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Vinings Historic Preservation Society Announces Annual Ice Cream Social
Posted by thunsicker in Vinings on July 9, 2012
Come One, Come All and Join the Vinings Historic Preservation Society in saluting National Ice Cream Day!
Sunday, July 15th 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
At the Old Pavilion on Paces Mill Road
General public admission (Over age 12) – $4.00
Vinings Historic Preservation Society members admitted free, all children under 12 are free
Sponsored By: Coldstone Creamery

Vinings Historic Preservation Society Annual Ice Cream Social! This Sunday, July 15 at Coldstone Creamery from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. From left to right: Hank Chopra, Canon Klein Kmecht, Coldstone Manager Fio Terry and Bella Chopra, join for a preview treat at Coldstone Creamery
Enjoy delicious ice cream and toppings donated by Coldstone Creamery!
The event will also feature:
– Dean Morris’ famous hot fudge sauce
– Vinings Rotary’s fresh popped popcorn
– Face painting by the famous St. Angelo’s Pizza face painter
– Fidelity Bank’s home baked cookies
– Meet Officer Joe and the Vinings Fire Station No. 5 firefighters and check out their fire truck!
– Antique cars on display
Park across the street at the Piedmont Medical Facility and Fidelity Bank and Officer John will assist you in crossing the street.
Bring your family and friends and join in the fun!
For more information, click here, call the VHPS office at 770-432-3343, or email vhps1874@bellsouth.net
Vinings Ice Cream Truck Hits the Streets
Posted by thunsicker in Living, Vinings on October 13, 2011
Residents of Vinings must be hearing the bells and speaker from the ice cream truck! We were used to hearing them at the beach, but in Vinings this is a relatively new thing.
We first started hearing the familiar ring of the ice cream truck a couple of months ago and now it’s pretty regular. Fortunately she usually hits our street after dinnertime so it works out well for us.
We’ve heard the ice cream truck on Teton and Orchard Knob already too, so I figure she’s most likely on all our streets.
We threw her for a loop when Chase came running out of a client’s house one day as she seems to now know where all the children are and was used to seeing two brothers from that house, not Chase. 🙂
If your street doesn’t have the ice cream truck stopping by and you’d like her to, let me know and I’ll pass the information along.