The Bethlen Home Messenger, 1992-1993 (1-4. szám)
1993-03-01 / 2. szám
Wednesday, May 19th, Bingo Mexican style will be held at 3 p.m. in the Dining Room. Entertainment will be held on the 20th in the Dining Room starting at 1:30 p.m., with details to be posted closer to that date. WANTED — RESIDENTS WITH GREEN THUMBS! Friday, the 21st, the NURSE’S DAY AND EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION LUNCHEON will be held from 12 noon to 2 p.m. in the Dining Room. Awards will be presented to our Nurses, along with 10 year recognition pins to all departments. Friday, May 21st, a Mexican Social will be held forthe residents, starting at 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Come taste your favorite Mexican foods: tacos, nachos, etc. Thursday, May 27th, the monthly Birthday Party will be held at 1:30 p.m. in the Solarium. Family members are welcome to attend. Do you have a way with plants? Enjoy planting flowers and vegetables? If this describes you, please notify the Activity Department. The flower and vegetable boxes will soon need planting for the spring. Any resident interested in helping to plant and care for the plants during the summer can contact Sherry or Ann. Be sure and keep an eye open for the tulips and daffodils that were planted in the fall off of the first floor patio. This is truly a beautiful sight from all of your hard work. Friday, May 28th, weather permitting, our first picnic will be held. Thetraditional hotdogsand hamburgers will be served. Monday, May 31st, is MEMORIAL DAY. Let’s keep our family members in mind who served our country and never made it home. The staff of Bethlen Home extends their deepest sympathy to the families and friends of the following former residents. JAMES FOWLER HARRIET CLIFFORD MILES FULTON LILLIAN ADAMS GAY HOUPT MARGARET MIRCSE ELIZA WINELAND ELLA FORSBERG CATHERINE MclNDOE Below is a poem dedicated to everyone who enjoys gardening. MY GARDEN I made a garden where once were weeds; I planted tiny colored seeds Some zinnias, and some marigolds That bloom in yellow ruffled folds. And raindrop seeds of canteloupe Which came inside an envelope. They look just like the seeds you see In melons from the grocery. I chose a square of vacant ground Where toothpick grass grew all around, Beside an oak where sun shines through With speckled light rays almost blue . . . I watered it most every day, And I saw rainbows in the spray I watched and watched to see a sprout At last the leaves came rushing out. The marigolds grew lacy tall; The zinnia leaves are straight and small; The melon leaf’s a lily pad That bends its head as if it’s sad. The marigolds have opened up; The melon has a yellow cup; The zinnias are as bright as beads. I like a garden more than weeds. Administrator................................. Rev. Paul Kovács Director of Nursing ...................... Jane Eicher, RN-BS Dietician .. .............4..^..... Mrs. Edith Kovács Activity Department ................. Sherry A. Humbertson Medical Records .......................... Michele Alesi Haas Bookkeeper ........................................ Judy Minnick Administrator’s Secretary ....... Diane M. Hakel Chaplain ....................................... Rev. Joseph Posta Social Service ............................................ Pat Armel Physical Therapy .......................... Becky Puskar, LPT
