HUCKLEBERRIES: Keeping us on our toes
John and Valleda Woodhall on their wedding day.
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Valleda Woodhall steps on Doug Ward, left, and Bob McLeod in April 1969 while choreographing dance steps for the play, “The Fighting '40s.”
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Coeur d’Alene friends Steve and Kathy LaTourrette pay a surprise visit on Valleda Woodhall’s 90th birthday.
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Dean Opsal displays his champagne bottle sabering skill.
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Donna Messenger (67) won the women’s 50-54 category at the Post Falls Biathlon in June 1994. She’s still running 30 years later.
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The Coeur d’Alene PD team finished third at the 1964 state police shoot competition. Pictured from left: Robert Nuttleman, Con Gissel, Sgt. Roy Gant, Steve Schauer and Clint Merrick.
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Safety director Gene Jolie touts Potlatch’s Rutledge Mill record.
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Mary Spray receives her first free latte from Greg Windju of Latte Chalet.
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Valleda Woodhall learned to golf and didn’t quit the stage, after all.
Valleda is the prima ballerina featured in Huckleberries (April 7) who quit the London stage, flew to the West Coast on March 2, 1959, and married British golfer John Woodhall 11 days later.
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