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Kay Gebhardt passed out song sheets ror a fireside Sing a Long. It was fun, but Kay did complain that everyone sang on a different key. Wow!! The party is always one of the highlights of the Lion's Club. Too bad, so many of you missed the great celebrfation.

Gathered around the open pit bonfire. Smoke was in the air when this shot was made.  

Kathie and Lou Leberti our generous and grascious hosts for this wonderful annual President's Party. Thanks a lot you guys.  

A closeup of Gary Pickett fwith his well earned Mytle wood plaque.  

They bury the hatchet (I mean fork) and Tom gives Ex Pres. Gary a beautiful commemorative Mytle Wood plaque.  

Tom Boynton is sworn in as our new President, armed with a Pitch Fork. Gary hated to give up hia psresidential power, but he had no choice. Great job, last year, Gary. 

Lou arranged for a fishing boat to go by right in the middle of the swearing in ceremony. See the fishing boat and the Charleston Bridge in the open position.  

Dick Besser and his wife were in charge of 3 Steak Grill machines. The steaks were yummy, but Dick reported a low attendance this year and there were lots of steaks left over. The steaks were purchased from Day's Ship Supply. 

Larry Reiber is not smiling, he is crying. Man that Fork really hurts.  

Sandy RReiber and Ron Metzger read tea leaves for the future of the club this coming year. 

Donna, Jon Eck, Bernie Brown, Tom Boynton and last years Pres, Gary Pickett, discuss the passing of the pitchfork. Note the prizes on the chair.  

Donna Penny was in charge of the Swearing in ceremony for the new officers. The pitchfork served as a gavel and caught the new officers sharp attention.  

Ralph Sawyer and his lady friend finished their meal, sitting by the outdoor bonfire.  

Lou explains how the windy rough ocean made the crabbing tough. He also is bragging about the great Halibut fishing he has had this year.  

Don and Beverly Ryanb, Donna, Tom Boynton, pres. elect, and Stan Gibson, enjoy their steak in the sun.  

Dick Vigue, Norma and Dave Wood. They finished their steaks and now it is beer time.  

Maria and Marshall Wartnik were there. Maria could eat only 1/3 of her 20 oz. steak Doggy Bag, please.  

At Lou Leberti's Boat Shed in Charleston. Kay Gebhrdt proves we had unlimited Dungeness Crabs on hand, plus salad, beans etc.. This to be followed by 20 oz. T. Bone steaks 

PRESIDENTS PARTY 2006