National Laundry Workers Week

July 13-19



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Woodruff Manor
1114 E. Georgia Rd
Woodruff, SC 29388
P 864.476.7092
F 864.476.0753


Woodruff Manor Beat
Vol 2 Issue 6
The
www.woodruffmanor.net
Woodruff Manor
would like to thank
our laundry staff for
their hard work in
providing laundry
services to our
residents.
Sometimes, they work in extreme conditions
with the heat, but they remain very
dedicated to supporting those who call
Woodruff Manor home. This week is a
special week to honor and recognize them
for their steadfast service.

Meet the Woodruff
Manor Rehab Team

Our Rehab Team is here to assist you with any of your therapy
needs including neurological, orthopedic, cardiac/pulmonary,
surgical, general medical, and progressive medical conditions.
They also provide valuable educational and safety training to our
residents and their families, along with home evaluations for safe
transitions back home.






























The Liberty Bell symbolizes freedom in the USA. It is located in Philadelphia, PA. The bell was
originally cast in 1752 in London, England. It was commissioned as a bell for the Pennsylvania State
House, now called Independence Hall. The original bell hung from a tree behind the Pennsylvania
State House, and it was called the State House Bell or the Province Bell. It was first called the Liberty
Bell around 1839 by anti-slavery publications. Since 2003, it is currently located in the Liberty Bell
Center adjacent to Independence Mall where it was housed in a glass pavilion since 1976.

The bell is 2 feet tall and 12 feet around. It weighs 2080 lbs, just over a ton. The cracks dimensions
are 24.5 inches long by inch wide. Across the top of the bell is an inscription, PROCLAIM LIBERTY
THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND UNTO ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF LEV. XXV X.

The first crack occurred during a test ringing. Afterwards, it was recast 2 times in 1753 by melting
down and using the metal from the original bell and adding copper to make it less brittle. The
restored bell was probably rung at the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in
Philadelphia on July 8, 1776but not on July 4th as many believe as no public announcement was
made of the Declaration of Independence on that day. The ringing of the bell announced many
important events in early American history, including Presidential elections and deaths.

It is widely reported and accepted that the bell cracked again on July 8, 1835, while being rung at the
funeral of John Marshall, the 4th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence. However, an author for the National Park Service suggests that it most
likely was cracked sometime between 1841 and 1845, either on the Fourth of July or on Washingtons
birthday.
NOW YOU KNOW
DID YOU KNOW?
4TH OF JULY
TRADITIONS
Hang the flag
Go to a parade
Make ice cream
Purchase fireworks
Go to a movie
Make root beer
Have a block party
Light up the grill
Watch fireworks
HOMEMADE VANILLA ICE CREAM

2 cans Eagle Brand milk
3 eggs, beaten
1 tbsp. vanilla
Pinch salt
1/2 c. sugar
Mix Eagle Brand milk, beaten eggs, vanilla and salt in freezer.
Pour in milk; mix well. Add sugar. Fill with milk to top. Churn with
ice and rock salt until frozen. Add fruit if desired before churning.

Homemade Root Beer

Ingredients:
5 gallons cold water
5 lbs white sugar
1 (2oz) bottle root beer extract
5 lbs dry ice
Directions:
Place 4 gallons of cold water in a large
container. Add sugar and stir until
dissolved. Pour in root beer extract and
mix. Add the dry ice and put the lid on
loosely so the gas can escape. Let it brew
for about 15 minutes. Add the last gallon of
water and let it brew for another 15 min.