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E-MAIL ISSUE #8 - Feb. 22, 2003 |
- Next Meeting
- International Speech Contest, Part I
- International Speech Contest, Part II
- Joke Master, From The Floor
- Club Member and Officer Training
- Who
Gets Info Bytes?
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Next Meeting - January 28, 2003 |
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Toastmaster of the
Day
Charley Ashley
I&P:
TBD
JK:
From the Floor
Advanced
Speech, Vanita Thomas
Speech #7, Chuck Scott
Success&Leadership, Sherm
Stevens
Advanced
Speech, Charley
Ashley
Table
Topics, Melissa Blagg
Eval:
Helen Carmen
Eval:
Eval:
Timer:
Catherine Hurston
GE:
Maria Scott
GR:
Another tightly packed agenda!
Plenty of duties left to include Joke Master. Contact me this weekend for the TBD spots.
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International Speech Contests,
Part II Club,
Area, Division, District, Region and International Dates:
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Click
Here for Dates
Target Speaker
Found!!!
Our
visiting DTM from the last meeting has agreed to be our Target
Speaker for the Evaluation portion of our club contest on
the 11th of March. Who wants to get the chance to try
out their evaluation skills??
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Club Officer Training,
Last Call |
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Our last Club Officer
Training was SNOWED out! Our last chance will be next
Thursday, Feb. 27, 2003.
ANYONE can attend. It will be up in Delaware, Ohio.
Click
Here For Directions
District 40 Website:
Link:
www.d40toastmasters.org
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Who Gets Info Bytes? |
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Info Bytes is an enhanced Email intended for all
active, inactive club members,
guests and
friends of the Club. It is
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International Speech Contest,
Part I |
Yes, You can be a world famous speaker!
It starts right here. Deja
Vue?
Last
InfoByte I urged club members to
revamp their favorite speech into
a hot "SpeakUp" newsletter article.
This
time I am encouraging each club TM who has more that six speeches
to try out for the International Speech Contest. Just
for you info, at the
club level you can have finished 5 speeches but the one you
are giving for the club contest has to be evaluated as a TM
speech. Beyond the club level all 6 speeches must be completed.
The
club contest is divided into two parts-Best Speaker and Best
Evaluator. On 11 March
we will have a club contest to chose the Best Speaker and
Best Evaluator.
The
best speaker is easy. Which speech is best wins.
There is a huge range of topic options. At the bottom
of this page is a link to the text of a winning speech.
The Evaluation contest
is run a bit different. All evaluation contestants will
evaluate the same target speech. The club and the contestants
will listen to a target speech. The Sgt. of Arms will
then take the contestants out of the room. The contestants
will be called in one at a time to render their evaluations.
The club will then vote on the Best Evaluator.
In
short, why be just another speaker when you can be a world
famous speaker and published author!!!
How's
that for two line's on
your resume! It all starts here!
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JokeMasters: EveryOne |
At
the last meeting I tried a new format by having EVERYONE
serves as JokeMaster. It worked better than I had
planned. This week, lets try it again and thanks
to those Jokes Masters from last week!
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Winning Speech Link:
http://www.toastmasters.bc.ca/contest/speeches/98D-intl.html
s/98D-intl.html
http://www.toastmasters.bc.ca/contest/speeches/98D-intl.html
http://www.toastmasters.bc.ca/contest/speeches/98D-intl.html
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