Reunions

Sun., Dec. 10, 2000

School

Third Annual John Rogers High School Reunion Feb. 7, 2001, in Yuma, Ariz. Contact Gary or Noreen Brown, 13650 N. Frontage Road No. 453, Yuma, AZ 85367; (520) 342-4827.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1981 Aug. 3 at Mukogawa Fort Wright and Aug. 4 at Mardi Gras at Bayou Brewing Co. Contact Carrie Welch VanKoten, 448-5306; or e-mail jeanne6229@home.com.

Pasadena (Calif.) High School Class of 1961 Aug. 18. Contact Muriel, (626) 447-3357; or e-mail callrc@earthlink.net.

Central Valley High School Class of 1971 Aug. 25. Interested in helping? Call Claudia Swanson Wilkenson, (208) 773-2658 or Jan Thayer Frisch, 928-7034.

Military

U.S. Navy Asiatic Fleet Combined Forces Feb. 27-March 4 in Baton Rouge, La. For all Naval and Marine personnel who were assigned to any ship, station or unit from 1910-1942 and those of the Army and Army Air Force and the allied military who operated with or became POW with personnel in the fleet during 1941-1942. Contact Charles Ankerberg, P.O. Box 15698, St. Petersburg, FL 33733; (727) 906-9334 or (727) 867-3891.

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