Reunions

Thu., Oct. 31, 1996

New listings

Colville High School, Centennial Celebration - classes of 1897-1997, June 20-22, 1997; contact Colville Chamber of Commerce, 684-5973.

Medical Lake High School, Class of 1977 - July 18-20, 1997; contact Melody King, 838-2340 or Janice Stapleton Stanley at P.O. Box 1234, Medical Lake, WA 99022.

USS Passumpsic AO-107 - members serving 1946-1973, Oct. 1-4, 1997; contact Don Bowles, 234 S. Parkdale, Wichita, KS 67209, or call (316) 722-8704.

School

North Central High School, Class of 1947 - June 1997; call Doris at 325-0374 or Pat at 926-1476.

West Valley High School, Class of 1967 - July 97; contact Kathy (Kappen) Simmet, 924-7911, or Jim Devany, 928-7458.

Military

USS Atlas (ARL-7) - Nov. 11-14, Charleston, S.C.; contact Joseph Roening, 202 Joey Court, Hubert, NC 28539; (919) 326-2037.

Aleutian Islands Military Service Veterans - Nov. 20, Tacoma; contact Al King, P.O. Box 130327, Sunrise, FL 33313.

USS Fall River CA131, Sailors and Marines - May 29-June 1, 1997, Boston; contact David Morris, 812 N. 26 St., Reading, PA 19606-1414, or call (610) 779-4828.

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