Engagements

Sat., Aug. 6, 1994

Donelan-Bonner — Mary Beth Bonner, Spokane, and James Patrick Donelan, Fairchild Air Force Base, formerly of Williamstown, Mass., plan to marry April 22, 1995.

Hicks-Ritcheson — Jodi Ritcheson, Spokane, and Troy Hicks, Fairchild Air Force Base, plan to marry Aug. 27.

Gabrio-Bell — Leslie Ann Bell and Sean Vincent Gabrio, both of Campbell, Calif., plan to marry March 25, 1995.

Anderson-Kaminsky — Shannon Kaminsky and Eric Anderson, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 3.

Snyder-Williams — Heather L. Williams and Rod C. Snyder, both of Vancouver, Wash., formerly of Spokane, plan to marry April 15, 1995.

Beal-Cockle — Lisa Cockle and Lester “Les” Beal, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 29.

Zidrashko-Doughty — Tracy DyAnn Doughty and David Zidrashko, both of Spokane, plan to marry Nov. 12.

Ouren-Bennett — Angela Fay Bennett, Kirkland, Wash., formerly of Moscow, Idaho, and Thomas John Ouren, Bellevue, Wash., formerly of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry Sept. 24.

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