2018_04

DISTRICT 24 DOUBLE DOZEN 

NEWSLETTER 

District News and Events 

District 24 

April/2018 

INSIDE THIS ISSUE 

News from the 

Trio 

Information on 

Upcoming Events 

District Highlights 

Page 2 

New Pathways – 

Are You Ready for Something 

New? 

Page 3 


New, Yet Familiar 

Page 4 


What Path Will You Take? 

Page 5 

Update on Pathways 

Page 6 

Time for Election of Club 

Officers 

Page 7 

News Pathways in Division C 

Page 8 

Division D Funletter 

Page 9 

Three Social Media Platforms to 

Grow Your Club 

Page 10 - 12 

Pre-Conference Session 

Information 

Page 13 

2018 Proxy Form 

Page 14 

Conference Raffle Information 

Page 15 

District Mini Calendar 

Only a Short Time Left to Register for the Annual 

Conference! 

The District 24 Annual Conference is April 20 – 22 in Kearney, Nebraska at the Younes 

Conference Center. This will be a conference full of excitement! There are two incredible 

speakers on the agenda for this conference. 2005 World Champion of Public Speaking, Lance 

Miller, will be the Featured Speaker. Lance will bring his exciting speaking style to District 24. 

Toastmasters International Director, Region 4, Monique Levesque-Pharoah, will be the Keynote 

Speaker at the conference! What an incredible opportunity to learn from two outstanding speakers! 

The conference begins Friday, April 20 with a workshop titled Change Management from 

conference Keynote Speaker Monique Levesque-Pharoah followed by the District 24 Table Topics 

Speech Contest. The District International Speech Contest will be Saturday afternoon. The 

educational sessions will cover Pathways, Social Media, Leadership for a Championship Club, and 

How to Promote and Market a Toastmasters Club. The day will end with a banquet and awards 

ceremony. The Keynote Address is The Power of Mindset given by Monique Levesque-Pharoah. 

After the banquet, there will be Bunkhouse Karaoke. 

Friday night after the Table Topics contest, there will be a Toastmaster Talent Showcase. If you 

have a talent such as storytelling, singing, hula-hooping, or dancing, send your name and hidden 

talent to John Paul Arias (jpablo_arias@yahoo.com) to become part of a new tradition. The 

Toastmaster Talent Showcase setup is at 9 pm with the show starting at 9:30 pm Friday evening. 

Check out the conference webpage for all the events: 

http://www.d24tm.org/2018_Conference.html 

To close out the weekend there will be a special breakfast on Sunday, April 22 with Toastmasters 

International Director, Region 4 Monique Levesque-Pharoah and Region 4 Advisor Pat Hannan. 

Registration for the conference is open and can be done on-line using this URL: 

https://district24-2018-annual-conference.eventbrite.com 

District 24’s newest club, 

Tech Talk Toast (T*3)! 

Cost for the conference is $49 until April 15. Non-Toastmasters can attend for $60 a person. 

There are five meals at the conference, Friday evening, Saturday morning, Satuday midday, 

Saturday evening, and Sunday morning. Meals are priced separately or if you like, you may 

purchase the full meal deal for $120. 

The host hotel is the Fairfield Inn & Suites at 501 W. Talmadge Rd in Kearney. The block of rooms 

has been released but call the hotel direct (308-236-4200) and tell them you are with District 24 

Toastmasters. If rooms are available, the room rate may be honored. 

Interested in helping with the conference? Contact the Co-chairs for the conference John Paul 

Arias, DTM (jpablo_arias@yahoo.com) and Shellie Pointer, DTM (shellie24tm@gmail.com). They 

will have many volunteer opportunities available.


NEWSLETTER 

News from the District Director 

New Pathways! 

Are You Ready For Something New? 

Submitted by: George Volz, District Director 

This year the district will launch into a 

new era. I know that some members 

are filled with anxiety. Some are filled 

with hope. Some have struggled to 

understand our current system and feel that the 

new system is more complicated. I am here to tell 

you that it will be exactly that. To quote James 

Allen, “Dream lofty dreams, and as you dream, so 

you shall become. Your vision is the promise of what 

you shall one day be; your ideal is the prophecy of 

what you shall at last unveil.” 

To the cacophony on this new venture, my feelings 

are this--Pathways will change us. I believe 

Pathways will help us grasp the vision of being the 

best that we can be. A new perspective and a new 

centering on the core principles of the visions of 

Ralph Smedley. I know that we will grow with this 

new opportunity. 

Have you attended a Pathways guide visit? If you 

missed it, visit with your fellow club members about 

the visit, go to the Toastmasters website. Explore 

the PATHWAYS tab. 

If your club still needs a visit, work with your team 

to schedule one soon. 

Fellow Toastmasters, I challenge you with this idea. 

Dedicate this month to become focused on using 

the tools we have and prepare to embrace a new 

Pathway. It is exciting times, we have the luxury of 

both the old and the dawning of the new. What a 

great chance to grow, explore new ideas! Climb to 

new heights! 

James Allen said, “You will become as small as 

your controlling desire; as great as your dominant 

aspiration.” 

When new ideas come along, I first process them 

with my old idea mindset. Then I resist. Eventually 

I will adjust. We each carry a personal bias, a 

filter, that adjusts the way we see things. This bias, 

this paradigm, influences how we react. Our 

mindset dictates how our mind will adapt. The time 

we spend resisting and rebelling against the new 

idea is contra-productive. Why? First and foremost, 

new ideas help us grow. Pathways is designed to 

help us grow. Second, externalizing the new — 

declaring it as “that” prevents us from owning it. As 

we dive into Pathways, we will discover that it is our 

Pathway, my Pathway. What a great thing! A 

transition from “the program” to “my program.” 

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New Pathways! 

New, Yet Familiar 

Submitted by: Glenn Williams, Program Quality Director 

Your initial Pathways thoughts may be a 

combination of hesitation, skepticism, 

misinformation, and sometimes fear. I 

understand those thoughts. 

Pathways is all that you love about Toastmasters, in a 

different format. You love the Ice Breaker speech. It did 

not go away. You love the DTM as the capstone. This 

remains. You wanted mentoring, you have it 

prominently featured. All of these things are familiar to 

you if you have been in Toastmasters for a long enough 

time to have become acquainted with what I just 

mentioned. 

For the veteran Toastmasters, this provides a whole new 

experience to try. You have so many more 

competencies that you can learn compared to the older 

more limited educational plan we are phasing out of. 

The expansion is not final, there may be new additions 

that occur over time. If there is a manual that 

specializes in something you like that you don’t see yet 

in the new program this, too, 

could be added in. 

What will not be added back 

is the Competent Leadership 

manual. I know some of you 

loved that, but most people 

never really explored what 

that manual could do for 

them. Instead, most of the 

leadership skills learned in 

them are incorporated into the Pathways program. 

You can still do the current educational program until 

June 30, 2020. You can finally earn your CC, CL, ACB, 

ALS, ACS, ACG, and DTM in what we have now. 

You won’t be able to transfer a CC or other designation 

into Pathways to continue from there. Your old 

designations will still be a part of your name and record, 

though. You can transfer unused for credit leadership 

roles into the new Pathways. Let us say you were an 

Area Director last year but you never submitted it for 


NEWSLETTER 

News from the Program Quality Director 

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credit. This can be applied to your eventual DTM in 

Pathways. 

I do hope that all Pathways Guides and Ambassadors 

have been great facilitators to you. This means listening 

and observing you more than just talking. This means 

highlighting information in any booklet or PowerPoint, 

not dryly going through it word for word. 

You take an assessment that allows you to choose one 

of three paths or choose another not listed. You can opt 

for the materials delivered online. It is a free delivery, it 

is within hours not days, and it doesn’t require paper. If 

paper is your thing for its tactile nature of holding it, print 

the pages of the online option. You can still do that. 

Opportunities surround you all the time, you just have to 

choose a path and try it. We are here to get you 

unstuck. 

Before Pathways launches on May 3, 2018, please go to 

the Pathways Beyond the Guide breakout session led by 

Jacob Lawson at the 2018 District 24 Annual 

Conference on April 21 at the Younes Center in 

Kearney, Nebraska. Jacob will 

have George Marshall by 

remote video. District 57 

Pathways Chief Ambassador 

George Marshall was in the first 

district in the world to launch 

Pathways. You can get 

misinformation dispelled and 

restore your comfort level about 

what Pathways will mean to 

you by attending. 

You owe it to yourself to get the facts straight from a 

knowledgeable and experienced source, George 

Marshall. See what he has to say. You will feel much 

better coming out from that session than you did going 

in.


NEWSLETTER 

News from the Club Growth Director 

New Pathways! 

What Path Will You Take? 

Submitted by: Linda Wilson, Club Growth Director 

It’s almost here! The new 

Toastmasters Pathways learning 

experience will finally launch in District 

24 in early May. What does it mean to 

each one of us as Toastmasters? 

What are the opportunities? 

By now, many of us have heard a presentation by 

one of our District 24 Pathways Guides. Some may 

have also obtained information through blogs, 

webinars, online learning forums, or websites for 

districts that are already using Pathways. This 

information has highlighted the positive aspects of 

the new program and provided some tips to begin 

preparing for the transition. 

There have been discussions about the improved 

features, with five core competencies and 10 

dynamic learning paths made up of 60 projects, 

with over 300 transferable competencies. The 

advantages of individualized learning, convenient 

on-line accessibility of resources and projects, and 

mastering real-world transferable skills have been 

highlighted. There have also been many questions 

and concerns. 

Yes, there will be major changes, and for many of 

us, change isn’t easy. On the other hand, as 

Benjamin Franklin so aptly stated, “When you’re 

finished changing, you’re finished.” 

All of the benefits that drew us to Toastmasters and 

continue to keep us as members will remain the 

same with Pathways. They remain true to the club 

mission and core values envisioned by Ralph 

Smedley in 1924 when he first started the program 

for the purpose of helping members improve their 

communication, public speaking and leadership 

skills. 

As far as club growth, by reflecting more up-todate, 

real-world communication and leadership 

scenarios, the new Pathways learning experience 

will appeal to potential new clubs, particularly 

corporate clubs, as they look to augment their 

current training programs. Likewise, Pathways will 

offer enhanced benefits as we support all clubs in 

membership retention. 

As we prepare to embark on this major change with 

the potential for new opportunities and growth, this 

quote by Charles Darwin comes to mind, “It is not 

the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive 

but those who can best manage change.” 

With the plethora of possibilities provided by 

Pathways, one question remains: What path will 

you take? 

While the current educational program will continue 

to be available to club members during the next two 

years as we transition to Pathways, the new 

program will provide even more opportunities for 

club members to learn and grow, to develop 

communication and leadership skills. Members may 

complete their current goals and embark on a new 

exciting journey with Pathways! 



you a blessed, joyous, giving holiday season! 

NEWSLETTER 

Merry Christmas!! 

Update on Toastmasters Pathways 

Submitted by: Kathy Henvey, Chief Ambassador 

In March’s Chief Ambassador Update from 

Toastmasters International, the following 

Pathways information was received. 

News on Pathways 

rollout this year. Materials will be provided in HTML format, 

in English only and will not include the Pathways 

assessment or Base Camp. Videos in Base Camp 

currently do not support closed captioning; however, 

watching them is not necessary to complete Pathways 

projects. 

Rollout updates 

The Pathways rollout continues with regions 1 and 11 

scheduled to launch on March 20. Regions 4 and 13 

Pathways Guides are in the process of visiting clubs ahead 

of the anticipated rollout on May 3; and region 8 and 9 club 

visits are already underway before the final rollout on May 

15. Our District 24 is in Region 4. Our rollout date was 

moved from April 24 to May 3 because transition from the 

World Headquarters office in California to the new office in 

Colorado occurs the week of April 24. 

Adoption report 

In the regions where Pathways has launched, district 

leaders are reporting that the transition has been much 

smoother than anticipated and members are enjoying the 

new educational content. As of March 15, in districts where 

Pathways has rolled out: 

More than 45,772 members have enrolled in 

Pathways — representing 29% of the members 

where Pathways is available. The usage rate in 

districts that were part of the program pilot is 42%. 

 

 

More than 48,852 paths have been initiated. 

99.5% of all users chose an online path instead of 

working in printed materials. 

Survey Results 

Toastmasters International always is eager to hear member 

feedback, especially when it comes to their experiences 

with Pathways! A recent survey conducted by the World 

Headquarters research team found that the majority of 

members in regions where Pathways has rolled out are 

overwhelmingly satisfied with the program. When asked 

what they like most, their top answers included the variety 

of choices offered by the paths, being able to access the 

program online and the wealth of extra-educational 

resources at their disposal. 

Common Member Question 

Does Pathways offer accessible educational materials for 

visually-impaired individuals? 

Answer: All Pathways projects and electives soon will be 

available for visually-impaired members after the last region 


Common Chief Ambassador Question 

When is the last day to submit an application for an 

education award in the traditional education program? 

Answer: If the Pathways rollout remains on schedule and 

the last phase rolls out in May 2018, then the final day to 

submit an application for a traditional education program 

award will be June 30, 2020, the end of the 2019-2020 

Toastmasters program year. 

Members who serve as a club or district leader or as club 

coach through June 30, 2020, may receive an exception to 

use this as credit toward a traditional education program 

award that is also submitted on June 30, 2020. The role 

must be the final requirement for the award to receive 

recognition and these exceptions will be reviewed on a 

case-by-case basis. Please be aware that members who 

use the role to complete an award such as ALB or ALS in 

the traditional program will not be able to transfer the work 

to an award in Pathways. 

Members who are seeking a DTM but are unable to 

complete all requirements by June 30, 2020 may be better 

served by applying their club and district leadership roles to 

a Distinguished Toastmaster award in Pathways. 

Please email the Education Services team with any 

questions about your best course of action. 

Pathways Learning Experience FAQ page 

“How many projects are in a path?” “Is Pathways only 

available online?” “How will I receive recognition in 

Pathways?” Find answers to these and other Pathways 

questions on Toastmasters.org website, Pathways tab, 

Learn More, then go to the bottom of the page, and click on 

Pathways FAQ. More information about Pathways also is 

available on Toastmasters.org by visiting 

https://www.toastmasters.org/Pathways-Overview 

Furthermore, you can visit the District 24 website, 

d24tm.org: Go to the Pathways link on the left column of 

the home page; and to Public Downloads and access the 

Toastmasters Pathways folder. If you have questions on 

Pathways, you may contact me at 

kathyhenvey@gmail.com.


NEWSLETTER 

News from Around the District 

TIME for ELECTION of CLUB 

OFFICERS 

Submitted by: Karen Watson, District 24 Parliamentarian 

To prepare adequately for the election of 

Club Officers, follow the timeline below (for 

clubs that meet yearly.) This information is 

taken from the Club Constitution for 

Clubs of Toastmasters International, 

Article VI: Officers (Sections 1-8), and Robert’s Rules 

of Order Newly Revised. 

1. TWO Meetings before Election The Club 

President appoints a Nominating Committee at 

least two (2) weeks prior to the meeting at which 

the election is to take place. The Chair will be 

the Immediate Past Club President. Ideally, the 

Nominating Committee consists of three people. 

2. ONE Meeting before Election The Nominating 

Committee presents it’s report at the meeting 

preceding the business meeting at which the 

election is to take place. 

3. At Meeting with Election Elections shall be 

held at the first meeting in May in each year. 

Following the Report of the Nominating 

Committee, further nominations may be made 

from the floor. All elections shall be by secret 

ballot. 

Controversy Over Secret Ballots: 

Technically, the bylaws state, “All elections shall be by 

secret ballot, unless a secret ballot is dispensed with by 

unanimous vote, with a majority vote of all active 

individual members present and voting necessary to 

elect each officer.” If there is only one candidate for one 

officer position, dispensing with the secret ballot seems 

a likely way to save time. Yet, there are democratic 

reasons why using a secret ballot is preferred. First, any 

active member in good standing may serve as an officer. 

Second, using a secret ballot allows any member to 

‘write-in’ the name of any member (including 

themselves) for whom they want to vote. Another way of 

saying this is: the right to ‘write-in’ a candidate is taken 

away when the secret ballot is ‘dispensed with’. 

Appointment of Tellers’ and subsequent Tellers’ 

Report: 

Prior to an election, the President asks for volunteers to 

act as tellers who collect the marked ballots and count 

them. The first teller appointed is the ‘Head Teller’ who 

will read the Tellers’ Report before handing it to the 

President. The Tellers’ Report is entered in full in the 

minutes as an official record of the organization. 

Number of Votes Cast: 

Necessary for election: (majority, plurality, etc.) 

CANDIDATE’S NAMES 

Candidate A 

Candidate B 

Candidate C 

Illegal Votes: 

Results of the Election 

VOTES 

CAST 

TERM 

The results of the election are read twice; once by the 

Head Teller and once by the President. Doing so 

ensures that results are correct and accurate. The 

President then ‘declares’ those who are elected and 

congratulates them. 

As District Parliamentarian, I encourage every club to do 

elections with secret ballots to learn the procedures - as 

time permits in each club circumstances. Doing so 

keeps democracy alive. If there are any questions, do 

not hesitate to contact me. 



NEWSLETTER 

New Pathways in Division C! 

Submitted by Doni Stoner, Division C Director 

Division C finds NEW PATHWAYS for 

success… 

Area C21 Winners… 

Table Topics Contest 



Sjohn Watson (2 nd ), Kate High (1 st ), James Witter III (3 rd ) 

International Contest 

Vera Porter (3 rd ), David James (1 st ), Brian Kokesh (2 nd ) 


Dong Vo, Angie McAndrew (2 nd ), David James (1 st ), Kevin Nabor (3 rd ) 

Douglas Kerns (1 st ), John E. Coffey (2 nd ) 





Kee-En (Jony) Lim (1 st ), Tania Rugamba (2 nd ) 


Kent Wolfe (1 st ) 


Kent Wolfe (2 nd ), Lea Wroblewski (1 st ) 


Kee-En (Jony) Lim (1 st ) 

Congratulations… 

Thank you to all members who participated in Club 

and Area Contests. All members of Division C are 

Champions!


NEWSLETTER 

Division D Funletter 

Speech Contests in Division D 

Contest season is underway! This spring, paid members in clubs with 8 or more paid members are competing in 

International and Table Topics contests. Area contests held in March had these fantastic winners: 

D31: 

Table Topics 2nd Place: Marty Ertz 

Table Topics 1st Place: Ash Banaszek 

International 2nd Place: Ann Gentle 

International 1st Place: Ash Banaszek 

D33: 

Table Topics 2nd Place: Tom Colling 

Table Topics 1st Place: Meg Barr 

International 3rd Place: Robyn Glasser 

International 2nd Place: Janel Asche 

International 1st Place: Wendy Hicks 

D32: 

Table Topics 2nd Place: Gregory Brown 

Table Topics 1st Place: Sheron Ponnambath 

International 2nd Place: Rebecca Fegan 

International 1st Place: Sheron Ponnambath 

D34: 

Table Topics 2nd Place: John Farag 

Table Topics 1st Place: Jon Wood 

International 1st Place: Susan St. Cyr 

D31/D33 

winners 

w/ division 

and area 

directors 

D32/D34 

contestants 

and winners w/ 

division and 

area directors 

First and second place winners from the area contests 

may advance to the Division D contest April 8 at 3pm 

at the main W Dale Clark branch of the Omaha library 

downtown. First place winners of the Division D contest 

advance to the District speech contests held during the 

District conference April 20-21 in Kearney, NE. 

Everyone is encouraged to attend the upcoming 

contests. If you aren’t competing, we’d love your help as 

a ballot counter, timer, sergeant at arms, or judge. To 

volunteer or for more information, contact Jessica Codr 

(jcake2@gmail.com). Learn more about speech 

contests from episode one of the District 24 Podcast 

found at d24tm.org, 

http://shoutengine.com/District24Toastmasters/, or 

downloaded from iTunes. 

Ongoing Success in Division D 

Division D’s own Kaylee Erlbacher is leading our entire 

District in number of awards earned this Toastmasters 

year with seven awards. Tom Colling is close behind 

with five awards. Overall, members have earned 56 

educational awards this Toastmasters year that they 

attributed to Division D. This outstanding 

accomplishment gives us the most awards of any 

Division in District 24! Keep it up!! 

We are up to seven out of 17 total Division D clubs with 

the 5+ goals required to be distinguished in the 

Distinguished Club Program (DCP). Of these clubs, Rail 

Talkers, Blue Ah Busters, Mutual of Omaha, and 

Speak Now also have the membership level required to 

be distinguished. Congratulations to these distinguished 

clubs and to all clubs working the program! Keep up to 

date with your club’s status at 

http://dashboards.toastmasters.org/Club.aspx?id=24 

Have news you’d like to share with Division D? Send it 

to Jessica Codr at jcake2@gmail.com. 



NEWSLETTER 

From Around the District 

Three Social Media Platforms to 

Grow Your Club 

Submitted by: Jacob Lawson 

It’s now easier than ever to get your club in front of 

a broader audience. How? Through the power of 

social media. Social media platforms like Twitter, 

Facebook, and LinkedIn are changing how we 

communicate and redefining how clubs need to 

market themselves. 

Taking advantage of these free tools is key in 

helping your club to increase public awareness and 

encourage member engagement. Keep reading to 

learn how Capitol Voices Toastmaster Club in 

Lincoln sees the value of being social. 

Facebook: 

The purpose of our Facebook page is to post 

photos from our meetings to engage our members 

and catch the attention of potential new members. 

A photo of real members lets potential members 

know our club is personable, inviting, and most 

importantly, that our club cares about its members. 

Twitter: 

Twitter gives us a quick opportunity to showcase 

our Club and all that we do to a targeted audience. 

Toastmaster members are all over the world! And 

by using trending hashtags, it can put our club in 

front of a broader audience and potentially new 

members. 

As a minimum, our Club looks at one tweet per 

week, possibly summarizing our Club meeting, 

speaker, or sharing an interesting article but our 

tweets are relevant and with purpose, focusing on 

leadership or speaking. To date, we have over 133 

followers and growing! 

LinkedIn: 

LinkedIn is the best choice for most people who 

use social media for professional purposes. We use 

LinkedIn to position ourselves and the club as an 

industry thought leader by sharing relevant articles 

or links to boost our influence and reputation. 

LinkedIn is our newest platform we joined so we 

are building our audience with a minimum of one 

post per week. 

Good practice would be for each club to have a 

media strategy, i.e. what to release, where and 

when. We encourage our members to share and 

like the pages and have added them to our 

agendas. Experiment to find out which platforms 

work best for you and your club. Social media is 

guaranteed to create energy and enthusiasm 

among your members and visibility for guests. 



NEWSLETTER 

Pre-Conference Sessions (Omaha) 

Registration via Meetup 

Registration via Eventbrite 

Registration via email to Floy Westermeier at westerm9@msn.com 



NEWSLETTER 

Pre-Conference Sessions (Omaha) 



Registration via email to Floy Westermeier at westerm9@msn.com 



NEWSLETTER 

Pre-Conference Sessions (Lincoln) 



Registration via email to Jony Lim at jonnypeace_tower@hotmail.com 



NEWSLETTER 

Proxy Form for Business Meeting 



NEWSLETTER 

Conference Raffle Information 

Tickets will be available at all 

Division Speech Contests and 

Conference 

1 Ticket = $1.00 

6 Tickets = $5.00 

Silent Auction and Raffle Chair: 

Amanda Fintel 

(amandafintel@gmail.com) 

The Hand Made Quilt was 

donated by D24 Toastmaster 

Floy Westermeier. 



NEWSLETTER 

District 24 Mini Calendar 

District 24 Dates to Remember – For more details check d24tm.org, 

District 24 Calendar 

April 1 – 15 – Division Speech Contests 

April 17 – Launching Leadership Success, 6:30 – 9:30 PM, Comfort Inn & Suites Ballroom, 70 & Grover, Omaha 

April 18 – Leadership University, 6:30 – 9:30 PM, Comfort Inn & Suites Ballroom, 70 & Grover, Omaha 

April 19 – Succeeding in an Adverse Environment, 10:00 – 11:00 AM, Regency A, Nebraska Union Building, UNL 

April 19 – Lib’Orators Charter Party, 5:45 – 8:00 PM, Tecumseh State Correction Institute, Tecumseh 

April 20 – 22 – District 24 Annual Conference and District Speech Contests 

For more information on these events, please go to the district calendar on d24tm.org. 

How to Submit Items to the District Calendar 

Is your club, area, or division hosting a special event or celebrating a special milestone? Would you 

like to publicize it on the District 24 calendar for all to see? Here’s how. Send an email to 

d24calendar@gmail.com with the following information: 

 

 

 

 

Event Title and purpose 

Event Date along with Start and End Time 

Event Location with complete street address. If there is a building name, please include that 

information too. 

Contact name along with an email where questions can be sent. This is important especially if 

you want to have RSVPs to prepare material or refreshments. 

The email should be sent as far in advance as possible so anyone looking at the calendar will see it. 

If you have questions about how to submit an entry to the calendar, you can send them to 

d24calendar@gmail.com or prm.d24tm@gmail.com. Let’s fill up the calendar with all the special 

events in the coming months! 


NEWSLETTER 

About the Double Dozen 

The District 24 Double Dozen Newsletter is published on the 5 th of the month by the Toastmasters District 24 Public Relations Team. We welcome your 

suggestions for articles for future newsletters. Please submit your comments, articles, or ideas to prm.d24tm@gmail.com. Submission deadline for 

completed articles is the 25 th of the month. Include your contact information so we can verify the information.

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