Reunions

Sun., Aug. 6, 2000

New listings

John and Walter Cusick Family Association Reunion Saturday at 123 East Road, Toronto, Ohio. Bring a dish to share, drinks and tableware. The 2000 Supplement to the John Cusick Book will be available as well as the original book and the 1995 and 1998 Supplements. For information call Gail Komar, (703) 281-9562 or (740) 544-6439.

Medical Lake Class of 1970 Saturday and next Sunday,, contact Bill Bauman at 924-6875 or Guy Kaplan at 299-4833.

North Central Classes of 1940-1942 Reunion dinner Aug. 18 beginning at 6 p.m. at the Days Inn, 4212 W. Sunset Blvd. For more information call (classes 1940-1941) Helen Kirk Eldenburg, 448-1899; Dee Castle Berg, 466-7378; or Dick Bixby 468-2798. For classes of 1942 call Claire Becker Sodorff, (208) 263-2744; Betty Michael Thompson, 325-9952; or Maxine Doll Olsen, 624-0389.

McCue 80th Reunion for the descendants of James and Esther Swartz McCue, Aug. 19, 11 a.m., at Tuscora Park, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Lakeside No. 2 is our pavilion on the lower level of the Park. Bring a dish to share, drinks and tableware. For more information call Gail Komar, (703) 281-9562 or (740) 544-6439.

Orchard Prairie Reunion Aug. 19 at 11 a.m. For all past and present members of the school and community. For more information contact Ken Lewis at 487-0630 or e-mail orchardprairie@uswestmail.net.

161st Infantry Regiment’s 60th Sept. 15-16, at the Days Inn, Spokane; for men who served in Washington state’s own 161st Infantry Regiment after mobilization Sept. 16, 1940, or during World War II. For more information call Felix Entenmann, 455-9577, or Bill Welch, 325-5698. Reservations due by Sept. 9.

General

Crescent Employee Association Reunion Picnic Today, 2 p.m., Manito Park Picnic Shelter. All former employees invited. Cost: $7 per person. For more information, contact Pat, 928-0874; Don or Lori, 328-3381; or e-mail jrentzs@yahoo.com.

Cataldo, Idaho Potluck Picnic Aug. 23, 11 a.m. at the Mission Inn, Cataldo. All current and former Cataldo area residents invited. For more information contact Marvin Lake (208) 786-3882.

Nine Mile Falls Reunion Sept. 9 at noon in Sontag Park, Nine Mile. For all former Nine Mile students, teachers, past and present Nine Mile-area residents. Contact Margaret Sontag at 483-7374, or Benita Mason at 466-4916.

National Sonar Association’s Annual Reunion Sept. 27-Oct. 1, Holiday Inn Bayside, San Diego. All soundmen, sonarmen, sonar technicians and others interested in sonar are invited to attend. For more information, contact Earline and Bill Gray, 40414 Yardley Court, Temecula, CA 92591; (909) 676-8212; or e-mail erlnbilltemca@aol.com.

School

Lindbergh High (Valleyford) Class of 1950 today, beginning at 1 p.m. at Terrace View Park, 24th and Blake. Potluck gathering. For more information contact Edith Dancey Chapman 235-4094.

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