Reunions

Fri., Aug. 20, 2004

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Farragut Naval Training Station 18th Annual Reunion – Sept. 10-12 at Farragut State Park in Athol, Idaho. Contact Gene and Lorraine Cooper, 1248 S.W. Crossway Court, Port Orchard, WA 98367; (360) 876-4470.

USS Toledo (CA133) – Oct. 10-13 in Charleston, S.C. Contact Ed Crockett, 427 E. Market, Latah, WA 99018; 286-3340; e-mail Kelly@libertylake.com.

General

Minnehaha Pioneers-Cooper School Reunion – Sept. 12 at Mary Queen Church Hall, 3423 E. Carlisle. Contact Angelo Pizzillo at 467-5674 or Etter Milla 924-0169.

School

North Central High School Class of 1994 – Aug. 27-28. Contact 216-2796 or e-mail jmlee@georgefox.edu.

North Central High School Class of 1957 – Aug. 28 at Templins Resort in Post Falls. Call Bobbie Cox Anders at 536-2878 or e-mail merfeslaw@aol.com.

Central Valley High School Class of 1959 – Aug. 28. Contact Karen at 924-1972 or e-mail gargkgo@aol.com.

Old Moran Grade School Classes of 1900-1957 – Sept. 4, noon-5 p.m. at Moran United Methodist Church, 3601 E. 65th Avenue. Contact Lucille Nickerson Huotari at 924-4680 or Ardis Zacher Storms at 534-2752.

North Central High School Classes of 1942, 1941 and 1940 – Sept. 8, noon -6 p.m., at Mukogawa-Fort Wright Institute. Contact Evabelle DeVine at 276-8792 or P.O. Box 2139, Deer Park, WA 99006.

Lewis and Clark High School Class of 1964 – Sept. 10-11. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or e-mail reunions@netw.com.

Coeur d’Alene High School Class of 1954 – Sept. 10-12. Contact Mona at (208) 772-6408 or Jackie at (208) 772-3488.

Rogers High School Class of 1948 – Sept. 11 at the Spokane Valley Senior Center, 11423 E. Mission, from noon-3 p.m. Contact Leon Horton at 926-5554, Donna Taylor at 328-7334, or Lorna Cobb at 228-9179.

Marycliff High School Class of 1954 – Sept. 11-12Contact Helen at 466-7742 or Elaine at 325-2732.

Central Valley High School Class of 1984 – Sept. 13-14. Contact Reunions with Class at (800) 954-1044 or e-mail info@reunionswithclass.com

North Central High School Class of 1954 – Sept. 17-19. Contact Sally at 747-3531 or Marilyn at 448-0609.

Rogers High School Class of 1954 – Oct. 1. Contact Shirley (Brown) Carr at 458-0343.

Sandpoint School Reunion – Oct. 2 at Old Country Buffet at Franklin Park Mall. Call Jean Bottcher, 754-2644.

Joel E. Ferris High School Class of 1994 – Oct. 8. Contact Angela (Fish) Geiss at (509) 835-3673.

Military

USS Maddox Destroyer Association (DD168, DD622, DD731) – Aug. 25-29 in Kansas City, Mo. Contact Cliff Gillespie, 215 Wichita Ave. No. 605, Huntington Beach, CA 92648; (714) 960-5283; e-mail at cwgilles45@aol.com.

USS Bogue (CVE-9)SQD. VC-9, VC-19, VC-42, VC-69, VC-95 and DD and DE escorts – September, Toledo, Ohio. Contact Omer S. Olson, 17027 E. Seventh Lane, Spokane Valley, WA 99016; 928-3566; or e-mail OmerKorra@comcast.net.

USS Lavallette (DD-448) – September in Newport, R.I. Contact Ford Lampe, 3733 Rock Bridge Drive, Conover, NC 28613; (828) 459-1744; e-mail lampe@charter.net.

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