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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
3
A new weekly feature named Under 21 debuts with teen questions on schooling college careers jobs finances and dating. The column promises candid answers, invites parental participation, secrecy, and aims to run a month before deciding continuance.
Notice to creditors and all claimants against Archie E Bee and Ethelyn Bee deceased. Eula B Talbot administratrix asks claims with vouchers within four months after first publication, to be delivered at 244 North 7th Street Montpelier Bear Lake County Idaho. First published December 27, 1962.
Carol Howell visited Lake Town on Monday with Nola Haddock Ruth Beck and Maurine Pulley. Monday night the Merrihand party was discussed with Kathy and Leon Howell Denise and Dewey Jensen Dorothy and Edward Izatt and Janet and Al involved.
A recipe for Pineapple Shrimp and Rice featuring ham, green pepper, onion, and shrimp in a seasoned sauce with curry powder and soy. Cook rice in stock, stir fry vegetables with ham, combine with pineapple syrup and ginger, then fold in shrimp and green onions. Serve garnished with pineapple slices and warm.
A series of social visits are noted across Bloomington and nearby towns. Cherie Johnson married James Davis in Vernal, Utah during a Salt Lake City trip. Numerous families including Rosen, Arnell, Nelson, Payne, Thornock, Painter, Christensen and Shurtliff host and visit each other. The Lihoma Girls held a Daddy Daughter party on Friday January 18 at the amusement hall.
The Bear Lake County Fair Board invites sealed bids by 5 p.m. February 7, 1963 for a 40 by 102 foot horse barn on the fair grounds in Pegram Idaho. Specifications cover footings foundation rafters purlins siding doors windows stalls ventilation and related fittings with board reserving right to accept or reject bids.
Local social calendar highlights include a Study group at Grant Sorenson home with Wayne Johnson leading Book of Mormon discussion and a large attendee group. Relief Society quilt making, tea towels, potluck lunches, and multiple birthday remembrances mark the week across Montpelier and vicinity.
Mrs. Harlan Phorn fell and broke her ankle and spent Monday through Wednesday in the hospital. Kent Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Arehlé Parker, underwent surgery.
The Bear Lake Memorial Hospital invites bids for car load lots of treated Brilliant Special Stoker Coal 1x3/16. Bids due by 12:00 noon on Friday February 8 1963. Administrator H G Ericsson notices the board may reject any bid.
The report lists numerous visits to residents including Leo Smith Mrs Theo Ida Passey and Harlan Eborn with guests such as Carlos Parker Mira Eborn Irwin Parker Lula Passey Hugh Shepherd Udell Roberts Byron Eborn Kieth Sorenson and families. Kent Parker returned from the hospital and celebrations noted for the Parker anniversary.
The Department of Agriculture approves nationwide rules on interstate ship ment of swine effective November 5 1962. The regulations ban shipment of swine infected or exposed to hog cholera and those fed raw garbage or treated with virulent virus by set dates. They require vaccination and health certification for feeder and breeder swine moved between states. Hog cholera costs the United States about 50 pigs past weaning age per year.
The Farmers Tax Guide is offered at the County Extension Office in Paris to help farmers file income tax returns. Call 945-2266 for mail order or pick up at the office.
Community column notes Marlene Stegelmeier from the Home Demonstration Agent desk reflects on 1963 as a centennial year with Ida Ho turning 100 and Paris celebrating a century. The piece highlights early 1960s events including Civil War centennial and the Land Grant College System anniversary.
Last year marked the birth of the U S D A as a milestone in agricultural science. Developments since then include treated cotton padding from 60 percent cotton linters and 40 percent textile waste, with resins and latex to prevent lumps, promising cheaper, shapable padding for contoured furniture, though not yet on the market.
Chocolate stains from gifts are common. Prompt action can limit damage. Wash cloth if possible, sponge with cool water or soak 30 minutes, then work detergent in and rinse. Use a grease solvent to remove grease, then bleach if color remains. For non washable fabrics, sponge with cool water or flush with syringe, absorb with a sponge, rub in detergent and rinse.
Electric ranges suffer heavy use and abuse alongside washing machines as common household appliances.
The article gives practical maintenance guidance for home appliances. It covers burner ignition issues, using small pans, switching ovens to manual, replacing light bulbs, vacuum cleaner bag replacement, belt tension, brush cleanliness, and radio television tuner handling to avoid electrical stress and extend life.
Department records show several children are wounded or killed each year when guns and ammunition are left where curious youngsters can access them. Unload clean and oil firearms and store behind locked doors. Keep ammunition in a separate location.
A witty adage notes that people often choose two evils when given a pair and urges planning the morning by preparing the previous evening for a smoother day.
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