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Spokane, Wash, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Monday, January 12, 1998 Page B5 Idaho Chronicle Obituaries Weddings Nason-Matter Olympia The marriage of Kristen Louise Matter to Jelfrey Alan Nason was solemnized in a July 5 ceremony at the Reformed Church in New Paltz, N.Y. Kemble and Patty Matter, New Paltz, are parents of the bride. Nason is the son of Mark and Darlene Nason, I layden Lake, Idaho. The couple are living in Olympia after a honeymoon in Kauai, Hawaii. Dorothy Compton Soap Luke, Hash Service for Dorothy Dottie Compton, 72, will be at 1 p.m.

today at Nicoles Funeral I lome in Ephrata, Wash. Burial will follow at the Ephrata Cemetery. Mrs. Compton, who was bom in Mount Clements, died Thursday. She worked in the health care industry taking care ol the elderly for 20 years in Soap Lake.

Her first husband, Norman Johnson, and her second husband, Jack Compton, both preceded her in death. Survivors include a son, Ronald Johnson of Spokane; four daughters, Norma LaCourisier of Moses Lake, Sandra and Caroline Johnson, both of Ephrata, and Darlene Johnson of Soap Lake; a brother, Arthur Plasinski of Mount Clements; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Loye (Avery) Hohnwaldt Bayview, Idaho Visitation for Loye (Avery) Hohnwaldt, 66, was Sunday at Coeur dAlene Memorial Funeral Home. Vigil service followed at 7 p.m. at the funeral home.

Burial Mass is 11:30 a.m. today at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Coeur dAlene. Mrs. I lohnwaldt, who was born in Spokane, died last Monday.

She graduated from Rogers High School and was a member of the High I hits Social Club. Mrs. Hohnwaldt sang in I ligh Hatters with the USO and was a member of St. Patricks Guild in Spokane. She worked as a checker at Safeway in Spokane before retiring and moving to Bayview.

Survivors include her husband, Clifford; daughters Dona Ryan of California, Lois Requena of Texas, Donna Eastman of Edmonds, and Barbara Bigelow of Bothell, a sister Jackie Orth of Bayview; six grandchildren and two Achievements Chamber recognizes two local students Harry Graves Sptikane Memorial service for Harry B. Graves, 78, will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Life Center Church. Heritage Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr.

Graves, who was bom in Enterprise, died Thursday. He worked at Camp Chevrolet Body Shop doing auto body and fender repair. Mr. Graves was a member of Downriver Mens Club and Life Center Church. I fis wife of 50 years, Patty, preceded him in death.

Survivors include two sons, Ron Graves of Spokane and John Graves of Los Angeles; a daughter, Trudy Newby of Vancouver, four sisters, Wanda Williamson of Kennewick, Marlene Edwards of Salem, Marg Gish and Naomi Mills, both of Spokane; six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to Life Center Church, Youth Camp Scholarships or the American Cancer Society. Colleen Christen Spokane Private service for Colleen R. Christen, 67, will be held at a later date. Riplinger Funeral is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Christen, a lifetime Spokane resident, died Thursday. She was a graduate of Holy Names Academy. Mrs. Christen was a homemaker and was a member of the St.

Aloysius Catholic Church. Survivors include two daughters, Becky Christen and Molly Gibson; two sons, Terrance Christen and Robert Christen, all of Spokane; a sister, Michelle Catulas; and two brothers, Pat and Frank Colliton, all of Spokane. Genevieve Dillon Spokane Funeral Mass for Genevieve Dillon, 84, will be at 10 a.m. today at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.

Burial will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. I lennessey-Smith Funeral I lome is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Dillon, who was bom in Ambrose, N.D., died Wednesday. She worked as a nurses aide at Sacred Heart Medical Center for 25 years before her retirement.

Mrs. Dillon was a 40-year resident of Spokane. Her husband, Lyle Dillon, died in 1976. Survivors include a son, Patrick Dillon of Spokane; a daughter, Michele Childers of Spartanburg, S.C.; a sister, Donna Thompson of Spokane; seven grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimers Association of Eastern Washington.

Clyde Butts Jr. Spokane No service will be held for Clyde D. Butts 69, at his request. Ball and Dodd Funeral Home-South is' in charge of arrangements. Mr.

Butts, who was bom in Jamestown, N.D., died Thursday. In 1946 he graduated from North Central High School and later earned a bachelor of arts in art from Eastern Washington University. Mr. Butts served in the Army Corps of Engineers in Japan. In 1955 he worked for the Washington State Highway Department, doing design and engineering.

He retired in 1980. Mr. Butts was a resident of Spokane for 55 years. Survivors include a brother, Roland McDaniels, and a sister, Audrey Butts, both of Spokane. Memorial contributions may be made to the -Union Gospel Mission or the American Cancer Society.

Ralph Huellemann Post Falls Visitation for Ralph Huellemann, 55, will be Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Yates Funeral I lome in Coeur d'Alene. Service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with burial to follow at Forest Cemetery, Riverview Section, in Coeur dAlene. Mr.

Huellemann, who was bom in Wallace, died Friday following an extended illness. I le grew up and graduated from Wallace High School in 1960 and began a career in the grocery business at Britz Garden Spot in Osbum. Mr. Huellemann moved to Coeur dAlene in 1967 and worked for several grocery stores before buying Ralphs I.G.A. in 1974.

He sold the I.G.A. in 1985 and bought Ross Point Food Stop in 1987. Mr. Huellemann sold the Food Stop in 1992 and worked as a part-time truck driver for 1 1 Mining Supply and was a member of the Avondale Golf Club. He was active in the community and school athletic programs.

Survivors include his wife of 37 years, Cleo; a son, Ralph HucUcman Jr. of Coeur dAlene; a daughter, Deanna I lartman of Post Falls; his mother, Evelyn Huellemann of Coeur dAlene; a sister, Janet Arthur of Nevada; and four grandchildren, Ron, Kris, Andrew and Kylie. Mary Miles Moses Lake No service will be held for Mary M. Miles. The Cremation Society of Washington is in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Miles, 72, died Jan. 3. She was bom in Sunburst, and was a homemaker. Mrs.

Miles had been a resident of Moses Lake since 1972. Survivors include her husband, Otis; a daughter, Maty Lou Hardy of Quincy, and a son, Robert Miles of Burns, Ore. Two local students were honored by the Coeur dAlene Chamber of Commerce for outstanding achievements and dedication. Sasha Larson, an eighth grader at Lakes Middle School, was recognized for her creativity and dedication as the first editor of the student newspaper, Paw Prints, and for having a positive, caring attitude, natural leadership skills and a desire for excellence. Benjamine Toews, a North Idaho College student majoring in political science, was recognized for academic success and leadership.

Toews is a member of the college senate, DECA and serves as vice president of academics for DEC, an association for marketing students, and represented his chapter at nationals for three years. Toews also maintains a 3.9 grade-point average and wants to continue his education at other Idaho schools. Kram Allen, a senior computer science major at the University of Idaho, has been offered a position in research and development in the Clubs Calendar Domestic Violence Support Group meets from 7-9 Mondays and from 9-11 a m. Tuesdays at the Women's Center, 2201 Government Way. Information 664-9303 Epilepsy League of Idaho meets at 7 the last Thursday of each month at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1700 Pennsylvania Ave Information.

765-9443. FibromValgia Support Group meets at 1-30 the second and fourth Mondays of each month at the Interlake Medical Center, 700 Ironwood Drive Information: 772-3220 or 772-4552. Gamblers Anonymous meets at 7 pm. Tuesdays in St Luke's Episcopal Church. Information.

667-4799. HIVAIDS Support Group meets from 7-9 m. the first, third arid fourth Wednesdays of each month at in Coeur d'Alene Information- 769-6254. Living Lightly a support group for those interested in permanently changing fat cells and creating a natural body weight The group meets from 6-7 m. the second and fourth Monday of each month at Shoshone Medical Center, Kellogg Information: 784-6771.

Overeaters Anonymous meets at noon Mondays and Fridays and at 6 m. Thursdays in room 2 of St Pius Church, Sixth and Haycraft Information 664 8400. cardboard and aluminum cans may be left for that day only outside ol the recycling bins at the IGA parking lot or across from the True Value Hardware store in Pmehurst, Idaho Special bowling Tuesdays at 1pm: developmental disabled adults may bowl at the Kellogg Bowling Alley for $1 a game Veterans of Foreign Wars bingo games at 6 30pm Mondays and Tuesdays at the Post, 406 FoudhSt Proceeds benefit veterans programs and the community Youth Help Line Volunteers are needed to serve on ftie 24 hour phone-in line for teens Some youth group experience helpful but not required Call 664 3178 American Legion bingo games on Fridays at 11 30 a and 6 30 at the Post, 754 Fourth St Proceeds benefit American Legion programs Court advocates Volunteers are needed to make recommendations to the court lor the benefit of children Callbb? 9165 DARE, IDFY, WISE, Designated Driver programs Adult volunteers are needed to donate one or more hours to the program of choice Call 664 3114 or 687 3105. Emergency supplies, such as clothing and blankets are available from 10 a -2 daily at the Sevenlh-dav Adventist Community Center. 104 Division, Sandiwint Call 263 0221 Support Breast Cancer Support Group meets from 7-9 the first Thursday of the month at the Log Cabin Restaurant Information: 666-3800.

Brain Injury Support Group meets from 6.30-8 m. the second Monday of the month in the Kootenai Medical Center Health Resource Center. Information: 666-2030. Cancer Support Group meets from m. Wednesdays in the North Idaho Cancer Center's conference room Information: 667-8818.

Caregivers Support Group meets from 10-11 a the first and third Wednesday of the month in the Kootenai Medical Centers Health Resource Center Information: 666-2030. Diabetes Support Group meets at 7 m. the third Monday of the month at Kootenai Medical Center's Health Resource Center. Information: 666-2036. Activities Volunteers needed Apple Corps, a program of Coeur d'Alene School District, is looking for "science buddies" to help students explore science.

Time commitment 6-8 hours Information: Jill Dougherty, 664-8241. Coeur d'Alene Food Bank Volunteers are needed to help with receiving food, stocking shelves, paperwork and fund-raising, office located at Community Action Agency, 4942 Industrial Ave Call 664 8757or 800-725-3663. Girl Scouts Adult volunteers are needed to teach songs, crafts and dances of different cultures, and more Call 773-8196. Lake City Senior Center needs volunteers to deliver Meals on Wheels to the homebound, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Call 667-4628. Lucky Paws bingo is held Wednesdays from 6 45-9 at the Elks Club, Sandpomt Proceeds benefit the Panhandle Animal Shelter Adults over 21 welcome, Lessons begin at 6 1 5 m.

Recycling day to benefit Kellogg High Schools Youth 4 Eadh Club, is planned for 10 a -1 the second Saturday of each month Bundled newspapers, corrugated personal LaserJet Division at the Hewlett Packard plant and was invited to attend the IBM Corp. conference in Albuquerque, ail expenses paid, for a company interview. Allen, son of Chnna and Sue Allen of Plummer, is a Coeur dAIeneNez Perce Indian and was elected president of Tau Kappa Epsiilon fraternity last fall and also served as scholarship chairman and new member educator in previous years. Allen was inducted into the Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering honor society due to his class standing in the top fifth of his senior engineering class at UI and was awarded a fifth A.T. Anderson Memorial Scholarship from the American Indian Science and Engineering Society.

Contact for Idaho Achievements is Sherry Adkins. Tell us about your achievements by writing to: Achievements, The Spokesman-Review, Suite 200, 608 Northwest Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814. Pictures must be accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Storytime The Hayden Library sponsors the free storytime program for 2-year-olds at 10 and 11 a.m starting Friday at the library. Registration required: 772-5612.

Foresters Workshop Deadline for the non-mdustrial private forest workshop is Friday The class is from 8 a m. -4 30 m. Jan. 23 at the DoubleTree Hotel, Spokane City Center Pre-registration: $38, after Jan. 16, $55.

Information and registration forms-Chris Schnepf at 667-642(j. Leo Kottke Concert Mountain Fever Productions presents "Leo Kottke" in concert at 8 m. Friday at the Pamda Theater, Sandpomt. Information. 263-9191.

"Science is Fun" Hewlett-Packard sponsors the free class, hosted by The Coeur d'Alene Public Library, for children in the fourth through eighth grades from 4-5 Friday Pre-registration required: 769-2315. Free Ski School Lookout Ski Resort sponsors lessons every Saturday through March 14. The beginners' lessons are at 10 a with advanced, intermediate and expert to follow at 11 30a m. Buses from Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene are $5 per person. Reservations must be made each week before Thursday: 777-7701 or 744-1392.

Women' Seminar Smith Barney Inc. sponsors the free seminar, "Making the Most of Your Money," at 9 a m. Saturday in the Smith Barney office at the First Bank Building, 1233 Northwood Center Court. Reservations. 605-4251.

Film Festival The International Wildlife Film Festival will be shown at 7 30 pm, Saturday at the Pamda Theater, Sandpomt. Information 263-9191. Dinner Concert Trinity Lutheran Church sponsors a Swedish meatball and Lefse dinner with singersongwriter Eric Engerhrelson at 5 Sunday in Trinity Hall Dinner- $7.50 adults. $4 youth 6-18 Information 664 5743. HeadSlart The North Idaho College Head Start Center hosts the Bonner County Childcare Association meeting from6 30 8 Monday at the Head Start Sanripint Center.

101 Euclid Ave Information: 666 6755. Adult CPR The American Heart Association sponsors ttie class at 7 30 m. Monday at the Kootenai Medn al Center Health Park, 1300 Mullan Fee $5 per person Pre-registration required. 773 7982 first Wednesday of eai month at idyman' Suierrnarket, Coeur Alene Information-664 2476 North Kootenai Water District meets at noon the set nnd Thursday of eai month al JUR Engineers. 1250 Irnnwoorl Information 772 7452 Post Falls Economic Development Committee meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 a at Templin' Resort, Post Falls Information 773 5016 Kootenai Democratic Club meets at noon for lunch every Friday of each month at the Iron Horse Restaurant Information: 667-5824.

Lake City Cribbage Club meets at 6.30 m. Thursdays at the Eagles Lodge, 209 Sherman Ave New members welcome Entry fee: $5. Information. 777-8140, Lake City Harmonizers meet from 7-10 m. Mondays at Lakes Middle School, 15th Street, Information: 762-3119.

Loners on Wheels WEIN chapter of the national group meets at 10-30 a m. the first Saturday of each month, November through March Information: 773-4488 National Association of Retired Federal Employees chapter 218 meets at noon the third Monday of each month at Templin's Resort, Post Falls, Information: 687-3616. North Idaho Dahlia Society meets Feb. 4 at 7,30 m. in the Coeur d'Alene Tidyman's meeting room.

Information: Connie at 664-6091. North Idaho Legal Support Staff Association meets on the third uesday of each month at the Iron Horse Restaurant, 407 Sherman Ave Information: 765-1700. North Idaho Mineral Club meets at 7.30 the third Thursday of each month at Tidyman's, 410 Neider Ave. Information: 773-2474 North Idaho Road Runners -meet at 7 m. the first Wednesday of each month in the Turkey Shoot Lounge at the Sunset Bowling Alley, 202 Sunset Ave Information: 772-3412.

North Idaho Young Volunteer meet Monday evenings to learn search and rescue techniques and mountain climbing Information: 769-9425 or 664-8337 North above North Idaho Watercolor Society open board meeting, 9 a regular meeting 10 a second Saturday of each month in the community room, Kootenai County Extension office, Dalton and Government Way Bring paints, enthusiasm and a sack lunch All levels of experience welcome Information or meeting place verification: 773-3083 or 664-4312. Panhandle Bass Anglers are looking for new members Meetings at 7 m. the first Monday of each month at the Washington Water Power building in Kellogg Information: 786-7191 or 752-6482. Post Falls Booster Club meets at 7 m. the first Monday of each month at the high school cafeteria Information.

7 73-9238 or 773 9440 Post Falls Toastmasters Club No. 7562 meets at 6.30 a.m. Thursdays at Templins Resort, Post Falls. Information: 773-4533. Singles Supper Club meets at 6 Wednesdays at Iron Horse Restaurant, 407 Sherman Ave Details: 667-6947.

Soroptimist International meets from noon-ip m. Tuesdays at Pines Restaurant, 1414 Northwest Blvd. Information: 765-5600, Spirit Lake Lions Club meets at 6 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month at the Civic Center, Fourth Avenue. Information: 623-4721.

2x4 Stamp Club meets from 3.30-4.30 p.m. the second and fourth uesdays of each month, Coeur d'Alene Public Library. Information: 769-2315. Sweet Adelines meet at 7 m. Mondays at the Church of Christ, Fourth and Hanley.

Information: 772-2453 or 772-3379. Syrlnga Stitchers Needlework enthusiasts meet at 6.30 m. the third Tuesday of each month at the First Methodist Church, 1470 Hanley Ave. Information: 664-1327 or 664-5478. Vegetarian Society Inland Northwest -meet at 7pm the second Thursday of each month, Coeur dAlene idyman's, 95 and Neider, second floor conference room: call 665-1386.

American Association of Retired Persons meets at 1 m. the fourth uesday of each month at the Lake City Senior Center, 1916 Lakewood Drive Information- 667-4628. American Society of Women Accountants -meets at 5:30 p.m, for dinner the third Monday of each month, Templins Resort, Post Falls. Information: 765-9500. ABATE American Bikers Aiming Toward Education meets at 7pm the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at the Sawmill, 900 Seltice Way, Post Falls.

Information: 773-0446. Audubon Society meets at 6 30 the third Monday of each month at First Presbyterian Church, 521 Lakeside, Information: 772-4512. Blue Jeans Singles of Coeur d'Alene meet for volleyball at 6 30 Fridays at the Presbyterian Church, 521 Lakeside. Information: 772-6041. Bonner County Gleaners meet on the second uesday of eai month at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, Division and Pine, Sandpomt Information-265-7259 Marydlff High School Class of 1948 July 24 25, contact Pat Milla, 924 0169.

Cheney High School Class 1988 July 24 25, contact Classy Reunion (800) 544 0194 Republic (Wash.) 100th Anniversary All-School Alumni from 1920 98, July 25, Ferry County Fairgrounds, conta' Fred 3386, tax 775 3427, PO Box 611, Republic, WA 99166 Shadle Park High School Class of 1988 July 31 Aug 1, contact Classy Reunions (800) 544 0194. Shadle Park High School Class of 1968 July 31 Aug 1, contact Gloria Fletr her, 327 4348 or lax Debbi Srhults, 32 7-7623 Troy (Mont.) Schools All Class anyone who ever attended my schools, July 31 Aug 2, cnnlait Fred Mi Dougall, Box Troy, MT 59935 Today Tax Training Class Volunteers are needed in the Tax-Aid program sponsored by the American Association ol Retired Persons and the Internal Revenue Service to help the elderly with income tax forms. Tax training class are from 9 a m. today, Wednesday, Friday and Jan. 19.

Volunteers will be reimbursed for necessary program-related expenses. Information. Ben Davis at 667-6914. Senior Issues Aging and Adult Services sponsors the program on "Understanding Alzheimers Disease" from a m. today at the Lake City Senior Center, 1916 Lakewood Drive Information: Myron Higbee at 667-3179.

Auditions The Lake City Play House will hold auditions for "The Foreigner" at 7 m. today and Tuesday at the Harding Family Center, 411 N. 15th St. Information: 667-1323. Upcoming Job Service Workshop The Coeur d'Alene Job Service will host a free three-day workshop for those who don't have a job or want to get a better ob from 9 a m.

Tuesday through Thursday. Information: 769-1558 Children's Crafts The free "Make It Take It" prograrp will be held from 10 a -2 Tuesday at Bear Springs Junction, 1928 N. Fourth St Information 666-9115. Senior Dance The Post Falls Senior Center sponsors the dance from 7 30-id m. Tuesday at the center, 1205 E.

Third Ave. Admission: $2 per person Information: 773 9852. Dance Company The Pamda Theater hosts the Jose Greco Flamenco Dance Company, 8 m. Tuesday at the theater, Sandpomt. Information- 263-9191.

Backcountry Safety Class This free class meets from 6 30 9 Wednesday at North Idaho College in Boswell Auditorium to discuss aspects of safety including equipment, risk, CPR, avalanche awareness, law enforcement and technical clothing Information: Chic Burge at 664 2420 Bonner County 4-H Market Animal li Livestock Committee Meets at 7 m. Wednesday at the Extension Office, Sandpomt Information- 263 8511, Christian Women's Club Meets for a luncheon from 12 30-2 30 Thursday at The Coeur d'Alene Resort Cost $8 Information 687-0291. Environmental Assessment Plan Meets at 7 pm. Thursday at the Plummer Community Center, 520 St. Meetings Friend of the Library meet at 5 30 the first Thursday of each month, Sandpomt Library room 51 Bring your creativity Kootenai County Republican Central Commute will meet al 7 the third Tuesday of every month, Panhandle Piza, Coeur dAlene Information 765 8259 Kootenai County Substance Abuse Council fund raising committee meets at noon the Reunions FIIIRIIIG TIIF PERFECT APARTMENT SHOULDNT RE Look to the Apartment Blue Book.

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