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October 17, 2001
Worcester, MA|
Notice
Please make every effort to notify the Toastmaster
of the Evening well in advance if you are unable to fulfill your assigned role –
it’s common courtesy and a sign of a Competent Toastmaster. |
| President: | John Keeton | Treasurer: | Bill Dussault |
| VP Education: | Therese Delongchamp | Sgt at Arms: | Fred Nathan |
| VP Publicity: | Al Wheeler | Secretary: | Peter Hoag |
| VP Membership: | Filomena Didiano | Bulletin Editor: | Peter Hoag |
Attendees: 14 members – Filomena Didiano, Rob Koenig, Dan Abraham, Joe Bellil, Peter Hoag, Triin Tammenru, Al Wheeler, Wayne Dupont, George Hast, Fred Nathan, John Keeton, Stan Birdwell, Gautam Shelar, Tom Quaranta, 1 guest.
It’s time to start preparing for the upcoming Christmas Time annual roast. If you would like to be a roaster, please contact George Hast at 508-798-6831.
Congratulations are in order for Stan Birdwell and Rob Koenig, who have completed the required speeches and are now CTMs.
PARTICIPANTS
|
Meeting Chair |
John Keeton |
Toastmaster |
Dan Abraham |
|
Invocation |
Joe Bellil |
Topicsmaster |
George Hast – improvisational situations |
|
Thought |
Peter Hoag |
General Evaluator |
John Keeton |
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Joke |
Triin Tammenru |
Timer |
Peter Hoag |
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Grammarian/WordMaster |
Wayne Dupont |
Word |
Plaintive – Expressing sorrow; mournful or melancholy |
SPEAKERS
|
Speaker |
Speech title |
Evaluator |
Summary |
|
Stan Birdwell |
Just Do |
Filomena Didiano |
CTM #10 - Stan maintained that it is not important to be the best. If winning is so important, you may not attempt things that you may enjoy. You’ll feel less stress when you realize that there’s always someone better than you. |
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Triin Tammenru |
The Investment Opportunity of the Century |
Al Wheeler |
CTM #9 – Triin conducted a mock seminar where she tried to persuade a room of venture capitalists (us) to invest in a pharmaceutical company. The company claimed that it could drastically cut the cost of drug research. |
|
Rob KoenigTr |
Ol’ Blue Eyes was Right |
Dick Brady |
CTM #10 - Rob used the "Chairman of the Board" as inspiration for a patriotic speech that expressed America’s greatness and values. It started with Rob karaoke singing to Frank Sinatra and ended with all members saying the Pledge of Allegiance. |
AWARDS
|
Best Impromptu |
Filomena Didiano and Dick Brady |
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Best Prepared Speech |
Rob Koenig |
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Best Evaluator |
Dick Brady |
UPCOMING MEETINGS
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October 24, 2001 |
October 31, 2001 |
November 7, 2001 |
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Toastmaster |
Don McIntyre 508-852-3399 |
Wayne Dupont 508-869-2450 |
Not Scheduled Yet |
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Topicsmaster |
Pete Hoag |
Mary Alice Widness |
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Gen. Evaluator |
Rob Koenig |
Pete Hoag |
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Grammarian |
Fred Nathan |
George McKenna |
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Timer |
Rosemary Chaput |
Dan Abraham |
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Speaker 1 |
John Keeton |
Ralph Lacerte |
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Speaker 2 |
Mary Alice Widness |
Fred Nathan |
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Speaker 3 |
Wayne Dupont |
Al Wheeler |
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Evaluator 1 |
Dan Abraham |
Rob Koenig |
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Evaluator 2 |
Stan Birdwell |
Triin Tammenru |
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Evaluator 3 |
Al Wheeler |
Joe Mewhiney |
Directions to new location at the Regency Suite:
From 290 East bound
Exit 13 Kelly Square: Take a right off the exit ramp to Kelly's Square. Take
a left onto Madison St. (between the two gas stations). At the second light turn right and you are there.
From 290 West bound
Exit 13 Kelly Square: Take a left off the exit ramp to Kelly's Square. Take
a left onto Madison St. (between the two gas stations). At the second light turn right and you are there.