Reunions

Sun., May 7, 2000

New listings

Libby Junior High All-School Reunion for all students who attended the school through 1945; July 27, 11 a.m., at Franklin Park Gazebo, Spokane. For more information call Mariah Clarke 926-2597.

USS Houston Association Sept. 7-10, in Cleveland, Ohio. Contact Warren Lindstedt, 3016 NE 59th Ave., Portland, OR 97213, (503) 249-0046; or Ken Rogers, 21 Littlejohn Drive, York, PA 17404, (717) 792-9113.

7th Armored Division Sept. 22-25 in Springfield, Mo. Contact Charles Barry, 947 “A” Street, Meadville, PA 16335, (814) 333-8051.

USS Long Beach CGN-9 Association Sept. 12-17, at the Embassy Suites South, 10250 E. Costilla Ave., Englewood, Colo. For reservations call (800) 654-4810. Ask for the USS Long Beach CGN9 Association Rate. For more information contact Don Shade, 299 Kaintone Road, Jamestown, NY 14701-9370, call (716) 569-2314, fax (716) 569-6135 or e-mail president@usslongbeach-assoc.org or LBCGN9@aol.com. You may also visit the Web site at www.usslongbeach-assoc.org.

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