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a Davies—Division F Member of the Month
Dana stepped up to provide a speech on short notice when our
club needed a speaker and is always willing to fill a role. She always
has a supportive and positive attitude. She also staffed our
information table at a career fair. She recruited new members and
was instrumental in encouraging officers to participatemin our
recent table topics and humorous speech competition. She was
also the chair of the humorous speech contest and the co-chair for
the table topics contest.
Other honored nominees for October were:
Elliott Kahoali'i , Speakeasy Toastmasters—As a newer member of our club, he enthusiastically
volunteered to coordinate two of our recent events. First was an event to honor
last year's club officers. The second event is our speech contest. His energy in
meetings and willingness to take on large projects (coordinating the two
events) has made him a great asset to the club.
Anna Maher , Electric Toasters—She is so very helpful, enthusiastic, reliable
and encouraging to all members. She does a wonderful job in her role as
president and goes out of her way to help others.
Jasmine Ortiz , Speakeasy Toastmasters—Jasmine is the glue who
continually makes sure all the multiple administrative functions are
completed for the club, all while she keeps her smile, sense of
humor, and her ability to attract new members.
(District 7 Celebrates—Continued from page 14) personally assisting the District Governor, Lt.
Governor Education/Training, and/or the Lt.
Lou Webb Award: Named after the District 7 Governor Marketing to be successful. The award is
Telephone Coordinator, this award is for long- given as a personal thank you by the District.
time service to the District. The recipient is an
experienced advisor for District Officers, not for (79 Years—-Continued from page 20)
the glory but simply out of dedication to serving
the District. Toastmasters for 40 years and LeRoy Nollette who
Herb C. Stude Educational Service Award: has only been in Toastmasters for 39 years. Mr.
Named after Past District Governor, Herbert C. Johnson’s speech entitled “What I learned
Stude, DTM. This award recognizes the person in Sunday School” sharing funny things he
who has delivered the most educational service remembered from reading the bible. Mr.
to District 7 members, whether through Nollette’s speech entitled “Permanent Press” told
educational modules or educational sessions at of his experience trying to get a clothes dryer
District meetings and conferences. This person repaired. LeRoy won the competition and will
represents the teacher who gives to others, and represent the club at the Area Contest in October.
motivates them to learn. Newberg Toastmasters Club is part of
Spirit Awards: The recipients are instrumental in
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Dana stepped up to provide a speech on short notice when our
club needed a speaker and is always willing to fill a role. She always
has a supportive and positive attitude. She also staffed our
information table at a career fair. She recruited new members and
was instrumental in encouraging officers to participatemin our
recent table topics and humorous speech competition. She was
also the chair of the humorous speech contest and the co-chair for
the table topics contest.
Other honored nominees for October were:
Elliott Kahoali'i , Speakeasy Toastmasters—As a newer member of our club, he enthusiastically
volunteered to coordinate two of our recent events. First was an event to honor
last year's club officers. The second event is our speech contest. His energy in
meetings and willingness to take on large projects (coordinating the two
events) has made him a great asset to the club.
Anna Maher , Electric Toasters—She is so very helpful, enthusiastic, reliable
and encouraging to all members. She does a wonderful job in her role as
president and goes out of her way to help others.
Jasmine Ortiz , Speakeasy Toastmasters—Jasmine is the glue who
continually makes sure all the multiple administrative functions are
completed for the club, all while she keeps her smile, sense of
humor, and her ability to attract new members.
(District 7 Celebrates—Continued from page 14) personally assisting the District Governor, Lt.
Governor Education/Training, and/or the Lt.
Lou Webb Award: Named after the District 7 Governor Marketing to be successful. The award is
Telephone Coordinator, this award is for long- given as a personal thank you by the District.
time service to the District. The recipient is an
experienced advisor for District Officers, not for (79 Years—-Continued from page 20)
the glory but simply out of dedication to serving
the District. Toastmasters for 40 years and LeRoy Nollette who
Herb C. Stude Educational Service Award: has only been in Toastmasters for 39 years. Mr.
Named after Past District Governor, Herbert C. Johnson’s speech entitled “What I learned
Stude, DTM. This award recognizes the person in Sunday School” sharing funny things he
who has delivered the most educational service remembered from reading the bible. Mr.
to District 7 members, whether through Nollette’s speech entitled “Permanent Press” told
educational modules or educational sessions at of his experience trying to get a clothes dryer
District meetings and conferences. This person repaired. LeRoy won the competition and will
represents the teacher who gives to others, and represent the club at the Area Contest in October.
motivates them to learn. Newberg Toastmasters Club is part of
Spirit Awards: The recipients are instrumental in
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