Reunions

Sun., Feb. 23, 1997

New listings

Central Valley High School, Class of 1947 Aug. 2; contact Dave Braucht, 13505 E. Ninth, Spokane, WA 99216.

North Central High School, Class of 1987 June 13-15; contact Bring ‘m Back Reunions, 456-2144.

University High School, Class of 1987 July 18-20; contact Bring ‘m Back Reunions, 456-2144.

University High School, Class of 1967 Aug. 15-16; contact Bring ‘m Back Reunions, 456-2144.

General

Retirees and Employees of Bonneville Power Administration March 14, Red Lion Inn at the Quay, Vancouver, Wash., 11 a.m.; contact Reg Kaiser, 360-944-7744, or Jon Miller, 360-695-4333 for more information.

Garfield Apple Program 20-year reunion, for parents, teachers and students participating from 1976 and on; contact 326-2179.

School

Northwest Christian, Class of 1987 contact Tim McMillan, 326-8144.

Medical Lake High School, Class of 1987 for information contact Judi Zappone Broom, 327-1841.

Holy Names Academy, Class of 1967 contact Betty (Streicher) Moore, 534-5385, or fax 536-6027.

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

Goldendale (Wash.) High School, Class of 1952 June; contact Lowell Richardson, 647-5515.

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

Rockford All-School Reunion June 28 in Rockford City Park. Please contact Evelyn at 509-291-4250, Bonnie at 509-291-6761, or Alene at 509-291-4341 for more information.

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