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Pleasant News

April showers bring May flowers….. an old saying that we hope rings true. As I write this, there is a kiss of rain in the air and we hope to con-tinue to be blessed with moisture, following our long dry spell. Our March newsletter featured an article explaining the particulars of our Bed Rail Safety project. We are off and running with systematic evalua-tion of each neighborhood, and have already experienced some great suc-cess in one of our neighborhoods in reducing the use of bed rails and bed mobility devices. It seems that safety is on our agenda in other areas as well. We will now be assessing all of the power strips that are being used in resident rooms. There is some very specific criteria that must be met. We will be ad-dressing the use of power strips, the type of power strip, whether it meets specifications, and whether there is the use of medical equipment being used in the resident room. When it comes to tornado safety, we have a drill each year to practice going to our safe areas. We have completed our drill and our residents and staff performed well. With spring weather just around the corner, we want to be sure our folks are ready!

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Who’s New? Who’s Old?

Henderson, Corrine 4/3

Casey, Abigail 4/5

Cooper, Terri 4/5

Fleming, Kami 4/5

Lane, Skylar 4/7

Mckay, Jessica 4/7

Parkhurst, Cheryl 4/8

Barnes, Natalie 4/9

Crawford, Dallas 4/10

Ramirez, Alberto 4/11

Mead, Alissa 4/11

Johnson, Joshua 4/14

Schriner, Hannah 4/16

Regehr, Janet 4/16

Horne, Lyndsey 4/16

Biggerstaff, Lacey 4/18

Kaufman, Breckon 4/18

Callaway, Ashley 4/19

Allan, Barbara 4/20

Watson, Michele 4/23

Phillips, Justin 4/25

McMurry, Abigail 4/25

Snyder, Karen 4/27

Bradford, Michael 4/28

Froese, Thomas 4/30

Kretzer, Sydni 4/3/2015

Campbell, Keni 4/8/2016

Jennings, Sabrina 4/11/2014

Hager, Susan 4/15/2016

Rose, Tevin 4/17/2015

Haag, Analiza 4/18/2006

Patterson, Sandra 4/21/2011

Reimer, Keven 4/26/1993

Barnhill, Deanna 4/28/2017

Degarmo, Kylie 4/28/2017

Allison Colahan Dietary Joshua Johnson Home Health Aide Erica Ferran Dietary Michael Bradford Heritage-NOC Sarah Wild Rapid-PM

April Birthdays

Bill of Rights of Pleasant View Home

Know Your Rights under Federal Nursing Home Regulations 1. What are your Federal rights in a nursing home?

As a resident of Pleasant View Home, you have certain rights and protec-tions 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, admis-sion 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.

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 representative, including a spouse (opposite or same sex), family member, friend or others to exercise your rights on your behalf. Legal guardians appointed on your behalf may exercise your rights according to state law. You retain the ability to exer-cise 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 partici-pate 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 formulate an advanced directive.

5. Choice of Attending Physician You have the right to choose and see your own doctor.

Jason’s Social Service Page

Jason Herndon LMSW [email protected]

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!

Junior Volunteers

Summer break is just around the corner and it will be time to welcome our Jr. Volunteers to help us through the summer months! If you know of any kids ages 4th grade through high school that would like to volunteer,

it’s time to sign up! There will be an informational meeting scheduled in

Just a few Interesting “special days” in April

April 1: Easter, April fools Day April 2: Children’s Book Day (what’s your favorite?)

April 5: National Dandelion Day April 6: Walk to work day

April 7: no housework day, Caramel Popcorn Day April 9: Name yourself day April 13: Peach Cobbler day

April 27: Babe Ruth Day, Arbor Day, Tell a story day April 22: Earth Day, Jelly Bean day

April 24 Pig in a blanket day April 26: Pretzel Day

Chaplain’s News Article April 2018 1 Corinthians 15:12-14 New Living Translation

Tell me this – since we preach that Christ rose from the dead, why are some of you saying there will be no resurrection of the dead? For if there is no resurrection of the dead, then Christ has not been raised

either; and if Christ has not been raised, then all our preaching is use-less; and your faith is useless.

It is the week preceding Easter, but also of Good Friday, as I write. As wonderful as the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ, equally marvelous is the record of His death and resurrection. Isaiah the prophet re-minds us of the importance of Christ’s death when he wrote: “He was wounded for our transgressions; He was bruised for our iniquities (53:5);” but the teaching of His suffering would be empty were it not for His resurrection, as we often hear: “He is risen indeed!” Paul the apostle provided profound theology when he wrote: “If we have been united together in the likeness of His death, certainly we also shall be in the likeness of His resurrection (Romans 6:5).” Yet increasingly, atheism is becoming popular. Scientist Dr. Steven Hawking, who recently died, said “there is no heaven or afterlife for broken down computers [humans]; that is a fairy story for people afraid of the dark.” Contrast that thought with one from Pastor Timothy Keller, noted author: “If Jesus rose from the dead, then you have to accept all that he said; if he didn’t rise from the dead, then why worry about any of what he said? The issue on which everything hangs is not whether or not you like his teaching, but whether or not he rose from the dead.” Both the record of the Bible and the record of history attest to the resurrection of the Son of God. We are always very appreciative of the churches, pastors, lay people, and guest speakers who speak in the Thursday (6:30 P.M.) Chapel Service. Chapel this month will be presented by the Zion Mennonite Church of God in Christ (April 5), by the Inman Mennonite Church (April 12), by Mr. Richard Miller, representing Men of Grace, an out-reach ministry at Hutchinson Correctional Facility (April 19), and by Bethel Mennonite Church (April 26). Since the last publication, the following Pleasant View residents have passed on to receive their eternal reward: 1) “Butch” Dunn, February

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2

9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Bible Study 2:00 Craft

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Sensorize 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Mind Challenges

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Resident Council

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

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9:30 Walmart Shopping & Lunch! 2:00 Friday Frostys

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9:00 Galleria Exercises ...Games …Movies …Fellowship

8 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

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Bible Study 1:40 1st Graders

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Mind Challenges 2:00 Spelling Bee

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9:30 Breakfast Bus


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9:00 Galleria Exercises ...Games …Movies …Fellowship


10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


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10:00 Country Cruise/Lunch 10:00 Bible Study 2:00 Jeopardy

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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Mind Challenges 2:00 Dominoes

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9:30 Devotions With Dave


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9:00 Galleria Exercises (My Son’s


10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


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10:00 Bible Study

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9:30 Devotions With Dave 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

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9:30 Devotions With Dave


27 Resident/Staff Choice 2:00 Friday Frostys

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Inman Area Classic Car Show 8:30—3:30


10:30 Ch. 65 Inman


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9:30 Faith & Fun 10:00 Bible Study (Becky with Ivy)

Marcella 4-13 Jewel 4-20 Amalia 4-25

Becky Gone this Week

Becky Gone

Calendar Subject to Change

Cottonwood Corner We’ve had a lot of fun this month but according to these pic-tures…..this 3 week old goat gave us the biggest laughs!!

Sue & Katie Krehbiel brought their bottle fed goat in and as you can see, there were all kinds of re-actions to the little fellar!

Becky Burkholder, SSD [email protected]

Glennis was a good sport and helped me make Zucchini Bites which weren’t bad….The high-light of one week was having a group of “home schoolers” come and give us a wonderful

program. Talented kids for sure Here we are making a St. Patricks craft and it was well attended by the ladies. This whole month we did a lot of St. Patricks food and here the la-dies are making a Lucky Kiss Mix! Put

on your calendars MAY 3 for joining us at Dutch Kitchens and Stutzmans for a fun day! RSVP me if you can come!!

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Brain Workout Church Service

2 Brain Workout 11am Devotions w Dave 6:30pm Movie n Popcorn

3 Brain Workout 10:15am Rolling Store

4 Brain Workout 11 am Devotions 2:30pm Ice Cream Social

5 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 6:30pm Chapel

6 Brain Workout 11 am Devotions 3pm Nail Care

7 Brain Workout 11 am Devotions 7pm Game Night

8 Brain Workout 9 Brain Workout 11am Devotions w Dave 6:30pm Reminisc-ing

10 Brain Workout

11 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 2:30pm Ice Cream Social


13 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 3pm Reminiscing

14 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 7pm Movie n Snack

14 Brain Workout 16 Brain Workout 11am Devotions w Dave 6:30pm Resident’s Choice

17 Brain Workout 10:15am Rolling Store

18 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 2:30pm Ice Cream Social


20 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 3pm Nail Care

21 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 7pm Resident’s choice

22 Brain Workout Church Service

23 Brain Workout 11am Devotions w Dave 6:30 Game Night

24 Brain Workout 25 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 2:30pm Ice Cream Social


27 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 3pm Resident’s choice

28 Brain Workout 11am Devotions 7pm 1/1 with resi-dent’s

29 Brain Workout 30 Brain Workout 11am Devotions w Dave 6:30pm Movie n Popcorn

Harvest House April is here already, Just a couple months away and the kiddos will be out of school for the summer. We look for-

ward to having the junior volunteers come and help us out. We made some shamrocks for the resident’s doors. We then had a group

come in and sing to us in the eve-ning and the guys were relaxing in

the chairs listening to them.

We went to Walmart and then headed over to Olive Gar-den for lunch.

We celebrated St Patricks Day and make some Corn

Beef and had a few guests join us for lunch.

Eldo enjoying some Breakfast on St Patrick’s Day

Our

trip to the Barn! Jerry joined us and sur-prised Moni!!!

We had to say goodbye to John, you will be missed by all of us in Harvest House. Fly High Angel! RIP

We would like to welcome Erma Jane Wiens

We are going to have a Easter

Lunch and Decorate us some Eggs and make

decorations for the residents doors.

Debbie Schofield, SSD [email protected]

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 EASTER SUNDAY

2 Exercises

Devotions

Children’s

3 Exercises

Devotions

4 Exercises

Bible Study

Movie Night

5 Nat. Dandelion Day Exercises

Devotions

Ice Cream Social

6 Exercises

Devotions

Manicures

7 Nat. Caramel Popcorn Day

Exercises

Devotions

8 Church

Family Day

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8 Exercises

Devotions

10 Exercises

Devotions

11 Exercises

Bible Study

Movie Night

12 Exercises

Devotions

Ice Cream Social

13 Exercises Devotions Manicures

14 Exercises

Devotions

Resident Choice

115 Church

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16 Exercises

Devotions

17 Exercises

Devotions

18 Exercises

Bible Study

Movie Night

19 Exercises

Devotions

Ice Cream Social

20 Exercises

Devotions

Manicures

21 Exercises

Devotions

Resident Choice

22 Church Family Day

23 Exercises

Devotions

24 Exercises Devotions

25 Exercises

Bible Study

Movie Night

26 Exercises

Devotions

Ice Cream Social

27 Happy Birthday

Arlene!

28 Exercises

Devotions

Resident Choice

29 Church

Family Day

30 Happy Birthday

Rachel!

April 2018

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It seems like we experienced all four seasons of weather in the month of March. Spring is here now and we are hoping there are a lot of April Showers to bring the May flowers. Plaza continues to be in need of an Activity/Social Service designee. If you or someone you know has a special heart for providing quality, life enriching activities for the elderly, give us a call! As we celebrate Easter we want to remind family and friends how much we enjoy spending time

with you on special occasions and that you are also welcome to visit us any time. We also want to wish you a happy Easter and pray for God’s blessing on you during this time of remembering the sacrifice of His Son and the glorious resurrection of Christ our Lord!

Arlene Thiessen April 27 Rachel Neufeld April 30

Jason Herndon, LMSW [email protected]


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3 Exercise Bible Study Tasty Tuesday

4 Exercise Devotions Baking

5 Beauty Shop Devotions Exercise

6 Makeovers Devotions Exercise

7 Devotions Root beer Floats Lawrence Welk

8 Color By Number Church Service Family Time

9 Devotions Exercise Bingo


11 Happy Birthday

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18 Exercise Devotions Baking

19Beauty Shop Devotions Exercise Nails

20 Pineapple Upside


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April 2018 Heritage Inn

Heritage Inn Hello Everyone! We had a fun filled month with all sorts of activities from making Oreo Fluff, having a Root Beer Float Day, playing Bingo, Kathryn Becker teaching exercise class. And looking for words in word searches. We have a lot of fun activities planned for next month. This month we lost a member of our family Bill Girard went to Heaven on March 18th, 2018. He will be missed!

Lotia Conley, SSD/AD [email protected]

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Cute n Curly 2:00 Ice Cream Machine

3 9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Paint by Numbers 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

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10:00 Dave’s Devotions

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Resident Council 2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social

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9:30 Walmart Shopping & Lunch

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*** Fellowship Games, Puzzles Newspaper

8 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

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Nifty Nails 1:40 1st Graders

10 9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Find the Difference 1:45 Men’s Koffee Klub

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

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8:00 Breakfast Bus


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10:00 Country Cruise/Lunch 2:00 Jeopardy

17 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 Carrot Shaped Cheese Ball Appetizer 2:00 Bingo

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Snack & Chat

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Cute n Curly 2:00 Ice Cream Machine

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

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10:00 Dave’s Devotions 2:00 Nostalgic Trivia for Seniors

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Name that Memory

2:00 Bingo 3:00 Social

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9:30 Laugh at Life 10:00 Popcorn Machine

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Ivy and Rapid to Stutzman’s

and Dutch Kitchen

Happy

Birthday Marieta 30th

Calendar Subject to Change

Ivy Grove & Rapid Recovery

What does the word INTERGENERATIONAL mean? The definition is where multiple gen-erations of people intermingle or come together. Edna loves having her fingernails painted so young Peyton volunteered her time to spend with Edna. This is a fantas-tic example of that word. Thanks again Peyton, Hunter and all the

young volunteers that help here at PVH. You make a differ-ence!

Della, Pat & Susan show off their Lucky Green Clover Craft.

While we were making the clovers we had a visit from this baby lamb. He would cuddle and hold still for a few quick seconds and took a great pictures with

Belva & Della. Have a Blessed and safe Easter!

Michele Watson, SSD [email protected]

FYI Monday April 30th IG and RR are going to Dutch Kitchen for lunch and Stutzman’s Greenhouse to get flow-ers for our deck. If you would like to join your loved one please let me know. We have a wonderful day out and its

al-

ways more fun with family and friends!

Find the Difference!....that is what Jane, Sarah and Jaclan are doing. It is good friendly competition as they each want to have the answers first. A great way to keep our minds sharp! Frances and Juanita enjoy the citric smell of this


1 Happy Easter !!! Ham & Roast Beef Party Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Chef Roasted Veggies Deviled Eggs Strawberry Pie

2 Chicken Dijon Asparagus German Sausage Silver White Cake

3 Hot Dog Bar w/ Chili /Cheese/ Onions Sauerkraut/ Relish Potato / Macaroni Salad/ Orange Coco-nut Cake

4 Spaghetti w/ meat sauce Crispy Ranch Chicken Peach pie

5 Baked Fish Rice Pilaf Turkey Pot Pie Brownies

6 BBQ Chicken Tenders Chuck wagon Corn Breaded Pork Chop Waldorf Salad

7 Beef Parmesan Penne Pasta Baked Ham Strawberries & Whipped Cream

8 Meatloaf Lyonnaise Potatoes Sliced Turkey Cornbread Stuffing Frosted Marble Cake

9 Chicken Brst Supreme Chicken Fried Steak Mashed & Gravy Deluxe Peanut _ Butter Cake

10 Country Ham & Beans Cornbread Cauliflower AuGratin Herb Baked Fish Carmel Cake

11 Liver & Onions Potato Wedges Pork Stew Fruit Cobbler

12 Breaded Fish Fillet Augratin Potatoes Baked Chicken Wild Rice Blend Magic Cookie Bar

13 Swiss Steak Pinto Beans Pork Roast Sweet Potatoes Bread Pudding

14 Fried Chicken Corn Pudding Beef Stroganoff Pineapple Upside- Down Cake

15 Lasagna Tossed Salad Baked Ham Chocolate Cake w/ Icing

16 Garlic Pepper Pork Garden Rice Meatloaf Spinach Ambrosia Deluxe

17 Chicken Fried Steak Sour Cream Mashed Crumb Topped Fish Zucchini Coconut Cream Pie

18 Peachy Pork Chops Squash Casserole Lemon Pepper Chicken Banana cake

19 Oven Fried Fish Baked Potato Baked Beef Brisket Tropical Fruit

20 Cheese Enchiladas Spanish Rice Baked Chicken Broccoli Baked Custard

21 Pork Roast Potatoes Romanoff Pepper Steak Stir Fry Rice Dutch Apple Cake

22 Parmesan Tilapia Wild Rice Blend Apple Chicken Rocky Road Pudding

23 Beef Tips Over Buttered Noodles Salmon Patties Cauliflower Caramel Peach Crisp

24 Honey Mustard Pork Mashed Potatoes Soft Beef Tacos Spanish Rice Blonde Brownie

25 Chicken Stir Fry Rice Maple Glazed Ham Sweet Potatoes Ice Cream Sundaes

26 Breaded Fish Potato Wedges Liver & Onions Rice Pilaf German Choc Cake

27 Shephard’s Pie Capri Veggies Chicken Jambalaya Toffee Bar

28 Cranberry Pork loin Sweet Potato Pie Baked Fish Sugar Snap Peas Frosted Marble Cake

29 Bacon Wrap Steak Apple Pork Chops Sweet Potatoes Strawberries & Whip Topping

30 Chicken & Dumplings Beef Stew Red Velvet Cake

April 2018 Lunch


1 Cranberry Pork Loin Hamburger on a Bun French Fries Spiced Peaches

2 Tomato Soup Seafood Salad Sand Ravioli Casserole Fresh Fruit

3 Chicken Enchiladas Cilantro Lime Rice Pimento Cheese Sand Strawberries & Bananas

4 Chicken Noodle Soup Grilled Cheese & Tomato Sandwich Teriyaki Pork Stir Fry Mandarine Oranges

5 Salisbury Steak Baked Potato Pan Pizza Tossed Salad Pineapple Cubes

6 Navy Bean Soup Finger Sandwiches Stuffed Bell Peppers Chilled Fruit Cup

7 Chicken Fried Steak Zucchini & Tomatoes Vegetable Soup Fruit & Cottage Cheese Plate

8 Hamburger Deluxe Spiral Fries German Sausage Buttered Corn Fruit Mix

9 Supreme Pizza Tossed Salad Baked Pork Chop Mac & Cheese Fresh Fruit

10 BBQ Beef Sandwich Tater Tots Turkey Ala King Banana Pudding

11 Apple Stuffed Chicken Corn O’Brien Potato Chowder Chocolate Chip Cookie

12 Split Pea Soup Ham & Cheese Sandwich Swedish Meatballs Fruit Salad

13 Turkey & Rice Casse-role Baked Tomatoes Patty Melt Rosy Pears

14 Rueben Sandwich German Potato Salad Fruit & Cottage Cheese Plate Fruit Fluff

15 Chicken Pot Pie Hot Spiced Beets Wheat Roll Chilled Fruit Cup

16 Navy Bean & Bacon Soup Turkey Salad on Wheat Salmon Patty

17 Scalloped Chicken Cheesy Broccoli Rice Vegetable Soup Egg Salad Pineapple Cubes

18 Hamburger on a Bun Baked Sweet Potato BBQ Chicken Tenders Tropical Fruit

19 Mac & Ham Aug-ratin Cream of Mush-room Soup Club Sandwich

20 Lentil Soup Roast Beef Sandwich Italian Spaghetti Strawberries & Bananas

21 Chicken Salad Minestrone Soup Pimento Cheese Sand Cucumber Salad Ice Cream

22 Chili Cornbread Crispy Pork Loin Twice Baked Potato Fruit Salad

23 BBQ Chicken Salad Chuck Wagon Corn Tortellini W/ Sauce Sliced Strawberries

24 Baked Fish Chicken & Biscuits Lima Beans Emerald Pears

25 Cheeseburger Pie Roast Turkey Bread Dressing Mandarine Oranges

26 Marinated Chicken Breast Cheese Pizza Chilled Fruit Cup

27 White Bean Soup Grilled Ham & Cheese Baked Fish Cucumber Salad Baked Apples

28 Chicken Tenders Spiral Fries Meatballs w/ gravy Parslied Rice Sugar Cookies

29 Broccoli Cheese Soup Tuna Salad Sandwich Baked Ziti Italian Vegetables Peanut Butter Cookie

30 BBQ Pulled Pork Potato Salad Egg Salad Sandwich Ambrosia Deluxe

April 2018 Supper

Estates and East View Villa April 2018

TAKE OUT TUESDAYS ARE FOR ANYONE! ORDERS AND MONEY

MUST BE PLACED BY THE MONDAY BEFORE 5:00PM


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EASTER

2 9:30am Exercises 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

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10am—Cooking Class-Muffin Tin Creations

4 Eugene Herrin

9:30am Exercises 6-10 Games

5 9:30am-Balance

11am Bible Study Senior Center Lunch 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Zion

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9:30am Exercises 2:15pm Ice Cream

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8 9 9:30am Exercises 3pm Bingo 7pm Bible Study

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7pm–Bound 4 Glory

11 9:30am Exercises 11:00am-Cornerstone Market/Harvest Cafe 6-10 Games

12 9:30am-Balance 11am Bible Study 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Inman

13 MCC SALE 9:30am Exercises 2:15pm Ice Cream

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MCC SALE

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Arnold Ratzlaff


17 10am—Crafts

18 Rosella Funk 9:30am Exercises

10:15am-SaveNShare/Lunch 6-10 Games

19 9:30am—Balance

11am Bible Study Senior Center Lunch 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel— Men of Grace

20 Ralph Andrus 9:30am Exercises 2:15pm Ice Cream

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9-4 Hutchinson Women’s Fair

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23 9:30am Exercises

10:00am-Wal-Mart/Lunch Trip 3pm Bingo

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12pm-Potluck Lunch

25 9:30am Exercises 6-10 Games

26 Katie Hollingshead 9:30sm-Balance 11am Bible Study Senior Center Lunch 3pm Bingo 6:30pm Chapel/Bethel

27 9:30am Exercises 2:15pm Ice Cream

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8-4 Inman Car Show

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April 2018

East View Villa and

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. Guatemala 2018 Mis-sion Trip by Gail Weins was our Estates Program with lots of pic-tures and narrations of building a church. We got our hands and feet pampered at Creative Hairlines. For our St Patrick’s Day cele-bration we ate sweet treats. We celebrated National Oreo Cookie Day with lots of different types of Oreos and National Crayola Crayon Day by coloring. We had a couple trips to Wal-Mart and Dil-lons with lunch. We enjoyed a fun edible cooking class of Easy In-dividual Chicken Pot Pies and Crustos. March Madness was the talk of the coffee shop. Biscuits and Gravy by our very own Katie Holl-ingshead is always a huge success. We enjoyed listening to Karesa Gay with her family singing and Joshua Lightfoot and his wife sing-ing and playing bluegrass music. We went to Save-N-Share and McPherson Opera Resale/Consignment store with lunch at Neighbors Cafe. We started a bus to the Senior Center for lunches on a few Thursday’s per month. As always to end our month we had our monthly Potluck lunch which had lots in attendance for good food. We have lots of fun activities going on in April: Bound 4 Glory as our Estates Program, Crafts, Cooking class, MCC Sale, Cornerstone Market & Harvest Cafe Lunch Trip, Wal-Mart/Lunch Trip, Inman Car Show, Women’s Health Fair in Hutchinson, and our all-time favorite Potluck lunch. Impromptu trips we will take as the weather al-lows...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 genera-tions.

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