Glenhaven-Havenwood Happenings – 3-21-2018
Glenhaven News March 10-16
Over the weekend, we had Rudy Rudesill entertaining on Saturday, and Catholic communion on Sunday.
Residents did a great job of spelling at our Spelling Bee. Our topics for the month were Monopoly tokens, and lunch items. There were a couple of lunch items they didn’t recognize, namely biscotti and pita bread. We are going to acquaint them with those items very soon.
Tuesday was a busy day, with church with Holy Cross, Live to be Healthy, Student Council visits, and T,C and the Heuts returned for the summer that night. They will be here the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 from now until fall. They were great as usual, and we had a large crowd. Thanks to everyone for a very entertaining day.
Holy Cross also hosted Bingo on Wednesday afternoon, so they were very busy at Glenhaven this week.
Our baking group was busy, this week on Thursday, making treats for our St. Patrick’s Day party on Friday. The brownies were delicious!
Carol Schmidt and her four dogs, papillions, were here to entertain on Friday morning. She attempted to put little green hats on them, but that didn’t go so well. But they are really cute little dogs, and very well trained. She will be back soon with some new puppies that are due most anytime now. Thanks Carol and crew.
For their party in the afternoon, the residents enjoyed a game of “Luck”, as well as guessing how many coins were in the jar. Our lucky winners of the Luck game received a dollar each, and the winner of the coin guessing won a fabulous pair of green flashing glasses! The games were followed by reuben dip on rye bread and mint brownies, as well as green beer and green lemonade.
Visitors this week were: Carolyn Tuttle was visited by Linda Main; Teresa Miller was visited by Bob Miller and Tom & Mary Miller; Karen Barthman was visited by Gene & Vicki Burns, Colleen & Bruce Johnson, Sheila & Art Taegert, and Karen Ramsey; Doris Herdahl was visited by Doug Herdahl, JoAnne Schroeder and Gary & Julie Herdahl; Wally Lindholm was visited by Roger Lindelof and Kathy Standaert; Claude Williams was visited by Claudia Williams and Joy Peterson; Virginia Engebretson was visited by Betty Pittman and Alice Tuttle and Louie; Ernie & Mary Kiekhoefer were visited by Kay Christianson; Lloyd Holten was visted by Vicky, Tanya, Tor and Evee; and Ollie Knoebel was visited by Teresa Schlaman.
Upcoming Highlights: 20-Immanual Lutheran Church; 24-Rich Schroeder music; 25-Grace Baptist Church; 27-Jane and Friends; 28-St. John’s Bingo; 30-Good Friday services with Boyceville Methodist; 31-Marta Lee music; also mark your calendars for April 10th-Auxiliary annual meeting and lunch; 20-Volunteer Luncheon; 27-Auxiliary Spring Luncheon.
