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April 2017
Pleasant News
It’s that time of year….The grass is green and growing, trees are blooming and we are preparing for evaluations. It only seems like yesterday, we learned that we were recognized for another successful year in the PEAK program, and now it’s time for the next round of evaluations. We have sent in our paperwork, we will soon have our ZOOM meeting, and then it will be time for the on-site evalua-tion. Secondly, but certainly not a little thing, is the annual Kansas Depart-ment of Aging and Disabilities survey. We never know when they will show up, so we continue to stay prepared.
A big thank you to everyone who pitched in and helped in our quest to evacuate residents from Pleasant Hills to Pleasant View at the time of the wild fires in the Hutchinson area. We appreciate the vigilance of the emergency services in Reno County and beyond, who worked tirelessly to protect lives and property during a difficult time. A special thanks to Sydni Kretzer, Brittany Schultz, Britt McClel-
land, Madison Desmond, Beth Heidari, Chris McClelland, Tod
Ritcha, Roger Anderson, Kat Jennings, and David Jennings for being
there at the time of the evacuation to help quickly move our residents at
Pleasant Hills to safety.
From the Administrator
Jalane White [email protected]
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
PVH Wellness Center
Jennifer Cox, Wellness Coordinator
Welcome Spring...Did you come in like a Lion or a Lamb? I
guess that is to be seen at the end of March! I hope eve-
ryone is having a wonderful and productive 2017 so far. Below I wanted
to discuss the benefits of resistance training, which does not mean that
you HAVE to use heavy dumbbells and weights or spend long hours in
the gym, I have also included a small article about how to prevent low
back pain. I hope these help give you more insight to questions you
may have had about these issues!! If you have any questions, contact
me in the Wellness Center/Activity Room of Pleasant View Home.
Resistance Training Reduces the Risk of Chronic Diseases
ACSM’s Health & Fitness Journal, 2016 Resistance training reduces the incidence of many chronic diseases and
improves the quality of life in people who have them. A review conclud-
ed that resistance exercise can reduce cardiovascular disease risk fac-
tors, improve quality of life in cancer patients, enhance lung function in
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, improve blood sugar
control in type 2 diabetes, increase functional capacity in
Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis, decreased muscle
pain in fibromyalgia and improve physical function in HIV/
AIDS. The intensity of weight training in people with chronic
disease must be matched with their physical capacities.
How to Prevent Low Back Pain
JAMAICA Internal Medicine, 1/11/16 More than 85 percent of Americans will experience low back pain. Back
ache is the second most common cause for sick days in the workplace
(headache is number one). Most cases of back pain stem from poorly
trained core muscles that put pressure on nerve roots leaving the spine.
A review concluded that exercise plus proper spinal biomechanics are
moderately effective for reducing the incidence of low back pain and
the use of sick leave. Popular back pain preventive methods such as
back braces, shoe insoles and lifting belts are ineffective. Studies show
that core-strengthening exercises such as side-bridges,
stir-the-pot, bird-dogs and Pallof presses are extremely
effective for treating and reducing the incidence of
back pain. People must do these exercises regularly to
get results.
April 2017
East View Villa and Estates Activities
Hello and Greetings to our friends in the Estates and East View Villa! Wow what a weather change—love the nice spring weather!! March had lots of fun activities and events. Ben Schierling was our Es-tates Program with guitar and piano playing. We heard Irish songs and songs that glorify God. We got our hands pampered and our fingernails painted. For our St Patrick’s Day celebration we made wreaths, brace-lets, and spinners while eating a few snacks. National Pancake Day was a success with eating lots of pancakes at IHOP and delivering IHOP short stacks for supper. Birds of Prey-Falconry visited with 3 hawks, lots of equipment, and taught us about hawks and how to hunt with them. Therapy dogs made a visit from the Hutchinson Kennel Club. We cele-brated National Chip & Dip Day and National Crayola Crayon Day. We have lots of fun activities going on in April: Crafts, Guatemala Presen-tation, Brad Shore-playing steel drums, MCC Sale, Bowling & Pizza, Pleas-ant View Shopping & Dutch Kitchen Lunch Trip, Wheat Watching, FFA at the City Pasture, Stutzman & Lunch Trip, Arbor Day, Inman Car Show, Kansas Mens Mennonite Choir, Carmel and Licorice day celebrations, Women’s Health Fair in Hutchinson. Our FingerNail and Foot therapy continues to be a big success and we are adding days for appointments. Also Ralph Andrus is celebrating his 100th birthday. Impromptu trips we will take as the weather allows...As always look for flyers and signups. As the warm weather gets underway, kids will be out playing. Please be sure to watch when walking/driving for our next generations. As always I would love to hear what you love to do. Have a blessed month, Jennifer Wilson ext 150 Life Enrichment Coordinator [email protected]
Birthday’s Corrine Henderson 4-3 Jada Ward 4-5 Abigail Casey 4-5 Terri Cooper 4-5 Tobias Belknap 4-5 Kami Kienow 4-5 Vicki Unruh 4-7 Skylar Lane 4-7 Cheryl Parkhurst 4-8 Natalie Barnes 4-9 Alberto Ramirez 4-11 Hannah Schriner 4-16 Janet Regehr 4-16 Brooke Zeyen 4-16 Lyndsey Horne 4-16 Lacey Biggerstaff 4-18 Breckon Kaufman 4-18 Jeannette Christenson 4-19 Barbara Allen 4-20 Michele Watson 4-23 Justin Phillips 4-25 Abigail McMurry 4-25 Leda Brown 4-26 Danielle Brown 4-28 Thomas Froese 4-30
Anniversaries Sydni Kretzer 4-3-2015 Keni Campbell 4-8-2016 Sabrina Jenning 4-11-2014 Susan Hager 4-15-2016 Raymond Osborn 4-16-2002 Tevin Rose 4-17-2015 Analiza Haag 4-18-2006 Yajaira Medina 4-18-2014 Sandra Patterson 4-21-2011 Emma Wisby 4-24-2015 Dalene Westover 4-25-2014 Kevin Reimer 4-26-1993 Debra Slack 4-26-2011
Who’s New Jeremy Changers Accts Payable Alexix Hedge Dishwasher Hannah Metsker Housekeeping Hailee Hoskinson CNA-Ivy Aabe Lucia CNA-Heritage Jeremy Dunsworth Dietary Debra Klick Housekeeping Dennis Smith Maintenance Emilea Wilson CMA P Hills
Who’s New? Who’s Old?
Hosea 6:1, 4 NIV “Come, let us return to the LORD. He has torn us to pieces; but He
will heal us; He has injured us; but He will bind up our wounds”….”What can I do with you, Ephraim? What can I do with you, Judah? Your love
is like the morning mist, like the early dew that disappears.”
Some of you recently read the same devotional that I did from Our Daily Bread (March 21); the author presented some intriguing thoughts from Hosea, chapter 6, which caught my attention. For background, the prophet Hosea ex-horted his audience to repent of their worship of idols; if that charge wasn’t bad enough, he also indicted them for “killing…stealing and committing adultery…break[ing] all restraint” (Hosea 4:2). Sounds much like America; but now the people seem to be listening to him; listen to their words, “Come…let us return to the LORD” (6:1). Sounds good; but the LORD saw their true heart; He saw that their love and devotion to Him (6:4) was transitory, like the mist of the morning. In this season of the year, do we make promises to the Lord, only to forget them when the calendar is turned to the next month? Let us all ask the Lord for His help in overcoming our “besetting sin,” wrestle with it, and take action to put it from us! Since the last publication, the Inman community has lost some dear friends. In each case, the departed one leaves behind fond memories by family members and friends; they have departed to their eternal reward. At such moments I am reminded of the proverb: “Only one life, twill soon be past. Only what’s done for Christ will last;” and only the life trusting in the Savior’s grace will experi-ence eternal life. Thus we remember these departed ones: 1) Nick Schmidt (February 27); 2) Auda Ruth Faulkner (March 2); 3) JoAnn Zumalt (March 14); and Adeline Froese (March 17). Ministering at the weekly Chapel Services in April will be the following: 1)
April 6, Buhler Mennonite Church; 2) April 13, Special Passion Week Service;
3) April 20, Zoar Mennonite Brethren Church; and 4) April 27, Zion Church of
God in Christ Mennonite Church. In keeping with the celebration of this Holy
Week, the Inman Ministerial Association (IMA) is hosting its annual Palm Sun-
day Service, this year being held at Zoar Mennonite Church, April 9 at 7:00
P.M. Special music will be provided by the combined choirs of community
singers and the Inman High school chorus. Also, on Thursday April 13 at 3:00
P.M. the IMA will also be serving the Lord’s Supper to residents of Pleasant
View Home. Above all, we ENCOURAGE YOU to attend your church of
choice to worship the crucified and risen Savior at the appointed Good Friday
and Easter Sunday Services.
Chaplain’s Corner
Dave Denlinger, Chaplain [email protected]
Bill of Rights of Pleasant View Home
6. Respect, Dignity and Self-Determination
continued from last month You have the right to manage your own money or choose someone you
trust to do this for you. If you ask Pleasant View Home to manage your personal funds, you must sign a written statement that allows Pleasant View Home to do this for you. Pleasant View Home must allow you access to your bank accounts, cash, and other financial records. Pleasant View Home must place your money over $100 ($50 for those receiving Medicaid) in an account that provides inter-est, and they must give you quarterly statements. Pleasant View Home must protect your funds from any loss by buying a bond or providing other similar protections.
6A. Respect, Dignity and Self-Determination continued
If you and your spouse both live in Pleasant View Home, you have the right to share a room (if you both agree to do so).
You have the right to be free from physical (except if you’re at risk of harming yourself or others) or chemical restraints.
Physical restraints are any manual method or physical or me-chanical device, material, or equipment attached to or near your body so that you can't remove the restraint easily. Physical re-straints prevent your freedom of movement or normal access to your own body. A chemical restraint is a drug that's used for discipline or conven-ience and isn't needed to treat your medical symptoms.
You have the right to be informed of all resident rights and responsibili-ties in Pleasant View Home, including the right to access your per-sonal and medical records. You have the right to communicate with Federal, State or local officials, including surveyors and the State Long Term Care Ombudsman without any interference from Pleasant View Home.
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.
Contact Jason to See how you can help with our Music
and Memory program!
If you have a Face Book account be sure to visit
our Pleasant View Home Face Book page and
“like” us!
Jason Herndon LMSW [email protected]
A Daily “To Be” List LORD Help me….
To reflect Your LOVE today. To display Your JOY. To manifest Your GRACE. To practice Your PATIENCE To express Your KINDNESS To make known Your GOODNESS To show Your GENTLENESS To reveal Your FAITHFULNESS To Exhibit Your SELF CONTROL
PREVENTION
Is the key from spreading sickness and illnesses
during the cold/flu sea-son. Make sure you are
washing your hands
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 April Fool’s Day!
2
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
3
9:30 Leave for
Retail Therapy
10:00 Bible Study
4
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Sensorsize
1:45 Men’s
Koffee Klub
5
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 4-G
Challenge
6
9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Resident Council
2:00 Bingo
3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
7
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Joy in the
Morning Craft
2:00 Friday
Frostys
8
9:00 Galleria
Exercises
...Games
…Movies
…Fellowship
9
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
10
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Bible
Study
2:00 Easter
Games
11
8:00 Breakfast
Bus
1:45 Men’s
Koffee Klub
12
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 4-G
Challenge
2:00 Junk
Drawer Detective
13
9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Jumpin’ with Jen
2:00 Bingo
3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
14 15
9:00 Galleria
Exercises
...Games
…Movies
…Fellowship
16 17
10:00 Dirt
Road Drive
10:00 Bible Study
2:00 Jeopardy
18
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Sensorsize
1:45 Men’s
Koffee Klub
19
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 4-G
Challenge
2:00 Spelling Bee
20
21
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Love that
Smell!
2:00 Friday
Frostys
22
9:00 Galleria
Exercises
...Games
…Movies
…Fellowship
23
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
24
10:15 Leave for
Dutch Kitchens
and Stutzmans!
25
26
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 4-G
Challenge
1:30 Plant our
Flowers!
27
9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Jumpin’ with Jen
2:00 Bingo
3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
28
9:30 Faith & Fun
10:00 Animals at
the City Pasture
2:00 Friday
Frostys
29
9:00 Galleria
Exercises
...Games
…Movies
…Fellowship
30
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
Jewel
Happy
Birthday J
ewel!
Happy Birthday Amalia
Calendar Subject to Change
Cottonwood Corner March started out so normal….here to the right is a good picture of how our transportation guys can sometimes get in on our fun!!! After taking a large group to Walmart, they still had time to grab a bite to eat with us at Fazolis before safely transporting resi-dents to and fro. We filled up 3 tables that
day! On Cottonwood we have a co-worker who loves any animal that breathes…Mandy is showing Amanda a baby squirrel that she rescued and is feeding. Taking the picture was close enough for me! Lorene managed to get some shopping done at Et Cetra shop in Hutchinson this month and below Alberta joined others in a game of
ring toss that was more challenging that it looked! I want to say a “thankyou” to our Chaplin Dave for faithful-ly leading a Bible Study each Mon-day morning
which is very much appreciated. Have you tried out the latest new restaurant in Hutch? We did, and thought Chick-fil-A was very tasty!!
Cottonwood definitely made the most of March. We made 2 different St. Patty’s Day crafts that were fun. We made Spring jewelry and on these two pictures to the left we made “ties” for all of us to wear on St. Patricks day.
The Gals came up with some real-ly cute sayings on the ties!
We played a game called Lucky 7 and I do believe
that we all came out pretty lucky!!
Look at this April cal-endar and you will see
that we are going to Stutzmans to pick out flowers and eat at Dutch Kitchens on April 24. All fami-lies are invited and welcome!!! It is so
much fun, a day you don’t want to miss with your loved one. Please email or call me if you can walk around Stutzmans with your family member & eat with us! Went bowling this week and made some noise with our strikes!! Cliff & his wife Sherry owners of Starlight Lanes in McPherson have gone above & beyond to us when we bowl there! They are a true & caring cou-ple for special needs kids and for the elder-
ly. As I mentioned earlier, March started out pretty normal but didn’t end up that way. My good co-worker friend Michele here in the office whom I do all my travel-ing activities with lost her husband suddenly last week. Tom also worked here at PVH for almost 20 years. Michele is an awesome Mom to 4 beautiful children and 2 grandbabies that all live at home still. Please pray for her. May God give her family peace.
Becky Burkholder, SSD
Walnut Court
Greetings! It’s that time for
April showers that bring May
flowers.
The month of March a few of
us went to the Movies and seen
“The Shack”. We also went to
Walmart and Olive Garden and
went back road driving.
APRIL 2017
Charles Johnson 6th
Ellen Penner 10th
Evelyn Martins 15th
Phyllis Eilts 30th
We will be going to Stutzman Green
House on April 27th in Pleasant View.
If you are interested in joining us
please let us know.
Kathy Metsker, SSD/AD
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS
7PM MOVIE
2 BRAIN WORKOUT 9AM CHURCH
FAMILY TIME
3 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM BIBILE STUDY 7:00 PM MOVIE N SNACKS
4 BRAIN WORKOUT BUS TRIP
5 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 2:30PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL
6 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 10:30 AM BINGO 6:30 PM CHURCH IN CHAPEL
7 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 4PM ROLLING STORE
8 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 7PM RESIDENT’S
CHOICE
9 BRAIN WORKOUT 9AM CHURCH
10 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM BIBILE STUDY 7:00 PM MOVIE N POPCORN
11 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTONS 1:30 PM GAMES
12 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 2:30PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL
13 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 10:30 AM BINGO 6:30 PM CHURCH IN CHAPEL
14 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 4PM NAIL CARE
15 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS
7PM MOVIE
16 BRAIN WORKOUT 9AM CHURCH
EASTER
17 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM BIBLE STUDY
18 BRAIN WORKOUT BUS TRIP
19BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 2:30PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL
20 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 10:30 AM BINGO 6:30 PM CHURCH IN CHAPEL
21 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 4PM ROLLING STORE
22 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 7PM ARTS/CRAFTS
23 BRAIN WORKOUT 9AM CHURCH
FAMILY TIME
24 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM BIBLE STUDY 7:00 PM MOVIE N POPCORN
25 BRAIN WORKOUT 11 AM DEVOTIONS
26BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 2:30PM ICE CREAM SOCIAL
27 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 10:30 AM BINGO 6:30 PM CHURCH IN CHAPEL
28 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS 4PM NAIL CARE
29 BRAIN WORKOUT 11AM DEVOTIONS
7PM MOVIE
30 BRAIN WORKOUT 9AM CHURCH
FAMILY TIME
Harvest House
ANNA PLETT
Harvest House We have been enjoying the weather and the outings. We went to the Alley in Hutchinson and did some bowling, Ramona took 1st place and Eldo came in 2nd! A few of them said this was the first time they have bowled so they did awesome and really enjoyed it. We for sure will be planning another bowling trip soon.
Got our monthly Walmart trip in for some shopping!
We Are all looking forward to the Stutzman outing this month. If any of the loved ones family would like to meet us over there that would be great. Enjoying some music therapy
Heaven gained an amazing Nurse: Tom Watson left this earth to be with his Lord and Savior on Wednesday 15th 2017. RIP you will forever be remembered and missed. He worked in Harvest House as LPN! !
Debbie Schofield, SSD
Anna Plett on April 16th 2017!!
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
30 Church 10:30 Family Day
Rachel Neufelds Birthday
Home Cooking
1
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Game Night
2
Church 10:30
Family Day
Home Cooking
3
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Puzzles
4
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Tuesday Trivia
5
Exercises 10:20
Devotions 11:00
Village Inn
Movie & Popcorn
6
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Thursday Trivia
Home Cooking
7
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Friday Manicures
8
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Game Night
9
Church 10:30
Family Day
Home Cooking
10
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Ball Toss
11
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Take Out Tuesday
Balloon Toss
12
Exercises 10:30
Bible Study 11:00
Movie & Popcorn
13
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Home Cooking
Chapel
14
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Friday Manicures
15
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Game Night
16
Church 10:30
Family Day
Easter Dinner
17
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Parachute Fun
18
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Movie & Popcorn
19
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Stutzmans & Dutch
Kitchen & Pizza
20
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Home Cooking
Chapel
21
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Friday Manicures
22
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Game Night
23
Church 10:30
Family Day
Home Cooking
24
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Movie & Popcorn
25
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Puzzles
Take Out Tuesday
26
Exercises 10:30
Bible Study 11:00
Movie & Popcorn
27
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Home Cooking
Chapel
28
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Friday Manicures
29
Exercises 10:30
Devotions 11:00
Game Night
APRIL 2017
The Plaza Calendar is subject to change
The Plaza
We are so happy that Spring is finally here and that warmer temperatures are on their way, and that the fires have been contained. Thank you to all that helped with the evacuation of Pleasant Hills. A lot of people have lost homes, properties and animals. Our thoughts and prayers are with them during this time of loss and rebuilding. Plaza had to say a hard tearful goodbye to JoAnn Zumalt on March 14th. She will be greatly missed but we rest assured she is enjoying her Heavenly home. We took a bus full of residents to IHOP for breakfast this month and we had fun eating pancakes and eggs. This month we will be going to Village Inn on the 5th of April and to the Stutzman Gardens and to the Dutch Kitchen on the 19th. Our take-out Tuesdays will be on the 11th and the 25th of April. Plaza is going to have on a trial basis a quiet Zen room. We will have aroma therapy, plants and a fish tank. This will be a room where residents can go if they want quieter place with-out a TV and lots of residents around. We celebrated Jonnie Sidebottom's and Paulette Rumps birthdays in March and we will be celebrating Rachel Neufeld’s birthday on April 30th. Plaza welcomed John Click to our Plaza neighborhood. We look forward to getting to know him. Now that the weather is warmer we will be venturing out more to eat and for some country drives. As always if you have any questions or concerns feel free to call or email me anytime.
Chris Fleming, SSD
In Loving Memory of Jo Ann Zumalt 09/10/1928– 03/14/2017 Always Loved, Never Forgotten Forever Missed
Calendar is subject to change.
Heritage Inn Hello Everyone! We had a fun filled month with all
sorts of activities from having Red Hat with Mrs.
Jalane,, baking cake and making green shakes and
getting our Resident spot-
light board set up and play-
ing, our ring toss game. We
have our trip to McPherson set
up for this month and
our Annual trip to Stutz-
man’s. Cant wail to see
what else we have planned
this month. We added Mrs.
Wilma Mar- tens to our Her-
itage Family so come down
and say Hi. We are deeply
sadden to say Heaven gained
three more angles this month, Adeline Froese, Tom Wat-
son and Nick Schmidt. You guys will be missed!
Lotia Conley, SSD/AD
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
2
8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel
10:30 Ch. 63 Buhler MB
10:30 Ch. 64 Buhler South
10:30 Ch. 65 Inman
9:30 Ch. 66 St. Peters
9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB
3
9:30 Retail
Therapy
2:00 Ice Cream Ma-
chine
4
9:30 Laugh at Life
10:00 Joy in the
Morning Craft
1:45 Men’s Koffee
Klub
5
10:00 Dave’s Devotions
6
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Resident
Council 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
7
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Ma-
chine
8
8:30 Galleria Exercise
*** Fellowship Games, Puzzles
Newspaper
10
9:30 Laugh at Life
10:00 Nifty Nails
2:00 Ice Cream Ma-
chine
11
8:00 Breakfast
Bus
10:00 Devotions
With Dave
1:45 Men’s Koffee
12
10:00 Dave’s Devotions
2:00 Dominoes
13
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Theory of
Mind 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
14
GOOD
FRIDAY
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Who/What
is it?
15
8:30 Galleria Exercise
*** Fellowship Games, Puzzles
Newspaper
Happy Easter
17
10:00 Dirt Road
Drive
2:00 Ice Cream Ma-
chine
18
9:30 Laugh at Life
10:00 Pedicures
1:45 Men’s Koffee
Klub
19
10:00 Dave’s Devotions
2:00 Spelling Bee
20
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Skip Bo
2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
21
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Ma-
chine
22
8:30 Galleria Exercise
*** Fellowship
Games, Puzzles Newspaper
23
8:30 Ch. 62 Bethel
10:30 Ch. 63 Buhler MB
10:30 Ch. 64 Buhler South
10:30 Ch. 65 Inman
9:30 Ch. 66 St. Peters
9:30 Ch. 67 Zoar MB
24
10:00 Dave’s
Devotions
2:00 Ice Cream Ma-
chine
25
10:15 Leave for
Dutch Kitchen
& Stutzman's!
26
10:00 Dave’s Devotions
1:30 Planting Flowers
27
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Puzzle It
2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social
6:30 Chapel
28
9:30 Laugh at Life 10:Animals at
City Pasture
29
8:30 Galleria Exercise
*** Fellowship
Games, Puzzles Newspaper
30 Happy Birthday Mareita!
Palm Sunday
Calendar subject to change
Ivy Grove & Rapid Recovery
Please join Ivy Grove & Rapid Recovery at Dutch
Kitchens on April 25 for lunch with your loved one! We will then walk over to Stutzmans and pick out flowers to plant on our deck! Please email or call me (620) 585-6411 if you can join us! See you then!
Michele Watson, SSD
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Roast Turkey Bread Stuffing
Herbed Green Beans Pumpkin Pie
Cheesy Mushroom Chicken Chateau Potatoes
Crumb Top Brussels Sprouts
2 Taco Casserole Spanish Rice Charro Beans Cake Smothered Pork Steak Orzo Pilaf Seasoned Cabbage
3 Herb Baked Fish Parslied Bowties Brussels Sprouts in On-ion Cream Chilled Pears Scrambled Eggs Pancakes w/ Syrup
4 Cranberry Glazed Ham
Sweet Potatoes Parslied Cauliflower Chili Tossed Salad
5 Chicken Scallopini Buttered Spaghtetti Caesar Salad Garlic Bread Frosted Marble Cake BBQ Pork Macaroni & Cheese Cucumber Onion Salad
6 Hot Turkey Salad Casserole/Rice
Broccoli Toffee Bar Beef Tips w/ Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Beans
7 Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce
Italian Vegetables Ambrosia Deluxe Ham & Beans Creole Tomatoes Cornbread Muffin
8 Pot Roast Potatoes & Onions Celery & Carrots Sundae Brownie Mushroom Chopped Steak Rice Buttered Spinach
9 Crumb Top Baked Fish Stuffed Baked Potato Mixed Vegetables Tropical Fruit Beef/Pasta Casserole Mixed Green Salad
10 Baked Ziti w/4 Cheeses
Zucchini Onion Saute Cheesecake Herbed Pork Chop Cinnamon Sweet Pota-toes Buttered Spinach
11 King Ranch Chicken Buttered Corn Green Beans Ice Cream Philly Cheesesteak Sand Chips Sauteed Onions/Pepper
12 Pork Steak w/ Sour Cream
Garden Rice Green Peas Strawberries Meatballs w/ Gravy Garlic Mashed Potatoes
13 Tuna Noodle Casse-role
Broccoli Fruit Cocktail Bacon Wrapped Chop Steak Red Potatoes Brussels Sprouts
14 French Onion Stew Tossed Salad Cornbread Silver White Cake Potato Chowder Chicken Salad Croissant
15 Oven Fried Chicken Corn Pudding/ Gravy French Style Green Beans Chocolate Pie Soft Beef Taco Rice/ Black Bean Salsa
16 Buffet Ham Cheesy Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Super Fruit Salad Cheesecake Honey Mustard Chicken Beets
17 Roast Beef Scalloped Potatoes California Vegetables Brownie Tuna Croquette w/Sauce Garden Rice Spinach
18 Chicken Cacciatore Buttered Spaghetti Squash Blend Vegetable Quiche Muffin
19 Beef Tips Au Jus Buttered Noodles Harvard Beets Oatmeal Pie Peppered Pork Loin Sweet Potatoes Corn
20 Fried Fish Steak Fries Coleslaw Hushpuppies Tropical Fruit Sweet/Sour Chicken Steamed Rice
21 Pork Roast w/ Gravy Wild Rice Blend Winter Mix Vegetables Cranberry Up/Down Cake Sausage Pizza Salad
22 Baked Rosemary Chicken
Seasoned Beans Italian Vegetables Cheesecake Roast Beef Lyonnaise Potatoes Sauerkraut
23 Shepherd’s Pie Mixed Green Salad Poached Pears/Ice Cream Roasted Chicken Corn O-Brien
24 Country Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes Green Beans Baked Peach Slices Turkey Tetrazzini
25 BBQ Pork Buttered Corn Red Cabbage Slaw Carrot Cake Chicken Tahitian/Rice
26 Chicken Turnover Squash Casserole Fruit Salad Swedish Meatballs
27 H/Radish Crusted Tilapia/Rice
Green Beans Hushpuppies Cheery Cobler
28 Resident’s Choice Bierocks Creamed Peas Carrot Cake w/ raisins Hushpuppies/ Tilapia Chwrry Cobler
29 Pork w red mime Sausage
Roasted New Potatoes Winter Mix Vegetable Chickenkw/ Strwberries
30 See Menu Board
April 17 Lunch
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Beef Stroganoff w/ Noodles
Seasoned Squash Mandarin Oranges
Cheesy Mushroom Chicken
2 Chicken/Dumpling Mixed Green Salad Cinnamon Applesauce Smothered Pork Steak Orzo Pilaf Seasoned Cabbage
3 Kielbasa w/ Peppers and Onions
Cottage Potatoes Fruit Cup Scrambled Eggs Pancakes
4 Breaded Chicken Patty
Corn Pudding California Vegetables Banana Cream Pie Chili Tossed Salad
5 Cheese Vegetable Pita
Potato Salad Carrot Raisin Salad Pineapple Cubes BBQ Pork Macaroni/Cheese Cucumber Onion Salad
6 Salmon Patty / Cream Sauce
Red Potatoes Spinach w/ Mushrooms Chilled Peaches Beef Tips w/ Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Beans
7 Chicken Tenders Macaroni/Cheese Calico Slaw Baked Apples Ham and Beans Creole Tomatoes Cornbread Muffin
8 Minestrone Soup Crackers Deli Sandwich/ Wheat Relish Plate Fruit Cocktail Mushroom Chopped Steak/ Gravy Rice/ Spinach
9 Pork/ veg Stir Fry/Rice
Coconut Crunch Delight Beef/Pasta Casserole Mixed Green Salad
10 Hamburger/Bun French Fries Relish Plate Seasonal Fresh Fruit Herbed Pork Chop Cinnamon Sweet Pota-toes Buttered Spinach
11 Parmesan Crusted Tilapia Sweet Potato Fries Pear Slices Philly Cheesesteak Chips Sauteed Onions/Peppers
12 Vegetable Frittata Sweet Potato Fries Tossed Salad Peach Cobbler Meatballs w/Gravy Garlic Mashed Potatoes California Vegetables
13 Savory Roasted Chicken Calico Beans Capri Blend Vegetables Bread Pudding /Sauce Bacon Wrapped Chop Steak Red Potatoes
14 Open Face Pull Pork Sandwich Potato Salad Cole Slaw Stewed Apples Potato Chowder Chicken Salad Croissant
15 Beef Pot Pie Red Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Snickerdoodles Soft Beef Taco Rice Black Bean Salsa
16 Polish Sausage Lyonnaise Potatoes Steamed Cabbage Fruit Cocktail Green Pepper Steak Orzo Seasoned Carrots
17 Tomato Soup Grilled Cheese Sand-which Cucumber Onion Salad Peaches/Apples Tuna Croquette/Sauce Garden Rice Spinach
18 Pork Stew Rice Pilaf Peanut Butter Cake Vegetable Quiche Muffin
19 Roast Turkey/ Gravy Whipped Potatoes Baby Carrots Strawberries/Bananas Peppered Pork Loin Sweet Potatoes Corn
20 Stuffed Shells w/ Sauce Mixed Green Salad Ice Cream Sweet Sour Chicken Steamed Rice
21 Meatloaf/Gravy Mashed Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Chilled Pears Sausage Pizza Tossed Salad
22 Fish Sandwich Rice Pilaf Relish Plate Fruit Cup Corned Beef Lyonnaise Potatoes Sauerkraut
23 Smoked Pit Ham Baked Beans Capri Vegetables Gingerbread
24 Tuna Croquette Rice Pilaf Spinach w/ Mushrooms Marble Pudding
25 Sloppy Joe w/Bun Tater Tots Vegetable Salad Chicken Tahitian
26 Supreme Pizza Tossed Salad Cinnamon Apples Swedish Meatballs
27 Bacon wrapped Meat-ball/Gravy Garlic Mashed Potato Mixed Vegetables
28 White Bean Soup Beef Salad Sand/Wheat Pickled Beets Seasonal Fresh Fruit Baked Ham
29 Swiss Spinach Quiche Cucumber/Onion Salad Marshmallow Delight
30 See Menu Board
April 17 Supper
Estates and East View Villa April 2017
TAKE OUT TUESDAYS ARE FOR AN-YONE! ORDERS AND MONEY MUST
BE PLACED BY THE MONDAY BEFORE 5:00PM
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Helen Fenwick
2 3
9:30am Exercises
3pm Bingo
7pm Bible Study
4
10:30am -Bowling/
Pizza Lunch
5 Carmel Day
9:30am Exercises
10:30am-Craft
6-10 Games
6 Harold Gilliland 9:30am-Nail Day -Ph1
11am Bible Study
3pm Bingo
6:30pm Chapel/Buhler
7 MCC SALE
9:30am Exercises
3pm Ice Cream
8
MCC SALE
9
7pm Community
Easter Choir-Zoar
MB
10 9:30am Exercises
10:30am PleasantView
Shopping/ Dutch
Kitchen Lunch Bus Trip
3pm Bingo
7pm Bible Study
11
10am-Craft
7pm–Brad Shore
12 Licorice Day
9:30am Ladies Bible
Study Ph III
9:30am Exercises
6-10 Games
13 Marcella Martens 10am Wheat Watching
11am Bible Study
3pm Bingo
6:30pm Chapel—
Guatemala
14 GOOD FRIDAY
9:30am Exercises
3pm Ice Cream
15 Arnold Ratzlaff
16
EASTER
17
9:30am Exercises
3pm Bingo
7pm Bible Study
Jennifer-Meals on
Wheels-McPherson
18
9:00am-Nail Day-
Phase 1
19
9:30am Ladies Bible
Study Ph III
9:30am Exercises
6-10 Games/Katie’s
Casseroles
20 Ralph Andrus 10am Wheat Watching
11am Bible Study
3pm Bingo
4pm-Ralph 100 Party
6:30pm Chapel/Zoar
MB
21
9:30am Exercises
3pm Ice Cream
22
Women’s/Health
Fair-Hutchinson
Inman Car Show
23
30
4:30pm-Kansas
Mens Mennonite
Choir—Lindsborg
24
9:30am Exercises
3pm Bingo
5:30pm-Potluck
7pm Bible Study
25
Stutzman Trip/
Lunch
26 Katie Hollingshead
9:30am Ladies Bible
Study Ph III
9:30am Exercises
6-10 Games
27 9:30am Foot Day
11am Bible Study
3pm Bingo
6:30pm Chapel/Zion
Mennonite
28 Arbor Day
9:30am Exercises
FFA-City Pasture
3pm Ice Cream
29
Spring Flea Market
Canton