It's Time for the Prom!
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13305 94th Ave East • Puyallup, WA 98373 • Phone (253) 845-3232 • www.seniorlivinginstyle.com It’s Time For The Prom! MAY 2019 Fellas, break out those suits and ladies, get out your fancy finery because May is the time to JULIAN ESTATES STAFF prepare for a special night full of music, friends and fun. That night is, of course, Prom Night. Julian Managers ............. KENDALL & CATHY CLAPPER Estates will be holding our first Senior Prom on Assistant Managers .. BRUCE & SUE ROTHACHER Friday, May 17th, 6:30-8 p.m. The event, named Executive Chef .........................AMANDA GARCIA “Sparkle and Shine,” will feature live “Big Band” Activity Coordinator ...........................KARIN FOX style music, dancing, formal photographs, senior superlatives, refreshments, limousine rides and the crowning of our very own Prom King and Queen. TRANSPORTATION In honor of such a special occasion, there will be special “Prom” themed Monday: Shopping and Errands programs in the two weeks leading up to the event. Tuesday: Medical Appointments • Friday, May 3rd at 1:30 p.m.: Our very own beauty guru Adam will be showing the ladies how to get a fancy hairdo at our Prom Hair Expo. Wednesday: Outings • Friday, May 3rd: The first of two dance classes will be taught at 3 p.m. Thursday: Medical Appointments • Tuesday, May 7th: Mary Kay Cosmetics Representative Anne Allen will be Friday: Shopping and Errands onsite at 2 p.m. for a special make-up class. • Wednesday, May 8th: Julian residents head out to shop for their “Sparkle and Shine” outfits to wear for the big night. • Tuesday, May 14th: Prom dress boutique, where ladies can come and try on a fancy dress and jewelry which can be borrowed to wear on Prom Night. As a special treat, the Key Clubs of Emerald Ridge and Bethel High Schools are partnering with us to make Prom Night more magical for everyone. They will be here to offer all residents a dance or conversation partner, should you need one. Please note: 1. Supper will be served early (5 p.m.) on Remember when you got all May 17th to allow residents to dress dressed up for the prom? and prepare for the prom. Cathy and Kendall do! 2. The dress code is semi-formal, formal and/or black tie. It doesn’t matter what you wear. We just want to see you Sparkle or Shine! Let’s Stay Hydrated! “May” I Go On Everyone knows that it’s important to stay hydrated, especially as the weather begins heating up, and it is especially an Outing? important to get enough fluids. Seniors are far more likely to experience health problems when they are not getting enough Enjoy a day away on our Weekly Wednesday fluids. Unfortunately, they are also much more susceptible Excursions. Trips will generally leave by 10 a.m. to dehydration. This month’s outings include: As we age, it becomes harder for our bodies to retain water. • May 1st: Lemay Car Museum. Check out Seniors have on average 10% less fluid in their bodies some classic cars and enjoy lunch on the compared to younger adults. The most important way to Tacoma Waterfront. prevent dehydration is to make sure you are drinking enough • May 8th: Value Village Thrift Store and liquid. Everyone should drink at least 64 ounces of fluids such Lunch. Head out and shop for the perfect as water or non-caffeinated beverages daily. Water can also prom outfit at our local thrift store. be found in many fruits and vegetables, so including them will • May 15th: Fort Lewis Army Museum. help with staying hydrated as well. Include fruits like melons, Explore the rich military history of our local berries, apples, oranges, and peaches. Vegetables such as area, then enjoy a pleasant lunch. lettuce, cucumbers, celery and cauliflower are also good. • May 22nd: Steilacoom Park. Dog moms and Join Karin in the Activity Room on Friday, May 10th at 2 p.m. to dads, bring your pooch along on this special make your own super hydrating popsicles. trip to Steilacoom Park, which is home to an off-leash area. Everyone is invited to attend, but please note dogs will be on the bus. • May 29th: Redwind Casino. Grab your Red Nose Day Fundraiser rabbit’s foot and try your luck! Red Nose Day is a fundraising campaign run by the Additional outings this month are: nonprofit organization Comic Relief Inc. and brings • May 10th at 11 a.m.: Gardener’s Outing to people together to have fun, raise money and change Alpine Nursery the lives of kids who need our help the most. Red Nose Day launched in the United States in 2015, • May 13th at 11 a.m.: R.O.M.E.O. Po-Boy’s dedicated to ending child poverty, both in the United Bar-B-Q States and in some of the poorest communities in • May 20th at 2 p.m.: Popsies, Exhibitors the world. Some of the partner charities include Boys Boutique and Trellis Cafe and Girls Clubs of America; charity: water; Children’s • May 24th at 10 a.m.: Edgewood Dollar Tree Health Fund; Feeding America; Save the Children and The Global Fund. So, what can I do? Just buy a $1 red nose from Karin during lunch on Thursday, May 23rd and wear it. We will also be showing a funny action-packed night of programming on NBC including the Red Nose Day Comedy Special in the movie theatre starting at 7 p.m. Julian Estates will match the monies raised during Marge and Neal enjoying an excursion this event. Fun Times to Remember First Friday Discussion Group Julian Estates has a personal version of Vanna ... Our very own CHANNA White! Wheel of Fortune Free Services Will Spring Fashion Be Onsite! Show The following 100% free services will be onsite this Move over, Milan! Spring Fashion Week month to take care of your needs. has just hit Julian Estates. Please come Hearing Aids: Sound Associates will be in the and check out our very own high-fashion Activity Room on Friday, May 17th, 10:30-11:30 a.m. models walking the runway in the latest to service, clean and repair all hearing aids. Please spring fashions. The event, which is sign up for your appointment. cosponsored by the Christopher and Eye Glasses: Walmart Optical arrives on Friday, Bank clothing store in the South Hill May 24th at 10:30 a.m. to clean glasses, repair Mall, will be held on Monday, May 6th at nose pads and tighten screws. 4 p.m. Bring your cameras and smiles Blood Pressure Checks: Always Best Care will be to cheer on all our wonderful ladies! checking blood pressure and weight in their 4th Special thank-you to all of our models: floor office every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. Nancy Wheeler, Evelyn Lyckman, Audrey Tech Help: South Hill Library will help you with all Schmitt, Sharon Bronson, Alta Pasley, Mary Otto can’t wait to your phone, tablet and computer questions. Make Gayle Wilder, Edith Pierce, Linda Lynch, walk the runway with an appointment in the Activity Room. Mary Ann Mahlstedt and Mary Otto. the other models. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MAY 2019 MAY DAY 1 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 2 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 3 4 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 9:30 Exercise: Strength 9:30 Morning Stretch 9:30 S.A.I.L. with Gaylyn, AR Training, AR with Autumn, AR 10:30 Chair Volleyball, AR Birthdays 11:00 10:00 Lemay Car Museum LTS: On Demand 10:30 Bean Bag Baseball, AR 2:00 Bridge, TV Marge Colburn, 1st and Lunch, FL Urgent Care, AR 11:30 First Friday Discussion 10:30 Guided Meditation Class, GYM 12:30 National Sunglasses Day, Group, AR 2:00 Mahjong, DR Emma Turner, 1st 11:30 Pre-Kentucky Derby Run, AT Wear Your Favorite Pair, DR 11:30 David Kellogg Performs, DR Donn Carsrud, 2nd 12:30 Wear Your Nametag, DR 2:00 Blood Pressure & 1:30 Prom Hairstyles Expo, AR 2:00 Poker, BR Weight, ABC MaryLou Berry, 3rd 2:00 Bridge, TV 2:00 Mahjong, AL 3:00 Indoor Horseshoes 3:00 Happenin’ Happy Hour, AR 2:00 Garden Gathering, VER 2:00 Marathon Walking Club, FL Ron Doersam, 5th 4:00 Left Right Center 2:00 Hand & Foot, TV 2:00 Bible Study, CHPL and Mint Juleps, AR Dolores Bruckner, 9th Game, Bring 6 2:00 Poker, BR 3:00 Line Dancing Class, AR 7:00 Hand & Foot, AL Dimes, AR 2:00 Bible Study, CHPL 7:00 Hand & Foot, AL Lee Lucas, 14th 7:00 Hand & Foot, TV 3:00 Bingo, AR Gayle Wilder, 14th 11:00 5 6 7 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 8 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 9 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR 10 11 Church Service, 9:00 Norma Donovan, 16th 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR Rosary Prayer Group, CHPL 9:30 S.A.I.L. with 9:30 Exercise: Strength 9:30 Morning Stretch CHPL 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR Harold Mazanti, 17th 9:30 Exercise: Dancercise, AR Gaylyn, AR Training, AR with Autumn, AR 10:30 Chair Volleyball, AR 2:00 Knitters & Needles 9:30 Exercise: Balance & 10:30 Bean Bag Baseball, AR Betty Harper, 19th 10:30 Bean Bag Baseball, AR 10:00 Value Village and 11:00 LTS: Tech 101, AR 2:00 Bridge, TV Coordination, AR 11:00 Gardener’s Outing: Club, AR 11:00 Singalong with Ron, AT 11:00 Lunch, FL 11:30 Chef’s Corner, AR Betty Baur, 19th Postcard Exchange Alpine Nursery, FL 2:00 Mahjong, DR 1:30 Sumi Painting Class, AR Meeting, AR 10:30 Make Bath Bombs, AR 2:00 Blood Pressure & 2:00 Mahjong, DR 2:00 Bible Study, CHPL Jim Gaddey, 19th 2:00 Prom Makeup Workshop, AR 12:30 Wear Your Nametag, DR Weight, ABC 2:00 Poker, BR 3:00 Bingo, AR 2:00 Mahjong, DR 2:00 Marathon Walking Club, FL Ellen Akau, 20th 3:00 Exercise, AR 2:00 Blood Pressure & 2:00 Bridge, TV 2:00 Hallway Bowling, AT 2:00 Mother’s Day 4:00 Weight, ABC 2:00 Make Your Own Bob Newgard, 21st Armchair Travel, MT 3:00 Happenin’ Happy 2:00 Hand & Foot, TV 4:00 Spring Fashion Show, 3:00 Bingo, AR Popsicles, AR Pamper Party, AR 7:00 Mexican Hour, AR 2:00 Poker, BR Mary Baze, 28th Watch Them Work 7:00 Poker, BR 2:00 Mahjong, AL 7:00 Hand & Foot, AL 4:00 Group Trivial Pursuit, AR 2:00 Bible Study, CHPL 3:00 Nancy Wheeler, 28th Train, AL the Runway, AR 7:00 Mexican Train, AL Paint & Sip, AR 7:00 Hand & Foot, TV 3:00 Bingo, AR 7:00 Hand & Foot, AL Molly Anderson, 30th MOTHER’S DAY 12 13 9:00 14 15 9:00 16 9:00 17 18 Sharon Bronson, 30th 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR Rosary Prayer 9:00 Sit & Be Fit, AR Sit & Be Fit, AR Sit & Be Fit, AR 10:00 Let’s Talk 9:30 Exercise: Group, CHPL 9:30 S.A.I.L.