Reunions

Wed., March 11, 1998

New Listings

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.

United States Navy Armed Guard World War II Veterans Mini Reunion April 21-23, Everett; contact Bob Heitzinger, (425) 861-9706.

United States Navy Armed Guard World War II Veterans National Reunion June 25-30, Bloomington, Minn.; contact Joseph and Jeanne Benedict, (612) 835-4429.

West Valley High School Class of 1968 July 31-Aug. 1; contact Connie Overdorff, 226-0213, or Veva McMaster 928-0228.

Central Valley High School Class of 1958 Aug. 29, Hayden Lake (Idaho) Country Club; contact 926-3681.

School

Our Lady of Fatima and St. Peter’s schools combined reunion, June 13; Fatima graduates contact M.M. Brajcich, 535-9457; St. Peter’s graduates contact Duane Sivanish, 467-5821.

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