The Orchards Newsletter May Newsletter 2020 | Page 4

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INVENTION OF THE ICE
CREAM TRUCK
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
No one knows for sure
who the first ice cream
man was, but he may
have been an employee
of Harry Burt from
Youngstown, Ohio. In
1920, Mr. Burt developed
frozen ice cream on a
stick and called it the
Good Humor® bar.
To promote his creation,
he used a dozen trucks
driven by drivers in
white uniforms to sell his
ice cream bars around
Youngstown. The trucks
featured bells the drivers
would ring to get people’s
attention. The bars
became a huge hit.
Ice cream trucks usually
serve a wide variety of
ice cream treats. Some
of the most popular
items include popsicles,
snow cones, ice cream
sandwiches and soft
serve ice cream. Some ice
cream trucks also offer
soft drinks, candy and
other snacks.
SPRING HAS SPRUNG
Eugenia works intently
on her spring wreath
craft. It is a lovely feeling
to clean and decorate
with the coming of spring.
Using a few recycled
materials is a great way
to create beautiful art
and keep our community
green and beautiful! Find
you next project today!
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
Please welcome our new residents
when you see them across campus!
Eleanor shows off her stunning
hair style!
MOTHER’S DAY
Due to COVID-19 visitor
restrictions Mother’s Day
video calls will be available to
the residents of Pepperberry
Suites, Peachtree Inn
and The Orchards of East
Liverpool from 1-4 on Friday,
May 8th, Saturday May 9th
and Monday May 11th by
appointment.
Please call Laura at ext. 437
to schedule your time.
To help celebrate the women
in our lives, we also invite you
to submit a picture of your
loved one and your family
to Laura at lstrezze@the-
orchards.com, along with a
special message to her.
These will be printed out,
in color, and given to her on
Mother’s Day.
The Orchards of East Liverpool
Donald C.
Dorothy G.
Roland W.
Stone Pear Pavilion
David D.
Betty D.
Ethel S.
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