—Lancaster Fanning. Saturday. August 9,1969
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Mrs. Stuber Served 4-H
Youth For Twenty-Five Years
by Mrs. Charles McSparran 50 years, having gone with her
Lancaster Farming Staff Writer mother when she was only eight
Lancaster County is a rich ag- y eai 's old She has seived two
dcuUural center and it just takes two-year terms as president and
our community fans to piove as count y secretary in 1934 and
■the fine quality of the ciops, t 935 She legularly attends the
vegetables, fiuits, animals and Farm Women’s State convention
poultry that aie produced here, held at Hamsburg each January.
But did you ever stop to think She is a member of Swamp
of how much planning and woik United Church of Christ, being
that precedes a fail? One in- a membei of the Board of Chris
dividual who gives unstmtmgly tian Education and president of
of her time and talents to in- the Willing Workers oiganization
sure a successful fair is Mrs. which meets monthly. In 1963
Harold (Esther) Stuber of Schoe- the chmch dedicated a new Edu
»ieck. She has been a directoi of cation Building and since then
the Ephrata Fair Association foi rebuilt their organ This group is
ten years and selves as Exhibits ieducing the debt by serving dm
■Chairman. It is her duty to get neis, banquets and wedding re
the department woikers, the ceptions They also make out real
judges and the übbons and to see well having food stands at com
that the exhibit tent is leady It niunity sales They take bus trips
means attending Association to Shopping Centers etc They
meetings throughout the yeai sponsoied and provided seven
end making many personal con- characters for Dutch Dialect
tacts and telephone calls. Players who presented two come-
Mrs Stuber retned in June as a ies m u t c h dialect in the
Leader of Lincoln 4-H Sewing church Education Building and
Club after seivmg twenty-five repeated them for various other
years and was presented with a Ol ganizations. Mrs Stuber
iieautiful silver trav with the 4-H teaches the adult Bible class of
emblem engraved on it The pre- or 50 people, is a members of
eentation was made by Miss the church choir and helps the
Holoies Bollinger who was piesi- Women s Guild with then woiyt
dent of the Club at that time tMrs Stuber is a licensed prac-
When approached by Miss Anne * lca * nuise and works at least
Foibes, the Home Economist t" 0 ays a wee k a t the Ephrata
from the county Extension Of- Nuising Home.
dice, to be the Club Leader she ~ 0 . , ,
eaid she couldn’t do it as she was , Mrs . Stub * was iaared ™ a
Seft-handed and couldn’t sew fai ”\ T bein V daughter of Mi
a/r. pi. , <rpl ,„ „„v and Mis Samuel Mohlei Mi
Mis Stuber says This is wheie ~ 1n i ,
i ieally learned to sew In Mohlei was a well-known imal
twenty-five yeais you give a lot mail * or a n “ mber 0
ol time but I always feel you get £f als f* Stuber was , tbe SOn ° f
u lot out of it” Both of hei Ml M */ M Hai 1 S ‘ ube ‘ and a
„ „ c ~ grandson of Mi and Mrs Elwood
daughters weie membeis of this , TT , ~
m rinh Stubei He is employed in the
Service Paits Department of the
Esther is an active membei of New Holland Machine Company
Faim Women Society #3 and Mi and Mis Stuber weie house
has belonged to it 43 yeais She parents for twenty-two children
lias attended their meetings foi six yeais in the Milton Hershey
MRS HAROLD STUBER likes tins
silver tray she received in appreciation of
the 25 years she served as Leader of the
FOR THE
FARM
WIFE
AND
FAMILY
Lincoln 4-H
tique dishes
board.
COOKING in her attractive modern kitchen is Mrs. Stuber, of Schoeneck.
L. F. Photo
School then lived twenty-five 1 teaspoon salt Sift together and add 1 cup sifted
years in Lincoln They have lived 3 tablespoons soft shortening flour and 2 teaspoons baking
in Schoeneck for two years They Dissolve 1 cake yeast or 1 pack powder
have two daughters. Florence is dry yeast in Vi cup lukewarm Add 1 teaspoon vanilla and Vi
a trained nurse and married to water. Mix above ingredients cup hot m’ik
Robert Hackman. They have with approximately Vh to 2% Line bottom of jelly roll pan
three children and live in Selins- cups western flour Turn dough with waxed paper Pour batter
giove. She is administrator in on board and cover for 10 minu- into it and bake 15 minutes at
The Doctor’s Geriatrics and Con- tes. 400 degrees.
valescent Center of Sehnsgrove j n a 9” x g» x 2” p an prepare Turn out on tea towel and roll.
which has about 100 beds. Linda following: When cool unroll and spread
graduated fiom Goldy Beacom % CU p me it e d butter with jelly or softened ice cream.
College of Wilmington, Delaware CU p brown sugar Roll again, sprinkle with powder
in June and is now employed Sprinkle with raisins and nuts. ed sugar. If it is filled with ice
secret C anai n work CaSter RoU <*°ugh on floured store , in fl 'f*er until
secretarial work. board mtQ a 9 „ x12 „ ob i ong ready to use, slice and serve with
Mis Stuber enjoys cooking, al- Spread with butter and sprinkle
so sewing and mending as long with Vz cup brown sugar and rs ; Stuber makes this numb
as she is not sewing for herself, cinnamon. Roll as for jelly roll, u n » statement. A person is m-
She likes to read and to travel, slice into 12 slices one inch thick. v °f ve< f j n all these activities but
The family has taken some nice Place in pan, let raise until y °u c °umn tdo all these things
camping trips Ten years ago double Bake about 25 minutes without the cooperation of other
they took an eight week camping in a 400 degree oven. Turn up- P eo Ple members of your fami
tup to Alaska and points of in- side down immediately Let pan ant * people in. the orgamza
terest in northern United States on about one minute so the mix- tlons *
and Canada. They travelled the tnre can run down, over
Yukon Territory via the rugged buns
Alaska highway They have their TOSSED SALAD llln
own camper and have spent 'a AND DRESSING ■ ctllll wwOHIGII
couple weeks at a time in the 1 qt. spinach soriPTV 97
New England States, the Great 1 qt lettuce Bummer activities of the Some-
Smoky Mountains. Canada, etc a bit of omon t , of Farm women #27 included
Mis Stubei likes antiques if hard boiled eggs a family picnic - at Sico Park, Mt.
they come down in the family Dressing: - Joy with 23 membeis, their fami-
She has- some nice old pieces of l ies and guests attending. Each
china and glassware in hei laige 3 tablespoons sugar member brought one hot dish
old cornei cupboaid 1 tablespoon vinegar _ and one cold dtsh The food com-
Smce cooking is Esther’s fa- ® tablespoons salad dressing mittee, Mrs. Galen Benner, Mrs.
vonte household task she wants * tablespoon cream or milk Wilbur Erb & Mrs John Nissley
to share these of her favonte Toss salad lightly together delighted everyone by making
lecipes diessmg and spunkle homemade root beer and several
cusp bacon pieces over the top flavors of homemade ice cream.
POTATO FILLING ]\li§ Robert Sheaier and Mrs.
2 cups mashed potatoes Witmer Sherer had everyone ex
-4 cups soft bread cubes eitmg wits and stamina in a va
-3 eggs nety of competitive endeavors
heated milk _ Another highlight was a tour
2 tablespoons onion and 0 f Masonic Homes in Eliza
-2 tablespoons celery sauteed in bethtown and an afternoon meet
butter mg on the lawn of Mrs John
1 heaping teaspoon chopped Musser who with her co-hostess
parsley Mrs. Lester Hawthorne served
Mash-the potatoes, add beaten refreshments,
eggs, bread cubes and enough . ~ , .
milk to make mixture the con- n / 01 ro 1 call d “ nng tbe
sistency of rather soft mashed ness meeting, each member told
potatoes (the bread absoibs the what impressed her most during
moisture of the milk, it will be 1 e U 1
too stiff if not enough milk had The society plans to donate
been used) Add onions, celeiy, *o the Conestoga River Socie
parsley, and salt and pepper to ty The Lancaster County U S O.
taste Let is set about an hour, receive six dozen cookies
or it can be made the day before Aug 16 Mrs. Wayne Miller, Mrs.
and refrigerated Bake at 375 de- dames Garber and Mrs John
giees until it is nice and biown bhssley volunteeied for the job
over the top. of baking them
BAKED LIMA BEANS -SOCIETY 28
4 lb. beans A come-as-you-are party pro
-3 bottles ketchup vided the fun at a meeting of
1 lb. crisp bacon Society of Faim Women 28 at
3 cups molasses the home of Mrs. James Martin,
V 2 cup brown sugar Delp Road
Soak beans overnight, parboil, she was assisted by Mrs. Jay
add ketchup, bacon) etc and Gioff Mrs Robeit Hess led de
bake in 350 degree oven about 2 votions. Games were in charge
hours Good for freezing of Mrs Roy Book and Mrs Jo-
ROLL CfAKE "seph Nolf
Sewing Club. Some of her an- Beat until light, 4 eggs 'and V 4 The by-laws were read accord
can be seen in her corner cup- teaspoon salt ■ ing to annual club requirements.
L. F. Photo Add and continue to beat 1 cup At a business meeting conducted
4 sugar (Continued On Page 24)
PECAN BUNS
1 cup lukewarm butteimilk .
1 teaspoon sugar
Vi teaspoon soda
the