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6401 Ohio Drive • Plano, TX 75024

August 2015Conservatory at PlanoOffice (972) 491-3100

Fax (972) 491-3110conservatoryseniorliving.com

Kellie McKinzie ....... Executive DirectorPam Stovall.............Business Office DirectorWendy Kahn ........... Social DirectorJered Kelley..............Executive ChefTobie Oliver ........ Senior Lifestyle CounselorPat Graham..........Senior Lifestyle CounselorDeb Smith-Alexander...Resident Svcs. DirectorKenneth Leonard..........Maintenance DirectorPam ............. Salon Manager (214) 607-2511Vicki ............Salon Stylist (469) 766-2671Paula ................... Manicurist (972) 978-4444

WORDS FROM WENDYHappy August! We have lots of fun

and exciting activities, several lunches anddinners out. New for this month we will haveall Residents 90 and older join the “90’s Club”at a Special Birthday Party just for them! Wealso have John Connally, a well knownResident speaking on Enthusiasm. We will hearSam Houston speak at the Courtyard Theatre.Look for the Sing-a-long with Rick Stephens onthe first Friday, he is back! Cindy and Paula,who teach Fitness, encourage you to come asyou can sit or stand in any class. They also teachtwo water aerobics classes each week.

Please sign up early for all activities on thecalendar in Sign-Up Book and remember tocomplete a Request for transportation 24 hoursin advance for all doctor appointments.

It is such a privilege be with all of you, Thankyou for being You! Wendy Kahn, Social Director

The Power of FlowersYou’ve probably heard the old saying “Stop and

smell the roses.” Researchers confirm that takenliterally, it’s good advice. The scent of fresh flowers orfloral scents in general can boost your mood, lowerstress and even encourage friendliness. If you don’tfavor these fragrances, simply taking in the color offlowers can kindle positive emotions. Pastel-coloredvarieties tend to make people feel more relaxed, whilebold colors are energizing.

Quick Getaway“Laughter is an instant vacation.” —Milton Berle

Remember to HydrateStaying hydrated through your summer workout is

essential to fitness success. Losing too much water fromyour body through sweat stresses your cardiovascularsystem and impairs performance and mental acuity. Inthe two hours before a workout, drink at least 16ounces of water. During your workout, refresh with 5 to10 ounces of water every 15 to 20 minutes. Continue totake in fluids after you’re done exercising.

August 2015

FITNESS CALENDARMonday9:30 Sit & Get Fit10:15 Water AerobicsTuesday9:30 Move It or Lose ItWEDNESDAY9:30 Sit & Get Fit10:15 Water AerobicsTHURSDAY9:30 Move It or Lose It10:00 Chair YogaFRIDAY9:30 Sit & Get Fit10:00 Better BalanceSATURDAY10:00 Chair Pilates10:30 Sit & Get Fit/Yoga

ROOM KEYBG Brain Gym-3rd FLBL BilliardsBC Business Ctr-2ndC Creative Arts -3rd FLD Dining Room-1st FLF Fitness Center-2nd FLG Great Room-2nd FLGN Green Room-1st FLL Library-3rd FLR Rotunda-1st FLSL Safari Lounge-1st FLSU Sign Up-Front DeskT Theatre-1st FL

BIRTHDAYS8/3 Bill Sausmer8/3 Harold Hull8/10 Bill Phillips8/13 Scotty Dixon8/14 Joanne Frankenfeld8/22 Bea Lorenzen8/22 Lylah Gillespie8/22 Sonny Robinson8/24 Stanley Kazdoy8/26 Jerry Costello8/26 RamonaSponhower8/28 Eddie Baird8/30 Norman Bowers8/31 Betty Reeves

Sunday Monday Tuesday

DINING HOURSContinental Breakfast7a.m.–10 a.m.All Day Dining11:00 a.m.-6:30 p.m(Not Sundays & Holidays)Sunday Brunch11 a.m.–2 p.m.NO DINNER OR SOCIAL HRSUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS

August

DISCOVERY UNIVERSITYPlease Join Professor Leto asHe Completes His Series on the150th Anniversary of the End ofthe Civil War and the EventsThat Led Up to Restoring OurNation’s Unity.The Lecture Will Be Held in theGREAT ROOM at 1:30 p.m. onWednesday, August 26

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Church Transportation8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.-Sign Upby Friday (5-mile Radius)9:30 Sunday School Class (G)10:15 Church Worship (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Games & Rummikub (SL)3:30 & 7:00 Movie

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MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:0010:00 Painting (C)1:00 Mah Jongg (GN)1:00 Blood Pressure Checks(SL)1:30 Canasta (SL)1:30 Hand & Foot (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)

4MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:0010-4 Janell’s Boutique (LR)10:00 Bible Study (GN)10:00 Mah Jongg Beginners(G)11:00 Town Hall (T)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)1:30 Movie Matinee (T)2:30 Bingo-Prizes AdvancedSr Care (GN)3:30 Social Hour (SL)

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10MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:009:30 Podiatrist-Appt.only1:00 Pass the Hat (SL)1:00 Mah Jongg (GN)1:30 HWN Jewelry Repair (SL)1:00- Blood Pressure Checks(SL)1:30 Canasta (SL)3:30 Social Hour(SL)

11MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:009-4 Darlynn Bangles (R)10:00 Mah Jongg Beginners(GN)11:30 Birthday Lunch (D)1:30 Movie (T)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)2:30 Bingo (GN)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 FluteSuite (T)

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MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:0010:00 Painting (C)1:00 Mah Jongg (GN)1:00 Blood Pressure Checks(SL)1:30 Canasta (SL)1:30 Hand & Foot (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)

18MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:0010:00 Bible Study (GN)10:00 MahJongBeginners (G)1:30 90’s Resident BirthdayParty-(Must Be 90 Or Older toAttend) (G)1:30 Movie (T)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)2:30 Bingo (GN)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00Greeting Card Class SU,C

23/30Church Transportation8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.-Sign Upby Friday (5-mile Radius)9:30 Sunday School Class (G)10:15 Church Worship (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Games & Rummikub (SL)3:30 & 7:00 Movie--------------------------------8/23-ADD1:00PM-Toney Walsh(R)

24/31MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:001:00 Mah Jongg (GN)1:00 Blood Pressure Checks(SL)1:30 Canasta (SL)3:30 Social Hour--------------------------------8/31 ADD3:00 Health Talk (T)

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MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:00

10:00 Mah Jong-Beginners(GN)1:30 Movie (T)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)2:30 Bingo (GN)3:30 Social Hour (SL)

Calendar of Events

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday----HIGHLIGHTS----8/5 Dallas MuseumArt & Lunch8/11 Flute Suite (R)8/12 John Connally Speaks on“Enthusiasm-The Staff of Life”(T)8/18 Residents 90 & Older Jointhe 90s Club at Their 90sBirthday PartyActivities & Movies aresubject to change. Pleasecheck the Front Board.

COMMUNITY STORE HOURS--------------------------------TUESDAY..... 1:00 to 3:00THURSDAY....1:00 to 3:00SATURDAY....1:00 to 3:00----------------------------------Conveniently Located on theSecond Floor.

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11-2 Avon (R)10:30 Wii Bowling (G)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)1:30 Movie Matinee (T)2:30 Rummikub & Games inSafari Lounge3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

59:30 Walmart, Post Office,Banks, Errands (SU)10:00 Dallas Museum of Art &Lunch(SU)1:00 Audiologist-SharpHearing-Appt.Please!(BC)1:30 Canasta (SL)1:15 Kohl’s, CVS, Walgreens1:30 Kroger (SU)2:00 Schwann Man(R)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

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MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:00**HOT BREAKFAST**10:30 Morning Chat (SL)1-4 Bridge Club (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

79:30 Market St/TomThumb,Banks, Errands(SU)9:30 Let’s Play Pool (BL)10:30 Sing-a-Long W/Rick (T)11:45 Mass (SU)1:00 Ask a Nurse-w/LeAnn1:00 Worship & Sunday SchoolCommittee-G2:00 WALMART,Errands SU3:30 Social Hour (SL)5:00 Shabbat (T)7:00 $1 Bingo (G)

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10:30 Wii Bowling (G)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)1:30 Movie Matinee (T)2:30 Rummikub & Games inSafari Lounge3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

129:30 Walmart, Post Office,Banks, Errands (SU)11:00 Lunch Bunch-Chocolate Angel (SU)1:15 Kohls,CVS,Walgreens (SU)1:30 Kroger (SU)1:30 Canasta (SL)2:30 John Connally Speaks-T3:30 Social Hour (SL)6:30 Rummikub (GN)7:00 Movie (T)

13MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:00**HOT BREAKFAST**10:30 Food Forum W/Chef (T)12:00 “The Lion of Texas- AConversation W/SamHouston at CourtyardTheater-$15 (SU)1-4 Bridge Club (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

149:30 Market St/Tom Thumb,Banks, Errands(SU)10-1 Mary Kay (R)11:00 Romeo Lunch (SU)11:45 Mass (SU)1:00 “Ask a Nurse” W/LeAne1:30 AmbassadorAppreciation Party (G)2:00 WALMART, Errands (SU)3:30 Social Hour (SL)5:00 Shabbat (T)7:00 $1 Bingo (G)

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10:30 Wii Bowling (G)1:00 Chicken Foot (SL)1:30 Movie Matinee (T)2:30 Rummikub & Games inSafari Lounge3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)7:00 Resident Mixer/Social(G)

199:30 Walmart, PostOffice,Banks,Errands(SU)1:15 CVS, Walgreens (SU)1:30 Kroger,Kohls (SU)1:30 Canasta (SL)2:00 Schwann Man (R)2:30 Rabbi Wolk (T)3:30 Social Hour (SL)4:30 Dinner Out- Capital Grill(SU)6:30 Rummikub (GN)7:00 Movie (T)

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MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:00**HOT BREAKFAST**10:30 Morning Chat (SL)1-4 Bridge Club (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

219:30 Market St/Tom Thumb,Banks, Errands(SU)11:45 Mass (SU)1:00 “Ask a Nurse” W/ LeAnn,Advance Sr. Care (SL)2:00 WALMART,Preston/ParkShopping, Steinmart,Chicos,Errands (SU)3:30 Social Hour (SL)5:00 Shabbat (T)7:00 $1 Bingo (G)

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9:30 Choctaw Casino (SU)9:30 Walmart, PostOffice,Banks,Errands (SU)1:15 CVS, Walgreens (SU)1:30 Kroger,Kohls (SU)1:30 Discovery University (G)1:30 Canasta (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)7:00 Movie (T)

27MEDICAL TRANSPORT9:00-3:00**HOT BREAKFAST**10:30 New ResidentOrientation (T)1-4 Bridge Club (G)2:30 Rummikub (SL)3:30 Social Hour (SL)4:30 Dinner Out-Chamberlains (SU)7:00 Movie (T)

289:30 Market St/Tom Thumb,Banks, Errands(SU)10:30 “Let’s Play Pool” (BL)11:45 Mass (SU)1:00 “Ask a Nurse” W/ LeAnn,Advance Sr. Care (SL)2:00 WALMART,Preston/ParkShopping, Steinmart,Chicos,Errands (SU)3:30 Social Hour (SL)5:00 Shabbat (T)7:00 $1 Bingo (G)

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F LO W E R O F T H E M O N T H | AUGUST

1846: An act of Congress establishes

the Smithsonian Institution. The

museum and research complex was

named for British scientist James

Smithson, who bequeathed his

$500,000 estate to the U.S.

1902: Theodore Roosevelt becomes

the first U.S. president to make a

public appearance riding in a car.

1909: The Indianapolis Motor

Speedway holds its first race.

The track is home to the annual

Indy 500, called the “Greatest

Spectacle in Racing.”

1926: At the age of 19, American

Gertrude Ederle becomes the first

woman to swim the 21 miles of the

English Channel.

1932: Famed pilot Amelia Earhart flies

from Los Angeles to Newark, N.J.,

making her the first woman to fly solo

from coast to coast.

1959: President Dwight D. Eisenhower

signs an executive order proclaiming

Hawaii the 50th state of the union.

1961: Singer Patsy Cline records the

ballad “Crazy” in Nashville.

1969: More than 500,000 people

attend the three-day Woodstock

Music and Art Fair at a farm near

Bethel, N.Y. The Who, Jimi Hendrix

and the Grateful Dead were among

the festival’s famous acts.

1996: Sprinter Michael Johnson

breaks the world record in the

men’s 200-meter and wins a gold

medal at the Summer Olympic Games

in Atlanta.

2009: The U.S. Senate confirms

Sonia Sotomayor as the nation’s first

Hispanic Supreme Court justice.

AUGUST

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