The November issue of "The Visioneer," a publication promoting the Green House Project of Mennonite Home Communites of Ohio, is now posted on The Icon.
The issue's focus is the Oct. 14 dedication fo the Green Houses.
Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio (MHCO) has honored two individuals with the naming of its two new Green House Homes. The two homes were dedication on Oct. 14.
One home is called “Betty House,” named for the late Betty Bash. The second is “Frieda House,” named for the late Frieda Basinger.
Each home will provide licensed nursing care for 10 residents. It is part of MHCO’s vision to “transform” the nursing care environment by providing licensed nursing care in a home rather than an institution.
Many events take place at Mennonite Memorial Home during November. Here's the November MMH calendar. You may view and print it by opening the attachment at the bottom of this story.
Local photographer and designer Charlene McCoy of Pandora will soon be celebrating her first international feature via the online company Monoqi.
Based out of Berlin, Germany, Monoqi is an online shop dedicated to providing its customers with exceptional design items.
McCoy said that she was first contacted by a Monoqi design scout in August. Since that time she has had the opportunity to witness first-hand the extensive work that goes into creating a company that works with artists worldwide.
It was close, but Duane Bollenbacher survived as the cumulative winner of the 2012 Icon 10-week high school-college football contest. He accumulated 122 points (81% winning percentage) over the course of the season.
It was a friendly Halloween at BFR last Sunday. One of the games was tick-tac-toe, played Halloween style. Over 60 Halloweeners attended.
Businesses donating prizes included the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce, Jeannie's Kitchen, Boehr Site Seekers, Applebee's of Lima, Faith Investment Services, the McCarthy Family, the Schutz Family, Webb Insurance and Greg's Pharmacy.
