Births

Tue., May 2, 1995

Births recorded in the Spokane area during the 24-hour period ending at 1 p.m. May 1, 1995:

Sacred Heart

Longman To Matt and Birgit Longman, Addy, Wash., girl (born April 27).

Codd To David and Annette Codd, Spokane, girl (born April 28).

Bertram To Seth and Amy Bertram, Spokane, boy (born April 29).

Hasson To Steven and Janet Hasson, Spokane, boy (born April 29).

Bandy To Doug and Beth Bandy, Spokane, boy (born April 29).

Ivanova To Victor and Zita Ivanova, Veradale, boy (born April 29).

Hotchkiss To Greg and Carol Hotchkiss, Spokane boy (born April 30).

Larson To David and Deanne Larson, Spokane, boy.

Holy Family

Hoffman To David and Stacy Hoffman, Spokane, girl, (born April 30).

Ramm To Wade and Betty Ramm, Spokane, girl.

Salter To Joel and Debra Salter, Newport, Wash., boy.

Newberry To Matthew and Katherine Newberry, Fairchild Air Force Base, boy (born April 27).

Barker To Terry and Robbie Barker, Spokane, girl (born April 27).

Zavala To David and Adrian Zavala, Spokane, boy (born April 26).

McQueen-Gage To Graham McQueen and Suzy Gage, Spokane, boy (born April 26).

Meredith To Mark Meredith and Debbie Rigsby, Spokane, girl (born April 29).

Mount Carmel

Lickey To Danny Olsen and Jullanne Lickey, Republic, Wash., boy (born April 16).

Herrmann To Christopher and Della Herrmann, Kettle Falls, Wash., boy (born April 26).

Carter To Alan and Joan Carter, Republic, Wash., boy (born April 26).

McLnelly To Guy and Rozane McLnelly, Kettle Falls, Wash., girl (born April 27).

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