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Newton welcomes new executive director Richard “Rich” Heim has been named executive director of Presbyterian Manor – Newton, effective Oct. 6.
Heim comes to PMMA from Kidron Bethel Village in North Newton where he has served for almost 10 years as president and CEO. Read More... Campaign funds provide new laundry room Our new laundry room is getting closer to be being completed. The laundry department is moving from the first floor to a newly created room in the basement. Actually three rooms are being constructed: a receiving room for all soiled linen and clothing, a wash and drying room, and a clean room for folding. Read More... Presbyterian Manor announces Art is Ageless Competition Winners Winners of Newton Presbyterian Manor’s 28th Annual Art is Ageless Competition were announced Thursday at its annual Artists reception and awards program. Read More... Kessler finds personal satisfaction exploring arts When opportunity for exploring creativity knocks, Mary Kessler answers the door. She answered by learning needlepoint while her husband, Frank, was overseas during World War II. She answered when she had a chance to learn woodworking and became proficient with a jigsaw. Read More... Get a-board the FITness Railroad and take a ride on the Wellness Track to Good Health and Fitness! ALL-a-board and find out what you can do at Presbyterian Manor. Getting on the right track isn’t hard to find, just take the elevator down to the basement and you will find the Wellness Center TRAIN DEPOT. There you will find some equipment and a Wellness Assistant eager to help you find your way to a healthier lifestyle. Read More... New Patio Homes to be Built Presbyterian Manor of Newton has long been known for giving its residents the opportunity to make the most of their retirement. With continued growth, we’re adding patio homes to our community, where residents will enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle with more time to focus on the interests and hobbies they most enjoy. Read More... Presbyterian Manor call for entries in 28th Anniversary Art is Ageless juried exhibit Presbyterian Manor has issued a call for entries in its 28th annual Art is Ageless juried exhibit to be held in August during Artists’ Appreciation Month. Entries of artistic works will be accepted from any area artist who is 65 years of age or older to exhibit and/or compete for an opportunity to be featured in the 2009 Art is Ageless calendar. Read More... New Massage Therapy services offered Due to the many benefits of massage therapy, Presbyterian Manor has added to its wellness program by offering the services of a massage therapist. Lou Morse, a certified massage therapist, will now be offering her services in an office located at the back of the Wellness Center. Read More... Annual Apple Blossom Festival was “awesome” Apple Blossom Festival brought in over $15,500 in sponsorships and ticket sales on Friday, April 25. Held on the Manor grounds for the first time in four years, the evening was crisp but beautiful with the background of purple redbud trees, green grass and pansies. Read More... “Discover Life After 55” Area residents are invited to “Discover Life After 55” expo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, May 15, at the Newton Activity Center, 415 N. Poplar, Newton. There is no admission charge. Read More... “Ask the Doctor” added to wellness programming Research studies show that the majority of senior adults would like to spend more time with their physicians to ask questions. Studies also show that patients following the plan of care prescribed have healthier outcomes. Read More... Hog Roast, Local Entertainers Highlight
Apple Blossom Festival 2008
Over 20 years, Apple Blossom Festival brings quality family fun, entertainment and a great meal to the Newton community as the first outdoor celebration of spring. Set for Friday, April 25 at Presbyterian Manor, the event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. on the Manor lawn at 1200 E. Seventh. Read More... Nintendo Wii a hit at Presbyterian Manor Randy Reimer certainly never expected to become a video game addict. The long-time Newton area dairy farmer strictly milked cows and pitched hay. Read More... For Campaign Boosters, “Tomorrow” is Dawning Presbyterian Manor’s Shaping Tomorrow capital campaign, announced last August, has surpassed its $775,000 goal by over $50,000. Read More... Couple gladly chose retirement community Orva Hargett of Newton had an epiphany of sorts when her stepmother was moved to a nursing care unit in South Hutchinson. She said she and her husband, Mr. Hargett, realized, “If we ever get to the point we have to make a decision, we want to be involved in that decision and not just go where there’s an opening.” Read More... Retired rancher’s peppernuts in high demand for Christmas Retired rancher’s peppernuts in high demand for Christmas Read More... Tai Chi improves strength and balance The New Year is here and along with it often come New Year’s resolutions. Read More... Library reorganization completed Marcia Hiebert, activities director at the Manor, called me to see if I would be willing to help re-organize the library at Presbyterian Manor. Read More...
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