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 December 12, 2005 - It is my hope that you will forward this information on to your AreaGovernors as food for thought and recommend to them that maybe they communicate these issues with the club leadership within their respective areas. The bottom line thoughout this message is that we assume to many things when it comes to our clubs and areas. We still have time to address those issues.
Last year we had over 15 clubs that could have achieved Distinguished or better but did not due to the membership issue. How many potential members were lost due to the fact that a club was not prepared to deal with potential members. There is only one-first chance. We need to be prepared to take advantage of it for the good of the member and the club.
Please forward this information to any one whom you feel might benefit from it. Bob Freel: DTM
Distinguished Area/Division Chair
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Who are they? What do they do? What’s the difference? Read on … for the answers to these and many more questions about these Very Important Toastmasters!
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Enter your club to win! The Chuck Weck Publicity Award is given in recognition of the publicity efforts of Toastmaster Clubs in District 12. It is named in honor of Chuck Weck, a past District 12 Governor. The club that wins the award receives a traveling trophy to display until the next Chuck Weck Publicity Award Contest. The winning club also receives a plaque that remains with the club.
The new Toastmasters year has begun, the new leaders are in place, now the real work begins.
We are asking for your help as a Toastmaster within District 12 to join in our efforts to maintain and expand our Toastmaster program in the correction facilities throughout our District.
