Engagements

Sun., Nov. 1, 1998

Myers-Lipton Vanessa Anne Lipton and Brian Lee Myers, Conrad, Mont., both of Spokane, no date planned.

Liberg-Wilson Debbie Rene Wilson and Brian Scott Liberg, both of Spokane, plan to marry March 6.

Winters-Bolton Joyce Bolton, Spokane, and Kyle Winters, Airway Heights, plan to marry in May.

Smith-Perkins Kamala Perkins, Kennewick, and Derrick Smith, Spokane, plan to marry July 18.

Felchlin-Hein Katie Hein, Fairfield, and Mark Felchlin, Spokane, plan to marry May 15.

Lerman-Halpin Andrea Halpin, Greenacres, and Gabriel Lerman, Paoli, Penn., plan to marry June 26.

Dowler-Reed Michelle Dawn Reed, Newman Lake, and Kevin Phillip Dowler, Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 14.

Sparber-Cahill Casey Marie Cahill and Michael William Sparber, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 10.

Clark-Burland-Jewette Dr. Margaret Jewette, Chicago, and Dr. Daniel Clark-Burland, Spokane, have announced their engagement, but have not yet set a date.

Penick-Hart Kristina L. Hart and Micheal L. Penick, both of Spokane, plan to marry Oct. 2.

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