Engagements

Sun., July 23, 1995

Jamieson-Cloninger - Echo R. Cloninger, Billings, Mont., and Troy C. Jamieson, Bozeman, Mont., plan to marry Oct. 14.

Gregory-Franklin - Kelly Jo Franklin, Spokane, and David M. Gregory, Phoenix, Ariz., plan to marry June 14, 1996.

Hart-Dunn - Patricia Ann Dunn and Michael Thomas Hart, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 26.

Perekovic-Huttner - Sonia Huttner and John Perekovic, both of Post Falls, plan to marry Oct. 21.

Holmes-Park - Laura Kimberly Park, Rochester, Minn., and William Nathanael Holmes, Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 25.

Niemeyer-Barrington - Laurie E. Barrington and Paul A. Niemeyer, both of Nine Mile Falls, plan to marry Sept. 23.

Jackson-Kaylor - Celeste D. Kaylor, Spokane, and Jerrod S. Jackson, Mead, plan to marry in the spring of 1996.

Miller-Conrow - Kristine K. Conrow and Shawn D. Miller, both of Spokane, plan to marry Nov. 4.

Busch-King - Laura King and Robert Busch, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 14.

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