered Beets

Steak Fingers

French Fries

Cinnamon Pears

22 Cream Potato Soup

Chicken Salad Sand

Pea Salad

Cabbage Beef Casserole

Sweet Potatoes

Applesauce

23 Baked Manicotti

Tossed Salad/ Corn

Smothered Pork Chop

Scalloped Potatoes

Garlic Breadstick

Fresh Fruit

24 Goulash

Spinach/ Marinated Veg

Salad

Turkey Sandwich

Chips

Mandarin Oranges

25 Ham Sandwich

Lettuce/Tomato/zucchini

Lasagna

Breadstick

Pineapple Slices

26 Creamed Tuna

Biscuit/Toast

Turkey & Rice Casserole

Mixed Veg/ Cucumber slices

Fresh Strawberries

27 Tacos

Lettuce/Tomato/ G.Beans

Chicken Tenders

French Fries

Emerald Pears

28 Deli Sandwich

Relish Plate/Spinach

Chicken & Dumplings

Biscuit

Baked Apple Slices

29 Beef Enchilada

Spanish Rice

Fiesta Corn/3 Bean Salad

Pimiento Cheese Sandwich

Poached Pears

30 Chicken Noodle Soup

Egg Salad Sandwich

Cucumber/Onion Salad

Swiss Steak/Pars Noodles

Harvard Beets

Sherbet

31 Sliced Turkey

Mac & Cheese

Green Beans/Brocc/Caul

Fish Sticks

Tater Tots

Tropical Fruit

Aug 2017 Supper


1 NAILS 9am-2pm

2 Elsie Winter 9:30am Exercises 6pm Games

3 11am-Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Inman Mennonite

4 Ruby Becker 8am-Breakfast Trip 9:30am Exercises 3pm Ice Cream

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6 7 9:30am Exercises 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

8 TOES 9am-2pm 7pm—Son Life Quartet

9 9:30am Exercises 6pm Games

10 Jennifer Gone 11am-Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Hoffgnungsau

11 Jennifer Gone 9:30am Exercises 3pm Ice Cream

12 Jennifer Gone

13 Jennifer Gone 14 Jennifer Gone 9:30am Exercises 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

15 Jennifer Gone 16 Dorothy Shroyer 9:30am Exercises 6pm Games-Bring your Favorite Salad

17 11am-Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Bethel Mennonite

18 9:30am Exercises 3pm Ice Cream

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20 21 Ray Lohrenz 9:30am Exercises 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

22 Norma Friesen Jo Reid 10am-Craft


24 11am-Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Special

25 9:30am Exercises 3pm Ice Cream

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27 28 9:30am Exercises 10am-Talent Show-Chapel 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

29 9:30am-CheeseMaking


31 11am-Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/St Peter’s

Estates and East View Villa August 2017

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