Reunions

Sat., July 3, 1999

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USS George E. Davis (DE-357) May 2000, Philadelphia; contact Rod Hoffmaster, 851 Main St., Mohrsville, PA 19541; (610) 926-4590.

USS Gurke (DD-783) Spring 2000, Tucson, Ariz.; contact Wilbur and Helen Heslop, P.O. Box 438, Cambridge, IA 50046; (515) 383-2269.

Pullman High School Class of 1969 July 9-10; contact Linda, 334-1307.

Hamilton, Quigley, Blish, Young, Hogden, La Rue and Smith Family Reunion July 17-18, Palouse Empire Fairgrounds, Highway 127, four miles west of Colfax, Wash.; contact Steve Downey, 1221 S. Bannen, Veradale, WA 99037; 921-5762.

USS John Willis (DE-1027) Aug. 19-22, Seekonk, Mass.; contact Ernie Pina, 28 Thomas-Leighton Blvd., Cumberland, RI 02864; (401) 333-1964 or cpopina@ici.net.

USS Joseph K. Taussig (DE-1030) Aug. 19-22, Seekonk, Mass.; contact Ernie Pina, 28 Thomas-Leighton Blvd., Cumberland, RI 02864; (401) 333-1964 or cpopina@ici.net.

USS Lester (DE-1022) Aug. 19-22, Seekonk, Mass.; Ernie Pina, 28 ThomasLeighton Blvd., Cumberland, RI 02864; (401) 333-1964 or cpopina@ici.net.

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