Mrs. Snader Is Co. Farm Women Secretary
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year of Summit Valley
Elementary PTA. She went along
on field trips and helped serve
barbecues.
Snaders have two sons. Jeffrey
was born October 12,1962—0 n his
parents’ 16th wedding an
niversary. David was born two
years later on October 4. Both
boys go to Summit Valley
Elementary School in Eastern
Lancaster County School
District. Jeff started on the snare
drum, is in church choir and was
in Cub Scouts last year. Both boys
like to draw.
Snaders own a three-apartment
house at Ocean City, N.J. The
whole family enjoys going
there in June. They ride their
bikes on the beach, walk on the
boardwalk and hunt shells. They
go to clean, paint and renovate
the apartments, then rent them in
the summer. Snaders go there for
weekends whenever they can in
the summer.
The whole family enjoys
playing Crokinole, shooting pool
and playing games together.
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Mrs. Snader has a knack for
sewing. She makes almost all her
own clothes and made jackets for
the boys recently. She does
needlepoint, knits sweaters and
is making a “Dutch tele” pattern
afghan. She antiqued a nail keg
which adds distinction to their
living room decor.
She and her husband are do-it
yourself people. They refinish
furniture and do their own
painting. He caned chairs, laid
carpet, wall paneled their
basement and hung book shelves.
He installed their stove top and
dishwasher. He has a Shopsmith
and makes some nice picture
frames, then finishes them. He
also teaches the boys to do things.
Mrs. Snader attributes Leo’s
handiness to living on the farm
and learning to do for himself.
As for Anna Mae, she says, “I
like to cook, I like to bake aqd I
like to try new recipes. We like
good food. Both os us enjoy eating
tremendously.” She still cans and
freezes a lot of vegetables and
fruits, even though they do not
have their own garden.
When we think of February,
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somehow the tradition of that
George Washington cherry tree
story has brought with it the
tendency to use cherries for
desserts. Here are some of Mrs.
Snader’s, as well as some of her
own favorites.
CHERRY SUPREME
1 can Lucky Leaf or Musselman’s
cherry pie filling
1 can Eagle Brand condensed
milk
1 qt. Cool Whip
1 No. 2 can drained crushed
pineapple
Mix all together, adding
cherries last. Chill. Serve with a
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cookie or on top of angel food
cake.
CHERRY DELIGHT
CRUST
Rolll or grind one 8 oz box
thin pretzels or pretzel sticks till
they are like course nuts. Add 3
tablespoons sugar Melt 1 stick
butter and V 2 stick margarine
Mix with pretzels mixture and
press down on bottom of 9 x 13
inch pan. Refrigerate.
FILLING;
Cream one 8 oz package of
cream cheese with one cup sugar
Make up two envelopes of Dream
Whip (2 packages) according to
directions on package. Fold in
cream cheese mixture. Spread
over crust. Chill for 24 hours
minimum. Day of serving
spread IVz jars of Musselman’s
cherry pie filling on top of the
other mixture. Refrigerate till
ready to use 12-14 servings.
SOUR CHERRY MUSH
2 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
Stir until flour browns. Mix
with sweetened cherries
1 qt. fresh sour cherries
iy 2 cups sugar (or sweeten to
taste)
Chill. Serve with milk as
dessert or serve as a side dish
with meat
PINEAPPLE-CARROT
SALAD
3 oz lemon jello
y 2 cup sugar
y 2 teaspoon salt
Juice from No. 2 can crushed
pineapple and enough water
for IV 2 cups liquid. Heat juice
to boiling and add to jello,
sugar and salt
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Let completely set and whip.
Add
-1 cup grated carrots
Pineapple
y 2 pint cream, whipped
COCONUT CUSTARD
1 unbaked pie shell (no bubbles in
crust)
3 cups scalded milk
3 eggs, beaten
V> cup sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
dash salt (Vs teaspoon)
1 teaspoon cornstarch (level)
Add milk to remaining
ingredients very slowly—stir
until sugar is dissolved Cover pie
dough with 1-3 cup coconut Add
egg mixture Bake exactly 10
minutes at 450 degrees and lower
to 350 degrees for 10 minutes
SHOO FLY PIE
(makes 9 inch pie)
1 cup flour
% cup dark brown sugar
1 teaspoon Cnsco
Hold out 1-3 cup crumbs for
topping
Mix remaining crumbs with:
(leave lumpy)
1 beaten egg
1 cup molasses
3 A cup boiling water
1 teaspoon soda
Pour mixture into an unbaked
pie crust, top with the crumbs
and bake at 375 degrees for 10
minutes, lower to 350 degrees and
bake 30 minutes
CRUMBCAKE
(three 8 inch layers)
Mix thoroughly, saving 1
tablespoon crumbs for each
cake
-4 cups flour
2 cups sugar
% cups lard
Add
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon soda
'A teaspoon cream of tartar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
Pour batter into greased and
floured pans Add crumb topping.
Bake at 350 degrees for 25
minutes.
CELERY SEED DRESSING
1 cup granulated sugar
IV 2 teaspoons salt
l'/ 2 teaspoons paprika
U/2 teaspoons grated onion
1 cup catsup and chili sauce (half
and half)
Mix this all together
1 cup salad oil
V 2 cup vinegar
l’/ 2 teaspoons celery seed
Add to first mixture and mix
well Can use electric mixer or
blender
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