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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1967

Page

3

Kiwanis Back National Club Program

Kiwanis International Board offers 270000 members in 5200 communities to aid the U S government in studying causes of civil disorders and finding remedies. The board adopted the resolution in Chicago and wired it to Governor Otto Kerner. The group urges clubs nationwide to boost efforts for law and order and to address unrest causes.

Kiwanis International Board of Trustees United States Lee Bergquist Kiwanis Club Preston Chicago Otto Kerner Ilinois Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders Bergquist Kiwanis

Obituary notices for Daley Allen and Wittner in Idaho area

Funeral services are set for Angie May Daley Allen 71 of Ogden with a Friday service in the Franklin ward chapel and burial in Dayton cemetery. Born May 27 1896 in Pocatello she married three times, survived by many children and grandchildren. Also reported is the death of Harry M Wittner 77 of Preston born in South Bend Indiana married Lenore Cottle, with funeral at Webb Mortuary and burial in Franklin cemetery. A related note covers the Idaho Arts Center fundraising TV program Ida ho ’67 linked to University of Idaho Acocks and statewide telecast.

Angie May Daley Allen Ogden Franklin Ward Harry M. Wittner Preston South Bend Ind Oliver Catherine Moyer Wittner Lenore Cottle LaVern C Thornley Webb Mortuary Franklin Cemetery Robert Acock Idaho Fund For the Performing Arts University of Idaho Acocks

West Side District Joins Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory

The West Side Joint School District at Dayton joins the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory after Board approval. Superintendent Lyle R Porter will coordinate local activities. NWREL offices are in Portland and work with 750 member schools and organizations across five states to apply research to classrooms.

West Side Dayton Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory Lyle R Porter Portland NWREL Alaska Idaho Montana Oregon Washington State Department of Education, Colleges, Universities

Idaho Homes Reach 90 Percent as Campaign Launches

About 90 percent of Idaho homes were reached as the program started its local area and national kick off drive. The initiative aims to expand outreach and mobilize participation across communities.

Idaho

Grass stain removal guide for homes

Franklin county home economics agent Lucretia Maughan outlines steps to treat grass and plant stains on washable fabrics. She recommends testing fabric, rubbing soap or detergent, using alcohol on safe fabrics, and applying sodium perborate bleach for stubborn stains while noting wool and silk limitations and avoiding chlorine on certain fibers.

Lucretia Maughan University of Idaho Franklin County Franklin County Extension Office

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