Community Springs Healthcare Facility's The Grapevine March 2019 | Page 2
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Rebecca Applebee
Ruth Miller
Freda Flint
Mildred Keith
Christie Combs
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The earliest known use of the term “spring cleaning” was in 1857.
We’ve used the word “spring” for the season since the 16th century.
The first day of spring is called the vernal equinox.
The first spring flowers are usually daffodils, dandelions, lilies, tulips, iris
and lilacs.
5. Spring fever isn’t just a saying – experts say the body’s makeup changes
due to different diets, hormone production and temperature.
6. There’s more daylight during spring because the earth’s axis tilts toward
the sun at this time of the year.
7. “Tornado Alley” is at its most active state during the spring.
8. Hurricane season begins in late spring.
9. On the first day of spring, the sunrise and sunset are about 12 hours
apart everywhere on earth.
10. If you stand at the equator on the first day of spring, you’ll see the sun
pass directly over-head. This happens only twice a year – the first day of
spring and the first day of autumn.
We had a great
time at our
Valentine’s Party
singing karaoke
with Jan Keith!
Congratulations to
Rose Current and
Oliver Kenney for
being crowned our
Valentine Queen
& King!
-ADMISSIONS-
Frances Budd
Gary Chambers
Teresa Dalton
Marcia Hollands
Robert Keippel
Nancy Leonard
Ruth Miller
Sara Reder
Robert Snodgrass
Betty Souza
Donald Tweten
We would like
to extend our
deepest
sympathy to the
family and
friends of
James “Jim” Dody
Virginia McDaniel
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