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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1961

Page

4

Meeting Minutes Highlight Health Breakfast and Morning Routines

In the March 3 meeting Daryl Sleight and Charles Thornock introduced the session. Elene Orr spoke on Why You Should Not Skip Breakfast and linked skipping to illness and irritability. Jean Stucki presented Foods That Are Best for You with cereals eggs meats fruits and milk. Neil Budge advised What To Do After You Wake Up focusing on water and hand washing.

Daryl Sleight Charles Thornock Roger Roghaur Wynn Wallantine Steven Hymas Elene Orr Jean Stucki Neil Budge S&h

Grocery Bargains Standby List From Market

A mixed listing of bargain groceries appears with items like Tiny New Potatoes six for a price, Sugar Peas six for, Tomatoes six for one dollar, Pineapple crushed 8 ounce six for, Apricot Nectar 46 ounce three for, Grapefruit Segments four for one dollar, Cut Green Beans four for, Honey three pounds, Oysters eight ounce, Nabisco Saltine Crackers, Creamed Shortening three pounds, Pink Salmon four size, Pixie Marshmallows two for, Vienna Sausage two for, Preserves twenty ounce, Sun Gold Dates twelve ounce two packages, Celery Hearts, Apples three pound pack.

Safety rules for kife flyers urge caution in March winds

J C Goff of Utah Power and Light warns parents to enforce kite safety before spring flights. Rules include flying in open space, avoiding metal wire, using dry cotton string, not crossing streets, not climbing poles, and reporting kites stuck in wires. Subscription note: $2.50 yearly.

J. C. Goff Preston Utah Power & Light Co Elec

Mary LaRue Hirschi 41 Dies. Rites Planned in Montpelier

Funeral services are set for Friday in Montpelier for Mrs. Mary LaRue Hirschi born October 29, 1919 in Bloomington. She died Monday night at her father Roy Jacobsen’s home after a brief illness. She worked at Bear Lake County courthouse and Utah Power & Light, married Jesse Hirsch in Logan temple, lived in Geneva, active LDS member, survived by husband father stepmother and several children and relatives. Burial in Geneva cemetery.

Mary LaRué Hirschi Third-Fifth Ward Montpelier Jesse Hirsch Logan LDS Geneva Hirsent LDS Church

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