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2929 W. Holcombe Blvd. • Houston, TX 77025 • Phone 713-592-9200 • Fax 713-592-0274 Belmont Village at West University June 2016 Our Team Rachelle Park Senior Executive Director (713) 592-9200 x102 [email protected] Bruce Goodrich Dir. of Resident Care Services (713) 592-9200 x109 [email protected] Dianne Cooper Community Relations (713) 592-9200 x133 [email protected] Carolyn DeWitt Community Relations (713) 592-9200 x107 [email protected] Dave Butz Director of Activities & Memory Programs (713) 592-9200 x111 [email protected] Katie Snezhkova Activities Program Coordinator (713) 592-9200 x104 [email protected] Toni Malone Human Resources Generalist (713) 592-9200 x103 [email protected] David Godden Building Engineer (713) 592-9200 x105 [email protected] Jason Tyroch Chef Manager (713) 592-9200 x106 [email protected] A Note From Rachelle Hurricane Season Hurricane Season Hurricane season starts on June 1, and we need to make sure we are well prepared. The tropics in the Gulf of Mexico have been pretty quiet the last several years, but one thing that previous storms taught us is that we can never be too prepared. If we do have a hurricane this year, we will be well prepared as a community. However, it is critically important that everyone prepares individually as well. Make sure you keep the following items on hand during this hurricane season. • A minimum of two flashlights • Plenty of batteries for the flashlights • A case of bottled water • Comfortable shoes • Extra blankets • Peanut butter and tuna fish • Bread and crackers • Emergency contact list There are a couple of things that you need to keep in mind. If we have a storm and lose power, you will not have power in your room. There is also a possibility that you will not have sufficient running water to take a shower. During the storm, we would have less staff than usual, so we would have to scale back some of our activities and some of our routine tasks. The good news is that we would do everything we can to keep you safe and fed. We work very hard as a community to prepare for major storms. I feel confident that we will be as prepared as possible in the case that we have a storm. Please let me know if you have any questions. Be safe! Not Just for Dads With Father’s Day just around the corner, look for deals on tools and other handy gift items. Whether you’re buying for Dad or simply need a few items for your own toolbox, June is a good month to pick up a new hammer, wrench or screwdriver set. Sun Safety Sunscreen is not the only thing to remember when you spend time outdoors this summer. A wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses will help shield you from the sun’s UV rays.

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2929 W. Holcombe Blvd. • Houston, TX 77025 • Phone 713-592-9200 • Fax 713-592-0274

Belmont Village at West University

June 2016

Our TeamRachelle Park

Senior Executive Director(713) 592-9200 x102

[email protected] Goodrich

Dir. of Resident Care Services(713) 592-9200 x109

[email protected] Cooper

Community Relations(713) 592-9200 x133

[email protected] DeWitt

Community Relations(713) 592-9200 x107

[email protected] Butz

Director of Activities & MemoryPrograms

(713) 592-9200 [email protected]

Katie SnezhkovaActivities Program Coordinator

(713) 592-9200 [email protected]

Toni MaloneHuman Resources Generalist

(713) 592-9200 [email protected]

David GoddenBuilding Engineer

(713) 592-9200 [email protected]

Jason TyrochChef Manager

(713) 592-9200 [email protected]

A Note From Rachelle

HurricaneSeason

Hurricane SeasonHurricane season starts on June

1, and we need to make sure weare well prepared. The tropics inthe Gulf of Mexico have beenpretty quiet the last several years,but one thing that previous stormstaught us is that we can never betoo prepared. If we do have ahurricane this year, we will be wellprepared as a community.However, it is critically importantthat everyone preparesindividually as well. Make sureyou keep the following items onhand during this hurricaneseason.

• A minimum of twoflashlights

• Plenty of batteries for theflashlights

• A case of bottled water• Comfortable shoes• Extra blankets• Peanut butter and tuna fish• Bread and crackers• Emergency contact listThere are a couple of things

that you need to keep in mind. Ifwe have a storm and lose power,you will not have power in yourroom. There is also a possibility

that you will not have sufficientrunning water to take a shower.During the storm, we would haveless staff than usual, so we wouldhave to scale back some of ouractivities and some of our routinetasks. The good news is that wewould do everything we can tokeep you safe and fed.

We work very hard as acommunity to prepare for majorstorms. I feel confident that wewill be as prepared as possible inthe case that we have a storm.Please let me know if you haveany questions. Be safe!

Not Just for DadsWith Father’s Day just around

the corner, look for deals on toolsand other handy gift items.Whether you’re buying for Dad orsimply need a few items for yourown toolbox, June is a goodmonth to pick up a new hammer,wrench or screwdriver set.

Sun SafetySunscreen is not the only thing

to remember when you spendtime outdoors this summer. Awide-brimmed hat and sunglasseswill help shield you from thesun’s UV rays.

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Resident Birthdays06/02 Harriet Hokanson06/05 Marjorie Fisher06/10 Lynn Squires06/11 Joyce Parker06/12 Marie Gerety06/19 Fred Lentjes06/20 Carol Gallo06/21 Al Ueckert06/23 Shirley Frank06/25 Noe Kawer06/30 Sue Johnson

Employee Birthdays06/06 Angela Okureva06/08 Love Gokeme06/11 Jennifer James06/15 Joe Ann Martin-Morris06/23 Bodio McDermott06/25 Matthew Jones06/25 Derrek Douse06/27 Toni Malone06/30 Samantha Alridge

PartyResident

Friday, June 24Hey, June Birthdays. Join us at

11:45 a.m. in Josephine’s Kitchenfor a special Monthly Birthday

Lunch! If you would like to join usand have a guest come, pleaseRSVP at the Concierge desk.

You can invite up to two guests tojoin us. We look forward tocelebrating your special day

with you!

June Is NationalWeddings MonthThis June, we would like tocelebrate love and marriage.

During the last week of June, wewill have a display of all of yourwedding photos to celebrate the

National Weddings Month.If you would like to have your

wedding photo displayed, pleasebring it to Katie in the Center for

Learning (3rd Floor) or to theConcierge desk by June 15. Please

have your name or apartmentnumber with the picture.

Tea With Ms. Texas

Lereca Monik, Ms. Texas 2016

Would you like to meet and havetea with Ms. Texas? Here is yourchance! Lereca Monik is comingby Belmont Village on her Texas

tour. She will talk about herpageant experience, her

accomplishments and answer anyquestions you might have.

Come have a cup of tea with Ms.Texas on

Monday, June 20 @ 3:00 p.m.

BELMONT MOVIE NIGHTIn honor of National Weddings Month, we will

watch a romantic comedy that has won thehearts of many, “My Best Friend’s Wedding.”

When she receives word that her longtime platonicpal Michael O’Neal is getting married to debutante

Kimberly Wallace, food critic Julianne Potterrealizes her true feelings for Michael -- and sets out

to sabotage the wedding.Cast: Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney,

Cameron DiazTuesday, June 14 @ 6:00 p.m.

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VolunteerCorner

Project LinusProject Linus provides love, asense of security, warmth, andcomfort to children who areseriously ill, traumatized, or

otherwise in need, through the giftof new, handmade blankets, and

afghans, lovingly created byvolunteer “blanketeers.”

Join us to make no sew blanketsfor this wonderful cause!

Monday, June 6th2 p.m. Town Hall

Father’s DayCookout!

Sunday, June 19Join us for some famous

Josephine’s Kitchen BBQ brisketand smoked sausage to celebrate

Father’s Day. Lunch will be servedfrom 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please

make your reservations with theConcierge.

Poll Reveals ExerciseReduces Arthritis PainPeople with arthritis who

exercise regularly have less jointpain than those who exercise lessoften, according to an ArthritisFoundation (AF) poll. Eighty-onepercent of people with arthritiswho exercise three or more daysper week reported they arevirtually joint-pain free, comparedto 66 percent who exercise two orfewer days per week.

Dr. Patience White, AF’s chiefpublic health officer, says,“Although the temptation may beto stay inactive to avoidaggravating the condition, bybeing physically active peoplewith arthritis can actually improvetheir quality of life. Simplywalking can reduce joint pain andstiffness, build muscles aroundthe joints and improve overallhealth, enabling people witharthritis to experience fewerlimitations and lead a fuller life.”

Physical activity also promotesweight loss. “For people abovetheir ideal weight, losing as littleas 11 pounds decreases the risk ofpainful knee osteoarthritis,”White says.

About

Out &

Houston Museum of NaturalScience, Ancient Egypt exhibit.

Bellaire Nature Center TourFriday, June 3

Departure: 1:15 p.m.Cost: $5

Russo’s New York PizzeriaFriday, June 10

Departure: 10:30 a.m.Cost of Lunch

ROMEOs at Union Kitchen(Retired Old Men Eating Out)

Friday, June 17Departure: 10:30 a.m.

Cost of LunchGreenway Movie Theater: TBA

Friday, June 24Departure: TBACost of Ticket

Play Ball! We had a great time atthe Rice Owls baseball game.

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June 2016GR Great Room B Bistro Special Program/PresenterJK Josephine's Kitchen CT Card Table 2nd FloorTH Town Hall O OutingP Pool CF Circle of Friends Room

CL Center for Learning-3rd Floor MBA

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Marketplace HoursMarketplace is Open

Tuesdays10:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m.

TransportationMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Doctor Appointments and ErrandsThursday

Circle of Friends OutingFriday

Assisted Living OutingSaturday

Neighborhood Outing and ShoppingSunday

Church Transportation and Scenic DrivesPlease make your appointments with the driver 72

hours in advance.

BOOK CLUBBelmont Village Book Worms

Book Club will meet everyMonday morning @ 10 a.m.

You will receive severalchapters at a time. Then on

Mondays we will get together todiscuss and receive the next set

of chapters.

19:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Board Games with Marie1:30 B Mad Potter Pottery3:00 GR Music with Julia

Waller7:00 TH Bible Study

29:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 TH Tai Chi with Simone10:00 CL Audio Book Club1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 CT Games with Volunteer3:00 GR Wine and Cheese Social6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

39:30 TH Movement to Music with

Alice10:00 CL MBA Club Meeting1:15 O Bellaire Nature Center2:00 CF Friday Matinee4:30 TH Shabbat Service6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

49:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Morning Bridge Group1:15 TH Bingo2:00 Shopping @ Target2:00 GR Word Search Challenge

Packet3:30 CT Poker6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

59:30 TH Chair Yoga

10:00 B Coffee Club1:00 CF Church Service1:30 CT Penny Poker1:30 Scenic Drive2:00 GR Trivia w/ Concierge3:00 GR Kataoka Violin School

Concert6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

First of Ramadan Begins atSundown

6

9:30 TH Dancercise10:00 CL BV Book Worms Book Club: All the

Light We Cannot See11:30 JK New Resident Lunch

1:30 TH Got Balance?2:00 TH Project Linus3:00 TH About Ramadan4:00 This Week in History (Concierge)6:00 GR Bible Stories6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

79:00 P Water Aerobics9:30 TH Tai Chi

10:00 B Rummikub with Marie10:00 B Marketplace Open

1:30 TH Body Fitness2:30 GR Zoo Mobile6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

89:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Board Games with Marie10:30 CL New Resident Orientation1:00 TH Welcoming Committee Meeting1:45 TH Brush to Canvas with Katie3:15 TH Front Porch Travels Alaska:

Denali National Park7:00 TH Bible Study

99:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 CL Audio Book Club11:00 CL Computer Class

1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 TH Think Tank3:00 GR Wine and Cheese Social6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

109:30 TH Movement To Music with

Alice10:00 B Phase Ten with Marie10:30 O Russo’s New York

Pizzeria2:00 GR Music w/ Bob4:30 TH Shabbat Service6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

119:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Morning Bridge Group1:15 TH Bingo2:00 Shopping @ Dollar Store2:00 GR Word Search Challenge

Packet3:30 CT Poker6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

129:30 TH Chair Yoga

10:00 B Coffee Club1:00 CF Church Service1:30 Scenic Drive1:30 CT Penny Poker2:00 GR Trivia w/ Concierge3:15 GR Sing Along with Henry6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

139:30 TH Dancercise

10:00 CL BV Book Worms Book Club: All theLight We Cannot See

1:30 TH Got Balance?2:00 TH Golden Years Theater: Senior

Skits3:00 JK Celebrate National Iced Tea Month4:00 This Week in History (Concierge)6:00 GR Bible Stories6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

Flag Day 149:00 P Water Aerobics9:30 TH Tai Chi

10:00 B Marketplace Open10:00 B Rummikub with Marie1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 CF Moment in TIme with Robert

Landau3:00 GR Music with Julia Waller6:00 GR Belmont Movie Night

159:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Board Games with Marie1:30 GR Puppy Therapy2:00 CL Health Education2:30 B Belmont Culinarians:

Caramel Cashew Bars7:00 TH Bible Study

169:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 CL Audio Book Club1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 TH Think Tank3:00 GR Wine and Cheese Social6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

179:30 TH Tai Chi

10:00 B Phase Ten with Marie10:30 O ROMEOs at Union Kitchen2:00 GR Music with Julia Waller4:30 TH Shabbat Service6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

189:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Morning Bridge Group10:30 TH Food Facts w/ Dr. Betty

1:15 TH Bingo2:00 Shopping @ Walmart2:00 GR Word Search Challenge

Packet3:30 CT Poker6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

Father’s Day! 199:30 TH Chair Yoga

11:00 JK Father’s Day Cookout!1:00 CF Church Service1:30 Scenic Drive1:30 CT Penny Poker2:00 GR Trivia w/ Concierge3:15 GR Sing Along with Henry6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

Summer Begins 209:30 TH Dancercise

10:00 CL BV Book Worms Book Club: Allthe Light We Cannot See

1:30 TH Got Balance?2:00 TH Judaic Program3:00 TH Tea with Ms. Texas4:00 This Week in History (Concierge)6:00 GR Bible Stories6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

219:00 P Water Aerobics9:30 TH Tai Chi

10:00 B Rummikub with Marie10:00 B Marketplace Open

1:30 TH Body Fitness2:30 TH Art for All with Lisa6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

229:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Board Games with Marie2:00 GR Entertainment with Faith

Gugenheim3:00 GR Music with Julia

Waller7:00 TH Bible Study

239:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 CL Audio Book Club10:00 TH Tai Chi with Simone11:00 CL Computer Class

1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 TH Think Tank3:00 GR Wine and Cheese Social6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

249:30 TH Movement To Music with

Alice10:00 B Phase Ten with Marie11:45 JK Monthly Birthday Lunch12:00 O Greenway Movie Theater

2:00 CF Friday Matinee4:30 TH Shabbat Service6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

259:30 TH Sit & Be Fit9:45 GR Paw-sitive Pets Visit

10:00 B Morning Bridge Group1:15 TH Bingo2:00 GR Word Search Challenge

Packet3:30 CT Poker6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

269:30 TH Chair Yoga

10:00 B Coffee Club1:00 CF Church Service1:30 CT Penny Poker1:30 Scenic Drive2:00 GR Trivia w/ Concierge3:15 GR Sing Along with Henry6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

279:30 TH Dancercise

10:00 CL BV Book Worms Book Club: Allthe Light We Cannot See

1:30 TH Got Balance?2:00 TH Golden Years Theater3:00 B Bon Appetit!3:30 B Chat w/ the Chef4:00 This Week in History (Concierge)6:00 GR Bible Stories6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

289:00 P Water Aerobics9:30 TH Tai Chi

10:00 B Rummikub with Marie10:00 B Marketplace Open

1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 TH Brain Games- Motion

Commotion3:30 TH Resident Council6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

299:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 B Board Games with Marie1:30 GR Houston’s Young Artists

Concert3:00 TH Healthy Learning7:00 TH Bible Study

309:30 TH Sit & Be Fit

10:00 CL Audio Book Club1:30 TH Body Fitness2:00 TH Think Tank3:00 GR Wine and Cheese Social6:45 TH Movie Night with Howard

June Weather LoveHave you heard these Juneweather sayings?

June, damp and warm, doesa farmer no harm.A good rain in June sets allin tune.A wet June makes a drySeptember.

Seasonal ABCsI is for served over IceC is for Cool and refreshingE is for Endless varietiesD is for summer’s DrinkT is for flavored to your TasteE is for Either sweetened orunsweetenedA is for an Added slice of lemon

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SpiritualCorner

Church ServiceSundays, 1 p.m.

Circle of Friends RoomBible Study

Wednesdays, 7 p.m.Town Hall

Shabbat ServiceFridays, 4:30 p.m.

Church TransportationSign up with the Concierge.Communion available upon

request.

Resident

Helen Copeland - PresidentThe Resident Council meetingsare held on the last Tuesday ofthe month at 3:30 p.m. Next

meeting will be held onTuesday, June 28

Welc meNew Residents

Welcome to Belmont Village,where the days go rolling by!Down through the halls you’llwander, where friends will call

your name.Welcome, we’re glad you came!

New Resident LunchMonday, June 6

EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTHCongratulations to our May Employee of the

Month, Marietta Clark!Marietta joined the Belmont team 14 months

ago and works full time as a PAL in theNeighborhood. In recent months, she truly

come into her own, receiving many accoladesfrom residents and families. Marietta’s favoritething about working here is taking care of herresidents. When not at work, she enjoys goingto church and shopping. Thank you, Marietta,

and keep up the good work!

FriendsNeighborhood

Circle of

&

COF outing to McGovern CentennialGardens

For May, the Circle of Friendstheme was “A Month of Travel.”We learned about each of thestates where Belmontcommunities are found, as well asthe country of Spain. We also hadthe opportunity to talk about ourown travels around the US andthe globe. It was astonishing toconsider the many thousands of

miles that we have collectivelytraveled!

Mother’s Day celebration in theNeighborhood!

In the Neighborhood, wecelebrated Mother’s Day in styleand made sure that all of ourmoms had a special day. Some ofour daily themes in May included“Classic Cars,” “National Teacher’sDay,” and “Remember theTitanic.” We also harvested (andenjoyed) our first homegrowntomatoes of the season...delicious!We look forward to enjoying moreof our herbs and veggies soon.

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Last month, the ladies went outfor a special Mother’s Day treat.We went to Bliss Day Spa to getour manicures and pedicures,

followed by a delicious lunch atOlive Garden. We all had a lovely

day being pampered.

Linda and Jo Ann enjoying theirmanicures.

Barbara is all smiles.

Waiting for our turn to getpampered.

Sandi enjoyed her pedicure.

Lunch was superb. We all had awonderful time.

Belmont Village BookWorms Book Club

Our book club is back in sessionwith an upgrade. Starting in June,the Belmont Village Book Wormswill meet every Monday. Several

chapters will be passed out at thattime. The following Monday wewill discuss what we read andreceive the following chapters.

Our next book is All the Light WeCannot See

Monday, June 6 @ 10:00 a.m.Center for Learning (3rd Floor)

SpotlightResident

Welcome Shirley Frank!Shirley was born in the small

town of O’Fallon in Illinois. Shemarried her high schoolsweetheart and moved to

Houston for his job. They weremarried for almost 50 years!

They had two beautifuldaughters and now Shirley is a

proud grandma of fourgrandkids.

Shirley has a very vibrant andsocial personality. She loves tocook and play dominoes. She isa big fan of old movies and big

band music. Shirley loves tohelp and is always looking fornew and exciting things to do.

She is always on the move doingsomething fun, but if you can’tfind her, check her room, she

might be watching Dancing withthe Stars, of which she is a

big fan!Welcome to Belmont Village,

Shirley!

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The Belmont Scene

Our very own Kentucky Derby racinggame.

We had a full house for Robert’s lookat behind the scenes of the opera!

Carol, Renvia and Sara enjoyingChef’s Bon Appetit avocado,mango, and crab salad!

Making our very own derby hats! Residents working hard on their artprojects during Art for All with Lisa. Dora working on her masterpiece.

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