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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





October 2011



Our Team immediately on after the outage.

Rey’s Corner

Reynato Garcia, N.H.A. The generator supplies our two

Executive Director elevators, various lights, residents’

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7102 bathrooms and a few more nifty

rgarcia@belmontvillage.com things.

Beth Romeo, R.N. As one resident had perfectly

Dir. of Res. Care Services commented, “I’m glad to know

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7153 the Captain did not abandon the

bromeo@belmontvillage.com ship.” Rest assured I did stay with

Greetings, the residents and staff all the way

Sandie Dewane

September was a memorable past the time the lights came

Community Relations

month in regard to the power back on.

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7106

outage that happened on I do apologize, however, that

sdewane@belmontvillage.com

Thursday, Sept. 8. I am sure many we were not able to contact family

Erik Erwin

in San Diego have their own story members that their loved ones

Community Relations

for this, whether it was cookouts were safe and comfortable. Our

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7103

in the lawn or asking for a phone system is on a separate

eerwin@belmontvillage.com

flashlight. At Belmont, we too electrical grid and unfortunately

Miguel Rodriguez

have our fun story. that system went down like so

Chef Manager

First and foremost, I wanted to many other phone systems in San

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7108

thank all the residents for their Diego. However, with our cell

mrodriguez@

understanding and consideration phones, we were able to make

belmontvillage.com

during the power outage. I also emergency calls as needed.

Adam McRoy

wanted to thank my management This month families and

Activity Programs Coord.

team and staff for making sure residents will be receiving

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7104

that residents were safe and Belmont’s Annual Satisfaction

amcroy@belmontvillage.com

comfortable. Luckily, we were able Surveys to evaluate our services,

Kendra Stringer

to serve dinner to all residents and programs, staff and management.

Memory Programs Coord.

even some staff. Our staff, If we are nothing but excellent,

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7155

including myself, pitched in to please let me know prior to

kstringer@belmontvillage.com

make over 100 sandwiches, which marking the survey so we can

Jacklynne Reaves

some residents thought were far strive to improve. For those who

Human Resources Coord.

better than Subway! feel that everything is running

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7105

Family, friends and residents, smoothly, we request that you still

jreaves@belmontvillage.com

please rest assured that in a crisis fill out the survey and mark

Todd Stier

such as that we were and are fully excellent, as it has a very positive

Building Engineer

prepared in terms of food supply, effect. We greatly appreciate it.

(858) 486-5020 ext. 7109

flashlights, batteries and ice. Plus, Sincerely,

tstier@belmontvillage.com

Belmont’s generator had kicked Reynato Garcia

News From the DRCS: physical activity: Being physically

October Birthdays active can help you maintain a

Breast Cancer

Residents healthy weight, which helps

Breast cancer is a disease in

03 Heinz Zaguli prevent breast cancer. For most

which malignant (cancer) cells

05 Maxine Garnier healthy adults, the Department of

form in the tissues of the breast. It

05 Marjorie Leeson Health and Human Services

differs by individual, age group

10 Aiko Huey recommends at least 150 minutes

and even the kinds of cells within

12 Marion Hamm a week of moderate aerobic

the tumors themselves. Hearing

13 Fran Severns activity (think brisk walking or

the words “breast cancer” doesn’t

22 Mary Carroll swimming) or 75 minutes of

always mean an end. It can be the

vigorous aerobic activity (such as

Employees beginning of learning how to fight

running), in addition to strength

03 Jose C. and finding hope.

training exercises at least twice

08 Vanessa P. Belmont Village takes pride to

a week.

09 Jill S. ensure residents have optimum

Discontinue hormone therapy:

12 Marites A. level of health. Prevention is

Long-term combination hormone

16 Denise E. key!!! Prevention begins with

therapy increases the risk of breast

17 Adalberto G. various factors you can control.

cancer. If you’re taking hormone

19 Mary Flora For example: Limit alcohol: The

therapy for menopausal

22 Perfetua P. more alcohol you drink, the

symptoms, ask your doctor about

22 Hannah J. greater your risk of developing

other options. Avoid exposure to

23 Chris V. breast cancer. If you choose to

environmental pollution: Some

24 Adam M. drink alcohol, limit yourself to no

research suggests a link between

25 Norma M. more than one drink a day.

breast cancer and exposure to

Control your weight: Being

elements found in vehicle exhaust

Employee Anniversaries overweight or obese increases the

and air pollution.

13 Mary L. (3 yrs.) risk of breast cancer. Get plenty of

15 Andres C. (8 yrs.)

15 Diane F. (5 yrs.)

20 Marie Lou F. (2 yrs.) August EOM: David Rivera

30 Judith L. (9 yrs.) Congratulations to David Rivera, server in

30 Rufina T. (4 yrs.) the kitchen, for receiving Employee of the

Month. Although born in Orange County, he

David is a top-notch grew up in Poway. His favorite times as a kid

server in our wonderful was playing paintball with friends in their

kitchen. Some residents garages. His hobbies include drawing, jogging,

have even had the

playing guitar and fishing.

honor of hearing his

talent on the piano. After two years here, David feels he is getting

good experience to develop patience and

communication. His favorite thing at Belmont

is getting along and joking with the residents.

Navy. Again, he retired in 1991

Resident of Transportation

from his civilian job.

the Month George spent his time golfing, Mon. 9:30 a.m. NBH Outing

although he said he was never any 1 p.m. AL/IL Drive

good. But he enjoyed getting out Tues. 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

on the course with friends. Doctors’ Appointments

As far as Belmont, besides Wed. AL/IL Large Outing

mental activities, George enjoys Thur. 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

exercising at Boot Camp every Doctors’ Appointments

morning. When he has free time, Noon COF Outing

Say hello to George Wiemer, he likes watching baseball, Fri. 9:30 a.m. AL/IL

October’s Resident of the Month. football, Jeopardy and Wheel of Treasure Hunt

George came to Belmont in March Fortune. Thank you for your 1 p.m. Walk Outing

2009, and he now involves military service and 1:30 p.m. Errands

himself in many activities. He congratulations, George, on being Sat. 9:30 a.m. NBH Outing

loves any kind of activities in Resident of the Month. 12:30 p.m. AL/IL

which he is challenged mentally. Scenic Drive

Yet, he also loves to relax with a Activities to Consider 2:30 p.m. Errands

glass of wine and listen to the Balance class is back this Sun. 8:15 a.m. Church Runs

music at Happy Hour or chat with month every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. AL/IL

those at Men’s Wine Club. 2:30 p.m. in the Town Hall. Scenic Drive

Born and raised in Buffalo, Discover how to improve your

balance and prevent falls with

October Errand

New York, George went from

kindergarten to 12th grade at the simple balance exercises. Also, you Schedule

same school, Ebenezer High will learn what muscles to Oct. 1 Carmel Mountain

School. His graduating class had strengthen to help reduce falls. Oct. 7 Carmel Mountain

only 17 students. After graduation These exercises teach your brain Oct. 8 Poway

in 1943, he joined the Navy at age how to quickly activate the right Oct. 14 Poway

17. Upon completion of gunners muscles at the right time and keep Oct. 15 Rancho Bernardo

school, George headed to the you upright and balanced. Oct. 21 Rancho Bernardo

South Pacific as a tail gunner on If you want to try something Oct. 22 Carmel Mountain

B-24s. He remained in the Navy different, come up to the third Oct. 28 Carmel Mountain

20 years and retired in 1964, as a floor Club Room Tuesdays, Oct. 4 Oct. 29 Poway

Senior Chief Petty Officer. and 18 at 3 p.m. for Board

George married in 1953 to Games. We have every game from

Thursday Happy

Dottie and they have two tic-tac-toe to Risk to Dominoes, so Hours

children, a son and a daughter. He if you’re looking for excitement, Oct. 6 Bill and Ginger

is blessed with eight grand- grab a couple of your friends and Oct. 13 Smilin’ Jack

children and three great- join us. Lately the favorite game Oct. 20 Fyne Tones

grandchildren. After the Navy, he has been Mexican Train Oct. 27 Sandy Devito Trio

went to work as a civilian for the Dominoes.

Sunday Monday Tuesday

Calendar Key

GR/1Fl Great Room

Please note the calendar is

JK Josephine Kitchen always subject to changes.

B/1Fl Bistro Changes will be noted on the

D/2Fl Den Daily Activity Sheet printed and

TH/3Fl Town Hall posted each day.

All Designated MBA

CFLE Center For Life Activities Are Underlined

2Fl Enhancement in the Calendar

CFL/2 Learning Center “Peanuts” Debuts (1950) 2 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 3 9:30 Hearing Clinic (TH) 4

JKP Josephine’s Patio 10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex 9:30 TheraBand-ercise

CR/3 Club Room 8:15 Church Runs 10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) 10:00 Boot Camp:

10:30 Reminisce (1FL) 1:00 Mystery Ride Ad. TheraBand-ercise

Movie 12:30 Scenic Drive 1:15 Vitas Presentation (TH) 10:40 American History (TH)

2:00 Vincent on Piano (GR) “Health Care Directives” 1:15 Communion (TH)

Committee 3:00 Church Service (D) 2:30 Welcome Committee 2:00 Wii Bowling (TH)

3:15 Trivia (GR) Meeting (CR/3) 2:00 Board Games (CR/3)

Catherine Thomson

7:00 Sunday Movie (TH) 3:30 Dancercise (TH) 3:15 Large Crossword (GR)

7:00 Bingo (TH) 7:00 Tues. Night Movie (TH)

Library

Leif Erikson Day 9 Columbus Day 10 National Face Fears Day 11

Committee

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 9:30 TheraBand-ercise (CFLE)

Pat Scanlon, 8:15 Church Runs

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex 10:00 Boot Camp:

10:30 Brain Storm (1FL)

Chairperson 10:30 Marketplace Open (1FL) Ad. TheraBand-ercise

12:30 Fall Classical Concert:

TBD 10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) 10:30 Jeff on the Singers (TH)

“Coastal Communities Band”

1:00 Mystery Ride 1:00 Movie Matinee Outing

2:00 Rose on the Piano (GR)

1:15 World News/Politics (TH) 1:15 Communion (TH)

3:00 Church Service (D)

2:30 Resident Meeting (TH) 2:00 Wii Bowling (TH)

3:15 Trivia (GR)

3:30 Dancercise (TH) 3:15 American History (TH)

Residents’ 7:00 Sunday Movie (TH)

7:00 Bingo (TH) 7:00 Tues. Night Movie (TH)

Advisory Board World Food Day 16 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 17 9:30 TheraBand-ercise 18

Erma Amatore 10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex 10:00 Boot Camp:

8:15 Church Runs 10:30 Marketplace Open (1FL) Ad. TheraBand-ercise

Barbara Foley

10:30 Reminisce (1FL) 10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) 10:40 American History (TH)

Jane Van Benthuysen 12:30 Scenic Drive 1:00 Mystery Ride 1:15 Communion (TH)

John Getgood 2:00 Vincent on Piano (GR) 1:15 World News/Politics (TH) 2:00 Food for Thought (B)

Margaret Harold 3:00 Church Service (D) 2:15 Photography (TH) 2:00 Wii Bowling (TH)

3:15 Trivia (GR) “Scrapbooking and Albums” 3:00 Board Games (TH)

Connie Guy

7:00 Sunday Movie (TH) 3:30 Dancercise (TH) 3:15 Large Crossword (GR)

Pat Scanlon 7:00 Bingo (TH) 7:00 Tues. Night Movie (TH)

Fran Severens

23/30 24/31 9:30 TheraBand-ercise 25

C.T. Stanger

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 10:00 Boot Camp:

8:15 Church Runs

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex Ad. TheraBand-ercise

10:30 Brain Storm (1FL)

10:30 Marketplace Open (1FL) 10:40 American History (TH)

12:30 Scenic Drive

10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) 1:15 Communion (TH)

2:00 Charles on Guitar (GR)

1:00 Mystery Ride 2:00 Wii Bowling (TH)

3:00 Church Service (D)

1:15 World News/Politics (TH) 2:00 Food for Thought (B)

3:15 Trivia (GR)

3:30 Dancercise (TH) 3:15 Karaoke Singing (TH)

7:00 Sunday Movie (TH)

7:00 Bingo (TH) 3:15 Large Crossword (GR)

7:00 Tues. Night Movie (TH)

October 2011

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

10:00 Music Therapy (TH) 1

12:30 Scenic Drive

1:00 Bingo in Town Hall

2:00 Zumba Exercise (CFLE)

2:30 Carmel Mt. Errands

2:30 Kids’ Music

Performance:

“Sapa” (GR)

3:30 Trivia (GR)

Oct. 31 7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 5 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 6 9:30 Mystery Ride 7 Yom Kippur 8

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex

10:00 Boot Camp: 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE)

10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool)

Ad. TheraBand-ercise 10:00 Boot Camp: Resistance 10:30 Wii Bowling (TH)

10:00 San Diego Natural

10:30 Mind Fitness (B) 10:30 Computer Class (CFL/2) 12:30 Scenic Drive

History Museum & Lunch

1:00 Advisory Board (TH) 1:00 Walking Club 1:00 Bingo in Town Hall

1:00 Educational Video (TH)

1:30 MBA Meeting (TH) 1:30 Carmel Mt. Errands 2:00 Yoga Class (CFLE)

2:30 Bible Study (CR/3)

2:00 Blackjack (CR/3) 2:00 Wii Archery (TH) 2:30 Poway Errands

2:30 Balance Class (TH)

3:00 Happy Hour (GR) 3:30 Men’s Wine Club (CR/3) 3:30 Trivia (GR)

3:00 Music Joy Circle (B)

“Bill and Ginger” 3:30 Wii Bowling (TH) 7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Wed. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Thur. Night Movie (TH) 7:00 Friday Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Texas Hold ’Em (JK)

Sukkot Begins at Sundown 12 U.S. Navy Authorize (1775) 13 9:30 Treasure Hunt 14 9:30 Music Joy Circle (B) 15

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 10:00 Music Therapy (TH)

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 10:00 Boot Camp: Resistance 12:30 Scenic Drive

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex 10:00 Boot Camp: 10:30 Computer Class (CFL/2) 1:00 Bingo in Town Hall

10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) Ad. TheraBand-ercise 10:30 Bowling Tournament 1:00 Love on a Leash (GR)

11:00 Santa Ysabel Outing 10:15 Pet Visit Time (GR) “Cardiff vs. Sabre Springs” (TH) 2:00 Zumba Exercise (CFLE)

1:00 Educational Video (TH) 10:30 Word Game (B) 1:00 Wii Archery (TH) 2:30 Ranch BD Errands

2:30 Balance Class (TH) 1:30 Blackjack (CR/3) 1:00 Walking Club 2:30 Music Performance:

3:30 History Matters (TH) 3:00 Oktoberfest (GR) 1:30 Costume Store “Joyful Praise Choir” (GR)

7:00 Wed. Night Movie (TH) Happy Hour: “Smilin’ Jack” 3:45 Wii Bowling (TH) 3:30 Trivia (GR)

7:00 Texas Hold ’Em (JK) 7:00 Thur. Night Movie (TH) 7:00 Friday Night Movie (TH) 7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 19 Mickey Mantle’s Birth 1931 20 Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) 22

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 21

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 10:00 Boot Camp: Resistance

10:00 Welks Theater

10:00 Boot Camp: 10:30 Computer Class (CFL/2) 10:30 Wii Bowling (TH)

Lunch & Show Outing

Ad. TheraBand-ercise 10:30 What’s My Line? (TH) 12:30 Scenic Drive

10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool)

10:15 Oktoberfest Dance: 1:00 Walking Club 1:00 Bingo in Town Hall

1:00 Educational Video (TH)

“Gypsy Folk Ensemble” (GR) 1:15 Resident Showcase (TH) 2:00 Yoga Class (CFLE)

2:30 Bible Study (CR/3)

1:30 Blackjack (CR/3) 1:30 Rancho BD Errands 2:30 Carmel Mt. Errands

2:30 Balance Class (TH)

3:00 Happy Hour (GR) 3:30 Men’s Wine Club (CR/3) 3:30 Trivia (GR)

3:00 Music Joy Circle (B)

“Fyne Tones” 3:30 Wii Bowling (TH) 7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Wed. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Thur. Night Movie (TH) 7:00 Friday Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Texas Hold ’Em (JK)

9:00 Getty Villa Outing 26 Cranky Coworkers Day 27 9:30 Treasure Hunt 28 Internet Created (1969) 29

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE) 9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE)

9:30 Stretch & Flex (CFLE)

10:00 Ad. Stretch & Flex 10:00 Boot Camp: Resistance

10:00 Boot Camp: 10:30 Wii Bowling (TH)

10:30 Water Aerobics (Pool) 10:30 Computer Class (CFL/2)

Ad. TheraBand-ercise 12:30 Scenic Drive

1:00 Educational Video (TH) 12:00 Birthday Luncheon (JK)

10:30 Word Game (B) 1:00 Bingo in Town Hall

2:30 Bible Study (CR/3) 1:00 Wii Archery (TH)

1:30 Blackjack (CR/3) 2:30 Poway Errands

2:30 Balance Class (TH) 1:30 Carmel Mt. Errands

3:00 Happy Hour (GR) 3:30 Trivia (GR)

3:30 Trivia (GR) 3:30 Men’s Wine Club (CR/3)

“Sandy Devito Trio” 7:00 Sat. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Wed. Night Movie (TH) 3:30 Wii Bowling (TH)

7:00 Thur. Night Movie (TH)

7:00 Texas Hold ’Em (JK) 7:00 Friday Night Movie (TH)

Resident Council Halloween’s Spooky Events

Boo! Many ghosts lurk around in the month

2011 of October, and they may feel dishonored if you

President Jane Van don’t join in on what Belmont has in store for

Benthuysen Halloween. Belmont will hold its annual

Vice President C.T. Stanger Costume Party between the staff and the

Secretary Barbara residents. And last year we started a new event:

Foley The Haunted House. So after you have a great

time at the Costume Party take a walk through

Belmont’s Spooky Side of the tracks.

Monday, Oct. 31

3 p.m. - Costume Party in the Great Room

4 p.m. - Haunted House on Josephine’s Patio







Satisfaction Survey may also want to let the Executive

This month of October family Director or one of his managers

Welcome Committee and residents will be receiving our know prior to marking the survey.

Pat Scanlon—Chairperson annual Satisfaction Surveys to This way we can strive to improve

Ermina Amatore evaluate Belmont’s services, services and continue to ensure

Alice Berridge programs, staff and management. our excellent score that Belmont

Miko Cascio No matter how you feel, this Village at Sabre Springs has had

Petie Cox survey is vitally important to us for a number of years.

Bob Ebert and our corporate offices, so we Once again, for those who feel

Barbara Foley ask to please have large that everything is running fine and

Connie Guy participation. Each community is smoothly, we request that you still

Vaida Helland graded, evaluated and smiled fill out the evaluation and mark

Margaret Wasson upon or frowned upon based on excellent. We greatly appreciate it.

Alice Senechal these surveys. Furthermore, each Thank you in advance.

manager for their various Oktoberfest Events

Kitchen Committee departments is graded not only in In celebration of Oktoberfest,

Margaret Harold—Chairperson his or her evaluation, but also by Belmont activities has cemented

Erma Amatore Belmont corporate offices. two exciting events. We are also

Vaida Helland Thus, if you believe the going to work on discovering a

Marie Busch community is doing a great job, parade to attend.

Audrey Perkal please mark that in the survey, Thursday, Oct. 13, at 3 p.m. -

C.T. Stanger rather than not doing one. If you Smilin’ Jack in the Great Room.

Helen Waldron see improvement needed, please Thursday, Oct. 20, at 10:15 a.m. -

make suggestions and be Gypsy Folk Ensemble will

considerate in your marks. If we perform an Oktoberfest Dance in

are nothing but excellent, you the Great Room.

Circle of Neighborhood News Resident Services

Friends News Save the Date Hearing Clinic

Dear family members and The Neighborhood and Circle Every first Tuesday of the

residents in our memory care of Friends Quarterly Family month at 9:30 a.m. in the 3rd

programs: Meeting will be held from 3 to Floor Spa.

I wanted to take a moment to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15.

let each of you know what a We will meet in the BBQ area by

pleasure it is to work with you and the pool. Refreshments will be

provided. We will go over agenda Alzheimer’s

your loved ones. I take great pride

in all aspects of the programs I items, Q and A and have some Support Group

time to socialize. Hope to see Third Wednesday of the

oversee, whether it be our caring

you there! month at 6:30 p.m. in the Den.

and well-trained staff, our

therapeutic activities or the many

small details that ensure the

highest quality of care for our Podiatrist Visits

residents. Every second Monday of

I welcome your suggestions, so the month at 1:30 p.m. in

please don’t hesitate to come to the 3rd Floor Spa.

me for any reason, even it is just

to check in or say hello. Of course,

if you ever have a problem or

concern, please let me know and I This is what it looked like on our

Dental Screenings

will make sure it is resolved in wonderful Museum Tour in Every last Tuesday of the

short order. It is my job and my downtown San Diego with the Circle month at 1:30 p.m. in the 3rd

of Friends. We had a big group and Floor Spa.

pleasure to make sure your a lot of fun.

experience with Belmont Village at Bereavement

Sabre Springs is nothing but Support Group

positive. Every first Tuesday of the

I truly feel blessed to have the month from 4 to 5 p.m. held in

opportunity to work with such an the Town Hall.

amazing staff, warm and

cooperative families and, of

course, our beloved residents.

Thank you!

Kendra Stringer

Memory Program Coordinator This ship, once again in Downtown, is

incredible. A few of the residents

wanted to sail in it.

Belmont Village Scene









Belmont at Battle of the Dance! The Luau Mighty Men! Belmont’s Outing Crew!









Shauna and the Dancers for Battle of Enjoying the day and the Luau!

the Dance outing!



Fran and many generations at the

Luau!









13075 Evening Creek Dr. S.

San Diego, CA 92128



RCFE Lic. 374601056

www.belmontvillage.com



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