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Subject: Re: Ice Cream shop in woods near Indian Springs Golf Author: Gayle Conn-Carr [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 15:32:17 08/13/11 Sat In reply to: Ron Leberte 's message, "Re: Ice Cream shop in woods near Indian Springs Golf" on 10:16:10 04/13/10 Tue Oh my goodness... Savich's Dairy Bar! I used to walk on the path between the woods and the corn field to go to work at Savich's in 1968. I used to dip ice cream (32 flavors!)and make cheesesteaks and hoagies. Milan Savich and Nick Savich were my bosses. I remember when the U of P students dug the corn fields and found so many Native American relics. Pottery, arrowheads, etc. I grew up in Georgetown and we used to explore the creek that separates Georgetown from Heritage Village. That creek ran behind the dairy bar, mansion and farm. The ice cream was made right there. I sure do miss those days and wish that it was still there so my kids and grandkids could experience life as it was in the good old days! What a great neighborhood to grow up in! >SAVICH'S!!! I remember that place! I also remember the >mansion out there behind the dairy bar... it was >abandoned and we used to walk thru it as kids... very >creepy. > > >>You are remembering the Dairy Bar at Savich Farm. It >>was off the road in a wooded area just like you >>mentioned. >> >>John >> >>>My family was one of the first to move to Arrowhead >in >>>the early 1960's. I would have been in Cherokee's >>>first class in 1978 if I didn't move. I remember an >>>ice cream shop in the woods across the street from or >>>near Indian Springs Golf Course. Does anyone remember >>>it's name? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]