| Club Officers | Club Calendar | Club History | Home | Photos | Speechcraft | What's News?| New Club officers installed The new club executive for 2010/11 was installed on July 5 as one of the first official duties of inaugural Area 56 Governor Bob Kirchner. Pictured below are (from left) Vice President Membership Kevin Doolan, Vice President Education Jenna Lee Wood, Immediate Past President and Sgt-At-Arms Hugh Hamilton, Presdent Sarah Reardon, Treasurer and Historian Maria Jarrett, Secretary Fay Gifford and Vice President Public Relations Prue Green.
New Club President Sarah announced the 2011-12 theme would be Speak to Learn, Speak to Inspire. 2010-11 Award winners
Prue Green won the Sue Edser/Sue Law trophy for Table Topic Speaker of the Year. Jenna Lee Wood won the Harry Ellis trophy for Best Speaker of the Year for the third year running. Prue Green and Jenna Lee Wood jointly won the Quirindi Advocate trophy for Best Evaluator of the Year. Rob Doyle won the Quirindi Toastmasters trophy for Best Contributor of the Year. David Maunder won the Browning Motors trophy for Most Improved. Jenna Lee Wood was awarded the club's Toastmaster of the Year distinction for the second year in succession. Pictured above (from left): 2010-11 Club President Hugh Hamilton, Rob Doyle, David Maunder, Prue Green and Jenna Lee Wood.
2009-10 Award winners
Rob Doyle and Sarah Reardon won the Sue Edser/Sue Law trophy for Table Topic Speaker of the Year. Jenna Lee Wood won the Harry Ellis trophy for Best Speaker of the Year for the second year running. Julie Lange won the Quirindi Advocate trophy for Best Evaluator of the Year. Jenna Lee Wood won the Quirindi Toastmasters trophy for Best Contributor of the Year. Fay Gifford won the Browning Motors trophy for Most Improved. Jenna Lee Wood was awarded the club's Toastmaster of the Year distinction.
Pictured top right (from left): three of the night's award winners, Fay Gifford, Jenna Lee Wood and Sarah Reardon. Pictured above left (from left): Fay Gifford and Sarah Reardon with Past Area Governor John Taylor who attended the changeover for the installation of officers and presentation of awards. Above rightm John with Jenna Lee Wood and Sarah Reardon. New Club officers elected
Hugh Hamilton was elected President while Sarah Reardon was elected Vice President Education. Kevin Doolan was elected Vice President Membership, Prue Green was returned again as Vice President Public Relations while Fay Gifford was elected Secretary. Maria Jarrett returns as Treasurer and Club Historian while Rob Doyle was elected Sgt At Arms. Pictured (from left on changeover night): Maria, Fay, Prue, Kevin, Sarah and Hugh. Rob was not able to attend the function. Award winners announced
Julie Lange won the Sue Edser/Sue Law trophy for Table Topic Speaker of the Year. Jenna Lee Wood won the Harry Ellis trophy for Best Speaker of the Year. Laurie Carrigan won the Quirindi Advocate trophy for Best Evaluator of the Year and the Quirindi Toastmasters trophy for Best Contributor of the Year. Sarah Reardon won the Browning Motors trophy for Most Improved. Prue Green was awarded the club's Toastmaster of the Year distinction. Pictured (from left): Area Governor Denis Toms with Sarah, Prue, Jenna, Julie and incoming Northern Division Governor Bob Kirchner. New Club officers elected The new club executive for 2009/10 was elected in May. Sarah Reardon was elected President while Hugh Hamilton was returned as Vice President Education. Jenna Lee Wood is the Club's new Vice President Membership, Prue Green was returned as Vice President Public Relations as was Kevin Doolan as Secretary. Maria Jarrett continues as Club Treasurer (and Historian) while Laurie Carrigan was returned as Sgt-At-Arms. Pauline Stewart is the Club's Immediate Past President. The new Executive was inducted on Saturday night June 13 by Northern Division Governor-elect Bob Kirchner. Photos from the Club's Changeover Dinner will be online shortly. Take up the Challenge! Join Quirindi Toastmasters Email us – info@quirinditoastmasters.info Click here for details of other Toastmasters clubs in NSW "The names "Toastmasters International," "Toastmasters," and the Toastmasters International emblem are trademarks protected in the United States, Canada, Australia and other countries where Toastmasters clubs exist. Unauthorised use is prohibited." |
