Reunions

Sat., April 4, 1998

New Listings

Marycliff All-Class Gathering April 26, 1-5 p.m., Clare Center; contact 448-4886 for information..

58th Bomb/531st Ftn. Squadron May 6-10 in Colorado Springs, Colo.; contact Joseph Wagner, 2104 N. Hemlock Drive, Spokane, WA 99205; 328-5937.

60th-year Lilac Festival reunion of past royalty all past princesses and queens please attend, May 15, 11:30 a.m.; contact Libby Moore, 534-0631, or Jeanine McKinney, 467-0214.

Marycliff Class of 1958 May 16, Mass will be followed by luncheon; contact Carol Wise Shannon, 747-1720, or Barbara Arnold Traynor, 448-9582.

Lewiston State Normal School and North Idaho College of Education Classes of 1946-51 June 13-14; contact Lewis-Clark State College Alumni Relations, (208) 799-2458.

Newport High School Class of 1978 July 17-18; contact Beth Lemburg, 276-6315, Dennis Heine, 447-5816, or write Reunion, P.O. Box 3501, Oldtown, ID 83822.

Mead High School Class of 1968 July 17-19; contact Barbara Jackson, 238-4002, Tawny Miles, 466-6939, or Linda Munson, (360) 896-1583.

Deer Park High School Class of 1978 July 24-26; contact Kevin Carlson, 466-5382, 2121 E. Carlson Court, Spokane, WA 99208, or www.LCAR773454@aol.com to R.S.V.P.

VC-12 Squadron or VAW-12 Aug. 6-9, Portsmouth, R.I.; contact Robert Marvin, 7244 Lincoln Ave., Lockport, NY 14094; (716) 434-1207.

North Central High School Class of 1968 Aug. 7-8; contact Susan (Saling) Betts, 7012 N. Five Mile Road, Spokane, WA 99208; 326-6583; or Marilyn (Bartoletta) Pitini, 2428 N. Perry, Spokane, WA 99207; 487-5437.

USS Gridley (DD-380) Aug. 27-30, Milwaukee, Wis.; contact Bill Cypert, PO Box 406, Tomball, TX 77375; (713) 351-5084.

East Valley High School Class of 1988 Aug. 29-31; contact Kirk Kindsvogel, 922-7416.

USS Biddle (DD-151) Sept. 17-20, St. Louis, contact John Flanigan, PO Box 8790, Toledo, OH 43623; (419) 843-2192.

USS Blakeley (DD-150) Sept. 17-20, St. Louis, contact Gus Harris, 10819 Belmont Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34654; (813) 842-3020.

USS Breckinridge (DD-148) Sept. 17-20, St. Louis, contact Gus Harris, 10819 Belmont Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34654; (813) 842-3020.

USS Badger (DD-126) Sept. 17-20, St. Louis; contact John Flanigan, PO Box, 8790, Toledo, OH 43623; (419) 843-2192.

USS Bates (DD-68/APD-47) Sept. 24-27, Newport, R.I.; contact Ann Collins, 166 North St., Hingham, MA 02043; (617) 749-0817.

Other

Valley Crosstrailers Square and Round Dance Club 40th Anniversary Celebration for all present and former dancers, potluck, 6:30 p.m., April 18, Western Dance Center, 1901 N. Sullivan Road; contact 924-2848.

Marcus (Wash.) Town Reunion former students, teachers and area residents, Aug. 1, Marcus City Hall and Park; contact Darell (509) 738-6444, or Dick Sphuler (509) 684-2778.

For more information on military reunions, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Military Reunion News, P.O. Box 355, Bulverde, TX 78163-0355; (210) 438-4177.

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