Glenhaven-Havenwood Happenings – 9-5-2017
For the week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2
Sunday started out the week with Catholic Communion in the morning and Grace Baptist Church services in the afternoon.
On Monday, the baking club was busy again making peach crumb pie for the monthly birthday party on Tuesday.
Jane and Friends were a hit, as always, for Tuesday’s birthday party. Jane’s brother Chuck was here also. He’s heading south, so we won’t be seeing him for awhile. We thank him for his wonderful music all summer. We celebrated six birthdays in the month of August. The pie was terrific!
Wednesday the residents helped clean cucumbers and pick tomatoes in the morning, and St. John’s hosted Bingo in the afternoon. Kate Phalin and her granddaughters were great helpers.
Thursday the residents worked up a sweat at “Live to Be Healthy” exercises. They enjoyed some time outside in the afternoon checking out the gardens and making sure the activities ladies did a good job of weeding.
Friday Wes was here for Communion visits, and we headed to Star Prairie for our annual fishing trip to the trout farm, which had been planned earlier, but had to be rescheduled because of the rain. I’m sure we’ll have some fish tales to share in next week’s news.
Highlights for next week include: Waffle breakfast and Church with Trinity Lutheran on Tuesday, Resident Council on Wednesday, Bingo on Thursday with Forest Methodist, Catholic Mass on Friday, and on Saturday, the Rustic Lore Open House from 9-12 here at Glenhaven which will include tours, refreshments, and the Alumni Band performing in the lobby from 10-12.
Visitors this week: Jack Timm was visited by Travis and Max Logghe; Ernie and Mary Kiekhoefer were visited by Peggy Raymond and Kay Christianson; Rosella Maes was visited by Janet and Duane Christianson and Kathy Maes; Carolyn Tuttle was visited by Janet and Duane Christianson and Kathy Maes; Claude Williams was visited by Joy Peterson and Mable; Teresa Miller was visited by Tom and Mary Miller and Bob Miller; Margaret Standaert was visited by Mark Klinger, Gary Klinger, Sheryl Johnson, and Sharlene Korsbon.
