Reunions

Thu., May 11, 2000

New listings

Libby Junior High Alumni Reunion reunion for classes from its beginning through 1945 will be July 27 at 11 a.m. in the 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.

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; (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.

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

109th Infantry Regiment (28th Infantry Division) Nov. 1-4, at the Menger Hotel, San Antonio. Contact Harry Kemp, 7709 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209; (210) 822-6150 or fax (210) 822-6830.

General

Marcus (Wash.) Reunion Aug. 5 at Marcus City Hall and City Park. For all former Marcus students, teachers, past and present Marcus area residents and their families. For more information call Darrell Shute (509) 738-6444 or Dick Sphuler (509) 684-2778.

Smokejumper Reunion 2000 June 16-18, Redding (Calif.) Convention Center. Contact Chuck Sheley, (530) 893-0436; e-mail chkgsheley@earthlink.net; or Murry Taylor, (530) 468-5519; e-mail murrytay@sisqtel.net.

Military

3rd Combat Engineer Battalion May 18-21 at the Hilton in Minneapolis. Contact Donald Lloyd, 6804 Occidental, Yakima, WA 98903; (509) 965-3231.

USS LCI National Association May 18-21, Buffalo, N.Y., at the Adams Mark Hotel Downtown. Contact Robert McLain, Secretary, 1829 Hemlock Road, Lancaster, PA 17603-4437; (717) 392-4558; e-mail Maxeyusn@aol.com.

USS Nantahala (AO-60) May 25-28, Buffalo, N.Y.; contact Jack Gibbs, 40695 Newport Drive, Plymouth, MI 48170-4742; (734) 455-9306; e-mail at jegibbs@mediaone.net.

USS Portsouth (CL-102) 1944-50 All Personel Reunion May 30-June 4, New London, Conn. Contact Joseph Barber, 70 Maloney Court, Winsted, CT 06098; (860) 379-5364; e-mailjbarber@snet.net.

Screaming Eagles Reunion 101st Airborne Division Association, in conjunction with the “Week of the Eagles,” will hold its 55th annual reunion June 6-10 in the Fort Campbell, Ky., area. For more information contact SGM (Ret.) Dayton W. Herrington, WK&T Chapter, 101st Assoc., Box 101, Ft. Campbell, KY 42223.

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

USS Kemper County (LST-854) June 22-25, Nashville, Tenn.; contact Jim Simonson, 2931 Cooper Ave. S., St. Cloud, MN 56301; (320) 253-2167; e-mail jsimonson@stcloudstate.edu.

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