Reunions

Fri., May 14, 1999

New Listings

94th Infantry Division Association May 26-30, Cavanaughs Inn at the Park, Spokane; contact Bob Annis at 624-0468 or John Hoerber, 4167B Gator Trace Villa, Fort Pierce, FL 34982; (561) 464-8562.

North Central High School Class of 1944 June 9, Cavanaughs Fourth Avenue, Spokane, 12:30 p.m.; contact Phyllis La Rue, 484-3853.

USS Tennessee (BB-43) June 16-20, Portland; contact James Sinnott, 328-6551, paia@gateway.net.

Former residents of Wake Island (Civilian or Military) July 1-3, Las Vegas; contact James Sinnott, 328-6551, paia@gateway.net.

U.S. Navy Radioman Association Aug. 5-8, Las Vegas; contact James Sinnott, 328-6551, paia@gateway.net.

Marycliff High School Class of 1969 Aug. 21, 1 p.m., Clinkerdagger’s Restaurant, Spokane; contact Kathy Caya Buescher, 466-0512.

Military

38th Missile Tactical Wing USAFE June, Las Vegas; contact James Andrews, 1763 Taylorsville Road, Lenoir, NC 28645; (828) 754-4826, candrews@conninc.com.

734th Field Artillery Battalion June 3-6, Mystic, Conn.; contact Ernest Maynard, 21 Southwood Road, Enfield, CT 06082; (860) 749-4200.

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