significance. To all those who have served, we humbly thank you for your service, and Happy. Veterans Day to you! Vetera
Bozeman Lodge
PLACE STAMP HERE
Bozeman Lodge Independent & Assisted Living Newsletter — November 2017
1547 N. Hunters Way Bozeman, MT 59718
Administrative Staff: Penelope Stiff-Watkins Executive Director Elicia Ruiz Community Relations Director
Maryssa Scheetz Elizabeth Halbren Resident Care Coordinator Tina Thompson Business Office Manager Shauna Herbel Registered Nurse Lou Ruiz Dietary Director Danny Hagfeldt Maintenance Director Leah Weaver Activities Director
Contact Us At: 406-522-5452
Our mission is to create and sustain comfortable, caring environments for those who depend on us. 8
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
P2 Veterans Day History P3 Lodge Happenings P3 Connect on Facebook P4 Activities Calendar
P6 November Highlights P6 Pictures P7 Employee of the Month P8 Mission & Team
Sculpture Park, MSU Women’s Basketball Team!!
The History and Significance of Veterans Day served in the Army, Air Force, Marines, and
On Saturday, November 11, citizens across the United States will celebrate Veterans Day with gratitude toward the men and women who have bravely and selflessly served our country. In conjunction with celebrating this important day, here are some facts about its history and significance. To all those who have served, we humbly thank you for your service, and Happy Veterans Day to you! Veterans Day is a U.S. holiday that honors veterans of all wars. In 1918, during World War I, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, hostilities ceased between the Allied nations and Germany. The cessation was marked by many countries as Armistice Day. The Treaty of Versailles, which marked the end of the war, was signed on June 28, 1919, but the armistice date was the one that most people considered the end of the conflict. In November of 1919, Armistice Day was marked by many countries. The observance included parades, public celebrations, and pauses to both business and school activities when the clock struck 11 am.
Navy. Another 5.7 million served in the Korean war. This spurred Veterans service organizations to lobby for the words Veterans Day to replace the words Armistice Day in honor of the American veterans of all wars. In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation for the name to be changed. The day would still see some changes. As of 1971, Veterans Day was moved to the fourth Monday in October. This followed Congress passing the Uniform Holidays Bill that brought s Pizza Party about the celebration of four national holidays on Mondays. As of 1978, due to many states’ confusion and disapproval over the change, the holiday was moved back to its original observance date. It continues to be held on What is the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day? It is a common question. Memorial Day, celebrated in May, is dedicated to Americans who have served and who passed away while—or as a result of– serving. Veterans Day honors all Veterans, alive and those who have passed.
In June of 1926, Congress passed a resolution that November 11 should be commemorated each year. As of May 13, 1938, Armistice Day became a legal Federal holiday. Changes were still abound, however. During World War II, more than 16 million Americans 2
.
S’mores
Employee of the Month Employee of the Month!! Maria Kitchen Staff
7
November Highlights — You’re Invited! 11/1 Dr. Clark Foot Clinic 11/1 MSU Women's BB Game 11/3 Resident Council Meeting 11/4 Clay Sculpting Class 11/6 British Discoveries & Inventions Slideshow 11/6 Dinner at Famous Dave's 11/8 Oktober Fest 10/9 Veterans Day Celebration 11/10 Arts of Fire Pottery Painting 11/13 Lunch at Kentucky Fried Chicken 11/15 MSU Women’s Basketball Game 11/16 Book Club Meeting 11/18 Cat VS Griz Football Game Party 11/20 Lunch at Little Star Diner 11/21 Health Talk & Hot Apple Cider 11/25 MSU Women’s Basketball Game 11/27 Wild Crumb Bakery 11/29 Winter Picnic 11/29 MSU Women’s Basketball Game
Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, November 23rd Two Seating Times Available 11:00am-12:30pm
1:15pm-2:45pm Guest Cost $10.00 * All residents must sign up for a time slot at the front desk even if they are not brining a guest(s)
Art Class with Loretta
Men’s Pizza Party
Article Title Goesthe Here Happenings Around Lodge Here are a few highlights of some activities that take place on a regular basis. These activities are listed on your monthly calendar and also appear on the weekly calendar along with all of our other events. If you have any questions about these or any other activities Barbara and Leah are the Activities Directors and can answer your questions.
and two community volunteers gather to knit or crochet in the Bistro. Barbara can bring extra supplies for you to use or you can bring your own things if you have them. Barbara and the volunteers can help if you need it. Art Class with Loretta: Loretta is a local artist that comes to Bozeman Lodge twice a month to teach an art class to whoever is interested. All levels and abilities are welcome. She uses different art mediums and gears her teachings to the current seasons. Her future classes may involve more crafting and not just painting. Stop by and check it out, it is always fun.
Greeting Card Sales: Every other Tuesday at 10:30 Betty A. and Annetta V. set up a table and sell greeting cards. The price was just reduced from 75 cents each to 25 cents. That’s right, 25 cents each or 4 for a dollar! They have the cards separated into categories so you can easily find cards that fit your needs. And did you know that you can purchase stamps at the front desk? So stop by and see Betty and Annetta and send someone a card!
S
Knitting and Crochet Club: Fridays at 1:00 Barbara (Activities Assistant)
Find us on Facebook! We’ve been sharing more and more on our Facebook page recently and would love to have you join the conversation! LIKE our Facebook page today!
www.Facebook.com/BozemanLodge
6
3
4
5
