Fraternity-Testvériség, 2002 (80. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
2002-01-01 / 1. szám
FRATERNITY Page 5 A Bethlen Otthon magyar kulturális programja Szeretettel jelentjük be, hogy a Bethlen Otthonban beindult a magyar kultúrális program a Bethlen Otthon támogatásával 2002. február 1-én, Szép Edit és Ujvági Baba vezetésével. Most szeretnénk közölni röviden, hogy mit is tervezünk február hónaptól áprilisig: A Bethlen Otthon és a Ligonier Garden bennlakóinak részvételével magyar filmnézést, kávé és sütemény mellett; hímes tojások bemutatását és tanítását; megemlékezést az 1848-as Szabadságharcról; a névnapok bevezetését; valamint a magyar kultúrális program terveiről a lapok értesítését. Szeretettel várjuk az Önök véleményét és további ötleteit is. Szép Edit és Ujvági Baba News from the Activity Department of the Bethlen Home King and Queen of Hearts 2002 Tradition holds that the Activity Department at Bethlen Home holds a King and Queen of Hearts Contest each year among the residents for Valentine’s Day. This year, the nominees for Queen were: Evelyn Cummings, Florence Nicely and Edna Tansky. The nominees for King were: Fred Bossart, Harry Kimmel and Walter Talarico. Winners are determined by votes placed by staff, residents and families. The winners are then announced at the Valentine’s Party. This year’s winners were Evelyn Cummings and Harry Kimmel. Each resident participating in the contest received a special gift in honor of their sportsmanship. As the King and Queen reigned over the party, the residents enjoyed an afternoon of entertain- Kine of Hearts Harry Kimmel and his Queen . , , „ f ment and refreshEvelyn Cummings. ments. Community Service at Bethlen Home and Ligonier Gardens Ligonier Middle School third grade classes recently participated in a Community Service Project where they collected toiletries and personal care items for the residents of Bethlen Home and Ligonier Gardens. The students collected over 600 items and presented them to the Activity Department and resident representative Vem Fry on Valentine’s Day. The children displayed the gifts in brightly colored Valentine bags with handmade cards for each resident. The gifts were then distributed among the residents for their daily use. Many of the gifts consisted of shampoo, hand lotions, towels, bath gels, etc. Pictured above is resident Vem Fry with student class representatives displaying some of the items collected for the Community Service Project at Ligonier Middle School. Much appreciation to the students for their selfless services to the residents! Sherry Humberston, Activity Director, The Bethlen Home
