Reunion

Wed., June 11, 1997

New listings

Kellogg High School Class of 1957 August 8-9; contact Keith Peila (208) 765-3729, Janice (Turback) Crall (208) 784-0713, or Evalyn (Burrell) Adams 534-2922.

Libby Jr. High Picnic in the Park for alumni who attended in the 1930s through 1945, July 24, 11 a.m at Franklin Park; contact 926-2597.

28th annual Sandpoint All School luncheon October 14, noon at Old Country Buffet, Franklin Park Mall; contact Jean Bottcher, 754-2644.

General

Ione (Wash.) Reunion Group June 14, at Ione City Park; call 466-9762 for more information.

The 2nd Warden Connection Reunion and No-Host Picnic June 29, noon at Oasis Park Resort, Ephrata, Wash.; contact Ron and Dorena Johanson, (360) 754-5102.

Minnehaha Pioneers Sept. 14; contact Angelo Pizzillo, 467-5674, or Ray Diluzio, 467-8314.

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

Pacific Northwest Alloys June 21; Wayside Community Hall, Highway 395 to milepost 171, turn west on Monroe Road, one mile; contact Ed Bloom, 466-9762.

Sweyolakan Reunion 75th anniversary All Camp Reunion, June 30-July 6; contact 747-6191.

Spokane Civic Theatre all current and past volunteers who have ever worked on a show are invited to celebrate the 50th anniversary, July 12; contact Melody Deatherage, 324-4000, or 535-8217.

Shriners Hospitals for Children All-Patients July 12, 911 W. Fifth, 1-5 p.m.; contact Shriners Hospital for Children-Spokane; 455-7844.

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