Engagements

Sun., March 7, 1999

Edlund-Green - Kristi K. Green and Douglas C. Edlund, both of Spokane, plan to marry Aug. 28.

Streeter-Hayes - Patricia A. Hayes, Spokane, and Richard E. Streeter, Cheney, plan to marry July 17.

Smith-Bonuccelli - Angelina Maria Bonuccelli and Matthew Braiden Smith, both of Spokane, plan to marry June 17, 2000.

Corn-Britt-Brown - Bobbi C. Britt-Brown and Edward L.M. Corn, Jr., both of Vista, Calif., plan to marry April 3. Britt-Brown is a 1983 graduate of University High School.

Waldon-Sterk - Katie M. Sterk, Veradale, and Joseph A. Waldon, Boise, plan to marry June 26.

Spurgeon-Butler - Kellie Butler and Jody Spurgeon, both of Chewelah, Wash., plan to marry in July.

Britton-Tanner - Deena Tanner and John Britton, both of Spokane, plan to marry July 24.

Brown-Mansfield - Idella Mansfield, Post Falls, and Stephen Brown, Coeur d’Alene, plan to marry March 19.

Landers-Gibson - Molly Kate Gibson and Derek Allen Landers, both of Spokane, plan to marry May 28.

Melton-Kalhar - Lisa M. Kalhar, Eugene, Ore., and Brett D. Melton, Kirkland, Wash., plan to marry Aug. 21. Kalhar is formerly of Colbert.

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