Women who attend the Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center enjoyed a pampering day recently. The day included egg white,and sugar face scrubs, a brown sugar hand scrub, and cucumber infused water.
Day of pampering
Recognition for veterans
Chapter 32 of the Blue Star Mothers visited Consulate Health Care’s Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center recently to recognize their veterans.
St. Patrick’s Day party
Residents at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center in Kenton enjoyed a St. Patrick’s Day party in the dinning room.
Senior nutrition: March 18, 2015
A noon meal is served for people ages 60 and older at the Hardin County Council on Aging in Kenton, 419-673-1102, at 11:30 a.m. weekdays.
Hardin Hills residents make pots of gold
Some residents at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab were feeling a bit lucky at craft time, painting terra-cotta pots black and green. They made pots of gold with chocolate gold coins and green pots were hats.
Garden club visit
The Deep Roots Garden Club stopped in for a visit with the residents of Hardin Hills Health and Rehab. They made fresh fruit shishkebabs for the residents and passed them out. The residents enjoyed the treats. Pictured are (from left) Helen Lautenschlager, Carol Wilcox and Lori Dyer.
Trapper time
Residents of Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center enjoy daily visits with Trapper, the facility dog, He was rescued from the dog pound.
‘Ohio Has Talent’ finalist at 90 says ‘music keeps me going’
DUNKIRK — For most of his 90 years, Mack Newman has been a musician. He worked at various factory jobs during the day, but most evenings and weekends would find him playing guitar, saxophone or harmonica for a crowd of diners at an area restaurant or bar.
Sheriff’s VIPS keeps watch on county’s senior citizens
Lester Johns doesn’t seem to need anyone to watch over him. The 94-year-old veteran of World War II tills his own garden each spring and mows a large lawn. He jumps into his truck routinely and shops after taking part in the activities at the senior center. But with nine decades under his belt and a daughter who lives in Morral, it is no doubt a comfort to know someone back home is watching Lester.
Bluffton U. offers classes for retirees
BLUFFTON — Bluffton University’s Institute for Learning in Retirement (ILR), an educational program for retirees, is offering 10 courses on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays this spring, beginning March 23.
