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PARK CENTRAL 7•8•9 | OCTOBER 2018 HTTP://TOWERSATPARKCENTRAL.COM - Our Staff - BREAST CANCER NATIONAL BOSS’S DAY MANAGEMENT OFFICE STAFF Tuesday, October 16 is National Boss’s Day, a PRESCOTT GROUP AWARENESS MONTH day to celebrate and appreciate your employers. Sarah Buckles Taking place annually throughout the month of The concept of National Boss’s Day began in Senior Property Manager October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month aims 1958 when an employee of State Farm Insurance Karen Kozemczak to raise awareness about the disease and raise Assistant Property Manager funds for research into its cause, prevention, Company registered the holiday with the United Amanda Campbell diagnosis, treatment and cure. This year, due to the States Chamber of Commerce. Patricia Bays Haroski Tenant Services Coordinator construction in our lobbies, we will be giving away a wanted to designate a day to show appreciation Emmett Seals bagel breakfast to the tenant that has the highest to her boss and other bosses and also hoped to Chief Engineer donations sent in to our donation page. Second improve relationships between supervisors and LEASING place winners will receive a gift basket. Please employees. In 1962 Illinois Governor, Otto Kerner JLL show your support and visit our Park Central 7-8-9 backed the registration and National Boss’s Day Ahnie Sheehy donation page at: www.ubcf.info/go-pink between was officially proclaimed. Show your boss your Jay Bailey Blake Shipley October 1 thru October 15. Please use your work appreciation with a card, gift card, flowers, donuts, 214-438-6100 email when donating so we will know what company wine or just a good old fashioned THANK YOU. you are with. SECURITY United Protective Services HALLOWEEN AT 972-770-4040 FLU SHOTS & VACCINATIONS Management Offi ce On-Site Health Services will be holding a shot clinic PARK CENTRAL 7· 8 · 9 972-770-4000 on Thursday, October 11 from 11am-12:30pm in Join us Wednesday, October 31 for Halloween fun Park Central Building 7, Suite 104. Some shots are in the Park Central lobby. The annual Halloween - How to use the Concierge Service - free with Medicare and most Medicare Preplacement Costume Contest will be held at 10:00am. Start ORDER TICKETS MONDAY-FRIDAY Insurance. The shots being offered are: planning your costume now! 1st place winner will 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Flu Shots $29 receive a $300 AMEX gift card, 2nd place will be The delivery day for your building is every Friday by High Dose Flu Shot $65 awarded a $200 AMEX gift card, and 3rd place 12:00 pm; please pick up your tickets no later than PPV23 (Pneumonia) $99 will go home with a $100 AMEX gift card. More 4:00 pm that same day. Prevnar 13 (Pneumonia) $209 information regarding this event will be sent as it All orders must be placed by 2:00 pm on Thursday, Tetanus (Td) $49 becomes available. the day before, to make the Friday delivery. Pertussis (Tdap) $69 Should you need tickets prior to your Friday delivery, please contact us for a location nearest you to pick up your order. No appointment is necessary to receive a vaccination; however, you will need your state SUPPORT YOUR RETAILERS PLACE ORDERS: Be sure to visit Gateway’s new location! issued ID. On-Site Services will accept cash, check, texasconciergeconnection.com credit, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Medicare for Gateway Newstands Bldg 8, Ste 150 CONCIERGE REQUESTS: payment. If your company is interested in paying for 972.980.2460 [email protected] QUESTIONS: participating employees’ flu shots, please contact Murphy’s Deli Bldg 8, Ste 112 972-770-4045, ext. 1 Michelle Raforth at 214.794.6770 or 972.770.5440 [email protected] for more Shoeshine Bldg 7 WE DO NOT ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS. We do accept information. Wednesdays, 9am-4pm ALL major credit cards, debit cards and company checks. SIX FLAGS OVER SCREAMS DALLAS SUMMER TEXAS FRIGHT FEST HALLOWEEN MUSICALS PRESENTS Fright Fest, presented by SNICKERS®, is back for THEME PARK ELF select days through October For 2018, Screams November 27-December 2, The 31 at Six Flags Over Texas. has completely Music Hall at Fair Park It's a spooky time of year as transformed with ELF The Musical is the hilarious zombies and ghouls take 5 all new haunted tale of Buddy, a young orphan over the park. Enjoy thrills houses and added child who mistakenly crawls and activities for the whole family throughout the scores of haunting into Santa’s bag of gifts and is day and go back for a truly frightening evening new characters that transported back to the North of fun after the sun goes down. Fright Fest offers Pole. Unaware that he is actually a wide variety of places to get your scare on will heighten your fear every moment human, Buddy’s enormous size including several haunted houses and scare and poor toy-making abilities cause him to face that you are near! zones located throughout the park. The stuff of the truth. With Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks nightmares lurk around every corner as the dark on a journey to New York City to find his birth Experience the of night washes over the park. The ghouls are set father, discover his true identity, and help New Cursed…the witches free for their daily hunting rituals. BEWARE! There York remember the true meaning of Christmas. is no place to hide! Visit www.sixflags.com for of TerraMythica Castle, PT Harmum’s Carnival of This modern day Christmas classic is sure to more information. Purchase discounted tickets Chaos, Captain Baraborsas’ Blood Harbor, Hotel make everyone embrace their inner ELF. For more through your concierge. D’Feers and the Zombie Wasteland…Apocalypse. information, visit www.dallassummermusicals.org. You will also meet the cast of haunting new Contact your concierge to purchase tickets. Tickets characters that will find you when you least expect are not discounted but service fees are waived. it! Screams Halloween Theme Park will be open every Friday and Saturday night through October DALLAS OPERA 27. Five haunted houses, live entertainment and PRESENTS Scary-Oke are all included with admission. Plus, The Flying Dutchman visitors may go through the haunted houses as many October 12, 14, 17, 20, times as they like (as the crowds will allow). To cut October 26-28, (10am-5pm), Fort Worth Zoo Winspear Opera House the wait times in half, you can purchase a VIP Fast Get ready for Boo at the Zoo! Enjoy treat Through the mist, a stations, carnival games, animal shows and Pass in advance or during your visit. There will also ghostly ship appears, with more. This entertaining daytime event is free be games of skill, shops, food and drink at the food a black mast and blazing with Zoo admission and packed with fun for the court and the full-service restaurant along with adult red sails – it is The Flying Dutchman. Cursed to whole family. Halloween-themed activities and beverages at the pubs for those 21 and older. roam the seas for all eternity, The Dutchman’s entertainment will be located throughout the Zoo only salvation is to find a faithful wife. Allowed for all guests to enjoy. This is a family friendly Screams is located in Waxahachie, just 30 to go ashore every seven years, The Dutchman event so all costumes must be appropriate for all minutes south of downtown Dallas and Fort Worth searches for the one who might finally bring him ages. For everyone’s safety, all adults must leave off of I-35E at exit 399A on the Scarborough peace. His fortune may have changed when he their faces clearly visible at all times – adults Faire site. From Waco, follow I-35E north to Exit meets the father of Senta, a beautiful girl whose in heavy makeup or masks will not be allowed 399. Parking is free, compliments of Waxahachie only wish is to free the mythical Dutchman from into the Zoo. Boo at the Zoo is included with Zoo Nissan. Screams is sponsored by Dr Pepper and his curse, at any cost. Senta pledges herself to admission. Parking is not included in the price MetroPCS. For more information and to purchase The Dutchman, but her jilted suitor Erik, and The of the ticket and is $5 per vehicle. Contact your discounted admission tickets, visit Dutchman’s centuries of dashed hopes, force her concierge for discounted zoo admission tickets. www.screamspark.com and use promo code to prove the depths of her love. This production of CCINC. Richard Wagner’s The Flying Dutchman gloriously expands the famous folklore into a harrowing SEAWORLD romance for the ages. A WRINKLE IN TIME HOWL-O-SCREAM Carmen Through October 28 October 19-28, Dallas Children’s Theater October 19, 21, 24, 27, Howl-O-Scream has It was a dark and stormy night when Meg Murry's November 2, 4, Winspear Opera transformed the journey began. Mrs. Whatsit, a mind-reading House peaceful park you once celestial being, arrives to tell Meg about the Carmen, the infamous gypsy at knew into something evil forces that are holding her missing father the center of Bizet’s seductive sinister this Halloween. prisoner on another planet and the existence of masterpiece, warns the men she Nightfall has awakened hundreds of creatures a tesseract - a sort of wrinkle in space and time - attracts immediately: she is not a woman to be roaming five scare zones and lurking the halls of that will help her save him. Mrs. Whatsit and two tamed. When she sets her sights on a trusting four haunted houses.
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