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Toast of Jax Toastmasters Club 3397 – Area 22 – Northeast Division - District 47 Member’s News and Notes |
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Business Meeting (George Oehl presiding) Toastmaster John Roberts, who will serve as Contest Master next week, announced a “last call” for participants in the Dramatic Reading and Extemporaneous Speech Contests. President George Oehl issued a reminder that the induction of new officers will occur at the June 29 meeting. Toastmaster David J. Rafanowicz requested that the President appoint a Chairman for a scholarship committee to investigate the possibility of the Club funding a modest scholarship through tax-deductible contributions and recommended Toastmaster Richard Welty. President Oehl appointed Toastmaster Welty to chair a scholarship committee to investigate. Honorary Member Dave Jackson, by proxy, moved that the Club Host’s role be defined as “greeting a guest at the door and introducing him/her to a member, who will then elicit sufficient information to provide an introduction when called upon by the President to do so.” The motion was seconded and carried. The web site will be modified to reflect the change. Toastmaster and Incoming VP Education & Training handed out a survey designed to assess member’s objectives in the coming year, similar to what he had distributed earlier in the week via e-mail. Danny encouraged all members to reply so that every member’s objectives can be considered in setting schedules. President Oehl appointed Toastmaster Mel Epley to chair an Audit Committee for the leadership transition to occur July 1. Regular Club Meeting Toastmaster – Steve Lazar Word of the Day – Progeny (noun) (A Father’s Day tribute) 1 a : descendants, children b : offspring of animals or plants 2 : outcome, product 3 : a body of followers, disciples, or successors Ribbon for best use to: Ellen Unger Table Topics – Ellen Unger – Tomorrow is Father’s Day
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Evalumaster – Nandu Shah
Attendance – 21 members – No guests Miscellaneous Joke of the Day – delivered by John Roberts A man at a bus stop observed a seeing-eye dog wet the pants leg of his blind master at a bus stop. After a few second of thoughtful contemplation, the blind man reached into his pocket, pulled out a dog biscuit and attempted to give it to the dog. Curious, the observer asked the blind man why he would reward the dog for such bad behavior. “It’s not a reward,” explained the blind man, “as soon as I figure out which end is his mouth, I’ll know to kick the opposite end.” Another great meeting and a good time was had by all! |
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