Reunions

Sun., May 15, 2005

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Mead High School Class of 1975 – July 9. Golfing, 9 a.m., Wandermere; dinner, 5 p.m., Spokane Club. Contact Steve Rogers at 323-0184; Kathleen McAleer Griffith, call 487-1096 or e-mail the.griffiths@comcast.net.

West Valley High School Class of 1995 – Aug. 5-6. Contact Patti Sohns, 328-4722 or visit wv95reunion@yahoo.com.

Coeur d’Alene High School Class of 1955 – Picnic, boat ride and banquet July 22-23,in Coeur d’Alene. Call (509) 535-7957, (208) 773-5389, (208) 667-8118; www.cdaacr.com.

Hoekema Family Reunion – June 25, noon, Sandpoint Public Beach Pavillion. Includes a potluck lunch. Contact Keith Hoekema, (509) 217-0956; Judie Hoekema, (509) 328-2719.

7th Armored Division – Sept. 7-10 in Washington, D.C. Contact Charles Barry, 947 A St., Meadville, PA, 16335; (814) 333-8051; e-mail Cbarry@Zoominternet.net.

General

Leopold and Amalia (Fetzner) Wolf Family Reunion – July 16, 12:30 p.m. at the Latah Community Center. Contact Jane Eberle at (509) 284-2237; Valerie Hughes at (509) 443-1158; or Sheryl Henry at (509) 922-7301.

N.A. Degerstrom Co. and Zortman Landusky Mine Employee Reunion – Summer 2006. Contact Babes Crasco at (406) 861-5249 or e-mail bcrasco@msn.com.

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