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New listings

Joel E. Ferris High School, Class of 1976 July 26-27; contact Mindy Vawter-Hatcher, 928-2105 or Debbie Fish-McWilliam, 448-6572.

Jenkins High School, Class of 1966 July 27; contact Sherry Chalmers, 935-6581, Carol Ann Peck, 937-2237 or Phyllis Fitzgerald, 937-2971.

West Valley High School, Class of 1976 Aug. 16-17, Coeur d’Alene Resort; contact P.O. Box 1285, Veradale, WA 99037-1285 or 448-3556.

Shadle Park High School, Class of 1966 July 19-20; contact Kathy (Lemon) Crompton, 466-9397 or Dave Key, 325-1598.

Davis Senior High School, Class of 1986 contact (206) 772-5909.

Garfield High School, Class of 1946 June 28-30, Seattle, Wash.; contact Bruce Vance, 206-747-1131, Ellen Tallman Roe, 206-524-2751 or Jackie Lawson, 206-525-3973.

USS Maryland BB-46 Oct. 6-10, Annapolis, Md.; contact R.W. Dick Beaman, 471 Vivienne Drive, Watsonville, Calif., 95076, 408-722-4966.

Aleutian Island Veterans April 24-26, Long Beach, Calif. and June 5-9, Dutch Harbor and Anchorage, Alaska; contact A.F. King, P.O. Box 130327, Sunrise, Fla., 33313.

USS Trinity (A013) Aug. 20-24, Washington, D.C.; contact Clarence Willis, 11415 South Lawndale Ave., Chicago, Ill., 60655-3425 or 312-779-4727.

Asiatic Fleet Combined Forces Memorial Washington, D.C.; contact Clarence Willis, 11415 South Lawndale Ave., Chicago, Ill., 60655-3425 or 312-779-4727.

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