What’s on Our Mind

Veterans, their spouses and widows are invited to Newton Presbyterian Manor for a complimentary pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. November 11 at Presbyterian Manor, 1200 E Seventh, Newton.“We appreciate their service,” said Marc Kessinger, executive director. “It’s an honor to serve our area veterans, their spouses and widows each year and remember their sacrifice.”The meal will be served come-and-go from 7 to 10 a.m.   Read More...

We’re proud to announce that Alvin Savage, maintenance supervisor at Newton Presbyterian Manor, has been nominated by the leadership team for a Heroes in Aging award from LeadingAge Kansas. This is a new monthly award that highlights individuals who work in aging services and Alvin is very worthy of the recognition.“We all admire how he manages to do so much, and we know it’s because he wants the residents to have the very best,” said Noelle Dickinson, director of marketi...  Read More...

Last year’s employee committee collected recipes from residents, families and employees to put a fundraising recipe box together. We picked a few sweets to share that are perfect for the holidays!Russian Tea CakesSubmitted by Kay OrrKay has always used the tea cake recipe from her well-loved Betty Crocker cookbook to make this treat each Christmas. Her advice?   Read More...

After 31 years with PMMA, 11 at Newton Presbyterian Manor, Steve Seidl will officially retire on Oct. 4. However, the environmental services director has no real intention of slowing down.“I’ve already applied for a couple of jobs,” said Steve.   Read More...

Congratulations to Duane Unruh on his recent promotion to director of environmental services at Newton Presbyterian Manor!Duane has worked in our community for the past two years as a maintenance technician and has worked in the healthcare industry for 34 years, including 24 years at Prairie View, Inc. Duane graduated from Bethel College with degrees in Industrial Arts and Agriculture. He has served many years as trustee at Alexanderwohl Mennonite Church in Goessel and has volunteered for the Go...  Read More...