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MARCH 2020 Sonora Lions Student Speaker Contest the Sonora Lions Club Student Speaker Contest Was Held on Wednesday, Feb 12Th at the Toulumne County Senior Center Sonora Lions Club Sonora Lions Club, P.O. Box 101, Standard, CA 95373 Lunch at Chicken Ranch Bingo Hall 16929 Chicken Ranch Road, Jamestown, Wednesdays at 12 Noon WeWe ServeServe District 4-A1, Mountain Region, Zone 2 www.SonoraLions.org Lions John and Ruth Moyer Co-Editors #48 Volume XCVII, No. 9 “Sonora Lions, Serving the Mother Lode since 1922” MARCH 2020 Sonora Lions Student Speaker Contest The Sonora Lions club Student Speaker contest was held on Wednesday, Feb 12th at the Toulumne County Senior Center. The evening began with a Presentation of the Colors by members of Boy Scout Troop 562, which is now sponsored by our club. The doors were closed at 6:00 PM, and guarded by PDG Tom P.. Lion chairman Glenn G. read the rules of the contest, and related the following topic. “Homelessness in California. What Is The Solution?” Each speaker had to discuss the topic for at least five minutes, but no more than 10 minutes, or points were deducted from their score. Of course, all of them gave impressive talks, ex- plaining the problems with homelessness, and their ideas to help solve the many aspects to the problem. It was a tough job for the judges to de- cide on the best speaker. The judges were: Anaya Kirk, Supervisor in District 3; John Wil- liams, a retired pharmacist and currently head of Toastmasters; Pat Shabot, a retired educator and superintendent; and Liz Peterson, the Head of OES, who also works in the County Administrator’s Our student speakers for the evening were Jordaine Breyer, Delaney Snyder, Matti- son Knobloch and Robert Bollinger in the front row. Lion Glenn Gottschall, Sponsor and Liz Peterson, Pat Shabot, Anaiah Kirk and John Williams who served as judges in the back row. Office. The student speakers, all from Summerville High School, were Robert Bollinger, a senior; Jordaine Breyer, a junior; Matti- son Knobloch, a sophomore; and Delaney Snyder, a senior. Fol- lowing the student’s presentations, the judges met and picked Jor- daine Breyer as the winner. She will advance to the Zone Student Speaker contest, which will also be held at the Senior Center, on Saturday, March 7th, starting at 3:00 PM. Please plan to attend and support our club winner. Jordaine was presented with a Certificate and cash by Lion Glenn G., followed by presentations of certifi- Lion Glenn Gottschall presents the first place winner Jor- cates and cash to the runners up. All of the judges were also given daine Breyer her First Place Certificate and cash award. certificates, thanking them for their help in this project. Following the Student Speaker Contest our Spouse Appreciation portion of the evening started off with a table full of wonderful hors d’oeuvres, catered and served by Melodie Ferguson of Special Events Catering. They were deli- cious! Thanks go to Lion Jill S. for the delightful table decorations of Valentine gnomes, honey sticks, and sweet pretzels. The evening was well attended by many Lions and their spouses, including two couples who will celebrate their anniversaries on Friday, Valentines Day – Tom and Wendy Penhallegon, and Ken and Suzie Hammond. Best wishes from all of us. Seated l-r: Guest Serina Ortega, Lions Ruth Moyer, Jill Schwab, Bud Regelin and Lion President Jeri Regelin. Lion Jerry Jensen and moderator Lion Glenn Gottschall Seated l-r: Lions Cat and Nick Reuter, Stacy Ruiz, PP Wendy Pen- hallegon, and PDG Tom Penhallegon. With his back to the camera, Lion Pat and Karen Shabot, retired educators. Pat acted as one of our Ken Hammond and his wife, Suzie. judges. Don Rolle, who is also a retired educator and guest of Lion Irene The Hammonds and Penhallegons will be celebrating their wedding Wetzel anniversaries on Friday, Valentines Day. Seated l-r: John Williams, one of our judges, Lion Janet Newman, Lion Sharlene Winn-Reed and her friend Cindy Sorritelli. Seated l-r: Lion Rayma Garcia, Lion Treasurer Judy Meeks, Lion Bob and Garienn Bader 2 Dan, Glenn, ‘Crazy’ Bill, Sherry, and Jill. Happy/Sad Bucks: Lion Pres Jerri R. is happy her grandson has a good job possibility, and will be moving out of their house. ~ Lion John M. had a happy morning – he dropped his bagel and it landed buttered side up! ~ Lion Paul B. had set up a pull tab cannister at work, and collected lots of February 5 tabs. His son Dean did great playing basketball last The meeting was opened in regu- week. ~ Lion Ruth M. had a happy Saturday with two lar form by Lion President Jerri cousins she had never met before, exchanging genealo- R., and it was so nice to have gy information on the Lindberg family. ~ After listen- members who often cannot attend ing to Lion Pres Jerri’s story, Lion Frank M. said he our meetings here today. We wel- was happy he had built a small retirement house, so comed Tamara Lund, a member grandkids couldn’t move in with them. ~ PDG Tom of the Toastmasters Club, who is related at the District meeting last week, our club our guest speaker, with a perky turned in 14 pounds of pull tabs, and 785 pairs of glass- rendition of the Lions Welcome es, totaling 2460 pairs this year! These are huge num- song. bers compared to other clubs in our district. Birthdays/Anniversaries: Raffle: Lion Dennis Schroeder, whose birthday is tomorrow, Winners today were Lions Tim A. and Paul B., and the the 6th, was not present, but Lion Frank M., who cele- critter will protect Lion Kenny A. next week. brated on Super Bowl Sunday, received a resounding Program: performance of the Birthday song. After the song? end- Our speaker today, Tamara Lund, has been a chiroprac- ed, our guest Tamara said, “I would fit right in with tor for 22 years and has four grown children. She has this group!”. been a member of Toastmasters, who help our club Announcements: with the Student Speaker contest. She said that the be- Lion Pres Jerri spoke about what we need to do to at- low freezing weather we have had many times this win- tract new members. ~ PDG Tom P. said he had pur- ter is hard on the many homeless persons in our area, chased an open faced rod and reel for a raffle prize, and and she decided to organize a coat and blanket drive would like donations of tackle to add to the basket. ~ thru Toastmasters, which was very successful. Twenty Other donations are needed for the raffle at the Ciop- two percent of homeless persons are over 65 years of pino dinner. ~ Lion Jill S. passed around the sign up age, and 10% are sheet for duties at the dinner. ~ Lion Jim G. announced veterans. Inter- that as of today, everyone has donated $20 to the LCIF faith provides fund, making our club a 100% club for the second many items and time! Many clubs have not attained that goal, so pat services to people yourself on the back! ~ Lion Glenn G. said there is a in the community possibility of having six students at the Student Speak- who really need er Contest. Members planning on attending the Spouse help. They accept Appreciation party need to pay their $10 charge to Li- all manner of on Treasurer Judy M. ~ Lion Wendy P. related com- clothing and per- ments from PCC Denny Grotrian from the Crockett sonal care items, Lions Club. Members from Crockett who attended our so clean out your Cioppino dinner last year took samples of all our closet and take the handouts and presented them to their club. They have stuff to Interfaith. since initiated the following: Setting up their own They accept items HELP program, pairing with Meals on Wheels and Tuesday thru Fri- providing drivers, creating a club brochure, and creat- day from 10AM ing placemats with similar info on it as ours. Be proud to 12PM. She also that you belong to a club that is such a great example talked about to others. Toastmasters Tail Twister Irene fined a few members for minor in- reformatting their mission. They now also provide fractions, and asked a Super Bowl question that no one communication and other training projects such as could answer correctly – what was the price of a ticket learning to be a leader, or how to head a committee. for the first Super Bowl, and for this year’s admission? Marble Draw: Correct answer - $12 the first year and an average of A loud drum roll accompanied pulling out a ticket – $2500 now!! belonging to Lucky Lion Bud R.. However, he still Lion Phil B. was Secret Lion today, and fined Lions pulled out a white marble from the bag. 3 February 19 The meeting was opened in regular form by Lion Presi- Supporting Lions Center for the Visually Impaired dent Jerri Regelin, followed by the introduction of February 14 Sheriff Bill Pooley, our speaker for today. Lion Ruth PDG Tom and Wendy Penhallegon traveled down to M. introduced Serina Ortega, who is interested in be- Pittsburg, CA to share their anniversary with Lions coming a member of our Lions club. She is from Tu- Clubs members from the Dis- olumne, and founded the TWIST program, which has trict 4-C3 area in support of the helped clean and beautify up the town. She spoke to Lions Center for the Visually our group last September about Twist. Our guests were Impaired. It was a lovely Val- welcomed with the Welcome song. Birthdays/Anniversaries: entine’s Day brunch celebra- th tion/fundraiser for this center.
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