Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
| June 29, 1978 Shelton Mason County Journal |  |
|
©
Shelton Mason County Journal. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 6 (6 of 38 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
June 29, 1978 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
' Antique show dates set
What's The dates of August 3 and 4 Gruden.
are announced for Saint David's Other chairmen for the event
oki eighth annual Antiques Show include Ernestine Nicklaus,
and Sale at the Episcopal dealers; Ken Hofer, publicity;
Church. and Joan Boone, Sue Shefler and
Co n? ........ Vicki Owens, kitchcn
* lne event, wnlcn Ieatures .
, booths and rooms of Washington arrangements. Barry Barr will
dealers' displays, a luncheon and
A WIDE ARRAY of seasonings close at hand are an important feature of
Bernice McDonald's kitchen.
Bernice McDonald
"We're a close family," she
remarks. "I've always maintained
a goal of getting along with my
sons- and daughters-in-law. And
they're all great."
Bernice McDonald has
recently been forced to give up
some of her community activities
by ill health. Until early this
year she was an active member
of the Legion of Mary, a
devotional and service
organization of the Roman
Catholic Church to which she
belongs.
"It was nearly forty years
ago that I joined as an auxiliary
member," she recalls.
For 15 years Bernice visited
nursing homes daily, providing
transportation to appointments,
church and outings for residents.
On summer Sundays she usually
took blind convalescents to the
outdoor band concerts in the
city parks, and she enjoyed
taking people without family
h6me to dinner:
Bernice McDonald, known to
her family as "Cookie
Grandma," is an expert at coping
with the vagaries of diet
requirements, while catering to
the tastes of frequent visitors.
Living close to several
members of her large family,
Bernice is often called on to
make favorite recipes. She likes
main dishes that use local
seafood and salads that keep
well.
Family is of prime
importance to Bernice
McDonald. She moved here from
Everett, where she was born and
where she made her home for 79
years, four years ago.
"My daughters wanted me to
be closer after my husband's
death," she explains. A daughter
and son-in-law, Frances and Joe
Leister, live at Valley Center.
Annother daughter, Bonnie
Smith, died this spring; of her
next-door son-in-law, Floyd
Smith, Bernice says, "He's. as
lar as 6fid"bf my own children.
DUSTY THE CAT, the waif who adopted Bernice
McDonald, purrs approvingly when Bernice appears
outdoors to tend her blooming roses.
snack facility, and special
lectures and appraisal schedules,
will be held under the
chairmanship of Hank and Joan
work with the dealers moving
operations.
Tickets for the show will be
available for sale soon through
members of Saint David's.
Adams gets law degree
Dianna Timm Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Timm of Union, was among 165
students to receive the Juris
Doctor degree at the University
of Puget Sound School of Law's
spring commencement exercises
held recently in Tacoma.
Washington Attorney General
Slade Gorton delivered the
commencement address and was
recipient of an honorary doctor
of laws degree.
Thomas A. Davis, dean of
adjusts cookery to
and a few drops of yellow
coloring, beating until well
blended. Four tablespoons equal
a large egg, and has only 25
calories," Bernice says.
"A nurse gave me the recipe,
and it's even good for scrambled
eggs and omelettes."
The yellow food coloring was
Bernice's own addition to the
recipe. "The eye has a lot to do
with your appetite," she
maintains. "You can live without
some seasonings if things look
appealing."
Cookie's Butterhoms
1 cake yeast
1 Tbsp. sugar
1 C. scalded milk, cooled
4 C. flour
4 eggs
½ C. sugar
1 tsp. salt
Combine yeast, sugar and milk,
adding about half the flour. Let
sponge rise, then add remaining
ingredients, kneading until stiff.
Let rise until double in bulk.
Then roll out, cut thin strip;
twist and coil into loose spirals
on greased cookie sheet. Let rise
and bake in a medium oven.
Glaze or not, as you wish.
Oyster Pie
Make crust:
1-2/3 C. soda cracker crumbs
"I got more out of it than I
ever put into it, I can tell you
that," she declares emphatically.
"I just putter now," she says.
"I'm like Harry Lauder's father
who went to the doctor
complaining of a cough.
" 'How auld be ye, Angus?'
asked the doctor.
" '93.'
" 'Awa' home wi' ye,' said
the doctor, 'An' be glad ye' can
cough at yer age!' "
Making special cushions for
bedridden patients, sewing and
crocheting still keep her
occupied. She plays the organ
and maintains a flower garden,
and she looks out for a
long.haired cat named Dusty.
"She's a tramp," Bernice
laughs. "She just appeared and
adopted me, and now she's
deposited a nestful of kittens
somewhere - darned if I can
find them, though."
A diet restricted to eliminate
sugar, cholesterol and salt poses
some challenges to Bernice's
cooking skills. One of her many
solutions is a recipe for "phoney
eggs" which she says beats the
high cost of the egg substitutes
available in stores.
"I mix six egg whites, a
quarter cup of non-fat powdered
milk, two tablespoons of corn oil
COKE,
FRESCA,
SPRITE,
TAB
*1.69
6 Pack Cans
PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, 7-UP, DIET 7-UP,
P, ,] • 'n Pretty ., ,.,,., ,uo,.,...
, DR. PEPPER, HIRES,
NESBITTS, SQUIRT
Grooming ,_c_
Bath and fluff dry, hair
cut, ears cleaned, nails
cut, glands expressed.
*10 AND UP
'1.79
Crushed m by the bag or can.
Go west on Railroad Avenue
1/2 mile past the tracks,
turn left at our sign.
Follow the paw prints.
()pen Mon.-Sat., 9 to 5
Open 7 a.m.-12 p.m., Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m.-12 p.m., Sun.
Brad Owen: Owner
426-1202
Page 8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 29, 1978
the university, and Wallace M.
Rudolph, dean of the school of
law, presented the candidates to
UPS President Philip M. Phibbs,
who conferred the degrees.
The University of Puget
Sound is a privately endowed,
liberal arts institution with an
enrollment of approximately
2,800 students on the main
campus representing every state
in the nation and 20 foreign
countries.
diet
¼ C. soft butter
2 Tbsp. water
Mix well and pat into a 9-inch
pie pan, patting firmly against
sides and bottom to form a
crust.
Filling:
I onion (size depends on taste)
¼ C. butter or shortening
l pint raw, rinsed and
drained oysters, cut into
pieces
1 can mushroom soup, undiluted
3 eggs
¼ C. milk
Saute onion in butter or
shortening. Add oysters,
mushroom soup and eggs beaten
with milk. Blend all together and
pour into cracker shell. Bake at
325 degrees F. for 50 or 60
minutes. Cut into pie-shaped
wedges. Makes a nice main dish
for a meal.
Lorri Putvin
Moose dance
Shelton Moose Lodge will
include a .free foxtrot lesson at 8
p.m. Wednesday, July 5, as part
of the lodge's ballroom dance
series A dance follows at the
lodge hall.
$60 value
is yours fre
with the
purchase of
our queen
size Avanti or
Pillow soft
set. Includes:
queen size
blanket, pad,
2 pillows,
2 eae, fitted
bottoIn mHI
top .heet!
Putvin in summer stock
Lorri Putvin was named tiffs until August 19.
week to membership in an Six, hit plays and t
eight-person song-and-dance team children s productions ma
which will perform in Bellingham the season schedule,
this summer under the auspices includes an Agatha (
of Summer Stock '78, a theatre mystery musical, Shakes
company sponsored by the 'Love's Labours Lost,"
department of Theatre/Dance at "Butterflies are Free,"
Western Washington University.
She is also cast for a part in
the children's production "The
Ice Wolf," with production set
for July 21 and 22.
An audition which included a
monologue from "The Miracle
Worker" and the song
"Tomorrow" from the musical
"Annie" won Lorri a place
among the 45 company members,
Summer Stock, in its eighth
performance season at Western
Washington, includes theatre
students from lfigh schools and
colleges in a program of activity
onstage and backstage. High
school and college instructors
make up the staff.
Lorri will reside in
Bellingham and work as
songstress, actress :and technician
for Murder," and "Arsenic
Old Lace."
All evening
scheduled at 8:15 p.m. and
children's matinees are at
and 2 p.m. Further
and tickets for summer
performances are avail
through Room 211, College
Western Washington
Lorri Putvin, the 18.
daughter of Roy and
Putvin of Shelton, has
active in the Shelton
School drama depart
activities.
Following her
Bellingham, -Lorri will
Centralia Community
Her plans for the future
more drama study,
the University of Washin
WHAT'S JAN DANFORD DOING on her vacation? One need look I
further than the puppy pen; the nurture and training of future champi¢
Cora and Quincy, descendants, of a long line of Schutzhund title hol#
occupies her time away from the Journal.
You could spend those nights of tension and body aches dreaming
away on our pillow-soft Signature mattress. Two great models to
choose from...the Signature and Signature Ultra Firm. Our Synchroflex
coils, Serta-liner bands and our Twin Edge construction are scientifically
designed to give your back all the support it needs, in a gorgeous
Antique Gold damask covering,
Twin Size ............. Per Piece $119.00
Full Size .............. Per Piece $149.00
Queen Size ................. Set $359.95
King Size ................... Set $499.95
KELLY'S FURNITURE
1st & Mill St. 426.241 t
If you
us, we'll support
your back.