Reunions

Sun., Aug. 16, 1998

New Listings

Kellogg High School Class of 1948 Aug. 28-29, at the Kellogg Elks Club; for information contact Natalie at (208) 682-3377.

Other

Girl Scouts Camp Four Echoes 60th Reunion for all Girl Scouts and friends of Camp Four Echoes, primary gathering, Aug. 23, noon, at the camp, and a full weekend Friday through next Sunday; for more information contact Molly Pearson at (509) 747-8091, ext. 219, or (800) 827-9478 ext. 219.

Minnehaha Pioneers Reunion Sept. 20, Mary Queen Hall; contact Angelo Pizzillo, 467-5674, or Ray Diluzio, 467-8314.

29th Annual Sandpoint Friendship Luncheon Oct. 10, noon, Old Country Buffet, 5504 N. Division, Spokane; contact Jean Bottcher, (509) 754-2644.

School

Jenkins-Chewelah High School Alumni Potluck Picnic Today, 1 p.m., at the Chewelah Civic Centre; contact Jo Safford for more information, (509) 292-2526.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1934 Wednesday; contact Freda (Brender) Meilleur, 813 W. Carlisle, Spokane, WA 99205-3308; 327-5096.

Wellpinit (Wash.) All-School Reunion Saturday and next Sunday in Wellpinit; for more information contact Beverly Zagorski at (509) 259-4535 or Midge Flett at (509) 258-9140.

St. Charles School All-Alumni Reunion Aug. 29, noon-6 p.m., for alumni and their families; call the parish at 327-9573 or Carol Kerley at 325-2609.

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