ccc reflections - Countryside Christian Community

CCC
R EFLEC TIO N S
Countryside Christian Community
200 Bellann Court, Annville, PA 17003
Vol. 31 No. 032
March 2014
I've seen better days,
but I've also seen worse.
I don't have everything that I want,
but I do have all I need.
I woke up with some aches and pains,
but I woke up.
My Life may not be perfect
but I am blessed.
Karen Yingst, Dietary
Here’s a recipe for a nice light salad that is perfect for Spring or Saint Patrick’s Day. We usually serve
it here for Easter Dinner because it complements the ham so well.
Lime Pineapple Jello Salad
1 - 3 oz. package lime gelatin (or sugar free)
2/3 cup boiling water
2/3 cup marshmallows
2/3 cup cold water and pineapple juice
2/3 cup crushed pineapple, drained, juice reserved
3 oz. cream cheese, softened
2 cups whipped topping, thawed
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add marshmallows and stir to melt. Add cold water with
pineapple juice and crushed pineapples. Let set until slightly thickened. Beat in softened cream
cheese and gently fold in whipped topping. Pour into an 8 X 8 inch dish and chill until firm.
Cut into squares to serve. It can be garnished with a little whipped topping, grape halves or
mandarin oranges. Makes 9 servings
CCC Reflections is published monthly
Franklin Schock, Executive Director
Michelle Whitman, P.C. Administrator
Maureen Kelly, Interim Director of Nursing
John Landis, Chaplain
Countryside Christian Community
200 Bellann Ct.
Annville, PA 17003-9012
Phone: 717-867-4636
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Gerald Brinser, Chairman
Robert Leibfried, Vice Chairman
Larry Shuey, Treasurer
Walter Knight III, Secretary
Jim Graves, Assist. Secretary
Darlene Weaver
Benjamin Dowdrick
Robert Morgan
MISSION STATEMENT: Countryside Christian Community, a ministry of
the United Christian Church, is committed to serving older adults according to
the Biblical responsibility found in Matthew 25:40.
Website: www.countrysidechristian.info
Please note that a donation or contribution to Countryside Christian Community is purely voluntary. A contribution is in no way a requirement for a business relationship,
residency or a continued stay in the community. All residents will receive the same standard quality of care notwithstanding contributions in their name. Countryside
Christian Community operates as a not-for-profit Christian ministry of the United Christian Church and serves older adults without regard to race, color, national origin,
ancestry, sex, physical handicap, disability or religious creed. The official registration and financial information of Countryside Christian Community may be obtained
from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
John’s Jottings
by John Landis, Chaplain
THE LOVE OF FRIENDS
As I shared last month, I hope to do a series on the subject of love for this year. It will be a mix of ideas. We seem
to not understand love because our world is giving us crazy ideas about love. So, if you have something to share,
please contact me about what love is for you. Thank you for your patience as I unwind ideas on love over the next
months of 2014.
In John 15:9-17 Jesus says: “As the Father loved Me, I also have loved you; abide in My love. If you keep My
commandments, you will abide in My love, just as I have kept My Father’s commandments and abide in His love.
These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full. This is My
commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down
one’s life for his friends. You are My friends if you do whatever I command you. No longer do I call you servants,
for a servant does not know what his master is doing; but I have called you friends, for all things that I heard from
My Father I have made known to you. You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should
go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should remain, that whatever you ask the Father in My name He may give
you. These things I command you, that you love one another.”
In these verses Jesus connects love with being a friend. There are at least seven unique things in these verses in
which Jesus connects to the idea of love and friends. They are: complete joy, obedience, sacrifice, service, choice,
resources, and a fruitful life. This is a great list of things for us to think about in our relationships with other
persons. This won’t be the last list expanding our minds on the subject of love. I want to expand our thinking about
friendship and love in this article.
Let’s look at five categories of friendship. First, we have people who we call acquaintances. They are people we
know because of meeting them at some event or that someone has introduced us to them. We have an on and off
contact but nothing bonds us in any particular way. Second we have casual friends. With these persons we may
have common interests, activities, concerns and times of sharing life together. Third are our close friends with
whom we share many common likes, activities of life, some of our personal things, nice to be with, can share many
times together at work, play, community and family. Fourth is our intimate friend with whom we are committed,
trust deeply, share our joys, hurts and life. We only have a small group of this kind of friend. Last, of which in
today’s world I think there are too many, is what I call a consumer friend. This one fits in any of the other areas of
friendship. This relationship with people is for what we can get from it. It is a selfish and ego centered relationship.
These categories are not set in concrete and may overlap and change over time. We set our own boundaries for our
relationships. The deeper the friendship is the stronger the trust and love will be for that person. There will be a
greater bond of love with them because our commitment to them is greater. If I may, let’s add to these levels of
friendship different characteristics of love. Sometimes we love because it touches our senses. We are having a
sensual experience. So we say, “I love chocolate cake.” A parent will respond to their child in times of need, even
though they don’t feel like it, because they are obligated to do it as a parent. We may respond to people in love
because we are brothers and sisters in community with them. Lastly we may make a responsible choice of goodness
toward others because we want do it from our heart. We do it not because of the person or our feelings toward them
but because we choose to do it.
Jesus is sharing with his disciples the power of love to bind them together as friends. He wants them to see that the
love of the Father to him is now also for them. So from now on it is not about you but it is about the love of God
that makes the friendship viable and eternal. Jesus is making a new kind of relationship for the disciples to
experience. It will not be just a cultural and at will relationship. It will be Devine and eternal like Jesus and his
Father have for each other. I don’t think the disciples understood what Jesus was saying and doing.
The question may also be for us. Do we understand what our relationships and friendships can truly be?
Jennifer’s Germ of the Month
Jennifer Grube, RNAC, Infection Control
Cleaning and Disinfecting
One of the primary means of preventing the spread of infection in your home is to routinely clean and
disinfect surfaces. You may not realize that there is a difference between cleaning and disinfecting.
Cleaning is a means of removing debris with soap or detergent and water. The friction of cleaning
does remove many surface germs, which is adequate for most household surfaces. But, some germs
can live for hours or even days on surfaces that have been cleaned. To remove these more resistant
germs, disinfection is necessary. Disinfection means using solutions with ingredients that destroy or
inactivate bacteria and other germs.
As mentioned, for most surfaces, cleaning is sufficient protection for the home. Disinfection should
take place where there are high concentrations of more dangerous germs. These places are considered
the “hot zones” or contaminated areas of your home. The major “hot zone” in the house is your
kitchen. There are often infectious bacteria found in raw food such as chicken and other meats. The
risk of spreading these germs is high because this is where food is being prepared. It is also easy to
touch a contaminated item and then spread that contamination to another surface.
Disinfection should also take place on surfaces that are frequently touched by more than one person.
Such surfaces would include toilet flushers, cabinet door handles, and door knobs. Also, many home
electronic devices like remote controls, phones, computer keyboards, and game controls are shared and
should be routinely disinfected. When cleaning electronics, be sure to look for products that are
labeled as safe for that type of equipment. In general, disinfection should take place on a daily basis in
high traffic and high touch areas. But, when someone in your home is sick, it is important to clean and
disinfect surfaces that have been touched by that person more frequently. This is a good way to
prevent the illness from spreading to others in the home.
To clean and disinfect a surface, begin by cleaning with soap and water. After cleaning, apply a
disinfectant and let stand for a few minutes, depending on the manufacturer’s instructions. Wipe the
surface with a paper towel that can be thrown away or a towel that can be washed afterwards. If you
are cleaning up body fluids such as blood, vomit or feces, wear rubber gloves. A simple rule to
remember - If it is wet and it’s not yours, wear gloves. Whenever you use gloves, also remember to
wash your hands after removing them.
Bleach is an effective and inexpensive disinfectant for the home. To make a bleach solution, combine
one tablespoon of bleach for every four cups of water. Apply the solution to surface with cloth, let
stand for three to five minutes, then rinse with clean water. There are also commercial products
available that are designed to clean and disinfect in one step. Before using these products, be sure to
read the instructions. There may be one method for cleaning and a different method for disinfecting.
Cleaning and disinfecting wipes are convenient and effective, but only if used according to the
manufacturer’s directions. More than one wipe may be needed in order to keep the surface wet long
enough for the solution to effectively destroy germs.
Content sources:
seniorhealth.about.com/library/prevention/bl_prevent_infect2.htm
www.webmd.com/parenting/d2n-stopping-germs-12/cleaning-disinfecting
www.cdc.gov/flu/school/cleaning.htm
RESIDENT PHONE SERVICE
Countryside is creating its own internal telephone system. Beginning April 1,
residents living in the main building will no longer need to contact the local phone
company to arrange for private telephone service or have it discontinued. Countryside
is installing equipment that will enable residents, for a modest monthly fee, to
immediately have a private direct-call telephone line, including long-distance calling
at no additional cost. And if residents move to a different room, their personal phone
service will go with them and their number will not change. These will be private
lines with direct access to the resident’s telephone; calls will not go through the
Receptionist. For more information contact Christina Burdick, Director of Social
Services & Admission at 717-867-4636.
AVAILABLE: FIVE CHURCH PEWS
Countryside is planning to replace five of our chapel pews with chairs.
This will enable residents who use wheelchairs to be near the front of
the chapel where they will be better able to see and hear those who
participate in services and programs. It will also provide additional
space at group activities, especially when tables are used. Five pews are
available. Each pew is twelve feet long and has a cranberry upholstered
seat. The pews and fabric are in excellent condition. The pews are free
to a church or religious organization, for others a donation will be
appreciated. If interested, please contact Executive Director Frank
Schock at 717-867-4636.
WE’RE LOOKING FOR ARTISTS
As part of the improvements we’re making to the interior of our main building, we’ll
be creating “The Gallery.” It’s a portion of corridor where local artists and
photographers will be invited to display some of their original creations. A brief
biography about the artist along with his/her art will be displayed for a month or two.
These rotating exhibits will add interest and inspiration for residents, staff and visitors
who walk along the hall. If you, or someone you know, would be interested in sharing
some of their pictures or photography, please contact our Receptionist Gale Keller at
867-4636 for more information.
TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE AVAILABLE
Countryside has a charming two-bedroom cottage available which
is located on the east side of our campus. The unique feature of
this cottage is the L-shaped floor plan that surrounds a private
patio. There are two conveniently priced contract options for the
Entrance Fee, including one that has a guaranteed 20% refund.
The interior will be refurbished for the new occupant/s with the
opportunity to choose décor and appliance options. To schedule a
tour, call 867-4636.
Pauline Firestone
Nursing
Room 44
Ruthe Fansler
Nursing
Room 44
Betty Blauch
Nursing
Room 49
Mary Nye
Nursing
Room 44
Cordella (Connie) Felder
Eleanor Hoffman
Connie was 97 years old
and lived at CCC for
4 years
Eleanor was 92 years old
and lived at CCC for
9 years
Ira Light
Pauline Firestone
Family and friends have our sincere
condolences
Resident’s Birthdays
5 - Celine Chandler
6 - Alice Sweinhart
6 - Erma Ebersole
10 - Catherine Moody
20 - Nancy Augsburger
21 - Earl Lehman
31 - Arlene Blauch
Jean Donovan
Employee’s Birthdays
4 - Joann Oellig
10 - Lisa Kissinger
12 - Susanna Varner
18 - Anastasia Moffitt
19 - John Landis
24 - Carie Emrich
26 - Yvrose Paul
27 - Tina Hylton
What’s Keeping Us Busy?
Compiled by Susanna Varner, Activities
March Highlights
1 - Chub Doster and Hard Times will be singing and playing country music for us at 2:00pm in the
Multi-Purpose Room.
2 - Service by the members of Providence Mennonite Church at 7:00pm in the Chapel.
3 - Cottage Residents - Bring a picture of you as a child to the Cottager’s Social at 3:00pm in the
Multi-Purpose Room.
4 - The Dietary Department will be serving homemade Fastnacht Donuts at the Noon Meal.
7 - Gospel music with Echoes of Grace at 10:00am in the Multi-Purpose Room
7 - The women of St. Mark Lutheran Church will be hosting the World Day of Prayer Service at 2:00pm
in the Chapel.
8 - Wayne Reigal, a volunteer from Hospice of all Seasons, will be Singing and Playing Guitar starting
at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
9 - Sonny and Audrey will be singing country gospel music at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
10 - Come and create a masterpiece during Art with Mindy at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
13 - The Annville-Cleona Lions Club will be hosting a St. Patrick’s Day Party at 6:30pm in the Main
Dining Room. Refreshments will be served and special music will be provided by soloist, Amy Rose.
14 - Everyone is welcome to attend the Catholic Mass with Father Job at 10:30am in the Gathering Place.
14 - Enjoy games, trivia and a treat at the Jonny Appleseed Social at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
15 - Campbelltown United Christian Church will be hosting the Birthday Party this month. Come and
celebrate the March birthdays at 2:00pm in the Main Dining Room.
17 - Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Shamrock Shindig at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room. Don’t
forget to wear green today.
17 - One Accord will be singing a variety of songs for us, including some Irish songs, at 6:30pm in the
Chapel.
19 - Paul and Ann Harnish from Moments of Glad Tidings will be leading us in a hymn sing at 2:00pm in
the Gathering Place
24 - A Memorial Service to honor the residents who have passed away in 2013 will be held at 7:00pm in
the Chapel.
25 - Join the participants from Hope Springs Farms as they visit with us and provide an activity at
10:30am in the Multi-Purpose Room.
26 - Personal Care Residents - Bring your ideas and suggestions to the Personal Care Residents Meeting
at 1:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room.
26 - Today is National Purple Day! Join us at 2:00pm for Purple Trivia in the Gathering Place. Don’t
forget to wear your purple attire today.
27 - The Farrel Family will be bringing Pets to visit Room to Room starting at 2:30pm.
28 - Trivia questions will be asked every hour between 9:00am and 4:00pm for All Day Trivia. Winners
can only give one correct answer.
28 - Jonestown Bible Church will be here for a sing-a-long and devotional at 10:15am in the Chapel.
28 - Sandra Unger (daughter of Martha Kurtz) will be sharing a program entitled “Snapshot of Grandma”
at 2:00pm in the Multi-Purpose Room
29 - Night of Music sponsored by the CCC Auxiliary will be held at 7:00pm in the Chapel.
31 - Friends of All Animals will be visiting Room to Room starting at 6:30pm.
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March Motor Tours
Nursing
Personal Care
20 - Countryside Drive; 1:30pm
25 - Lunch at Classic Creations; 11:30am
5 - Shopping at Palmyra Shopping Center; 9:30am
19 - Lunch at Pizza Hut in Palmyra; 11:30am
26 - Countryside Drive; 10:00am
Cottagers
5 - Shopping at Palmyra Shopping Center; 9:30am
14 - Tour of Ron Shirks home to see his collection of mounted animals from his hunting trips.
Followed by lunch at Classic Creations; 11:30am
26 - Countryside Drive; 10:00am
Wednesday Evening Services
Please join us every Monday in the
Multi-Purpose Room at 10:15am.
John Landis will be studying the
book of James.
7:00pm in the Chapel
5 - Prayer Meeting with Mt. Hope UCC
12 - Prayer Meeting with Campbelltown UCC
19 - Prayer Meeting with Palmyra UCC
26 - Prayer Meeting with Fontana UCC
Sewing Circle Group
Bible Talk
March 11th
1:00pm
Multi-Purpose Room
We will be knotting patches
during this time. Residents,
family members, and friends
are welcome to join us.
March 19th
10:00am
Gathering Place
Prayer Circle
March 18th
2:30pm
Multi-Purpose Room
The Bible
During the months of March and April we will show the movie “The
Bible” on Sundays at 2:00pm in the Country Lounge. Get swept up into
the adventure, drama and wonder of the Bible with this 10-hour miniseries from Roma Downey (Touched by an Angel) and her husband,
producer Mark Burnett (Survivor). It is a movie that portrays the Bible
starting in Genesis. You'll meet Abraham and Moses, witness the birth
of Jesus, experience The Last Supper and marvel at the resurrection.
Night of Music
Sponsored by CCC Auxiliary
Saturday
March 29,
29, 2014
2014
7:00pm
In the CCC Chapel
Each United Christian Church
will be providing
special music
music
A freewill offering will be taken
Total offering will benefit the residents at CCC
Everyone is invited
to come and enjoy this evening of music
Who Was Born in March?
The names listed below are some of the people who were born in March. Can you find them in this
word search? Look only for the underlined part of the name.
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ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
March 2014
Sunday
Monday
8:20 Devotions
9:30 Exercise MPRW
Tuesday
Key:
CH - Chapel
ATR - Activity Therapy
Room
CL - Country Lounge
2
9:00 Sunday School CH
Daryl Weaver
3
10:15 Bible Study MPRW
10:30 Room Visits - Nursing
2:00 Bowling MPRW
3:00 Cottagers Social
MPRW
4:00 Balloon Volleyball GP
2:00 Movie “The Bible” CL
3:00 Gospel Video GP
7:00 Providence Mennonite
Church CH
MPRW - Multi-Purpose
Room West
GP - Gathering Place
MDR - Main Dining Room
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Word Search Hand
EXERCISE IN GP
1
10:15 How Many Words
Game GP
2:00 Hard Times MPRW
4:00 Scripture Reading GP
7:00 Lawrence Welk GP
Out Every Friday
EXERCISE IN GP 4
EXERCISE IN GP
5
6
NO EXERCISE
7
EXERCISE IN GP
8
10:15 PC Room Visits
9:30 Palmyra Shopping
10:15 Number Bingo MPRW 10:00 Echoes of Grace
10:15 Wheel of Fortune GP
10:15 Music Hour GP
Center PC & Cottage
2:00 Coffee Cart - PC
MPRW
2:00 Music with Wayne
2:00 Fun Facts About
10:15 We Remember GP
2:30 Coffee Cart - Nursing
2:00 World Day of Prayer
MPRW
Names GP
10:15 PC Manicures CL
3:00 Camp Meeting on CD
CH
4:00 Scripture Reading GP
4:00 Read & Reminisce GP
2:00 Penny Game GP
4:00 Variety Time GP
7:00 Lawrence Welk GP
CL
4:00 Bean Bag Toss GP
4:00 Song Time GP
FASTNACHT DAY
7:00 Mt. Hope UCC - CH
DAY LIGHT
9
10
11
EXERCISE IN GP 12
13
14
EXERCISE IN GP 15
SAVING TIME BEGINS
10:15 Bible Study MPRW
9:45 Exercise
10:15 Choice Game GP
10:15 St. Patrick’s Day
10:15 Poetry Hour MPRW
10:15 Trivia Time GP
9:00 Sunday School CH
10:30 Room Visits - Nursing
10:15 PC Room Visits
10:15 Country Folk
Bingo MPRW
10:30 Catholic Mass GP
2:00 Birthday Party MDR
David Weidman
2:00 Art with Mindy
10:30 Hope Springs Farm
Gathering CL
2:00 Coffee Cart - PC
11:30 Bus Trip - Cottage
4:00 Scripture Reading GP
2:00 Sonny and Audrey
MPRW
MPRW
2:00 Hillbilly Golf GP
2:30 Coffee Cart - Nursing
2:00 Jonny Appleseed
7:00 Lawrence Welk GP
MPRW
4:00 Table Ball GP
1:00 Sewing Circle MPRW
4:00 Ring Toss GP
Social MPRW
3:00 Camp Meeting on CD
6:15 Movie Night GP
2:00 Crossword Puzzle GP
7:00 Campbelltown UCC
4:00 Variety Time GP
CH
4:00 Amusing Morsels GP
CH
4:00 Song Time GP
6:30 St. Patrick’s Day Party
MDR
FULL MOON
16
ST. PATRICK’S 17
EXERCISE IN GP 18
19
SPRING BEGINS 20
21
EXERCISE IN GP 22
9:00 Sunday School CH
DAY
10:15 Music Hour GP
10:00 Bible Talk GP
10:00 Spring Time Bingo
10:15 Stories with John
10:15 Jeopardy GP
Mark Landis
10:15 Bible Study MPRW
10:15 PC Room Visits
10:15 Nursing Manicures GP
MPRW
MPRW
2:00 What is the Price?
2:00 Movie “The Bible” CL
10:15 Room Visits - Nursing
2:30 Prayer Circle MPRW
11:30 Out to Lunch - PC
1:30 Countryside Drive
2:00 Bible Trivia MPRW
MPRW
3:00 Gaither Music Video GP
2:00 Shamrock Shindig
4:00 Read & Reminisce GP
2:00 Moments of Glad
Nursing
3:00 Wii Bowling GP
4:00 Scripture Reading GP
6:15 Movie Night GP
MPRW
Tidings GP
2:00 Coffee Cart - PC
4:00 Variety Time GP
7:00 Lawrence Welk GP
4:00 Balloon Volleyball GP
4:00 Balloon Toss GP
2:30 Coffee Cart - Nursing
6:30 One Accord CH
7:00 Palmyra UCC - CH
3:00 Camp Meeting on CD
CH
Wear Green Today
4:00 Song Time GP
27
ALL DAY TRIVIA 28
24
EXERCISE IN GP 25
EXERCISE IN GP 26
EXERCISE IN GP 29
10:15 Bible Study MPRW
10:00 Countryside Drive
10:15 Number Bingo MPRW 10:15 Jonestown Bible
10:15 Country Folk
10:15 Room Visits - Nursing
10:15 Music Hour GP
PC & Cottage
2:00 Coffee Cart - PC
Church CH
Gathering GP
2:00 Bocce MPRW
11:30 Out To Lunch
10:15 We Remember GP
2:30 Coffee Cart - Nursing
2:00 Snapshots of
2:00 Spelling Bee MPRW
2:30 Pet Visits with the
4:00 Table Ball GP
Nursing
1:00 PC Meeting MPRW
Grandma MPRW
4:00 Scripture Reading GP
7:00 Memorial Service CH
2:00 Make Beaded Necklace
2:00 Purple Trivia GP
Farrel Family - Rooms
4:00 Variety Time GP
7:00 Night of Music CH
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MPRW
4:00 Feather Ball GP
4:00 Song Time GP
30
31 4:00 Read & Reminisce GP
7:00 Fontana UCC - CH
9:00 Sunday School CH
10:15 Bible Study MPRW
Walter Knight III
10:15 Room Visits - Nursing
National Purple Day
2:00 Movie “The Bible” CL
2:00 Plant Seeds MPRW
Wear Purple Today
7:00 North Annville
4:00 Balloon Volleyball GP
Bible Church CH
6:30 Friends of All Animals
Rooms
23
9:00 Sunday School CH
Ken Kleinfelter
2:00 Movie “The Bible” CL
3:00 Gospel Video GP
6:15 Movie Night GP
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