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Roanoke Valley Kids Issue 16

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July 4

Independence Day & National Fry-An-EggOn-The-Sidewalk Day

We think we should combine these two holidays and have a very patriotic breakfast during our summer heat wave! While local towns will not be holding their annual firework shows, we suggest baking soda/vinegar explosions for families with kids.

July 11

Cheer Up the Lonely Day

We’ve all been a little lonely since the Covid19 precautions started. Spend the day writing

dust off those D&D manualstoday is the day of the geek! Celebrate being passionate about your interests and sharing them with others.

July 15

National Hot Dog Day

Today is the day you find out who in your family can eat the most hot dogs in one sitting. Be honest, you’ve always wanted to know.

July 20

Moon Day

Today we honor when man first walked on the moon back in 1969! We are eagerly awaiting when astronauts will return to the moon and make more amazing discoveries!

July 24

Amelia Earhart Day

Celebrate this aviation pioneer’s birthday with a paper plane competition! No chance you’ll be lost for decades and possibly surviving on a tropical island in the bermuda triangle with those.

July 26

Aunt & Uncle Day

Finally a day for the best relatives- aunts and uncles! While not everyone may have an aunt or uncle, most everyone has that adult in their life who

supports your parents, loves you unconditionally and spoils you beyond belief. Make sure to thank the adults in your life who love you!

July 30

International Day of Friendship

The world is filled with too much hatred, too much fighting and too much mistrust of others. The International Day of Friendship is certainly an opportunity to stop, and to reverse, these worldwide problems.

According to the United Nations, the official sponsor of this special day, the International Day of Friendship is day set aside to promote friendship among peoples, cultures and countries. Today

is a time to encourage efforts towards peace, and to build bridges among different people. It is a day of respect for others, and a day to celebrate diversity.

According to the United Nations, on this day people, groups and governments should hold events and activities to promote mutual understanding and reconciliation.

On an individual level, use this day to promote friendship in big and small ways. You can begin by “extending an olive branch” to a sibling or a family member, a neighbor, or an old friend who we’ve had a falling out with. If we all try just a little the world will be a friendlier, more peaceful place.

Design-a-Mask

We know face masks can be scary for children, so we want you to design a fun and beautiful face masks on the provided outlines. Share your completed artwork with us on our Facebook page and we will choose a winner to recieve a $20 Amazon Gift Card!

During these times all we can say is

Thank you for everyone who supports us and thank you to the countless people asking how they can help. we have created #SupportTheSox

S U P P O R T T H E S O X campaign offering unique experiences never offered to Sox fans before

When you purchase you can use them for tickets, food, beverage, and merchandise throughout the 2020 OR 2021 season. IF YOU’RE INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT

Match the Shadows

FreeDailyCrosswords.com

ACROSS------------,

I) Camels' features

6) Dog's name in kiddie literature

10) Bummed

13) Blue shade

14) Quite strange

16) Fuy

17) Old-time steamboat

19) Mafia boss

20) Hymn of praise

21) Unassuming

23) "_ got the whole world "

26) Gangster's pistol

27) Difficult pills to swallow

28) Having less rainfall

30) Of a sickly, yellow hue

31) It's groovy to a carpenter

32) Walk furtively

34) Altar avowal

37) Quite expensive

39) Bovine bellow

40) Disgust

42) _ out (dress up)

43) Rodeo activity

46) Make agitated

47) Hardy companion?

49) Makeshift abode

51) Watergate, e.g.

53) Part of HBO

54) Tank contents

55) News channel guest

56) Beef-filled

58) Circle segment

59) They may lead to shortcuts

64) Trash-bag closer

65) Provide with shelter

66) Pond growth

67) "Emergency!"

68) Digs made of twigs

69) Baseball, e.g.

July 1st, 2020

DOWN

I) Is suffering from

2) Submachine gun

3) Kind of wrestling

4) Get ready for, for short

5) It's treated in a plant

6) Perspiration

7) Ball _ hammer

8) Van Gogh medium

9) Vocalist's vibration

10) Driving recklessly, in a way

11) Jumped to one's feet

12) Significant impressions

15) More whimsical

18) The Tin Man wanted one

22) Entertaining couple

23) Possessed, old-style

24) Muse who inspires poets

25) Some furtive looks

27) Twirler's need

29) Unknown Jane

30) Overindulge

33) Incite to action

35) Mouth of the Mississippi

36) Blue Bonnet, et al.

38) Easily offended

41) Influential interval

44) "Ontario" anagram

45) Exult in victory

48) Up-coming link

50) Added attractions

51) Minor arguments

52) Knick-knack

53) Attacked on all sides

56) Cluttered condition

57) Shrill bark

60) Up for payment

61) Psych 101 subject

62) Cigarette substance

63) Address a fracture

Color by Number

GIVE YOUR KIDS’ HOME MOVIE NIGHT THE THEATRE EXPERIENCE WITH SOME GRANDIN POPCORN

We are now selling popcorn, soda, and candy to go every Friday from 5:00 to 7:00 pm!

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE GRANDIN THEATRE!

TO US, YOU’RE FAMILY

At Mills & Shannon Dentistry, WE CARE ABOUT MORE than just your smile. By combining dental excellence and warmth, we are building a dental home for you.

Next time you visit, you might notice we changed a little. While we have always been accustomed to following strict infection control precautions we’ve made a few changes that you may notice. From our temperature and screening station to our new and improved N 95 surgical masks and face shields and medical grade air purifying filters in each treatment room, to fewer people in the waiting room, we’ve made changes to keep you and your family safe and comfortable. Call us today to schedule your next appointment.

Michele Mills, DDS Travis Shannon, DDS

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