Reunions

Thu., Nov. 18, 1999

New listings

USS Salamaua (CVE96) and Squadrons VC 70 and VC 87 Sept. 27-30, Kansas City, Mo. Host: Walt Johnson. Contact John W. Smith, 7268 N.W. 16th St. Ankeny, IA 50021-8823; (515) 289-1467; e-mail jwspauli@aol.com.

School

Rogers High School Class of 1959 Nov. 26; contact Carol Madren Ross at 466-9623, Darlene Simmons Martin at 466-7281 or e-mail at car@cet.com.

West Valley High School Class of 1953 Dec. 4, 9 a.m., Old European Waffles, Cakes and Teas, 11520 E. Sprague; contact Dorothy at 482-8316.

Curlew (Wash.) School Class of 1960-72 Fourth of July weekend. Please contact Sandi Perkins Rohde 3 S. Ross St., Farmersburg, IA 52047; (319) 536-2223 or e-mail at slrohde@hotmail.com.

Mullan (Idaho) District All-School Reunion July 21-23; contact Millie Grant at (208) 744-1341.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1955 July 21-23, Coeur d’Alene Resort; contact Nancy Flagan at (208) 765-3723 or Janet Ruehl at 448-2292.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy of Coeur d’Alene All-school reunion; July 28-30. Contact Margaret Nielsen Schaffner, (208) 664-3542) or Ja-Nee Russell Newby, (208) 664-3430.

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