Reunions

Mon., June 8, 1998

New Listings

Holy Names Academy Class of 1968 July 25-26; contact Kathy Moran Denenny, 928-7787.

Deer Park High School Class of 1968 and Alumni Celebration July 25, Civic Center; contact Rick Tedrow, 276-6004.

Marysville-Pilchucky (Wash.) High School Class of 1988 July 31-Aug. 2; contact Joanne Ringen, (425) 450-9774, ext. 214, joanner@seattlesys.com; Sandy Brown (206) 547-5522, sandyb@seattleu.edu; Jeff Nielsen, (541) 757-7172, jnielsen@proazis.com; Wayne Rawley, (206) 789-3415, wayneandjulie@msn.com or Valerie (Funston) Barnett, (509) 653-2315, vbarnett@destiney.esd105.wednet.edu.

Sandpoint High School Class of 1978 Aug. 7-9; contact Rebecca, rebecca@dmi.net or Kristi, (208) 263-8836.

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

Military

Aleutian Island Military Veterans all service branches, veterans and spouses, June 23-25; contact Al King, P.O. Box 130327, Sunrise, FL 33313, by May 23.

U.S. Navy Armed Guard World War II Veterans June 25-30; in Bloomington, Minn., at the Radisson Hotel South; contact Charles Lloyd, Chairman, 5712 Partridge Lane, Raleigh, NC 27609-4126; (919) 876-5537, or Joseph and Jeanne Benedict, (612) 835-4429.

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