Longview Daily News from Longview, Washington • 20

"C4 WEDNESDAY MARCH 28 2001 THE DAILY NEWS LONGVIEW WASH She was preceded in death by her husband a sister Nellie Ingersoll and two sons James Seacat and Dennis Seacat Survivors include three daughters Beryl Foster of Waldport Ore Carol McRae of Longview and Patricia Muhlhausen of Rapid City SD 19 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren A celebration of her life will be held at 1 1 am Monday at the Kelso United Methodist Church Memorial contributions may be made to the church or the Community Home Health and Hospice PO Box 2067 Longview WA 98632 Cremation will take place under the direction of Dahl-McVicker Funeral Home Her remains will be placed next to her husband at Green Hill Cemetery in Alexandria Dorothy I (Gusey) Clement W'ord has been received that former Rainier resident Dorothy Irene Clement 81 died March 10 2001 at her home in Sacramento Calif She was bom Nov 16 1919 in Seattle and lived in Rainier from the early 1930s to 1955 She graduated from Rainier High School in 1938 Survivors include a daughter Dorene Clement of Sacramento two granddaughters Gwyn Reese and Anne Askin both of Sacramento and a great-granddaughter Preceding her in death was a daughter Caroline Ann Clement Robert Larson Due to information received Mr father was incorrectly identified in paper Robert Lawrence Larson 78 of Kelso died March 24 2001 at the Hospice Care Center He was bom Aug 25 1922 in Kelso to Charles and Anna (Meier) Larson Deaths Reynolds Maude 93 Longview died Tuesday at the Hospice Care Center Cascade Northwest Funeral Chapel in Longview for seven years coming from Philomath Oi Mr Moore eqjoyed woodworking fishing and studying the Bible He was preceded in death by his wife Dorothy Moore in 1997 Survivors include a stepson James Hardesty of Kelso a daughter Bonnie Greatorex of Longview two stepdaughters Patricia Hoiness of Kelso and Barbara Hardest of Tempe Ariz a brother Glenn Moore of Lodi Calif and 14 grandchildrea At his request no services will be held Private interment will take place at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association Waslrington Affiliate 3434 Martin Way NE Olympia WA 98506-5947 Cascade Northwest Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements Harriet Seacat Harriet Elizabeth Seacat 96 of Longview died March 26 2001 at the Hospice Care Center She was bom March 18 1905 in Meredin Iowa to Stuard and Freida (Frerk) Ingersoll She received her early education in Markus Iowa and later graduated from Alexandria High School in South Dakota in 1924 She moved to Longview in 1993 Mrs Seacat worked as a legal secretary until marrying Judge Walter Seacat July 5 1930 She was an active member of the United Methodist Church and of the Celestial Chapter of Eastern Star in Alexandria She was a creative and gifted seamstress and eryoyed knitting crocheting ceramics and oil painting She was an active outdoor person and hunted pheasants and fished She also eryoyed swimming and golf She was greatly loved by her family charge of arrangements Harold Workman Harold Workman 74 of Kalama died March 21 2001 at the Hospice Care Center He as bom Sept 20 1926 in Illinois to Mina and James Workman and had lived in the local area for 40 years Mr Workman served in the Marines during W'orld W'ar II and worked for the local No 21 He as a member of the Mason 32nd and York Rite He eryoyed fishing and family functions He is survived by his wife of 38 years Marian (Mary) Petterson his mother in Lomita Calif two sons Harold Workman and David Workman both of Kalama a daughter Patty Bruins of Marshallville Mo a brother Robert Workman of Medford Ore two sisters Rebecca Stogsdill of Reno Nev and Carol Allison of Lomita and two grandchildren Preceding him in death were three brothers Jim Bill and Fred and two grandchildren Sheny and Max A celebration of his life will be held at 1 pm Saturday at ILWU Hall 627 14th Ave in Longview The Rev Bob Giles Sr will officiate Arrangements are by Green Hills Memorial Gardens Edwin Olson Lifelong Longview resident Edwin Melvin Olson 66 died March 24 2001 at home He was bom June 23 1934 in Longview to Edwin and Elsie (Rowley) Olson Mr Olson served in the Naval Reserves and worked for the railroad for many years retiring from Burlington Northern Railroad He was a devoted and active member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church He eryoyed bowling constructing model cars traveling railroad history and being with friends Survivors include two sisters Viola Whitman of Fairmont Mina and Geneva Olson of Longview a niece a nephew and many great-nieces and great-nephews A funeral service will be held at 1 1 am Tuesday at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with the Rev Wayne Duchow officiating A luncheon will be held after the service Entombment will take place at Longview Memorial Park The viewing will be from noon to 5 pm Friday and from 10 am to 2 pm Saturday at Steele ChapeL In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Emmanuel Lutheran Church 2218 Kessler Blvd Longview WA 98632 Robert Franklin Former Clatskanie Municipal Court Judge Robert Dale Franklin 80 died March 22 2001 at St John Medical Center He was bom March 16 1921 at the Benson Logging Camp on Swedetown Road in Clatskanie to Valentine Holoway and Luana Viola (Payne) Franklin He graduated from Clatskanie High school in 1938 Mr Franklin served in the Army during World War receiving the Asiatic-Pacific Service Medal Good Conduct Medal and American Defense Service Medal He worked for the government in surplus sales of deactivated equipment for many years and returned to Clatskanie in 1970 He served as municipal court judge in Clatskanie for many years retiring in 1991 He was an honorary member of the Beaver Boat Club and was an avid reader mineralogist and fisherman collecting fishing gear books and memorabilia He will be remembered for his kindness and caring and his favorite statement stay pretty He is survived by a niece Rita Rae Johnson of Joplin Mo a nephew Curtis Willson of Clatskanie a dear friend and caregiver LaVelle Fogel of Clatskanie and a host of fishing buddies and friends A celebration of his life will be held at 11 am Friday at the Haakinson-Groulx Mortuary chapel in Clatskanie with the Rev Sayer Strauch officiating Private inurnment will take place after the service Memorial contributions may be made to the Clatskanie Volunteer Firefighters Assoc PO Box 807 Clatskanie OR 97016 Archie Moore Archie Dean Moore 66 died March 25 2001 at his Longview home He was bom April 1 1934 in Randle Wash to Archibald and Bonnie (Faulkner) Moore He lived Doris Wallace Former Toledo resident Dons (Turner) Wallace 88 died March 21 2001 Tualatin Ore She was bom May 27 1912 in Morton Wash and lived in Toledo until die early 1950s Mrs Wallace was a member of the Neighborhood Assemblies of God Cluuch and was employed by Woodland Park Hospital until her retirement She moved to Portland 10 where she resided until her death She married William Wallace Nov 1 1 19' 50 He preceded her in death Oct 17 1960 1 Survivors include two daughters Darlene Hoge of West Linn Ore and Gwyneth Stark of Little Rock Ai three sisters Violet Fry and Sirah Greenwalt both of Vancouver and Laverne Rupe of Springfield Ore two brothers John Turner of Longview and I larrison Turner of Toledo seven grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren Int emient has taken place in Winloek Remembrances may be made to the Neighborhood Church Missions Fund 21065 Stafford Rd Tualatin OR 97062 Arrangements are under the direction of Peake Memorial Funeral Home ijette 'BJ Christensen Word has been received tliat for-iner Longview resident Bette 72 died March 11 2001 in Olympia She was bom Sept 26 1928 in Ace Texas to Myrtle Williams and Vance Miller She moved to Syjngview as a teenager graduating 3rom RA Long High School in 1947 moved to Oregon in 1953 She married Don Christensen in 1947 in Longview They had 10 children and lived in Brownsville and the Sweet Home area She was a homemaker and a raspberry farmer in Crawfordsville After her divorce she completed her education and graduated with honors from the University of Oregon at the age of 56 She worked in the field of social services for several years and served with the Peace Corps in Jamaica from 1990 to 1992 She loved books music nature and her family She eryoyed playing Scrabble swing dancing garden landscaping and building bonfires She believed in the active pursuit of knowledge and traveled to several foreign countries during her lifetime She ill be remembered for her adventurous spirit wisdom and wit She is survived by her 10 children Donna Christensen of Bellevue Dee Christensen of Olympia Dave Christensen of Phoenix Ariz Denise Christensen of Lacey Wash Dusty Christensen of Baker City Ore Dennis Christensen of the Dalles Ore Dale Christensen of San Jose Calif Duane Christensen of Central Point Ore Dane Christensen of San Jose Calif and Doug Christensen of Beaverton Ore and 16 grandchil-dren Preceding her in death were her former husband in 1999 and a brother Jessie Miller also in 1999 A service has taken place in Lacey Memorial contributions may be made to tire Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 100 West Harrison North Tower Suite 501 Seattle WA 98119 Loran 'Dan' Danielson Loran Henry Danielson 77 died March 26 2001 at his Cathlamet home He was bom Oct 1 1923 in Deer Park Wise to Heray and Celia (Schock) Danielson He came to Cathlamet in 1991 from Sunnyside Wash Mr Danielson graduated from high school in Iron Mountain Mich and served in the Army air forces during World War as a member of tiie 483rd Bomber Group in Italy After the war he settled in Washington and farmed for most of his working years raising grapes in the Yakima Valley He also worked in constructioa He was a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Yakima and a member of the Pasco Unioa He enjoyed fishing hunting and spending time with his family He married his wife Donna Danielson July 30 1947 She survives him at home Also surviving are a son Mark Danielson of Cathlamet a daughter Kristyn Danielson of Ridgefield Wash a brother Donald Danielson of Ft Meyers Fla two sisters Helen Miller of San Marcus Calif and Ardys Laydon of Ventura Calif two grandchildren a great-grandchild and several nieces and nephews At his request no services will be held Memorial contributions may be made to the Cathlamet First Aid Division PO Box 142 Cathlamet WA 98612 Dowling Funeral Home is in Edward Treyve Jeffrey Davis Bradly Edgerton PkD Otolaryngology (ENT) Dizziness Head Neck Surgery Hearing Evaluation Facial Cosmetic Surgery Hearing Aids Allergies Snoring FOOD FOLKLORE COOKBOOK REVIEW phirjanjTstffiereJbivoiLCltorinvJbjoioenriuhaUon lln- iflSHF (fiftHt? 033 All about Japanese food CIO Wiii JfiEQf fpci big chef hats pers (something like academic mortarboards only round) starched Scottish caps and even skullcaps Fashion is wayward but there is a common thread in all these shapes indoor headgear The typical European hat always has had a brim but no need to protect a chefs face from rain or sunlight The real purpose of chefs headgear is to keep the hair out of the food And of course to indicate rank As kitchens grew larger in the 18th century it became more important to know at a glance who gave the orders that really counted what the tall toque did By the way the tallest toques in the world seem to be used by the top chefs in Turkey they call to mind the 20-gallon hats favored by the old-time cowboy star Hoot Gibsoa The confectioners in the palace kitchens of Istanbul wore tall white caps shaped like the conical loaves in which white sugar used to come of the few Western attempts at a full examination Shimbo starts with an explanar tion of the structure of the Japanese meal and its service Then she walks you through the ins and outs of specific cooking implements cooking techniques and ingredients along the way dropping useful tips and charming stories that give a sense of how food fits into everyday Japanese life more than a quarter of the way through the book before you hit any recipes The attention to detail does not flag Progressing through the course of the meal the simplest dishes get as much attention as the most complex Her instructions for basic boiled rice cover all eventualities white brown newly harvested and glutinous The history of LOS ANGELES TIMES The chefs toque is one of the few remaining articles of clothing unique to a particular profession In Western countries cooks sometimes wear them even in quite humble eateries and in ambitious restaurant kitchens around the world To explain its unique tall shape said that the toque was inspired by the hats worn by the cooks at 6th-century Greek monasteries or perhaps by monks fleeing the Turkish conquest of Greece in the 15th century This is higldy unlikely because the familiar shape really dates from the end of the 18th century A story in Gastronomica a new magazine from the University of California Press shows European headgear took all sorts of shapes between the 16th and 18th centuries Depending on where and when talking about chefs wore berets stocking caps pointed hats with tassels caps with disk top ft ROBERT LARSON By Russ Parsons LOS ANGELES TIMES For ail of its apparent simplicity Japanese cooking is a mystery to most American cooks While some dishes may look like nothing more than rice and raw fish artfully arranged as anyone who has tried it at home can attest more to Japanese food than meets the eye As with anything truly simple every element demands the utmost care If always wanted to tty your hand at Japanese cooking or even if merely curious about what you eat in restaurants Hiroko new book Japanese (Harvard Common Press $2995) is a godsend While there are many books on sushi and a few other specific aspects of the cuisine this is one mm Cathlamet Cathlamet's i Premier Cla imed Jested riving J-adlity 5 Community Compassion Care 5 Only Young Once But Forever Young At Heart Assisted Living For Seniors 69 Main St Cathlamet WA 98612 3607950100 March 3031 and April 78 at 7 pm at the Kelso Longview Community Seventh-Day Adventist Church 1185 West Side Hwy Kelso First Journey to Bethlehem now experience a journey to the cross in the dramatic Easter Musical LET ALL HEAVEN REJOICE! there' as soldiers and crowds move past and keep a watchful eye on the Messiah Ride the roller coaster of emotions that JESUS followers must have felt There is no admission for this event Doors open at 6:30 pm Robert Lawrence Larson 78 of Kelso died March 24 2001 at the Hospice Care Center He was born Aug 25 1922 in Kelso to Charles and Anna 3 (Meier) Larson and grew up in Ostrander Wash He graduated from Kelso High School in 1941 Mr Larson joined the Navy and underwent basic training in 4 Earagute Idaho He was transferred to the Marine Corp Medical Division and served 33 months overseas He was involved in lu many island invasions in the Pacific with the 3rd Marine Division He retired from the Cowlitz County PUD as head groundman after 33 years of service He also owned and operated Farm Butchering for many years He was a member of the Castle Rock Methodist Church and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers He loved the outdoors raising cattle hunting fishing camping and the beach He is survived by his wife of 54 years Yvonne (Bolderston) Larson at home two daughters and sons-in-law Judy Jim Kimball of Kelso and Jan Ernest (Porky) Pete of Castle Rock and a brother John Larson of Kelso six grandchildren Shonda Kimball Olympia Wa Derek Kimball Castle Rock Wa Ty Kimball Missoula MT Kelly Pete Castle Rock Wa Kyle Pete Woodland Wa Katey Pete Springfield Mass and two great grandsons Jacob Kimball and Tyler McIntosh both of Castle Rock and many nieces nephews and cousins Preceding him in death was a brother Delbert Larson A funeral service will be held at 2 Wednesday at Dahl-Mcvicker Funeral Home with Terry Myklcbust officiating Entombment will take place at Longview Memorial Park Memorial contributions may be made to the Community Home Health and Hospice PO Box 2067 Longview WA 98632 or a charSy of choice tJJttiUi tuui(imir son if) onm UunoaHi ftiltiiqtfHPfntmlifr Talk to your family about organ and tissue donation Talk to your family about donating life DONATE LIFE For a free donor card brochure contact Oregon Donor Program (503) 494-7888 1-800-452-1369 wwwordonorprogramorg.