Inan`s Corner - Belmont Village

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Belmont Village at Sabre Springs
13075 Evening Creek Dr. S. • San Diego, CA 92128 • Phone 858-486-5020 • Fax 858-486-3540
November 2013
Our Team
Inan Linton
Executive Director
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7102
ilinton@belmontvillage.com
Beth Romeo, R.N.
Dir. of Res. Care Services
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7153
bromeo@belmontvillage.com
Sandie Dewane
Community Relations
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7106
sdewane@belmontvillage.com
Erik Erwin
Community Relations
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7103
eerwin@belmontvillage.com
Le Roy Patten
Chef Manager
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7108
lpatten@belmontvillage.com
Adam McRoy
Activity Programs Coord.
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7104
amcroy@belmontvillage.com
Kendra Stringer
Memory Programs Coord.
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7155
kstringer@belmontvillage.com
Jacklynne Reaves
Human Resources Coord.
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7105
jreaves@belmontvillage.com
Jack George
Building Engineer
(858) 486-5020 Ext. 7107
jgeorge@belmontvillage.com
Inan’s Corner
Inan with Molly Goldman
Fall is definitely in the air and a
welcome relief after our hot
flashes in September! Dining
Alfresco for lunch is a perfect way
to enjoy those fall days. Brenda,
our Dining Room Coordinator,
will be happy to seat you on the
patio. Just let her know ahead
of time.
Thanksgiving Champagne
Buffet, Nov. 28 – Chef Le Roy
indulges our senses as his team
presents a delicious Thanksgiving
meal. There will be two seating
times for the Buffet: 11 a.m. or 1
p.m. Reservations are a must for
all guests. We can seat parties up
to seven. The price will be $25
for guests and $10 for children
12 and under. Please R.S.V.P.
with the concierge.
Annual Satisfaction Surveys –
On behalf of our entire team, we
thank our residents and families
for making the time to fill out and
return the surveys. If you haven’t
done so yet, the deadline is
Nov. 8.
Employee Appreciation Fund
– Our Chairperson for this year’s
campaign is Fran Severns. As you
know, tipping is not allowed
during the year. The holiday
season is a special time when
residents and families have the
opportunity to say thank you to
all our line staff. Your donations
will be distributed during the
Resident/Employee Holiday Party
in mid-December.
Resident Parking - Please be
aware Belmont aims to ensure
that designated areas for “Resident
Parking” remain open to residents
only. Many resident spaces are
being taken up by non-residents.
We ask for families’ and residents’
help on this issue. Please inform
your family and friends to be
cautious in checking the signs to
avoid parking in “Resident
Parking” areas.
November Birthdays
Residents
1
1
6
7
12
12
16
21
21
24
24
26
30
Orville D.
Barbara F.
Dorothy S.
Warren H.
Elizabeth C.
Bob P.
Barbera M.
Genevieve F.
Deborah J.
Mary Beth G.
Jim R.
Lucille M.
Lee F.
Employees
2
3
11
14
14
16
17
22
30
Karl M.
Rey P.
Le Roy
Diane F.
Paschal E.
Loretta L.
Carmi D.
Imelda P.
Andres C.
News From Beth
Romeo, R.N.
Thanksgiving only comes
around once a year, so why not go
ahead and indulge? Because
gaining weight during the holiday
season is a national pastime. Not
the best idea, but there are some
compromises. With a little
awareness, you can treat yourself
to those traditional favorites and
be guilt-free.
Get Active: Eat less and exercise
more to prevent weight gain
during the holidays. Increase
frequency or lengthen your fitness
routine the weeks ahead of the
feast. Take a walk early in the day.
Eat Breakfast: Experts say
eating a small meal in the
morning can give you more
control over your appetite. Start
your day with a small but
enjoyable breakfast.
Police your Portions: Prior to
loading up your plate, assess the
buffet table and decide what
you’re going to choose. Then
select reasonable-sized portions of
foods you cannot live without.
Choose the Best Bets on the
Buffet: While each of us has our
own favorites, bear in mind that
some holiday foods are a better
choice than others. White turkey
meat, plain vegetables, roasted
sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes,
nonfat gravy, and pumpkin pie
tend to be the best bets because
they are lower in fat and calories.
Slowly Savor: Experts say that
eating slowly and tasting each
mouthful is one of the easiest
ways to enjoy your meal and feel
satisfied with one plate full of
food. Spread out the food and fun
all day long.
Skip the Seconds: Try to resist
the temptation to go back for
second helpings. You are less
likely to overeat and have more
room for dessert.
Employee Anniversaries
6
6
7
10
12
17
17
17
27
Linda B. - 1 yr.
Mark K. - 1 yr.
Angelica R. - 1 yr.
Susan E. - 4 yrs.
Sandie D. - 5 yrs.
Roberto P. - 5 yrs.
Rica H. - 5 yrs.
Shiela Q. - 5 yrs.
Astrid M. - 1 yr.
Employee of the Month October:
Karl M.
Donna, Karl and Mort
October’s recognition goes out to Karl M.,
outstanding nurse here for over 12 years. Born
and raised in Louisiana, he grew up as an
enormous sports fan and player. He has a son
who made it to college sports.
Both he and his wife have worked in health
care for nearly 20 years. You will often see him
chatting up with the residents and taking
excellent care of them. He is a “go to guy” at
Belmont. Thanks for your dedication, Karl!
Thanks for the
Memories
Frank Shultz Jr. was born in
Fairmont, West Virginia. He grew
up in this small mining town with
his parents, one brother and four
sisters. Some of his favorite
childhood memories were going
to the coal mines, where his father
worked as a miner. He also loved
spending time with his friends
playing marble games and
enjoyed family dinners. To this
day, he recalls the savory taste of
his favorite dish made by his
mother: stuffed cabbage baked in
tomato sauce and chocolate cake
for dessert.
After his high school years, he
joined the Navy, working as an
engineer. Being in the Navy was a
great time in his life, however, the
desire to go back to school grew
strong. Frank obtained his
Medical Tech Certificate from EIT.
After that, he worked a total of 38
years in the health care field.
Reading the paper, taking
walks, playing bingo, playing
black jack, and bridge are some of
the things Frank enjoys in his
spare time at Belmont. You might
occasionally catch him sunning
on the patio off Josephine’s
Kitchen.
He is grateful for the past year
and a half residing at Belmont
Village because he appreciates all
the hard work everyone does here
to give him a great quality of life.
Belmont Village is also a place
where his son and family love to
visit. Frank is glad that his family
likes coming to visit because he
considers this to be the best place
to live in the world! Thanks for
the memories, Frank!
Activities to Consider
Western Religious History
Are you curious about the
origins of Christianity? How
about the mingling history
between a diversity of Christians,
Jews, and Pagans in the centuries
following Jesus’ death? Adam’s
history class is changing in
subject, format and layout.
While exploring things like
how long did it take to put
together the modern Bible and
what the ancient Greco-Roman
Pagans actually believed, Adam
hopes to create a new
interactiveness with the residents
involved on their thoughts and
opinions. Give it a try: Thursdays
at 1:45 p.m. in the Town Hall.
Transportation
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
9:30 a.m. NBH Outing
1 p.m. AL/IL Drive
8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Doctors’ Appointments
AL/IL Large Outing
8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Doctors’ Appointments
Noon COF Outing
9:30 a.m. AL/IL
Treasure Hunt
1 p.m. Walk Outing
1:30 p.m. Errands
9:30 a.m. NBH Outing
12:30 p.m. AL/IL
Scenic Drive
2:30 p.m. Errands
8:15 a.m. Church Runs
12:30 p.m. AL/IL
Scenic Drive
November Errand
Schedule
1
2
8
9
15
16
22
23
29
30
Carmel Mountain
Poway
Poway
Rancho Bernardo
Rancho Bernardo
Carmel Mountain
Carmel Mountain
Poway
Poway
Rancho Bernardo
Thursday Happy Hours
7
14
21
28
Fyne Tones
Bernardo Heights
Quartet
Laura Flores
Gil Alcantar
Sunday
Resident
Council
Pres. Herman Menck
Vice Pres. Jim Roush
Secretary Joe
McMenamin
Residents’
Advisory Board
Alice Berridge
Barbera McMenamin
Fran Severns
Edie Siegfreid
Dorothy Swann
Jane Van Benthuysen
Monday
Please note, the calendar is
always subject to changes.
Changes will be noted on the
Daily Activity Sheet printed and
posted each day.
8:15 Church Runs
12:30 Scenic Drive
2:00 Vincent on Piano (GR)
3:00 Church Service (TH)
3:15 Trivia (GR)
7:00 Sunday Movie (TH)
Homemade Bread Day
GR/1Fl
Great Room
JK Josephine’s Kitchen
B/1Fl
Bistro
D/2Fl
Den
CFLE
Wellness Center
CFL/1 Center Learning
TH/3Fl
Town Hall
CR/3Fl
Club Room
10 Veterans Day
5
11 9:30 TheraBand-ercise (TH) 12
9:30 Stretch & Flex (TH)
10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex (TH)
10:30 Flag Raising (GR)
11-1 Veterans Day BBQ (JK)
1:00 Mystery Ride
1:15 World News/Politics (TH)
2:30 Resident Meeting (TH)
3:30 Password (TH)
7:00 Bingo (TH)
10:00 Boot Camp: (TH)
Ad. TheraBand-ercise
10:40 Jazz by Jeff (TH)
1:00 Movie Matinee Outing
1:15 Communion (TH)
2:00 Wii Bowling (TH)
2:00 Veteran Speaker (TH)
3:00 Welcome Tea (B)
3:15 Black Jack (TH)
7:00 Tues. Night Movie (TH)
17 Mickey Mouse’s B-Day 1928 18 9:30 TheraBand-ercise
10:30 MarketPlace Open(1FL)
10:40 Travels W/ Doris (TH)
1:00 Mystery Ride
3:00 Music Joy Circle (TH)
3:30 Password (TH)
7:00 Bingo (TH)
8:15 Church Runs
12:30 Scenic Drive
2:00 The Copoetics (GR)
“Indy Folk Music”
3:00 Church Service (CR/3)
3:15 Trivia (GR)
Talent Day
4
9:30 TheraBand-ercise (GYM)
10:00 Boot Camp: (GYM)
1:00 Mystery Ride
10:30 Large Crossword (GR)
1:30 Educational Seminar(TH) 10:45 Water Aerobics (Pool)
“Medicare 2014 Changes”
1:15 Communion (CR/3)
2:30 Welcome Committee
2:00 Cooking W/ Jackie (B)
Meeting (CR/3)
2:45 Board Games (CR/3)
3:30 Password (TH)
7:00 Bingo (TH)
8:15 Church Runs
12:30 Scenic Drive
1:15 Jewelry Design (CR/3)
2:00 Dorian on Piano (GR)
3:15 Trivia (GR)
Calendar Key
All Designated MBA
Activities Are Underlined
in the Calendar
Public Television Debut 1969 3 Walter Cronkite’s Birth 1916
Marine Corps Est. (1775)
C.T. and Del get Knighted
Tuesday
10:45 Water Aerobics (Pool)
1:15 Communion (TH)
2:15 Professor McIlhenny (TH)
Thanksgiving’s Strange History
24 Joe DiMaggio’s Birth (1914) 25 9:30 TheraBand-ercise
8:15 Church Runs
1:00 Powpac Theater Outing
“The Games Afloat”
2:00 Patrick on Vocals (GR)
3:15 Trivia (GR)
10:30 MarketPlace Open(1FL)
1:00 Mystery Ride
2:45 Activity/MBA Meeting (TH)
3:30 Password (TH)
7:00 Bingo (TH)
19
1:15 Communion (TH)
3:15 Koffee Klatch: Inan (D)
26
November 2013
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Pres. Polk’s Birth 1795
9:30 Treasure Hunt
9:30 Resistance Training (TH)
10:00 Boot Camp: Resistance
10:30 Wii Archery (TH)
1:00 Walking Club
1:30 Spell-A-Thon (TH)
1:30 Carmel Mt. Errands
3:00 Wii 100 Pin Bowling (TH)
3:30 Men’s Wine Club (CR/3)
7:00 Friday Night Movie (TH)
10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex
11:00 Temecula Winery
Outing & Lunch
1:00 Educational Video (TH)
2:30 Bible Study (CR/3)
2:30 Balance Class (TH)
7:00 Texas Hold’em (JK)
7:00 Wed. Night Movie (TH)
6 9:30 TheraBand-ercise (TH)
First Face Transplant 2005
10:00 Batiquitos Lagoon
Outing & Lunch
27 Happy Thanksgiving!
9:30 Chair Yoga (TH)
10:15 Music Therapy (TH)
12:30 Poway Errands
1:00 Bingo in Town Hall
2:30 Scenic Drive
3:30 Trivia (GR)
7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)
7 Margaret Mitchell Birth 1900 8 Berlin Wall Opens (1989)
10:00 Boot Camp:
10:30 Mind Fitness (B)
11:00 Advisory Board (CR/3)
12:50 Astronomy Class (TH)
2:00 Western Religion History
“Christianity & Judaism” (TH)
3:00 Happy Hour (GR)
“Fyne Tones”
7:00 Thur. Night Movie (TH)
World Kindness Day
10:00 Boot Camp:
10:15 Pet Visit Time (GR)
11:00 Welks Theater Outing
“Hairspray”
“Christianity & Judaism” (TH)
3:30 History Matters (TH)
“Bernardo Heights Quartet”
4:00 Computer Class (CFL/2)
Robert Kennedy’s Birth
1925
10:00 Boot Camp:
10:30 Word Game (B)
10:30 Escondido Mall
1:00 Meet the Chef (JK)
Outing & Lunch
“Christianity & Paganism” (TH)
2:30 Bible Study (CR/3)
“Laura Flores”
4:00 Computer Class (CFL/2)
1:00 Walking Club
1:30 Spell-A-Thon Game (TH)
1:30 Poway Errands
3:00 Wii Tournament (TH)
3:30 Ladies Wine Club (CR/3)
Billie King’s B-Day 1943
28 Louisa Alcott’s Birth 1832
23
9:00-2:00 Bazaar (GR/B)
12:30 Poway Errands
2:30 Scenic Drive
3:30 Trivia (GR)
29 Mark Twain’s Birth (1835)
9:30 Mystery Ride
7:00-9:00 Continental Breakfast 9:30 Resistance Training (TH)
Thanksgiving Buffet
11:00-12:30 & 1:00-2:30
1:00 Mystery Drive
1:30 Poway Errands
3:00 Gil on Guitar (GR)
16
9:30 Chair Yoga (GYM)
1:00 Love on a Leash (GR)
2:30 Scenic Drive
3:30 Trivia (GR)
22 Boris Karloff’s Birth 1887
10:30 Film Studies Talk (TH)
1:00 Walking Club
3:30 Ladies Wine Club (CR/3)
9
12:30 Rancho BD Errands
2:30 Scenic Drive
3:00 “The Class of Life” (TH)
Actor/Comedian: Paul D. Failla
15 Day for Tolerance
10:30 What’s My Line (TH)
1:00 Family Feud (GR)
2
9:30 Chair Yoga (GYM)
2:30 Scenic Drive
3:30 Trivia (GR)
30
Meet the Chef
Every Third Thursday, 1 p.m.,
join Chef Le Roy for a chat
about food.
Welcome Committee
Alice Berridge—Chairperson
Barbara Foley--Co-Chairperson
Doris Hixson
Erma Amatore
Pat Scanlon
Miko Cascio
Jane Van Benthuysen
Satisfaction Surveys
This month all residents and their family
members will have received a Satisfaction
Survey Questionnaire in the mail. Please don’t
let this sit around! The more responses we get
the better, and it is submitted anonymously if
you choose.
This survey is Belmont’s “Report Card” and
your responses, with good focus on each
particular question, are very important to help
us continue to improve. It lets our corporate
office know how you think we are doing. On
behalf of management and staff, thank you!
Theme of the Month:
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving’s Strange History
Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2:15 p.m.
Thanksgiving Buffet
Thursday, Nov. 28, 11-2:30
Veterans Day Honors
Audrey registers at the Historic
Cosmopolitan.
Library Committee
Helen Shotts
Jane Van Benthuysen
Herman & Cynthia solving a
Murder Mystery at the Tea House.
America’s Thanksgiving is older
than its Independence, but it
didn’t become an official holiday
until much later. Do you
remember mom’s cooking? Well,
we hope to celebrate enough to
give you that feeling. Watch for
some nightly movies about
Thanksgiving and join these
activities:
Cooking w/ Jackie
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2 p.m.
Travels with Doris
Monday, Nov. 18, 10:40 a.m.
A salute to all our veterans.
Belmont is blessed to have so
many WWII vets among us
as well.
Flag-raising Ceremony
Monday, Nov. 11, 10:30 a.m.
Veterans Day BBQ
Monday, Nov. 11, 11-1 p.m.
Veteran Guest Speaker
Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2 p.m.
Circle of
Friends News
Neighborhood News
Resident Services
Hearing Clinic
First Tuesday of the month,
9:30 a.m., 3rd Floor Spa.
Alzheimer’s
Support Group
Third Wednesday of the
month at 6:30 p.m. in the Den.
Podiatrist Visits
Darrin, Lucille & Norma
Did you know we practice yoga
in Circle of Friends? Yoga can
increase flexibility and strengthen
muscles, which protect us from
conditions like arthritis and back
pain, and helps prevent falls.
Additionally, when you contract
and stretch muscles, move organs
around, and come in and out of
yoga postures, you increase the
drainage of lymph fluid. This
helps the lymphatic system fight
infection, destroy cancerous cells,
and dispose of the toxic waste
products.
And if you’ve got high blood
pressure, you might benefit too.
Two studies of people with
hypertension compared the effects
of Savasana (Corpse Pose) with
simply lying on a couch. After
three months, Savasana was
associated with a 26-point drop in
systolic blood pressure and a
15-point drop in diastolic blood
pressure—and the higher the
initial blood pressure, the bigger
the drop.
Bob & Lillian visit with the Knights
Music Therapy is so much more
than making fun music! It truly is
a form of therapy, led by a trained
professional with a college degree.
A baccalaureate degree in music
therapy requires coursework in
acoustics, behavioral and
biological sciences, disabilities,
music therapy, physiology and
psychology.
After assessment and brief
discussion of a patient’s musical
preference, intervention begins. A
session may consist of only the
therapist providing music or of
both therapist and patient making
music together. This may include,
but is not limited to, the
following: Breathing to a rhythm
to relax and sedate; Composing
songs to express emotion;
Learning to play the keyboard to
improve fine motor skills; Moving
to music can restore a natural gait;
Using instruments to improvise
unspoken emotions; and recalling
memories associated to lyrics.
Second Monday of
the month, 1:30 p.m., 3rd
Floor Spa.
Dental Screenings
Last Tuesday of the month at
1:30 p.m. in the 3rd Floor Spa.
Courtly Noyse at the Renaissance
Concert
New Residents
Betty Brown
Molly Goldman
Olive Meyers
Josephine Sabestinas
Nena Sansom
Marilyn Turner
Belmont Village Scene
Knights draw your swords
Joe & company enjoying concert
Fran, Toni, & Jackie anchors away
on the Hornblower cruise
Mel at the Historic Cosmopolitan
13075 Evening Creek Dr. S.
San Diego, CA 92128
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www.belmontvillage.com
Renaissance Concert
Tea time with Stan & George

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