We are in the smile business to make each day the best ever for the

individuals we serve, our fellow employees and outside associates.

“To the world you might just be one person,

but to one person you might just be the world.”

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Kaleidoscoop

Birthdays and Anniversaries

P A G E 2

1. Butterflies can see red, green,

and yellow.

2. Butterflies cannot fly if their

body temperature is less than

86 degrees.

3. Many butterflies can taste

with their feet to find out

whether the leaf they sit on is

good to lay eggs on to be

their caterpillars food.

4. The top butterfly flight speed

is 12 miles per hour . Some

moths can fly 25 miles per

hour.

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Typed by: Stacy N.

"We ourselves feel that what we are doing is

just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would

be less because of that missing drop."

-Mother Teresa

RECIPE OF THE MONTH: Chosen and typed by : Noah A.

Pineapple Orange bars

2/3 cup plus 2 TB Graham Cracker

crumbs, divided

2 TB Margarine, softened

½ cup instant non fat dry milk powder

½ cup unsweetened Orange juice, chilled

1 egg white

1 TB Lemon Juice

¼ cup sugar

1 (8-ounce) can unsweetened crushed

pineapple, drained

“Pledge to be Healthy” for June There are many ways to break a sweat or shed a few pounds without joining a gym. You can improve your health by just taking a few small steps.

Do leg lifts before you climb out of bed.

Take the stairs instead of the elevator but if you have to take the ele-vator do squats during the ride.

Do sit ups, pushups and jumping jacks during T.V. commercials and challenge family members

to see who can do the most before the commercials end.

March while talking on the phone. Work in your garden, garage, and

basement. If you own exercise equipment use

it for its intended purpose and not as a clothes rack.

Drink plenty of water. “It's all about quality of life and finding a happy balance between work and friends and family.” Philip Green

Monthly Awareness June healthy tips by: Nurse Debbie McAllister

A. A towel

Fun Butterfly

Facts:

Father’s Day Luau

On: June 17,2011

At : 1:00

At: Kaleidoscope

Please RSVP with Sherry

At: 495-1662.

*This will greatly assist

us in planning this fun

event.

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Donna C June 9,

Nicole S June 20,

Todd B June 23

Judy S June 1,

Derek N June 3

Julie D June 4

Cody J June 6

Jimmy H June 8

David Bl June 25

Bobby B June 30

James W June 6

Audrey K June 14

Tody W June 15

Sherry B June 15

Jimmy B June 20

John C June 20

Robert T June 23

Zesta Sm June 25

Tommy K June 26

Myhre, Sherry 6/12/

Sneed, Liz 6/22/

Feibes, Erica 6/30/

Vanover, Gregory 6/1/ 2009

Carden, Denise 6/12/ 2007

Smith, Erin 6/14/ 2010

Spivey, Laura 6/15/ 2009

Shipley, Johno 6/26/ 2000

Combine 2/3 cup graham cracker crumbs

&Margarine. Pressed mixture into an 8 inch

square pan; set aside.

Combine next 4 ingredients; beat at high

speed of electric mixer for 3 minutes. Add

sugar, & beat an additional 3 minutes; fold in

pineapple, spoon in to prepared pan. Sprin-

kle remaining graham crackers crumbs on top

Freeze 8 hours or overnight. Let stand at

room temperature 15 minutes before serv-

ing. Yield: nine servings (about ninety two

calories per serving).

Q.What gets wetter the

more it dries?

P A G E 3 M A Y 2 0 1 1

Q. What are your fa-vorite hobbies? A. I like to play kick

ball, dodge ball, read and play video games.

Q. What charitable or-ganizations have you worked with? A. Special Olympics,

Dreams with Wings, The Louis-ville Aids Walk.

Q. What is the most exciting place you have traveled to? A. Troy decided to

answer for him. He said ”Uptown”. Greg then replied “yes, Uptown and

Puerto Rico”. Q. Do you play sports? A. Yes, kickball and dodge ball in the win-ter. I play on organ-ized leagues.

Spotlight of the Month PA Greg Interviewed by: Troy C.

Darla’s Desk

Participant’s Corner Wow Moments

Ashley N. joined in the relay games in Center Point. Lee ran the relay and changed the costume herself.

Way to go Lee and Ashley!

Harlan showed compassion to Sandy when she could not find her bag. He said “Sandy, I’ll bring you a bag from my house. “

Ashley G. danced with PA Phyllis. Keep on dancing like no one is watching!

Kim S. has been visiting Center Point. She has really enjoyed talking with her new

friends.

Contacts Darla - President

Liz - Director

John - Director of Therapy Services and Billing

Debbie RN - Director of Quality Assurance

Brenda RN - Director of Health Services Tracy MSSW - Director of Social Services

Rhonda - Case Manager

Kaleidoscoop edited by:

Nancy B.

The idea of Father's Day was conceived in Spo-kane, Washington by Sonora Dodd while she listened to a Mother's

Day sermon in 1909.

Like them or not, neckties

are the Father's Day gift.

Americans spend more

than $1 billion each year to

buy a staggering 100 mil-

lion ties. That's roughly

one tie for every male over

the age of 20 in the United

States.

legislator. I hope you will make every attempt

to attend this very important meeting! We re

planning on the choir singing and welcoming

the committee with a few remarks from me.

NOTE FROM LINDA HENSLEY, President of

Kentuckiana Prism

Kentuckiana PRISIM wants to thank every-

one who supported and contributed to the

―Smiling Faces/Different Paces‖ 5K walk on

5-14-2011. Kentuckiana Prism was given

$3,417. We had a very nice morning and

once again we thank everyone!

The winners:

Alex Hans—1st over finish line

MaryWade– last over finish line

Stacy Nally—$500. gift basket

Jimbo Fraizer—2 $25. gift certificate

Mark Williams—$25. gift certificate

Angie Burgess—$25. gift card

Larry Hampton—Penn station

Well, the bright side of all the rain we have

been having is that I am not having to water

my flowers! I hope your garden is planted and

thriving ...we all should have a ripe tomato by

July 4th!

This is a very exciting month here at the cen-

ter. Frankfort is coming to Kaleidoscope!

During the months of June through December

the Health and Welfare Committee meets

monthly...and they are coming to our house

on WEDNESDAY, June 15th!!! We are go-

ing to provide a pot luck luncheon for the 27

legislators before the meeting which starts at

1:00 pm. I NEED YOU! I want a family

member to host each one of the legislators

during lunch and to introduce them to your

loved one! PLEASE CALL ME to volunteer!

This is your chance to “go to Frankfort with

me!!!” This is our chance to showcase Kalei-

doscope and for a legislator to meet your loved

one. Let me know if you want a specific

Judy Hefinger—Penn Station

David Block—Penn station gift card

See everyone on June 15th!!!

The Beauty of Butterflies

Week of June 27-30

Once again, we will be making our butterfly habitats. It

is very interesting to watch them grow and evolve into

lovely painted ladies. During this time, we

will study their life cycles. We will then set

them free. It was very special last year when

they let us enjoy their beauty.

Kaleidoscope, Inc

10330 Bunsen Way

Louisville, KY 40299

Phone: 502-495-1662

Fax: 502-495-1665

“We’re in the smile business”

Activities Highlights June 2011

Sailing into Summer Week of June 6-10 Once again, we will be cre-ating one of our favorite art mediums with guest artist Lauri Atkins. Our concrete stepping stones are made by mixing concrete and placing into forms. We then embed objects into the concrete while it is still wet. Our gardens are then decorated with our master-pieces.

Hawaiian Luau Week of June 13-17 Dad’s Luau with special guest mu-

sician Jeff Rehmet & the K-Scope Choir. Welcome back guest art instructor Vanessa. We will be very busy preparing for this week. Creating grass skirts, leis, messenger bottles, and tropical paintings. We will also be learning all about Hawaiian cultures.

Summer’s Delight

Week of June 20-24

We will be having drama at Ka-

leidoscope!

Welcome back goes to “The Blue Apple Players Drama

Group ”. Participants are sure to enjoy their interactive

play!

We will also welcome the first day of Summer by mak-

ing sugar free Root beer floats to celebrate the season.

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