Reunions

Mon., Jan. 31, 2000

New listings

Garfield High School Class of 1950 June 3-4, in Seattle. Contact Dee Norton, (206) 362-6593.

Marycliff High School Class of 1950 June 24-25. Contact Peggy (Kromm) Tamblyn, 325-2106, or Rita (Perfetti) Loft, 325-1363.

USS Earle B. Hall (APD-107) June 8-11, Milwaukee, Wis. Contact Robert Grimm, 4740 W. Grange, Greenfield, WI 53220-5039.

Asheville and Tacoma Class Patrol Gunboats Tenders and staffs for third annual reunion Aug. 9-13, St. Louis Mo. Contact Terry McManuels, 1673 Kilt St. Virginia Beach, VA 23464; (757) 479-2261; or e-mail macs@visi.net.

USS Springfield CL66/CLG7/SSN761 Aug. 17-20 at the Embassy Suites, Jacksonville, Fla. Contact John Adams, 420 Elk Run Drive, Hudson, NH 03051-3542. The Lake Champlain Association Inc. Sept. 3-6, Burlington, Vt. Contact Eugene Carroll, P.O. Box 131, Interlaken, NY 14847; (607) 532-4735; e-mail gunhild@epix.net.

The Lake Champlain Association Inc. Sept. 3-6, Burlington, Vt. Contact Eugene Carroll, P.O. Box 131, Interlaken, NY 14847; (607) 532-4735; e-mail gunhild@epix.net.

USS Puget Sound (AD-38) Sept. 7-10, Norfolk, Va. Contact Larry Carr, 35731 Connecticut Dr., Sterling Heights, MI 48310; (810) 268-5408 or 810-979-1305; e-mail autocarr@aol.com.

USS Yancey (AKA-93) Nov. 2-5, Baton Rouge, La. Contact Paul Dunn, 7074 Brightwood Dr., Concord Twp, OH 44077-2167.

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