Reunions

Fri., June 15, 2007

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Medical Lake High School Class of 1977 – July 28-29. Contact Melody at (509) 838-2340.

Copeland Elementary Reunion – Aug. 3, 11:30 a.m., Copeland Hall, Boundary County, Idaho. Contact Caroline McNeal at (208) 267-1997.

Colville High School Class of 1948 – Aug. 16, noon, Old Country Buffet, 5504 N. Division St. Contact Alice Johnson at (509) 327-5469.

Priest River High School Class of 1967 – Aug. 17-18. Contact Colleen Lartz at (509) 483-2493 or e-mail cc.lartz@comcast.net; Wilma Maines Walther at (509) 489-3219 or e-mail wilmawalther@comcast.net.

Sandpoint High School Class of 1967 – Aug. 24, 6 p.m., at the Elks Golf Clubs of Sandpoint. Contact John Snedden at (208) 265-3360 or e-mail jsnedded@unicep.com; Theresa Blessing Snyder at (509) 926-8839 or e-mail snyderduo@webband.com.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1987 – Sept. 8, 7 p.m., Screaming Yak, W. 118 Francis Ave. Contact Julie Crum at titleclerk@dttoyota.com; Steve Hartsfield at asharts2001@yahoo.com.

General

Hoekema and Friends Family Reunion – June 23, noon at the public beach in Sandpoint. Contact Keith at (509) 217-0956 or Cliff at (509) 328-2719.

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