the news at providence park

Texas heat, a severe drought and hungry livestock has taken a toll on Texas farmers and ranchers. To make matters worse, some are taking another hit from scammers. By taking advantage of the Texas drought, scammers are attempting to sell worthless hay to farmers and ranchers seeking affordable product for their hungry livestock. Scammers are seizing the opportunity to mark up the price of hay and reap a big profit at the expense of desperate farmers and ranchers anxious to keep their herds from sell off. Some livestock owners have even paid in advance for product they have yet to receive.

Warning: Scammers Continue to Find New Prey in Challenging TimesFrom the Desk of Rheadene Weber:

I want to take this time to remind residents that scammers do not stop with just selling worthless hay. Scammers take advantage of anyone they can reach. Whether young, old, rich or poor; anyone can be the victim of a scam.

If you ever received mail or telephone calls that state the following, please be on alert.• You must act now or this offer won’t be good• This offer will not last• You have won a free prize• You must send money now• We need your credit card number• You can’t afford to miss this no risk offer• No need to check this company out

H ere’s wishing you

and yours a very

Merry Christmas and

a Happy New Year

from Providence Park.

December 2011

When you hear these or similar phrases, I hope you will say thanks, but no thanks. A good resource to check out more fraudulant schemes is the Federal Bureau of Investigation at http://ww.fbi.gov/scams-safety/fraud.

Philippians 1:9 And I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment.

Wes retired from the Veterans Administration in 1978 as Chief of Administrative Services. As a second career, he started teaching the people in Africa the W rod of the Bible by correspondence. This program became outstandingly successful.

Wes is glad to be at Providence Park as his wife is a resident at St. Catherine’s and it makes visitation much easier. His surviving daughter, Barbara, lives close by and helps with the care of both parents. Welcome to the Providence Park family, Wes…..

Temporary Change in Exercise Schedule

New Friends at Providence ParkWelcome! Wes Murphy Apt. 1105

RENTAL PAYMENTS

will be accepted at the St. Elizabeth

Nurses Station on Tuesday, December 6th from 10:30 a.m.

to 11:00 a.m.

There will be no exercise class on Thursday December 8th. We will be setting up tables and chairs for The Village Christmas Party in the Fitness Center that morning. Exercise class will resume Friday morning at 9:30 a.m. as usual. Thank you.

F R I E N D L Y R E M I N D E R About Christmas Trees & Lighting.

Unfortunately, it’s that time of year again when fires are more prevalent due to Christmas Trees and their lights. Please do not use extension cords or burn candles in your apartments. These items are very dangerous fire hazards and could cause serious damage should a problem occur.

With a beautiful singing voice that spanned nearly three octaves, Maria Callas was perhaps the most famous coloratura soprano of the twentieth century.

Maria Callas, the younger of two daughters was born on December 2, 1923, to parents who had recently emigrated from Greece. Maria’s mother recognized her talent and pushed her into performing in amateur talent shows, sometimes to the child’s dislike. After Callas graduated from eighth grade in 1937, her mother decided to return to Greece. This move marked the end of her academic education.

In November 1940, Callas made her professional debut singing the role of Beatrice in Boccaccio. Soon, however, the onslaught of World War II and the Nazi occupation of Greece inhibited her career. Stories have been told that her mother forced her to sing for both German and Italian

soldiers in return for food and protection.

In 1947, she sang in La Gioconda at the Arena in Verona, Italy. Her performance was outstanding and marked the onset of her international reputation.

In April 1949 she married Giovanni Meneghini, a wealthy businessman from Verona. He gave up his business interests and took over her career.

By the 1960’s Maria was having vocal problems; however, her acting ability remained superb. At the height of her career she had sung as many as fifty performances in a year; after 1959, it was fewer that ten. Her last stage performance was on July 5, 1965 at Covent Garden, London.

Callas taught at the Juilliard School in New York during the 1971-1972 school years and gave a final concert tour during 1973 and 1974, the

Remembering.... MARIA CALLASby: Ann Schafer

strain of the tour proved almost too much for her, and she never again sang publicly. She retired to Paris where she died on September 16, 1977, at the age of fifty-four.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 15 16 17

18 19 20 21

First Day of Hanukkah

22

First Day of Winter

23 24

25

Christmas Day

26

Kwanzaa Begins

27 28 29 30 31

New Year’s Eve

The Village and St. Elizabeth Place

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 12:30 PARKVIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (DR) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHT

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 CORBETT JEWELRY & FASHION ETC. (ST. C. LOBBY) 10:15 OUT TO LUNCH (STAGECOACH INN) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR

9:30 SATURDAY MORN. COFFEE (BALCONY) 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH BINGO (BALCONY)

9:30 MASS 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:30 BETHAL METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR (CH) “LEAD ME BACK TO BETHLEHAM”

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH RESIDENT FORUM 2:30 CARD BINGO (ST. E. DINING RM.) 6:30 MCC-WACO JAZZ ORCHESTRA

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN AFTERNOON PREPERATIONS FOR 6:30 THE ST. ELIZABETH FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY

8:30 PRETTY NAILS AND FEET 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (ST. E. BAL.) 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB

10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO AFTERNOON PREPERATIONS FOR 6:30 VILLAGE FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 – 4:00 MARY KENDRICK JEWELRY (ST. C. LOBBY) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR 6:00 CHILDREN’S CHOIR (CHAPEL)


9:30 MASS 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 2:00 VILLAGE BINGO 2:00 ST. ELIZABETH GAMES (BALCONY)

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:15 VILLAGE FORUM (DINING ROOM) 2:00 CHRISTMAS PROG. BY TRUDY KENNEDY IN THE COMM. RM. (BIRTHDAY PARTY)

9:30 EXERCISE 9:45 BLOOD PRESSURE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 10:30 JUNIOR LEAGUE SINGERS (VILLAGE LOBBY) 2:00 CHOIR PRACTICE (CHAPEL)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (1) 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (3)

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 TUPPERWARE GIFTS (ST. C. LOBBY) 11:00 OUT TO LUNCH (PEI WEI) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR


9:30 MASS 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 2:00 VILLAGE BINGO 2:00 ST. ELIZABETH GAMES (BALCONY) 4:00 TUBACHRISTMAS (CHAPEL)

BARBER SHOP DAY 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:00 DOLLAR STORE (FREE GIFT) WITH $5.00 PURCHASE 2:00 INTERNATIONAL COFFEE & SPECIAL CHRISTMAS VIDEO

9:00 SEWING/MENDING 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 SING A LONG WITH DAVID & SHARON 6:30 COLEMAN GOSPEL BAND (ST. E.)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (4) 2:00 GAMES 2:30 CHOIR SINGS (2)

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR



OFFICE CLOSED

9:30 EXERCISE 9:45 BLOOD PRESSURE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 “PASS THE BOMB” 2:30 CARD BINGO (ST. E. DINING RM.)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 1:00 DR. RITTER (FC) 2:00 GAMES 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB



9:30 SATURDAY MORN. COFFEE (VIL. DR.) 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH BINGO (BALCONY)

SHARON CLARK – ACTIVITY DIRECTOR /VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR 761-8467

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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18 19 20 21

First Day of Hanukkah

22

First Day of Winter

23 24

25

Christmas Day

26

Kwanzaa Begins

27 28 29 30 31

New Year’s Eve

The Village and St. Elizabeth Place

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 12:30 PARKVIEW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (DR) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHT

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 CORBETT JEWELRY & FASHION ETC. (ST. C. LOBBY) 10:15 OUT TO LUNCH (STAGECOACH INN) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR


9:30 MASS 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:30 BETHAL METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR (CH) “LEAD ME BACK TO BETHLEHAM”

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH RESIDENT FORUM 2:30 CARD BINGO (ST. E. DINING RM.) 6:30 MCC-WACO JAZZ ORCHESTRA

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN AFTERNOON PREPERATIONS FOR 6:30 THE ST. ELIZABETH FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY

8:30 PRETTY NAILS AND FEET 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (ST. E. BAL.) 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB

10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO AFTERNOON PREPERATIONS FOR 6:30 VILLAGE FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 – 4:00 MARY KENDRICK JEWELRY (ST. C. LOBBY) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR 6:00 CHILDREN’S CHOIR (CHAPEL)



9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:15 VILLAGE FORUM (DINING ROOM) 2:00 CHRISTMAS PROG. BY TRUDY KENNEDY IN THE COMM. RM. (BIRTHDAY PARTY)

9:30 EXERCISE 9:45 BLOOD PRESSURE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 10:30 JUNIOR LEAGUE SINGERS (VILLAGE LOBBY) 2:00 CHOIR PRACTICE (CHAPEL)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (1) 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 12:30 VILLAGE WII GAME 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (3)

9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 TUPPERWARE GIFTS (ST. C. LOBBY) 11:00 OUT TO LUNCH (PEI WEI) 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO 2:15 HAPPY HOUR


9:30 MASS 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 2:00 VILLAGE BINGO 2:00 ST. ELIZABETH GAMES (BALCONY) 4:00 TUBACHRISTMAS (CHAPEL)

BARBER SHOP DAY 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 1:00 DOLLAR STORE (FREE GIFT) WITH $5.00 PURCHASE 2:00 INTERNATIONAL COFFEE & SPECIAL CHRISTMAS VIDEO

9:00 SEWING/MENDING 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 SING A LONG WITH DAVID & SHARON 6:30 COLEMAN GOSPEL BAND (ST. E.)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 CHOIR SINGS FOR ST. CATHERINE (4) 2:00 GAMES 2:30 CHOIR SINGS (2)





OFFICE CLOSED

9:30 EXERCISE 9:45 BLOOD PRESSURE 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 “PASS THE BOMB” 2:30 CARD BINGO (ST. E. DINING RM.)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS 9:30 EXERCISE 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 1:00 DR. RITTER (FC) 2:00 GAMES 6:30 BRIDGE CLUB



9:30 SATURDAY MORN. COFFEE (VIL. DR.) 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH BINGO (BALCONY)

SHARON CLARK – ACTIVITY DIRECTOR /VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR 761-8467

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Special Events & Programs for December12:30 p.m. December 1st Parkview Christian Academy Children’s Program

10:00 a.m. December 2nd Corbett Jewelry & Fashion Sale St. Catherine’s Lobby

10:15 a.m. December 2nd Stage Coach Inn Christmas Luncheon

2:00 p.m. December 4th “Lead Me Back to Bethlehem” by the Bethel Methodist Church Choir

6:30 p.m. December 5th Waco Jazz Orchestra at MCC

6:30 p.m. December 6th St. Elizabeth Place Family Christmas Party

6:30 p.m. December 8th The Village Family Christmas Party

10:00 a.m. December 9th Kendrick Jewelry Sale St. Catherine’s Lobby

6:00 p.m. December 9th Children’s Choir in the Chapel

2:00 p.m. December 12th Trudy Kennedy Christmas Show - Community Room

10:30 a.m. December 13th Junior League Singers Village Lobby

2:00 p.m. December 14th Providence Park Choir Christmas performance on St. Catherine’s 1st floor

December is:

Bingo’s Birthday Month

National Tie Month

Safe Toys and Gifts Month

Special Weeks in December:National Cookie Cutter Week (1-7)

National Human Rights Week (10-16)

It’s About Time Week (25-31)

Special Days in December:Dec. 7 Pearl Harbor Day

Dec. 12 Hanukkah

Dec. 22 First Day of winter

Dec. 25 Christmas Day

Dec. 26 Kwanzaa Begins

Dec. 31 New Year’s Eve

December Birthdays!THE VILLAGEDec. 10 Marion Boden Dec. 17 Juanita QuickDec. 20 Stan HowardDec. 21 Billie BowmanDec. 21 Gladys Howard

ST. ELIZABETH PLACEDec. 13 Louise McClureDec. 17 Johnnie GilmoreDec. 29 Charlotte GlennDec. 29 Gary Bowden

Volunteer Elves worked very hard to make sure each resident would have their picture on the Christmas trees this year. (Pictured L-R) James Knight, Joan Knight, Sylvia Silva and Karen Akins

2:00 p.m. December 15th Providence Park Choir Christmas performance on St. Catherine’s 3rd floor

1:00 p.m. December 19th Special Christmas Dollar Store Free gift with $5.00 purchase

2:00 p.m. December 21st Providence Park Choir Christmas performance on St. Catherine’s 4th floor

2:30 p.m. December 21st Providence Park Choir Christmas performance for Catherine’s 2nd floor Christmas party

Special Events Continued...

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