Reunions

Sat., Nov. 11, 2006

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General

Log Cabin Spinners and Fiber Arts – March 24. Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Building No. 1, 4056 N. Government Way, Coeur d’Alene, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Karen Goodson at (208) 689-3109 or Cindy Conover at (208) 773-4250.

Schools

Ninth Annual All Spokane School Reunion – Feb. 26. Contact Gary and Noreen Brown at (509) 467-1311; November to March (928) 342-4827 or e-mail poorgar@juno.com.

Lake Chelan High School All Class Reunion – June 8-10. For more information contact Russell Miller at (509) 682-5628 or email rmille9601@nwi.net.

Thompson Falls High School Reunion – Aug. 10-12. Need to update addresses for registration. Write P.O. Box 632, Thompson Falls, Mont. 59873, e-mail tfl3910@blackfoot.net, or fax (406) 827-3910.

Military

6th Bn, 80th Artillery – Fall in Branson, Mo. Contact Frank Roberts, 1855 Nordic Ave., Chino Hills, CA 91709; (909) 606-1190.

USS Rio Grande (AOG-3) – Fall in Norfolk, Va. Contact Richard Hughes, 11002 E. Regal Drive, Sun Lakes, AZ 85248; (480) 895-5611; e-mail dichughes@robsoncom.net.

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