The Bethlen Home Messenger, 2000-2001 (1-4. szám)

2000-11-01 / 1. szám

Pírtí)bap£ "BIRTHDAY GREETINGS" to the following residents who will be celebrating their birthdays in the upcom­ing months of November, December and January. A Birthday Party will be held each month, and de­tails will be posted on the bulletin boards located near the Nurse's Station. Family and friends are welcome to join in on the fun. Private parties and family dinner parties are also available, but "You must call ahead and make res­ervations for the Solarium and Dining Room at least two weeks in advance!" Please contact the Activity Department during business hours for infor­mation on reserving the Solarium. Anyone interested in making Family Dinner reservations should con­tact Michele Campbell, Dietitian for details. Reser­vations are made according to scheduled programs and inservices. Families are also reminded that they are responsible for cleaning up after their celebrations when using the Solarium, Dining Room or Patio areas. Left over items should be returned to the Dietary Department. NOVEMBER EVELYN AITKEN 5th GEORGE SASVARY 9th HAZEL GIESEY 13th JOHN BERKEY 14th JEAN DONAHOE 17th ADA RHODES 22nd !•. 1. •) MABEL PATRICK 28th DECEMBER i / (....) VERNA FRY 5th 'r MARGARET KOROSMEZEI 8th EMMA EMERT 25th KATHRYN FREKER 28th JANUARY BETTY TUSAY 2nd "Birthday Greetings“ to BERNICE SHAFFER 4th resident Louise Nicely who FRANCES WHITFIELD 7th will be celebrating her 98th DOLORES CAPP 12th birthday on the 20th. May IRENE TOPEKA 15th God Bless You with many MILDRED KEAN 19th more healthy and happy years. LOUISE NICELY 20th ELLEN SNODGRASS 25th MARY GRACE SMITH 29th Both residents Ellen Snodgrass and Frances Whitfield will be celebrating their 96th birthday this month. Ellen will be celebrating on the 25th and Frances will be celebrating on the 7th. Congratulations to you both. "Birthday Wishes“ to resident Betty Tusay who will be 90 years young on the 2nd. May God continue to bless you with many more healthy and happy years. Sctibttp PMgíjltgíjtő A MISSION TO SOUTH DAKOTA By Réka Posta Recently I took a trip to Eagle Butte, South Dakota on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation for a missions' trip for Habitat for Humanities. The Valley Youth Network has been organizing missions' trips for the past several years. On these trips they take a group of kids from the community and go help oth­ers in need. Through Habitat for Humanities, kids from our community have been able to help families in Jackson, Mississippi, Maine and now Eagle Butte, South Dakota. On this trip, about twenty of my fel­low classmates, some chaperones and me helped remodel two habitat houses. We built a roof, resided a house, painted a house and took siding off a house. We also did some landscaping and some other odd jobs. A lot of fundraising was involved for this trip for the Okiciyapi tipi Habitat for Humanities. Since the vol­unteers pay for all of the supplies for the houses, the food and gas for these trips can be costly. For­tunately, when asked, the Bethlen Home was more than happy to help out with the cost. They spon­sored me for my trip, and I appreciate it greatly. With­out the help of the Bethlen Home, I might not have been able to go. Taking this trip has given me memo­ries I will keep with me for a lifetime. dje petijlen Home Executive Director.................Rev. Imre A. Bertalan Administrator..................................Michael E. Walker Director of Finances.............................Christine Kitz Director of Nursing..........Cynthia Jeane Miller, RN Assistant Director of Nursing ....Sandra Midlo, RN Admissions Coordinator...............Melinda Pletcher Social Service.............................................Pat Armel Household/Laundry Supervisor.....Denise Gornick Maintenance Supervisor..............Chaney Woodring Dietitian......................Michele L. Campbell, MS RD Activity Director....................Sherry A. Humbertson Physical Therapy Department..........In Sync Rehab

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