Lewis-Clark Duplicate Bridge Club
Members met each Wednesday in October, excluding Oct. 9, for their regular weekly games at Clarkston’s Valley Community Center. Scott Cardell and Pete Pluhta, both of Pullman, won each weekly game that month.
— Submitted by Karen Eveland
Lewiston-Clarkston Lions Club
President Barry Pemberton presided over the group’s Oct. 23 meeting with nine members attending.
Officer reports were given and treasurer Linn Pemberton reviewed the donations list from last year and asked members to consider if the want any changes this budget year. Several organizations were discussed. Jeannie Laws, Cheryl Fleming and Fred Schmidt will bring information to the next meeting when a decision is made.
Laws, secretary, asked members to provide her with all the hours they’ve spent this month helping with eyesight and hearing screening of Lewiston elementary students.
Members heard a report about the school screenings and were told all Lewiston district screenings are done.
Barry and Linn Pemberton and Sam Poleson recently visited the Troy Lions Club.
Barry Pemberton reported Laws and Jeanne Poxleitner recently packaged six boxes of recycled eyeglasses — a total of 1,765 pairs — and one box of soft cases. The Pembertons will take these to a Lions coordinator in Spokane for further transfer to the Lions Northwest Recycling Center.
Laws asked if any members were interested in bell ringing for the Salvation Army in November and December and times and days were discussed. Several members volunteered and Laws will have dates and times to choose from at the next meeting.
The Pembertons and Poleson are planning a visit to the Whitepine Lions Club.
Linn Pemberton and Schmidt both told jokes.
The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. Nov. 13 and will feature a representative from the Make-A-Wish Foundation giving a Zoom presentation.
— Submitted by Barry Pemberton
Lewis-Clark Toastmasters
Kent Barnett was toastmaster for the group’s Oct. 24 meeting.
Savannah Carringer gave a speech titled “Community” and was chosen better speaker.
Vic Racicot was table topic master and David Carringer was named best table topic speaker.
Lalonni Burke was the general evaluator and Bruce Neu was chosen as better evaluator.
Pete Gertonson was the grammarian and word of the day was “insipid.”
The next meeting is 6-7:15 a.m. Thursday at Congregational Presbyterian Church, 709 Sixth St., Lewiston.
— Submitted by Pete Gertonson
