Engagements

Sun., April 9, 2000

Wilson-Alling Ellen Alling, Post Falls and Dean Wilson, Spokane, plan to marry May 27.

Fischer-Nicholson Christina Nicholson and Timothy Fischer, both of Waukesha, Wis., plan to marry in June. Fischer’s parents live in Juliaetta, Idaho.

Busch-Ward Mindy Faye Ward and Brian Nathan Busch, both of Elk, plan to marry June 17.

McLean-Sather Janel Sather and Tracy McLean, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 22.

Nolz-Burke Heather Lynn Burke and Ryan Matthew Nolz, both of Seattle, plan to marry July 22. Burke is a former Spokane resident.

Ahrens-Detlaff Frieda Detlaff and Nick Ahrens, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 23.

Monroe-Ostrander Shawna Ostrander and Michael Monroe, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 28.

Person-Harvey Melanie E. Harvey and Scott M. Person, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 19.

Wagner-Bos Anne Bos, Mead, and Keenan Wagner, Olympia, plan to marry Aug. 26.

Fox-McCollim Rachel McCollim, Spokane, and Scott M. Fox, Janesville, Wis., plan to marry Dec. 17.

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