Upshaw Heath Wedding Held at First Christian Church
The June 29 ceremony for Jodie Christine Upshaw and James Heath took place at the First Christian Church in Sandpoint with Rev. Charles Wigton officiating. Attendants included Nita Jacobson, Ann Knoblich, Susie Gilchrist, and family from Sandpoint, Coeur d'Alene, Sagle, and Colfax. A reception followed in the church hall and out-of-town guests traveled from Colfax, Scottsdale, Bellevue, Spokane, and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodie Christine Upshaw
Loyd Wyatt
Sandpoint
James Heath
Wayne Heath
Charles Wigton
Ina Jacobson
John McTighe
Nita Jacobson
Coeur d’Alene
Ann Knoblich
Sagle
Maid of Honors
Susie Gilchrist
David Gilchrist
Terry Thom
Kenneth
David Heath
Jerry Upshaw
Jeff Upshaw
Mrs. Wyatt
Heath
Robert Welker
Harold Knoblich
Roberta Welker
Susan Jacobson
Idaho Agencies Eye Interaccount Billing Plan
Idaho officials study a new bud get system where each state agency pays for office space janitorial and related services based on square footage. D F Chilberg says it could save the general fund 500000 first year and shift costs to federal and dedicated programs as a subsidy to them. Hal Turner notes impact unclear while agencies resist losing control of their funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bailey
Boise
UPI
Idaho
D.F. Chilberg
Chilberg
Law Enforcement Planning Commission
LEPC
Hal Turner
Division of
Turner
Illegal Geology Practice Questioned by Idaho Board
Idaho State Board of Registration for Professional Geologists, chaired by Norman Radford, discussed cases of illegal or unethical geology practices at its August meeting. Unregistered geologists or laypersons prepared reports for mine stock offerings and mining news releases, sometimes using the title professional geologist without proper qualifications. Reviews with the Attorney General and Idaho State Financial Department Securities Division are underway to determine action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
Radford
Attorney General’s Office
Idaho State Financial Department Securities Division
Salmon River Trash Cleanup Draws Volunteers
More than 50 tons of tires and debris were collected from a 30 mile Salmon River stretch by volunteers from Idaho State University in Pocatello Adams State University in Alamosa the University of Oregon and Evergreen State University. They cleared beaches and rocks then floated debris downstream on inner tubes and piled it on a Lewiston sandbar before national guardsmen transported it to a sanitary landfill.
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Lewiston, Idaho
UPI
Salmon River
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Adams State University
Alamosa
Colo
University of Oregon
Eugene
Evergreen State University
Olympia
Wash
Lewiston
National
Community group notices from Bonner County summarized
Bonner Dairy Wives plan a Sept 13 pot luck at the Ernest Neeley home on Rapid Lightning Creek. Horsemans Association meets Aug 28 at Community Hall 6:30 pm with pot luck. Girl Scout Choir rehearses Aug 29 at the Methodist Church. Panhandle Racing Association Women’s Auxiliary meets Aug 29 at Donna Boles’ home. Panhandle Raceways Association picnic Aug 31 at Sandpoint City Beach. Pin Queen Bowling League meets Aug 27 at Sandpoint Bowl 7 30 pm. TORCH dance Aug 31 9 to 12 at Sandpoint Community Hall with Hussly. $1 50 single $2 50 couple. Sandpoint Social Club meets Aug 27 IWA Hall 6 30 pm pot luck. cards at 8 pm. Sunday Nite Mixed Bowling plans a Sept 8 meeting 6 30 pm at Sandpoint Bowl to organize teams for the 74 75 season. some vacancies. For more information call Bob Green Sr at 263 3693 evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Dairy
Ernest Neeley
Rapid Lightning Creek
Bonner County Horsemans Association
Pin Queen
Sandpoint Bowl
Sandpoint Community Hall
Hussly
Bob Green Sr
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MR. and
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the Community College of the Air Force
The
Community College of the Air Force
Air Force
Roger Davis
4Th St. Couler d'Alene
Airforce
Stoddard
Zenith
Methodist Church
Panhandle Racing Association
Donna Boles
Panhandle Raceways Association
Sandpoint City
Sandpoint Social Club
IWA Hall
D. Timothy
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