This Month in the Southern Cross - Toastmasters...From Paul Fanning, ACG, CL, Secretary, Treasurer, Essendon Toastmasters Club ... Now I would like to paint a little of the club’

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This Month in the Southern Cross:

Quincentenary at Northern Stars Toastmasters Club1000th meeting at Essendon Toastmasters Club

Are you TCB?The Mountaineer

From the Desk of Tracy Green, Public Relations ManagerFrom the Desk of Vicki Travers, Club Growth Director

From the Desk of Liz Allwood, District DirectorChange over Dinner

Education - BCM TrainingEDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

SpeechcraftA TOASTMASTERS PROMISE

A few words from the Newsletter Editor, Holly BuykxWelcome to the June edition of the D73 Toastmasters Newsletter.

This is the final newsletter from me, as the Toastmasters year 2018-19 comes to an end. From next month, theincoming newsletter editor, Mirrella James will be taking the role of editor.

If you would like to share news from your club or information about upcoming events please get in touch withMirrella James by email here.

Events, contacts and many other resources are always available on the District 73 website here.

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Quincentenary at Northern Stars Toastmasters Club

From Maxine Chenoweth President Northern Stars Toastmasters Club

The Wow Factor!

Northern Stars Toastmaster Club celebrated their Quincentenary - 500th Meeting, on 14th May, 2019, at GawlerElderly Centre, Gawler.

Members and special guests were part of the celebration with two new members being inducted on the night.Cynthia McShane (Dual Membership with Limestone T/M Club) and Liz McCullough were enthusiasticallywelcomed by the audience, to their journey at Northern Stars on this special occasion.

Club President Maxine Chenoweth was joined by Beppy Gollan (Area C8 Director) and Michelle Smith (CentralDivision Director 2018/2019) to cut a specially made cake for the 500th meeting.

Special guests who attended were Darrell Klar DTM (Raconteurs), Alan Dohnalek, Anthony Murray & MarkNewman (TTG T/M), Nick Barton & Joe Moutakis (Payneham T/M) and retired member of our group Jan MudgeDTM, who gave a very warm welcome to members and guests.

A big Thank You to the Toastmasters and guests who sent congratulations to Northern Stars Toastmasters Club for


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their Quincentenary (500th) meeting, as it was very much appreciated.

“NORTHERN STARS SHINING BRIGHTLY”

1000th meeting at Essendon Toastmasters Club

From Paul Fanning, ACG, CL, Secretary, Treasurer, Essendon Toastmasters Club

On Tuesday, 14th May 2019 Essendon Toastmasters Club was privileged to have celebrated our 1,000th meetingsince chartering on 1st July 1974. To mark the occasion we celebrated the event with past and present members,along with a speech-a-thon and installed our newest member Daniella. We celebrated in style with a special supperand celebratory cake. Now I would like to paint a little of the club’s early history.

In April 1974 Gerry McCormack from Melbourne Toastmasters led the charge for the establishment of EssendonToastmasters Club by publicising the benefits of Toastmasters membership that was a non-profit organisationdevoted to assisting men to be better able to communicate and express themselves through better listening,thinking and speaking (Essendon Gazette, 17 April, 1974). He went on to say that as a non-service organisation,the organisation of the group is where members are only required to fulfill their assignment at each meeting whichare generally held on a fortnightly basis.

The first meeting of the club was held in either late April or early May 1974 at the International Hotel in MathewsAvenue, Airport West. Thereafter, meetings were to be held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month.Once the club achieved a membership strength of twenty members, officially it became a chartered Toastmastersclub in July 1974. The first officer bearers of the club included Niall Quinn as club president, Wallace Clarke asEducational Vice-President, John Dutton as Administrative Vice-President, Henry Jacotine as Secretary, CliffordTalbot as Treasurer, Gerry McCormack as Bulletin Editor and Alan Riddle as Sergeant at Arms.

The longevity of the club has been greatly enhanced by such luminaries as John Dutton, Jenny Wren and





Josephine Ward. Their unwavering dedication and commitment have put the club on the map. A special mentiongoes to Josephine Ward who after joining the club at 16, managed by the young age of 23 to attain the honoraryposition of District Governor of District 73 in July 1988. At the time Josephine was possibly the youngest personever appointed and was responsible for 56 clubs scattered throughout four states. Josephine had initially beenintroduced into the organisation during a Youth Leadership course, that was led by the late Jenny Wren.

Essendon Toastmasters is a community based club which meets on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Tuesdays of the month at7.30 pm at the Moonee Ponds Bowling Club, 776 Mount Alexander Road, Moonee Ponds. Along with celebratingour 1,000th meeting, we have attained 10 DCP points, including 17 educational awards.

All visitors are welcome to attend and discover our charm. Please find us at our website here.

Are you TCB?

From Karl Hughes D73 Education and Training Coordinator (VIC/TAS)Incoming 2019-2020 D73 Club Growth Director


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In 1969 TCB was a cool phrase to use. It was cool because it was used by the King himself – ElvisPresley. The letters TCB stand for ‘Taking Care of Business’. TCB was the name of Elvis’ backing band in1969, but the phrase is much more than a band’s name. It means to get done what needs to get done. ToElvis, it was a business mantra to take responsibility and get things done and done the right way.

Today, TCB can stand for something else – ‘Taking Care of the Brand’ – because after all, in today’sbusiness world, the ‘brand’ is the business. Businesses like BMW, Nike, MacDonalds, Commonwealth Bank andVirgin, to name just a few, guard their brand closely. Toastmasters as a global brand is no different.The Toastmasters brand has been built up over many years and each member of Toastmasters when they joina club, becomes a steward for the brand, just like an employee at any organisation.

A brand is an exclusive and desirable idea embodied in products, services and experiences. A brand has aset of values, a way of operating and a position in the market. Just look at the company names mentionedabove. They all have a distinct position in the market and have a specific way of operating that alignswith their brand.

Toastmasters has a singular, solid identity that should always reflect the core attributes and approachof the organisation. As Toastmasters, we need to be leaders and be consistent with the identity of theToastmasters brand. From the professional and supportive voice we communicate to our members and thecommunity, to the educational programs we run; from the approach to running a meeting, to the use ofvisual elements such as the corporate logo and banner, all are important to achieve brand consistency.

Here are 10 tips to keep you ‘on brand’:

1. As well as a member, you need to think like a steward of a great organisation. You need to be TCB – TakingCare of the Brand - regardless of whether you are in a leadership position or not.

2. Don’t change any element of the logo – eg colours, shape, tag lines or any other customisation. 3. Don’t create your own logo.4. Always display the Toastmasters banner in meetings and promotional events.5. Promote and use the core Pathways Educational Program.6. Be positive and uplifting about the Toastmasters brand and promote it with pride.7. Use the Toastmasters meeting framework. It provides the experience and learning of transferable skills that

can be used outside of Toastmasters.8. Live the Toastmasters values of integrity, respect, service and excellence. These apply to the brand as much

as to personal actions, and they should be anchor points for every decision you make.9. Follow the Toastmasters Promise you made when you joined Toastmasters.

10. Do the ‘Moments of Truth’ exercise with your club and view each touch point from the perspective of thebrand.

You can find out more about how to use the brand correctly by referring to the Brand Manual - ToastmastersInternational

While you might not be the King like Elvis Presley, you can still be a leader and make sure you are Taking Care ofBusiness by ‘Taking Care of the Toastmasters Brand’.

The Mountaineer


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This is a speech by Janine Wan of Kew Toastmasters club, submitted by Cindy Wu. As Cindy explains, "I had thepleasure of being present when Janine presented this speech at Kew Toastmasters club. It is a wonderfuland accessible explanation about how we can navigate Pathways. I feel that it was of benefit to those who are stillhaving trouble wrapping their heads around this the format of the Pathways education program and asked Janine ifI could share this with the District."

The Mountaineer by Janine Wan

This is a story you about my friend Toby.

Toby was looking for some excitement in his life, a new challenge, so he went to a meeting of the Kewmountaineering club. Well, the people there were warm and friendly, and they were giving entertaining talks aboutthe wonderful climbs they had completed. Toby was eager to climb a mountain himself, so he decided to join theKew Mountaineering club and enrol in their education course called Mountaineering Pathways 101.

Toby met with the Vice President of Expeditions, who explained that Toby’s first decision would be to choose amountain to climb. They were all beautiful, but some were steeper, others longer, or more remote. Toby lookedthrough the description of the mountains and thought about what goals he wanted to achieve in climbing themountain, and he chose a mountain calledMount Destiny.

Toby then headed out to Base Camp, where all the mountaineers start. At Base Camp, Toby found a library with asign on the door that said, “Education transcripts.” Toby feeling rather confused, but he enjoyed problem solvingand sensed a challenge.

He looked up the words in his trusty dictionary. (Did I tell you that Toby loves dictionaries?) He discovered that‘education’ means training in a particular subject and ‘transcript’ means a written version of material originallypresented in another medium.

“I get it!” said Toby. “In the old days, people would take guides up the mountain who would show them the route totake, but these days, all the information is stored in books or websites, and now we can read it for ourselves. This iswhere I’ll find the guidebooks!”

Toby entered the library and found the education transcripts. There was another sign that said, 'Open Curriculum.'He got out his trusty dictionary again. He learnt that a ‘curriculum’ is a course of study and ‘course’ is another wordfor ‘route’. “The curriculum will show me the route for climbing Mount Destiny!” exclaimed Toby.

Toby opened his guidebook and found the route map for the first climb on Mount Destiny. The Vice President ofExpeditions came in. “Toby,” he said, “I see you are ready to be launched on your course! Start reading, dearboy!” Toby read about the course he would follow, and he thought about the skills he already had. In the guide, Tobysaw that there was a form for his climbing coach to complete.

“What’s this form?” Toby asked the VPE.

“That, my boy, is how your climbing coach gives you feedback. Feedback is how we mountaineers learn, youknow!”

“I see,” said Toby. “That makes sense to me. The coach tells us what we’re doing well and shows us techniques wecan use to improve. Cool!”

Toby was so excited to start climbing Mt Destiny that he decided to do his first climb almost immediately. As he puton his harness, Toby started to feel anxious. “What if I get stuck?” he thought, “or I can’t make it up the climb?” Heremembered the other mountaineers telling him how they overcame their fear. “You can do it!” he told himself. “Justbreathe and keep calm.”





Toby’s climbing buddy gave him an encouraging smile. He took a deep breath and started to climb. The overhangwas tough, but he had studied the route well and found his way past it. When he reached the top, everyonecheered, and Toby felt full of pride and had a great sense of accomplishment. Later, his climbing coach gave himfeedback and when he rated his skills again, he realised that he had learnt a lot from doing the climb, from theguidebook, and from the tips his coach had given him. “Wow,” thought Toby, “This system really works!”

Toby went on to do many more climbs and he eventually reached the top of Mount Destiny. The view was sospectacular that Toby wanted to help other climbers to achieve such heights. He did lots of coaching, and he stillclimbs today.

“Joining Kew Mountaineering club and enrolling in Mountaineering Pathways 101 was one of the best things I everdid!” said Toby.

You might be wondering how Toby’s story relates to you.

Well, let me point out some similarities between Mountaineering Pathways 101 and the Toastmasters programcalled Pathways.

Firstly, once you’ve signed up for Pathways, you must select a Path. Your Mount Destiny may be EffectiveCoaching, or Visionary Communication. Then to prepare for a speech, go to Base Camp, then Education Transcript,then Open Curriculum, then Launch.

Make sure your project is in a full screen window, then read the detailed description of your project and assess yourskills. Don’t forget to print out your evaluation resources for your evaluator.

After you’ve given your speech you receive feedback from your evaluator and rate your skills again. This completesthe project and you will be ready to launch a new project.

So, I encourage you, like Toby, to get involved. Launch that project, climb that mountain, and enjoy the rewards ofthe spectacular view from the top!

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From the Desk of Tracy Green, Public Relations Manager

From Tracy Green PRM This month’s PR article covers: • Final Monthly VPPR Zoom session• Handover

Final Monthly VPPR Zoom sessionThe final VPPR Zoom session for my year as PRM will be held:When: Sunday 23rd JuneTime: 7 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. AESTLink: Join Zoom Meeting

Attending is a great opportunity to share your experience over the past year as your clubs VPPR, additionally, this is


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a great opportunity to invite the incoming VPPRs to hear the collective learnings.

HandoverCongratulations, you are almost finished in your term as club VPPR. Hopefully a new VPPR has been elected andyou are getting ready to handover the reigns. Therefore, ensuring they are prepared for the role is very important,this is in addition to what is included in the Club Officer Leadership handbook which covers the generalexpectations, roles and responsibilities for each club officer position. Your handover is important for the followingadditional reasons:

It is important to know what aspects of PR worked well for your club and what to do differently.It is important to understand if there are any nuances in your club – what social media platforms do you use?How often are they maintained and updated?Do you have a calendar of events in readiness for promotional activities?

You may recall the following guidelines I shared in the beginning of your term, which I will email and hope you sharewith the new VPPR:1. Guardians of the Toastmasters brand a. Task 1 – ensure your club website is using the correct TI branding, is current, vibrant and up to date2. Responsible for creating a plan to keep our members informed of the club, district and TI events and news a. Task 2 – work with your club executive committee and plan a calendar of events for your club. This helps youin your PR role along with helps your members know about these events3. Key to generating PR opportunities a. Task 3 – attend the district PR Zoom session and learn from your fellow VPPRs 4. Tasked with motivating members to get and stay involved a. Task 4 – provide regular updates at club meetings, including either yourself of members of the club contributingarticles to the district5. Contributors to your club and the district newsletter, website and social media – sharing articles of what ishappening in your club. a. Task 5 – share news worthy articles

I hope you enjoyed your journey and look forward to hearing your stories in our final Zoom session, or meeting youat a future COT.

If you have any questions, please contact the district PRM via email here.

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From the Desk of Vicki Travers, Club Growth Director

from Vicki Travers CGD

Club Coach Training & Forum Zoom SessionsThese Sessions are open to all current club coaches and anyone interested to take on the role of coaching a club.The next session will be held on Saturday 13 July, 2019 from 8-9am via zoom. Connect to the meeting via this link. These sessions have been a wonderful success with great interaction and learnings on how to more effectively fulfiltheir role. Future sessions will be held on the first Saturday in the month but due to DOT training and ChangeoverDinner, in July it is moved to the 2nd weekend.

Does your Club qualify for a Club CoachThere are quite a few clubs in our District who have 12 or less members and qualify for a Club Coach. We would


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love to assist your club to become a Distinguished Club once again. We have members who are willing to becomeClub Coaches. I strongly encourage those clubs to reach out to the Club Coach Coordinator – Donna Summersat [email protected] or myself, Vicki Travers at [email protected]

An interesting note is that Lark Doley, who is the current Toastmasters International President, belongs to a clubwhich has a Club Coach. Having a club coach is about your club achieving success.

New ClubsCongratulations to Salesforce Melbourne Toastmasters Club which chartered in May.

Thank YouAs this is my last newsletter article for the 2018/2019 Toastmaster year I would like to express my thanks to allthose who have assisted me in my role this year. Special thanks to both Liz and Sue for their wisdom and support. To the rest of the leadership team and the extended leadership team I say thank you. There is no 'I' in 'team' andwithout all the members working together there is no progress. Best wishes to all in their new roles for 2019/2020

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From the Desk of Liz Allwood, District Director

From Elizabeth Allwood, District Director

My last article for the Southern Cross newsletter as part of the District trio, as I hand over the baton to the incomingteam for 2019/2020 Toastmasters year, and what a wonderful team they are as we have just had our Districtplanning weekend together.

I’d like to thank everyone for your support and patience over the past three years. I’ve learnt so much and Iencourage you to step up into your club Executive roles, then onto the District leadership roles which broadens yourexperiences presenting many leadership opportunities which may not present to you otherwise. These experiencesare transferable to other aspects of your life, especially career aspects.

Toastmasters is a safe learning environment and I am so grateful for the opportunities presented to me over thepast three years.

Looking forward to seeing you at change over dinner ‘Fun with Formalities’ (tickets available here) on Saturday6th July.

Warmest regards Liz

Change over Dinner

District 73 Change over Dinner"Fun with Formalities"


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Saturday 6th July 6:30pm to midnight.ParkView Hotel

562 St Kilda Road

$60Book now at trybooking

At the Change over Dinner we will be acknowledging the outgoing leadership team and presenting awards for Area Director of the Year

Division Director of the YearClub of the Year

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Education - BCM Training


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22 June 2019 7:30pm – 8:30pm AEST : BCM Training

Access all D73 online education pages for upcoming webinars and orientation resources for Pathways. Pathways Coordinator Carole McCulloch 0414 532 785 or on her website here.

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EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCECongratulations to the District 73 members who achieved educational awards last month, including two

DTMs!

May 2019Award Member ClubDistinguishedToastmaster(DTM) Jones-Resnik,Danielle MaccabiToastmastersDistinguishedToastmaster(DTM) Leake,Stephen BerwickClubLeadershipExcellence(LDREXC) Ingwersen,RaymondJohn GeelongToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) 04767937-Nameunavailable CPAToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) 06635484-Nameunavailable Croydon-YarraValleyToastmastersCompetentCommunicator(CC) Bakshi,Sheena GlenWaverleyClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) Broberg,MichaelW. ToastoftheCountryClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) Clayton,GlenysE. IndigoSpeakersCompetentCommunicator(CC) Dehne,Anna ElsternwickCompetentCommunicator(CC) D'Silva,Beresford TelstraExhibitionToastmastersCompetentCommunicator(CC) Krishnaswamy,RaghuP. TelstraExhibitionToastmastersCompetentCommunicator(CC) Lee,Linda TheWafflersToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) NAIN,AMAN SouthbankToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) Sinclair,MarleneC. ToastoftheCountryClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) Tay,Benjamin PMIMelbourneToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator(CC) Verbeeten,Danny NillumbikToastmastersClubCompetentCommunicator Vo,David PortMelbourneToastmasters


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(CC)CompetentCommunicator(CC) Walliker,SimonAnthony FrankstonToastmastersClubAdvCommunicatorBronze(ACB) Allwood,ElizabethAnne ToorakToastmastersAdvCommunicatorBronze(ACB) Skegg,KarinaM LauncestonAdvCommunicatorSilver(ACS) Brug,Beau UniSAToastmastersClubAdvCommunicatorSilver(ACS) DeSilva,ChristopherJehan GlenIrisToastmastersClubAdvCommunicatorSilver(ACS) Kilby,Joan MorningtonPeninsulaClubAdvCommunicatorSilver(ACS) Pateman,Annie TheHillsToastmastersAdvCommunicatorSilver(ACS) Skegg,KarinaM LauncestonAdvCommunicatorGold(ACG) Jones-Resnik,Danielle MaccabiToastmastersAdvCommunicatorGold(ACG) SimoesVieira,KellyRegina SilverServiceToastmastersClubAdvCommunicatorGold(ACG) Vandenberg,Anna GlenIrisToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) 00995208-Nameunavailable EssendonToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) 01203916-Nameunavailable GourmetClubCompetentLeader(CL) 01203916-Nameunavailable SilverServiceToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) 04157285-Nameunavailable HappyHourToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) 04364554-Nameunavailable MawsonLakesToastmastersCompetentLeader(CL) 06524941-Nameunavailable ElsternwickCompetentLeader(CL) Allwood,ElizabethAnne ToorakToastmastersCompetentLeader(CL) Clayton,GlenysE. IndigoSpeakersCompetentLeader(CL) Hassall,Paul PMIMelbourneToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) Howard,Ian Albury/WodongaToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) Mundy,StevenW DiamondValleyToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) nunan,erinjulia ToorakToastmastersCompetentLeader(CL) Watson,Lakshini CranbourneToastmastersClubCompetentLeader(CL) Webb,Alex ScientificCommunicatorsToastmastersClubAdvLeaderBronze(ALB) Bowlen,Gregory CityofGreaterGeelongToastmastersClubAdvLeaderBronze(ALB) Clayton,GlenysE. IndigoSpeakersAdvLeaderBronze(ALB) DeSilva,ChristopherJehan GlenIrisToastmastersClubAdvLeaderSilver(ALS) Jones-Resnik,Danielle MaccabiToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL1) 02841852-Nameunavailable AdelaideToastmastersClubDynamicLeadership(DL1) Arambepola,Ruchith PentanaSolutionsToastmastersClubDynamicLeadership(DL1) Blanco,Maricelys TelstraExhibitionToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL1) Cullen,Kate FordAustraliaClubDynamicLeadership(DL1) D'Silva,Beresford TelstraExhibitionToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL1) Krishnaswamy,RaghuP. TelstraExhibitionToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL1) Lai,Katrina TelstraExhibitionToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL1) Wright,Brendan RowvilleToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL2) Hughes,DavidAnthony KingstonCommunicatorsClubDynamicLeadership(DL2) Krishnaswamy,RaghuP. TelstraExhibitionToastmastersDynamicLeadership(DL2) Shumack,JustinWilliam PentanaSolutionsToastmastersClubDynamicLeadership(DL4) 03529858-Nameunavailable ToastoftheCountryClubEffectiveCoaching(EC1) 00995208-Nameunavailable EssendonToastmastersClubEffectiveCoaching(EC1) 05808219-Nameunavailable TelstraExhibitionToastmastersEffectiveCoaching(EC1) Hou,Xizhu TelstraExhibitionToastmastersEffectiveCoaching(EC1) Khabiyev,Olzhas BaysideToastmastersClubEffectiveCoaching(EC1) Mattaparty,Padmakar GlenIrisToastmastersClubEffectiveCoaching(EC1) Rushton,Wendy MawsonLakesToastmastersEffectiveCoaching(EC2) 02810866-Nameunavailable EssendonToastmastersClubEffectiveCoaching(EC2) Avignone,Elena EssendonToastmastersClub





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SpeechcraftSpeechcraft is a short course run by Toastmasters that covers the basics of public speaking. It’s been described as ‘jet-powered learning’ by participants, and typically runs for four, six or eight weeks. Group sizes are kept small – usuallyeight to twelve participants.

District 73 Toastmasters can also run a Speechcraft course at your work. Contact us and we can send a team of ourexperienced Toastmasters to your company so your employees can learn without even leaving the office.

What do we teach?Taking a Speechcraft course will help you improve your communication skills and self-confidence. You will learn how to:

deal with nerves and anxietywrite and deliver prepared speechesimprove your impromptu speaking abilitylearn how to give and receive feedback

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Toattendclubmeetingsregularly

Toprepareallofmyprojectstothebestofmyability,basingthemontheToastmasterseducationprogram

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Toprovidefellowmemberswithhelpful,constructiveevaluations

Tohelptheclubmaintainthepositive,friendlyenvironmentnecessaryforallmemberstolearnandgrow

Toservemyclubasanofficerwhencalledupontodoso

Totreatmyfellowclubmembersandourguestswithrespectandcourtesy

TobringgueststoclubmeetingssotheycanseethebenefitsToastmastersmembershipoffers

ToadheretotheguidelinesandrulesforallToastmasterseducationandrecognitionprograms

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