The seniors from the Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center took a lunch outing to The Old Barn Out Back in Lima.

Hardin Hills resident Carolyn Norris enjoys working on a jigsaw puzzle in the front lobby as she people watches.

Therapist Harley Bishop works with Hardin Hills resident Tess Stewart transplanting pumpkins. Hardin Hills Therapy Department is also open to the public for outpatient therapy.

Next week’s menu includes the following: Monday – salad, crackers, iced fruit bar, peaches, milk. Tuesday – salad, crackers, sherbet cup, cupcake, milk.

Hardin Hills Health Center residents get ready to enjoy a country drive with the facility’s dog, Trapper.

Kenton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a multi-generational facility, houses residents in the 20s all the way up to 103 years old. The interaction among the residents is phenomenal. Everyone benefits from the experience of being there with one another and all that the facility offers.

Next week’s menu includes the following: Monday – salad, crackers, ice cream cup, banana bread, milk. Tuesday – salad, crackers, sherbet cup, cupcake, milk.

Hardin Hills Resident Carolyn Norris visits with a member of the Mennonite Choir who came preforms for the residents the fourth Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.

Hardin Hills resident Charles Griffith feeds Hardin Hills facility dog, Trapper, a treat as resident Mary Gurney attentively observes.

Above, Hardin Hills Health Center residents (from left) Carol Fulks, Mary Gurney, Mary McDaniel, Kathy Dickerson and Becky Parsell enjoyed a lunch out at Cheddar’s in Findlay on July 16. Below, Phil Burkholder and Terry Vermillion wait on their lunch order at Cheddar’s in Findlay when some Hardin Hills residents went out to lunch.