A36-Unc«ster Farming, Saturday, July 16, 1988
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA—In keeping
with Philadelphia’s rich ice cream
heritage, thousands of ice cream
affectionados converged on Inde
pendence Mall July 6 to celebrate
“Everyday Is Sundae.” The ice
cream celebration was sponsored
by MAMMA, the Middle Atlantic
Milk Marketing Association, with
the support of nine ice cream man
ufacturers who provided the main
ingredient for the celebration, over
24,000 samples of hand dipped
and novelty ice cream treats.
Ice cream lovers were treated to
the latest flavors by Ben & Jerry’s,
Bassetts, Richman’s and Kraft
Dairy Group (Breyers). Rosenber
ger’s “Mr. Big” cone made a big
hit, as did Turkey Hill’s new Gour
met Lite, Jack & Jill’s ice cream
sandwiches, Haagen Dazs new
Blueberry & Cream, and Abbotts
“Drumsticks.”
Batman, the disc jockey, enter
tained the crowd with music and
ice cream trivia as they enjoyed
their just desserts. While the public
was getting their licks in, Philadel
phia restaurants were competing in
Lancaster 4-H’ers Top York County Livestock Judging Contest
LITITZ (Lancaster) Lancas
ter County 4-H*ers came out on top
at the York County 4-H Livestock
Judging Contest In the senior divi
sion, eight out of the top 10 indivi
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AARON S. GROFF & SON
FARM & DAIRY STORE
RD 3. Ephrata. FA *7522 (Hinkletown) Phone (717) 354-4631
Store Hours • Mqn.. Thurs. A Frl. 7 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Tueet* Wed. 7 A.M.to 5 P.M.; Sat. 7 A.M. to 12 Noon
Ice Cream Lovers Get Sundae Treat From MAMMA
a contest that tested server speed
and agility over a tricky obstacle
course. The object of the contest
was to take an order for an ice
cream sundae from Pennsylvania
Dairy Princess, Becky Sonnen,
make the sundae, run through a
tricky obstacle course and serve
the sundae to Becky, in the least
amount of time. Competing
restaurants included, the Palla
dium, The Gold Standard, Straw
bridge & Clothier, Carolinas Bar
& Restaurant, The Hershey Phi
ladelphia Hotel, The Commissary,
More Than Just Ice Cream and Top
of Center Square. Winning the
grand prize of an ice cream maker
and $75.00 each was the team from
More Than Just Ice Cream, Shawn
Baker and Vernon Smith.
Dairy princesses and promotion
committee volunteers demon
strated how to hand crank ice
cream, they provided assistance to
the ice cream manufacturers, and
collected donations for St Christo
pher’s Childrens Hospital. Over
$lOOO was collected to benefit St.
Christopher’s.
dual spots were claimed by Lan
caster countians, and they won the
team competition beating out
teams from Chester, York, Leba
non, Dauphin, Berks, and Cumber
Philadelphia based Ice cream distributor, Jack & Jill Ice Cream brought this
restored Ice cream truck to Independence Mall as part of the ice cream celebration,
Everyday Is Sundae.
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In the junior division, a 4-H’er
from Lancaster was first in the
overall individual competition,
with two Berks countians placing
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second and third. First in the team
competition was Berks County fol
lowed by Cumberland and Leba
non counties.
The results of the contest are as
follows:
1. Grag Hamiih, Lancaster; 2. Fred Weaver,
Lancaster; 3. Diana Musaar, Lancaster; 4.
Dwain Llvangood, Lancaster, 5. John Hass,
Lancaster; 6. Jaff Craig, Lancaster; Donna
McCauley, Chaster; 8. Arllsa Snavaty, Lan
caster; 9. Susan Eisenhower, York; 10. Doug
Mussar, Lancaster.
Tsam Standings
1. Lancaster County (Qrsg Hamish, Fred
Waaver, Diana Mussar); 2. Chester County
(Brian Beam, Donna McCauley, Dave Rank
art); 3. York County (Susan Eisanhower, Jan
Fitzgerald, Karena Ranker.
1. Doug Muisar, Lancaster; 2. Grog Hamish,
Lancaster; 3. Arliia Snavely, Lancaster.
Sheep
1. Greg Hamish, Lancaster; 2. Diane Musser,
Lancaster; 3. John Hess, Lancaster.
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1. Grag Hamlsh, Lancaster; 2. Diana Mutter,
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Raaaom
1. Grag Hamlsh, Lancaatar; 2. Frad Weaver,
Lancaster; 3. Dwain Llvangood, Lancaster.
Junior Division
Overall Individual
1. Lyndon Raid, Lancaster; 2. Amy Ethel
man. Barks; 3. Paula Hunter, Berks; 4. Amy
Jones, Cumberland; 5. Elizabeth Hess, Lan
caster; 6. Mike German, Cumberland; 7. Alice
Smith, Lebanon; 9. Brian Kraider, Lebanon;
9. Diane Myer, Cumberland; 10. Donald
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Team Standings
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t. Donald Kleinleltsr, Labanon; 2. Lyndon
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