Engagements

Sun., Aug. 1, 1999

Weger-Hetrick - Holly Hetrick and Kurt Weger, both of Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry Aug. 14.

Merritt-Riherd - Elizabeth Riherd, Spokane, and Michael Merritt, Seattle, plan to marry Sept. 5.

O’Connell-Rodes - Lindsey Gale Rodes, Grandview, Wash., and James Patrick O’Connell, Mead, plan to marry Sept. 10.

Aiken-Dinkel - Neysa Dinkel and Bryan Aiken, both of Hays, Kan., plan to marry Sept. 11.

Folk-Busch - Saundra Kay Busch, Elk, and Jeffrey Lee Folk, Spokane, plan to marry in December.

Stanley-May - Suzanne K. May, Bellevue, Wash., and Michael L. Stanley, formerly of Spokane, now of Bellevue, plan to marry March 4.

Stewart-Preston - Theresa Renee Preston and Jay Adam Edwin Stewart, both of Spokane, plan to marry March 19.

LaBrosse-Hopper - Amy M. Hopper, Veradale, and Kenneth P. LaBrosse, Liberty Lake, plan to marry March 25.

Baskett-Dinwoodie - Shelby Dinwoodie, Spokane, and Jason Baskett, Mead, play to marry May 20.

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