Volume 9 , Issue 47

Fairview, OK - BIG 300-Pound Birthday Cake

How did Fairview, Oklahoma's BIG 300-pound birthday cake turn out last Saturday evening? If anyone out there from around the Fairview area has picture of that BIG cake, send it along this way to share with everyone. Thanks!

The Fairview, Oklahoma community got together and built the State's largest birthday cake Saturday evening, November 17, 2007, to celebration Oklahoma's 100th birthday.

The community groups and individuals were busy baking 350 9x13 cakes to help in the festivities. At 3 p.m. last Saturday, cakes were delivered to a blocked-off main street to begin the task of assembling the multi-tiered cake.

Fairview wanted to do something special to celebrate the centennial that would involve many of the community's citizens. AND... everyone loves birthday cakes. So... they decided to build a large cake to mark this special day to celebrate Oklahoma's 100th birthday.

The 300-pound cake will be constructed on a large wooden frame for the multi-tiers. Plans were to have the cake built, iced prior to 7:30 p.m., Saturday, November 17, 2007. How did this 300-pound cake turn out?

The 4th graders from Fairview's Cornelsen elementary school performed the historical marriage ceremony of Oklahoma and Indian territory.
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