Engagements

Sun., May 28, 1995

Jackson-Toombs - Karen Toombs, Spokane, and Richard Jackson, Laramie, Wyo., plan to marry June 24.

Lawr-Harber - Vicky Lee Harber, Newman Lake, and Raymond Allen Lawr, Spokane, plan to marry July 28.

Dines-O’Connell - Kelly Lee O’Connell, Spokane, and Rodney Wayne Dines, New Meadows, Idaho, plan to marry in April 1996.

Hathaway-Miller - Katie Miller, Spokane, and Daren Hathaway, Chattaroy, plan to marry July 29.

Ward-Stredwick - Edie Stredwick and Doug Ward, both of Spokane, plan to marry Nov. 4.

Richey-Arnzen - Rebecca Arnzen and Aaron Richey, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 5.

Abbott-MacArthur - Autumn C. MacArthur, Deer Park, and Michael G. Abbott, Davenport, Wash., plan to marry July 15.

Schoultz-Calhoun - Kathy L. Calhoun and William M. Schoultz, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 3.

Hayes-Raymond - Cindi Raymond and Richard Hayes, both of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry June 24.

Arnold-Forsmann - Dina M. Forsmann and Bill C. Arnold, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 23.

Landrus-Klakken - Karen Marie Klakken and Karl E. Landrus, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 17.

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