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Kerri Stoeh r
High
Kerri Stoehr, whose birthdate
is September 3, 1957, was born in
Olympia and reared in Shelton.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Stoehr. Her brother,
Monte, attends Western
Washington State College; her
sister, Jani, is a seventh-grader.
Through the summer months
Kerri works with her dad, driving
a skidder in a l ging operation.
She enjoys backpacking,
swimming, horseback riding.
"We have three horses," she
says, "and four cats and one
dog."
Kerri captains the drill team,
of which she has been a member
for three years. As a sophomore,
junior and senior she has
participated in Pep Club, Girls
Club, Wrestling Club. She is a
,nel
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Anderson of Aberdeen announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Jonnel, to Duane Fagergren, son
of Mrs. Aaron H. Fagergren and
the late Aaron H. Fagergren of
Shelton.
Miss Anderson is a graduate of
Weatherwax High School and
Western Washington State College
where she received a bachelor's
degree in education. She is
employed by the Washington
State Senate as a research analyst
for the committee on social and
health services.
Her fiance was graduated
from Shelton High School and the
University of Washington. He
holds a bachelor's degree in
fisheries science and is employed
by ITT Rayonier at the
environment control section at
Hoodsport.
On June 7 the couple will wed
in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
in Aberdeen.
I Sp0tlight
two-year member of American
Field Service and for the past two
years has been a timer for track.
She enjoys all sports as a
spectator.
Ms. Stoehr is a member of the
Youth Group of Mt. Olive
Lutheran Church where;
occasionally, she plays the organ.
She studies piano and plays in
recitals. She sings in her church
choir and in her sophomore and
junior years sang m the Shelton
High School choir.
As a senior her studies include
civics, economics, crafts, English,
trigonometry and contemporary
world problems.
"1'11 attend Western
Washington State College," she
states, "but 1 have no definite
career plans."
;on to-marry
Jonnel Anderson
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plans
Preparations for
"Bumbershoot" take top priority
with Wanda Andrews, president
of Epsilon Omicron Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi, sponsors of the
arts and crafts festival set for June
7 in Kneeland Park.
For three years Mrs. Andrews
has been a member of the
sorority, serving last year as
treasurer and extension officer
and officiating as chapter
sweetheart.
Born in Arkansas, Wanda
Andrews came to the Hood Canal
area as a ten-year-old. Her
husband, Dick, was reared in
Shelton. They now reside in the
Dayton area and have a
four-year-old son named Ben and
a daughter, Cindy, who is 13.
"My husband," says Wanda,
"is a self-employed logger and 1
am his bookkeeper, lie's
chairperson of the logging show
committee, and I'm helping him."
Active in the Republican
Central Committee of Mason
County for the past six years,
Wanda is now treasurer of the
group and precinct
committeewoman. She served for
Fred Kelly
addresses
AARP meeting
American Association of
Retired Persons met Monday in
the Shelton Senior Center for a
luncheon and meeting.
Speaker Fred Kelly of Lacey,
vice-chairperson of the
Washington State J pint Legislative
Committee for AARP and NRTA,
reported that very little progress
for senior citizens has been made
during this year's legislature.
two years as secretary.
"Meetings of Epsilon Omicron
Chapter are now channeled
toward 'Bumbershoot'," she
states. "Advance registrations of
those planning to participate
indicate a much larger event than
last year's festival."
Funds earned in the first
annual "Bumbershoot" held in
1974 were used to purchase
playground equipment for
Kneeland Park. The sorority is a
service group, whose earnings
benefit the community.
"Little Miss Bumbershoot"
will be chosen by a drawing at the
festival, with a trophy for the
winner and prizes for all
contestants, who may, if they
wish, ride on Epsilon Omicron's
Forest Festival parade float.
"We'll have a food booth at
'Bumbershoot'," Wanda Andrews
announces_
Four Bean Salad
2 C. cut green beans, drained
2 C. cut wax beans, drained
2 C. kidney beans, rinsed and
drained
1 C. garbanzo beans, drained
½ green pepper, chopped
½ small onion, chopped
2 stalks celery, chopped
For dressing combine:
3/4 C. sugar
2/3 C. vinegar
I/3 C. salad oil
Bring to boil, simmer one minute
and cool. Combine vegetables,
tossing lightly. Pour on dressing
and sprinkle with salt and pepper
to taste. Toss again lightly and
refrigerate overnight. Before
serving toss once more and drain.
House plants are her hobby
and she likes to sew and to read.
"I like to cook, too," she
declares. "! guess salads are my
favorites, as they offer such
variety.
Washington State allows only "I'm so busy," she continues,
one AARP representative from. "that I prefer quick and easy
each of its seven congressional recipes, but 1 want them to be
dist riots. Three representatives tasty and nutritious."
have been working for such She is especially fond of
legislation as increased social onions and often prepares them in
security, tax and home-services a casserole. Four large onions are
relief, in-home nursing care, pre-cooked in slices and layered
nutrition for aged, no-faultwith potato chips and a
insurance, nursing home half-pound of grated cheddar
inspections and other measures, cheese. She tops the dish with a
Kelly concluded by urging can of cream of mushroom soup
members to become active in and bakes it at 350 degrees for 45
writing their national and state minutes.
senators and representatives~" ........... "I
regarding legislation now being ~d~ __l ]
presented for senior citizens in s uranny s Pad
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A scenic picture, especially e~ty S~I~
painted for the Senior Center by ~
Velma Graves, will bc awarded tbr
the benefit of the center. All ! Now Open! J
seniors are invited to a potluck
dinner and dance to be held in the
Wed., Thor., Fri. I
center on May 16 at 6:30 p.m.
Due to lhe Memorial Day ~
Marge Cookson j
holiday, there will be no board of [ St. Rt. 1, Box 111
directors meeting this month, killiwaup98555 |
Kitchen hostesses for the June ~ 877-5412 i
meeting will be Lottie Ford and
Nellie Rossmeier. ~ ......... .,~,~
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Her turtle cookies are novel
and delicious. She melts together
two squares of unsweetened
chocolate and a half-cup of
margarine. Three-fourths cup of
sugar is stirred into two beaten -
eggs and the chocolate mixture is
added with a teaspoonful of
vanilla. A cup of flour is folded in
and the batter is dropped by the
teaspoonful on a heated waffle
iron to bake for one and a half
minutes.
"They look sort of like
turtles, if you use your
imagination," she says. "If desired
you can sprinkle them with
powdered sugar when cool."
Four Pound Box
Reg. $5.50
Supreme's deluxe
assortment. Whipped
creams, chocolate
caramels, tender
nougats and creamy
fudge in beautiful gift
box.
Eau de Parfum
Spray Mist
Three ounce
Love's Fresh
Lemon Glossy
Splash. Eight oz.
Your choice of
Eau de Love or
Fresh Lemon
Fragrances. Eight oz.
Sunny-fresh and
natural, yet sexy
and musky-mellow.
One and one-half ounce.
HER HOBBLES are house plants.
®
All Suede
sets for Morn.
Reg. $12.00
Req. $23.95
So gentle on
legs and underarmS"
TIH.
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for Mother
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118 North Second
SHELTON
426-4213
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