Belfast Kids Unlimited 4-H Club holding ice cream supper July 1
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Courtesy of Christy Rhonemus
The Belfast Kids Unlimited 4-H Club will be holding an ice cream supper Saturday, July 1 from 5-8 p.m. in Belfast at the Belfast United Methodist church, rain or shine.
In 1964, the church members began making ice cream, using freezers from the Sardinia Presbyterian Church. The original socials became popular ice cream suppers around 1968.
In 2014, after 44 years, the church held its last annual July 4 weekend ice cream supper.
The 4-H club, which meets at the church, was asked if they would like the opportunity to keep a little bit of local history alive. Of course, they accepted the challenge.
With the help of some church members and knowledgeable parents and grandparents, the youth in the 4-H Club will not only learn some history about the church, but also how to make homemade ice cream.
They will be serving your choice, beef or chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, homemade desserts and homemade ice cream, for a donation.
They will have chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, peach, cookies and cream ice cream flavors all available in quart size for a donation as well. Take-out orders, and help carrying out orders to vehicles will be available also.
Come out and enjoy great food, ice cream and fellowship with the Belfast Kids Unlimited 4-H club. Help your local youth keep your local history alive.
The Belfast Kids Unlimited 4-H Club will be holding an ice cream supper Saturday, July 1 from 5-8 p.m. in Belfast at the Belfast United Methodist church, rain or shine.
In 1964, the church members began making ice cream, using freezers from the Sardinia Presbyterian Church. The original socials became popular ice cream suppers around 1968.
In 2014, after 44 years, the church held its last annual July 4 weekend ice cream supper.
The 4-H club, which meets at the church, was asked if they would like the opportunity to keep a little bit of local history alive. Of course, they accepted the challenge.
With the help of some church members and knowledgeable parents and grandparents, the youth in the 4-H Club will not only learn some history about the church, but also how to make homemade ice cream.
They will be serving your choice, beef or chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, green beans, homemade desserts and homemade ice cream, for a donation.
They will have chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, peach, cookies and cream ice cream flavors all available in quart size for a donation as well. Take-out orders, and help carrying out orders to vehicles will be available also.
Come out and enjoy great food, ice cream and fellowship with the Belfast Kids Unlimited 4-H club. Help your local youth keep your local history alive.