I think it s all a marketing drive.
Mr Thorpe has run the business for the last 12 years, but the company has been trading in the town since 1889.
A Peters Ice cream van in the 1920s. Picture: Dave Kindred
He said he has only bought about 15 boxes of 99 Flakes this year, but isn t worried about the reported shortage. I really don t care as it s just an extra, he said. Flakes are not what people come for, they come for our ice cream.
He added that it has been tough running an ice cream business in recent years, explaining Ipswich is not what it used to be .
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CANTON A local church named in honor of a modern-day clergyman is being repurposed to serve other ministries.
The James S. Thomas United Methodist Church at 3412 Harmont Ave. NE officially closed as a place of worship in September.
The building is being transformed into a multifaceted space that will house a food pantry, community meeting space and outreach programs designed to serve the needy under the auspices of Crossroads United Methodist Church, which purchased the building last week.
A predominately black congregation, James S. Thomas UMC was organized by the Rev. Gregory Palmer in 1984, with its 100 members initially meeting at Fairmount School. The church was built for $400,000, and members completed the interior themselves.
Did you know That Grenada Got Independence In Darkness? Did you know That Grenada Got Independence In Darkness? Friday, 05 February 2021 00:00 Written by David Allard (0 votes)
“OH GRENADA, LAND OF MY BIRTH. THE WAY YOU SUFFER, O HOW IT HURTS. THE TRIBULATION YOU HAVE TO BEAR WILL MAKE SUPERMAN WANT TO DESPAIR. BUT THE BLOOD OF OUR MARTYRS MUST NOT BE SHED IN VAIN, O NO, WE MUST RISE AND SHINE AGAIN.”
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The British Government was well aware that the country was in turmoil. A very minor member of the royal family replaced the member originally selected to be present on the night of 6th February 1974 to witness Grenada’s birth as a new nation. Special lighting had to be arranged for the ceremony on Fort George, as there was no electricity due to the general strike in progress.