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Getting the mix out of the
box is a major chore for
Carrie, who starts her
chocolate cake cookies with
a box of Jiffy•
"Mommy, was that an egg I
just heard drop on the
floor?"
"You don't mind if I sneak "Ya just dump 'em in like
one of these, do you?" this, see."
This is how Carrie puts the
egg i n her batter, by
smashing it.
You put a few chocolate
chips in, and you eat a few,
says Carrie.
"Let's see, was that one
teaspoon of vanilla or one
cup of vanilla?"
"One advantage of putting
them on the sheet this way is
that I get to lick my fingers."
te marry
The Baha'is of Shelton and
Mason County will join their
fellow believers in more than
THIS IS HOW Carrie Field gets her ingredients out of the cupboard• (She 60,000 communities around the
wipes her feet before she stands on the counter.) . ..... world in 0bscrving on July 9 the
...... ........ ' arativer~:= of~the martyrdom Of
ey taste
~.arrie Field hasn't.
She hasn't traveled around the
world, hasn't won the Betty
Crocker National Cooking Award,
hasn't married anyone, hasn't
been on "Queen for a Day,"
hasn't seen the Loch Ness
Monster and hasn't read any good
book lately. But she's still happy.
She plays all day.
Most Journal cooks-of-the-
week have a box full of a couple
hundred great redpes that they
can choose from to share with our
readers. All Carrie has to do is
choose between toast, peanut
butter and honey sandwiches,
Kool-Aid and chocolate cookies.
Carrie, who is 3½ yeats old, is
the daughter of Otto and Sandy
Field of Stretch Island. She was
born August 29, 1971 in Sitka,
Alaska, where her parents met.
tter father is a general contractor;
her mother is a bookkeeper for
the Journal.
MORE ON TEEN
SKIN TROUBLE
Last week we discussed the
benefits of regular care of
ached skin and the use of
cleansers for cleaning oily
teenage skin. in addition to
than mud pies
Carrie's interview was a
dassic.
"How long have you been
cooking, Carrie?"
"I don't know."
"'Well, what do you like to
cook?"
"1 don't know•"
"What do you do all day?"
"Play. But I don't stay up all
day."
"Oh• You take naps. For how
long?"
"I don't know."
"Do you like to take naps?"
"'No."
"What do you like to do?"
"I don't know."
"I see you have a dog. What's
its name?"
"Puppet. Here, Puppet."
"Does he smoke?"
"No."
"Why?"
"Because it makes him
sneeze."
"How long have you had
Puppet?"
"It was a long time ago."
Carrie fixed some of her
famous chocolate cake cookies
during the interview. The secret
to the cookies seems to be their
simplicity. You want cookies in
15 minutes? Try it the way Carrie
makes them.
Carrie does one thing when
she makes them that you may not
in the bowl, she just grabs the
sucker and squeezes it like you
squeeze a sponge. Then she licks
her fingers.
Carrie's Chocolate Cookies
Buy a box of Jiffy oke mix.
Dump the contents of the box
into a bowl and add an egg, 2
tablespoons of water and a
tablespoon of melted shortening.
Add chopped nuts and chocolate
chips if you want. Eat a few of
the chocolate chips right out of
the bag. Heat the oven to 350
degrees and drop the batter onto
a cookie sheet with a teaspoon. In
10 to 12 minutes, jerk the
perfectly baked cookies out of
the oven and eat them.
Carrie's Kool-Aid
Buy a package of Kool-Aid
and some sugar. Pour the contents
of the Kool-Aid package into a
pitcher, add a cup of sugar and
two quarts of water and stir. Pour
the Kool-Ald into a glass to drink.
Mother will hit you if you drink it
out of the pitcher.
Carrie's Boiling Water
Buy a saucepan. Put water
from any tap into the saucepan
and put it on the stove. Turn the
burner on "high." In a few
minutes, your water will be
one of the central figures of their
faith- the Bab•
Mirza Ali Muhammad, a
Persian youth of 25 years who
took the title of the Bab, or Gate,
prepared the way for the later
unfoldment of the Baha'i Faith.
From 1844 until his death in
1850, he urged his followers to
develop distinctive spiritual and
moral characters, and to prepare
for the advent of the Lord of the
Age.
As Persians from every walk
of life eagerly responded to the
Bab's religion, ecclesiastical and
temporal leaders became
increasingly alarmed. The Bab was
jailed and moved to an extremity
of the realm. The masses were
encouraged to attack the
adherents of this new movement.
"Approximately 20,000 of the
Bab's followers were put to death.
Convinced finally that only
the execution of the Bah himself
would quell the burgeoning
movement, the authorities
approved the death sentence. On
July 9, 1850, the Bab, who was
then only 30 years old, was
martyred by a firing squad in a
public square in Tabriz, Iran, with
thousands of people looking on.
In 1863, Baha'u'llah, the
founder of the Baha'i Faith,
announced that he was one whose
advent the Bab had foretold.
Baha'u'llah stressed the urgent
need for social reforms as well as
spiritual regeneration. The
primary teaching of the Baha'i
Faith is that mankind is one and
must unite on a world scale to
achieve the goals every divine
educator has voiced.
The remains of the Bab are
interred at the World Center of
the Baha'i Faith outside Haifa,
Israel, in a beautiful
golden-domed shrine on Mt.
Carmel. The anniversary of his
martyrdom is observed each year
by Baha'is around the world.
Additional information may
be obtained by calling 426-5336.
Rainbows elect
Patti Brewer
Patti Brewer of Shelton was
among the new officers for the
Grand Assembly of the States of
Washington and Idaho,
International Order of the
Rainbow for Girls, who were
installed last week during
ceremonies at the Washington
State University Performing Arts
Coliseum.
Brewer, who is a 1975-76
Officer for "faith," was one of
more than 1,000 voting delegates
who attended the three-day
session held on the WSU campus.
MR• AND MRS. C. M• BROWN announce the engagement of
their daughter, Linda J. Knight, to Paul R. Kangas, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John E• Kangas. All are of Shelton.
e
Sue Lemagie q
- _ ~ra
Susan Mae Lemagie, a lcen
graduate of Shelton High Sd
received her bachelor's degr l,h,
zoology from the Universi _
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Washington summa cure
(with highest honors)ey
University's centen StohI
commencement ceremony br
14. be
Twenty-five seniors odb
5,766 receiving degrees earnd',
top honor for compiling t
point average from 3.92 h;l
perfect 4 0 Lemagie ish,Z.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lemagie of Shelton. L
Michael F Sparks, -_
1970 graduate" of Shelton-[a
School, received his degr.
sociology from the Universi
Washington "cure laude" ( e's
cumulative grade point averah,e
3.52 to 3.69). He was amen{:r
seniors out of 5,766 r¢cd.-''~
degrees who were graduated ~r
honors. Sparks is the son of t e
and Mrs. Robert Spar[ &
Shelton.
pi
;tandley ,.
studies at
OSU
Cindy Standley, Route 3
102, Shelton, is one of
Washington State Univ
students who made histor ,'r
week at Oregon State Univa tin
by enrolling in OSU's ar
professional veterinary )e
class - Veterinary Medicine ,
,'11
OSU, which helps stu nst
prepare for veterinary scho .
other states, is planning a rel
program of veterinary
with Washington and Idaho,|l
OSU teaching the third| --
fourth year of clinical med
However, the first third-year 11
is not expected to be enroll le
OSU for four more year nq
having veterinary student ,e
campus is a novelty.
"VM 505 is intende
provide the students )n
practical experience in veter f
clinical practice and in veted ¢,
diagnostic medicine as prad~on
iia 'a diagn~tt0 laboratory,q~lage
Richard Stroud, member sal
OSU Department of Vetert[ the
Medicine, who organized[pery
course. 4 •"~
During the eight-_ing,
summer session, the studen~:sort
spend two weeks in each yc
private veterinary clinics and] us
weeks in the OSU VetedF_
Diagnostic Laboratory. [ar.
three-credit course will
techniques of microbi01 '
parasitology and clil
pathology applicable to a
veterinary dinic.
Sharon Collins
earns degree
Mrs. Sharon Collins,
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Shelton, has earned an
degree from the Hi
Community College regis
nurse program. She
pin at a ceremony held in
on June 10.
cleansers there are other
helpful products designed to
help fight unsightly pimples.
ASTRINGENTS are an
excellent follow-up to
cleansing. Look for an
antiseptic like hexachloro-
phene to fight skin bacteria.
MASKS are good too. We
have several available that
deep-clean skin and help to
unclog pores and lift off excess
oil. We recommend their use
several times a week. When oil
backs up in the pores,
blemishes and blackheads start
to appear.
Next week we'll discuss the
use of moisturizers as part of
an ache skin care progr~lm. In
|he meantime, when you need
help with your acne problem,
slop in and we'll be happy to
show you the many
medications that are designed
1o help you.
Nell's Pharmacy
Emergency Ph. 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin St.--426-3327
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
's -- 9:30 to 6:00
want to do. When she puts the egg boiling.
July 7 thru 11
10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. daily
des: K (5 yrs.) thru 6th
Bring a sack lunch.
istopal Chul', :h
For information:
.__4th & Cedar
426-8472 or 426 226_____::___8_-
We love to help brides make
their wedding day a perfect
one. That's why we carry
three complete lines of
wedding invitations and
accessories so every bride
finds just what she wants. Also, for celebrations of that special
day we offer silver and golden wedding anniversary items.
f '"" 1
/~ Free with $50 1
| ~~ purchase from /
/ our wedding /
/ ~l ~;~ selection Of ~. /
/ Imb~W ~ invitations, ~,~=~ /
I napkins and all /
I accessor,es. /
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Cou.t tat o.e
118 North Second Shelton 426-4213
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