Reunions

Sun., Aug. 27, 2000

New listings

Pine City/Malden All-School Reunion Oct. 14 at the Spokane Airport Ramada Inn. Contact Gloria Glorfield, 924-2761.

USS Gridley (DD-380) Oct. 8-12 in Galveston, Texas. Contact Bill Cypert, 14702 Rock Elm Lane, Tomball, TX 77375; (281) 351-5084.

USS Sellers (DDG-11) Oct. 5-8 in Norfolk, Va. Contact Hilton Roberts, 634 N. Quartz St., Gilbert, AZ 85234; (480) 892-6033; or e-mail hlroberts@user2.inficad.com.

Schools

Central Valley High School Class of 1955 Friday-Sunday, contact C. Carlson, 926-3722 or C. Miller Wisenor, 926-8822.

Lewis and Clark High School Classes of 1940-1942 Sept. 8-10 at WestCoast Ridpath Hotel. For more information call your class representative. 1940: Phyllis Petaja Brooks 448-1078; 1941, Frances Kruegel Sandstrom 747-2673; or 1942, Jean Amy Adams 624-7634.

North Central High School Class of 1950 Sept. 8-10, all activities at WestCoast Inn at the Park. Contact John or LaVonne (Teal) Edwards, 838-8715 or e-mail ledwards@pacnw.com.

Minnehaha Pioneers Sixth-Annual Reunion Sept. 10 at Mary Queen Roman Catholic Church hall, 3423 E. Carlisle. For more information please contact Etter Milla, 924-0169; Angelo Pizzillo, 467-5674; or Ray Diluzio, 467-8314.

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