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Shayne Announces Candidacy

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(Editor's Note: Past District Governor, Michael G. Shayne, DTM, announced his candidacy for International Director at the recent Region VIII conference in Knoxville, Tennesse, joining immediate PastDistrict Governor, Charles L Jones, Jr., ATM, in what may prove to be a very exciting contest for the available Directorship This announcement was also made in September of 1972 at the RegionVIII District Governor's Conference in Atlanta, Georgia The following excerpts are from his formal announcement:)

"I am pleased to announce my candidacy for International Director from Region VIII The response from the District Governors and officers who were present in Atlanta was enthusiastic, as it was in Knoxville I am sure you will agree that a prime requisite for Director is total dedication and involvement in all of the programs of Toastmasters International I feel that I have demonstrated these attributes

One of my main programs as District Governor was "Educate for Leadership" The event was successful, as District 47 was named a President's Distinguished District for the year 1971-1972

My platform will be simple, yet will be based on the principles of sound business practices, and will incorporate the basic premises of our founder, Dr Ralph Smedley I ask for your vote of confidence as District 47's candidate for International Director of Region VIII for the term 1974- 1976."

A Pig Deal

Pathfinders Toastmasters Club No 2271 (Orlando) had a club party and officers installation that was really a PIG DEAL The party was an all dav affair at thehouse of Past President Roy Thomas, with boating,swimming, and games The guest of honor was a 40 pound pig, which was roasted over a charcoal pit for 12 hours Members brought a covered dish and paid $3.50 each, which covered the cost of the pig and drinks Master chef wasPresident Hugh Burgay, and AVP Richard Dehler was Chief Hog Butcher After the feast, District Governor Karl Righter installed the officers in an impressive, but informal ceremony

Evening entertainment was provided by talented club members, professionally emceed by Rosemary Dehler, and ably assisted by the hot piano of DG Karl Righter

The Pathfinders recommend this type of party as a break from the restaurant routine, with lots of fun, at very low cost.

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