84-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, April 15, 2000
Stauffer Home Open For Kitchen Tour
Sons Clark and Ronald live nearby and often drop by to visit their mother and perhaps
taste some of her cooking for which she is famous. Elva owns the Cloister Restaurant
where she cooks and does anything that needs to be done. Clark took over the family
farm and Ronald works in the restaurant.
Her collection of dolls include these. One doll sits on an
old wooden tricycle Elva found at a garage sale.
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around the world visited the
Stauffer farm in Ephrata. Aaron
was also a former president of
the county Soil Conservation
District, a township supervisor,
and owner of Cloister Restau
rant.
The Kitchen Kaper tour in
cludes two bed and breakfast
homes, four private homes, the
Eicher Arts Center, and the
craft show at the Ephrata
Church of the Brethren.
Those interested in participat-
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chased in advance. Send
payment with a stamped, self
adressed business-size envelope
to Marti Nissley, 21 Ridgewood
Dr., Akron, PA 17501.
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Marti Nissley at (717) 859-2847
or Edith Graff at (717) 336-
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• Mrs. Elva Stauffer, 552 Stevens Rd. This new home contains a cherry
wood kitchen with a convenient breakfast bar and view of the countryside.
The white tile backwash of the sink area is sprinkled with various flower
designs Among Mrs. Stauffer’s fine collections, including dolls and iron
door-stop dogs, she will display numerous old and new hand-sewn quilts.
These include a lovely Cathedral Window, which she made, an old Postage
stamp quilt, another, more than 100 years-old, titled Drunkard’s Path. Food
will be served by Doug Graybill, Fox Chase Golf Club, 300 Stevens Rd.,
Stevens. Royer’s Flowers, 165 S. Reading Rd., Ephrata, will provide the
decor.
• Cocalico Creek Bed & Breakfast, owner and innkeeper Charlene
Sweeney, 224 S. 4th St., Denver. Built in 1927, this 2-1/2 story home, is of
limestone structure and the spacious property sits next to the Cocalico
Creek. Spring flowers bloom on its hillside and along the driveway. The
bright and cheery interior features a stencil design on the kitchen floor with
Mrs, Sweeney’s hex pattern design, “Lucky Stars That Guide Your Heart.”
Dante’s Family Restaurant, 336 Mam, Denver, will furnish the food. Black
Ins Designs, 108 E. Main, Ephrata, will furnish the decor.
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