Provpark newsletter july2013web

July 2013

Waco, TX July 4, 1976

Dear Uncle Sam,

First of all, “Happy Birthday and God bless you.” You were born in battle, unified in battle, ready and willing always to fight for your deep beliefs that all men are created equal and to grant them the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I would also like to take this opportunity to express my thanks and gratitude for adopting me into your family. You have given me the greatest gifts anyone can possess: freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want and freedom from fear. These are very precious

Open Letter to America

possessions.

I know that you have not solved every problem of how men and women should live and you may have made mistakes in your own affairs and mistakes in the affairs of the world. I do know how your heart aches for the underpriviledged and depressed people of any country. You are always ready to help where help is needed and believe that each human life is precious. You do not want to rule the world and you do not believe in a master race, but you look to the future of free men and women.

Your system of government has endured two centuries, flexible to change and conditions, but without essential change. It is truly a government of the people, for the people and by the people.

I will pray that the Almighty God will bless you, save you from discord and confusion and endow you with the spirit of wisdom to make the right decision and that you will always be One Nation Under God.

With love. Your adopted niece,

Inge

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An Early American Who Should Be on the Ten Dollar Bill

About a year ago I had the task of helping a friend of mine in her 90s prepare her report for the July meeting of her study club. She had been given the life of Robert Morris (a new biography had just come out), a person I knew nothing about. I now know that he played a crucial role in the success of the American Colonies’ war against England and in placing the fledging United States on a firm economic footing in the world.

Morris was born in England in 1734. His family migrated to Maryland in 1747 where his father engaged in tobacco farming. At the age of 16 he was sent to Philadelphia for an apprenticeship in

Notes from the desk of Charles Tolbert

banking. A short while later, he and a partner established a bank and shipping firm that eventually became very successful, lasting nearly 40 years. He also found time to participate in politics, beginning with his election to various state-wide positions.

In 1775 Morris was chosen to represent Pennsylvania in the Second Continental Congress. There he played an incredible role. The Congress contracted with his company to import arms and ammunition. A year later he chaired a secret committee that devised a system of smuggling war supplies from France. While serving on the marine committee, he sold his best ship to the Congress. He

even loaned his own money to provide provisions for distressed troops.

In 1781 he was again elected a member of the Continental Congress at the time the system of operating through committees was changed by establishing executive offices. He was given responsibility for finance and marine (the navy). Among his recommendations as “Superin-tendent of Finance” were establishment of a national mint and the use of decimal currency.

Morris was elected to the Constitutional Convention in 1787, and it was there that he had the good fortune to nominate his friend George Washington as the nation’s

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first President.

Washington wanted to appoint him Secretary of the Treasury in 1789, but he declined, suggesting instead, Alexander Hamilton, who was a supporter of his policies.

Serving in the U.S. Senate from 1789 to 1795, Morris generally backed Hamilton’s economic proposals which were, in fact, a rework of Morris’s earlier ideas. As a senator from Pennsylvania, he is credited with helping to bring the Federal Government to Philadelphia in 1790 for a 10-year period while Washington, D.C., was under construction. He gave up his home to be used by President Washington as the Executive Mansion from 1790 to 1797. We are looking forward to a hot but fun-filled July

Activity Calendar. We are going to explore two dining arenas this month – July 12th we are heading to B. J.’s restaurant and on July 26th we will be enjoying northern Italian cuisine at the T.S.T.C. culinary café. We have added an additional Texas super-sized card bingo on July 30th. Other outings include two trips to Geneva Hall Bingo on the 5th and 19th. We will be enjoying the music jamboree at Lee Lockwood on July 11th. We will have our Forum meeting on the second week due to the holiday on the fourth. For any questions related to activities please contact Rheadene or David for assistance.

Activity Department

Restaurants, Bingo, Music and More!

Robert Morris is one of only two persons who signed three very significant documents: the Articles of Confederation, the Declaration of Independence, and the United States Constitution.

Aloha Luau!

Residents kicked off the hot days of summer by attending a luau in June. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

Lunch Autumn Jell-o

Beef Stew, White Rice, Winter Blend Vegetables

Dinner Celery and Carrot Sticks Chicken Fried Steak,

Creamed Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables

2 Lunch

Ambrosia Fruit Salad Mesquite Chicken,

Twice Baked Potatoes, Seasoned Green Beans

Dinner Hamburger Salad

Beef Cheeseburger Steak Fries, Baked Beans

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Steak Fingers with Cream Gravy, Macaroni and Cheese,

Vegetable Medley

Dinner Sweet and Sour Chicken Steamed Rice, Buttered

Broccoli

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Cole Slaw Fried Catfish, Parsley New Potatoes, Cream

Style Corn Dinner

Tossed Salad Eggplant Parmesan served

over Spaghetti with Marinara Sauce, Squash

5 Lunch

Fruited Gelatin Baked Virginia Ham,

Broccoli & Rice Casserole, Stewed Tomatoes

Dinner Applesauce

Beef Tips with Gravy over Noodles, California Blended Vegetables

6 Lunch

Garden Salad Baked Ziti, Buttered

Carrots Dinner

Fruit Cocktail, Salmon Croquettes, Rice Pilaf,

Green Beans

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Apple Waldorf Salad Roasted Turkey with

Gravy, Cornbread Dressing, Steamed

Broccoli Dinner

Tropical Fruit Salad, Popcorn Shrimp, Steak Fries, Stewed Tomatoes

8 Lunch

Tossed Salad, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Broccoli

Dinner Tropical Fruit, Lemon Pepper Tilapia Filet, Rice Pilaf, Green Beans

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Strawberry Banana Salad, Chicken and Dumplings,

Turnip Greens Dinner

Gelatin Salad, Chicken Stir Fry, Fried Rice, Egg Rolls

10 Lunch

Stuffed Pear Halves Meatloaf, Whipped Potatoes, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Rosy Applesauce, Chopped BBQ Sandwich,

Cole Slaw

11 Lunch

Stuffed Peach Halves, Chicken Fettuccini Alfredo,

Seasoned Green Beans Dinner

Hot Ham and Cheese Sandwich, Steak Fries,

Carrots

12 Lunch

Tossed Salad, Pork Marsala, Oven Brown Potatoes,

Broccoli and Cauliflower Mix

Dinner Peach Halves, Shepherd’s

Pie, Spinach

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Pickled Beets, Beef Stroganoff over Egg Noodles, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Mandarin Oranges, BBQ Chicken, Cream Style Corn,

Turnip Greens

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Ambrosia Salad, BBQ Brisket, Potato Salad,

Ranch Style Beans Dinner

Stuffed Pear Half, Chicken Florentine, Mashed Potatoes, Zucchini and Tomatoes

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Pickled Beets, Pasta Primavera, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Mandarin Oranges, Deli Roast Beef Sandwich, Potato

Chips

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Apple Waldorf Salad, Pork Loin, Scalloped Potatoes, Okra and

Tomatoes Dinner

Roast Turkey and Gravy, Whipped Potatoes and Roasted Cauliflower

17 Lunch

Carrot Raisin Salad, Chili with Beans, Spinach, Corn

Bread Dinner

Steak Fingers with Gravy, Macaroni and Cheese,

Braised Cabbage

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Tossed Salad, Chicken Parmesan over Angel Hair Pasta, Green

Peas Dinner

Hamburger Salad, Hamburgers, Steak Fries

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Fried Catfish, Au Gratin Potatoes, Collard Greens

Dinner Tossed Garden Salad,

Burgundy Pork Loin, Rice Pilaf, Vegetable Medley

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Strawberry Banana Salad, Chicken Pot Pie, Green

Beans Dinner

Turkey and Ham Deli Sandwich with Lettuce, Tomatoes and Pickles,

Potato Chips 21

Lunch Applesauce Gelatin,

Baked Ham, Black Eyed Peas, Fried Okra

Dinner Italian Pot Roast

Sandwich with Creamed Potatoes, Mixed Squash

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Marinated Cucumber Salad, Swiss Steak, Baked

Potato, Broccoli Dinner

Tropical Fruit Salad, Chopped BBQ Sandwich, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw

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Marinated Vegetables, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Au

Gratin Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables

Dinner Under the Sea Gelatin, Beef Stew, Seasoned

Cabbage

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Autumn Gelatin, Chopped Beef Steak, New Potatoes,

Brussels Sprouts Dinner

Chicken Strips with Gravy. Mashed Potatoes, French Style Green Beans

25 Lunch

Ambrosia Salad Swedish Meatballs,

Whipped Potatoes, Squash Medley Dinner

Chicken and Dumplings Vegetable Medley

26 Lunch

Under the Sea Gelatin Herb Roasted Chicken, Baked Sweet Potatoes,

Green Peas Dinner

Stuffed Pear Half, Denver Scramble, Bacon, Biscuits

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Garden Salad, Baked Ziti, Buttered

Carrots Dinner


Green Beans

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Broccoli Dinner


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Autumn Jell-o Beef Stew, White Rice,

Winter Blend Vegetables Dinner

Celery and Carrot Sticks Chicken Fried Steak,


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Vegetable Medley


Broccoli

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Ambrosia Salad, BBQ

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Pickled Beets, Smothered

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Apple Waldorf Salad,

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Carrot Raisin Salad, Chili

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Tossed Salad,

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Fried Catfish, Au Gratin

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Strawberry Banana Salad,

July 2013 Menus may change without notice.

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

Lunch Autumn Jell-o

Beef Stew, White Rice, Winter Blend Vegetables

Dinner Celery and Carrot Sticks Chicken Fried Steak,


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Vegetable Medley


Broccoli

4 Lunch

Cole Slaw Fried Catfish, Parsley New Potatoes, Cream

Style Corn Dinner

Tossed Salad Eggplant Parmesan served

over Spaghetti with Marinara Sauce, Squash

5 Lunch

Fruited Gelatin Baked Virginia Ham,

Broccoli & Rice Casserole, Stewed Tomatoes

Dinner Applesauce

Beef Tips with Gravy over Noodles, California Blended Vegetables

6 Lunch

Garden Salad Baked Ziti, Buttered

Carrots Dinner


Green Beans

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Broccoli Dinner


8 Lunch

Tossed Salad, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Broccoli

Dinner Tropical Fruit, Lemon Pepper Tilapia Filet, Rice Pilaf, Green Beans

9 Lunch

Strawberry Banana Salad, Chicken and Dumplings,

Turnip Greens Dinner

Gelatin Salad, Chicken Stir Fry, Fried Rice, Egg Rolls

10 Lunch

Stuffed Pear Halves Meatloaf, Whipped Potatoes, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Rosy Applesauce, Chopped BBQ Sandwich,

Cole Slaw

11 Lunch

Stuffed Peach Halves, Chicken Fettuccini Alfredo,

Seasoned Green Beans Dinner

Hot Ham and Cheese Sandwich, Steak Fries,

Carrots

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Tossed Salad, Pork Marsala, Oven Brown Potatoes,

Broccoli and Cauliflower Mix

Dinner Peach Halves, Shepherd’s

Pie, Spinach

13 Lunch

Pickled Beets, Beef Stroganoff over Egg Noodles, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Mandarin Oranges, BBQ Chicken, Cream Style Corn,

Turnip Greens

14 Lunch

Ambrosia Salad, BBQ Brisket, Potato Salad,

Ranch Style Beans Dinner

Stuffed Pear Half, Chicken Florentine, Mashed Potatoes, Zucchini and Tomatoes

15 Lunch

Pickled Beets, Pasta Primavera, Vegetable

Medley Dinner

Mandarin Oranges, Deli Roast Beef Sandwich, Potato

Chips

16 Lunch

Apple Waldorf Salad, Pork Loin, Scalloped Potatoes, Okra and

Tomatoes Dinner

Roast Turkey and Gravy, Whipped Potatoes and Roasted Cauliflower

17 Lunch

Carrot Raisin Salad, Chili with Beans, Spinach, Corn

Bread Dinner

Steak Fingers with Gravy, Macaroni and Cheese,

Braised Cabbage

18 Lunch

Tossed Salad, Chicken Parmesan over Angel Hair Pasta, Green

Peas Dinner

Hamburger Salad, Hamburgers, Steak Fries

19 Lunch

Fried Catfish, Au Gratin Potatoes, Collard Greens

Dinner Tossed Garden Salad,

Burgundy Pork Loin, Rice Pilaf, Vegetable Medley

20 Lunch

Strawberry Banana Salad, Chicken Pot Pie, Green

Beans Dinner

Turkey and Ham Deli Sandwich with Lettuce, Tomatoes and Pickles,

Potato Chips 21

Lunch Applesauce Gelatin,

Baked Ham, Black Eyed Peas, Fried Okra

Dinner Italian Pot Roast

Sandwich with Creamed Potatoes, Mixed Squash

22 Lunch

Marinated Cucumber Salad, Swiss Steak, Baked

Potato, Broccoli Dinner

Tropical Fruit Salad, Chopped BBQ Sandwich, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw

23 Lunch

Marinated Vegetables, Chicken Cordon Bleu, Au

Gratin Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables

Dinner Under the Sea Gelatin, Beef Stew, Seasoned

Cabbage

24 Lunch

Autumn Gelatin, Chopped Beef Steak, New Potatoes,

Brussels Sprouts Dinner

Chicken Strips with Gravy. Mashed Potatoes, French Style Green Beans

25 Lunch

Ambrosia Salad Swedish Meatballs,

Whipped Potatoes, Squash Medley Dinner

Chicken and Dumplings Vegetable Medley

26 Lunch

Under the Sea Gelatin Herb Roasted Chicken, Baked Sweet Potatoes,

Green Peas Dinner

Stuffed Pear Half, Denver Scramble, Bacon, Biscuits

27 Lunch

Garden Salad, Baked Ziti, Buttered

Carrots Dinner


Green Beans

28 Lunch



Broccoli Dinner


29 Lunch

Autumn Jell-o Beef Stew, White Rice,

Winter Blend Vegetables Dinner

Celery and Carrot Sticks Chicken Fried Steak,


30 Lunch





31 Lunch


Vegetable Medley


Broccoli

Lunch

Ambrosia Salad, BBQ

Lunch

Pickled Beets, Smothered

Lunch

Apple Waldorf Salad,

Lunch

Carrot Raisin Salad, Chili

Lunch

Tossed Salad,

Lunch

Fried Catfish, Au Gratin

Lunch

Strawberry Banana Salad,

July 2013 Menus may change without notice.

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8:30 PRETTY NAILS & PEDICURES BY GLORIA (VAR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR)

HAPPY

FOURTH OF JULY

OFFICES CLOSED

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 2:30 HAPPY HOUR PIZZA (VDR) 6:30 TRIP TO GENEVA HALL BINGO

9:30 SATURDAY MORNING COFFEE CLUB (VIL.PATIO) 1:30 ST. E. BINGO WITH JO ANNE (DR)

9:30 MASS (CH) 10:45 WORSHIP SERVICE (CH) 2:00 VILLAGE BINGO WITH JO ANNE (VDR)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:30 ST. E. RESIDENT FORUM (DR) 2:30 VILLAGE CARD BINGO (VDR)

9:30 BLOOD PRESS. CHECK (ST.E.AR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 VILLAGE FORUM 2:30 ST. ELIZABETH CARD BINGO (DR)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS (VAR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 12:30 WII GAME (FC) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO (AR) 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 2:30 VILLAGE BINGO(DR) 6:15 MUSIC JAMBOREE

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:30 OUT TO EAT B. J. ‘S RESTAURANT 1:30 PASS THE BOMB (ST.E.AR) 2:30 HAPPY HOUR WINGS & VEGGIE TRAY (VDR)



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:00 ST. E. DOLLAR STORE (ST.E.AR) 1:00 VIL. DOLLAR STORE (AR) 2:00 INTERNATIONAL COFFEE & TRAVEL ON THE BALCONY

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 VILLAGE BIRTHDAY PARTY(VDR) BUCK CRINER 6:30 COLEMAN GOSPEL BAND (ST.E.DR)

7:00 GAMBLING TRIP TO WINSTAR 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR)

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

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 2:30 HAPPY HOUR RIBS FEAST (VDR) 6:30 TRIP TO GENEVA HALL BINGO



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:30 ST. E. MOVIE ON THE BALCONY 2:00 WATERMELON SLICE WITH CRAIG ARMSTRONG (VDR)

9:30 BLOOD PRESS. CHECK (ST.E.AR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 HYMN SING A LONG (BAL)


9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 12:30 WII GAME (FC) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO (AR) 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO(DR) 2:30 MEMORIAL SERVICE (CH)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:30 OUT TO EAT T.S.T.I CULINARY NORTHERN ITALY 1:30 PASS THE BOMB (ST.E.AR) 2:30 HAPPY HOUR SUMMER SAUSAGE (VDR)



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 2:00 MOVIE AND POPCORN (AR) 2:30 ST. ELIZABETH BIRTHDAY PARTY CHICO VASQUEZ (ST.E.DR)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 ALL INVITED TO A TEXAS SUPER SIZED CARD BINGO(VDR)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS (VAR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR) 2:00 DRIVE AROUND WOODWAY

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9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:30 ST. E. MOVIE ON THE BALCONY 2:00 VILLAGE MOVIE (FC)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. ELIZABETH BINGO (ST.E.DR) 2:30 VILLAGE BINGO (VDR)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS & PEDICURES BY GLORIA (VAR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR)

HAPPY

FOURTH OF JULY

OFFICES CLOSED

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 2:30 HAPPY HOUR PIZZA (VDR) 6:30 TRIP TO GENEVA HALL BINGO



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:30 ST. E. RESIDENT FORUM (DR) 2:30 VILLAGE CARD BINGO (VDR)

9:30 BLOOD PRESS. CHECK (ST.E.AR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 VILLAGE FORUM 2:30 ST. ELIZABETH CARD BINGO (DR)


9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 12:30 WII GAME (FC) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO (AR) 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 2:30 VILLAGE BINGO(DR) 6:15 MUSIC JAMBOREE

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:30 OUT TO EAT B. J. ‘S RESTAURANT 1:30 PASS THE BOMB (ST.E.AR) 2:30 HAPPY HOUR WINGS & VEGGIE TRAY (VDR)



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:00 ST. E. DOLLAR STORE (ST.E.AR) 1:00 VIL. DOLLAR STORE (AR) 2:00 INTERNATIONAL COFFEE & TRAVEL ON THE BALCONY

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 VILLAGE BIRTHDAY PARTY(VDR) BUCK CRINER 6:30 COLEMAN GOSPEL BAND (ST.E.DR)

7:00 GAMBLING TRIP TO WINSTAR 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR)

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

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 2:30 HAPPY HOUR RIBS FEAST (VDR) 6:30 TRIP TO GENEVA HALL BINGO



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 1:30 ST. E. MOVIE ON THE BALCONY 2:00 WATERMELON SLICE WITH CRAIG ARMSTRONG (VDR)

9:30 BLOOD PRESS. CHECK (ST.E.AR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 HYMN SING A LONG (BAL)


9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 12:30 WII GAME (FC) 1:00 SHOPPING VAN 1:30 ST. E. BINGO (AR) 2:00 AFTERNOON DELIGHTS 1:30 VILLAGE BINGO(DR) 2:30 MEMORIAL SERVICE (CH)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:30 OUT TO EAT T.S.T.I CULINARY NORTHERN ITALY 1:30 PASS THE BOMB (ST.E.AR) 2:30 HAPPY HOUR SUMMER SAUSAGE (VDR)



9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS (CH) 2:00 MOVIE AND POPCORN (AR) 2:30 ST. ELIZABETH BIRTHDAY PARTY CHICO VASQUEZ (ST.E.DR)

9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:00 SHOPPING VAN 2:30 ALL INVITED TO A TEXAS SUPER SIZED CARD BINGO(VDR)

8:30 PRETTY NAILS (VAR) 9:30 EXERCISE (FC) 10:00 MASS 10:15 ED. CREDIT UN. 2:00 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (BALCONY/GR) 2:00 DRIVE AROUND WOODWAY

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Happy Birthday

Georgia Sanders July 9

Lawrence Green July 13

Mildred Johnson July 13

John Sheppard July 21

Wanda Irwin July 22

Jeanette Green July 30

Betty Hicks July 30

John Bowman July 31

Elizabeth George July 31

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New Friends at Providence Park

Alan and Theo Pilot and everyone at Providence Park want to welcome Mr. Horak to St. Elizabeth Place Assisted Living

Mr. Horak was born and grew up in Penelope, Texas. He finished high school and joined the Navy in 1942. He had to have his parent’s signature to enlist because

he was only seventeen years old. He was sent to the Pacific where he overhauled engines during World War II.

Eugene met Marie at a Halloween Party and they were married in 1947 after his return home from his military service. He worked for about 24 years as a Station Agent for the Southern Pacific

Welcome Eugene Horak Apt. 2220Railroad. During those years they lived in Denison, Ennis and Galveston, Texas. He said the most enjoyable years were those while they were in Galveston.

The Horaks’ moved to West, Texas in 1985 when he retired. This was where Marie grew up. During retirement Eugene has delivered Meals on Wheels. He also keeps up with railroad activities and mentioned new tracks being built from California to Kansas City for speedier freight transportation.

Mr. and Mrs. Horak lost their home and most of their possessions in the explosion in West. They would like to make their home there again, but are glad to be here at St. Elizabeth’s for now.

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