Engagements

Sun., Dec. 8, 1996

O’Reilly-Fike - Nancy Jo Fike, Superior, Mont., and Matthew O’Reilly, Butte, Mont., plan to marry Jan. 4.

Hainline-Stevens - Melissa J. Stevens, Veradale, and James M. Hainline, Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 22.

Cassels-Irish - Kathleen Ellen Irish and David Westin Cassels, both of Airway Heights, plan to marry July 12.

Girtz-Weber - Suzann Eve Weber and Christian Michael Girtz, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 9, 1997.

Murto-Emch - Tara Emch, Mead, and Jeff Murto, Spokane, plan to marry in August 1997.

Ortiz-Habberstad - Denise Habberstad and Jeff Ortiz, both of Spokane, plan to marry Feb. 1, 1997.

Juarez-Austin - Kendra Austin, Elk, and Maurio Juarez, North Providence, R.I., plan to marry next spring.

Rios-Bippes - Charlene Nicole Bippes, Spokane, and Michael Rios, Moses Lake, plan to marry Feb. 15, 1997.

Ashby-Anderson - Cezanne N. Anderson, Mount Vernon, Wash., and Travis L. Ashby, Sedro Woolley, Wash., plan to marry May 31.

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