Heritage Singers Present Two New Chapel Records
The Heritage Singers will debut two newly cut albums for Chapel Records and perform them at their upcoming concert.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
3
The Heritage Singers will debut two newly cut albums for Chapel Records and perform them at their upcoming concert.
The Heritage Singers will present a public concert Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Sandpoint Seventh-day Adventist Church. The group promotes gospel music as evangelism and is touring churches and schools across the United States and Canada.
The Leonard family expresses gratitude for the overwhelming kindness shown during their bereavement. Lewis Leonard and daughter acknowledge the support and distant acquaintances who offered sympathy and assistance.
Washington reports the Department of Health, Education and Welfare awarded the Mountain States Regional medical program based in Boise 1,764,108 to support operational activities. Rep. James A. McClure announced the grant Monday. The program aims to improve diagnosis, treatment, and care for about two million people in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Wyoming, focusing on heart disease, cancer, stroke, and kidney disease.
An executive order by Gov. Cecil D. Andrus moved the state printing shop copy center management analysis and reporting services from the Division of Management Services to the Administrative Services Department. The Management Services Division is phased out due to funding gaps for the next fiscal year.
Washington reports Nez Perce Tribe in Idaho granted 60140 dollars to fund economic development and emergency food assistance programs across five counties on the reservation. The award supports community efforts and tribal services amid regional needs.
Twenty one of eighty five cars derailed ten miles west of Mountain Home early today. One car carried explosives but no detonation occurred. The wreck blocked a single track delaying two Glenns Ferry departures and another from Mountain Home as crews from Nampa and Pocatello worked to clear the line.
The Sandpoint Lions announce a regular meeting on Monday June 28 at 6 30 p m in the Trawlers venue. Kangaroo Court convenes at 9 30 a m Saturday. The Bonner County Horsemen's Association meets Friday July 2 at 8 p m in the Northern Lights Hostess room to discuss the Horse Show and Dick Shrake's Horse Management and Stock Sitation.
United Press International reports that former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali had his draft evasion conviction overturned by the Supreme Court. The ruling cites his Islamic beliefs and sincerity in refusing the military draft. Ali stated he believed his actions were vindicated by the court.
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Warren E. Burger rules that aid to church related elementary and secondary schools does not disparage their role in national life. The decision emphasizes their substantial contributions to society.
Ronald L. Ziegler says no dramatic changes are expected in the administration economy policy. He states the administration has confidence in the course of action and believes it is working.
The autopsy on Russell Collins aged 63 of Caldwell shows no signs of injury. Coroner Henry Wesche of Nampa said Collins fell into the Riverside Canal northeast of Wilder and drowned after being missing about two weeks.
A lawyer, August A. Airey Jr., 49, was killed when a woman's husband, Gerald Lee Houghton, 24, burst into Airey's office and opened fire with a .38 revolver. Airey died an hour later. Houghton fled in a pickup and an all points bulletin was issued.
Wrencoe 4-H'ers meet Wednesday June 30 at Kathy Watts home. Ponderay Birthday Club gathers Wednesday June 30 at Isabell Benda's home. Women's Democratic Club convenes Monday June 28 at Northern Lights at 8 p.m. St Joseph's Altar Society meets Thursday July 1 at 7 30 p.m. Jim Osman presents Vocac program. Sandpoint Saddle Club practices at Racicot ranch Wednesday evening June 30 at 7 30 for 4th of July parade. English riding lessons begin Wednesday July 7.
The Junior Womens Federated Club schedules a bake sale for Friday July 2 at the Pastime Cafe starting 9 30 a m. Proceeds support construction of a children s playground at the Florence Forest Main and Alder street intersections in Sandpoint.
Sally Ann Moon daughter of L G Moon Jr of Dover Road Sandpoint announced engagement to Dwight Edward Sheffler son of Delbert and Sally Sheffler of Sagle Idaho. Sally is a Sandpoint High graduate and Sheffler a University of Idaho junior. They plan to wed July 25 at First Presbyterian Church at 9:30 am and will reside in Moscow afterward.
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