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BETTY PALUMBO grows gorgeous geraniums at her Lake
Limerick home.
Auxiliary to
Glenn Grossman of Chicago,
Illim,is, national president of the
ladies auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will visit
Vancouver, Washington from
October 12 through October 14.
A luncheon and a banquet
will be held in her honor. Mrs.
Grossman, elected at the 62nd
national convention held in Los
Angeles, California, directs
patriotic and service progrants for
the more than half-million
members of the organization.
Her theme, "The Spirit of our
l'imes,'" emphasizes that the
people of America are the real
spirit of the country.
At the last regular meeting of
VFW Post No. 1694 George Miller
was niJminated to fdl the vacancy
el junior vice-commander.
Further nominations and election
will be held at the October 17
fete president
meeting.
Verlene Morrison was
initiated at the last meeting of the
auxiliary. Both post and auxiliary
will welcome new members, and
those eligible may contact
Commander Gene Hyatt or
President Ida Hyatt.
Commander Hyatt attended
the Service Officer School of
Instruction held in Longview on
Saturday and Sunday.
Card club to meet
Simpson Pinochle Club will
meet in the Memorial Hall at 7:30
p.m. on the first and third
Mondays of each month.
Any Simpson employee or
retired employee and spouse will
be welcomed. Call 426-6939 or
426-8193 for further information.
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"I'd never even held a brush
in my hand until I began the
study of oil painting in November
of 1974," says Betty Palumbo
who was awarded a blue ribbon
on a picture entered in the recent
Mason County Fair.
"I enrolled in Helen
Knudsen's Senior Center class,"
she continues, "and I took lessons
until the end of April."
Mrs. Palumbo and her
husband, Dave, are active in
Senior Center affairs. Betty was
co-chairperson of the cookbook
committee for the publication of
Granny's Kitchen, a book of
recipes compiled by senior
citizens and featuring several of
Mrs. Palumbo's favorite dishes.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland,
Betty Palumbo in 1930 arrived in
East Orange, New Jersey to reside
with an uncle. She studied
rn pain
practical nursing and was
employed in a rest home. She and
Dave were married in July of the
same year.
In 1943 the Palumbos resided
in Santa Monica, California. After
four years they moved to Seattle,
where Betty served for two years
as cashieer for Highline School
District. They came to their
present Lake Limerick home two
years ago when Dave retired from
his work as a machinist.
"Dave built our home," Betty
explains. "He worked on it
weekends for four years."
Mrs. Palumbo holds
membership in Eastern Star,
Amaranth, Independent Order of
Foresters, American Association
of Retired Persons and the Agate
Grange.
"I'm a member of the
Presbyterian Church, too," she
LDS ladies present cl
Mothers with young children
at home are especially invited to
attend the mother education class
to be taught by Mary Lynne
Armstrong at next Thursday's
meeting of the Latter Day Saints
Relief Society to be held at 10
a.m. in the church. The title of
her lesson is "Parental
Relationships Influence."
asses
A social relations class taught
by Betty Davis will present a
lesson called "Assisting Others in
the Lord's Way."
All women of the area are
welcome to attend. Nursery and
preschool facilities are availabk
for children while mothers attend
the course of their choice.
DPW state board will meet
The State Board of the
Daughters of the Pioneers of
Washington will meet at Oak
Harbor, Whidbey Island, at 10
a.m. on October 15.
Members of Mason County
Chapter who will attend are llene
R. Ager, Kay Edler, Vera Troy,
Rose Fredson and Dora Fredson.
Daughters of l~oneers will
welcome into membership women
whose parents or grandparents
resided in Washington before
1870 or in Oregon Territory
before 1853. Junior members
may also join.
The group was organized on
November 27, 1 91 1 and
incorporated on April 20, 1918.
The State Association was
perfected on May 11, 1936 and
the Mason County Chapter was
chartered on April 19, 1940.
For more informatioh contact
Rose or Dora Fredson at~ 312
West Pine Street, Shelton, or
telephone 426-6458.
rmillions cele
The golden wedding
~mniversary of Mr. and M[s. Mel J.
Velmillion of Northcliff Road
was celebrated on Sunday.
They were married in St.
l'homas Catholic Church of Kent,
Minnesota on October 5, 1925.
The five children born to them
are Elaine Renschier of Seattle,
Millie Gordon of Seattle, Jerry
Vermillion of Olympia, Dennis
Vermillion of Spokane and
Gregory Vermillion of Santa
anniversary
Rosa, California. There are 18
grandchildren.
The couple came to Sheiton
in 1958 and for ten years Mel
Vermillion was State Liquor Store
vendor. He managed the General
Mills grain elevator until ill health
caused his retirement.
Mrs. Vermillion retired in
1971 after 12 years as Chief
Deputy Clerk in Mason County
courthouse.
THE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. and Mrs.
Mel J. Vermillion was celebrated on Sunday.
I"HE VERMILLIONS were
married on October 5, 1925
in Kent, Minnesota. They
have lived in Shelton since
1958.
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in oil
states, "but there is no church of
that demonination in Shelton."
Her hobbies include knitting
and crocheting and the growing of
house plants. She maintains a
lively interest in current events.
"Since I came to this
country," she declares, "I've
never missed voting. People
complain about the government
when they won't take the time to
vote."
Cabbage Rolls
1½ lb. lean ground beef
½ C. precooked rice
1 small onion, chopped
½ pkg. onion soup mix
Pepper and salt to taste
1 egg
1 can tomato sauce
1 head cabbage
Separate cabbage and drop leaves
into boiling water until wilted and
pliable. Set aside. Mix meat and
other five ingredients except
tomato sauce; place a
tablespoonful or more on each
cabbage leaf and roll up. Fasten
with toothpicks. Arrange in
baking dish and place in
preheated oven for about 15
minutes, then pour slightly
diluted tomato sauce over the
rolls and bake at 375 degrees for
approximately 75 minutes.
Yam and Apple Casserole
3 lb. yams or sweet potatoes
¾ C. white sugar
1 tsp. nutmeg
2 lb. tart cooking apples
Juice and peel of two lemons
½ C. (1 stick) butter or
margarine
Prepare the casserole a day ahead
and refrigerate. Cook the yams in
boiling, salted water until tender
but not soft. Peel and slice in
lengthwise slices. Peel, core and
slice apples. Line a shallow
casserole with aluminum foil.
Arrange potatoes and~apples ~ ....
layers, sprinking each with sugar,
lemon juice, peel, nutmeg and
dots of butter. Cover with foil.
Bake at 325 degrees for 45
minutes. Turn oven to 400
degrees, remove foil cover and
bake until lightly browned and
apples are tender, about 15
minutes.
Illinois Green
Bean Casserole
2 cans cut green beans
! small can mushrooms
2 buttons garlic
½ C. blanched almonds (cut)
Buttered bread crumbs, cut small
Prepare sauce by combining: 4
Tbsp. flour, 2 C. milk, 1 tsp. chili
powder, 4 Tblsp. butter, ½ lb.
processed cheese, salt and pepper
to taste. Cook beans with garlic
and salt for 20 minutes. Remgve
garlic and drain. Place beans in
buttered casserole with
mushrooms and almonds. Cover
with sauce and bread cubes. Bake
at 350 degrees for 45 minutes.
Remove from oven and let stand
five or ten minutes before serving.
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The choice
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depends on your personal
preference.
If you feel your skin has a
flushed, over-rosy look,
ach or rose
however, pe . .
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makeups wm .. .
its natural warmth- xou will
look far better in a cooling
t,o;,,o ~--ilarlv, if you feel you
~"]-~.~-~'~" saliow or olive
ho, ,,
complexion, a beige tone will
further dull your skin and you
should instead use warming
peach or rose shades.. ^
Decide what type el
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choosing your makeup aaae.
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Cool down tpe ~ou~'l~av~
over-rosy one. It Y
good natural coloring, you can
choose whatever coionng snaae
you like, but just make sure it
th of color
is the correct dep
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Emergency Ph. 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin 5t'~426"3327
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
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