The Bethlen Home Messenger, 1990 (1-3. szám)
1990-06-01 / 2. szám
ScttWtp #)íijl)Iíijf)ts CAREER NURSING ASSISTANT DAY JUNE 7th, 1990 The Bethlen Home will be honoring its Nursing Assistants on Thursday, June 7th at 1:30 for their dedication, caring and love that they provide to our elderly here at the Bethlen Home. Listed below are the names of our special "Care Givers". WILMA PECHART ALICE NEWILL EILEEN LINT HAZEL GIESEY CHARLOTTE RIFFLE VERONICA GOODMAN DORIS BASSLER HELENA RUMMELL ETHEL PLUMMER LOIS RIBBLET MARY RUTH CARNAHAN JANET SHAFFER SANDRA URBAN CAROL DEEMER BARBARA BISS AUDREY SHANK ROSE CLOSSON PAMELA WORRELL JOAN LUFF GERALDINE SIMPSON CAROL LAYTON MICHELLE JOHNSON MARION GARLAND CAROL FERRY MARILYN TONER JANET WAGNER RITA CONRAD MARTHA CARNS BONNIE LONG APRIL BOSKE LINDA MARSH SANDRA GARLAND JANET McCAUSLIN DIANA PENROSE DIANA CARNS KATHY WATTERS JANET LICHTENFELS PATRICIA ANGELO ROSMARIE CHERO KAREN STOUFFER ROBERTA BAIRD DENISE ROBERTSON TINA RETHI MELANIE CONDORN HEATHER SCANLON IN HONOR OF FATHER'S DAY A father is someone precious and dear, Whose faith in your efforts eliminates fear. You earn his respect; He's example and guide. When the going gets rough, he stands by your side. A father can help you with everyday things. He can teach you to whistle, build rubber tire swings. If you ask his opinion, he'll give you the facts. He can teach you construction with a hammer and tacks. A father knows problems may not be what they seem. He's a very good listener, believes in your dream. He shows little interest in fashion or wealth; Has a good sense of humor (he can laugh at himself). A father is friendship in faded blue jeans. He's a shoulder to cry on, the man with the means. He has faith in tomorrow and strength from above. In words spoken plainly, a father is love! Poem by Alice Leedy Mason FREEDOM Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high; Where knowledge is free; Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls; Where words come out from the depth of truth; Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever-widening thought and action. Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake. Poem by: Rabindranath Tagore O BEAUTIFUL. MY COUNTRY O beautiful, my country! Be thine a noble care, Than all thy wealth of commerce Thy harvest waving fair; Be it thy pride to lift up The manhood of the poor; Be thou to the oppressed Fair Freedom's open door. For thee our fathers suffered. For thee they tiled and prayed; Upon thy holy altar Their willing lives they laid. Thou hast no common birthright; Grand memories on thee shine. The blood of pilgrim nations, Commingled, flows in thine. O beautiful, our country! Round thee in love we draw; Thine is the grace of freedom, The majesty of law. Be righteousness thy scepter, Justice thy diadem; And on thy shining forehead Be peace the crowning gem. By; Frederick L. Hosmer ATTENTION FAMILY AND FRIENDS The Activity Department continues to need your support in helping to purchase more large print books to complete our library. The average cost per book is $20.00 for a hardback. Through your support we will be able to complete this worthwhile project. Please make your donations payable to the Bethlen Home Activity Fund. Through your support we will be able to obtain our goal. Please make note with your donation who you will be purchasing the book in honor or memory of. A sticker will then be placed inside of each book purchased through your donation.
