Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1970
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An easy-to-make seasonal recipe is Marian Bayley's Pumpkin Bread. For the woman whose baking time is limited, Mrs. Bayley recommends this one bowl recipe as a sure-to-please treat. (News photo by Jack Stubbs)

Published In
Ann Arbor News, July 2, 1968
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Mrs. Clyde A. Fahrner Jr. of 2040 Calumet accepts a helping hand from a young neighbor, Stephen Fister, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fister of 2027 Calumet, as she prepares her diet dessert specialty. While not all of Mrs. Fahrner's recipes are slimming, this Coffee Fudge Parfait has only 120 calories per tall serving glass. What better recommendation can a low-calorie dessert receive than approval by a non-dieter such as Stephen? Mrs. Fahrner's Grasshopper Pie is sure to please.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1959
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MAKE SANDWICHES: Mrs. George Eckhoff and her daughter, Claudia, cut bread and spread with cheese mix to make sandwiches for a commencement party buffet.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, February 9, 1961
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ON YOUR MARK, GET SET..: Lee Stansbury, 10, gives his mother, Mrs. Bruce E. Stansbury, the go-ahead signal for the final baking of her cheese cake pie. Mrs. Stansbury has found that proper timing of several steps in making this pie is essential to insure perfect results.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1956
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PARTY PREPARATION: This is the day for hearts and cupids and poetry and parties and school youngsters across the city were busy exchanging cards and having special Valentine Day celebrations. In Bach School this morning, our photographer caught these members of a kindergarten class deep in the serious business of making a Valentine pudding for later consumption. The girls seem to be doing the work but the middle man gets to lick the bowl. They are (left to right) Sandy Zahn, 5, of 215 Murray Ave., Larry Hulcher, 5, of 223 Crest Ave., and Judy May, 5, of 219 Bucholz Ct.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1977
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TAKES THE CAKE — This cake train baked by Community High School students has a "car" for each member of the school faculty and staff. The engine went to the dean, the car decorated with a telephone went to a secretary and cake with symbols for art and music were given to the appropriate teachers. The cakes were baked at home by four students and presented to surprised staffers at a meeting Wednesday. Left to right are Liz Gray, assistant dean, cake bakers Margaret Reeves, Eleanor Loomis, Kate Remley, Sally Craft and Community Dean Connie Craft.