Treasurer's Report for DECM on June 8, 2013

Local AccountsBank of America 6/3/2013 $18,702.50

PayPal 6/3/2013 $627.24

Local Total $19,329.74

District ReserveApril 30, 2013 Statement $28,512.21

  ‐most recent monthly data has not yet been received

     Total District Reserve $28,512.21

Total $47,841.95

Please note:  Mode of Operation for the payment of funds.

MODE #11) Either turn in a reimbursement form or company invoice at the DECM.

2) Treasurer will ask for District Governor approval

3) If approved, Treasurer will write check that day.

4) Provide original receipts with your request form

or

MODE #21) Email reimbursement form or company invoice to both the DG and DT between DECM's.

2) Treasurer will ask for District Governor approval

3) If approved, Treasurer will bring check to the next DECM for the Governor to sign

4) Provide original receipts with your request form

P.S.  Please state the source of all revenues deposited into Bank of America in the memo area 

          of the checks and/or the deposit slips (i.e. Presidents's Brkfst, or Fall Conference). 

Thank you very much for your assistance.  

NOTE:  Please submit your expenses no later than the 15th of each month.  Any expenses 

submitted after this date, may not be paid until the following month.   Checks of $500.00 or 

more require three signatures on the reimbursement form and  two check signatures and 

may take a few days longer to process.  Thank you for your patience.  Email all requests to 

d39treasurer@district39.org

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CONGRATULATIONS TO REID WALLEY

THE DISTRICT 39 2013

INTERNATIONAL SPEECH CONTEST WINNER Register now for the 2013 Toastmasters International Convention,

August 21-24, 2013 at the Duke Energy Convention Center in

Cincinnati, Ohio. www.toastmasters.org/convention. Early bird

registration ends July 26, 2013.

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2013-2014 CLUB OFFICER TRAINING District 39 club leaders don’t delay, attend club officer training

now! Sacramento and Reno TLI club officer training is scheduled

for June 15, 2013. Additional club officer training classes will also

be offered in different locations throughout the greater

Sacramento area. Please check the District 39 website calendar,

www.district39.org, for more location and schedule information.

Speaking of club officers, please remind your clubs to submit new

officer lists to TI before June 30th.

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Club Membership Building Promotions June is the final month for members and clubs to participate in the

1+1 and Beat the Clock membership building programs.

Encourage your family, friends and colleagues to join a club

today!

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Lt. Gov. Marketing Report—June 2013 Brian Hatano, DTM, LGM Contact information: Brian.Hatano@district39.org

his has been a year to savor and remember fondly. Just last month, we enjoyed a wonderful Spring Conference; the Triple Crown Toast-

master Elegance theme brought with it lots of fun and excitement. We had near-capacity attendance and many favorable comments about the event.

Congratulations to LGET George Jarosik, Confer-ence Joey Waldrop and their committees, who were well-organized and as a result, the conference ran smoothly from starting gate to finish line. District Gov-ernor Dianne Bish kept a tight hold of the reins and stayed on schedule despite a lengthy business meet-ing with elections, and adjustied the schedule to ac-commodate requests for keynote speaker Dana LaMon to stay overtime and sign his books.

My highlights of the conference: Dana LaMon, 1992 World Champion of Public Speaking and Ac-credited Speaker, provided a motivational keynote address and an educational session on "Mastering the Ceremonies"; Reid Walley won the International Speech Contest and Gary Pettigrew won Table Topics contest with formidable competition from other division winners; a well-coordinated election process—headed by Dianne and Rick Sydor, District Parliamentarian—of the District Trio and division governors, fantas-tic Friday Casino Night chaired by Joseph Spen-cer; six educational sessions ranging from using social media to conducting great meetings; and meeting old friends, making new acquaintances.

I started the year as your PRO—then was asked to step up to Lt. Governor Marketing in January. I’m hon-ored to be elected Lt. Governor Education and Train-ing for 2013-14. Thank you for placing your trust in me. I will do my best to provide the essential and meaningful training—both officer’s training and enrich-ment classes—and help the committees stage memo-rable conferences in the fall and spring.

It’s sure to be a very auspicious year. The upcoming Fall Conference Nov. 1-2 at the Doubletree Inn Sacra-mento will showcase the year-long theme of District 39’s 60th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee.

I’m looking forward to working with all of you to make

District 39 “excellent” as championed by Dana LaMon.

Brian

We chartered FOUR clubs (so far) this year: Toastmasters @ GSM in Sacramento; Toothmasters Toastmasters, Sacramento; Marysville Toastmasters, and on May 31, Tahoe Toasted Nuts, Incline Village, NV! Great work by Div. B Gov. Dwyane Landenberger and Asst. Div. Gov. Ed. John Davis.

Thanks to Club Extension Chair Louise Houdelette and all who helped at kick-off meetings during the year. Many have worked on getting new clubs started, and because of your efforts, some current prospects will become clubs soon.

City Talkers (Div. A, Area 12, Club 39443)

River Plaza TM (A14, 01465839)

Rosemasters (F61, 01210977)

HGA Talking Heads (F61, 01335185)

Lennane Street Speakers (H82, 01061143)

Suspended Clubs (no dues paid for two periods)

The hopper is full of clubs that are nearing their charter date, thanks to the efforts of many.

On our “hot list” are seven groups that are in the process of forming a club. They have had kick-off meetings and will most likely become part of the District 39 family within a few months, some possibly by the end of this Toastmasters year.

Bank of America, Rancho Cordova

Merrill Lynch/Bank of America, Roseville

Hyatt Regency Hotel, Incline Village, NV

Liberty, Lodi

Board of Equalization, Sacramento

EDD, Rancho Cordova

Community Club, Marysville Several other prospects are getting closer to becoming a

reality. A club lead comes from various sources—an interest-ed individual sends an email, a group of people inquire about starting a club, a company or government agency realizes the benefits of Toastmasters and asks to start a club. If you know of a prospective club, please let me know.

New Clubs

Prospective Clubs

T YEAR IN REVIEW

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The 2-4-6-8 Incentive awards a $25 TI

gift certificate to members who spon-sor two new members (excludes sponsor-ing new clubs' members) from Feb. 1-April 30, 2013. For every two sponsored mem-bers, the Toastmaster earns $25. This means, if they sponsor eight new mem-bers, they will receive four-$25 certificates! No limit to the number of certificates they can earn!

New Members = Gift Certificates

District 39 Incentive: “2-4-6-8”

Lt. Gov. Marketing Report—June 2013 Brian Hatano, DTM, LGM Contact information: Brian.Hatano@district39.org

Beat the Clock May 1 – June 30

"Beat the Clock" is a great motivator

for finishing the year on schedule—and with a bang.

Clubs adding five new, dual or rein-stated members during May and June receive a "Beat the Clock" ribbon to display on the club’s banner.

In addition to the ribbon, qualifying clubs earn a special discount code for 10-percent off their next club order. (The discount code expires six months from the date of issue and is not valid with any other offer.)

Applications and payments for mem-bers who join between May 1 and June 30 must be received at World Headquarters or online no later than June 30. Each member's join date as listed on the application must be for May or June. The addition of transfer and charter members does not count toward “Beat the Clock” credit.

The winning clubs will be revealed online within a few weeks of the con-test ending. —from TI

Special thanks to Club Coach Coordinator and Area 85 Gover-nor Bill Inman, who made frequent trips from Carson City to visit clubs and attend meetings in Sacramento. He made more than a dozen coaching assignments that helped clubs work toward Dis-tinguished status. His guidance and leadership is appreciated. Thanks also to those of you who stepped up to serve as a club coach. The clubs benefitted from your leadership!

Bill’s special appearance at the Spring Conference as the bat-tered and race-worn jockey (left) aboard a cardboard version of Chestnut was a highlight of the event. One of many highlights!

With a little bit of help, clubs are revived and thrive

“Along the path of a

planned project,

excellence is progress

toward completion."

“If today you are closer

to completion than you

were yesterday and the

work you did was your

best performance, you

have excelled.”

From “The Excellence

Book,” by Dana LaMon

Awardees

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George Jarosik – Lt. Governor of Education and Training 

 

Accomplishments this year 

I am honored to have served as District 39 Lt. Governor of Education and Training.  Here are the accomplishments am I proud of: 

Create TLI Committee.  Take TLI training up a notch, and improve TLI coordination throughout the district. 

Revitalize Youth Leadership Program 

Create District 39 “Bugle” monthly newsletter. 

Bring the district members together to view the movie “Speak!” 

Best ever Fall Conference led by the amazing speech coach Patricia Fripp, CSP, CPAE.  Broke attendance records, and gift basket sales.  I will never forget Patricia’s coaching class 

Best ever Spring Conference led by 1992 World Champion Public Speaker Dana  LaMon, DTM  Bring the education sessions back to the conference.  Program magazine made a profit.  

Booked 2012 World Champion Public Speaker Ryan Avery, DTM as keynote speaker for the 2013 Fall Conference. 

But this couldn’t have happen without the hard work of District 39 volunteers, committee chairs and district leaders including: 

‐ Elizabeth Dunn, Shop 39 Chair ‐ Denise Alder, District Registration Chair ‐ Dianne Steele and Julie Myers District Conference Facilities Co‐Chair ‐ Avis Walsh, Youth Leadership Chair ‐ Zack Souza, Fall Conference Chair ‐ Joey Waldrop and Gary Pettigrew, Spring Conference Co‐Chairs ‐ Myra Golson, Merri Litka, and Dianne Steele, Leadership Breakfast Chairs ‐ Noralee Cole, District TLI Committee Chair ‐ Mark Holtz, District Chief Judge and Contest Chair ‐ Herb Long, Community Judging Chair ‐ Rick Sydor, District Parliamentarian ‐ Thomas Hammett, District Treasurer ‐ Russ Steele, Immediate Past District Governor ‐ Joe Velky, District Webmaster ‐ Sondra Nunez, District Secretary and Public Relations Officer ‐ Brian Hatano, District Public Relations Officer and Lt. Governor of Marketing ‐ Dianne Bish, District Governor 

I also want to personally thank Brad Craig, John Davis, Arun Sen, Audrey and Joe Samora, Bernie Quinn, Jamie Ramsey, Monica VanKlompenburg, Kathleen Kozawa, Zack Sousa, Michelle Kumar and many many good friends that have touched my life in special way.  You made sacrifice after sacrifice for the district.     

Heart to heart – Thank you so much!!!  It has been an honor. 

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Youth Leadership 

Are you interested in forming a Toastmasters Youth Leadership in your area, school, church…?  Have you conducted a Youth Leadership class and would like to help?   Contact Avis Welsh at avis.welsh@district39.org – she wants to hear from you. 

 

Club Officer’s Training – For the new year! 

Next year Club Officer Training is starting this month.  The first TLI training is scheduled for June 15th in Sacramento and Reno.  Please encourage all club officers to get an early start on training.  Time and location will be posted on District 39 Website.  

 

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District 39 - Toastmasters International District Governor’s Report – June 2013

Dianne Bish  

ONWARD! . . .ALMOST TO THE WIRE! . . . 

     Twenty‐something – not a person, rather a time – the time in days left in the current Toastmasters year.  Let’s make the most of the few remaining days!  Think about your friends whom you wanted to invite to join Toastmasters – there’s still time to do so!  Think about your educational goals which you planned to complete – there’s still time to do so!  As of June 4, we have 5668 paid memberships, 168 clubs, and 27 Distinguished clubs so far.  What will be the final numbers?  The final count for paid memberships and clubs will be the base for the new year – let’s grow BIGGER next year!   

     Let’s take a look at our Distinguished clubs: 

Distinguished (5‐6 goals):  University Club, Tahoe Toastmasters, First Nevadans, Talk of NorthBay, Davis Town and Gown, Capital City Toastmasters, Roseville Toasters, Skillbuilders Toastmasters, and Fair Weather Toastmasters 

Select Distinguished (7‐8 goals):  Washoe Express, Sierra Sunrise, The Articulators, Mother Lode, Visionmasters, and Folsom Intellects 

Presidents Distinguished (9‐10 goals):  Speaking Machine, Bits N Speeches, Greater North Stockton, Capital Nevada, Sutter Toastmasters, Capital Communicators, River City Speakers, Early Risers, Empire Toastmasters, Charle’s Angels, Sunrise Center Toastmasters, and Hi‐Liners 

Congratulations!! 

     NOW … think about all your fellow Toastmasters who raced around the track with you this year.  Who helped you achieve your goals?  Who inspired you, encouraged you, and …maybe even gave you a (gentle!) kick in the pants when you needed it?  Who worked with you on a project or an event that was so successful?  … Now, don’t just “think” – “thank!”  Say a few words of appreciation to those who were with you this past year. 

MY  APPRECIATION … 

Words of appreciation can convey only part of what my heart holds for each and every one of you.  Know that if I haven’t named you in this brief list, I do appreciate all that you’ve done for our beloved District this year and for your leaders and fellow members. 

Joe, you’re my husband and best friend, and this year my number one supporter through thick and thin, in Toastmasters and family, and a big assist for so many!  Thank you! 

George, you’ve been a “right‐hand man” to so many of us this year.  You are a man of integrity and a man of action, helping so many fellow leaders when some were unable to complete their tasks, yet doing all the tasks assigned to the LGET position besides.  You kept your wits and your sense of humor.  Thank you! 

Brian, you’ve stepped in as LGM in mid‐year after having been the PRO for the first part of the year.  In both positions, you completed every single task with an awesome sense of responsibility and good will.  You represent our District in a very professional manner, and will be an excellent LGET!  Thank you! 

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Sondra, you’ve covered so much ground this year as our District Secretary, and then as our PRO from mid‐year forward.  If I were to list all you’ve done, one whole page just might be enough space to include everything.  You brought your attention to detail to bear in many instances, and your fast response to requests and challenges made the District run smoothly.  Thank you! 

Thomas, you’ve also brought an attention to detail to your work as District Treasurer this year and kept the books so well that even outside auditors could find no problems.  Your follow‐through with TI Headquarters staff helped us keep the funds flowing.  Thank you! 

Susan, you’ve been our District Secretary just a few short weeks, yet you’ve brought a  thoroughness to the work you’ve done.  I predict you’ll be a great District Secretary this coming year!  Thank you! 

Rick, you’ve been an excellent Parliamentarian for the leadership team, and for me in particular.  The myriad questions put to you were always answered thoroughly and in terms we could understand.  You wrote scripts for the District Executive Council Meetings that enabled us to cover all topics and actions smoothly.  I know you’ll continue to be a great Parliamentarian this coming year!  Thank you! 

Russ, you’ve been so very helpful this year.  Your knowledge (and memory!) has helped guide me and our leadership team through all sorts of tasks and challenges this year.  Your heart for Toastmasters and your perceptions are truly appreciated by many.  Thank you! 

Audrey and Herb, you’ve both been excellent District Governor Advisors to me this year.  You’ve shared successes, given great feedback, and helped with challenges – sharing your thoughts and recommendations when asked, and leaving the decision‐making up to me and the rest of the team.  I could not have asked for more!  You model the proper behavior of Past District Governors so well, that I’m keeping you on as my advisors as I assume that role (smile!).  Thank you! 

District Governor Committee Chairmen, thank you for your work on behalf of the District this year:  Russ, Nominating Committee; Gary, Alignment Committee; and Louise, Proxy Committee and Audit Committee.  Thank you! 

Division Governors Darlene, Dwayne, Minda, Jamie, Kristi, Philip, Pat, and Myra – each of you brought special skills and experiences to your positions, and all of you worked together to coordinate speech contests and to network together to celebrate successes and solve problems.  You’ve worked well with your Area Governors and with other District leaders – and your presentations at our DECMs were handled with aplomb – well done!  Thank you! 

All other District leaders, thank you!  So many of you worked on District events, the website and social media, the TLIs and COTs, and a lot more – lots of successes and good memories for all!  Thank you! 

All members of District 39, thank you for having given me the opportunity to be your District Leader this year!  I have enjoyed all the successes and celebrations with you!  Best wishes in the coming year! 

ONWARD…INTO THE NEW YEAR IN DISTRICT 39!  

“Leadership is a potent combination of strategy and character.   But if you must be without one, be without the strategy.” 

 

Dianne Bish  ‐  Dianne.Bish@District39.org  ‐  916.783.8811 

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DIVISION G DIVISION GOVERNOR’S REPORT

June 3, 2013

Division G DCP Status as of 06/02/2013: Distinguished: 2 - Skillbuilders, Area 73 and Visionmasters, Area 72 Select Distinguished: 2 – Folsom Intellects, Area 74 and Sunrise Center, Area 73 President’s Distinguished: 1 – Charle’s Angels – Area 72 Division G Educational Awards as of 06/02/2013:

Leah Reymen, CC on 05/14/2013 (A-R G-71) Arne Sampe, AC-B on 05/08/2013 (Charle’s Angels, G-72) Mihir Rajopadhye, CC on 05/22/2013 (Mather, G-71) Zack Souza, AL-B on 05/22/2013 (Mather, G-71) Zack Souza, LDREXEC on 05/30/2013 (Mather, G-71) Mary Euretig, CC on 05/30/2013 (Sunrise Center, G-73) Cynthia Zundel, AL-B on 05/20/2013 (EdTalkers, G-72) Area 71 – Trudy Dedeaux Mather needs one more goal to become a Distinguished Club. They have 21 members as of 06/02/2013. As of 06/02/2013, AR continues with 8 members. As of 06/02/2013, American River continues with 6 members. As of 06/02/2013, EZ Speakers has 16 members, Tax Talkers has 12 members. EZ Speakers has 4 goals, Tax Talkers has 6 goals. Tax Talkers can achieve Distinguished Club status with 3 more members. EZ Speakers can achieve Distinguished Club status with 4 more members. A search for a replacement Area 71 Governor continues. Area 72: David Betowski EdTalkers and Smilemasters have been approached to consider having a Club Coach. As of 06/02/2013, both EdTalkers and Smilemasters have 9 members each. As of 06/02/2013, Visionmasters has 20 members and Charle’s Angels has 13 members. The Nooners gained 2 new members. Cynthia Zundel (EdTalkers) achieved her Triple Crown on 05/20/2013. Charle’s Angels leads the “Top Ten” with the higher number of educational awards (8) as of their 07/01/2012 base membership. David Betowski’s request to be appointed for a full term as Area 72 Governor has been forwarded for consideration.

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Area 73: Jeff Campbell Determined has 19 members, and can become a Distinguished Club with one more member. Diamond has 11 members and Spellbinders has 10 members. Sunrise Center has 24 members, Skillbuilders has 20 members. Old Town Talkers has 16 members. A replacement Area Governor candidate has been forwarded for consideration. Jeff is working with Myra Golson as part of his transition to Division H Governor for 2013-201 term. Area 74: Laura Frank Laura continues to work with HDR and Statement Makers. A search for a replacement Area Governor continues. Laura is transitioning into her new role as part of the Education and Training team. Membership: As of the 06/02/2013 membership run, there are 305 members in Division G. The Division G Team has worked hard to achieve Distinguished Clubs, contest participation, educational awards and membership growth. In the 2013-2014 term, the Division G Team Goal is to become a Distinguished Division or better. It has been a pleasure working with my team this year and encouraging their successes as members and leaders. Pat Knight Division G Governor 2012 – 2013

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DIVISION H—THE HEALTHY HAPPY DIVISION

Division H Report Myra Golson, Division H Governor

June 8, 2013 Division H started the year with 21 clubs, we ended the year with 22 clubs. We picked up 103 new members, to end the year with 219 members. We had two Distinguished clubs, Hi Liners and Fair Weather. Area 81 Governor, Carmela Porcella enjoyed a net increase of one new club, Carmela was a very active Area Governor; Her area visits were done timely, and her clubs benefited from her support. Carmela was elected Divison F Governor for the this upcoming Toastmaster Year. Carmela will be succeeded by Leesa Kitts. Carmela also chaired both Division Contests, and I am extremely appreciative for this. Area 82 Governor Lieutenant Coopwood will be continuing as the Area 82 Governor for the upcoming Toastmaster years. His clubs will benefit from his experience this past year. Area 83 Governor Doug LaVine did a great job with his clubs this year. I think it was his support that made the CSUS club the success it became this year. After serving two years as Area Governor, Doug has decided to enjoy being just a POT this upcoming Toastmaster Year, but before retiring he secured Lance McMahan as his successor. Area 84 Governor Susan Paladini’s club really benefited from her activities this year. Susan was constantly in touch with her clubs, and made many more than the required Area Governor visits. Susan is moving forward this upcoming Toastmaster Year as the Division H Chief Judge. She will be ably succeeded by Candace Hudson of DMV & Raconteurs Toastmaster Clubs. Area 85 Governor Bill Inman was up to his normal standard of Excellence as Area Governor. Bill was elected as Division B Governor for the upcoming Toastmaster Year, We’re still looking for a Governor for this Area, and suggestions and/or volunteers will be very much appreciated. My Team of Area Governors was fantastic, and made my year as Division Governor very enjoyable, and productive. THANKS A MILLION TO ALL OF YOU!!

Myra Golson Division H Governor

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Division “A”tomic Report

I can’t believe we are nearing the finish line, my last report of the term. What a year! All contests are completed, the Spring conference was successfully hosted, and the new District officers have been elected! Our own Area 11 Governor, Joey Waldrop, has been elected as the new District 39 Governor. WOW! This has been a challenging year with the economic times in the southern portion of the district, but we started a new club in May. Welcome Toothmasters! We are starting to see growth in our clubs, resulting in a promising future. Over all, we had 1 Distinguished area to date, but a little bird told me, just 1 more cc in area 11 and they will be a President’s Distinguished. Way to finish the year Area 11! Thanks to my area Governors, Joey Waldrop, Wes Johnson, Ted Richard and Justin Der. Without these individuals, we would not have had the successes we have had this year. Thanks for all of your hard work team! You have been such a blessing to me.

Division A welcomes the new team headed up by Mr. 100% Gary Pettigrew, and before this DECM meeting, Area 11 Governor Trish Lenkiewicz, Area 12 Bill Doughty, Area 13 Wes Johnson and Area 14 Cynthia Biederman. This team with the existing officers, had already brainstormed and began the process of passing the torch. Having a strong mentoring program is an integral process of success, so each of the new Division A officers have individuals they can count on to be there during their next term. Thanks so much team!

It has been a pleasure to serve as your 2012-2013 Division A Governor. I have made so many new friends and have loved the relationships and self development provided to me this term. I am excited to see how the Areas, Divisions and ultimately the District performs this next year!

Area Area Performance

President Distinguished clubs New Clubs

Area 11 Distinguished area

1. Bit’s N Speeches 2. Speaking Machine

New club Toothmasters chartered

Area 12 3. Greater North Stockton

Area 13 4. Tracy Toastmasters

Area 14

Division Total 4 Presidents Distinguished clubs

+1

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Division B Report Dwayne Landenberger, Governor

June 4, 2013

Membership Growth: Divisions B base membership is 568. As of May 31, membership is 440.

Status of Division B Clubs: Division B currently has 30 clubs and will have 31 clubs by June 30.

Distinguished Clubs: Currently, 3 Distinguished and 3 Select Distinguished Clubs:

Area 21 – 3 Clubs (Distinguished Area) Area 24 – 0 Clubs Area 22 – 1 Clubs Area 25 – 1 Club Area 23 – 0 Clubs Area 26 – 1 Club

Status of New Clubs: - Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) prospective club has resumed meeting

during the summer session. - Chartering paperwork for “Tahoe Toasted Nuts” club was Fed Exed to TI on May 30.

Appreciation to Division B Toastmasters: - Many thanks to the Division team for their efforts to make Division B successful: Area

Governors (AGs) Roma Clewell, John and Sherry Davis, Bill Garner, Annette Lusk and Fred Steinmann for their work; John Davis and Assistant Division Governor, Russ Steele, for helping to start the Hyatt Regency club and supporting the TMCC prospective club; Bill Garner and Assistant Division Governor, Sena Loyd, for creating the Division B website; Division Secretary, Steffany Walker, for taking Division Council meeting notes.

- Thanks to AGs Bill Garner and Annette Lusk for helping to rebuild Moonlighters. - Thanks to John Davis for an outstanding job as TLI Coordinator and trainer. - Thanks to Nancy Potts, Mike Sullens and Art Grossman, Division Chief Judge, for

improving Division contest judging, coordination of contest judges and judges training. - Congratulations to Michael Bauer, Tim Mueller and Joseph Spencer for achieving

Distinguished Toastmaster. - Thanks to Joseph Spencer, Bill Inman and Carmela Portola for their support of Division B

and District 39. - Congratulations to Bill Inman, District 39 Toastmaster of the Year and Division B Governor

elect. Also, thanks for being the District 39 Club Coach Coordinator. - Thanks for their contribution to the success of the 2013 District 39 Spring Conference: Co-

Chairs Joseph Spencer, Fun Night Committee; Carmella Porcela, Goodie Bags Committee; and Carmen Carr, Banners/Color Guard Committee; Sergeant at Arms, Bill Inman; and Division B helpers.

DIVISION B – BEST Becoming Better

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Division C June 8, 2013 Clubs Members DCP goals Club Reports Distinguished Area 31 4 57 18 4 of 4 2 or 3 possible Area 32 5 68 34 5 of 5 2 possible Area 33 6 88 27 5 of 6 2 possible Division C 15 213 79 14 of 15 5 to 7 possible Area 31 − Aimee Mattila, Governor Area 32 − Jill Dinsmore, Governor Area 33 – Eddie Bankhead, Governor Division C Chief Judge – Lauren Carly Mentor – Brad Craig Every member of the leadership team in Division C has been involved. They have put on quality and well attended officer trainings, contests, judges trainings, and open houses. They visited clubs regularly and were very encouraging and supportive. These people care, and they have been a delight to work with! Division C is a success due to their efforts, and teamwork! Our team is the best! We work together, take pride in our roles, participate, support, encourage, and strive to be Distinguished. We have enjoyed making friends, honing our leadership skills, stepping up and stepping out. This team has been giving, supportive, and inspiring. This year has been enriching, empowering, and awesome! It’s been a pleasure to serve! Minda Fernish, DTM Division C Governor

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June Division E DECM Report

Baseline membership payments as of July 1, 2012: 428 Membership payments through May 24, 2013: 311 Baseline number of clubs: 25 Current number of clubs with paid members: 23

Congratulations Capital City’s Reid Walley for winning

District 39’s International Speech Contest!

Educational Awards between July 1, 2012 and May 24, 2013

Area 51 Area 52 Area 53 Area 54 Area 55

Communication: 8 Leadership: 5

Communication: 10 Leadership: 8

Communication: 9Leadership: 5

Communication: 15 Leadership: 3

Communication: 10 Leadership: 7

Presidents Distinguished

River City Speakers 10 DCP goals (Area 55) Capital Communicators 9 DCP goals (Area 54) Sutter Toastmasters 9 DCP goals (Area 51)

Distinguished

Capital City Toastmasters 5 DCP goals (Area 51)

Thank you Division E Team: Chief Judge, Mike Churchill, and Area Governors, Jill Fay, Julie Myers, Dale Stott, Sadegh

Yazdi, Dottie Johnson for all your hard work and dedication this year!

It is not how you bounce, but how you rebound. Shake those trees!

-Kristi

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Division F – June DECM report  

DCP Progress 5 Distinguished Clubs 

President’s Distinguished: Empire (A64), Early Risers (A64) Select Distinguished: Mother Lode (A64), The Articulators (A63) Distinguished: Roseville Toasters (A61) 

 4 clubs have completed 5+ DCP goals but still need 3 more members:  

Kaiser Thrive Talkers (A61), Foothill (A61), PCAR (A63), Gold Country (A63) 1 club needs 1 more DCP goal and 2 more members: Excel Orators (A64) 1 club needs 2 more DCP goals and 1 more member: Rocklin Oratory (A62)  Area Governor visits: 20 of 20 complete   2 reports were submitted but have not shown up in TI report yet Area 64 is Distinguished!  

Membership Current (6/4/13)     318     October dues (11/1/12)   286  Net increase since October     +32 (+11%) Base (7/1/12)       387   Net decline since beginning of year   ‐69 (‐18%)  Paid clubs (6/4/13)    20 Club base (7/1/12)    22 HGA Talking Heads and Rose Masters folded  

Recognition at Spring Conference Distinguished Toastmaster: Gary Yeatts Herb Yarbrough Award: Anna Oates Triple Crown winners: Ray Kinney, Sondra Nunez, Connie Suddath, Shelley Drievold,  

Herb Long, Marcia Sydor, Gary Yeatts Club Website Contest: Roseville Toasters (1st Place), Placer’s Gold (2nd Place) Club Newsletter Contest: Placer’s Gold (2nd Place) 

 Leadership Team 

        2012‐2013      2013‐2014 Division F Governor    Philip Williams     Carmela Porcella Area 61 Governor    Thomas Hammett    Susan Korbey Area 62 Governor    Roger Linder      Roger Linder Area 63 Governor    Raul Chavez      Veena Vijayaraj‐Kadidal Area 64 Governor    Sharon Delgado    Ruth Schwartz Division Chief Judge    Ray Kinney      Kristi Beres  

Thank you for a great year!    Good luck next year! 

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