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uble the Fun—Continued from page 17) Toastmasters Trains
Tomorrow’s Leaders
Toastmasters community. They are so thankful for
everyone's participation and hard work. They District 7 is experiencing an upsurge in gavel
hope to see you in a weekly meeting soon! club starts this year. Two gavel clubs are forming
in the Beaverton and Lake Oswego
At Embracing Cultures, we continue the communities, and another is scheduled for the
Toastmasters tradition of learning presentation Youth Detention Center in Warrenton, Oregon
and communication skills! Our unique, all-women within the next two months.
club is a great place to
conquer your fears. Future Stars, coached by Tahseen Mohammad,
Come visit us! We meet Eric Winger, and Marc
every Tuesday from 7 to Bettinger, has become the
8pm, at Everest model for other youth
Institute Tigard (4th Floor, Room 6), 9600 SW Oak clubs in the District. The
St, Tigard, OR 97223. Submitted by Liana Cohen, club members follow the
Embracing Cultures President. Toastmasters leadership
and communication
We hope you are convinced that you can double program, compete in
your fun and increase your skills by joining a youth speech contests, and appear as speakers
niche club. If you have an idea for a niche club at District 7 events.
contact Lt. Governor Marketing Leanna Lindquist,
lgm@d7toastmasters.org The Youth Leadership club at Delphian School,
in Sheridan, Oregon is sponsored and
Welcome conducted by Toastmasters International and its
New Clubs! local clubs. The program helps young people
build their communication and leadership skills
Clean Water is a corporate club started by preparing them to become tomorrow’s
former Toastmaster Joe Amerson. They meet in business, industry, and community leaders.
Hillsboro and Tigard.
If you are interested in learning more about
Cloud Cap is a corporate club meeting in Hood gavel clubs and the role they play in preparing
River. our next generation of leaders, or you are
interested in starting a gavel club in your
Titan Toastmasters is a community club that community, please contact Leanna Lindquist,
meets on the campus of Lane Community LGM, at lgm@d7toastmasters.org.
College. It was started by Toastmasters Jim
Lindly and Thomas Price. Here we are, with tremendous opportunity
before us. I challenge you to get to work to
bring us up to a higher level of service. Let
us share with others the benefits we have
gained for ourselves.
(Dr. Ralph Smedley)
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Tomorrow’s Leaders
Toastmasters community. They are so thankful for
everyone's participation and hard work. They District 7 is experiencing an upsurge in gavel
hope to see you in a weekly meeting soon! club starts this year. Two gavel clubs are forming
in the Beaverton and Lake Oswego
At Embracing Cultures, we continue the communities, and another is scheduled for the
Toastmasters tradition of learning presentation Youth Detention Center in Warrenton, Oregon
and communication skills! Our unique, all-women within the next two months.
club is a great place to
conquer your fears. Future Stars, coached by Tahseen Mohammad,
Come visit us! We meet Eric Winger, and Marc
every Tuesday from 7 to Bettinger, has become the
8pm, at Everest model for other youth
Institute Tigard (4th Floor, Room 6), 9600 SW Oak clubs in the District. The
St, Tigard, OR 97223. Submitted by Liana Cohen, club members follow the
Embracing Cultures President. Toastmasters leadership
and communication
We hope you are convinced that you can double program, compete in
your fun and increase your skills by joining a youth speech contests, and appear as speakers
niche club. If you have an idea for a niche club at District 7 events.
contact Lt. Governor Marketing Leanna Lindquist,
lgm@d7toastmasters.org The Youth Leadership club at Delphian School,
in Sheridan, Oregon is sponsored and
Welcome conducted by Toastmasters International and its
New Clubs! local clubs. The program helps young people
build their communication and leadership skills
Clean Water is a corporate club started by preparing them to become tomorrow’s
former Toastmaster Joe Amerson. They meet in business, industry, and community leaders.
Hillsboro and Tigard.
If you are interested in learning more about
Cloud Cap is a corporate club meeting in Hood gavel clubs and the role they play in preparing
River. our next generation of leaders, or you are
interested in starting a gavel club in your
Titan Toastmasters is a community club that community, please contact Leanna Lindquist,
meets on the campus of Lane Community LGM, at lgm@d7toastmasters.org.
College. It was started by Toastmasters Jim
Lindly and Thomas Price. Here we are, with tremendous opportunity
before us. I challenge you to get to work to
bring us up to a higher level of service. Let
us share with others the benefits we have
gained for ourselves.
(Dr. Ralph Smedley)
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