Ice Cream Social At New Morning, June 29

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Jun 08, 2007 12:00 am

WOODBURY â New Morning Natural & Organicâs 8th Annual Ice Cream Social will be held, rain or shine, on Friday, June 29, from 4 to 7 pm, at the store, in Middle Quarter Mall at 738 Main Street South

The event is a benefit for Safe Haven, which offers free emergency shelter and services for victims of domestic violence in the greater Woodbury community.

Ice cream social attendees will be invited to make a donation for Safe Haven, and then invite to make their own delicious sundaes from natural and organic ice cream (frozen yogurt, Soy Delicious, or organic vegan sorbet) with real fudge sauce, toppings, and thick, store-whipped cream.

Celtic harp musician Julie Shrake will be performing 4:30 to 5:30, and then from 5:45-6:30, kids of all ages can sit back and enjoy the magical Larry Hunt with his original masks and puppets.

New Morning is also collecting monetary contributions and donations of toiletries, consumable supplies, and all sizes of new pajamas and sweatsuits for women and children from now until the June 29.

Visit NewMorn.com for details on contributing or call the store at 203-263-4868.

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