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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
7
Dream Cake blends cake mix with whipped topping and eggs to yield a versatile batter. It bakes in various pans from jelly roll to Bundt, yields 20 cupcakes plus a torte, and keeps well. Decorate with gumdrop flowers and a chocolate glaze for party success.
Stains from coffee or tea on cups can be cleaned by rinsing with vinegar, rubbing with a cloth dipped in salt, washing in soapy water, then rinsing and drying. This method helps lift discoloration and restore shine on ceramic surfaces.
The event promotes a social gathering at 7 30 PM at the K of C Hall on Moore Road in Avon Ohio with an early bird start. Organizers invite local residents to attend and enjoy companionship and entertainment.
Three families from Buckeye Lake Cincinnati and Vermilion Amherst relocate to Elyria in recent weeks. The Norrises Connie and Charles 780 Oberlin Rd moved in April from Buckeye Lake. He works as a 84 Lumber Co salesman and enjoys bowling golf skating and swimming. The Prechtels Judi and Al 346 Cambridge Ave moved in March from Cincinnati after two years in San Antonio. He is a sales engineer with E.F. Bavis and Associates and she sews decorates and gardens. They have a son Thomas Allen and share hobbies of auto racing hunting. The Staveskis James R Mary moved in February from Vermilion and Amherst to 132 Gull Dr. He is a U S Steel Lorain Works wireman apprentice and she is a commercial teller at Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Amherst. He enjoys baseball basketball football and biking while she sews and collects candles and belongs to Amherst Business and Professional Women's Club.
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