Fireworks

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Answers on page 4

  Below are some definitions used by fireworks experts.  Can you guess the term?

1.  Marble-sized, hard balls made of black powder that create the actual lights we see

2. Fireworks that explode high in the sky.

3.  Fireworks that explode near the ground.

6.  Fireworks attached to wooden grids on the ground that spell out words or create a picture.

4.  Metal or plastic tubes that hold the shells and launch the fireworks.

                 Some recent storm activity broke the string on the flagpole out front just prior to Flag Day.  Thankfully, Village Administrator, Roger Deal came to the rescue and we were able to celebrate Flag Day properly.  Our maintenance man, Danny Shreve, is shown above, raising our new flag just in time for our Flag Day activity.  We would like to personally thank Roger Deal for taking his time to help resurrect our flag! 

Flag Day

BHCC had a surprise visitor last week-LISA CROWE!  She walked in and word traveled quickly.  Staff and residents started gathering to say hello.  Even though she was sporting a new ’Do’, many of the residents still recognized her beautiful smile and infectious laughter.  She has made a lot of progress since her surgery;  We all wish her continued success in her recovery!

SURPRISE!

Summer Fun at Barnesville Park

                 Barnesville Health Care Center residents spent a nice relaxing evening at the Barnesville Park watching our sponsored baseball team.  Some of them were having such a great time they decided to go ahead and enjoy the next game as well.  Pictured above are Hester Hall and Mickey McBurney watching the baseball game from one of the many benches in the park.  In the right picture are several of the residents pictured with our team.  The ball team and their families will be honored with a picnic hosted by our residents and staff in the month of July.

BHCC would like to thank Beth Secrest for donating a bird bath for our newly landscaped yard.  We look forward to watching the birds enjoy their bath.

Garden of Love

5.  Loud, repeated booms.