Engagements

Sun., May 3, 1998

Butler-Hoffmaster - Heather W. Hoffmaster and Joseph A. Butler, both of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry June 27.

Ells-Daehlin - Brooke Rochelle Daehlin, Spokane, and Aaron Hayden Ells, Seattle, plan to marry Aug. 15.

Tomchak-Ash - Tanda Leigh Ash and Peter Douglas Tomchak, Moscow, Idaho, plan to marry July 4.

Brandel-Barcklay - Michelle Barcklay and Jonathan Brandel, both of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry May 30.

Kistler-Carlson - Juli Carlson and Mike Kistler, both of Cheney, plan to marry June 27.

Burney-Rodgers - Melissa Dawn Rodgers and Jerry Patrick Burney, both of Fairfax, Va., plan to marry Aug. 8.

Grainger-Moses - Tonja Marie Moses, Clarkston, Wash., and Eddie Lamar Grainger Jr., Twentynine Palms, Calif., plan to marry Aug. 1.

Cook-Ursillo - Jamee Ursillo and John R. Cook, both of Post Falls, plan to marry June 20.

Bergman-Michael - Jen Michael and Brad Bergman, both of Seattle, plan to marry Sept. 5.

Michels-Pring - Kelly J. Pring and Matthew J. Michels, both of Spokane, plan to marry Sept. 19.

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