Spokane clubs

Tue., Feb. 17, 2015

New listings

Spokane Tremble Clefs – Voice and singing therapy for people affected with Parkinson’s Disease. Group meets every Tuesday from 1-2:15 p.m. Parkinson’s Resource Center, 613 S. Washington St., Suite 104. Call (509) 443-3361, email center@spokaneparkinsons.org or visit www.spokaneparkinsons.org for more information.

Special interest

Associated Garden Clubs of Spokane – Meets the fourth Friday of the month, with board meetings on the second Friday of the month, at 10 a.m., at Manito Park Garden Center, 4 W. 21st Ave. No meetings June-August or November-December. Contact Jean Carmichael at (509) 280-5503.

Cattle Producers of Washington – Meets monthly. Call (509) 738-6127 or 722-3033, email cpow@localnet.com, or visit www.cattleproducersofwa.org for more information.

Elna Club – Sewing club. Meets Mondays, 10 a.m.-noon or 1-3 p.m. Sew Uniquely You, 10220 N. Nevada St., Suite 10. For more information, call (509) 467-8210 or email sewuniquelyyou@gmail.com.

Embroiderers’ Guild of America – The Mount Spokane Chapter meets the fourth Wednesday of the month (no meetings in May, November or December) at 6:30 p.m., Fire Station #11, E. 32nd Ave. and S. Perry St. Contact Lynne Hess at (509) 838-5178 for more information.

Friends of the Lone Pine Cemetery – For details, call Jim and JoAnn Savitz at (253) 752-3247 or email jimsavitz@comcast.net.

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